New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-27
pROOKLYN ITEMS.

-, al. s,rxE,isoRs The las meeting OF The Board
a. ,hs nr,s,nt financial year took place yess'uy ~
wv rn Nsycr R,rfy, of Wil,smsburgh. PRESIDED
SSesy Ss rssS communication from the executor,
Of The late Augustus Graham. Stang thst 'he y,
eesu,a,hsa a. the Supervisors 81 hingS Nou',' 5s
ss'S in trust IL be PLACED On interest ava ,', I.s
a. ,hs purchase of books for the use ut h- nhs'T'
y n, Irpstic Asylum and Poor House Tue
t,cr wss referred to the Amshous@ CNnng s,n,inted
Hiram Holmes aud William UeEvWan "0'0 'FF ~
r,rut, ke.ptrs vi the County Pant n'laiV = ,,;,
ar luskouse Committee reported IN favor o, Pno"e
yicC0 10 the sccount of the superintendent o. ,S ,he
er p.pisrtiNrv purposes The COMMITTEE s-" 'ia ~" ,,
.x.r.s. number prisoners IN the inSt' u'n rom We ~
Arsrs isSs TO the present time was fiyegnt ana 'ne
sspcpse Of k'eprg them i9r nus P aor,sd
NJ, Rslrhs frVm the Amshouse Commute, y -
that the Nesting apparatus IN the O"un1y pu'.ao II
found to be inadequate for the purposes anu n
thx, he Buffalo Range be substituted lhr eAy ~.
,,r ipcire the range would amount To - .VO WIN VI
ecsi Of repairing the heaters now IN use or 'u "a ,h
had exceeded Ss5O0 The report vas Auoel', 49,
Committee authorized TO make the necessary S'"'S'
ments. ,.d o. hs maid and a
still, alter number were laid over for eRHnhAu'"o "
v",e Of thanks was passed TO the Chairmsp ,r a.
Rer,y for the impartial and satisfactory manner 10
h. had presided over the Board during ue P''' J ~
which he responded in suitable terms ,,,A A. q A
smlsr con plimeIt was paid I" the Nleih' WI - "
Rulkley after which the Board ADJOURNED ,o NJ, Tnss
The trsi citing ct the new bo@u '~Ae' paw
dsy afternoon next, At L NJ
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-, ,.,o convcts i'm the County PenitentlHy ~
Sn.h named Patrick Smith and Miles sauo'oro
:: ,.k;,r IN, II escape The fact was soon aSoei m
.na ,ba furitves were pursued Mr. - 'ga'1 ono -
Dsru,v Keepers succeeded IN everlasting om..u wiz
49, hcy and sbbed him with knife ~hch Is sup
$3.50 h. had kept concealed about his clothes during w
The wound was not Of a dangerous cn@rScler no."
svr ard the Deputy taking firm hold OF tue pIsSns'
h,oreht him back and put HIM in close confinement o'4
60 uded the vigilance Of his pusuers ana h' ho' Se'
hsen found smith convicted OF forgery lHst 9Pi's,
ard sentenced 20 the County jail for one year me VI
hscoming too crowded, the Supervisors uHnsi,tou !" i
and sanford TO the Penensry where they lso PEE" m
shont two months Sanford wss also seh'enceu loi o"7
wear. ON conviction of grand larceny
ARRrsr OF MORE RIoTERs.-Two men named hat,hew
S;,1sr ard Jacob SIZES indicted on the charge OF t
al Csnar-ie on the 9Th OF July last were brought
=. t,;s c,y from Newark n j. on Monday, wnere th-y
80 srrested by constable Mundell and policeman rrt
cisco They were committed Tor uai
Corpr or SyssIONs-In this Court yesterday Drldse'
Vs,l indicted for grand larceny in stealing several drai'
and meney from No Ii Cottsgerow, Coum0@st some
eeks since where she had been employed ID the pciy
~ servant pleaded guilty and was sentenced to the
State Prison for two years
IxrxRyFRING IN FAMILY AFFAlRs-On MOnoay nigh'
Inke DALEY entered house at the foot OF CONGRESS 81
for the purpose Of separating man ana MS WI VINO "er'
fighting and making great disturbance Irlehd %, '
bslgerep,s named Patrick Mcnamara being oil the opOi
thai DALEY had no business there, seized kne ana ~
him on the head intctng serious gasn Inc once zoos
them all into custody and they were locked up ior exam
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