New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20
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mission Of Williamsburg md brooklyn Schools to the
Crystal Polacc-It will be by the following
pondence, that the Pupils of the Public Schools of our
Long Island Cities TO be admitted TO the Crystal Pal
Exhibition on the same terms the Pupils of the New
York Public Schools beraty that is truly generous
the part of the management and make doubt that
will be honoraby responded to by the citizens of VII
lamsburgh and Brooklyn thus swelling the receipts of the
Exhibition by thousands of dollars in cash; the pre-
mnaries vet arranged but doubtless will be ready
for publication by the time the NewYork arrangement
closes We hope that the Pupils of the Evening SCHOOLS
will be ncuded in this hberality let one afternoon or
evening, commencing at o'clock T. NJ. be devoted to
the admission of the Scholars of the Evening Schools.
the less fortunate Children ofWant and Toll this would
be laying up treasures above indeed.
''''0' No Il Colds NEw,YoRK CITY Sept s. 1855
DG.S sS Having rH been prominent member OF the Board Of Ed
a AND E16s that
by the Charter othe Association the Children Of the New Pso
TO take the liberty Of nqqns Of II will be possible
large Schools and shall probably from -four to
nd pe Not h"vns an ca con Of the
Board Of Education to take ms initial action mys trust
answer which yOuw please to send to my address No II GO~
anu '''''' Your Your Ojedient servant ,..,,..
DER s Your letter Of the 81 received e. l3
WE Vsg hsy s G Of hS d 5% STs Schools p
Yours, very respectfully ,,ro stnu.,cv
D D. wISASr, ESQ., No Il GOds. sept Is 1855
COMMON CouScL ITrNs-The Board met last night
Aid Harteau in the Chair.
communication received from Mr. Nicholas
Dean President Of the Long Island Water Works Com
pany praying the Common Council of the City Of Brook
Ign to take stock of the Company to the amount of
100000 as privileged to do by an enactment OF the
State Legislature. Referred TO the Water Committee
communication from Mr.. Martin Kalbheisch, Presi
dent Of the Board of Consolidation Commissioners was
read informing the Common Council of the organization
on 1 ale' Os''' "''"0 III the ABOVE DO''' was f''Si
The resolution of Aid Neeley offered in July last call
ing for the al of John c. Spnoa and John Cushaw
INSPECTORS PayemeDts he
passed by vote of IL to G. 1t referred to a Commit
tee TO select candidates for the Station at the next meeting
series of resolutions censurng AID Rice the Pres
dent of the Board for alleged misconduct at the last meet
ing, offered by AID Merrill Pending the discussion
which ensued the BoaId adjourned.
CITY RAILROADS.&C. meeting of the Common Council
was held on Friday night to consider the report of the
Railroad Committee which recommended the introduction
OF railroads through the streets under certain restrictions
minority report also presented which was designed
to defeat the project The latter however was put 10 Voe
and lost and several amendments offered to the majority
report adopted The main question not disposed
of in consequence of the want of quorum
JUMPED OvERBo,RD-A marine, belonging to the Navy
Yard and supposed be laborng under temporary nsan
ty attempted suicide Friday night by throwing himself
of the dock at the foot of Washington ST. Oeer McGrah
of the Second District Police jumped into the water and
succeeded in dragging him TO the shore
THE COuRTS-The September term of the Court of
Oyer and Termner opened Yesterday morning before
Judge Brown, presiding The Grand Jury was dscharg,
Monday.
The Circuit Court also opened for the hearing of
motions. The calendar will be taken up TO day
BURGLARY-On Saturday night, entrance was effect
cd into house No 20 Coumbia by way of the scutte IN
the roof and of money and several articles of cloth
ing taken from one the rooms young man, who was
seen the roof was taken into custody on suspicion
srABBISG.-A man named George Pendegrast was tax
Into custody Sunday evening by the Third District
Police, on the charge of sabbng man naued Francis
Groy The wound is slight The accused is held to an
swer
QUEENS CouSrY.-The Queens County Temperance
Convention which met the Court House on Wednesday
last nominated Mr. james Ryder. of Jamaica, as their
candidate for the Assembly
RESUMPTION OF DUTIEs.-COroner Ball, who has for
about month past been unable attend to the duties OF
his Office account of illness has recovered sufficiently
TO be out
LoSG ISLAND .RAILRoAD-ChGRge Of Hours. On and
after Wednesday, Sept 2ls 1883 the F. NJ. train from
Brooklyn will not east of Farmingdae except sun
DAYS when il viii be extended TO Yaphank leaving Va
phank on Monday mornings at 20 A. NJ for Brooklyn.
The 80 p NJ. train from Brooklyn for Jamaica will be
changed 10 T. NJ
CORR OF OYER AND TERsIyER.-The September
sion of this Court commences day when the Canarse
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