The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-18
James II. Easton and George Mcdonald.

Assessor for three years-James Linten.
Trustees Library, for three years
| George II. Fuller and Darius l.. Golf
Auctioneers--Carlo l.. Rogers, Jason f.
Lawrence, Charles II. Adams James Will
son, Daniel ii. Horton. Alfred j. Smith,
Olney Arnold, Charles A. Warland, Will
liam II. Moroney, w. III. Crowningshield,
George A. Schuyler
Sealers of Leather-Frank l.. Holmes,
Jesse NJ. Fairbrother.
Vaccinating Physicians IL Wheaton
| Clapp, Herbert o. True, George III. Stan
ley, +. G.. Burnett, John II. Corrigan,
Francis Johnson, Michael w. Kelliher, l.
H. Kingman, Michael Grandfeld and
Superintendent OF Ook Grove Cemetery
Thomas Il. Berry.
superintendent of Mineral Spring Gem
etery-A. Sidney Smith.
Corders OF Wood-Carlos l.. Rogers,
George Crawford, James A. McDuff. FL
berton B. Keiser, Charles w. Thomas, j.
Edgar Ssson, Daniel &. Fallon, Edwin L.
Newell and John Kenyon.
Packers of Fish-William Marian and
Thomas s. Cameron.
Pound Keepers-Stephsn Il. Nye and
Patrick Campbell.
Fence Viewers Briefly. Richard
Matteson, John Minniman aud James
Maher
Gaugers of Casks-Reuben X. Miller and
Edmund Clark.
Weighers of Mer~handise-S. Fred Car
penter, j. Edgar Sisson, Joshua T.. White
George Il. Olney, James A. McDuff,
George j. Drury, Theodore II. Payne.
George 4. Miller. David G. Gallon, Frank
lin r. Harris, Oscar A. Jillson, Daniel w.
Mason, Charles r. Bucklin, Stephen X.
Bucklin, Jr., Jesse NJ. Fairbrother. John
7. Meader, Willard Baker, James NJ.
Crawford, Frank l.. Cranston, Charles w.
Thomas. Edward l.. Newell.
Inspectors of Patroeum--Henry III. Mil
Ter and Reuben X. Miller
Inspectors of Stove Pipes-George A.
JencKes, Dennis Buckley, Bernard Nc
Caughey, Corlos l.. Rogers, Erwin Read
and John Wadsworth.
Field Drivers-Patrick Campbell, James
Casey, George l.. Richars, William
Doolay. +, w. Allen and Peter sherry
Constables--James Wilson, Joseph H.
Paine, Allen X. Wilson, Ernest G. Scott,
Matthew Curran, George w. Barnefield
Jason +. Lawrence.
Commissioners of Sinking Fund-Jude
Taylor, Olney Arnold, Robert sherman.
Measures OF Grain and Salt-Nathan
w. Whipple.
Superintendent of Flags-Henry +.
jerks.
The Probate Court.
The regular session of the Court of Pro
bate was held yesterday afternoon before
His Honor Judge Blodgett. 4
The first and annual accounts of Charles
Il. Pratt. administrators on the estate of
Susan Rand, were examined and allowed.
Bonds of X. Anthony Gage, admins
traitor with the will annexed on the estate
of Richard B. Gage; of Malvina B. Bech-
ard, executrix on the estate of Delphis
Bechard; Of Claude j. Farnsworth, execu-
tor on the estate of Martha A. Platt; of
Ellen Welsh, guardian of John L. Welsh,
on leave to sell real estate; of William
Cooke, administrator with the will an
| ha ar nf
aud of Clovis H. Bowen, guardian of
James Buesley, on leave TO sell real estate,
were approved.
The first account OF Charles A. War
land, administrator on the estate of Isaac
Lindsey, was examined and allowed.
Frank f. Rowen, administrator on the
estate of Thomas McAndrew, was given
permission to sell the personal estate of
said deceased at private sale, at not less
than the appraised value.
The Wis of Patrick McDuff, Charles
w. Flagg and Jonathan Rylands were
presented and continued.
Petition for letters on the estate of Syl-
vester +. Humes presented and continued.
The will of Caroline w. kelton was ad-
mitted aud Claude j. Farnsworth appoint
ed executor: bond, s., 600. Sureties, Claude
Il. Farnsworth, Edward Cole; appraisers.
Edward w. Blodgett. Horace w. Daven-
port. Willard B. Tanner.
The inventories on the estate of Thomas
McAndrew. Martha A. Platt and William
Mayor were presented
Petitions of Eliza Newell. executrix of
Ziba Newell, for leave to sell real estate,
for the probate of the will of Ann Har-
rington and for the allowance of the ac-
count of George H. Webb, administrators
on the estate of Benjamin Sweet, were
continued.
Knights Of Columbus VIII Visit New
Haven.
Delaney Council, No 81, X. of c., held
meeting last evening, mt which number
of visitors from Tyler Council were pres
ent, also ID. d., John H. Dreary and Grand
McDufl. The council voted to take part
in the 400th anniversary of the discovery
of America by Columbus, which is to be
held in New Haven next October by
knights from all over the country. A
COMMITTEES was appointed. One applicant
was voted in.
Another Law Breaker Raided.
This afternoon Detective Hamberlin and
Officer Slocum paid surprise visit to
John Powers, who pretends to keep a
huckter shop at 55 Sanford street. and
captured four bottles of lager and seven
bottles OF spirituous liquors, which, with
the proprietor, were taken to the station.
lie was arraigned, pleaded not guilty, and
his case was continued until February
18th.
Tho Water Pipe Burst.
This morning when one of the clerks of
the Standard Boot aud Shoe Co., opened
the store. he found six inches of water on
the floor and water pouring in streams
from the ceiling Upon investigation it
was found that the water pipe on the
floor above had frozen up and burst during
the night.
The District Court.
In the District Court yesterday after
noon Joseph Freitschie was arraigned aud
pleaded not guilty TO the charge OF pur-
loining goods from the Merchants EX-
change, and his trial was fixed for Satur-
day. the Goth inst.
The case against Michael Conley, who
was suspected of larceny of clothing be-
longing to Charles +. Lawton, was dis
continued.
Another Runaway.
About 1880 o'clock yesterday afternoon u
horse attached to an open buggy and be-
hind which was "A led horse, was going up
Broadway lust above Exchange street