Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-04

MONDAY ANhNANNf O1Ns o
prosent--Me,,rs Thom', Dradburp, Fosg, May
nard, Payne, pratt, Vaughn, Stanley, Hayes
A resolution was adopted allowing the scholars
Of ar the public schools 10 the city Thursday Of
tsrnoon to attend the Fair I.HNIV /
SIN. styles requested tha, hls daughter might /
be excused from school afternoons to take musio |
lessons. Granted.
proposition to introduce Browns Grammar
into the schools was referred to the Commit,Oo on
Text Books.
request from Mrs Hu,cbIngs that her daughter
may be excused at o'clock P. NJ. every Wednos-
day, was granted.
Mr. Bradburn read petition feom residents In
the 9th Ward, asking that repairs may bemade on
the Cedar Street school house. Aftersome dscusS
sion It was referred to Committee consisting Of
the Committee on Buildings and Supplies and the
member from the Sixth Ward.
S. II. Mather requested that bis daught be per
miitod to be absent fron school two three hours
each week for the purpose Of taking music les
sons. Granted.
Mr. Bradburn offered resolution directing the
Secretary to furnish carpets for the platforms Of
ali the schools not furnished
Mr.. Payne desired to know II the resolution en-
bracod the oarpeting of the ante-rooms.
Mr.. Bradburn said it did not, but he rather
thought it ought to-
Mr.. Fcgg asked very seriously il Mr.. Bradbuln
would accept an amendment, including tho aisl's
and staircasos2
Mr.. Bradburn said he would not, and added
60 netting about not providing for sidewalks and
erossings
Some discussion followed in regard to economy
in school expenses, and the resoltion was lost
Me-. Hayes moved that bell be provided for the
Brownell street school. Carried.
A number Of bills were presented and ordered
to be handed into the Council to,night.
Superintendent Freeso then read to the Bomt
his Annual Report, after which the Board Ad-
journed.
R PoLIcE UoURT-BEFoRE JUDeE LAWRENCE
{ The following cases were disposed Of yesterday
morning
Hugh Nelson, petit larceny, fined IS and sent Il
the dungeon thirty days on bread and water.
" Louis Water, Maxten Remel, Henry HutobiugsoI
aud Farel Franklin, drunkenness, fined 81 eacl
K and costs.
Phillip Hawkins aud James Reynolds, disturb
ance, case held open till tomorrow.
t, Phillip Hawkins, assault and battery, case he
J. open till tomorrow
Rosanna Murray, drunkenness, fined $40 an
costs.
Peter Phillips, resisting officer, case held ope
till tomorrow.
G Thomas Money and James Ferguson, disturb
j. ance, the former fined SO and costs, and the ca
Of the latter held open till this morning.
Valentine Shue, vagraucy, case held open.
Daniel Williams, assault and battery, fined
and costs aud sent to the dungeon ten days {
bread aud water.
Q jones II. Hull, disturbance fined $50 and cost
is George zeidler and Jack Adams, disturbane
ii the former fined So and costs, and the latter di
charged something that never happened to b
berore.
le Charles Braddisb assault and battery, f. g.
f. and costs.
lie Frank Doyle, disturbance, discharged
nd Henry Hartman, obtaining =, Ader ial
pretences case dismissed because the omplana
failed to give security for the costs.
~ Barnard Dreslin, disturbance, case held open t
the 9th Inst,
49, The case Of three boys, charged with steali
grapes from the premises of II. ID. Clark, corr
of Lake and Bond streets, was held open till Il
&C morning.