The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-26
PAWTUCKET.
again NO Election for the second Ward
City Council Ticket.

again NO Election for the second Ward
City Council Ticket.
Inc third trial for the election of mem
oers OF the P~awtucket City Council from
the second ward was held yesterday, and
resulted as at both previous trials in no
election. indeed, from the figures OBJ
talneu from the wsrden's count the re.
,uas - further from being an election
.nan at eitner OF the two preceding
,rlals. The Republicans rolled a little
larger vote than before, the so-called
s,raiehu democrats polled a few less. and
ene Cltizens' Democratic ticket re-
SWSunseu u Few more votes. Alderman
Winters, the Citizens Democratic can
didate for REELECTION, received four less
votes at the last trial, while Ed
waru oBrien. the straight Democratic
Ianhioate, ieil behind thirteen votes.
roiiowing is the result in figures:
o.spIen Aldnssrman-.,,mss Nisbet. so; Edward
Edwrsrrdr Mc TS9nc Imam + iward Mccaughey. ee7;
For See @Sa' noa aoi; 5smes MeLHy' a. por,.r o..
isaac aoe G,i; sS3; Patrick KeeGan, 1913.
Jer1uld an osi J Se@nei, Mn John Eryln' eiii Frank
Fer wasden-wilismS IL Hayes, 'sis; James p.
For ard Sierk-john p. Dorl. 500; stephen w.
rn'oh' <eoi george l.. Richards. li6
In the Firth ward Edward +. Gillian,
t,e Democratic nominee for Der OF
~ $50 CAliOl ~ MI tUt VACANCY
caused nv the death of Councilman Nc
heough. received l65 votes to five for
oaines harvey, there b ing no regularly
nominated Republican candidate.
First Select socia,.
The Eth association held it's first
select socia! OF the season at Music Hall
assembly rooms last evening. The at.
tendance was good, the floor being COM
fortably fllgd. Among the company
were several visitors from Providepcs.
a supper was served at ntermission, |
AFTER which dancing was resumed until "A
late hour. The floor was under the
uirectIon OF David {. Norton. The com
xri'Iee IN charke OF the all air consisted of |
W. L. kelton, L. c. Thomas and +. +
Lyon.
The Probate Court.
AT the regular weekly session of the
Probate Court yesterday afternoon the
first and final account of Thomas p.
Barnfeld. executor on the estate OF All.
media T.. Bishop, was examined and al
Margaret 4. Smith was appointed guar.
dian OF the person and estate gf Maggie
a., Katie, John j.. and FraHcis Ford;
bond 500 IN each case.
Fl"ai account Of Maria Herman, exec
utrix on the estate of James Herman,
allowed.
Boad of George b. Sunderland. custol.
an OF the pefs NAL es ate of Sarah Ann
draper, was approved.
IL. Amino y sage, administrator on the
e OF Rcnard b.. Gage, was ordered 10
appear before the court In three weeks
md show cause why ne has not rendered
IN account.
Petitions for the appointment Of an adj
on the est ties of Sarah Ann
draper. Annie Hamilton aud Mary
were continued three weeks.
foint OF Interest.
The oficers-eiect of Hope Lodge, {
Knights OF Honor, were duly install. d !
ast evening by District Deputy Grand i
Director Charles /. Gardiner and board
I grand officers.
The Com non Council met last evening
y Adjournment, but out of re ypect for
Pierce. who lost his wife the
before, the council adjourned for one
'eek.
A benefit concert for the wife of Dtniel
richardson. the driver VINO was killed
! the Lonsdale fatality, will be held
unuay evening". The management of
othropis Opera Hou 'e viii give tn use Z
{ the bouse, and Messrs. Meikleiohn aud '
'oinas Will provide some OF the talent. y
The hackmeu aud the eXpressmeu of /,
aud vicinity will try conclu- =
oas A. polo at the skating rink next !,
evening. =
The annual ball of Delaney Council. y
nights of Columbus, will be held in ="
Iusic Hall neXt Wednesday evening. 7
riday evening following the union Pyth- :,
IA concert ana ball Will be held at the =
time. -