The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-20

tnony, Charles y. Eldrldge. Ward B
First District, Baylis X Chace, William
Griffin, Telcsford Stanl Ward o: First
District, Charles II. Uharnley, George ".
Whitaker; second District, william r.
Huntington, Joseph NJ. WallIing. Ward
10: First District, Joseph Flsnnagan,
Charles M. Inman; Second District,
Charles II. Fiske, Henry Il. corbin; Third
District, Charles III. Caldwell, William L.
Nash. atts.5 r.t s.s
The Mayor appointed Clifford s. Tower
clerk Of the First District OF Ward z. in
place of Charles II. Smith, resigned. Also
james X. Snow, clerk OF Ward 2, Distr let
1; Edwin 5. Darling, clerk OF the Second
District OF ths same ward, and Moses W..
Brown, clerk OF the Second District OF
Ward 4. The appointments were approved
by the Board.
The following petitions were granted :
Dances and entertainments, A. A. Nor
gan, W. III. Winston ana q. +. Hazard in
b. 4. Hall; Brigade No. 3, o. of A., Free
dom Hall; Columbus Cadsts, ia Branch
avenue; Daughters OF Hope, No. 2,
Slocum Post Hall; Father Mathew Total
Abstinence Society, German Hall; Gold
smith Literary Association, "a Marietta
street; Happy socal Club, Harmony Hall
Kickspoo Medicine Company, Joslin
street; Loyal Victoria Lodge, Hedley
Hali; Lady Burnside Council, wamsitts
Roma Italian Society, rs Dorrance street;
vigilant Council, No. 2s, o. u. A. NJ,
Oriental Hall; Wyoming Social Club, b.
Il. Hall.
Villain NJ. Myers to transfer junk Ii.
cense 10 485 South Main street; Bernard
4. Owens, to keep scippio table at SO
Ceylon street; Morgan & Company, three
pool and billiard tables at 20 South Main
street; Jacob Barovich and *. S. Nickel
lipe, victualers; Charles Ii. Smart. TO
keep swine at 773 Charles street; TO collect
swili and offal, Onezlenne Desrosien,
Thomas Morris, John Moons, William G.
Richardson, Mary Ruff, George W. Sher.
man, Henry Thompson, William A. Whit
taker.
Is. Thomas Potter was reappointed an
auctioneer; William j. O'Brien was ap-
pointed weigher Of cotton.
Petitions were referred as follows: ST.
mon Klein, ct al to lay out Kane street;
heirs OF Gardiner III. Burgess for electric
lights on Stewart street; George Reader,
ct al, curbing on Bolan.der street; Peter
Burns, for. compensation for injuries;
Gaius X. Alexander, for curbing Andem
street, OF Michael n. Collins for electric
lights on Bond and Spruce streets; Mi.
cbael X. Collins and others, for layout OF
bond street; protest of John j. A. r.
Whipple, against curbing OF Osborn
street.
The matter of laying out Grand and
Rhode Island avenues was referred TO
Nov. 21 next.
The following petitions for permission
to build barns were laid over for two
weeks under the rule:
Charles III. Poole, 90 Wayne street; Men
del Goldring, Comstock place; William II.
queen, Cole street; Charles Sisson, l26
East avenue; JOSEPH. ..Garside, 730 Potter's
avenue; James Hardy, ID street; q. ".
Mason, Haisey street; Peter Hanley and
wife, Aborn street; Terrence McQusde,
Vest Exchange street, and William 0'Don-
lell, Blundell street.
William +. Gregory, who wanted to
DO a private detective, bat whom Chief
Child did not recommend, was given |
cave to withdraw his petition.
An ordinance was adopted making addi- |
ions Of nearly sl6, 900 TO appropriations |
or city expenses
Sundry health nuisances were ordered |
bateo. The weekly report OF the Dexter
Asylum was received. A petition for per-
nission TO move house across Dean
treet was granted.
The resolution adopted for the widen
ng OF Charles street was rescinded.
On motion OF Alderman Watson, a res
luton was adopted TO have the Joint
tanding committee on city property look
nto and report on the accommodations of
'olice Station 3. At present 80 men occu-
" 13 rooms.
The following were passed in concur
ence:
Orders to receive the monthly report of
pint committee on finance on issue of
egistered bonds for July; city treasurer
n issue OF registered bonds for July;
oard OF fire commissioners for July; city
uditor for August; city treasurer for Au-
ust; city messenger for August; board OF
re comm issioners for August; report OF
le Joint special committee on Fourth of
uiy celebration, and report of the Joint
ommittee on finance upon an ordinance
Iakfng appropriations for the fiscal year
lding September 80, 1896 Also invita-
on to attend State Fair on September Is
nd communication of record commits
oners transmitting ninth printed vol
me of the Early. Records Of the Town
Providence ~
Also In the adoption OF ordinances max
g appropriations for the support of the
ty government for the financial wear
iding September 80, 1896; adding 5000
the appropriation for the fire depart
ent, and resolutions adding 500, 600 to
e appropriation for the construction of
e Providence Water Works; authoriz-
'rses; directing chief Of police to detail
officer for special service on Canal
rect; to remit tax enormously assessed
gtnst Victoria ID. Chase; concrete side
llks on certain streets.
The Council ordinance transferring
900 from receipts for sewer assessment ,
care and maintenance of water works
IS amended, making tho amount sl1,-
The Board went into Joint convention ,
It'll the Council to discuss the Charles
rect matter, but was gone only a few l
inutes.
The Board adjourned to October 3 at 3 ,