New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-03

BOARD OF EDUCATi0N.-A regular meeting
Of the Board was held on Wednesday evening,
President Mclean in the chair. II was deter
mined that a special meeting Of the Board be
held on Thursday evening the 9th inst. to receive
and act on the report CT the Special Commit
tee APPOINTED 10 inquire into the alleged abuses prac
tced BY the Board Of Trustees Of the Fourth Ward.
The school officers Of the Tenth Ward sent in commu.
nication submitting for adoption resolution directing
the local Board 10 advertise for estimates and proposals
for the erection and completion OF an addition 10 ara
School No AZ on lots No 10 and ~ Hester street in the
Tenth Ward for the Of the Primary Department OF
that school Referred to the Committee on Buildings.
The managers Of the Union Home School sent IN com
muncation applying for donation Of all books not re'
quired for the use of this Board said books TO be APP
Piled 10 the Of the scholars under the control OF the
institution. Referred. lengthy communication was
received from the Committee on Teachers, In reference
10 the School Fund IN the Twelfth Ward. The local
Board of that ward some months since illegally re.
moved John C. Graft the principal Of Grammar schSo
Committee, after fully Investigating the subject report
that Mr.. Graf was illegally removed, and recommend
that he be ronsated and paid in full from the time OF
his dismissal and they further recommend That MI
MoIyor refuses surrender the books and papers IN DIS
possession pertaining 10 the above school, no be
disqualified from holding any position in future in tho
gift OF the Board. The President and Secretary are
further instructed 10 all proper means oprotect MI
Graf in the performance Of his duty Adopted.
copy Of the above directed TO be ser' ed on The
and McIvor.
THE LATE CASUALTY IN BRoADwAY,-Coro-
ner Ranncy yesterday held inquest at the New York
Hospital on the body OF Mrs Eliza Dubots lately rcsid.
ing at No 30l Hudson avenue, Brooklyn. Deceased
was run over at the corner Of broadway and Grand
street on Tuesday evening by truck driver, owen
Lynch and severely injured that she died soon aitr
being taken to the Hospital Lynch was arrested on
charge Of reckless driving. number 81 witnesses
were examined by the Coroner. MI joan = Young
D,I hf io
occurrence; the prisoner driving his horse az
rapid broadway and was cautioned against
reckless driving but did not abaie las speed In the
least 1t this time deceased. accompanied by
la little boy attempted to crOss Broadway
witness and others called TO Lynch 10 check
his horses. but he paid attention the little boy hear
ing the warning stepped back but the deceased. in Try
ing get ahead Of the truck, was struck by the pole or
homes and knocked down; the horses and forward
wheel passed her safely she then turned over and The
hind wheel after pushing her nearly two feet passed
over her body the prisoner made no effort to stop his
team until the wagon had passed ten feet beyond de-
ceased; have seen good deal OF reckless diving but
none 10 equal this the truck gong al the rate OF
six or seven miles hour. Several witnesses corobo
rated the above. The Jury rendrcd verdict That
the deceased met her death from Injuries received by
being run by truck nj the corner OF broadway
and Grand street. the said truck being reckessy driven
by owen Lynch" The prisoner then committed TO
the Tombs by the Coroner in default II 900 bail 10
age and resides az No. q North First street lains
burgh. He says be wes going On slow WAX ~ tie
time of tho occurrence. DcceateI hns - years OF bBc,
native Of Germany. and leaves three children.
CRIMES AND CAsUALTlES.-OifcerJ John Cal
ahan Of the Fourteenth Police Precinct while trying
the doors Of buildings bis beat found one OF the
doors OF the building No. 50 Prince street open In
ATTEMPTING 20 secure IT, the officer fell through hatch
way which had been carelessly le open. TO the sub
cellar beneath breaking both legs and severely inring
himself internally. He was taken ~ tie tew-i ork
Hospital In an nsensbc condition. The attending
surgeon considers him In q critical condition. The
building is owned by Ball. Hack Co.
John Schonnmouret the boy who threw stone last
Sunday evening and dangerously wounded Mira Elza
beth Held. the particulars VI which have been pulished
arrested wednesday evening at the residence OF
his parents Immediately after he occurrence be fed
to Gutenberg. N. j., but the evening In question
quietly returned, trusting 20 escape observation lie
was committed 10 await the result OF MIS-. Helds In
ures She still at her residence in ffy third
Street between Ninth and Tenth avenues. In I'M.
conscious condition.
Justice Dodge yesterday committed John Siebcrt on
charge Of having In connection with confederate
named Sienbrecher knocked down and robbed Anthony
Schirder residing at No III Wooster street Of wallet
containing ego SteinbTecker succeeded III making /
bis escape with the money. Sieber, Is aged - years,
and q resident Of HobOken
row occurred late on Wednesday night. In tie |
saloon Of Patrick Gbrrc, No. 20 Avenue A, during
which Patrick Cassidy stabbed three times in tie
head and once in the arm. by John Burns The wounds
In the head likely Ia prove serious. Burns bed but
was afterward arrested and committed by Justice
Dodge. The prisoner resides at No. $40 East -FOUR
teenth street and Cassidy at No ~ Carmine street
James Phillips member ofthc 56th Ohio Volunteers |
was robbed by Jane fJis Of tie sum Of sls3 IN dis
reputable house In Greene street. She was arrested
and committed by Justice Dodge None Of the money