The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-21
GIFT WAS ACCEPTED.
Iha Nierman Yolc FaVlrdbly on th,
Dexter Statue HITTER.
i SUGGESTION BY CHIEF CHILDS.
Ne Wants tho ire Marshal Authorized
90 rosecute Those Who Leave Com
bnstibls Material ia Dangerous Places.
Many Petitions Acted Upon.

The hoard Of aldermen met as a board
Of health At o'clock Yesterday after
noon, his honor Mayor Potter presiding.
The following persons wers ordered TO
abate nuisances;
Csorgiaua Greenleaf, 172 West Cliff
ford street and IS Dudley street;
Abby s. Burlington, 274 North Main
street; Marian Mouiton, IL Dartmouth IN
[. street; heirs OF within Jnnn BTadytH tH.iS 81
SO Broad street; William Heatou. sl8
4 Amherst street; heirs OF John Campbell,
1I2 Prairie avenue heirs OF Harriet
Pearce, 81 Benevolent street; Herman
Rosenberg. 4l2 Friendship str~r; Mary
J: Spra9ue, 90 Plenty street Annie
John Buckley, 343 Amherst street |:
Jooeph Buckley, 337 Manton avenue
Waller K Jencks. 3S3 Friendship street
Susan Sprague. so Bridgham street Jane
Remington, IA Pease street; Mary E.
Wowry, IS Davis street.
R,ohard Fenner. 10 Wheaton, avenue
William II. Hall. $50 Cranston street
Francis A. Cox, 10S Blackstone avsnue;
hoirs OF Ebenexer Allen, 3lS Wickenden
street; John III. Ma9uire o6 Trenton street;
Patrick Keegan. "a Pearce street; Peter
Hart, g Lilac street; Patrick Connelly,
n. RicEsrd. IS Stamford street;
svsuus E~~ssS Mary ya%%RSsi %RDrsia a Willard fse aSs
nuss Mrs. Calvin B. Nye. 1875 Power
street; ss Bernard .rs%;sSy CnssiSay' 81 TFon vr.s.
20 Cranstcn street !: Nathan H.
Ira 8: L Kirby. 100 Ii"wood avsnue:
Michael Follen, % Robinson street;
Joseph Thomas. 10 Dove street; Sarah
Wolch, 50 Trenton street; heirs OF Ebeu-
81 Day. 96 Chapel street; VIM: w. Richard,
IL Waldo street; wilson X. Peckham,
10 Noyes avenue; Edward Munroe. 81
Oano street; BridgeL Regan. Al Fremont
street; James Moran, Governor street;
James H. Feeney. 81 Stamford street.
Johanna J. Manning, 67s Eddy street:
liam w. Rickard, 1875 Burlington street;
william w. kickard, 145 Waldo
ntreet: Frank Solomon, 26 Pearce
street Henry Randall. 24S Public street;
Charles Medbury, $50 Eddy street; John
CHASER, 29 Burlington street; Desire G.
Lowdsn, sel ts Potssrs avsna avenue; Ezekiel a,.l
Connelly, 20 O'Connell street; Thomas
Coakley, ,46S Po'ters avenue; Will
lam c. Geer, 134 burnside street
Thomas -Cnokleyy- IS -Madison-Street;
Joseph A. whaley, 124 Burnside street
Mary H.. Gnldfield, 81 Calder street
Peter Mulvey, Is Colfax street;
Amelia Charlten. So Pavilion avenue;
Charles Medbury, 8 Mutual street
and Devine street; James w. Bran
nan, 97l Prairie avenue; Anatasia Flan-
.,agan. 30 Hylstead street; John Prior.
~ wsyRSs Rs.ocs ssrsss; sssiue w5lS% Richard Gal !
b ,we, 423 Branch avenue; Edward Nc
E!roy, Is McKcnna street; Mary Gillen.
81 Vest River street: John Mitchell, 78
NcKenna street; Charles Meehan, 22l
West River street; Josiah A. whaley. Is
sesss orsis s'lSeI a. Read. 1889 Eddy street; Hugh
O'Donnell. Sl7 Plain street; John Sales
tes, 50 McKepna street; William
A. Sprague, IL Welcome avenue;
James Blessington, % Hylstead
street: Mrs. Thomas A. Richards,
1a1 Carpenter street; John Carey, 1S2
veszie street; Charles =: Lewis: oia Pot
avenue; VIM. H. Coughlin. IA Smi,hfield
avenue; Jos. R. True. 593 Charles street;
Bernard Welch. $50 Penn street; John
Hapop. 10 Fouro street; John +. Larvin,
"A Hewitt street; George M Griffin, a
and % Baxter street Joseph <.
Dsnsuap, II and 13 Falps Place;
Joseph K True. 1876 Branch avenue An
drew Dick hant, 81 Lydia street; Mar
Rarot Nelson, 38, Smithfeld avenue
Sarah A. Mann, y6 Gladstone avenue
Mary McGale. ss street; Michael Hunt,
Is Mathew street.
The following persons were ordered to
John Skuce, Edward Hoxie. Allen Aus
ten. Edward Hatch, Samuel Card, Harry
Coupe, Oliver Ainsley, Thomas Priestly,
6ilas Pratt, Charles johnson, Edward
Bouker, James Coyle. Gideon Sprague,
Lewis w. Gardiner, Edward Kinnecan.
Jared L. Greene. tenants on the Roger
Williams Park property.
Tho Aldermen Meet.
The board of health then adjourned
and Sat In aldermanic council. Upon
accommodation OF the superintendent
Of health. Dennis Quinn's petition to
keep two swine on Gillen street, was
granted. The petition Of Mary Z. Sea-
man to collect swill and.of was granted.
Joseph X. Linnell was given the privi-
lege Of removing the contents OF privy
vaulta
The petition Of Washington K. Waite
70 build q barn at the corner OF Culver
and Dudley streets was taken from the
table 1t was noted that the board send
for the counsel Of Mr.. Waite to appear at
the next meeting. 1t was passed.
The joint resolution directing the COM
missioner of public works to construct a
bridge over the railroad on Adelaide
avenue was taken from the table aud
was passed unanimously.
Postponed Again.
The ordinance providing for the elec-
tion of an inspector of plumbing and
regulating the drainage and plumb ng
Of buildings was taken from the table
Alderman Winship advocated the post
poning of action until the next meeting.
Alderman Lansing thought that it was
about time at the board got down to
business on the bill aud adv Gated the
confederation Of the bill. Mr.. Winship's
motion was carried.
The petition OF Eugene II. Lincoln TO
Be appointed coroner for three years was
read aud granted.
The following petitioners lwere given
leave to withdraw: Mrs. Elizabeth
SBssh. 70 keep vctualllrg house at
oAtwelps avenue and jacob Abrams To
keep junk snop al 20 South Main
street.
The petitions of Michael McNulty to
build barn on Valley street, near Orms
slreet and James McD 1nougb. TO b lid a
barn at 10 Ring str ct. were ordered re-
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