New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-04
NETWORK CITY.
Music at the Central Park at $3.50 pm.
Over 10000 persons visited Central Park last

Music at the Central Park at $3.50 pm.
Over 10000 persons visited Central Park last
Sunday
The weather during the last SO hours has
been sinpulary suitry and showery.
The New-YOrk Turnverein will lay the cor
ner-stone Of the Turn Han, In Fourhs on the 18th
inst.
Purser Chas. L. DenslOw of the steamship
Havana, from Havana, will accept thanks for favors
received
The detailed surveys for the Morning Side
Park are nearly completed and win be open for inspec-
ton In a few days.
Certificates were awarded to 10 pupils at the
closing reception OF COlored Public School No J. In VII
lOUghby-st., Brooklyn, yesterday.
The East River end of FultOn-st. was mum
dated with water and rendered impossible to pedes
trians yesterday, by the bursting OF a water-pipe.
Two office boys were arrested yesterday IN
Nassaust having been detected In the act Of selling
postage stamps, stolen from their employers, to iruit
yendcr.
ONLY % of the counterfeit $1,000 Central
Pacific bonds are as yet discovered to have been passed
II il believed that large number Of them have been
taken to Europe.
Policemen have been stationed on Lexing-
ton-ave TO prevent too rapid driving over the wooden
pavement since the publication or suggestion 10 tat
effect in THE TRIBUNE
The Office of the Superintendent Of Build
ings was crowded yesterday by excited builders VINO
had received notice increase the thickness Of the walls
OF buildings now erecting.
Fonr hundred and eighty licenses to sell
kerosene oil have been issued in eight days Since June
TO- over 800 permits have been issued to retail he"OrAs
In lots ranging from - TO sliOO WORTH
Custom-H House officials assigned to rooms IN
the lower story and basement complain much OF the
peculiar dampnes and healthines Of that part OF the
building The lower interior areas are ~ GQhdLon ol
neglect and dapldat2n, ana the ar Oi INC 7A
orally is cayernOus and uh"holesOihe
Wall-st. was comparatively deserted yester-
day. large number Of the bankers and brokers hVing
taken refuge in the country from the turmoil Of ne
Fourth. Most Of the Exchanges were closed. Curb
,toneU groups OF brokers formed, however, ID Broadt
aud considerable amount Of business was Transacted
The Board Of Supervisors received the tax
lists Yesterday from the Commissioners OF taxes ana
Assessments aud referred them TO the Committee on
Annual Taxes Resolutions adopted ordering the
payment of the Corong's bin, sl5i3oi the Sherhs PHI
Tor official services, Sl3Gj 60; ana warden tracey D
for LudlOw-st. jail SUPPLIES S5,5yj o.
Much excitement was created yesterday
among residents IN the vicinity OF Broadway and Fifty
secondst by tie disposition to fall manifested by two
walls of the lrge building Nos. 22l, 223 and 225 West
Fifty secondt recently burned Inc g
to take ga down, which was done, but not without
the workInen, one Ol whom was shShtly III
jured.
Specal Agent Howe of the Treasury Depart
nen oused the arrest Saturday, Of Joseph p Levy
an alleged smugger, at the Amty-st pawn-orhee OF
Joseph A. Jackson, member of the Americns cup;
re house was searched, and quantity OF smugged
siks laces and brandy captured Some OF the articles
9cre concealed in piano. Levy was held by Commits,
.on.r Daveuport for examination, upon the charge or
having smuggled 1850 worth OF goods
The thieves and fOrgers have been showing
themselves in frequently OF late, and the
r. lar officers ind occasion TO DO extremely
watchful. recent OF robbery not reported was
that Of coUntryman who had transacted some business
az the Office Of a broker at No. q Walst and proceeded
thence 10 the Union Trust COmpanys Office, with 5000
la IpU -
who o,t led him Two weli-knOwn tOrger, were " >had
owed the street, yesterday anu Oh saturday tNO
bic lpor krf, were observed DIGGING the steps OF
stranger who had just received s1,OOJ al bank he
Was warned OF his danger before he had gone Jar.