The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-19


B. Carpenter to keep pawn brokers' shops;
of William Tolovitz and p. Dolan for
junk licenses.
The petitions of the following organi-
cations to hold dances were granted:
America Lodge, X. of p; Capuletti Dra-
matte Club, Columbus Cadets, Court
Elmwood, Foresters; Court Jefferson. A.
o. f. OF A.; Crescent Social Club, Daugh-
ters of Hope, East Side Temperance
Cadets, Elmwood Cadets. Elmwood
Lodge, X. of p; Gesang Verein
Lassalle, German Dramatic Society,
Goldsmith Literary Association, Hermit
one Assembly, T.. s.; Knights OF Colum-
bis, Harmonic Band, Ladies' Auxiliary,
Veteran Firemen; Lady Burnside Council,
ID. of l.. Annie c. Lincoln, Miriam Lodge
o. Il. A.; Mount Nebo Lodge, X.
Of p; Mr.. Hills dancing
pupils, Narragansett Union Social
Club, Oriental Lodge, X. of p; Palestine
Lodge, Progressive Aid Society, p. II. S.
Athletic Association, Providence Lodge,
X. OF p; Providence Turnverein, Self
Help Club, Star OF Providence Circle,
Star Social Club, Stephen Hopkins Lite
rary Society, Swedish Singing Society.
Union Council, U. A. NJ; Union
Gospel Choir, Unity Temple
OF Honor, Valentine Lodge, o. of p;
verdi Musical club, Veteran Firemen,
Vigilant Council, o. U. A. M; West
minister s. B., Y. M. c. A, Y. M. Moses
Montefiore Association, Young Peoples
Columbus Club, Y. w. G. A., Zuieika
Club, La Harmonic Canadienne,
Young Ladies Social Club,
United Order Pilgrim Fathers,
Willis w. Work, What Cheer Lodge,
Dartmouth Club, What Cheer Fife and
Drum Band, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Heise,
Engineers Association, Hope Council, ID.
of L.; Providence Caledonian Society,
Troop b, 1st Battery; Mashapaug Gun
Club, Unity Temple, Rathbone Sisters,
Dry Goods Beneficial Association, Ivanhoe
Castle, X. Of M.
The following petitioners to keep tav-
errs were given leave to withdraw:
John Garst, Richard b. Gibbs, Patrick
Higney, Bernard McCulla, Robert II.
Ormsbee, Leslie w. Perkins, George w.
Rose.
The petitions of the following persons
to build barns, received April and laid
on the table for two weeks, were granted:
Il. M. Olney, Annie +. Smith, Minnie
Kwait, Gustaf Almquist, Patrick III. Burke
William j. Watson, Samuel Levin q Sons,
Joseph Coleman, Thomas Stubs, Joseph
T. Gladding, Emily Thompson, Sarah
Dafr mi =
Baker.
The following bills were examined and
allowed:
Rebecca b. Dow and Henry l.. Holmes,
trustees, elections, ESQ; Wanskuck Com
pany, elections, s25; L. f. Lahey, elec-
tions, s22; c. q. Brunskon, s25; L. ii.
Yonng, s3Z4o; William X. Potter, elec-
tiop, S25.
The reports of the committee on the
laying out OF Point street and the curbing
of Governor street were received.
The reports OH the laying out OF Cross
and Jefersons streets were continued to
October, 1896.
The bonds OF City Clerk William L.
Clarke were read and approved.
A resolution appropriating $4,000 for
Roger Williams Park lands was read and
passed.
The following reports were received:
Weekly report OF the Dexter Asylum,
April 8, 1895.
Weekly report OF the Dexter Asylum,
April 13, 1895.
Quarterly report OF the city clerk.
Monthly report OF the inspector Of
steam boilers.
Quarterly report of the superintendent
Of lights.
A resolution to lay out Wadsworth
street was passed.
Referred Business.
A communication relative to the alleged
infringement by the city of patent rights