New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-11
TIE GRFFNWJCH.Ay. SCHOOL

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THE GREENWICH.AV. SCHOOL
To the Editor Of The Y Tribune
urdsy last the ith inst relating circumstance which
CURED in front Of Ward School No 26 in Greenwich ay
on Friday morning previous about Q o'clock, the tune
school was assembling Of supposed teacher running out
in great rage with heavy stick in her hand and cruelty
beating child only four years Of and then pulling him
along into the house. Such thing is possible but it ia
surprisingly strange that il altogether escaped the notice
% the Undersigned who standing at the very door
where the urrence alleged 20 nave taken place
from fifteen minutes before until the school had been
opened which perhaps was ten minutes past sc'ock As
the charge of very serious nature, the officers felt
them selves bOHnd o. into and did enter into strict
examination 70 ascertain Il possible, facts which might
Lad confederation OF the statement the name OF the
thor being unknown although every effort made to OBJ
tain but they could not find any clue by which they could
charge any person connected with tho School with the
of.nse. The oicers therefore, connection with the
undersigned feel authorised TO deny the charge in TO-
TO- Ysu therefore in Justice to the School, give this an
Insertion in your paper, and much oblge yours,
CHAs. NmGHr, Commissioner Of Common Schools.
Ninth Ward
II the shove shout come 10 the knowledge of the Eve
Witness. she will confer great favor the officers of
t. aeosi she VIII be kind enough u inform shsm Of
her address
BuRSID 20 DEArr-Mary Cokely, child eight years
Of age, whose preDi5 reside az No. 26g Wsterst,
burned 20 death Thursday night her clothes having
cAen hre ron lighted candle near which she sleep
i"g IL appears that early in cyening her parents left
Ne house to attend the Ike of brothers child and me
deceased with her sister ten year Of age left alone
in the apartments occupied by the family After anus
Themselves for time, the children fell asleep, the
yoanse OnS having laid her head upon table upon which
the candle was burning In the OF the nigh. her
cot and hair took fire from the candle and her
Tor assistance awakened her elder sister and other persons
hyng the house who fastened n the and qusnched
the DANES az 81 sedly possible but not until they
rad f-Aen hold 81 th vitas The child died the
nigh Coroner DOnne yesterday held inquest upon
the body aud the jury rendered verdict Of death from
extensive burns. TIE deceased was a bright intelligent
giIL and WAS born IN IL City.
FRIDAY MORNING, June 10, 1859
Mr. EDITOR: VIII you please correct few mistakes in
your report OF the dedication Of THE Mariners Family
Asylum. III ladies' OF he NJ F. l. Society did not estab
lish II school for destitute children Of seamen Again
The house wi only Accommodate IS inmates besides do
mesHcsi and il Capt Nathaniel Briggs-AOt Capt
HeIrt-who pledged sx'ytTo dollars BY so doing you
viii much oblge the ladies.
Mrs X. H. LAMBERT, No. 1872 Eassau-st
ARREST or PIcEPoCEETs-Two men named Thomas
Wallace and JAS z bud ey alias Boston Jack. yes
erday arrested charged with picking the pocket Of Mr. H.
Coy residing at No. IL V.rck place of gold watch and
chain valued AT $50 At the time of the commission OF the
larceny Mr. Coyer standing in front Of the Saloon OF
Corporal Thompson, near The Crystal Palace, when ne was