New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-22

of bn Church Of Onr Saviour last evening The cere
We're opened y the Kew Dr. osEocd The
saith hymn having been sung sermon was preached oy
thew xii " 20: Jesus answered and said unto them,
Ye do err knowing the Scriptures or the power OF
offered by the Rev. H. O. Leonard, and the charge ae-
vered by the Rev D. Tomns0n The DoGGlGgy hHy
ing been sung the Benedicton by the newly
pastor closed the ceremonies
The members of the Third Union Coopera-
tive Building Society met last evening at FARMER S h
tute No 40 Ludowst and paid IN their hrst weekly SUI
scrpton The meeting was largely attended anu apoe
rolled worinngmen are beginning to realize the advan-
tage of investments In cooperation J9dgng oy ae az
Farmers Institute for within the last IL months four So
cees have been organized. numbering nearly 2OOO IA All
Several appropriations have been made to the memOer
some of whom are now living their own houses;
branch Of the above Society has been formed ana nou
public meeting at Winters Hall, No. l5S Avenue A. ths
evening
The announcement that Warwick's Panorama
of California would be exhibited at Dodworth Hall for
the first time drew good audience last evening The
delineator Mr. j. H. warwick nterspersed his explana-
lions with anecdotes and historical facts touching the
Localities represented He also gave much valuable in
formation relating the agricultural mining ana manu-
featuring resources Of the state Many scenes were
recognized by the old CaliforDians present ana APP
plauded There about 100 pictures ncuulhg the S
light in the Yo Semitic Valley sunset in the Nevada and
Grass Valley and the mountain gorps OF the sierra ne
vadas The mining districts with the various processes
Of extracting the metal from the qnarz rock were
vast fields Of snow and ice, were warmly applaudeu'
A new lodging-house for boys, on the plan OF
tbe Newsboys 1odging House. and the Corlear's Hook
Lodging House was last evening Sa bSren
Aid Society The establishment has accommodations lor
The dodgers obtain comfortable supper bed and break
fast by paying five cents for EACH ana nave also he use
OF the bathroom clothes closets sitting ROOM and read
ing room Cleanliness and proprety OF behavior are
strictly enforced industrial school for poor children
is the General superintendent On the occasion Of the
inauguration last evening" about GO boys who have been
about month ago we're served with excellent supper
beef plum pudding ana zee cream e Se6 ad
dresses were made to the boys by number OF iehds Oh
| the institution
| The Polytechnic Association of the American
Institute held their regular meeting last evening at the
Cooper Institute. Prof. Tman presided letter was
read from DR. stevens descriptive OF the geological for
nation the river OronOco in South America, when
he has lately been exploring. Dr. FeuchwanRef leau an
essay on the subject OF ron giving the different kinds Of
this fOssized bones found In Enfield Fairfax Co..
North Carolina, exhibited Under the head OF new
discoveries and inventions Dr. Rowel presented an emory
wheel for polishing metal MI VlVlen descrloeo an IN
OF time and fuel, and insuring an even temperature
Dr. Boynton, speaking Of the ignes OF NewJersey,
said that the coal In that state though not so COCA as Tue
anthracite, equal 20 many Kinds OF the DtumlnOus
ORDER and that IL belonged 10 the OF reptiles specl
mems OF carnNer0us IepuIe were Iounu 'leto. ,1
Bradley spoke Of underground railroads. and suggested
the construction OF tunnel from South Ferry 10 Harlem
F0urhaves % feet In width, for four tracks The de
pots be three blocks apart Two OF the tracks
10 be through routes and the remainder we're 10 &C
| commodate way passengers. Elevators were to take
b. drawn by wire ropes propelled by pressure.
Mr. Gardner spoke at length the Arcade plan OF run
| ming railroad along Broadway, and denounced the
whole system Of tunnels as entaiing 100 enormous an
! expense The arcade system, ne salu, was tne only
| practical one. The meeting then ADJOURNED
BROOKLYN.-AM Musical Institute is proposed
| here
The body of female child was found in
| Thrd-st, Neyins yesterday.
Leflert's Park will be opened for the season
! Thursday. 2sth, weather permitting.
| The South Fourth-st railroad, completed
yesterday, will be opened for travel IN few days.
! A Mrs Cash. living in First St. f. d., fell down
fight OF Wednesday night and fractured her leg
The Rev. s. b. Huntington is the rector of
Of the Church OF the Eyangelists.
The Columbia and Yale mines play Saturday
! next on the CapitoliDe grounds.
J The supplemental list of incomes includes the
names OF persons whose incomes are over 5000.
The pupils of the Juvenile High School give
n public entertainment this evening at the Academy Of
The new Board of Fire Commissioners at
tented organize yesterday, but faihd for want Of
| quorum.
Yesterday some workmen digging cellar at
tho o. Grand and Ewensts, unearthed siOO in
"Sights through Europe in 1867 is the sub
iect Of for benefit OF the poor 10y the Rev.
VIM. Keegan the city Assembly rooms, this evening
Wednesday evening, Eliza Maoney was ar
rested struck her Mary the head a
their house In Bacst with an AK intcting serious IN
jurics.
The annual report of the Brooklyn Orphan
| Asylum Society shows that there at present LOG
children cared for the institution in Cumberandst
the greater number being boys during the past year
10 relations friends or otherwise provided for There
very htte illness among them, and two only had
died The teachers are represented as faithful and the
children well ordered ana disciplined Lots have been
purchased on Hudson-aye between Fulton and Atlantic
AYES and upon this Is proposed 10 erect asylum
building toward which $4,000 has already been sub
scbed. The receipts last year s3,g79 10; the
penditures 1854 81, leaving balance OF s.isI 80 ON
| hand.
| FLUSHING-The trot between Wilkes, Thorne.
| and Lucy as again postponed yesterday
| HUNTERS P0INr-About o'clock yesterday
morning. Of horses attached to heavily laden farm
S At ihe time leaving ihe l9a0Oa Temporarily PLACED there con
g In, ,s Ssesy Luz .ttep.s 10 SFys on scent
opposite side be horses became uhmAnraDle and b against
The ssE The divers cn soon brought help audi was rescued
Wco ds aS md & fS ': SaIt g a ~ aPo r'
| SAG HARBoR.-Charles H. Daniels, foreman OF
n 1 se ' 1 E as ds ne au Il 5y S S%G G
the blight lis recovery Is doubtful
TREMONT.-A verdict of accidental death was
rendered The nassi the body Of Prnh Drake aged and
EeEiA SbO died foH ',ad' received by falling Of boiling
WHITE PLAINS-The following wills have been
E,sd At ne Coa for ne week ending NAV 18TH WIZ Of
The estate Of Frederick Schultz! Of Moran and Vincent Lowell Of
MORRISANIA.-The Sunday School Annversar ny
aud Congregational churches Of MornA North
& % ea iSH a sd 's%s la'S5s re- Ss
NOT tbe least Of which Ronnuss brewer on Frhm ave The new
building will be 80 lhgh Of eupoa 100 tet trout 50 deep
Y0NKERS-The Committee appointed to lay out
for The completion oftSs Sori
NEWBURGH-The Coroners jury in the case of
death By ad duced H the explosion Of he boiler he feund q
supply Of IN the boiler
NYACK.-A line of stages is now run from this
COLD SPRING ~ "a dispute has arisen here |