o;rR CITY SCHOOLS.
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1t is announced with hearty exutai.on IL the
Journal d; comnfrce, etc. that tn Teachers OF he
Public Schoo;s in the Fou.h and Fourteenth " ards
nave, in consequence OF the stoPPage OF tEelF pay
by the Board Of Education, receded from the
ground taken BY the schoo! Inspectors OF ther sew
eral Wards, and now portion o the Bible is read
daily in each School. The Sixth and Twelfth
w ards still stand out, bu. i; is expected that the
starving process resorted under the direction Of
the Superintendent viii prove efecIual here also,
and that, before midsummer, the submission Will
be complete. Order reigns triumphant in War
saw . We believ he convictions of the Inspect
ors and of majority Of the parents in the four
Wards named, have cot been reached by the diete-


tic remedies for perverseness prescribed by the emf
nent son of .Esculapius now at the head Of cur Pub


lie School System. II is TO be hoped that the COM
pulsory reading of the Bible thus enforced will sig
nally conduce to the Intellectual development and
spiritual edifcaton OF the children in the schools
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