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COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE.

This Board WAS to have met yesterday afternoon at
Police Head Qlsters bat for some resson or other no
meeting vas ned, Mayor POWELL OF Brook'ya being
the only Commissioner who made his appearance ~
the hour designated. II is rumored that the Board
will hold special meeting to-day, but for what pur-
pose has not been stated and il is more than likely
that the rumor is without foundation.
We learn from Mr.. Embree, chief clerk, tina. the
counsel of the Board has rendered written opinion
concerning the recent decision OF the Court OF Ape
in the case Of McCune Of the old police force agans,
the Commissioners. The document is 10 the haods OF
MIR. Bowen and will not be msde public until action
has been taken thereon by the Board wncn Will PROB
ably be at the next meeting.
The purport of the opinion is, that each case must
rest upon its merits; hatin cases where the ma mes
Of men were msspeed or where they Old not receive
the proper notice 10 appear for trial and 10 81 cases
whore the precise forms o. dismissal called for by the
rules aud regulations Of the Board we're not strictly
complied Sitb, the alleged to have been dismissed
may recover their back p,y, and will continue me n
bers of the force until regularly dismissed.
Between 800 and 400 men claiming to be Policemen in
accordance with the decision of the Court Of Apps.s
have rep rted tbemselve. TO General superintendent
Tamange aud scare ely day passes that the llst 10
NOT ipcresred by the addition Of ZEN or twenty names
Among the names is that OF DIR. Hasbrouck, Surgeon
General under Mayor Woods admin tration, ADD one
of those it is sad who positively refused to sckoow
edge the law, and who, moreover, IS alleged, wrote
q 10 ter Getting forth the why and wherefore.
IL will be remembered that at the time of the police
troubles the Common Council established police
called the Night Watch" and the appointments on
said Night Watch were made by Mayor Wood. These
men now como forward and sign the list, claiming to
be policemen, and also claiming back pay. Tlere is
slso on the list the of men wac hosled at the
TOD Of their voices sgainst the aw-ghica they de-
bounced as Black Republican egislauon-sna took
every mears in their power to oppress and annoy
those who obey ed the law.
TIE probable course of the Commissioners will be
10 nve stgae the Gaze OF each and every Of thoss
who have Ie ported themselves as above stated The
Rules and Regulations coy that 10 member of the
Police force sha receive any additional compensation
for servces rendered during the time he continues in
the department ard on this and other points the Old
Police will be brought up with round turn. Tne
result OF tue investigation will probably shoS that not
more than twenty-five or thirtyGye are entitled to
back pay.
The next regular meeting Of the Board will be on
Friday the 3D. and it is doubtful whether the Com
missoners will convene before that tiLe.
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FIRES.
FIRE IN BROADWAY,


Between 9 and 10 o'clock, last night, FIRE broke
out in the building No. l6O Bro sdwsy occupied on the
lover floor by Smythe, ORourke & Herring, dry
good dealers second floor, by Schneider q Brother
Importers of dry goods fourth floor, by A. Grssnan
Importer Of straw goods. The fire originated on the
fourth foor but from what cause coud not be ascer-
tanned. 1t was speedily eItnguished by the Firemen
not however, before the building, which is Owned by
Mr. Msrchend, was damaged to the amount of s?5Oo or
$500. Mr.. Geissman also pied portion OF the
third floor and bis loss by fire and water will not tau
short of Al, 500 or 1000.
schuircer & Brother viii sustain about 500 loss
The building was deluged with water, and the damage
sustained BY the occupants Of the frs, floor may be
set down at 500 or 900. The parties are all fully
insured, but owing 10 the steness of the hour, We
could not learn the amount Of insurance or rames OF
companies.
FIRE N pEsBRossEs STREET.
At III O'clock last night tue alarm Of fire in the
Third District was caused by the burning OF frame
stable in the rear Of No. Desbrosses street, near
IIudson. The loss was not heavy. onsin oil IRE IN
Inn
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mind ,bs. he obtsred the information If ID. adultery
Take the question Of oach where seh>' the eye nor
the course OF nv eIperiesce I have been en-
gsesd 10 three eses Of hon eide undsf saca
circumstances on ole Of them the facts serve 70
ilusiis.e the poiIt which 1 am spestios;
a stevedor, "hose business VI" toe saipphs
10 Mobile bay, utter absence OF some weeks
r.turued 70 bis toIns he arrived So 6oout IL cock
at n,eh, be went into bic hoGse, single .tory, with
piazza rouGd it srd two doors che leseiog 10 the
bedroom ue other % tie parioT; on ebtsIlng me
chamber where thick dskress prevailed, he sss
ro,birg heard nothing; be advanced 70 the bel
put bi. hand in il, and felt man. he drew ms
rs the knife Of stevedore, iorg snc brosh bt1si
and stabbed him repeated blo~s, III be fell fro the
floor dead The slayer csllei for ne,gnoor 70 orog
light: be put il 10 the face OF the t-ceaed ~len ne
found that IN this the nao eho had most grey
ousy g-d oim, be bad held to hs BOSOM a.
| merely use this case Sc an Illustration IL ~as t1e
touch that communicated the kno rledse OF the tact 70
the mans mind Where, then, is the reason Tor the
argument that provocstlon OF this KIND Is soiIn
ANYTHING Court Of justice, except Il be presented
10 the eye. 49,
Mr.. Philips was proceeding to other facts Of his
srgunent, waen the Court reminded him that the
usual hour Of adjournment nal arrived.
TIE Jory were conducted unoer charge o. q balm
to their quarsrs at the National Hotel and the prs
oIer remanded.
sp.ei. Dhrs,ch 10 The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Friiay, April ID, 1859.
Tie unfinished argument will occupy most Of the
session tomorrow. Mr. Grahsm follows Mr.
Philips, ard Mr.. OOld will close.
Mr. Phillips made as strictly legal argument free
from inf,mmatOry appeals. He took occasion to
reproye Mr.. Carlisle for talking to the Jury.
The decision expected tomorrow will be the
tuning poilt in the case. II tue testimony to
prove adultery be excluded, there will be little
more evidence for the defense and bat little re-
butting. II, on the contrary, adultery testimony
be admitted, tie duration Of the trial promises to
be indefinite.
The prosecution will seek to rebut many Of the
witnesses upon points already in, and decision to
exclude will make much of the testimony nov in
irrelevant in point of law, and the Jury viii be so
instructed.
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THE TRIBUNE IN CONNECTICUT.

Extract from one Of Business Letter.
To ne FS,.o, Of Tie n. y. Tribsss.
Sir: Tie Republicans got black eye in this tom
a week sgoas;t Monday, aad they wan! twenty 10
d,lisrs worth of The WEEKLY TRIBUNE for plaster.
Ioclosed is the money. b. r. SEWARD.
soVa.irgtsn Conn, April Il, ls3a
IIf the plaster had been applied freely year
ago, perhaps there would have been no black eye.
Ed Tribune.
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rAdyetse0eLt
Editor of THE
FnMARn Ii. DIXON, NJ. D., EditG

EDWARD TT. DIAUNi 'I. Us I1u'O = .. = =
sc.LprL STEMS sIc0TT.lJ 10 OPERATIVE sukeshs sao
CoNsuTlIIoAs CT tee obscie DssAsfs Of Tee s.oS
y,e,n Hernia BxmoInods Structure, fistuis and FRO
,.usus Of m Rserm .dectos, cured without EDITING opef
tisp Cfcs fonl 20 aid 70 seyetinss a. VI =
re,d.Ic- No a. Fh At AL o.ner hours Be ~
dx.s Uo.osi vs,rs 81 tas comforts Of domestic life ~itb
spacious apartments and ate 1urses are psloea o'
WHO r, Gs srEca op. careful eie-e "
Ths e,s Of fhs scsioel lsr No Ves1yst Atof hoass,
where s literary .ad sasne zarssops n-ost - bf
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fAdyertiseuieItl.

70 EXAMINE THE PRIcEs OF ExGLrsH
CAa
RoyL vslys.a, oil Is 70 81 So. Brussels, soc. ~
AllVool Insrsins she 10 7se.. Rugs, 4sss, &c.
Oilclo.hs 8 C 10 75c per yard
HIRAM ANDERSON, No. 30 Bo"ery.
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AMATEUR THEArRIoALs AT TIE THEirER FRAS-
cus-Ths initial performance of the G,rrck Club
pa, sed off last night in manner quite itsbls to the
youthful amateurs. The house was completely filed.
Lsvsss plsy OF The Noble Heart was performed for
the fret tne in this city. The evenings amusement
concluded with the opening act Of Used Up. The
young gentleman .~ho persOns.sd Sir Charles Cold
stream in the latter piece was especially spplaudsd.
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PAYIsG CHuRcH DEsr.-A subscription was m.ds
last Sunday, in the Rev. Mr.. C.rks Church. on West
Twenty.third street, to psy of the debt II wa, the
pastors seventh sunversary; and he announced that
afsw thousand dollars Of defc. was al that remained
to be subscribed to make the day the most happy Of
biz ministry. On Monday the Committee having the
matter in charge lacked only 81 900 to comPsts the
work, and hsd every confidence VI success,
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IAdHertiss uleu.l
have removed 70

FuI'sA AIR Gas LIGHT Co. have removed 70
No SO sro.a-sy where the liant bss are on exhis2a
a. zines IL 10 beet, ehsapest ssd u1ost g. -
chad can ma ,sae tt; feet square Al no
,oon, REQUIRED for H. and challenge comparison .1 -
% bqrn n throash Ice. salt and fof oe a
"a ~ IA ne o6,r eta< and CoQny Rights bg sae
H~V''s1 ~s ~ 's HILL, AASis, HUI 81
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CITY ITEMS.

OPERA MArIsEE.-N TrorGtors viii be given thi
afternoon at O'Clock, at the Academy of Music
Madame Gszzanigs and Miss Phillips in the lesdiny
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IAdxArtiseuentl

GURNEYs New PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FIVE
AR GALLERY No. NJ Broadway first block esbw The ks0
York Hotel Photographic DasusreOtypss, hassarss on
ana lvorytypes.
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SUICIDE oF SAILoS-A ssilor named Frederick
Betrens, hoartDg 81 NJ l6l Washington street, shot
himself yes'ertsy morowg. He bsd been ashore about
two weeks ard since tees hai fallen desperately IN
love with Mss SP'ia NJ Ter and trrough bis sfsc-
,on for her, iost vo)sse Tor Which be had shipped.
the captain srg-gng srotosr msn. On Thur.dsy
night be went to Ger an msds declaration Of his
affection, when shs tfest,, rim 50 newhat cooy, and
he taking cave tod ter be nd not hive to her
sgain. lie 70 uueo I, his oosrdie g.bou,e in 9 very
moody frame of mind, snd yesterday morning shoe
himself desd In well written letter, in German,
which he left behind he attributed his ruin to dssolo
habits which he bsi contracted on recent voyage to
California, and expressed he vish that his friends IL,
Germany might be eff 70 suppose that he died n.,u-
rsl DEATH Coroner 0Keefe held an inquest, and the
Jury found yerolct OF suicide.
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FELoNIoUs AssAULT.-A coschman named Michael
Lawlor Of Fort WsshnOo caused motey Qnssy sno,ast
who from the same be tsAen before Justice 20
VOORHEES, York vile Colr, YESTERDAY for ssbbtpf him
in the head with ape The accused nmisted for trial.
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ADV rris.ment.
: Orr FOR TIE NEW-Y YORK MERCURY

LOOK OUT FOR The NETWORK MERCURY
BAYAED rAyLoR ~ THE FIELD.
Bsyard rsylor's f's. appearance IN
The NEw.YoRK NERcURY
WI tax place
MKT TUEsOAY.
Ready at day isnt q ell me News DepotA
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TIE Secretary ,f the Wom.n's Hospital scknowl
edges ,undry donations amounting to Sis
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Communication Gourley and John Adams
were committed for trial yesterday by Justice Steers
charged with pss.iSg cOu t-feit 90 bis ueon the Say
brook Bank, of Saybrook CJnn., ct various stores ia
this city.
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ARREST OF THE THIEF.--On Wednesday mig II last,
m an who gave his name as James Lewis, Of No. d
Warren street in this city, was conveyed TO Peekskill
and there lodged in sl. It appears that as the train
stopped at Peek kill gentleman named John s. Pc
req, a lawyer residing in Troy, stepped out to pro-
cure refreshments. 90 entering the csr be was COM
PEELED TO force his wsy between three or four persons
who were in the center before be could reach his seat
when he discovered that his wallet was mssiog. He
Immediately gave the alarm and at the same time
stated thai he suspected that bis pocket was picked
while be was passing through the car. Ayouus man
Who was passing through a. tas same time with Mr..
Perez, informed that gentleman that he saw ons man
wink at another, which was answered by nod, AID
ha. they both walked to the end Of !he car, when the
former entered the saloon and the later passed out
into the other car. light then procured for the
purpose ofeIaminrg the saloon ard assisting in the ar
rest Of the thieves but before this accomplished,
the man came on. Of the saloon ard stepped upon the
platform Of the car.
he vas followed by Mr.. Perez who seized him BY
tie collar and accused him of the robbery. AT tie
same time the pocket book was handed 10 the owner
BY the young man vino had found it under the seat 10
tie saloon On examination, IT was found al nsn'.
II contained bills checks and drafts, to the amount Oh
q, 600. Tie man gave ais raIns a. james LsSis'
stated that hs resided at No. 81 Warren street IN tas
city, that he was innocent, tia. ne was moch
abused ard Injured individual and protested his inno
cerce so strongly that perSoOs bgsn to douo whether
he was guilty or not, when hs assertions ana protssa-
tons were suddenly cut short bys gentleman who,
after looking st Mr.. James Lewis sisted that that
professional sentlemans name was Msddocks, tht he
was roted West Broadway pichPocket, and thst us
profile was then on exhibition at the Rogues Gallery
Ths settled tie point, vhes search s0mnsneed Tor
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As OFFICER IN Observation-Disclosures Betty, of
the 18th Wad held 10 bail In s6e yesterday By Jostoc
Steers the of unnecessary violence 70
ward Noley Wrsh No b69 q, Drthtr aud Seorse W
Cisrds of No Gounbssueet, whom be erresd and took
TO the statiop-Hous for osorderly conduct.
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his socompfes, but se vas nowhere 70 be fsuej, be
having, TO doub,, ',pp-d of the cars a. Gsr.cn's.
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REAL EsrArE.-The following sales were made
on Tuesday at the Merchants Exchange, by A. j.
Blocker, Son e. Co.:
b Sd 5000
4lts mir through from 9TH ald 3tts 900 T. w.
snay xlC0 2story brcs on dins covers the VIII Die a5p
2frsme bous,s and los 2K iO15 each (scJoioing the
shovel each.
frame buildings and 10. on w. sd st and Az A.
To-. on . sSi,t go n r 5thay 25xce each .. 2e50
lots s. s. 6ith st., IoiniIz 25xle, each. -,SO
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Rus OvER-A man named David Wood, residing at
No. 100 Madison street, run over last nigh by
heavily laden omnibus in Broadway, Gear White street.
The wheels sssed directly over bis p'dy causing se
rous internal Injuries Officer Bennett Of the Fifth
Precinct conveyed him to tho Hospital. The Doctors
said he was 60 drunk that they could not Immediately
ascertain the extent of bis injuries. rieod of the
Injured nan very dunk and conducted himself in
50 disorder manner tina. the same officer took hun
in cuitody and locked him mp.
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WosAs CUrs HER THRoAT.-A German woman,
years of age, FAMED Elizabeth Eogles, committed
suicide yesterday morning by cutting her throat with
razor For some time past she rad suffered so grew
ousy from ulcers that she became demepted and for
two weeks it is stated that the had not eaten any food
Yesterday morning she obtained q razor from her
daughter under pretsDse Of cuttiog her corns
ard went into her bedroom ost,nsby for that purpose
but instead of doing 80, she cut her throat using
almost instant DEATH Coroner Schirmer held Inquest,
when the Jury found that the poor woman committed
self dssuuction while of nnsound mind.
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GIRL LosT.-Margaret o ROuIke. young girl Of
eyes sghy brown hail. left Der rssdeDce the house OF
John Butcher of Hghsosn j. about three weeks ago, on
visit to grandmother this city and has not been heard
Of since She blue dress pink hat and plaid shawl Her
esoiI In Brooklyn voither Margaret going.
made the above yesterday At the Mayors Once "
hopes would in tracing the mysterious dis
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DRowSED.-An upkno~n man, about % years OF
age fell board Fodsy morning at the 70 Of sndet
street North River aud drownec. His body v" recovered
and Jack held inquest H. Dscessed was
about five feet seven ioehss 10 hznt thp AMI he'd
an od back coat with pa upou IT, check SLIT blas,
oyerals and brossps. Verdict Death by dro MINIS"
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nfw-DOrk.

From vIScHER, OWEN SEQ, General Advsrsssins
House ,Applston Building $40 Broadway,
Nsw-York.
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Boston.

From the Advertising Agency of S. NJ. PETTlSGIII
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Wheat Wanted.

'HE undersShed Is preparing 10 pat the broadway
4 Mills into operation es soon a supply ol ne"
Wheat eau be obt,iued. The highest market prize
wlii be paid for Wheat delivered al the Mil.
IdGeS ID 10. DICNEY
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IN store and for sale, at Manufacturers prices
l. large quantity Ottnose celebrated Cotton Yarns,
panaIactured BY the i'inewood Factory which Tor
quality aud superiority stand anriyaled. Our stock
enbra aces alithe uumbeIs.
MIZEIL, HOOPER h CO.,
apr9-u Nos. sand Marks
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\ tobacco

E>xrRA Fine chswing rsb Geo, for sale a,
II sslla RAINS, BliuaA Is co.'s.
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Irish Potatoes.
Cotton Yarns.

IN store and for sale aIew barrels ole Irish
lrULitvcs hlZkLL, IiUUlkR co.
apry-u
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NEW SERIES NO. 1874.
Transportation.
TINE FROM NASHVILLE TO LOUIS
VILLE-SIXTEEN HOURS!


ON and af.er WEDNESDAY,, August the 10th inst,
" 1889, Trains will run as follows:
Leave Nashvi lie, 500 A. N, and 400 p. II.
Arrive at Bowling Green, 8 so "a and 900 "
Connect by Mail Coaches with train at Ritter's, for
LOUISVILLE.
Leave Ritter's,- $50 P. NJ, and 500 A. n.
Arrive at Louisville, $50 and 1890 +"
Leave Louisville, $50 A. NJ, and 90 P. II
Arrive At Ritters, lilo a. and 900 I"
Connect by Mail Coaches with Trains at Bowling
Green for Nashville.
Leave Bowling Green 6:2o p. NJ, 500 A. NJ.
Arrive at Nashville 1880 90 1000 A"
BY this arrangement a close connection is made at
Louisville with the Northern, Eastern and Western
routes.
Connect also with mail co ches at Galatn for
Hartsville and Carthage
Wearing apParelaIone constitutes baggage, N which
each person will be allowed eighty pounds fref OF
charge above that weight, subject to extra charge,
payable 70 Conductor ALI other articles carried
IN The baggage Cars will be charged express freight
which must be paid TO Agent
Passengers taking seats in the cars Edgedelf Gal
latin and Bowling Green without purchasing tickets
will be charged ten cents extra.
.- ROBERT MACLEOD,
Aug. o-BNGU-u. Superintendent.
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vxyrspow CT ~. bsst quaias. Of al ssses. hon
,..s;a fsiss. sRo~S on,
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st l,Ou,s Golden SyruO.

Usr received Ia i.aekages vf 20 and 10 gallons 81
81 Louis col en- syrup.
Also, LOAF Crushed and Powdered Sugars.
AIZEIl., HOUPER CO.,
mAy3o-tf Nos q aud Market street
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Goufatioaal.
.BiNDUSIi MALE SEMINARY,

NHE nsxt session Of this Instituton situated on
Il the Gsilatia Turnpike, two miles les from
Nashville, Tenn, Will Commence on MoxDAr, SxP-
rEaHkK oth, aud continue tiil July lsf 1880. For
augSO-dSw NArH'L CROSS.
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~ uAted.

VNfTHER in or cut % the cay, situation Clerk
II salesnas b, q ouns nan ~ho eza give sal =.
iactory reierenoe g bra ~ an eiri-t ztseEuon
b, basiaess; sr n. al engage as ek-ksayer Eor =
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