New-York tribune., 1870-05-09

Ex-senator Richard Schcll gave dinner at
Dcmonico's, on Saturday to Gen. Butler and few
friends.
The pilot boat James Gordon Bennett, lust
completed at the yard of Lawrence j. Feuke Brooklyn,
will DC launched tomorrow.
Mr. q. +. Oatman for many years connected
with the press OF New York has becne asso-
ciate editor and proprietor of The Suhddy Courier.
During the season an excursion train will be
run Sunday the Erie Road To Middlctown and
return leaving Jersey City at si5 a H. and Middetown
al =. IN, stopping at all way stations.
Members of Oriental Club, an East Side
organizations entered their clubhouse, No. 25 East
Broadway, saturday evening. AT another time ior-
mai opening will take place.
In the grand procession preparatory to the
laying of the cornerstone of the Masonic Temple, no
will he permitted other than such as may he neccs-
sary for the performance oi the ceremonies t the lepe'
DR.. Van der Weydc delivered Il lecture in
the Cooper Institute Saturday evening on Sound
and Light Tone and Color; Music and Painting" A
large audience was present and all seemed to ENJOY the
On Saturday a special meeting of the Excise
Board held when Commissioner Nachtman was
Counsel; John Hardy Attorney; VIM r. oberInan, Ap-
nicaton Clerk ana Dennis Consldine Reglster CLERK
posted In the broadway Bank.
On Saturday night, while Joseph +. Robinson
OF No. l29 West Fiftysecond-st. passing through
f@Sced HIM DOWN and robbed him silver SS watch @ ,nS
first precinct, arrested Joseph German who was def
titled by Mr.. Robinson OF the persons who had
robbed him.
Washington Hights Library contains 1231
volumes, beside magazines pamphlets, &c. Number OF
volumes by subscribers the past year. 223G-
average OF a week. The trustees Of the library
william II. Smith, Shepherd Knapp James Monteith
Edmund ;. Whitman, David L. Baker, John l.. Tounole
Thomas Faye John MacMullen, Jacob K Telfair. the
officers are: Shepherd Knapp President; Jacob H. Tel
fair VcePresident John l.. Tonnele Treasurer; David
L. Baker, Secretary; John MacMullen, Librarian.
Coroner Rollins held an inquest, Yesterday
over the body Of Frank H boy Who, while amusing
IN demo ON
Saturday, fell on the track aud was killed. The
Coroner Saturday, concluded the investigation into
the circumstances connected with the death James
Boyle who fell from "A freght-car OF the Hudson River
Railroad In Tenthave, on Wednesday evening. Several
witnesses were examined, but nothing elected
ana verdict OF accidental death was giycn... A sim
liar verdict was given In the Of John Mcshinney
who was killed by panks and material fall
ing on nun while IN an old building in Fifty second ST.
near slklhaVc, which was being demolished.
Another exhibition of Mrs. .Jarlev's way
Wofhb taxes places III stenway Hall, Tuesday even
fng under the auspices OF The Shelteriug Arns rbc
programme VIII bo considerably change nine new NJ
uies hhd groups having been added to the collection in
Guiding Henry VIII, and His Wives" Queen Elinor
ana fhlr R'siln0nd,' and " The Woman VINO Poi.oned
Fourteen Families" all OF the finest way" and n,,aJ
by the most inyst fous mechanism. when the popular
ity Of the last exhibition Of these iaJeaur r,paui with
the accompanying humorous description, is reebercd
and also the fact that the display Tu,,daV IL for ,
charitable object, the hail ought 10 be crowded ~ "
At the TOmbs Police Court, Yesterday. .Iustic.
Hogan committed Patrick j. Doan having stolen "A
silver watch, Saturday evening, from Joseph n Muir
through the New Bowery Frederick lIadey and Chas
Reed committed for having stolen "a quantity OF
surgical nstrunents belonging 10 Messr. Asher, Law
* Co. Of No. biG broadway. John Quinlan on
SJurday evening, returned Ia his apartment at No ID
Cherry ~. intoxicated and quarrcled with his wife
HonOra, whom he finally threw down stains, cutting her
head and npraning wrist John was arrested, but
his wife refused to make complaint. and ho di.
charged by the magistrate.