The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-02
BOARD QF ALDERMEN.
A Big Grlst Of Routine Work Was
Turned Out Last Evening.
WILL HAVE A GLORIOUS FOURTH,
If One Can Judge From the Number of
Petitions to Sell Fireworks Assist
ants Appointed in Engineers Once
building Permits Granted.


of aldermen Yesterday. There were but
eight members present. The business
transacted was entirely OF routine
character, and was rushed through with
the usual r,pidity. The only discussion
was In reference to the petition OF the New
England Printing Telegraph company OF
Boston to erect poles aud wires. In certain
streets of the city. Alderman Lansing
introduced and moved its passage, say
ing that the company was not new one
in the city and was already held In
el0,O00 bonds. A similar resolution had
been passed In the council year ago,
and for some reason the board had failed
10 concur. The president OF the COM
-pany appeared and said that the COM
pany wished to chsnge its wires. and
were awaiting the permission OF the
aldermen.
Board of Aldermen.
The weekly report OF the Dex' er a'y-
lum for the weeks ending May 20 and "a,
and the monthly report of the overseer
OF the poor were received.
The bonds OF William B. Carpenter
and Wendell Freedman. pawnbrokers,
were approved.
examination OF Dexter asylum, Satur-
day, June 10. AZ 2p. IN.
The following we're appointed assist
ants in city engineers office William
III. McSoley, George downing, Bentley
f. Winsor. Daniel j. Kirby, A. Lawrence
MeGregor.
Orders were issued for the establishing
of the grade of Carrington avenue from
Camp street To East avenue, ana of
Kno les street from Cypress street To
Abbott street.
David Bsilou was appointed police
cons able.
The petition of Patrick j. Kelley to
buy aud sell junk at 70 Crary street was
not granted.
Petitions Granted.
The following petitions were granted:
Clarence c. Crafts to locate and operate
"A steam boiler at rear l2 Sheldon street;
William Borio to transfer vict laliny
house at 1853 Pine street TO Michael CLARK;
William Hargraves TO transfer pool Ii
cense to Bernard Hackett.
To keep pool tables: Morris Cohen. mt
Mill street; join Z. Downey. at 2S2
and aS4 Thurber's avenue.
To buy and sell junk, the following:
Allen w. Bently, at BOT Eddy street; Pat
rick Curran, at 81 Crary street; George
Lavender. at 414 Branch avenue; Paul
Massel, at 30 Summer str, ct; Eiward
Myers. at 272 Blackstone street; Peter
Reilly, at 1l3 Faith sti eet; David H. Ship
pee, AT IL Winsiow street; Patrick J.
Kelley. at 10 trary Stree Allen w.
Bentley. 22s South Water ST. rect
To build barns, the following, viz:
George Il. Atwo d, at 1852 Broad street;
Mrs. Francis K. Aus H., at Ga Gala
street; j. II. Preston q Co., on Jes {
street; Samuel Laycock, at 90 River ave-
nue.; Forr ST Greene, at rear 36S Thayer
9 rect: John j. Kean. on Gold street;
Lewis Ross. at 81 Gaylord rect.
To keep swine, John McSherry, at 465
Gladstone avenue.
To lold dances, the following, viz:
Court hope. at Dimond hall; Alpine So
cial club, al Oriental hall: Concordia So
cIal club, at Oriental hail; Thomas ID a fly,
Dimond ball; Loyal Providence lodge, at
Dlmond ball; Providence castle, No. 2,
81 DoIrante street; Providence Sales
mems ass citation, at 126 Matbewson
stree Regent Literary and Social club,
at Odd Fellows hall; Second Separate
company. at 9S We, bosset street; the
Unknown club, at 98 Weyb, sset street:
Aoung Mems Mos, Montehvre associa-
Jiou, a 27 Market square.
To keep and sell fireworks the follow
ing, VIZ: Jonas Barker, 3l7 Amherst
street; L: Dougherty, at III Regent
avenue; Joseph Downing, at 67s North
Main street; William ii dield, at sos
Broad street: j. q. Hyde, at ~ North
Main street; Jennie 4. Macomber, at
sos North Main street, Mary q. Maguire,
s45 North Main reet;. Edwin L. New
hall, AT W alker 81 rect; Sanford G.
Paine, at 562 Broad street, Frank A.
Salisbury q Co.. at GAG North Main street;
Henry Ames, 9S Richmond street; Mary
Deloy, liz Hospital street; K. q. Cory,
132 SouIh Main 5 rect; James Kenyon,
1lo camp street; Henry Mulyey, 35l Eddy
street: frank A. Salisbury, l5i Wickenden
street; A. 5. Sterrit, 4s3 Eddy street;
Rhode l'land News co npany. l3y and 14l
W estminster street; Richard Brothers, 81
Aborn street; Sarah 4. Campbell, 1853
Fountain street; Thomas G. Mulligan, "a
Jackson street; Providence Stationery
company. 726 Westminster street; G. 4.
Wood, 332 Broad street; Maria Mcclure,
15s Atwells avenue; Ihaddeus Hayden,
s15 Weybusset street; Stephen g. Gerald,
40 Chestnut street; Charles L. Dorr.
344 Weybosset street: Murrxy-Spink
company, 70 and rs Pine street:
Walter b. Chaffee. 36s Broad street
John X. Higgins, 24S South Main street
". II. Simmons. 81 Transit street; viii
liam Shawcross, Ill Douglas avenue
Edwin S. Ross, i70 Orms street Annie
Meriweather. 195 Gladstone avenue;
John Mcleod, 246 Charles street Viii
liam j. Latham. 247 Smith street Jo-
seph Monplasir ia Douglas avenue
George II. Morrow, 2Ol Smith street; l..
A. Whittemore West River street
Jobu NJ. Harris, A Charles street
Mrs. III. r.. Bartlett. 279 Charles street
Henning G. Schole. 267 Montgomery
STREET; Clarente A. Butman, $50 Thur
bers avenue; Lizzie McGoon, / ,lS2 Brood
street; Albert Schofeld, 1905 Eddy
street; Charles l. Bray, 927 Eddy rect
Mike Berman, 53S Potters avenue Robert
Neville. 800 Potters avenue Aaron Bisch,
GO Richmond street Mrs II. Duffy, $50
Il. dy street John A. Vaughan. 40 Lock-
wood street; Patrick +. Dasigan. 272
Atwells avenue; Moses FlnkeI, 1,Ol3
Westminster rect John j. Reilley, 94l
Westminster street; o. III. Coombs, us
Cranston street; Frederick Eilwood g.
Co., 400 Cranston street.
Petitions Referred.
The petitions of Peter +. Plumb, Nan
CIV L. Osgood, Perry g. Reynolds, James
IL. Canning and Michael Foy to build
barns, were referred TO the inspector of
buildings
Petitions for the layout Of Unit street
and Falls place. were referred TO the
com mittee on highways.
Petitions for sewers In Thurber's ave-
nue.. Oriole avenue, Vineyard and Eddy
sire ts, were referred TO the committee
on sewers
petition of Laura f. Cook for abate.