The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-07

was indefinitely postponed.
RESOLUTIONS PASSED AND PETITIONS GRANTED.
II was voted: To change the grade of Col
lege street: 10 grade Planet street and Way
land avenue; TO build sewer in Lillian
street; lay out Althea street; to declare
Lillian avenue and Cove streets public high
ways; TO set up lamps on Tower street, An
drews avenue Babcock. Elmwood and Wads
worth streets.
Petitions TO hold dances and entertainments
were granted as follows Affair Club, IN
Affair Hall; Cathedral Beneficial Association,
Brownson Lyceum Hall; Clan -na-Gael Asso-
citation, Admiral street: Mary J. Curley. in
Infantry Hall; Danebrog Society, No. 201
Canal street, j. NJ. Emerson and others, IN
Old Infantry Hall: employees Of O. p. Darling
in Dmond Hall: +. s. /. Club, 20 Exchange
place; Geneva Textile Union, No. 40 in Lit
erary Hall; Grattan Social Club. at @ Canal
street Hope Lodge, No. 2, Daughters Of Hope.
at p Market square; Independent British
American Association, corner Eddy and OK
ford streets; Lucrotia Temple, Rathbone Sis
tors in Alfredian Hail; Narragansett Union
Social Club, in b. L. Hall; Providence Branch,
No. SO, @. X. of A., in Sterling Hall; Provl'
dence Juniors Football Club, in odd Fellows
Hall: ST. AntoNia Italian Society, at 6So
Charles street: Swarts Lodge. No. Is, j. q. y.
f., at SO Westminster street Unity Temple,
No. /, II. S., Columbia Hall; Utopia Club, in
! B. Il. Hall Washington Cadets, America street
| and Atwells s avenue; Y. NJ. c. A, in Y. nj. o.
| A. Hall Young Men 3 Sir Moses Monteiore AS
| sociation. at 93 North Main street Westminster
| Theater, at Westminster Theater; Eureka
! Grand Lodge Colored Masons, in Is. L. Hall
| Abbie Slocum Tent, ID. Of ", at No. 81 West
Minister street Providence Turnverein, cor
| ner Atlantic avenue and Niagara street;
| Bakers and Confectioners' Union, No. l1O. In
Mytsic Chain Hall.
TO sell 1reworks-W. +. Evans. Mrs. Abbie
| McGarty, Il. Doughorty, Peter q. Byrne,
| Alexander Il. Linn, Sanford q. Paine, Oscar
II. Bush, Richard 4. Salisbury, Richard Nc
| Farr. o. IL. Coombs, Frank T.. Randall. Henry
M Chase, Sarah Perry. Abraham Sushansky,
| Coleman Bros. John Mcmillan, Thomas Troy,
John Ii. J. Reilley, Patrick II. Darigan, Berry
Bros. William Clayton, Abbie A. Bartlett, q.
| L. Wood, Robert A. Murray, Mark Gardiner,
A. p. johnson, George p. Peterson, l.. s. Ross,
| Charles L. Grove.G e.. Ii. Merrill 81 Co, Clarence
| A. Butman, George A. Stone 81 Co., Mrs. r..
Duffy, william Hadfeld, Henry Mulvey, Willis
S. Scribner John A. Vaughan, o. B. Williams.
| Charles Becker. Albert X. Fisher, Mrs. 4. A.
| French, Carl Gartnor. l.. Liobrich, Manchester
| a. Chase j. G.. Adams, Mrs r. G. SPHINX,
Jonas Barker, Frank L. Hutchinson, Thomas
McKonna, Thomas S. Lyons, Edward e..
Carey, Sarah Il. Tranor. II. Whelden, +. A.
Salisbury, John r. Higgins, Louis NJ Meyers.
Marcus keiness, Mary q. Mcguire, .. Lou
Randall f. A. Salisbury 81 Co.
Petitions were granted: William Glaston.
junk license at 332 south Main street; James
Monahan, same, at 4B9 South Main street; for
victualing houses; James A. Gardner, also
Mrs. Charles N. Strgeter, Mary H. Mccarttn
and William b. Carpenter. A28 Eddy street
Alfonso GENTLE, 292 Atwells avenue; Nc
Kenzie Brothers, I'll Westminster street; An
drew Adams Joseph s. Kelley and Julius A.
Webb were appointed constables without
power; Granger Foundry 81 Machine Com
pany, Almy Water Tube Boiler Company.
George A. Arnold and William b. Pearce tc
locate and operate steam boilers; Albert Il
Fisher to transfer gunpowder license from 8
Ocean street TO "a Rugby street; Thomas
Neigle, pool table at 663 Atwell's avenue; Mrs
l.. s. Howes and Patrick Burns to build barns
Edgar NJ Dexter, Charles G. Ames and q. f.
Spencer TO DO auctioneers; Joseph ii. Nc
Laughlin TO keep tavern; John Il. Mulvoy fol
pool table; Joseph Harris and Joseph Mar
shak, for junk licenses; James Gillen and
James Smith TO empty vaults; Robert S. Ed
wards and Mason Barney to collect swill and
offal
LEAVE TO WITHDRAW.
A remonstrance presented against the lay
ing of tracks in East avenue received
after the railroad company had been given
permission TO lay tracks, and tho petitioners
were given leave to withdraw. The Antonio
Italian Society asked for permission to hold q
picnic. The chief Of police would not recon-
mend IL, and they were given leave to with
draw
The chief of police was ordered TO see that
the streets around tho college were kept clear
Commencement Day, June Ia, from TO IL
D. m.
The bonds OF Mondali Friedman and Graf
ton H. Wiley, pawnbrokers, were approved.
The commissioners appointment of a clerk
and an increase in the salaries of two clerks
in the city engineers Office was approved.
The weekly reports OF Dexter Asylum FOL
May ls and IS and June l, the monthly reports
Of tho board of fire commissioners and inspec
tor of steam boilers and the monthly state
ment Of the city auditor were received.
A resolution was adopted appropriating
$1,000 for clerical assistance for tho board OF
| canNasserH ana the park ColninlhslonerS Weft
directed TO construct cascade dam and over
flow for the outlet at Cunliff's pond.
resolution was passed changing tho name
OF Weston court to Park row.
The recommendation OF Chief Child tor tn,
reappontment of officer Patrick McLinden
20 take effect June q, and of officer William
c. Koch, TO take effect June Z, was adopted
and that the salaries of the two officers bo in
creased from 81 % to 81. 80 a day.
The time OF probation of officers George W
Steward and Louis +. Whipple was extended
six months in conformity with the new act o
the General Assembly.
Maryland avenue on petition of Isaac l.
Goh, was accepted.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
The Board concurrod with the Common
Council in tho passage of the following
Orders TO receive the monthly reports of Tn,
city treasurer forSApril; Of the city mossengo
for April annual report Of the school com
mittoe, report Of the joint special committee
20 appear before the general assembly at tn,