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The weekly reports of Dexter Asylum
for the weeks ending October and IL
were received.
The following Jurors were drawn for
the November term of the United States
Circuit Court: Grand, Edward Q.
Hawes, Otis p. Morey, Frank Il. Siliwell,
Charles ID. Wilbur, Edwin X. Brown;
petit, John q. Macintosh, George M.
Capron and Davis r. Chase.
The bonds OF +. L. Gray, private de-
tective, were approved.
The report of the committee on the lay
out OF Althea, Goddard, and Wadsworth
streets, and Regent avenue was sp-
proved.
The reports relative to Cross and Jeffer-
1896
The matter of curbing Bolander street
was continued until April 10. 1896.
| The layout of Waldo street was recon-
mended by the committee on highways
and ordered.
A portion OF Aborn street was declared
public highway.
The petitions Of Jacob Abrahsms and
Issac Muhalovitz for junk licenses and OF
Antonio Jafrato for victualing house
| license were not recommended, and the
petitioners were given leave to with
draw.
The petitions of Honora Heaven, Ellen
Walker, Albert Horton, Arnold S. Hood
and Thomas l.. Reed and wife for remis-
sion OF taxes were referred to the con-
mittee on claims.
The petition OF rAlexander Martin, for
curbing on Anthony avenue, was referred
to the committee on streets.
The petition of Asahel Albee, Jr., for
lamps on Welcome avenue, was referred.
The petitions of George r. Briggs for
lamps on Lancaster street, of 4. +. O'Con-
nor for concreting cp Evergreen street,
and Of A. A. Mack kintosh for investigation
OF water service were referred.
Sixteen orders for sewer constructions
and four for abatement of nuisances were
ordered.
The petitions o; the following persons
to build barns were granted: Auburn
Coal and Lumber Company, on Hatha-
way street; Mrs. M. c. Scheuren, on
Youlden street; John c. Luther, on Pay
ton street; Terrence M. O'Reilly, on De-
pew street; Alexander ID. Swan, on York
shire street; j. NJ. Halves, corner Broad
and Ontario streets; Lewis Costen, on
Clarendon avenue; B. A. Ballou, rear
Cushing street.
The petition of William A. Rice for q
barn at 81 Ringold street was objected to
by William G Martin, and, together with
the remonstrapces, was referred back to
the inspector OF public buildings.
The petition Of the following to build
barns was laid over for two weeks: Home
Investment Co., A. Ricci, Frank Albany,
Ferdinando D'Agostine, James Kiernan.
Superintendent OF health was authorized
to make sewer connections with, and I'LL
up all cesspools and vaults, on the prop
erty of Louise and Mary A. Ahearn.
The Board passed the following in con-
currence with the Common Council:
Orders to receive the monthly reports,
OF the city treasurer for September on
surrender of coupon bonds. OF the joint
committee on finance for September on
surrender OF coupon bonds.
Order to receive the report OF the join,
special committee on cross town street
railway and transfer tickets.
An ordinance adding 5000 20 the appro
priation for building fire station on 10,
bounded by Broad, Rugby and Jillsor
streets.
An ordinance permitting the Unior
Railroad Company to lay rails and to erec
poles and wires In Fruit Hill and Woon
ssquntucket avenues.
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on city property to obtain plans and esti
mates for additional accommodations al
the Third Police Station.
Resolution to pay Pearl b. Lyon s10t
compensation for damages received.
Resolution accepting gifts of the fol
lowing to the North Burial Ground fund
Charlotte NJ. Fisher, Amanda nj. Hay
den. George A. Steere.
Resolutions ordering sewers in the fol
lowing streets, viz: Andem street, Nor
wich avenue, Wellington street
Resolution to remit certain sewer as
sessments.
Resolution granting permission to Ber
nard McGuinness to move a building.
The Board then adjourned until DC
toler 81.
A Pythian Treat
The members of the order OF Knights o.