New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-31
NETWORK CITY.

Music at Mt. MGris-square at p. IN.
Barnum's Alaska animals arrived from AS
pnwa, Saturday, They include sea ioness sea dog
and a few seals.
Arrests last week, 1884; births, 4O3; deaths,
bs violations OF city ordinances, l9l loss from 10 hes
sl6, 1856; insurance, $4,000.
The Calabria took out, on Saturday, 700 tuns
Of Utah silver There 1910 tuns from the same
region awaiting shipment at the Cunard wharf.
Several German societies of the Turner's
Union made excursions yesterday. The social society
and Beethoven Maennerchor, went to Dudleys Grove,
and the ging society Armnla visited Excelsior fafA
Nayal-Oflicer Latin, Henry Clews, and nu-
merous Others embarked in the reyennecutter North
erner yesterday afternoon for trip down the Bay to
meet Isaac H. Bailey esd expected In the steamer At
lantic from Europe.
The japanese visitors have been attracting
largo crowds at the St Nicholas Hotel during the past
week. On Saturday IS Of them sailed for Europe in the
will pursue their studies in American colleges.
Six European steamers sailed from this port
on Saturday The Caabra carried 100 cabin passengers,
among whom were Mayor Halls wife and two daughters,
and Sir Henry Parker, the English opomatlS Inc CITY
Of Washington carried 80 cabin passengers the lhda Az
and the England 80.
A shell-boa race for the championship OF
the New-York Athletic Club took place on the Harlem
River on Saturday, $50 pm. The twO-me course ex
tended from the pOwder-bOa just above the IhirdaNe
Bridge, to the High Bridge. The race was won by W. b.
Curtis in IA minutes.
Delegates from trade societies OF this CITY
and Brooklyn met at Demlt Hall on Saturday night to
make arrangements for public demonstration of protest
against the Don-enfOrcement OF the Eight Hour Jaw \
Committee was appointed md It was asserted that 10000
vOTkingnen would take part In the parade
BROOKLYN.
Work has begun again on the stone wall
surrounding Washington Park.
The 23d Regiment, N. G.. s. n. Y, make an
excursion TO Long Branch next Friday
A building for the manufacture or Noting
ham lace is constructing In South BrOoklyn.
Collector Freeland has appointed Amasa i.
Jackson storekeepcr for the Internal Revenue Depart
menu.
The Swedish citizens celebrated on Satur-
day the memory Of their literary countryman, Benan,
by procession and picnic at Myrtleave. Park The re-
serve police force protected the line, as II was feared
that the Swedish cOlOrs might be mistaken III some
quarters for the Orange ensign.
The Committee of Arrangements OF the Turn
veren of the Eastern District agreed upon aorma
reception, next Saturday evening, TO the visiting orsan
cations at the Tnrnerest. There will be torchlight
procession from Turner Hall to the South Seventhst
Ferry, and thence through Broadway, Ninth, Grand,
Graham, McKibbins, Even, MOntrose. ana Fourthsts,
include festival song addresses by Mayor Kalb-
heisch, Louis Finkeeier and Others and a collation..
Surrogate Veeder of Kings County admitted
10 probate week. the wills Of Francis Lancer and
Michael Schmidt of East NewYorb, Enos G. Waterford
Of the City OF Brooklyn. Letters Of Administration
granted the estates Of the following: Michael Cox
John w. BlgelOw, Thomas Masker Peter sherry Joh ~
Iudic Ann G, Conner, Adelaide start, Lucy Ann
Jackson Robert Thompson, and Edward Doyle, all OF the
city OF Brooklyn. Letters OF guardianship or Ammo
A Douiu. their mother; of ALL NaIGgr EiuCI TO Mary
Davis, al OF the City OF Brooklyn.