New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-14
LIE CITY.

The course OF lectures at the Bellevue Medl-
cal College will be iDaugurated this evening.
John Page, prisoner, died suddenly, yestcr-
day, Ia the Fifty -seyenth-st. Police Courtroom
Mrs. Katrina Williams, German, died sud-
denly yesterday at her residence, No "a Elizabethst
The cornerstone of the new ST. Thomas
Church, tho OF Fhaye. and Fifty third e.,
will be laid at p. III. today by Bishop Potter.
Coroner Flynn held an inquest yesterday over
the body OF an unknown boy found hoang IN The water
of Wards leland The body was taken TO the Morgue.
Bernard Hala1ian, aged five months was
parents, at Of Fourteenth-st and Avenue d.
A laborer named Arthur employed by John
fourth floor to the cellar aud was killed.
Coroner Flynn was requested, yesterday, to
attend at Bellevue Hospital, and take the ante-morem
gerOusy i'll there from kicks received on the ith inst
Thomas Sheridan, laborer, of No. so Goerck-
st., badly injured yesterday by cask falling upon
him while at work On the brig j. Coffee, lying at Pier No
H. l.. X.
Great complaint is expressed by citizens who
compelled 70 ride in stages in the evening at the de
waiting IN front OF tbeaters.
The preliminary steps were taken yesterday
toward the organization Of Cotton Brokerss Associa
non. The election Of officers will take place at the ne 1T
meeting
Joe WOmald, the British brniser. obtained
bOndsmen yesterday, was marched TO the TOmbs, and
marched BACK again 70 inc IentI roce once because
of the absence Of Police Justice competent to accept
the bonds
There was an overlooking house yesterday at
the meeting OF the Farmers Club, American Institute
with exhibitions of flowers and fruits. aud discussion of
rural affairs Full reports Of the proceedings wi" appear
in THE WEEKLY and sEMEWEEKLY TRIBUNE.
During a row in the Atlantic Garden, on
Monday night, Nicholas Long soldier, was struck and
knocked seIseless by watchman named Edward Jen.
kins lie was removed TO the NewYOrk Hospital, aud
restored Consciousness Jenkins locked up in the
Franklin-st. Police Station.
The new Grammar School No. 81, in One
near Tbirdave., dedicated
ferda
Interesting exercises There was singing and recaons
SS eS 81 RSe Of Education
The New-YOrk Society of Practical Engi-
peerng held It's fortnigbtly meeting at Room No. "a
Y M "a e co Sn"y
lion Of air motors in atmospheric propulsion, papfr
Oh THIS subject being read by Mr. Perry Dickson IN which
discussed, Dr.. A. ". Hall, and Messrs. j. K Fisher,
the discussion which followed the reading Of the paper
NJ. Delfosse, Belgian Minister to the United
States Is at the Breyoort House Senator Cragn and
Congressman J. H. Ella Of Eew-Hampshre, and Neal
Dow, Portland, are at the Aston House. Lieut. Gov.
Clafn OF Massachusetts; Gen schriver and Cen f. W.
mGa u A. & H. Chandler Wsshnstpn GGnfTsss
ford are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Gen John Pres
ton, South Carolina, is at the NewYork Hotel Gen.
Gerdine, Mississippi; Gen Fitzpatrick, and the Rev. r.
Downer, Kansas are at the metropolitan Hotel. The
bon james NJ ~ sc9Eei' sey,Jersey and g. Cass
cadwa "a, phladep6ia and Col Hilat West Point
land Hotel.
The annual meeting Of the Board OF Mis-
sons OF the Protestant Episcopal Church took place at
he Academy OF Music ast evening The vast ednce was
filled with the reverend clergy and their friends Of both
sexes Bishop McCoskrey OF Michigan presided. Seated
on the ktage were numerous members VI the New YORK,
Harlem and Morrisana Harmonic Soceties, who unit
edly sang 1--WE Praise thee God" From Greenland's
Icy Mountains" concluding with the Haeluab Chorus
with fine effect under the direction of Messrs George
BrstOw and r. j. Ritter piano and orchestral lnstru-
ments accompanied the choral service Miss Maria O.
ut and
tive addresses were made ly lie following ceTpypeD
The kcY Z. g. Carver. D. D. The yespVnejkity II tie