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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-03

Giant Powder Plays Havoc in
New Jersey.

Giant Powder Plays Havoc in
New Jersey.
NoRRIsTows. N. j., July "A terri
BILE explosion took place this morning at
1880 O'Clock at the Atlantic Giant Pow
per Works, situated between Mechanics
vile and Drakesville, resulting in the
loss Of ten lives and Injury to ten OF
lwelve others. The explosion took
place in the mixing house. The cause
as yet is unknown. The amount Of the
loss is no known but is very heavy. The
conclusion was felt distinctly for twenty
miles around and glass in houses five
miles away was shattered.
The cause of the Atlantic giant powder
explosion at Mex ainesville will probably
never be known. A double force Of mei
began work at 7 A. NJ. to-day that bust
ness could be suspended from Saturday
until Sunday morning. The explosion
occurred in the mixing room. The build
ing was blown into splinters and frag
ments Of bodies of the workmen wer'
picked up 500 feet from the scene. Som'
pieces were taken from the branches o
trees many yards away. The larges
portion OF body yet found will no
weigh fifteen pounds. An immense ex
cavation WIS made where the building
stood and devastation is apparent fol
five hundred feet in every direction.
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All Aboard.

Violet's select overland excursion NO
Q leaves Tuesday, July 9th. Lowe
rates and most complete outfit on lht
road. o. ii. VIOLET.
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NEW York, July 2.-Petroleum-
Firm. United Pipe Line closed at 49,
per Dbl.
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oa,,sorni. norses a. the East.

dr.. b. N. Rowe is the Santa Ana agent OF
tina HyRALD.
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BAN Francisco, July 2.--No stock,
to-day. Board adjourned until Tnes
dav.
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Of Confidence.

~e>@.N
ANro,o Sarsaparillai Is o medicine that,
AIEn , during nearly 40 years, in ali
parts of the world, has proved Its eff
cacy as the best blood alternative known
to medical science.
SARSAPARILLA he sssst roSt Of fr sSe
genuine Honduras Sarsaparilla) Is Its
base, and its powers are enhanced BY
the extracts OF Yellow Dock and Still
lingia, the Iodides of Potassium and
Iron, and other potent ingredients.
lc your blood vitiated by arrangements
10 Of the digestive and assimiatOry func-
tionsr Is 1t tainted by Scrofula? or
does 1t contain the poison of Mercury
or Contagious DiseaseY
ruc leading physicians of the United
TX States, who know the composition
of AYERS SARsAPARILLA, say that
nothing else SO good for the purifica-
ton Of the blood is within the range of
pharmacy. %
mi v by the use of this remedy 4 It
UNLS possible for person who has
corrupted blood to attain sound health
and prevent transmission Of the de-
structive faint to posterity.
THOROUGHLY OF eff the sy ssnDv must
include not only the removal Of cor
ruption from the blood, but Its enrich
ment and the strengthening OF the
vital organs.
pclIAplc witnesses, all over the
0EllAoLE world, testify that this
work Is better accomplished by AYERS
s sARsARARILLA a than by any other
n, nm that is corrupted through dis
BlUUU ease is made pure, and blood
weakened through diminution of the
red corpuscles is made strong, by
AYERS SARsAPARILLA. ~ ~
the blood and building
fUhIf YIWu up the system require
time in serious cases, but benent VIII
be derived fromAthc use Of AYERS
SARsAPARILLA more speedily than
from anything else.
for which like effects are
MEUIGINE falsely claimed, Is album
dant in the market, under many names;
but the only preparation that has stood
the test of time, and proved worthy OF
the worlds confidence, Is
Ayer's Sarsapa''Na,
PREPARED BY
Or. J. c. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists: Price 81;
Six bottles for S5.
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NERvELIFE AND yreoR restored mi
matte Wine. For sale By b. d. ooufre5 +
Eadeau Block
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NOTICE.

The Drawing for the $1,000 Diamond
Ring will positively take place on the 9th
of July, at 5 o'clock, in the Old Armory
Hall on Requena Street. opposite o. 8 Hotel
/. 60 Few Tickets left ju1s.td
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Mrs. JONES: So you still persist
in taking that nasty Cod Liver Oil,
Mr.. Smith. My family doctor pre-.
scribed it for me, and after swallow.
ing a dozen bottles OF the horrid
stuff my cough was much worse
than before. My Indiana physI.
clan gave me Hypophosites, but /
received no benefit. Ely health is
now better than it has been for
months.
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Avco,c Sarsaparilla Is medicine that,
AIEn y during nearly 40 years, In all
parts of the world, has proved Its eff
cacy as the best blood Alternative known
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

CENTRAL TRANSFORMATION COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, April 10 (Npeciai. General
Louis Wagner presided to-day the annual meeting Of
the stockhol OF Central Transportation Com
pany In Association Hail. President stevens submitted
resolution approving the resolution adopted At the
special meeting OF the stOcShOl Ter, some time ago
adopting the provso Of the stare Constitution and Of
the of April 90 1874 and OF the supplement- thereto
He also OF red resolution adopted at the same meet
ing declaring dividend of 81 share out OF the funds
held 10y the Philadelphia rrast and safe Deposit ana III
Company. and directing the Board Of Directors
to the fund Several resolutions were offered by
william t. Lockwood, among them the following.
That a committee OF three stockholders or the duly
aud legal representatives, Of such SiOrkh nd
crs not c"mnectet with the management oi ne company
be appointed py the cnar To prepare plan To protect
the lntcrcs Of the shareholders or TINS company ana
th the -td Omnittee he, AMI tneY are hereby author
iIel into Ell 'ct as soon as the stll
pau has been slgnud by controlling interest IN the
company.
I'm, WAS tabled but subsequently adopted The tol-
lowing Il rector, elected: john :. stevens Will
tam H. Lucas, " ,ttnew BroOls, George V. Reed B. i.
OpIykc. Evan Morris. William Oilara sculy. James
spear Joseph ID. wilson; secretary and treasurer,
Frank MrrkeIly.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20

SENATOR DAILY SAYS THAT THE BILL WAS SECRETLY
ALTERED.

ALBANY, April 10 (Spec'aD. The Senators
missed their genial presiding officer, LteutenanGoy-
ernor Jones' Tonight. and upon inquiry learned that he
was Attending the twenty th anniversary OF the march
OF his regiment the Gth Massachusetts, through Balti
more. Senator Lay introduced resolution requesting
Commissioners Hess. Moss aud Loev, OF the Electrical
Subway Commission Of New York, TO report within ten
DAYS what progress they have made In carrying into
execution the law OF 1885 which requires telegraph
companies to put their wires under ground IL was
passed unanimously. Senator D,y said after the reso-
luton wa, passed: al naturally feel interest In
that law because drew IT, lost good cigar today on
bet with Senator Sloan TO the period within which
this law must go into effect. He told me that the
electric Hight comp had until November l. 1887
said that 1t ten months earlier. on January /,
l-S5. and that mad made an amendment TO the law
win IN 1t provision i'm IL We looked mp the
law Hnd found that he right don't care 10 talk
hbont It but that part of the rascay LEGISLATION
year ago | made mat amendment In wiring on the
bil aud 1t was adopted by the Senate some people,
however made strong opposition 10 10 and presume
that they took pains to that they had their way
Ihs secret alteration OF the bill by enpoye or tho
senate alSp prOlOngs months tho terms ONCE or
Me~srs, Hess Moss and LOew. As each OF the Commits
sioncrs gct 5000 year long as the work IA not
done II Is obviously their interest not to hurry II to
completion"
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
OPPOSING THE BOYCOTT.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED By THE UNITED PRksBY-
TERIAS MINIsTERS.i

prsotUTIONs ADOPTED BY THE UNITED PHEsBY-
TERRAIN MINIsTEBs.i
PIrTsBURG, April ~ Speci1D. AT the meet
ng Of the United PresDyi crian Ministerial Association
toisy resolutions presented denouncing the boy
colt declaring sunday meetings Of labor organizations
violation OF the sabbath aud advocating change oi
payday from SATURDAY Monday thus to insure he'er
Observance of sunday. The anhoycottng clause raus
as follows; We must express our utter condemnation
of the system OF bOycotDR. Thi seems to usa IDethod
of coercion unmanly aud cOwardly subverSVo OF thc
principles OF justice and equity ana utterly
repngnsnt to tue spirit OF civ and religious instu
tons" The Rev. Mr. Sands suggested that as the leN
Mr. Mccoy wanted TO boycott sunday newspapers ana
az he himself wanted boycott the liquor shops, they
were included among the class condemned lie thoughi
that If WAS not a cOwary thing leRnately 10 WIFI
hold or induce others Withhold patronage from man
who does not deserve The Rev. Mr. Mccoy objected
10 the use Of such terms ss mean ana "co"ardIy
a. applied TO boycottiDg He thought the boycotters
might lake offence .Bctier tell them, said he. " ina
thelr action Is contrary to the gospel oi christ WI"
DO them more good" TINS brought TO his fret the Hev
David McCJenahaU professor IN the IbeoioflchI sem
mary lie asked that hr United Presbyterian ministers
put themselves squarey Oh record as opposed W IDe
growing principle Of b0yc0tting They we're a. con- on.
vipcod that g was wrong and Why not say sol 40 tms
AE MsCoy replied thai he approved NE sentiment liz
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
OBIIU UAGI.
MRS. ELIPUALETT MOTT.

SCHENECTADY, y. Y, April 19.-Maria +.
Eot widow OF the late DR. Ephaett Mott. president o
Union College from 1904 to 1866. died yesterday AFTER
noon at her residence the college grounds Mrs
Nots maiden name was Maria H. Sheldon. She was
Troy 1906 and educated at the Troy sciu
mary After graduation SIZE established seminary Tor
girls thi- city and nfrrwnrd one IN Utica In ITO
becaue he third wife OF Dr. Mott. She was woman
ol lne mental qualities ana exceedingly charitablr ohe
acilyc member OF the First Fr'~bytrrIdp tnuI'
aud WAS OF the founders of the Home fol the ffcnu
less She president OF the GIty BeneVolrht ,u'
Sne took great iniere-t in the hnars Oh .no
world up To the time OF her death was gr Guy lh'o
cscd III Mr. GddsfOnc's Irish schemes. WIN neF ucalh
the last Ot the MOTT hn1 Potter families. for 50 inay
years identined win Union College, passes away om
I thr coll llege
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
FEATURES OF rHELABoR QUESTION

The girls who are strike against the Chelsea
Jutc Mills sui keep their pickets posted hose who
rested Tor interfering With Others who applied Tor work weie
too badly frightened attempt furtAer violeuce Philip
Beddinyton, a long shOreman. was loteuug sDou
Yesterday tOud her to worA. lie caught
ivd he Sidewalk and win oiinlty
caeu her scdD" lie arrested anu ustlco buAy ia
Ihe Jeu, r,on Markct Police out nDed hm flt
change IA the stke ana DOfcOtt AGAINST hc
New.i ora un er plny Manager chaplin stli refuses
IL dt rha u during tuc loIner
he the union will not return 10
work Ouicr SAID 20 have lost more than tlOVoO
through the strike o,,-
Th ave the happest man who has passed. through
suk. he or OF the orchestra who demanhth an lh
<lh pref ndIng tat he orierci ~ 80
by ar ~ahm cub and a Mr. Schwabs eisa put Doy-
con up garden dd without any authority and Tie
clu boycott ana the men oack 70 pfk
Delenat Iron MOrks at the 1907 OK West
Thirleenthst extended eseiaay 10 tue mAChil-ts. VINO
ai shortly ter hr eenatcr sent out the
puDhshcd TINS That
Odereu our foundry because We refIsd 10
ccut In aud 10 have hours
yoaIs ten sututeo d. Us work. except OIL
Saturday wOrke' niro hours All over time
lad been paid or at the Of thirty
minutes every twenty Tor tn st tSO hour aud
O the foundry instructed 10 ncfeAse he
wages mouiders whole being
oar have made Request Oi us
Of mi whaievor On saiurdy week at :l5 o m ou
quit without NO ice aud on the folomin MONDAY
committee bearing letter having the stamp OF tho Centra
Labor Union, called upon and assed Tor an nteive"
which denea."
A procession consisting OF twenty men and s1 womei
marched and down IN frunt Of CavanAuGh SANFORD
tAsrsS ssAe In West Twenty thirds and hAnoe<
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
NEW POWERS PROPOSED FOR Mr. MOONEY.

ALBANY, April 10 tSpeciaD. Some remark
able amendments have been offered In the Senate to As
sembyman Brunss bill consolidating the bureaus OF the
Department OF Public Works. one OF them provides
thar the Office of present Dock Commission
ers aud the presept Park Commissioners shall terminate
ten days after the passage of the act Two DOCK Com
missoners and two Park Commissioners then TO be
appointed The appointments be made by Robert
IT, Mooney, the Irving Hall president Of the Board OF
Aldermen.
senator Lor called up In the sen te to-day his resoln
tOn for uye~gaiiOn Of TIA" Official cOntuct q. Dairy
Commissioner Brown. Senators Sloan, COggeshall aud
Fas-ett expressed the opinion mat the res0u ion was
little too sweeping its terms Finally aftrr debate
tie resolution referred for mod citOn to the Com
mttre Agriculture, with Instructions to report to-
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
REPORT OF THE BURLINGTON AND QUINCY

VHICAGO, NprlI W. Ht IHIIIy-NtCOHU dU-
nua report Of the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Rail-
road Company shows that the gross earnings oi the
company including all leased roads and branches have
been: From freight. Sl9.565 s53 IL from passengers
S52s6.4O7 20; from mail express ana miscellaneous
81 7OI.l6l Oj; total. $26.5joI25 l6 The operating
expenses nciulin- taxes. have been 9l4 ol ;
leaving from Operatinl Sl2l5VOo| 3o add
interest aud exchange and other income. S592432 o4
fatal Sl2.7f3ogO O9. hN-d charges, Sj,l21.96J 81;
dividends st. lU,j12; amount carried 10 renewal idn
~ 600 900 tota 22s. .i3J 81; net surp us Tor the
,r1r- S1DI 654 rarhuEs In 1880 were 81
5O.657 -. The net earnings ~ lS- wrr- - J.,
:,, In 1883 was T1OI.I9l 10.
Ihe arerrga;r OF cap tai sock on December 81 le5o
was S763~l.52j: tOtal funded debt on December 81
I-~5 SrG.g24, ,5O7 -0: total construct on IN I7So.
S}Sjs.- 1 % total equipment added ia lSSo' TI,-
Ol9l7 ~ total number of miles operated Oh December
81. 1883, 3,6i6.O43.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
METHODIST MINISTERS on sTHIKEs.

BosToN, April 10 (Speciat.-The Methodist
Con- ia at Newburyport to-day adopted
resolutions the labor Iestion Tncy
aud earnest sympathy with the labOrns masse'
OF he republic tner efforts to far and full
compensation for their labor, approve the organization
OF workiugpen against capita In It's forms, aud
cxhOrI labor orgauz atoms 10 use their newly acquired
powers moderately. They also say Ito the appeal fIr
nsiicc never IAN To respond, but Tor
rchy and the spirit OF mischief ana destruction We
have only words OF depreciation. Finally we eAhort the
cauali-s to remember that the labOrrr is man.
I'D nut aside autpcrditc and dIctatOrt airs. to
slider questions al Issue candidy ana TO make Just
eaI
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
CONDITION OF THE ArcHIsoY SYSTEM

BosToN, April 10 SpeciaO.-Grorge Sealy,
pre- idcnt OF the Gulf Co orio ANA santa 10 RAILROAD
Company, who was recently elected adirector N the
Atchi,0n Topeka and Santa F6 Compluy makes the
70 low ing statement regard to the consolation Of
all the interests OF the two companies:
The stockholders of the cur, Colorado and Santa 70
have now constructed aud under cons nsircuo'. IN ALL
Loo miles OF main of road. Mheu comp e'ed' II
VIII rearn tp a connection with the AtchsOh. topeka
aud Santa Ee Company. thc Ind a Teri tory These
l.OOO niles OF road Win all the iantei Interests III
Texas, extensive wharf frontage and terminal f"cllt'
ia tlycson. are to put into the Achl-on system as
common property upon tue basis OF $4,000 Stock pr
prb TSOuO0Du stock. Whlrh the
err. nf tiul.. Colorado AMI Santa Fc take In
ch Ss,O0OOOO stock In the AtcDlsun Company
an loiut owners IN the common property An
exchange about S44OO.OOO stock na been made and
the remaining S3.6DOOJO viii be- delivered within tho
mkt twelve months. wnicu time the connections or
the Two roads VIII ide. Tho total bpndei debt o.
the Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe II imtei NOT 10 eN-
$I2OOO first mortgage and 5000 second mort
gag. bUuds mile OF main trtcA Inc COhsOIldd-
ton Will give the Atchl.On "a wafer connection from
NV and the East Galveston. t. the Pacific a.
short a, the southern Pacific via New Ollrans Tue
earnings OF the Guf Colorado and Sta Fc for IA fiscal
year bcgiunnL imuary 70 late, have Dren SboOoo
month Increase the corresponding months o last
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
Post lairP \ofire.

rshould BE- read u I.erss,L AZ chln 'e' my o.;
orsEn ossps,d; adir,s,ei
orispatcn ~ particular ,in'r sxcs)1 Sisl tt de'
nlcrts 'ps aiS AiIres'ei Oeias ssI ~ tao
SSre,sH a.n, ior IN, week enint Apni "a viz elo''
lPROMPILY Il AL cases It ms once Ht"pY'
,I.-tN.-At 10 a. m. Tor tiupanO al ,tulai Bolivar,
per 49, J. Gallo, % pun for ara and Nanaos brA]i
per ;. Gle hen1
wnDAn,DAY At 2S,a, IN ior rraxilo aud :aAtAa. per
A. = l.. b. art ir, from \ew-Orleans' a 25O a. m Tor
Brush and 81 pans 1ondura, ahj Ou4ts iaia, peg ; =
90 DA oS S s, - e;,,, aS,; 10, ts,nSo 5s %
rertec 'per ridOr ,. at o. "A iOt .irOp per 3
r",' wa nptoa aad Bremen at 20 a. m ior
BRUSH and spansi honduia> "HitemaA iruAiho AAd
Bocadel iorc, psrs Neptune
THU iDAY-A m ,o or Europe per > Ss.%aas
bs directed "psr or.nauic"l: az $50 N. france
Germlh, &c. per ess.uc. wa piy mouth herooars
pctu 'unsri' mGss ,, arectei per Le'sn -. at 80
grn,sSo a, So p @ IA iSf rt 81 ana sS ,1 aud ea s
z,lel4 and CuiAcoa VIZ l1inidsd per = s. BARRACUDA
sATUKDAY-A. o.by ~ for ElIo1s. 1sr, ..ranA
rec Dor s. = ..cenan. VIA .oIterdam de,tel, DO
dl,ctc pr LSeIdAn J. at At SS o., ,er p, M ic1 Bs'gia az
directed" per Noeuuano'G AZ 80 @ ~. Tor a., IA ~.
Lo1 per fuIaes,r ". a,Sow s.t & IS must be oc a.,
- oaia ue tiers mast De mre,tei Ger Isl.t"l at
7,3 IN. Tor Europe per = ~ 0 ber hn wa Queens
towu ats n fJe ".Oundland pr = Hlranaa tt
P,cl1ep1r,s per. = Vertunnis wa kingston uetters
for Mexico must be alrectsi "pos ve.tAainAs"j
81 at - ., ,, ,Sp SasSes ANA "rsyo"h Ter
Mails ol the society Isl mas per ship cty Of pape from
An'ralA New-leaanL sandsncL sin aai 7amo.a
aai hsrs per or "a SrS9 ar1s S'n m 'o
p &C wlta brisn @ti, or Aastrihn. Mans or
eSs, coma her; s; 'N'' n Sall, ioc Cubs, Sy
FL. CLOS, attais o he, dillg az s:SJl
.Tns scnedule otclonnxor Picic n,l, arranged
on the po.a OF er alatsrra ei o',rani transit
ssS frsacisco On hs day u sailing o. stsiacr &c, lis.
patched thence tue same tas a ps.aso> po.,n,s,.r
fost once. Sew.iOrK. N. " April ~ 1850
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
BoYcorrlyG THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE

ST. LOUIS, April 10 Speciab.-Ihe Drum
mend Company OF tins city, of the largest
tobacco the United States. to-day decided 10
withdraw is trade from Loulsvillr, KY. OF
the action OF the Lou svile ana Nashville Railroad III
hiring depIties hre the people OF East st Louis.
The company "A cOntrart with the Louisville and
Nashville ship e1clus.Nciy Oy That road Iil shipped
Goods 10 Louisville ~ her ur II would be liable iOl
violation of ract Louisville Will got
DrummOnd tobacco time.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20

IN, c,rouIars calling upon all iO,c 20 N" firm
Annie Vctor yag herarn Dnrde ~ co,es wheh wv
had hean max Dg sOr tho ON o fs eits hii
Flynn ~ the boz c0i RS io T. 81 or an hs.
to hurt Iefi iiir if 40
woman appealed 10 the lcentD Or octDn Fy@1 ~.
arrested 49,. n.,......
Tne sorrnen empoyel IN WafsOn's Harbc"t's Roo r. 3
Pierre Stores vat ir0 q wen ~ y
and Ferry. HrO,lfh ~tgtcf eti ~
% i've hOir secured Dy ae men l'
the other warehouses las ck.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
DEMooaArIc CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE

DLWOCNAIIC LON GHEnSIU-' II UUIIIII III
WASHINGTON, April l9.-Ihe House Demo-
cr,t,c ConVr,.,ona Committee met mt the Capol to-
night and after nng number OF vacancies ln the
committee appointed an executive committee OF nine
TO constitute with committee To be appointed
from the Democratic members OF the Senate
the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
r'. .,',,srs of the committee appointed Repre-
sentattyr- McMin of Tennessee; Bnrhes. or MIS-
solri: Muruhy, of Iowa; Green, OF North "roHha ;
~ Inns of ono: Robertson, Of kentucky; Blanchard
NJ Louisiana: spriggs, OF New-lOrk; aud Grain, OF
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
THE Orr sTION OF LICENSES.

The question has arisen whether the street
car comuanes cal prOcdre licenses for drivers to take
the places strike aud whether II IS necessary
that licensed drivers shall be employed On January lb
the Aldermen passed ordinance for licensing drivers
= rec railroad cars, This ordinance provides that 40
person sh AL any Al road car while carrying pass
cnsers In any OF OF ths city unless lie Is
tweuty-One years resident OF tins state Tor on"
year ana Of city four months and has ob'alned
nc, se Mayor for such PIrP1se under PEN
ally Of 80 every such offence. to be re-
covered from the owners OF such
railroad car and from such driver or either
Inc Mayoris authorized to grant licenses To cardrvers
Xs often necessary aud 10 susprnh ana rcN"Ao
tnr same whenever may deem IL expeIlent Gar
drivers must pay II for licenses and 81 CENTS lor
renewal thereof The Mayor declined to take any action
resolution, Tor the reason that hr uouDeu H'
con .titutinnalty. aud II became an or finance
Mayors Marsnal Byrne@ sad yes"r lay tnat any per
son who apple 10 license ~ driver aud VINO iui-
flied tho requirement OF the ordinance, WO "a o'
licensed. l. would be Necessary Tor the
applicants to appiy In person, however. Licenses
would not be issued IN patches To street ear com
panic, for their employees Thus far only nine drivers
Incense, mad issued the trouble bcghn-iWO on
saturday and seven Yesterday
lne Mayor sid that had not signed the resolution
because H.. doubte,. lie hrI the dernen had rHhI
la Ir, tnat residence Of year In the Slae
and The city shOnd b. pr"-requ ate ior
obtaining q license unt the matter had been passeh on
by the courts tue or rahcc remained ia ioFco
New-York tribune., 1886-04-20
CHARLES ADAMS. IR.

NORTH BROOKFIELD, Mass April "
Charles Adams, j.. died to-day, age sevenly-sh h'
WAS "a descendant OF the famous Adams family VINO
came TO this country from Wales and from whom ING
famous Adanses OF lincy were also descended Ch"e.
A tams prominent boot manufacturer lie ser,cu
for ten vars Town Clerk. n Represen ayr lor
years. In the Executive Council four years. W
State Treasurer for hye years. and state Senator iou