The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-17

l3i Union street; Il. N. Lawlor. 40 Ex-
change place; l.. II. Humphreys. Nara
gansett Hotel; q, A. Leonhardt, as Chapel
street; Henry 4. Mcdonald, 10 Peck
street; Peter McHugh, 1lS North Main
street; A. q. Mink, 20 Snow street; Rob
ert IL Ormsbee, i2S Pine street; j. B.
Reed, Perrin House; II. X. Reynolds,
Dorrance Hotel; William Schedley, 1888
Upion.street; John Scheminger, Is Snow
street; 4. 5. Sweetland, 10 Crawford
street; 4. r.. Toomey, Al and $40 West
minister street, and James A. Whitcomb,
4SS Westminster street.
Victualing house licenses were granted
to the following:
Isadore Agazian, $40 Canal street; FItz-
patrick Brothers, 70 Page street; Henry
Il. Foote, 94 North Main street; Mary
Kirk, 96 Aborn street; David Mckenzie,
20 Dorrance street; George ID. Ltcomb,
wey bosset street; Sarah L. Pettis, 3O3
Weybosset street; Mary III. Pleasance, 10
Crawford street; Albert Richards, 30
Canal street; Martin Santaro, 15S Foun-
tain street; Perry A. Sumner, rs Snow
street; Charles III. Streeter, III Union
street; Mack p. Waters. lsi south Main
street; John Il. Webster, IL South Main
street; 4. Peacre, 963 westminster street;
Mary H. Pooler. 1872 Cranston street;
Leslie w. Perkins, 8 Broad street; George
A. Stone 1873 Prairie avenue; Henry u.
Thornton, ia Cranston street; and
Charles Il. Wells, 81 Point street
Permits for entertainments were
granted to the following organizations:
Club, b. Fletcher Il Co., Betsey Will
Jams Council, ID. of L., Doulgass Divi-
sion, X. OF p; Evarise V. Beauregard,
Frederick Weirmann, Fred Il. DAVIS
Camp. s. Of W; Grand benefit ball, Cor
don Commandery, $. OF st. g.; Gasang
al
Lucretia Temple X. 81; May Flower
Lodge, U. o. l. o. L.; Narragansett
Council, o. u. A. NJ. Olive Branch
Lodge, 4. o. .. f.; Providence TURNER
eip, Princess May Lodge, Swedish Sing
ing Society, Y. Nj. q. A., Young Ladies
Social Club OF Msntop.
Antonio Iafrate, at ~ Tefft street; Vim
cenz Filoramo, at 292 Atwells avenue;
and Donate Paolucci, at 81 Spruce street,
petitions for victualling house licenses,
were given leave TO withdraw.
Common Council bills for ordinance in
amendment of Chapter 66l OF ordinances
providing for the election OF an in
spector of plumbing, and regulating the
drainage and plumbing OF buildings; and
for an ordinance in amendment OF Chap
ter 2s9 Of the ordinances, and liking the
salaries OF an assistant and clerk in the
Office OF the inspector of buildings were
laid over until the next meeting, Wnen
the inspector of buildings and the in
spector of plumb bing will be invited to be
present and show cause why there should
be extra assistance in their respective de-
partments.
The Board took concurrent action on
the other matters from the Common
Council, which were as follows:
Resolution authorizing the school COM
ittee to stablish 26 evening schools.
Resolution to procure plans and esti-
mates for a school building on Camp and
Cypress streets.
Resolution ordering sewer in Pleasant
Valley district.
Resolution TO denfie the grades of the
following streets, viz. Clay street, Plym-
outh street.
Resolution granting permission to A.
III. 4 j. Barney to move building.
Order to receive the monthly report OF
the city messenger for March. 1896.
An ordinance in amendment OF chapter
623 of the ordinances entitled, IAN orni-
nance in amendment OF Chapter 595 OF the
ordinances entitled an ordinance max ing
appropriations for the support of the city
government for the financial year ending
September 30 1895. /"
The board adjourned until Mondsy,
April "a, at 8 o'clock, when they will
meet with the Common Council and listen
to the discussion OF the filtration ques-
tion which is the special order for that
session.