City Government, 1891–1900.
First District. — John H. Sullivan.
Second District. — Benjamin F. Stacey.
Third District. — Thomas F. Keenan.
Pourth District. — George von L. Meyer.
Fifth District.—Nathaniel J. Rust.
Siacth District. – Edward J. Leary.
Woord, 1. Frank C. Wood, John L. Bates, Hugh L. Stalker.
Woord, 2. Patrick C. Kelly, Thomas Arthur, William J. Donovan.
Woord 3. William J. Doherty, John J. Mahoney, Michael J. Tierney.
Wa/rol. 4. Henry W. Woodbury, William H. Boardman, Myron D. Cressy.
Ward 5. John Hurley, James W. O'Brien, Elliott D. Robbins.
Ward, 6. Neil F. Doherty, Charles Carroll, John J. Irving.
Ward 7. Edward P. Clark, Patrick F. Brogan, Cornelius H. Toland.
Ward, 8. Michael B. Gilbride, Patrick Higgins, Hugh McLaughlin.
DAVID F. BARRY, President.
Ward 9.
Albert H. Hall,
Nelson G. Gaskins,
Seth P. Smith.
Waff'd. 10.
Bowdoin S. Parker,
Arthur L. Spring,
Clarence P. Weston.
Ward II.
Francis C. Lowell,
Charles W. Hallstram,
Frank H. Briggs.
Ward, 12.
John F. J. Mulhall,
Daniel P. Toomey,
John Quinn, jr.
JWO?'d 13.
Michael W. Norris,
John H. Griffin,
Andrew J. Quinn.
Ward, 14.
James H. Coughlin,
John A. Daunt,
Josiah S. Dean.
Ward, 15.
Joseph J. Casey,
Charles H. Dirksmeyer,
Timothy J. Sullivan.
Ward, 16.
David F. Barry,
John B. Cadigan,
Abraham Levy.
Joseph O’Kane, Clerk.
HERBERT S. CARRUTH, Chairman.
..Seventh District. —Thomas W. Flood.
Eighth District.—Weston Lewis.
AWinth District.— Martin Regan.
Tenth District.— Lewis G. Farmer.
Eleventh District.— John H. Lee.
Twelfth District. — Herbert S. Carruth,
J. Mitchel Galvin, City Clerk.
Woord, 17.
S. Edward Shaw,
William R. Browne,
William GOrdon.
Ward, 18.
George E. Lovett,
Abraham C. Ratshesky,
Thomas Talbot.
Ward 19.
Thomas F. Lyons,
Mark H. Lynch,
William J. Murphy.
Ward 20.
Charles H. Dolan,
Hugh Gilligan,
William B. McClellan.
Ward, 21.
Horace G. Allen,
Benjamin F. Brown,
Melancthon W. Burlem.
Ward, 22.
John F. Kinney,
George H. Murray.
Ward, 23.
Franklin P. Pierce,
Frank F. Proctor,
John J. Kane."
Ward, 24.
Walter L. Hayes,
Charles E. Folsom, jr.,
Fred H. Young.
Ward 25.
Henry B. Goodenough,
Frederic Eaton.
1 Flected June 3, 1891, in place of Horace Bacon-resigned.
First District. — Charles T. Witt. Seventh District. — Thomas W. Flood.
Second District. — Michael J. Mitchell. Eighth District. — Alpheus Sanford.
Third District. — Martin M. Lomasney. Ninth District.—William L. Mooney.
Fourth District. — Jacob Fottler. Tenth District. — John F. Dever.
Fifth District.— Charles W. Hallstram. Eleventh District. — John H. Lee.
Siacth District. — John J. Maguire. Twelfth District.—Charles E. Folsom, jr.
J. Mitchel Galvin, City Clerk.
COUNCILMEN.
DAVID F. BARRY, President.
Ward 1. Ward 10. Ward 18.
George R. W. Battis, William C. Parker, John H. Colby,
Woord, 18. Albert C. Smith, John H. Colby, Henry S. Fisher.
Word, 19. Mark H. Lynch, Joseph L. Bartlett, Daniel F. Connor.
Woord, 20. Patrick E. Riddle, Albert Wise, FCIWin. S. Fields.
Word, 21. Richard F. Andrews, jr., William W. Davis, William M. McInnes.
Wood, 22. Patrick F. Gormley, Edward H. Costello, Thomas Reynolds.
Wood, 23. William A. Davis, James H. Kelly, Frederick A. Wood.
Woord, 24. John B. Patterson, Herbert M. Manks, George I. Robinson, jr.
Ward, 25. Henry B. Goodenough, Samuel H. Mitchell, Eugene A. Reed, jr.
1 Statutes of 1893, Chap. 473, provides for the election of Aldermen-at-large, instead
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