New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
from John A. Graves and Js1nse c. Iackey. for a.
oinim.at a. Assistant in tho Okss q .ae B,arl Il,


frOm John A ersves and James C. Lacksy. for a.
lo'nmtat as Assistant in tho ohss Of tue Boarl T.
se1-mIfft. Supplies
.'eFiiSe.ssHi ard Appoissxras.--oa moi1n vi NJ
SeFen-. H. ms D,uuy appointed Trustee OF Con-
llskeaan
On uoi.on OF Mr Coolidge John 4 Gray was a72oin,
lsce 81 :. 81 Clure declined
APPr Prois0a Mr. Meeks presented the report Of tho
Flance Committee, recommending a appropriation OF
sI55i3 for the erection OF School House AZ M,ah,t
tanville 10 the lsih Ward, adopted.
Rer0rfs-Mr Dodge presented the rcpor. Of the Execu
tive Committee on the Free Academy. Recommending that
the salary Of the Jantor of the Free Academy be increased
to $500 adopted.
Dir Weeks presented the report Of the Finance Commit.
tee adverse the application Of the School Officers of the
Seventh Ward, for an application to pay for repairs.
Adopted.
mif;ee Salaries taken from the table and notion
81 Mr. Curtis the Committee increased by the siii-
ton Of three members and the report recomned MeSrs
Murphy. Curtis and ke;chum were added TO the Com
mit.ee.
Misecz4ncors-Dr Peet stated to the Board that some
Of the Ward officers had doubted their authority to audit
his for the expenses of the Schools of the late Public
School Society without official notice tina; the Schools
properly under their jurisdiction.
ON motion of Mr.: Murphy:
he That the school oaers requested certify aud ait
me me sTs' nd ether o. the sehoo .sy transferred Sy
Ward Schools N audited
Mr. President appointed the following Commissioners as
lively:
:, V,h Ward Dr. opcunsl y,h Ward Mr. t E smith, With
Kgsseh Xih Ward M Joass XIiS wsGi Mr. Doiss; xIis
Mr. Davis XVIII Ward Mr. XVIII Ward Lam.
Mr. Hubbard announced that it was the desire Of tho
Superintendent of the Crystal Palace that the schools
down in the programme to visit the Palace in the after
of certain days should visit in the OF those
days together with the schools already appointed for the
mornings.
On motion of Mr. Murphy, referred to the Committee
On motion the Board adjourned to Wednesday next the
ssth inst, at o'clock p N. ALBERT GLskRf, Clerk.
} CAsr OF JusrrcE JoHs A. BorD, OF ASTORIA. CHARGED
WITH PyRJuRY-S,ptensber 22.-Ihis resumed,
and The defendant counsel called John Cutting Justice
of the Peace and Public School Teacher OF Astoria and
produced the book for 1896 part of which in wit
ness handwriting but not the sum carried out as the
amount of Mr.. Drurys taxes for that year.
The book was received subject TO an objection as to ia
admissbility and the examination of the witness
reserved.
Joseph BOYD brother of the defendant swore that he
had taken the tax bills of l46 and si7 Dury g pay
ment had Drury at his brothers the defendant 81
public house in January lsi9 when the two tax bills Of
1876 and si7 produced recepted and Drury said
he would Endorse them, but did not say what he
thought Drury took the receipted bills away with him
he did not pay any money except for drinks Druy and
his witness brother the deendant had been acquaint
ed seven or eight years witness had heard prosecutor at
IOwnsends Corner in Astoria. say he would follow the
defendant to he'll or something 70 that effect.
Adjourned I'LL Monday, the Sd October.
ERROR CORRECTED
To he Editor IF T7sN y. Tribune.
SIR In your paper of this morning you have nv name
included in the list of unlicensed places where liquor is
sold returned by Capt Brennan Of the Sixth Ward and
my business has been conducted for the last years
strictly upon Temperance principles desire you
# justice TO to correct the report by giving this "a
prominent place in your columns. Respectfully,
cyANDERsoN No II Mulberry, cor. Bnysris''
wIDENISG cHURcH.sr.
70 he Editors ef The y. y Tyi5Ene
SIR: While speaking of City improvements widening
streets &C. would il be well for the Press generally
fO call he nj Of and
10 the Importance of widening Church and Nassau sts
for the relief Of Broadway The crowdand jam from Ful
ton st. 10 Wall becoming ntoerabe and nothing, in my
Judgment will 60 far tow ard relieving the great street
OF the Empire City, opening streets parallel TO it, Ii
must be done day and why not do before prop
erty becomes valuable must do along Church
ST. from Fulton TO Chambers. FRANK.
ARREST OF FEMALE FOR RoBBERY.-A woman named
Adelaide Smith. yesterday arrested by Officer Under
hll charged with stealing wallet containing sl45 from
Samuel Wolf OF No 405 Pearl It. The accused il seems
induced the complainant go home with her. where after
he lad been short time she took possession of his wallet
ard money threw bis hat out If the window, and finally
threatened if he did clear out her brothers would
come home and beat him She locked up by Justice
Stuart to await examination
ARREST ov You've PrcKpooKErs-Capt Leonard of
the second District Police yesterday brought the office
of the Chief of Police three children named Geo Butler
and Mary and Robert Hampton all between the ages Of
seven and years who detected in of pick
Ing The pocket Of Mrs Ann Frazier while she seated
in of the Thirdav On searching the person Of
silver change, found She refused where she
got it, and the sumption that she stole it from
other person who was in the II be at the
See md Ward Police Station, in Bcekman at The girl
it said has before been arrested for then She with her
youthful accomplces taken before Justice Osborne
for disposal
SERIOUS FALL.--A young man, whose name was not
certaned Wednesday evening climbed up the rigging
OF the ship Compromise lying at the foot Of Harrison st.
Rorth River for the purpose Of looking fire which
then raging in Brooklyn and taking hold Of iron block
which il seems not made fast il fell upon him. and be
thrown with great violence TO the deck and severely
injured lie picked up insensible and taken to the
New-YOrk Hospital
STABBISG.-A young man named Patrick Bresn, while
passing the Of Nanderwaer and Franklin SITS, at
O'Clock yesterday morning, assaulted by three men,
who beat aud kicked him and finally plunged knife into
his leg His cries for assistance brought Officer Mctuinn
Of the Fourth Ward to the spot but the assaants had
lied when he arrived. He however, succeeded soo~ e,
in arrestng John Neil Joseph johnson, AID ,,ud No
10, who committed suspicion ." oe;ne the as"s
o ~ $3.50
htS OVER Patrick McGentry, of No. 27s West Seven
while driving through Seventeenth st. Sew
emu av on Wednesday evening, accidentally fell from his
cart which heavily laden and wheel passed
mis- legs hacturng one Of them lie attended by DIR.
BooreAm, and aferward sent to the New York Hospital
fAdverisemen.l
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