The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-01

4 pointment OF the following as police
| officers: Skinner A.. Collier, H. Ill. Net
tleton, Joseph W. Marksby, Richard Pow
! ell, Thomas A. Wallace, Joseph Ahearn
! f. Beauregard, Otis Cnace, Michael Null
grew, Daniel T.. Hurely, 4. Il. Sampson,
were appointed police constables without
power TO serve civil processes.
The weekly report for the Dexter Asy-
| Ium for October 10 and 26, and the
monthly report OF the Inspector OF steam
boilers were received. Also the reports
for September OF the city auditor and
city treasurer.
Mayor Olney's appointment OF Charles
II. Eldridge, as clerk OF the second dis
trict OF the seventh Ward, was approved.
PETITIONS GRANTED.
Upon recommendation OF the chief OF
police entertainment licenses were issued
TO the following organizations:
Altar Dramatic Club, Beaconsfield
odge O. :. 5. c.. Beneyolence Lodge
No 8, ID. OF H.; Boston Symphony Or
chestra Columbus Union Club, Daugh-
ters of Naomi, Division No. IL, A. o. III.
Eagle Council Nos, o. u. A. NJ. Express
mems Beneficial Association, w. III.
Charles III. Greene, Goldsmith Literary
Institute, Homestead Literary Associa-
tioin, Iron Moulders' Union No. IL, La
dies Auxiliary Sterling Lodge, X. of p
Liberty Council, o. L. A. NJ. I; Mt. Pleas
ant Club, Nelson Barracke, ;. of st. O..
Princess May Lodge, >. OF 81. O.. Provi-
dence Polo Club, Providence Spiritual As
sociation, Providence Steam Boiler
Makers Association, Pythian Sisterhood,
Slocum Relief Corps No. q, Solitaire So
cial Club, South Providence Hebrew Po-
litical Association, Swedish Workingmen
Association, Violet Social Club, Wamsut-
ia Council, ID. of L. Washington Cadets,
Young Mems Amusement Club, Y. Nj. &.
A., Gen. A. Il. Burnside Camp, 5. of ":
Twentieth Century Club, Capitol Social
Club. Clan Cameron, No. Z, o. s. O.;
First Brigade, Oroer of Alfredians; La
fayette Social Club, LeVesque Beauregard,
Providence and Boston Social Club, Self
Help Club, Wyoming Social Club.
The petition OF the American Loan Co.,
to keep pawnbroker's shop al No. 212
Union street; OF Simon Helfenberg, TO
buy and sell junk at No. 26S South Main
street; OF Antonio Iafrate, 10 keep vict-
ualing house at No. Tefft street; aud OF
John Il. Swift, to keep one additional pool
table at No. 1856 Westminster street, were
granted.
The petitions OF S. Frank Teit, w. X.
Kirby, William Connolly, Charles A.
Gray, Edward Washburn and George w.
Reynolds to collect swill and offal were
granted.
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junk license, OF John B. Johnston for a
pswnbroker's license and of Julius Rie-
mold to keep a pool table at 40 Broad
street and of Fitzpatrick Brothers TO keep
a victualing house were granted.
REFERRED BUSINESS.
The petition OF executor of Arthur
Young, for abatement of tax, and OF The
Flint Co., for compensation for damages
were referred to the committee on claims.
A petition for the layout of Slater ave-
nue. was referred to the committee on
highways with instructions to hold a
public hearing. The petition comes from
the John Carter Brown estate.
The bonds of the American Loan Com
pany and j. B. Johnston were approved.
The petition of Robert Barbour to build
q barn on Calder street was granted.
The petition of Charles III. Fenner and
25 others that place be designated where
moving wagons may be allowed to stand
was referred TO the committee on hack
ney carriages with instructions TO give a
public hearing.
mission Of tax was refegIed TO the COM
mittee on claims.
Petition OF Joseph Commette for lamps
on Union avenue; OF j. Crawford Potter
for lamps on Udell street; of Martin
Dougherty for lamps on Matilda street
anu OF JOun hNslOp 1Or lamps on Harriet
street were referred to tie committee on
lamps
The petition OF Georgisnna Riddell for
statement OF tax was referred to the COM
mittee on claims.
The petitions of the following persons
to build harms were laid over for two
weeks:
Joseph Liddie on Vail ey street; Anna
+. Jackson, Indiana avenue; Mary A.
Wheaton, Branch avenue; Michael Flynn,
Douglass avenue; q. l.. Andrews, Carter
street; t. b. Sowden, Broad street; Jane
G. Guild. Congdon street flames O'Malley,
Greeley street; John keenan,, Ridge
street; Henry NJ. Winn, Hyatt street; w.
s. Ballou, Butler avenue.
Petitions for appraisal of damages to
hens of 4. III. Doughty ard of John Dohl
were referred to the committee on dam
ages under the dog law.
The petitions OF the following to build
barns, which were laid over at the last
session, were granted:
Home Investment Company, on Ohio
avenue; A. Ricci, at 652 Charles street;
Frank Albany, at ga Charles street; Fer
dinando D'Agostino, rear 2S Eutaw
street; James McKiernan, on Harriet
street.
Vincenzo Filoramo, petitioner for a