New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-07
NETWORK CITY.


Tho SIGN of "hot cross buns" has already appeared
in tho windows of some enterprising bakers.
The Pension Office in Canal-st. was visited oy
100 pensioners on Monday aud 300 yesterday
Downtown beggars are becoming Doidor. SOM
of them now frankly ask for money to buy liquor
with.
There were 6.45s persons yaccinated in the CITY
I'm February free of charge by the heaith au'hori-
ties.
Tho strike of Italian laborers has finally col
lansed deputation of the men called on COM
missioner Coleman yesterday and signlhed ther
Willingness 20 resume work today
YTPcTRIo LIGHTS IN TELEGRAPH OFFICES.
The Western Union Telegraph Company has de-
oided TO light its building at Broadway aud Dey-st
with the Edison electric light. The office OF the
Associated Press will be lighted by the same meahs'
PROMOTING FAITHFUL OFFICERS;
The Police Commissioners yesterday made Max i.
scbmittberRer, OF the Twenty,ninth Precinct, de;
tective, and Acting Sergeant Richard +. Magan, oil
the Fourth Precinct, a sergeant. Botn men nave
done excellent work IN their positions.
T. A. CoNDIT ARRAIGSED.
EA. Condit of Orange, n. j., who was recently
arrested this city on charge Gt sw'n rha Wa
Yesterday arragned in the Court or General Ses,
sions He pleaded not guilty, aud was remanded
for trial
REMOVED BY TIE MAYOR.
John +. Cross n clerk in the Mayors once, ana
Felix v B. Kennedy and Patrick Ryan CLERKS IN
the Permit Bureau. were removed Yesterday py tne
Mayor and Joseph w. Lamb, Cornelius w. camp
bell and John Bergen appointed IN their places.
ABANK BOOK AND SIX DOLLARS IN HIS POCKET;
The body of laborer who probably broke his
neck by n fall while intoxicated, was found early
Yesterday morning in the cellar OF No. 40 Des,
Irosses-s In the pockets of his clothing were fonnd
a bank book in the name OF A. Larberg ana % 80
in change.
THE BopY OF ELLIOTT. THE PRIZEEIGHTER
The body of Jim" Elliott, the murdered pu-
Rilist ia expected 10 reach this city from chicago
this morning viii S S SS g t canas %hers
wakes will be held every night untli sunday men
the burial will take place at Calvary Cemetery
THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE EXCISE LAWS.
Tho Police Commissioners Will meet committee
NJ the Church Temperance Society at Police Head
oIarters at D. ~ Friday, for consultation aD0ut
the enforcement of the Excise laws lhe Excise
Commissioners were to SOC the socety.s committee
Yesterday, but the meeting was deferred untii
Thursday at 8 p. ILL.,
TALK OF AN IRON AND METAL UNION
There has been some informal talk about cOnsol-
idatino the wo existing Iron and Metal Exchanges.
Committees from the two organizations nave been
appointed to consider the best policy tor inc luture
~ their respective Exchanges The committees nave
| merely organized and no action or Importance IL
| likely TO be taken for several days
| SEEING MEAT UNFIT FOR USE.
| Mat IneDectors Myers and ROmaine in the week
ending Saturday seized and sen. to the offal dock
& 1870 pounds of meat unfit for food Including $3.50
pounds of bob-vea" SANITARY oupeIntendent D ,a
saws that tho bObyeaP seized was from ono 10 ten
| days old He thinks that there Is an unusual guam
ty of such veal being shipped to the city TINS sea-
| son
1
| The steamship Advance, the second OF the nc"
| ITnited States and Brazil Line of American steam
| ers arrived at this port yesterday from the snip
| buildinQ works of John Roach ~ Sons, NJ Chester
| Penn She has cabin accommodations Tor nity-two
1rst-cass passengers. She will sail from TINS pOri
| on saturday touching at Newport News ana going
| from there To- St. Thomas, Para, PernamDuco, Bahla
| and RIG Janeiro.
| THE SUSPENDED CUSTOMS INsPEC ioas.
| Customs inspectors Thomas Bell, u NJ thinner
| mann and,W ilam Adams, who were suspended Io
| ncrmitting GOODS TO be Struggled from the steam
shin Alaska the baggage OF three passehgers, yos
tarday made answer to the charges preferred agaIns
| them Inv special Agent G. &. Adams. Deputy sur
| yeyor Benedict will decide to-day what iurther NC
| ton will be taken.
TO KEEP MEMBERS IN IT'S OWN OIL ~,
| The Governing Committee OF the New ork pin y
| ing Stock Exchange has passed resolutions iorDlu
ding members of the Exchange from joining any
| other organization that deals IN pipe lmo corfu
| Gates The committee holds III aOeyance tne hihtlS
| of the memberships already taken by mining pi0k
| era in the New-York Petroleum EXchange. I'M
| action IL regarded unfavorable TO any moyemen
| for a unlon between the Mining Board and the Ma
tional Petroleum Exchange.
TWO MURDRBERs AT LARGE.
| Coroner Merkle yesterday held an inquest N IN
case of Michael Chickerali, age nineteen, OF No.
| PARK ct who was shot and killed on December
| at No. 80 Mulberry-st by Michael Petrozuoio, WI
| made his escape and has not been arrested. In
| verdict was in accordance with tho facts. An IL