The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-19

james r.. EuniS, denry Il. mason, JoSihn
Smith, Charles l.. Reed, Roswell c. Smith,
William G. Chace, Richard Whalen,
Charles r.. Day, Ashal ID.
Taft, Stephen A. Pidge, John
p. Peterson, Edwin A. Burgess
Asa IT. Stowell, William III. Hope, Fred II.
Read, William II. Brown, Henry Porter,
Theodore p. Bogait Sd, William Benford,
Abel Schofield. Warner A. Johnson,
Charles II. Burt, Robert p. Brown, Walter
M. Boomer, Richard q. Davis, Herbert l..
Webster, Charles +. May, James A.
Boutelle, Henry F. Lovey, Jesse
Hulner, Joseph d. Whitaker, Joseph N.
Clegg, Lawrence Fox, Jeremiah w. Miller,
Joseph Banigan, George w. Bennett,
Charles A. Rounds, Richard I. Briggs,
James Fuller, Miles ii. Miller, Neman l..
Calder, Charles Lassall, William A.
Wilson, Isaac Kirby, Ansel p.
Bartlett, Charles B. Jencks, Granville
M. Borden, Byron G. Howard, Charles
III. Wagensiel, Charles f. Williams, John
Taylor, Samuel f. French, Mark A. Gal
rick, Charles l.. Ellis, Charles p. Sher-
man, Frank ii. Swift, Thomas McDer-
mott, Edward II. Dorsey, Thomas
Congdon, Albert II. Wightman, Phillip
ii. Adamson, Charles ID. Owen, Alfred III.
OOmDe, TduCls Wdisn, JOuu
Walter /. Fletcher, Edwin Brown, Robert
J. Barny, Charles F. Dyer, Joseph Man
ming, Jesse Atherton, Edward j.
Fay, Charles G. A. Paterson,
Nelson Hopkins, George II. Phillips,
Edwin A. Corbett, Frank b. Crosby, John
Turner, Martin G. Northup, Thomas j.
Lovett, John B. Peck, Howard L. Carpen-
ter, Arnold s. Wood, Patrick Riley.
Concurrent Business.
The board passed the following in con-
currence: Order to receive the monthly
reports Of the city auditor for Decem Der,
1893, and OF the city treasurer for Decem-
Der, 1898; order to receive the quarterly
report of the weigher at the Haymarket
scales; order to receive the annual report
of the inspector Of buildings; order to re-
ceive the twentieth annual report OF the
commissioner OF sinking funds; commu-
nication OF city gauger, announcing ap-
pointment Of deputies; resolution to con-
meet committee room II with metallic
circuit telephone, and resembling resolu-
tion No. 26, approved January 3,
1894; resolution adding $4,000 to
the appropriation for evening schools;
resolution adding 5000 for building ad-
dition and making alterations to the
Sabin street schoolhouse, now situated on
corner Atwells avenue and Bourn street;
resolution authorizing sale of certain
land on new Harris avenue to j. II. Pres
ton & Co.; resolution to define grade for
Beverly and burlington streets; order to
receive the monthly report OF the city
messenger for December, 1898; message
of the mayor transmitting invitation to
attend convention of National Associa-
tion of Inspectors and Commissioners OF
Buildings; message OF mayor announcing
appointment OF Edward G.. Joyce as
mayors clerk; order to receive the semi
annual report OF the sealer OF weights and
measures; an ordinance I'm amendment OF
chapter 13s, entitled an ordinance author
izing the city treasurer to hire the sum OF
500, 900 for Improvement OF public parks;
resolution authorizing the printing of
1000 copies of the city engineers report for
1890; resolution authorizing Joint COM
mittee on city property to erect or repair
outbuildings at schoolhouse estates; re-
solution adding $4,000 to the appropria-
tion for the construction OF sewers; reso-
luton 10 remit certain sewer assessments;
resolution directing commissioner OF pub
lie works to grade the new city
yard; resolutions TO grade Hunt