The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19

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Seventh Ward-First District, at 63
Westfield street; Second District, at
ward room on Oakland street.
Eighth Ward First District, at north
west corner of Messer and HUDSON streets;
Second District, at 20 Harrison street.
Ninth Ward-First District. at north
east corner of knight and Grove streets;
Second District, at ward room on Pallas
street.
Tenth Ward First District, on east side
of Florence street, near Kossuth street;
Second District. at ward room on Atwell's
avenue; Third District, at voting booth,
$40 Smith street.
Bills Allowed.
These bills were allowed:
Inspector of Milk. 1884 %; Arthur y.
Mowry, S27; Anson f. Bennett, SIS;
Clifford S. Tower, col; Charles c. Mum
ford, $500; George {. Holroyd, s33;
Quincy A. Hooper, $780, George III. Pettis,
S15; William M. Young, S47.50.
The weekly report of the Dexter Asylum
for the weeks ending Oct. 6 and 13, were
received.
The quarterly report OF the chief of po-
lice was received on the part of the
Board.
The quarterly report of the superintend-
ent of lights was received.
A resolution to bring Hudson street to
grade was passed.
Also. resolution directing the cofh-
missioner OF public works to remove OBJ
struction on Washington street.
Also, resolution establishing a grade
on Knowles and Ellery streets, and Harris
avenue.
he At 4 he - A.
relative TO the curbing of Eden street,
from Broadway to Bell street; Elery
street, from Wendell street to Chaplin
avenue; Wendell street, from Messer
street to Ellery street. Willow street,
from Mcsser street to Ellery street, was
submitted, and the work recommended.
Petitions Granted.
Petitions to hold dances and entertain
ments were granted to the following:
America Council, o. ". A. M, at 97 Wey-
bosset street; Professor Baldwin, Infantry
Hall; Columbus Society, 63s Charles
street; employees of John McCausand,
in Slocum Post Hall; Ex-
press Mems Association, in II. and Il.
Hall; Christopher Fleming ct al, in
Literary Hall, Atwell's avenue; Fred Il.
Davis Camp, s. OF ", 56 Westminster
street; Knights and Ladies of Honor, "a
North Main street; German Dramatic
Society, Dramatic Hall; German Social
and Beneficial Society, ~ Hassan street;
Hermione Assembly, Z. s., corner Dean
and Westminster streets; Ivanhoo
Castle, A. o. X. NJ. C., 1865 West
minister street; Jolly Social Club, at 935
Westminster street; Manton Literary
Association, $50 Manton avenue; Mill
tary Company No. 36, Order OF Mystic
Chain, 1865 Westminster street; Mar
ragaDsett Hotel walters, y. and T.
Hail; Pilgrim Lodge, Odd Fellows, %
Westminster street; Roger Williams
lodge, l. o. o. f., Odd Fellows Hall;
Unity Savings Club, Potters avenue
and Eddy street; Bethel Church, A. NJ.
T.. Music Hall; Brownson Lyceum,
Blackstone Hall; Cadets Drum Corps,
Oriental Hall; Court Burnside, No. 7492,
A. o. e. of A., at 81 Dorrancs street; Elm
wood Cadets, s27 potter's avenue; Hope
Lodge, No. 2, ID. OF A., ~ Market square;
Journeymen Horseshoers Locat
Union, No. 30, 81 Dorrance street;
Lacy Lincoln Council, ID. OF L.,
y Westminster street; Merry Seven
Social Club, 935 Westminster street:
Packard Lodge, Odd Fellows, Columbia
avenue; United Brotherhood Carpenters
and Joiners of America, Hibernian Hall;
Valentine Lodge, New England Order OF
Protection, Columbia Hall; Weayers'
Textile Union, German Hall; Anchor
Lodge, No. 46, 1. o. o. H., Msnton and
Norwood avenues; Brigade No. 8, Order !
OF Alfredians, Oxford and Eddy streets:
Congdon Street Baptist Society, Steinway |
Hall; A. and n. LeValley, Freedom Hall; |
Manufacturers Lodge, /. O. O. f., 1855 |
Westminster street; Norwegian Singing |
Society, 297 Canal street; Progressive Aid |
Society, Columbia Hall; Providence Circle |
No. IL, Z. o. f., Potter's avenue and Eddy |
street; Thoosophical Society, g. North |
Main street; Caledonian Society, q Mar
ket square; Garfield Division, l.. r., X. OF !
y, l6S Veazie street; jolly Social Club, g35 |
Westminster street; Mount Hope Drum |
Corps, Freedom Hall; Mount Nebo |
Lodge, X. OF r., Blackstone Hall; Uni |
form Rank Company, No. 80, Mystic |
Chain, 1885 Westminster street; United |
Order OF True Reformers, $50 Westmin- |
ster street; Nigilant Council, L. A. NJ,
Oriental Hall; Young Mems Moses Mon |
tefore Assoc alton, Dimond Hall; Bene- |
VIOLENT Aid Society, Dimopd Hall; Irving |
Club, Infantry Hall; Court Star, A. O. f., ,
Gladstone avenue.
The following petitions were also |
granted: To build barns--John Lyons.
Albert Pike, Sebastian Gsrst. George |
salter, Henry Pearce, John r. ZuiIl, |
Sebastian Garst 10 relocate a barn.
Also petitions OF John Martin TO keep |
pool table; Thomas Miller to keep pool |
tables; August }. Banter and Fitzpatrick |
Brothers TO keep victualling houses:
Archibald Cannon for transfer OF victual- |
ling house license TO james y. Gibbons;
and OF ID. Nj. Lawlor for transfer of yict- |
ulating house license; OF J. B. Swift for
bowling alley In Music Hall building:
same, four pool tables; John Mcguire for
transfer OF pool license; Barnet Abraham
for transfer OF junk license; Max Zipman
ia luy and agU limb. - A.,