New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-05
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FIRST DISTRICT SCHOOL BoARD.-Ihere was
lnr monthly meeting Of this Board last evening Dr. Lind
regular MUMMY o .s ' .",., , r,a1;, n aa
sey IN me CHAR, "'a SeS i -, " ', -
r I'VE Wa,,r .lp n~snant
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and adopted.
The reports Of the Committees and School Houses
were read and adonte1 They contained nothing
Tho ferent schools was good and the
progress made by the scholars fattering.
The fn1mttee on Finance reported balance of 52 90 on
hand md recommended that this amount should be paid Mr.
dillingham; to be placed 10 tho account Of repairs on school
houSes, which was adopted.
me Committees on library "hu '5eeaii s iea'e' ''-
rnilteu reports "h'ch were adop.el
me Ooiai'use IN NiSt' .'eoo NJ, ~ ~ , t'
w.. -. - r 49, "a IS ir,Y ia
Tbe followi gentlemen were appointed OIL the visiting CON-
,nittees for the ensuing month
Webster SeAo9l-Messg Waters Pearce and Freret
TrnhMnns" ~, inrt ,,, Njn ai anu bAS'
-Ynctson-iIcssrS. Floance, Greenwood and Jeter.
ftsa a[ess s oseS Giar aa and Iengin1s
.TcFersoi.-Messls. Lusher, Goodrich and Dillingham;.
Mr.. Nixon offered the following resolution:
Resolted That the Committee on library nnd!yceum be- and
sney IRE e f i & II hr s b r,,
teachers and directors Of the public schools Of the other D
tricts be admitted to all the privileges now enjoyed in the
tor" a by e i on pa pn yc 60. nue.
A. rsor or.d rasn,t;or n nox,nono me animal a~on
,,,,s o a tcrnc1ia an. nrnarv schools from ,e usua
+i, ~ a., ooa ,rd hir5 ,ya.s in F.,,,orv nay closing
with exhibition the 23d.
Mr. Iusher also offered the following resolution;
o'of aht ne oeT$ a G T @oj 70 g ta @
23d February
On motion, INC BOARD 'heh aoJo"f1ca.
FInE.-The cottage residence and cooper's shop of
Charles Anderson Oh Magnolia street between Poyas and
Bfavette we're DESTROYED by fire at late hour last night The
g.n ra. ..,r:I,,tol "a ocrident
So r,.l t ,I,,4 l.; ,ro so.,a.. .to.,, Al. ~
-; ! , 49, a - ntr,, fr ~ n aia,I W. H.,
whether they discovered te light to proceed from fire or IN
, ~ =, -, 49, 20 ~ f ~ " " " "
''0 'oeA' " w ' '~
IT, GEsf-lhe coroner leld an inquest yesterday
,o " Scheman Germany 20 years Of
are fonrd d cad in the Charity Hospital Verdict "came to
his death from concession of the brain caused by the falling of
barrel of cement m his head, while employed in pasterng
N. {. ~ ar,es 't1otaI on the 9Th utt.''
1.u VA or, echorn,a,, +ro 1,hox
DIED Or HIS ~, '.N 80
sr upon WAGaEu ptFei u tE E ~, =
St Charles Hotel, on the TN MT deu III ohalis o'p'Aloh
Wednesday right Veaie' Oh ae'h W eoheSsio" u me
brain was rendered.
THE THIRD DISTRICT bIURDERS.--We yesterday
-arortal lin Filling Of An Irmap named Richard b. Bagger
A. M or of port and Victory reats on Tuesday evening
M tr,r,,.r, ,cr,c ban, that tba decd ,yas done
h n, unkron ueop AS the murder occurred very soon
-, 4a, ,sr, i, tI,ot nsyhn,hood il, connection with
+b. illns f Fanune and Bennett few nights previously il
- - ,.,;,,.a, 20 ,o r. ;,,ls ,r l,ora yo,,,r maj,
but there was nothing developed the give
,:olorins Of truth to the suppoaitidn
The acts these: Crescent Fire Company No a had been
10 the funeral their deceased comrades, eune and
were passing ong Victory street with their machine their
10 their Gngihe-ioue men III inc vicinity oi Nr"e
house. where their comrades had been killed. they were fired
upon by somebody conceaed in old shny The shot did no
lam but it naturally broke up the procession The
crowd charged upon the house ana earched IL ana inc
vicinity Not finding an one they resumed Their march home
ward; and that was tie ena OF the e3cltei'oht'
Eoon afterwards the man Basger VINO lvea at the corner