The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-21


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BETTERMENr ACT ron CHARLES STREET.
The committee on highways made its report
on the widening OF Charles street Ia which IL
again recommended the plan presented in
March. 1894. This calls for the extension of
Canal from Smith to Mil street. at a width Of
81 feet, Mil street TO be widened by
taking the building on the west
side, and then the widening OF
Charles street, from Mill 10 Randall,6 90 feet, by
taking the buildings on both sides. This work,
TO be done under the Betterment act, by which
the city pays half and the abutting owners
half, was recommended by the committee, and
a resolution To do the work accompanied tho
report. A motion TO still further delay the
work was lost by three in the Affirmative and
five In the negative. The resolution was then
passed, Aldermen Watson. Reynolds, Har-
ris, Darcy, Little and Lansing voting in
the Affirmative and Aldermen winsor and
Mccarthy in the negative.
PETITIONS GRANTED.
Petitions TO sell fireworks were granted as
follows: Margaret Brennan. L. Brisedon,
Elizabeth G. Mcpherson, A. p. Rice, Gather
Inc sullivan. Jane Harrington, John r. Morris,
James Mel, Nathaniel w. Taylor, William r.
ChapDell, Robert Charles, Simon Epstien,
Margaret Fellows, Albert Hainsworth, Joseph
+. O'Connell, James IL. Nolan, A. II. Alex
ander d Co., John b. Black, Wilding Black
burn. Walter B. ChaffGe. Charles Clark,
Henry w. Colley d Co.. Charles l.. Dorr.
Mrs. George Emery, Mendell Friedman.
stephen q. Gerald, 4. J. Hayden. Hayden d
Clarke, Mathew Macnair, Thomas G. Multi
gan, Murray, Spink q Co., John g. Oxley,
Peterson a. Corey. Rhode Island Fireworks
Co., +. Il. Rowe. Edwin A. Young,
Mrs. H. G. Amos, Mrs. Harrir, Bennett,
Annie Brady, Catherine f.. Garfield. G.. s.
Graham, Mrs. William ii. Heath, Lewis A.
Jillson. James II. Kelly, Eunice A. Pierce.
Charles Ia. sanders, Andrew s. Sterritt,
James Herman, Edward Myers. Porter w.
Richards, James Salisbury, Robert Schofeld,
Preston Il. Wood. Philip G. Cumerford, Mrs.
George Emery. John Gibson, o. II. Ham
mond, George II. Haswell, Lizzie l.. Howard.
Lloyd b. Joslin. Charles w. Thompson, AL
.hanasious j. Walsh. Henry Carr & Son.
homas +. Carr, Thomas IL. Chase. Esth
Conroy, Mrs. Mamie +. Cook, Morris Finkle,
sarah Druggan, Alexander Durante. Mrs.
Annie McGurr, Mrs. Clara Schwarz. Arthur
bainton, Margaret A. Callahan, Mrs. Kate
Jronan, Patrick lde, Richard |. Hume, Sarah
McGinn, Kate o'Donnell. Mary A. Stain, L.
j. whitehead, Kate Maxwell, Kate Raynor,
GEORGE G. Favor, James Langley q Sons
Albert NJ. Hussey, John w. w. Marjoram,
Abel Waite, Charles r. Willard, Jr., Thomas
). Lucitt, Dennis Collins, william Dolbey, j.
J. Ripley.
Petitions TO hold dances and entertainments
we're granted TO the following: Benevo-
ent Lodge, Daughters Of Hope. Clover
4eaf Club. Geneva weavers' Textile
Union, Goldsmith Literary Association. Ma
ietta; Holy Name Church Society, Irish Ma
ional Foresters, Y. NJ. c. A., Grattan Social |
Jlub.
Licenses were granted the following persons |
o keep bagatelle, billiard. pool and scippio |
ables until Jan. l, 1896: Fred w. Arnold, Louis |
Astella, Baale d Pfeifer, Charles Bannon, |
ohm Bannon, Leander Baxter, Brckett Bros,
francis Brennan, Cosino Bucci. Thomas II. |
'ullock, Samuel J. Burke, John Burns Pat |
lex Canavay, Nicola Capelli, Gaetano Ca
uzo, Antonio NJ. Constancio, jeremiah
fancy. John III. Coyle, Thomas Daley. Bar
holomew X. Dodge, Thomas Dolan. John f.
'ownoy, Alexander Durante. Joseph S. Enos
Z Co, Matthew j. Pagan, John Farrell. Willis
!. Field, Patrick Fleming, Manuel Fratus,
'atrick f. Galligan, Michael J. Healey, Lewis
humphreys, Charles w. Ide. Richard Jen-
ings, Thomas Il. Keyes, Hobart J. King, Levi
|. Kelly. Thomas i. Kelly. James Keller,
Iichael Kern, John McGann, Joseph King.
atrick Lannon, James Loughren, John Luby,
ohm +. Maher, Michael Malone, John
Iartin, Charles McCabe. James McCar-
IN. Michael McCarville, Matthew j. Nc
onald, Henry T. Mcdonald, Joseph Il. Nc
ugh, Peter McGough, Roger J. McGrath,
'seph +. McWeeney, Patrick Mearnick. Pat
OK Moroney, Thomas ii. Needham, Joseph
Newton, John O'Brien, Andrew +. Paulsen,
rank A. Perry a. Co., Oscar Petschke, John
ley, Angelo Rossi, Josiah B. Reed. Thomas
Reynolds, Joseph schedley, William II.
line, Pitro simonni, William ID. Smith,
anuel j. souza, Sheridan d; Burns Sullivan
ros.. Timbthy J. Sullivan, Samuel II.
earns. John B. Swift a. Co., August II.
haller, Nathaniel w. Taylor. Dominica
'sta. Augustin J. vitale. Patrick Walsh,
cholas Waterman, Albert Weston, Benja-
In Whitaker, Henry j. Williams. William
woolley.
Permission to build barns were granted to
e following persons William ii. Dear, Mrs.
innah Walch, Catherine B. Bryson, j. A. d
IL. Brown. Thomas Kay, ct ux., Bernard
cGuinncss, Joseph Hardy. Robert l.. Bailey,
larles Healy; and Goodchild &c Hines may
G building on Friendship street for stable
rposes.
The petition of Samuel Marks TO keep n
wnbroker's shop at l03 South Main street
IS taken from tho table and granted.
The petition of George b. Brooks to keep n
wnbroker's shop at III Charles street was
anted. Also tho petition of Ralf Turner 81
ms 10 collect swill and offal; of L.
Emerson 10 keep swine; OF T.. j.
Cabe TO be appointed nuctionoer and of II.
con 20 connect his estate with the sowor on q
con street.
The petitions Of p. A. Carey. Leslie W. Per. Z
ls A. X. Hawkins and Maggie Kelly TO keep I
tualling houses, and OF Cornelius OShoa to
,p ono pool table, were granted.
REFERRED BUSINESS
he petitions of George W. Sheldon, Home {,
Aged Men, and William ii. Hall for tho ,
mission OF sewer assessments woro referred | :
the committee on claims. /,
'ho petition Of Leandor II. Peck, 10 have
'des defined for Spicer and Fisko streets
y referred 20 tho committee on highways.
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