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Meeting OF t1he Police C0mmtsstoMers
ENFORCEMENT OF THE LAW FOR THE SUPPRESSION
OF SUNDAY RECREATIQN.

meeun& OF 10o E0l1c0 COmmt00l0MorD.
ENFORCEMENT OF THE LAW FOR THE SUPPRESSION
OF SUNDAY RECREATION.
The Board Of Police Commissioners met yesterday noon
at head quarters, all the members present
After the adoption Of tho minutes Of the previous
Ing the designations Of officers Nodine, Fourth ward
E. W. higgins Fifth ward and Harris First ward were re
ceived; also that OF officer James L. Munson Of the
Booklyn force, all Of which were accepted.
Messrs. Keiock and Polhemus, telegraph operators,
sent in their resgnaons members Of the force that
they may hereafter their salary from the telegraph
appropriation instead Of the Police Fund.
On motion Of Mr. Pilsbury the captains Of the several
precincts were ordered 70 serve upon the propretors Of
relating to the preserving Of the public peace Sun
day
week, commonly called Sunday, TO the public, in any
building garden, grounds concert other room
place. within the city and county Of New York any In
mnstesy, negro other dancing or any other enter
tanment Of the STAGE or any part parts therein
performance Of juneiers acrobats or rope dancinr.
Any person offending against the provisions Of this law,
and every person aiding in such exhibition by advertise
ment or otherwise, and every owner or lessee Of any
building, part Of building, ground, garden concert
room, or other room place, who shall lease let
Torrance, that the used for any such
purpose. the same sha be used for such purpose shall
10 guilty Of msdemesnor and in addition 70 the punish
ment therefor provided by law shall be subjected TO
penalty Of five hundred dollars which penalty the Society
for the Reformation OF Juvenile Delnquens In said city,
are hereby auihorzed IN The name Of the people Of th.
said society In addition to which every such exhibition
or shall Of se forfeit vacate and annul and
render void and Of NO effect any license which shall have
been previously obtained BY any manager, proprietor
owner or lessee consuming causing allowing let
ting any part OF building for the purpose or such exhi
bitiop and performance.
The retiring list which applies TO those members Of the
force disabled by exposure, while service In the
department. considerably debated and made the spe
cial order for the next meeting.
The Board then adjourned 10 Monday next ct eleven
O'Clock.
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Baltimore Weekly Commercial Sta,
ment.
jersey ClaH News.

TIE AHsrnuous MURDER N JnmY OrY.-During yes.
tsrday afternoon Coroner Norris employed number Of
men 70 drag the bottom Of Tho dock q the York street
pier IN Jersey City, In hopes Of raising the other barrel Of
pitch which missing at the same time that the one 70
which the body Of The murdered female was anchored
had disappeared. y believed that 70 this barrel ~
achea the clothing Of the The men several times
succeeded In fastening pair Of oyster tone 70 nArd
substance, but at every attempt to raise the ioDes
slipped on Once they brought up piece OF red cord,
about feet in length which fastened to soma
thing, and broke loose Nothing ranspired yesterday
throwing additional Light upon this mystery.
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City Intelligence.


THE TINE BAIL.-N has been generally supposed that
Vie useful apparatus course OF erection which
from the summit OF the Custom House is 10 give to
city tho correct me recorded every At the Dud
ley Observatory at Albany, would 80 into operation 70
however which yet require the attention OF the gentlemen
engaged upon the work Will be some days before the
new s. stem will DO completely aud efficiently inaugura-
ted The experiments thus far indicate It's entire success
and there is little doubt that before long citizens will
b IN possession Of an which has long been
take pride In always being "on time"
CARnns BLASTING NEAR CENTRAL PARK.-On Thursday
afternoon stone thrown by blast from the contractors
work Eighth avenue fell upon the drive Of the Central
Park, close beside carriage containing lady and gen.
teman, and between them and gentleman on foot The
most efficient taken TO prevent accidents
nom blasting within the Park but the contractors In the
vicinity, andin the vicinity Of Broadway below the Park
been shown, or other warning given in the direc
NON from which the carriage WAS approaching
ACTIVE BUSINESS IN CKoroN AouDucr DHPARr,RN.-
he Croton Aqueduct Board now busiy engaged on
several works connected with that important depart
ment This week they advertise for proposals for the
hyng q trap block pavemens in the following streets,
wtt-Stste street. between whitehall street and Bat
terry place. Chambers street. between Chatham and Hud
river Reade street. between Broadway and Washing
aS Win % until noon
Nay and the title Of the work ehoud be endorsed on
the papers.
TIE BODY or Young SnwNL.-A boat was upset In the
csye the East river between the residence Of Francis
Morris and Mr. Zerega opposite the house Of Mr.. Ferris
On the evening Of Tuesday last about the hour Of half
past six o'clock and young Of sixteen years waa
supposed TO have been drowned. he dressed in q
single breasted blue frock cost closely butsoned gray
panaloons striped with black, and pair Of boots. Hia
height six feet and his form well developed BE 10
ne son Of slas sulwe, Of rhroggs Neck, westches
Ter county, New York, who will pay reward Of fifty
dollars to any who will give him Information where
nr<iw ho hA ha1k HAon rlyAAs
syIsy passing vessel where no has been conveyed and
can be found.
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The Karples Cass--Csnviction Of the Ac.
cused.
COURT OF OYER AND TERNNER.

COURT OF OYER AND TER10NER.
Before Hon. Judge Sutherland and . Jury.
APRIL 2o.-zAe People H. H@sy Kasp1s, Jy-This trial
commenced on Monday and concluded today. The prso
ner, who was defended by Memrs. Edmon Biankman,
John ". Ashmead and Kennedy Furlong was indicted
for the larceny and embezzIement Of twenty barrels Of
-four from BECKER Bro tho 18th Of June last This
indictment e one Of large number found against Kar-
pies for like offences. Upon one Of these indictments,
charging him with the preparation Of larceny Of the
quantity Of flour from the same parties June o.
1882 Karples tried before Judge Russell in tho Co.
neral Sessions in January last, and found not guilty
When KaTpes was arragned upon this lest indictment for
the alleged larceny Of the 18th Of june Mr. Bankman In
erposed two pless TO w-one, that ofasgois agua and
the other or not guilty On Monday, ct the opening Of
the Court, and upon this Csc being called on for trial,
atey this the Cour refused do, and proceeded try
them jointly Mr.. thereupon excepld to the Courts
ruling Tuesday, jury having been obtained the prose-
cuon represented by MessYs Jonn Sedgwick and John
Doyle offered ts testimony the hearing OF which
concluded ct late hour Thursday afternoon asa ~
was similar 70 that produced the trial before JuoSe
rot republican IL On Friday morning NJ Aahmead (the
eeiendsnt Offering no testimony proceeded 70 sum up
the case for the accused he then followed by Mr.
Doyle for The people AT soclock P. H. the jury, under
the charge from the Court retired TO deliberate and be-
fore four O'Clock rendered verdict against the prisoner
on the plea Of onr9os aqt and upon the plea Of mot
entity found him moi guilty Of embexzeuent but guilty
o. GRIND nrcery, and recommended him % The mercy Of
the Court The prisoner remanded for seutsnce On
MONDAY next Hh counsel gave notice that they should
move Tor an srres Of Judgement and for new trial upon
Court upon the trial Of this Indictment
Great interest be attached to the Trial Of the
prisoner, who, will be remembered, fed 10 Canada
be vas e1sdited returned TO the United States
Ger the provisions of the Aahburton treaty between Grc
Britain and This country.
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PHILAD1LPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, April co. 1890
ssocke arm Psnnsylvlnia State SIS, 66X; Rss1h9
kanrcad, MH Morris Canal, 5e%; Long Island Rakrua1
ms pennsyfvana Railroad, IS. SIGHT exchange q New
NEw ORLEANS, April co. 1850.
Cotton quiet saleA today 900 bales, Il l0{c lie.
ior middng The sales Of the week foot 900 bales,
and the receipts u $50 bales against 1910 for the
responding week In last year The exports c The week
sum mp $500 bales, and the total exports 70 date,
$50 900 bses Receipts st this port ahead Of as year,
46S 500 bales do al all Southern ports, bales.
Freisbts 10 Liverpool, Xd Exchange unat<red. Sugar
at 75c. $50 Codee dull At 12kc. 1870
Coton-ssles to-day Of 900 bales d lcc i6Kc for
middlinE
market closed dull.
BALTIMORE, April 90 1850
Flour steady: Howard street supcrf,ne, 81 wheat
hrm. Corn firm: white, f4c. Too; yellow 73c a 76c
Provisions dull: mess pork, e17 49, prime SIS: rump
$l4; bacon, oXc. Wbiskey quiet at 22kc
Flour arm at % % rs for supernne Whees stccdv.
red, 90 white, 81 So 81 49, Corn dull sales 1000
bushels yellow At 76c Provisions arm: mess pork
22kc
CNuSSAn, April 20.
Flolr nru at S. so ass SIS Tor superdne hess pork
more buyers than Sellers prices sitter but quo ably
changed Bacon quiet, AZ Ike. sac. Bulk meats hrm
Lard mm-a large Eastern demand salee Ut l0h lOkc
4eaey market unchanged
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TIE OPERA At THE WINTER GARpKS-"SrRADn1A -
Flotows very agreeable opera was produced In German
last night, and attracted very large audience which
the Teutonc element Of population was Of course
predominant The opera presents the characters
tics the composers most popular work on this side Of
the Atlantic, "Martha-" "Stradella, H. then, light
pleasant entertaining opera, full OF salient Melodies not
entirely original in conception novel in arrangement,
but still well placed and artiscay blended as 10 give
most agreeable coloring and harmonious ensemble. The
effect Of the light and dashDg music aided by SPLEEN
did mise en- scene and very full and efficient chorus and
ballet We have rarely seen first performance 60
of 80 smoothly az that Of ." Sradela' last night.
The principal artists were Mr.. Stigeli and Madame
Fabbri. For the tenor, upon whom the opera chiefly
depends an apology vas made on the ground " hoarse
ness; but II was hardly necessary he sang exceedingly
well throughout and received liberal Of APP
plause Madame Fabbr quite at home in the role Of
Leonore, and sang with all her usual uerpc The minor
parts very fairly rendered and the whole perform
may be accounted . vertAbe success The great
triumph Of the evening was the qusrtete in the last
sung by Fabbr, Sugelh, Puinto and Muller. This was
tempestuously encored and repeated 70 the intense
delight Of the audience The artists were erapport with
the audience throughout the performance something
which 10 al the more delightful from its rarity.
There will be nsatinee at the Winter Garden to-day In
which Madame Frezzolni and Madame Fabbri will assist
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The Result OF the Great Fight.
BY SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH.

Tho Troy Tises says I'VE have received communica.
ton from Mrs. Mary Wilbur trance medium, Of Claren.
dom Vermont, giving the result Of the great prize fight
she wishes it put record The despatch Ia from the
ghost Of old Jim Harrington. Il is -" Fight Just over.
Great excitement Immense crowd. Seven fought
Mr. Sayers the first knock down the fourth round
Mr.. Keenan, finished the fight the seventh round BE
got In left hand blow which knocked Mr. Sayers jaw
completely OF. Heenan ID not much hurt he offers to
Aght Mr. Norrissey in two weeks. kr. SAyers is in
dangerous condition.
A medium in South Troy says the fight lasted the
entire day without determining the result
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GOVERNOR SRwARD's barn BuRxxp-A privste desunAcb
70 the Utica OseSrc Of the 18Th, says-The barn ana
carriage house Of Governor Seward were consumed about
eight O'Clock last evening" and also that two horses were
burnedone worth about $685. and The other mot very
valuable, but pet having been IN the family some time
Total }oas not very large.
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ana.
ST. LoUD, April 20, 1850
tornado passed over CArlenviIIe, Illinois, on Monday
evening, unYoohng and blowing down houses, barns
trees and fences The roof Of the Lutheran church was
blown some distance and the walls were much Injured
hall through the air. Children picked up by the
wind and carried considerable distance stock was Kill
ed In every direction named Lowe was killed by
lightning many persons were wounded and the destruc
ton OF property d very great.
similar storm visited Louisiana, Missouri on the same
evening" doing much damage 70 property, ana njuring
several people
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evacuation Of The Baltimore Convention Of lsls by the

evacuation Of The Baltimore Convention Of 1919 BY the
Van Buren, delegates.
upon he 'f puos% Win ss I'm up Is An independent
democratic popular sovereig atty caAddAte The Baltimore
Convention Of old line viii and Americans will take
him up, and thus We sh have the pretueet and the
most tremendous and the most momentous triangular
Presidential Eight In the history OF ths world Consider
balance Of power In the House. should the election be
thrown int that body the Douglas coalition may be able
IN the House TO bring over the republicans to their man
The great point however. with Mr.. Douglas s that he
shall not be slaughtered embalmed and buried BY TINS
knowshat will be the last Of him His plan then u.s. frs
desperate fight for the platform; and secondly falling
upon the platform bot and an independent run against
side and against the republican party on the other
Douglas, always resoute, has now become desperate
and his views concerning his Convention Win be at no
oes to understand the declaration Of Of his Western
delegates at The National Hotel The other evenings TO wit
mat the issue 70 the Convention s Douglas defeat
Such are the reasons Of the Western gentleman 70
erred to for his opinion that the Charleston Convention
w ~ Up a. az
candoste In support Of this theory is further said
nat inc engagements entered into IN behalf Of Mr.
Douglas for the spos and plumber Of the succession are
such that be must be candidate whether adopted
jected by the Charleston Convention.
regular nomination Of Mr. Douglas Would result in the
bot Of three or four, not half dozen Of the Southern
States, would appear that the Convention upon either
norm OF ne dilemma Ii destined 10 be broken TO pieces
We give these copjectures and circumstance connected
with Mr. Douglas as q Presidential candidate for what
they are worth Our own opinions that Mr. Douglas
VIII be required 70 give way and that the Little Giant and
nn friends viii gracefully yield, under the convincing ar
gnment that half loaf win be better than bread at
all under the next administration. And 30 Mr. Douglas
may fall back upon Mr. Hunter In order 70 eave the Held
open for illinois in 1884 But the PLATFORM nrst in order
this time Master Haett will settle the submission the
bolt Of Mr. Douglas for the platform win not be squatter
sovereignty.
THE NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB.
This Club have made arrangements TO fire salute Of
one hundred guns the Of the candidates
nominated at Charleston for President and Vice President
they wiz also parade the streets with band Of music
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Heavy Verdict.

BosToN, April 20, 1900
In the SUIT OF Mary T. ClAyes against The Boston and
Worcester Railroad Company for $4,000 DAMAGES for
personal injuries on the road the jury Of the Supreme
Court TO day awarded the plaintiff $40 900.
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Vho TOWN Of LeWlsbur8, Ark, Destroyed
by Fire.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, April 20, 1860.
The Memphis Enquirer q the l7th inst reports that
the town Of Lewisburg, Conway county, Ark, was en-
trely destroyed by fire several days since No partcu
~ are, a. yet, received.
The LAwrenceburg Bank Of Tennessee has Suspended.
The cashier says win be all right again in few days.
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Non-ArrtvaI Of the Americs.
HALrAx April 2e-SPN
There are a. yet signs Of tho stes mship America
now due here with Liverpool dates 70 the TN inst
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Maryland State Constitutional Conven.
tton, Sc.

tion, Sc.
BALnxoRE, April 20, 1850.
The Constitutional Convention continued In session until
after midnight It finally determined 70 appoint DIG.
trict Electors, and the following ticket was chosen
Stote At Larye-Alexander Evans, J. Dixon Roman.
Dtar5d1-Jsmcs N. Dennis, J. @. Smith, Samuel n
Rankin, William Price, James 8. Carper, Alexander B.
Hagner
The police appointed by the Police Commissioners
entered duty todsy, ssperseding the Mayors police
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RRAyD CUTTING,

ysE undersigned having removed h shop under the T0BAC
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Also, fine lot Of Branding Brushes Kew Checks Brass Letters
&c. A e GRAHAM Brand Cutter,
Under Tobacco Exchange
Chr 18Th Richmond.
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
MERCHANES,

RANCE CON1PAN Y
Office No. I53 Main ST., Richmond.
MARINE INSURANCE on Vessels, Cargo, and Freight
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ROUGH FREIGHT ARRANGE f.. Hz
4 HENT.-From Richmond, virginia, E2eS ~
n or e ans, Nica sbuTg, Memphis -, NJ.
Louis, hOntyomr ry, Tuscunibia, Aug usta, Ma
con, Nashville. Chattanooga, dc.
TIE RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD COMPANY
that they have concluded receipt
and forward goods above specified the following low
rates:
How Special lat 2J Sd
From Richmond to Charged cass. Glass. Glass Class.
Knoxville Tenn, andfsu
stations a a Chat
Nashville, Tenn ........ 100 rs. 90 30 IS 20
ruscumbia Ala ........ loo As. 8 20 % y "
Memphis Tean......... 100 Rs. so 80 AZ IS
Rates on tobacco per pounds from Richmond,
follows: To Knoxville $ cts % Nashville, 81 49, r. Ius-
cumbla 4! y Atlanta Ga, 81 - 20 Macon Ca, Il 80;
to Montgomery Ala Al - St. Leus via Memphis al ~ 70
Ncksburg, Na;chez and New Orleans 81 81
t To Dalton AMI points South Of IT, these
will But 90 Chattanooga and West Of H. Is
cents per los additional V charged until the completion
Of tie Cleveland branch Of The East Tennessee and Georgia Rail
road.
Por classification Of articles and further information hand
bills apply The oaeo Of the Richmond and Dany!e Railroad
Company Richmond c. CAMPBELL, supt.
Richmond, Aps. 22i, 1859. ap25-df
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SOUTU-SEDE RAILROAD.
NANDAFTER MONDAY THE2 2d AU-EI

MONDAY THE22d AU- Ia
" gust the passenger Trains, will run as follows: ~
FROM PETERSBURG TO LYNCHBURG
Mall Train starts daily $50 A. NJ reaches Lynchburg at 1886
P. VI.
Passenger Train daily, except Sundays, at AS P. NJ
reaches Lynchbur. At 1899 A. NJ
FROM LYNCHBURG TO PETERSBURG
Mall Train daily at II A. NJ reaches Petersburg at NJ
PASSENGER Trains starts daily except Sundays at lO8O NJ
reaches Petersburg al ESQ A. VI.
with daily trains TO the Springs Knox
Vile Nashville, Memphis, &c.sto New Orleans.
~ This Is the shortest and most expeditions route 10 all parts
Of Tennessee, Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and Texas
The City Point Train leaves Petersburg daily except sundays At
NJ and ~ Noon and City Point at $50 A. NJ, and 1880 p NJ
and from all the steam packets when
H. D. BIRD,
au2l General superintendent
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.ISSOLUTION.

-. .ssor TrUTo.r The firm fGINTFR, KENT ALVEY
)T dsy DISSOLVED by mutual consent Lewis 6lnier az 'oun
Alvey having purchased the Interest o. James htn a.
uet-u! at SUI - 49, LEWIS QiNtER
the name ~ ut"--'''' NI'J' JAMES 5. ESST,
JOHN 7. ALVEY.