The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-18

n. johnson and Henry J. Levalley District
Charles II Warner, Benjamin X. Jepson
and Albert G. Terbuggan.
Ward z, District l-fred A.Gon, John Mar
tin and Charles IT, Place: District 2--Charles
L. Anthony, James Il. Taylor and Albert A.
Hawkins.
Earl II. Leavitt and William II. silloway;
District "A. Manchester Hussey, Robsrt A.
Chase and Scott 9. burlingam
Ward Q, District l-Charles +. Charnley,
George v. Whitaker and Robert K. shawcross;
District 2-William Il. Huntington, James nj.
walling snd Antonio C. veta.
Ward To- District l-Hsrris w, lnman,
Joseph Flanagan ana Arthur J. wicks; lis
trict 2-Heurv r.. Corbin, Charles ii. fiske
and John j. Anderson District 3-Oscar A.
Carleton, Charles II. Caldwell and William Il.
Nash.
On recommendation OF Chief of Police
B aktr the following pstrolmen were re-
appointed: Michael Conlon, John Conaty,
James j. Doyle, Jsmes tav, James j.
Lyons, Joseph G.Handy, John }. Schiller
and Jsrem iah Shea.
The voting places for the stats election
were designated by vote OF the board.
Monthly report of the inspector of street
boilers was received.
Iie church of the Blessed Sacrament
was given permission To Guild two ooai
bol OH Academy avenue. Patrick r.
O'CCnnor was given permission 10 have
an opening on sidewalk on Delaine
street.
Tavern licenses were grar ted ss follows:
Bush 81 johnson, ~ to % A corn strest,
Dodge ~ Iamneld, 56 to % Exchange
place; Leroy >. Grant SO Eddy street:
A. X. hnmes, Al TO - Union street;
Henry Il. Mcdonald, 10 Peck street;
Frank Il. O'Aeill. 90 and 92 North Main
street; william III. barker, 81, 90 and 63
Union street; Josith Is. keed, l65 Wash
inaton street; William So edley, le3 and
1s5 Union street; James Is. Wales, 90 Wash
ington stIeet, and victualing house IL
censs to Maud Il. Sapington, 90 Wicken-
den street.
1he board voted to pass resolutions de-
fining grades in tho following streets.
which resolutions had been referred to
this meeting: Berkley stree {, from Harold
street to Lisbon street; Gala street, from
Broad street to EDDY street; Cole avenue.
from Irving avenue to President avenue;
Denison street. from Chatham street TO
Commodore street; Geneva street, from
Andem street to Gladstone avenue;
Mount avenue, from Cole avenue IL Grotto
avenue: Wadsworth street. from Sorrento
street to Huntington avenue; Warrington
street, from Niagara street to Melrose
street.
Alderman McGann introduced rssolu-
tions defining the grade Of the following
streets. which he asked be referred to
April 81: Fairview street, from fember-
ton street to Carleton street; Hylestehd
street, from Tburber's avenue TO Pavilion
street; Knowles street. from ABBOTT street
to Grandvlew street; Somner avenue,
from RochaIn beau avenue to Coma Lieut.
street.. lhe board voted to so refer, and
also TO the same date report of com init
tees TO lay out Babbitt aud Waldo ave.
nues.
Alderman McGann also presented the re-
port of the committee on layout of Charles
street. aud sain tiere was large amount
OF ,orresp lnuence with abutting owners
which he wished printed. The board voted
TO print and the report was referred TO
May 10.
Ite action OF Mayor Baker was ap-
proved in regard 10 tue Offering OF re-
ward for the murderer of William y.
Hutchins.
Alderman Freeman presented petition
for lamps on Irving avenue ana Euolid
avenue, which was referred to the COM
mittse on street lights; Alderman Vim
cent presented the petition of Michael
I'll. Crcnan for lights at the corner of Ives
and lrsnton streets, which WAS re-
ferred TO the same committee.
Petitions OF Emelia Curylo. John f.
Cox, William III. Drapr and John III.
Dugan to Duilu or alter barns were
granted, the rules Deing SUSPENDED.
Edward l.. Dorsey, A. q. Delaney. Gil-
tert :. Ipwan, Clarence +. Horton. John
II. each, George IL. Sherman and Albert
IL Warner were respl ointed police con-
n able, without power TO serve civil pro-
cess
Ihe petitions of James O'Hare, John
II. Schwab and John j. louth for remis-
sion OF taxes were referred To tho
committee on claims