The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-03
was favorable to the ochemc at the pres

was favorable to the ocheme at the pres
ent time.
Alexander M. Craig and Charles III.
Smart were granted licenses to remove
the contents of privy vaults and cess
pools.
The report of the committee on Felix
street was referred to May q.
Petitions to hold dances ana entertain
ments were granted as follows: Ante
deluvian Club, rs Dorrance street; A. u.
Carpenter, Jr., Infantry Hall; Allan's
Club, What Cheer Hail; Beaconsfeld
Lodge, Sons of st. George, "A North Main
street; Criterion Social Club, "a Market
square; Capitol Social Club, Capitol Hall;
Division No. 8, A. o. H., 20 Dorrance
street; Emmett Temperance Cadets,
Dimond Hall; Elmwood Assembly, No.
]. II. s., Elmwood avenue; Enterprise
Club, Il. Il. Hall; Eagle Council, No. 3,
q. ". A. M, 10 Cranston street; Elm
wood Lodge, Forester, Benedict HALL,
Flecr-de-lis Club, Sterling Hall; German
mony Council, y. u. A. NJ, 10 Cranston
street; Juvenile Sons and Daughters OF
Labor, 925 Westminster street, jefferson
Dramatic Club, Talma Theater; Mitchell
Guards, Hibernian Hall; Nutshell Club,
Gladstone Hail. Narragansett Tribe OF
Indians, 935 Westminster street; Nor
wegian Singing society, b. i. Hall;
SOuhtiis ns " 'Not
minister street; Providence Council, o.
L.. A. NJ, b. Il. Hall; Providence Gale
donian Society, "a Market Square; Portu-
guese Beneficial Association, 81 South
Main street; st. Johns Lodge, X. T.,
Trocadero; Triumph Lodges1 q. L.,
Columbia Hall; Ladies of st. Augustine,
Harmony Hall; Thompson's American
Flute Band, burnside Hall; Theatrical
Stage Employees, b. T. Hall; Union
Council, q. u A. NJ, 10 Cranston street;
Vigilant Council, .. U. A. NJ, Oriental
Hall: Verein Alsace Lorraine, "a North
Main street; West Side Social Club, b. L.
Hall; What Cheer Lodge. X. and l.. of
Council CO.. Ipupn1 o. o. NJ oad Feld%s Haii
Y. II. l.. Society, 767 Westminster street;
Brayton Lodge, A. o. u. W., Journal
Hall; Garfield Social Club, Literary iall;
Hope Lodge, ID. of H., Slocum Post Hall;
Friendship Social Club, s35 Westminster
street.
The petitions of the following to keep
victualling houses were granted:
j. ID. Carpenter, at 7Si Westminster
street; Henry-O. Il. Cameron, at 720 West
minister street; Samuel Martin. at y75
Westminster street; Henry B Negus, at
743 Westminster street; Fred Newman, at
1l9 Charles street; John Prior, at 125
Richmond street; Gabriel III. Thornton,
at i46 Westminster street; and also the
petition OF Anedls Agootlan, 10 Duy ana
sell junk at 90S Westminster street.
The petitions of the following to keep
taverns were Granted: Truman A. Cum
liff, at 9i5 and 947 Westm inster street;
George II. knight. at City Hotel; Nicho-
las Waterman, at Ala Broad street.
The petitions OF the following to keep
and sell fireworks were granted: Henry
w. Colley & Co., at i06 Westminster
street; Hayden Il Chester, corner Craw-
ford square ana Dyer street; Hayden u
Chester, corner Crawford square and
South Water street; Rhode Island News
Co., corner Exchange place and Arcade
street.
The petitions of j. Faust Taub, TO be
appointed private detective; of Joseph
Ricci, to keep a victualing house at S6
Spruce street; CT Hammond Dazett, Simon
Isen berg and Nelson Morgan to be APP
pointed police consta bles; and of Stefano
Bonga to keep victualing house at Is
Marietta street were not recommended
and the pc titiontrs were given leave to
withdraw.
The retition of Job +. Steere for a sew
er in Liberty street was referred TO the
committee on sewers.
Petitions for light on Comstock place
and Lyman street were referred to the
committee on lamps. petition for curb