New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

nues OF Thomas Daey's death at No loS wal
week Anubcr Of witnesses testified that they
Mrs Catherine Conway throw an AZ at Daeys head aDo
heard her say Mil him. II was shown that his
skull had been fractured by blow apparently from Az
and that this caused death Mrs Conway was committed
Jury, and her husband Patrick Conway was
accessory the homicide They both pleaded not
guilty.
Yesterday was Glass Day ut Packer Institute. ana
In the afternoon the chapel crowded with The students
and their friends Within the chance Miss Emeline W.
Dayton president with the "a members OF the
graduating class The oal decorations were numerous ana
tasteful The exercises consisted Of organ and piano soos
and singing the class history poems and the
Presidents address Aferwsrd the "cass IVY
planted in the presence Of the students and guests ana
poem" read by Miss Lettie a. Willis
Joseph Lennon of No. 276 Tiary-st. awoke on
Monday night to find burglar bedside Mr. Lennon
spraDg up attempted 10 seize the thief but the latter
leaped by which he had entered. without
stopping Dress followed and grapped with the
burglar the street After hard struggle IN when MT
Lennon many bruises officer attracted by his
the intruder who gave Bis name as James
Hoey. carpenter, Of No 40 North EllioIace He has
recently finished the Peniienta"y for burglary
Dudley W. Haynes was a Brooklyn pension agent
from 1871, and stephen Haynes Charles Northop
d. H. Dovoisc, Garret c. Hailenbeck and g. g. BALDWIN
b0ndsmen for &l50OJ0 Haynes proved 10 be de-
aucr to the Of So 00J &C. and is fugitive from
Justice having escaped from the hands Of sheuh Dsgge
Action brought In the United States Courts against
Judge Benedict rendered
for the full amount m deault The appealed, and
Judge Hunt on Monday decision Of Judge Ben
edict This Is nnal.
LECTURES AND MEETINGS
The New-York Historical Society will hold a spe-
cal meeting Library No 20 SecoDdaye, on jane a.
when Mai0r-Cen. Schuyler Hamilton Will deliver an address
'Our National Flag-It3 History In Century
The Regatta Committee of the New-fork Yacht
Club will hold meeting this afternoon t. consider The pro
oue boat Hercd which allows TO enter FOR the club
regatta II il hOugE tat tne committee VI" u
eide distinct class i0r her build Ia.loNcd 10 ebt'
The race wOnd doubt carry of the pze I9 ctuAi
speed lid the Aarylls In the Centennial regatta astyear
At the annual meeting of the iIahncmann Honeo.
pathic Hospital Monday night the following trustee. ana
officers were elected William Or0n, President; IN IN
Cdkins President; Sinclair Tousey second zee
President; II. Lyon, Secretary John 4; MIet.,
Treasurer: Trustees Salem IL. Wales, Edmund Dwight
Henry Hilton, B K Mchlrn. George w Clarke, lnch ~ A.
Storrs Gordon w Burnham, william hadde Wheeler IL
PecEham William II. WCkham Oliver III. Palmer fredefcK
A. king James X. Ayeri W. A. ogden HeReman, !. NJ
Bunny, Edward III. Kent Charles q flhckhcy' Ohhies "
Smith md r. Y. Flower
The Phi Beta Kappa Society of Columbia College
held regular Yesterday at the ONCE oI the
Icst-DiCe building. Nine mem
bris were elected beng r OF th0st Standing highest IN
Columbia college folON ing
oiccs elected President I. A. T. Barnapa !Tldcht
of Columbia College; Vice-President Oscar :. sratsi
Recording secretary, h. L. Snort Corresponding secretary
r. WOo.hu; Treasurer, r. y. Shepard GEN. WooGfoId VINO
has president past three years, and II now PIe
dent Phi Kappa Ainmn Association IN NeW-fork,
declined DT. Barnard The society NUN
ber- about members Of the graduates Of the eu gc nd
promises to give several literary receptions during e coming