The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02

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Two communi icatlons aar
from ID. l.. Barker relative TO sI.>
wells. They were referred to the city en-
gineer.
The four persons drawn to serve for the
November term OF the United States Cir
cult Court were William l.. Sweet, Dennis
kirwick, John y. Farnsworth and Louis
Boyden.
The monthly report OF the oyerseer OF
the poor aud the reports of Dexter Asylum
TOR the two weeks past were received.
The bond of John Is. Johnson, 10 whom
had been granted pawnbroker's license,
was approved.
A resolution was introduced by Alder
man Waterman resembling the resolution
ol two weeks ago prohibiting the over
seer Of The poor from sending any child
less han six years old TO Dexter Asyl lum
without its mothers consent. The
rule il apt TO BE disadvantage at
times, Alderman Watson stated, and the
matter was laid over until the next meet
ing when the superintendent of the ssy-
lum and oyerseor of the poor will be asked
90 explain The situation To the members
Of the Board.
An ordinance relative TO the retired list
OF the police force was introduced by
Alderman Balou. II was objected to by
Alderman Mccarthy, laid OH the table
and ordered printed.
The city clerk was instructed TO make
notification of the fact that tine several
boards OF cnnvassers viii DO in session for
the purpose OF cangRssing and correcting
the voting lists on Wednesday,
November q, and for the final
following places: Ward /, Pioneer Hall,
South Main street: Ward 2, North Main
street; Ward g. Smith street; Ward 4, %
Fountain street; Ward b, Beacon avenne; |;
Ward O, Public street; Ward z, Oakland
street; Ward 8, Harrison street; Ward .,
lallas street; Ward 10, Atwells avenue.
The following supervisors for the COM
Ing municipal election were appointed:
Election Supervisors.
Republican, First Ward, LIST district
John l.. Illliard, James w. Martin,
Siephen y. Rice; End district-P. $.
BLiYen. Beajemin Rlnggold, William j.
epencer, Jr.
second Ward. let dstrict-J. II. Berry
j. ID. Wilcox, ". Il. Mason; 2nd dis
trict-herman Max, james Ward, George
Third Ward. 1st dlstrlct-John s.
Miller, Alexander McCauley, Charles III.
Holt; 2nd district--lfhomas w. Arm
strong, Hugh Brown, Samuel Mason; Sd
d strict-Oscar Zeiner, Jr., Herbert
Fourth Ward, LIST district--Edward
Havens, John G.. Harrington, James p.
Arnold; 2nd district-Charlos r.. Dennis,
Cyrus A. Ilowlsnd, Thomas l.. Hutchins.
Fitth Ward, lst distriet-Lewi' Schmitt,
Daniel ID. Buckiin, Jr., John b. Greenalg b ;
gd dis.rict-OscGr Il. Munroe, John III.
Lynch, George 4. jerks.
Sixth WARD, 1st district - David IL.
johnson, Frank Il. Eddy, Charles III. Not
tage; ID district - Frank Il. Whipple,
Benjamin II Jcpaon, John fl. Broad head.
Seventh WarA, lat district-Charlos r..
brown. Joseph Perkins, Daniel T..
Bmith: "a district-Chsrles A. Esleeek,
Charles L. Anthony, Charles +. Eldridge.
Eighth Ward, lst distriet--Edwin III.
Brown. Bayls =. Chace, William T.. NJ.
Little; 2d district -relssiord Stahl,
Charles w. higgins, I'd, Ezra j. Morris.
Ninth Maru, 1st dlstrict-Charles +.
Charnley, IdchaEd Gamble, Albert III.
Taylor; 2d distTict Joseph NJ. Walling
Charles ID. Anderson, Joseph Watson.
Tenth Ward, 1st district--Joseph Flan-
ragan, Harris W. Inman, Leon Is. Coates !;
ed district-Charles III. Fisk, Henry u.
Corbin, James a. Makepesce; 81 district
oscar 4. Carleton, Charles II. Caldwell,
William T.. Nash.
Domocratic: First Ward. 1st district
Timothy j. Sullivan, Charles Burns, Dam
lei j. Sullivnn; 2nd district-Cbarles A..
O'Nen, Dennis Costello, John IL. Sullivan.
second Ward, 1st district--E Edward A..
Hughes, Patrick II. Greenen, Thomas
kehnedy; 2nd district Frank NJ. Don
nelly, Patrick McDonough, Richard Had
6eid, Jr.
Third Ward, 1st district Richard
O'Hara, Richcrd Connors. John IA. Burke;
2d district--Daniei McCarthy Joseph
C'0hey, William Shawcross; "a rict--
Dennis Tobin. David Larkin, HUI Brady.
Fourth Ward. LIST distIict--John III.
o,Leary, Richard whalen, Frank Miner;
q district-Pa,rick r. Mullen, John j.
hcGinley, Thomas II. Holden.
Fifth Ward, 1st district-Thomas +.
poNney, James III. McGinn, Joseph b.
Leach ;2nc district Edward II. McKenna,
A. j. Rose, Frederick II. Sullivan.
sixth Ward, lst district--John Fallon,
Shomas Dorsey, Jr., William j. Higgins !;
Ed district-John J. Keegan, Thomas W.
Eoelcy, James A. Burns
Seventh Ward, 1st District-Joseph f..
HughcH. James A. Fuller, John s. Garyey:
knd district - John Sheehan, Bernard
Brennan, Patrick W. Mechan.
Eighth Ward lst district - Thomas
~. Sullivan, Arthur III. Burns, Frank II.
fionahan; 2nd district James Nc
Keon, Peter McKicrnan, James Leach.
y NTH ward. 1st distfict-J0mes III. Me-
Cusker, Frederick Burke, Frank Gal
hgher; 2nd district Joseph A. DALEY,
Thomas y. Brldled, John Il. O'Noil.
Tonth Ward, 1st district--Jgnes r.
Conway, William Il. Rcllley, Alfrsd Poir-
Ger; 2pd ditrict, Joho j. Laffey.
Michael ". Hurley, Peter J. Taft; 3rd
district james hrcnnan, John Smith
Patrick T.. Arkc
Istlcrrcd business.
The petitions Of the following persons
Cor remission OF taxes were referred TO
thc committee on claims: Cath
srinc NJ. ksly. George NJ. Brown.
Thomas Csfirey. Herman Epstein, Ed
ward Rice. Thomas T.. POtie- and Mary }
Bate. There were also referred TO tae