The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-07

SrIcpK-Coroner Horton held an inquest yesterday
upon the body Of Thomas Cane who committed suicfte
by hanging himself In cell Of the Third district station
house, where he confined The night BEFORE ap-
pears he attempted 70 jump from one Of the South ferry
boats but was caught and given IN custody Of the police
The deceased was dressed IN pair Of black paptaloops
low shoes and cloth cap He had dark brown hair and
slight beard verdict In accordance with the facts was
rendered. n9 aHi T. fs5TgoTq OH ygifuh tsbfaieag
% BuReIARi@.-The sleeping apartment of Mr.. Henry
Messenger, No ~ willow sreet entered by ~ bur
gar on Monday night and robbed Of gold WATCH which
WAS lying the table, The thief was seen and pur-
SspS BSy ns .oasu Ham,
nousy entered few nights since and robbed of cothua
&c. valued at about 500 The residence Of Samuel Fran
and robbed Of clothing. 'tH h7fali9 aAi 70 snfneua
TIE BROOKLYN BOARD OF EDucAnoS. CAraotlo ASb
PROTESTANT ORPHAN AsyIU1s-At meeting Of the Board
Of Education last evening the only business Of Importance
transacted was In relation to the Orphan Asyls which
has been subject Of much discussion in the Board and
litigation before the courts for The Supsn
tchden Of the Schools submitted the following report
TO THE BoAnD o. EDuc!rIos- oen,ls.nsnlt sproe.s
Ssh.s 3rphau % Of Ae city have made claim e
was 81 on ~ s S
s 81 ss np 2ns as c and az. b as ey s
aaa In ss% Of p Ssss ... 's e 5 sss Ss
S. Ssess sSs to es 9, s ' s s.,.
register Is kept neither could ascertain the num-
Der who subject TO instruction. II II very DIFF
hcu not impossible, to know what basis return can
be made from these asylrns upon which dsbue the
school moneys. According the Oods Of Public Instrnoons
appears that the schools OF such institutions shall be subeco
the rules regulations Of the SCHOOLS In the
district where located but tina the general management Of the
be In the hands OF the societies which they belong In
that those ssyns which share funds shall
subject TO the rues and regulations OF this Board thai books
gry daily attendance in the schools be earsuly kept
that monthly reports be made to the SUPERINTENDENT that the
teachers OF the schools be such legally qfe that the
books instruction be such by the Board
Board and subject 70 the Official visits and examinations of
officers Of the Board short that these institutions subject
u the general rules and regulations schools he
city, All Of which IL respeetfply submredg 1w 500
SILL a.s,o =. w BULKLEY, City Superintendent.
The communication was accepted, and the recon
mendatOns adopted. NUfn NtFuei ~ lii v,.y i 4
Mr. PARSONS offered the following in reference to the
claims of the asylurns o'N'h'3' i'iSP 'Rl5fg2 I
whereas, the PROTESTANT Orphan Asylum socctyof this
city have again instituted proceedings against the Board
on their claim for djstrbuye share Of the school
moneys for the years 1857 1858 and 1885, therefore,
ReseEed That the whole natter be referred to the
special committee appointed at the meeting Of tho Board
held IN May last, for the purpose Of examining aud settling
the claims for years prior TO 1857 With full power to
anime and lutte with the COUNSEL TO adjust igae; ee
and pay such claims, and Also any clas which the Ca
tholc Orphan Asylum may have against the Board FOR
any share Of the school moneys and that warrants for
any amounts which such COMMITTEES may agroe upon ,or
which may be awarded to either of said asyums shah
be drawn upon the order Of said committee. The feso
luton was adopted. ~ 1pAt hilNH'f 100 o. ati
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