The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
Aldermen Appoint Supervisors for The
Municipal Campaign.
RED BRIDGE REPORTED UNSAFE.
An Expert Gives his opinion-More
Money Wanted for the Manual Train
Ing school-Aidermsn FolIer Objects
A Policeman Dismissed.

session a. o.oO ciOOh ysoeoiu"S ~A
noon.
A resolution was passed providing that
xVard meetings for the election TO be
holden on Tuesday November, @e, be heiu
Mt the following places, VIZ: First ward
FIRST district at ward room on Mickenden
street. Second district at east end OF
Board OF Trade building. Market square.
Second ward-First district at school
house on Meeting street; Sesond district
Mt ward room on North Main street.
Third ward-First dlstrict at 81 West
River street, Second d S rict at ward room
ON Smith street; Third district al 32J
Branch avenue.
Fourth ward--First district at No. -
jackson street Second district at Jas
Westminster street. second floor.
Fifth ward--First district at voting
booth on Chestnut street, between Elm
and Elbow streets; Second district AT
ward room on Beacon avenue.
Sixth ward-t'irst district at ward
room on Public street; Second district at
S3S Thurbers avenue.
Seventh ward-First district at 13l
Harrison street; Second district at ward
room on Oakland street.
Eighth ward-First district at north
west corner of Messer AMI Hudson
streets; Second district in ward room on
Harrison street.
Ninth ward--First district at north
east corner of knight aud Grove streets (;
Second district az ward room on Pallas
street.
Tenth ward-First district at east side
OF Florence street, near Kossuth street;
Second district at ward room on Atwells
avenue; Third district at No. 349 Smith
street.
Canvass Meetings Ordered.
A resolution appointing canvass meet
ings as follows were adopted. The resolu-
tion il as follows: THAT the city clerk
be directed to give notice that the several
boards OF canvassers will be in session
Tor the purpose OF canvassing and cor
recting their respective lists of voters on
Wednesday, No. 90 and fer the final
canvass on Saturday, Nov. 20, at z
o'clock p. M, and that trans
fers will close at s o'clock p. IN.
on the last day Of the canvass at the follow
ing places, viz. First ward, at the ward
room on Wickenden street; Second ward,
ut the ward room on North Main street
Third ward, at the ward room on Smith
street; Fourth ward, at No. - jackson
street; Fifth ward, at the ward
room on Beacon avenue; Sixth ward at
the ward room on Public street; Seventh
ward at the ward room on Oakland street;
Eight ward at the ward room on Harrison
street; Ninth ward at the ward room on
Pallas street; Tenth ward at the ward
room on Atwells avenue.
Republican Supervisors.
The following Republican supervisors
for the coming municipal election we're
appointed First ward-District i, Jonn
l. Hillard, James w. Martin, Stephen
ID. Rice. District 2, Pitts ). Biiven. Ben
jamin Ringgold, William j. Spencer. jr.
Second ward-District /, John III. Berry,
James X. Snow, Henry Il. Mason. Dis
trict 2. Herman Max. Charles Ii. North
colt, Richard Brines.
Third ward--District /, Walter Barlow,
William Britwell, Thomas NJ. Brown.
District q Lucien Il. Angell, Ben Conner
sail, Herbsrt G. thompson. ID strict g.
Thomas Salisbury, Jonn Gregory. George
Haue,l.
Fourth ward-District /, John G. Har
rington, James L. Arnold, Gsorge p.
Cressy. District 2, Charles X. Dennis
Cyrus A. Rowland, Thomas L. Hutchins.
Firth ward-Disirict l, Edward Il. Buck
lin, Louis Schmidt. John IS. Greenalg b
District 2. Albert A. Manchester. Osca
H. Mouroe, Arson Il. Bennett.
Sixth ward-District /, Frank p.
Eddy, Charles III. Nottage. Howard w.
Randall. District 2. Frank 4. Whipple,
Benjamin X. Jepson, James 9. Wright.
Seventh ward-D.strict i, Charles L
Brown. Joseph Perkins, Howard T..
Wood. District 2, Albert j. Taylor
Charles A. Esleeck. Frank n. Cady.
Eighth ward-District j, Edwin ii
Brown. Balls r. Chace, Henry +. Carr
District 2, 1elesford Stahl, CliffJrd ii
Griffin, Charles w. Higgins End.
Ninth ward-District /, Charles
II. Charmley, James Parkinson.
John r. McQuillan. District Q, William
I Il. Huntington, Joseph NJ. Walhng
Charles ID. Anderson.
Tenth ward-District /, Joseph Flanns
gan, John Givoux, Michael L. Kel y
District 2, Alexander Mcmillan. Henry L
Dyson, ID. S. Is. Allardice. District ;
Oscar A. Carleton, Frank Is. Hazard
William II. Brown.
Democratic Supervisors,
The Democratic supervisors appointe
were:
First ward, First district-John /.
Finan, Robert Turbitt, Stephen j. Riley
Second district-John X. Hurley. Tboms
Driscoll. John X. McVey.
Second ward; First district-Daniel .
O'Sullivan, Frank Masterson, Eugen
McCarron. Second district-Frank N
Donnelly, Hugh Black, Edward q. Jol
dan.
Third wardi First district-Thoma
Maher. Richard Connors, John Smith
Second district-Martin Tighe, James L
McPhillips. John Sliney. Third distric
John Mevey. Michael ii. Drury, job
ID. O'Connor.
Fourth ward; First district--Williai
Carter. Richard Wbalen, John II
O'Leary. Second district--Stephen N
Conley, Bernaid N. Mullen. John .
Nolan.
Fifth ward: First district Edward
Bowen. Robert J. Spencer. Patric
Carter. Second district--Bobert Clew
James r. Day, George ID. Loveland.