The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-04
LICENCES
GRANTED
BY BOARD.
Nearly Two Score for TaVsrns
and More Than a Dozan for
ViciuaIIing Houses.

The police commissioners held a meeting
yesterday and devoted their attention
largely 10 the consideration of tavern
and victualiing house licenses. To avoid
confusion in the matter of names, the
board decided to divide the tavern
licenses into two classes. Those licenses
granted TO proprietors of places where
liquor is sold. and for which the fee is
$500, are now designated as "first-class
tavern licenses" while those granted for
places where no liquor is sold, but which
are allowed 10 be kept open at all hours,
including Sundays, are known as "sec-
ond-class tavern licenses" the fee for the
latter TO be but $l00.
TO KEEP TAvERNs.
At yesterday mornings meeting OF the
board tavern licenses were granted to
the following
First-class-David B. Hall, Narragan-
sett hotel; John Ferguson, and IL Canal
street. Central hotel; Joseph Schedley,
197 and 1879 Union street; William NJ Bush,
is TO % Aborn street, Newman hotel; Jo-
seah B. Reed. 165 Washington street;
William Schedley, 66 and ca Exchange
place; Thomas r. Reynolds, Dorrance
hotel; Frank King. l0i Eddy street; Shep-
ard Land company Crown hotel; Shepard
Land company, 125 Union street: Abra-
ham G. Mink 80 and SO North Main street;
Truman A. Cunlin. .S54 Westminster street.
Hopkins hotel; Frederick c. Sheldon. 122
Union street; London Cafe. and Peter
Brucker, Jr., 317 Westminster street,
Westminster hotel.
Second class--Nathan Braunn, 96 North
Main street; Edward 5. Crowell, 203 Union
street; Il. Wilson Black and wife, 40i
Westminster street; Henry Crandall. 9S
IA Sfr A. a nj
2 Washington street: Patrick Devlin. II
Eddy street. Mrs. Louisa l.. Page 2ll
Woybosset street: Thomas r. Lahey. IL
Dorrance street; Henry i. Sweetland. Is
and 10 Crawford street William j.
Schouler, $50 Westminster street: Charles
II. Belts. Casino. Roger Williams park;
Charles II. Nilsson. Link street: ID. q +.
Fitzpatrick. 50 Richmond street; John
Fitzpatrick. 80 Weybosset street; II. q +.
Fitzpatrick. 206 Union street; Cyril 8.
Colwell &c Olneyville square; John Mar
tin, Westminster street: Henry o. T.
Cameron, T2O Westminster street: John
Martin, 4s Dorrance street: Charles Il.
Luther 939 Westminster street; Edward
Y. Bart, 8 Franklin street; Thomas +.
Toomey. 20 Dorrance street: Thomas 4.
Toomey, $50 Westminster street; Albert
Richards. 80 Exchange place; Charles G.
Pail. II Green street. Moy Hing. Si7 West
Minister street: Ideal Lunch company %
Westminster street: Thomas f. Toomey,
Westminster street.
FOR VICTUALLING HOUSES.
The following petitions 20 keep victual-
ling houses were granted: Elizabeth
Welsh. 2lS Westminster street: Frank A.
Heffernan. 10 Hartford avenue Daniel j.
Byrne. 6SI Atwells avenue; Katherine G..
Walch, III Hartford avenue; Arno Liebold
l0h OlneyNille square; Martin j. Sullivan
30 Tockwotton street; Julia A. Bailey. "a
Westminster street: Michael NJ. Kultv, %
Page street; " c. Shale. 20 South Main
street; Alice Lisebelle. So Aborn street;
Thomas c. Mccall, l02 Sprague street:
John Martin. - Aborn street: Rudolph
Weyler 30 aud 20 Washington street; Al
ton Il. Waite. 200 South Main street: Will
liam ". Austin. South Water street: Err
nest Lafquist. l05 Richmond street: Shea
large, ll2 Wickenden street: Mary Nc
Laughlin. 9l5 Westminster street
The petition OF II Eoplan 90 keen 10
pool tables at 76 Dorrance street was
also granted.
The petition of Henrietta Williams 90
keen an Intelligence office corner OF
Thayer and Meeting streets was granted
The petition Of White Bros. TO keen a
junk shop az . Shawmut street was
granted on March H.
The following petitions for licenses were
refused: John Carat. i3s Pine street.
John III. Fehlberg. 1H Eddy and III Dor
rance. and Max GertsacOv. ~ Peck street