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p,.sr,c School SooIErY.-The fee OF the pro
,.,,r occupied by the Public Schools of this City
!. ve.,oi in the Public Scdoo Society. As early
the wear 1926. this subject appears to have ex-
/ .;..d some attention, and the Legislature passed
=, &C, authorizing the Society to 'convey their
..sool ed6ces and other real estate to the Mayor,
Aldermen and Commonaty of the City Of New
Work. upon such terms and conditions and in such
farm, a, shall be agreed upon between the parties.


Soon after the passage of tbi. act, the Society
appointed Committee, composed of Samuel r
No,. Lindley Murray, and one or two others TO
,,aer with the Common Council the subject
and to express the willingness Of the Society 10
make an Immediate transfer or conveyance ot all
the property according to the provisions Of the law
After the patter had been fully considered and d'-
cu.sed. the Common Council came to the conclu'
sion that it wa, ,nerpeatent 10 receiee tie c0H1ey-
oace. Subsequently the Society rendered a con-
yeynncc but 1t was deemed by the Common Coun-
I'll 10 be more convenient and upon the whole
rsb, and proper. that the fee should remain in the
Society.


We have been requested to make public the
above facts, which we do most cheerfully. If there
i. any thing wrong in the Society holding the pro-
perly they certainly do not appear to have covct-
cd