The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-24
City IntelliCeuce.

TrE HORTICULTURAL AND CATTLE SHOWS AT HAMILTON
PARK.-The decided improvement in the weather yester
day drew large crowd to Hamilton Park hrongip~ the
grounds and the OF the Horticultural exhibition
The steam engine put operation and several aeri
cultural machines were put in m9son an1 the exhibitions
OF cattle were considerably increased The horse show
was decidedly hne and quite crowd gagated TO wit
the evolutons Of the hno ssAi'".s brood mares
colts, draush horses matched horses and roadster that
ga nea round the eighth of a mile track The sloppy
state Of the ground was somewhat disagrceabie but
rapidly improving Il was at first determined to award
the prizes yesterday for the cattle show but owing the
postponement of the closing, the awards will be made to-
day at p NJ The flowers in the horticultural depart.
en still send forth their rich perfume vielng with the
''ent sweetness of the fair ladies who visit them The
4 of music is called into add to the interest
81 UT c, 7on and the Third were crowded
!, !; o s, the fair will be kept open next week
few days by expires. ,, Quotation
THK Caucus OF Extcvrrss RELATIVE 70 THE SUNDAY
IAws-H was rumored that Caucus Of executive OH
Of the city, including the General Superintendent of
Police District Attorney Corporation Counsel and Excise
Commissioners to have been held yesterday for the
purpose of deciding upon the best mothod Of enforcing
the sunday laws. appears that there Number of
ways in which the offenders regards the of liquor
on Sunday may be punished, and the was that
the of executive officers was TO decide upon some
concerted plan OF action Our reporter could not find the
locale any such meeting II was rumored the officials
named too fond Of glass lager 10
die more than they do with the amusements
the people and that matters and things in the city will go
die attempts at sembance Of vigilance in fresh officials
Tx POLICE COMMISSIONERS Star Chamber organi-
zation held meeting yesterday. The following men
were disgssed-T G. Ferris, Sixth precinct, and VIM.
Quinn, First precinct The following were appointed
from the old orce:-M O'Brien and T. Wallace OF the
Fourteenth precinct W. Farrell, J. H. voss and j. Long
Seventeenth precincts J. Barrett, Sixth precinct The
following new men wee appointed Jeremiah Higgins
Sixth precinct, BROOKLYN s. Mahon Sixth precinct New
York The Board adjourned to Monday at eleven O'Clock
A. NJ when d. A. s. Jones will be tried ON charge Of
receiving bride of fifty dollars for promise to influence
the Commissioners to appoint named Chamberlain
Some talk was had about regulations force
and new cap similar to that used in Philadelphia was
adopted. |
FREsEN, BE CAREFUL OF Your wAnR.-On Thursday |
noon there was alarm in Canal street. Mr. Iamane |
fireman, who passing at the time, rushed into the
house. and by throwing bed then in flames of the
window, put out the fire. Soon after Engine No 81 al
ways on hand up and began to throw water into
the building. There fire there but the building
was flooded. Boys, don't throw away your water.
WoRKIsGMEy's MEEnSG.-The "League of Human |
Rights, workingmen's association, will hold public
meeting night at Hoyms theatre in the Bowery in re-
gard to the late oppression of the aborers at the Bergen
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