The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-02
Manual Training Matter
Laid on the Table.
II Will Be Taken Up at Next
Meeting Of the Board.
Long List Of Grand and Petit Jurors
Drawn --0,her Business.

chair in the absence OF Mayor Mcduin-
ness
The resolutions from the Common
Council Co issue note for $685. 900 for an
addition to the manual training schCol,
and 10 condemn land for the same were
both laid upon the table until the next
meeting, upon motion of Alderman Lowe.
This motion was carried by vote OF nvo
10 four. Ayes-Aldermon Little Lowe.
MoGann. Pierce and Winsor.
Noes-Aldormen Burdick, Mccarthy,
Nichols and Reynolds
Alderman Freeman was absent.
III the resolutions had been placed on
their passage yesterday afternoon they
would have been defeated by vote OF
TO 4 The bill for an ordinance author
izing the treasurer TO hire $50, 600 for COM
pleting Blackstone Park and Boulevard
was left on the table.
Tho curbing of eastorly approach to
new passenger station, from EXCHANGE
place TO eastsrly termination and westerly
approach from West Exchange street. TO
West Exchange street was ordered.
Petitions 10 Build Barns.
The petitions Of the following TO build
barns were granted:
Nendel Golding rear 10 Comstock
Place; Amos Talbot. rear Thayer and
Cushing streets; Baldassarre Parrillo,
Gesler street; James Cannon, rear 6i
Grand street
Those of Rosanna Monahan. 81 Early
street. John Lyons, II Robinson street /;
j. smith q 4. III. Jones, on Cactus street,
were referred. The report of Dexter
Asylum fer the weeks ending June 10
anu 26 and tho semi-annual report of the
sealer of weights and measures were re-
ceived. also the monthly report of over
seer of poor, also communication OF
thanks from Slocum Post, relative to
Memora al day.
Petitions were granted To locate and
operate staam boilers to following VIZ. !:
Samuel Helliwell, on southwest corner
Cromwell and Bucklin streets.
George A. Weir at 2i2 Rugby street.
John II. Hogan, TO buy and sell junk
at 304 Grove street.
Stephen q. Warren. to transfer intelli-
gencc Office license TO Clara A. +. Lundin.
10 keep victuulling houses the follow
ing. viz.
Brooks and McLsin, at AIS Fountain
Otis p. Barber Mt 10 Fountain street
Elezar Harootian, at 9l2 Westminster
stroet.
Lester W. Perkins, mt S Broad street
Emil Zuleger, at l47 Charles street.
Pool table liccnse. Michael McGann,
The following petitioners for Junk
license were Rivon leave TO withdraw:
.Ionn c. Bnllou, at rear 60 Charles
street Henry +. Hathaway, at 80 Ciaver.
lex street; Louis Olenison, at 80 Black
street; Louis Olenison, Mt 96 Charles
street
Tho petitions of william Connolly and
James j. Reilly for compensation for
damages were referred To the committee
on Claims.
Bills Allowed.
Bills woro examined and allowed as
follows
Bridge department. s246 40; health de-
rartmont, S3,e6 "a; pocr department..
1913 90: police. department., Slil1 a.;
milk, sl3z ~; Providence Gas Company
Ss2.s6.
Licenses for entertainments wer
granted 10 the following: American
Cadets Co., H. A. Chapman. Federal
Street Alumni Association. Museum OF
Anatomy, Providence Turn Verein. An
ME r. Bosworth Concert Co.. and Titan
Club
Petitions OF following for permits 10
build harms were laid on the table under
tho rule: Mrs Horny Pcarce, Brook
street, Mrs Cooper Spencer, 90 Cady ave
nue.; FARRELL Laydon, 43 Unit street; Pat
rick AoTriD, Mulvty avonuo; George a.
Hndl'y, .! EilSwocd asonue; a. {. j.
Learned. Back street; John Il. Clark.
Hamilton street,
Upon resolution Of tho fire commits
s!Ouefs licenses co sell fireworks wCra i;-
sued go tic following: Mary Ashton.
i01) Westminster; Caroline AIRES, 1866
Richmond; Albert a. Austin. 1910 Broad
CharIes Altoonian. AZ Gladstone avenue:
Gen. Bralhurst, IoD Atyolls avenue:
Lewis l5urlandu, 3l5 Atwclls avenue;
Meyer Cohen. 2Oi CbflkstOnc avenue;
Corey q Fuller 1850 Westminster: a.
DDranto. l~i Aeon; Wm. D3ling, III
Mantnn avenue: AIRS Is. Eager, ei6 Dcx.
ter street; BERNARD j. Fagan, 81 Ifilimoro;
Fancy Gailaghor. lig Rigby; Paul Uool.
q 'sinn. 2h North Main; a. ~. HusSov,
-9i Broad; j q. James. 81 Barton a.
j.. Lynn, 30 Eddy; i. W w. rjoram,
I61 lrJnsion; lhomns McKenna. 35 Llu-
ton; Anna 4. Rsaney. 2I7 smith; A. L.
VI. keaney, 3l5 smith; j, j. Biplav, so
Weyhossrt; ". sullivan. Tuckwottou; Il.
Suc'io, 2B Atwclls avenue; Charles Zll..
80 IAN. 40 North Main.
=: NJ TX Street Sewer.
resolution roscinding resolution No.
Psi, cniToDt ser!es, direct nc Ccmmissioncr
or Public Works % COZ strCct IA sewer la
MiiS street was passed.
The pay Of Alpteus p. Murray I'm tho
city cngineer's oihco WAS increased from
90 30 g. "a 20 Ter week anG the following
W iHNb NftllI 'ul NtfD
nppro,ci: George 4. Weldon, .Ir., Chas.
ter &. Fu-c, William Cotton. Jr, and
thomas II. Campbell.
Petitions for lamp on Tburher court,
Norwood avenue. Adelaide avenue, Lawton
and Crescent stroets were referred 10 tho
committee on lamps.
A communication from the oversecr Of
poor asking for an additional apurnpria-
tio3 of s2OOJ referred to committee en-
fiDsnce
A resolution was passed authorizing the
Free Mason HILL Company To construct
a coal holo under the sidewalk on Eddy
street adjoining their estate.
IsSaye Of absence for fifteen days
was granted SerReont Henry Il. Morse OF
the Sixth police district.
Alderman Pierce presented a petition
for the building OF Foster street. referred
20 committees on highways
Petition Of Nathenial Burgess for ex-
hibition license was referred TO chief Of
policeL
Petition for establishment OF grade on
Angel street referred TO committee on
ftreets.
Tho appointment Of Charles M. Cloueh
~ deputy sesler OF weights and measures
was approved.
Petition for lamps on Norwood ayenue