The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-14
Police Intelligence.

WAR AMONG SCHOOL slsTREssEs.
\ somewhat singular and interesting case, involving
the claim Of young lady, named Mics Laura H. Glider
sleeve the Office Of principal OF Primary School No. 81
up for examination before Justice Steers az the rs
sex Market Police Court Miss Giderslecye appears,
appointed through the influence Of Of the trus
tees named Hbbard. But, somehow or other there
arose aquarrel in the Board, and resolved by
majority that Miss Giderslecvc should be decaptate
and Miss nness appointed in her place. The ap-
pontee notified OF her good fortune, when she
diaely started for the Of her future Abors, not
thinking moment, Of course that there would be any
there dispute right the once but Miss GIL.
derslcevc like ncvin the Street Commissioner ad-
yised that her removal was Illegal and accordingly re-
retire from the field for nearly a month, when,
summoning fresh courage, she again attempted
To take possession scenc Of high commoton and
citcmcnt cnsued among the scholars who
PEELED 10 do their utmost 10 please both misrcsscs No
sooner would one give order than Il would be counter
completely at oss 10 know how 70 act Matters
very complicated indeed II they obeyed Miss Glider.
sleeve the rsk Of suffering corporea punish
the hands of Miss nness. The trustees
formed Of the of Affairs, and AT last deter.
mined by Miss Inne hackers 10 bring the matter before
magistrate Accordingly Mr. John Vance of the Inness
side house Justice Brennan and entered
complaint against Miss Gildcrsceve somewhat after the
following style
Tha on the nh of November 1854 Laura n Gndsrseeve
making no,ss and aistarc1s The Pesss and sru.,ag
having been removed hererom BY the Beard Of
School Officers Of The Twelfth ward Of which deponenl s a
member, sbe refuses 90 leave said school
The defendant notified appear oour;. and
the examination, have already stated, % yes
ierday morning before Justice Steers, Justice rcnnan
tees were IN attendance and each side represented
counsel.
The counsel Tor Miss Gdcrslcevc objected 10 the com
plant that II alleged dsordcry conduct within the
meaning q the statute but that question Tor the pre-
John Vance sworn testified that he IS school trustee
and chairman Of the board Of officers that on the sh day
of November he Miss Glderslccye the ward school
No. 81, ordering the children around Miss Inness
also there and complained % him that Miss O. there
a. usual told her 70 try and avoid difficulties until action
could be taken 10 relieve her Of the o her rival
Mss O. bad been teacher and principal 0f the school
but was not then. U. Had she been removed, and BY
whoms Qucston objected 10 by counsel and objection
the Twelfth ward who appointed Miss nncss in her place
While speaking with Mics InDees in the school, witness
Miss Gidersecvc IN the main room, Of the
SIDE doors apparently giving directions 70 the children
going out and ia at did not notice her movements
after that be remained but short time longer lie
had previous 70 that day requested Miss Gidersecvet 70
leave the school Witness desired 10 state that this
one q series of acts on her part but the Justice ruled
hat his testimony must be confined 10 what occurred
he 5th of November.
witness was asked by counsel for prosecution f the
meeting al which Miss Gdcrslecvc removed was a
regular meeting m the trustees but counsel for defence
objected and discussion ensued each side claiming that
their client In actual possession Of the occ and the
proper remedy Of the opposite party was by writ of
quo adyrdnto from the Supreme Court
The examination was soon afterwards brought 70
close, the magistrate Withholding his decision for the
present
CONFLICT BETWEEN BrRetARs Poucg About two
O'Clock yesterday morning, officer Garthwe, OF the
Ninth precinct pa,rolling his beat, he discovered
three burglars in the act Of breaking into the No
1891, Sixth As the policeman endesvored 10 ar.
rest of the fellows he assaulted with a dirk
knife the burglar dong his best 10 stab the officer the
heart Garthwae warded OF the thrust with his club AZ
best be could, but then he received cuts n the
right side Of his GOAT HIS escape miraculous Tho
burglars then started on, and running down Thirteenth
street towards the North river succeeded good
their escape One two shots fred after them but
without effect
board shp Bernard just arrived from Icghcrn was az
rceted yesterday by Coxswan Burnett or police boat
No O. for dangerously stabbne the secoud mate George
Miller, with sheath knife. The prisoner taken 10
The Jomrs and the mate 70 the hospital.