New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-04
NETWORK CITY.

Angelic Colucio, the Italian labOrer, OF No. AL
Fast One hundred ard thrteenth-st. who on sunday
shot and killed Alfonso Syestro in Thompsonst was
arraisned at the Coroner's Office yesterday. lie was
committed TO the Tombs to await the inquest.
A delegation from the Central Labor Union called
upon Mayor Grant yesterday, and asked nm 10 use
his influence against ontsiGe competitors VINO "eIe
expected to underbd New York contractors IN secur
ing the work on the new Criminal Courts Buildng III
Centre-st The Mayor replied that the law required
the awarding of contracts regardless OF the Didoers
place of living He suggested that the Legislature 90
appesled to- to restrict the bidding TO persons whose
home is in NewYork.
The subcommittee on Rapid Transit OF the Real
Estate Exchange, which consists of r. " harhe'O'
Sinclair Myers, George F. CAN'T and George DE fores.
Rartep. met Yesterday and considered the Ives ana
Tassett bills.
Edward II. HAYES and Charles shongood we're yes
t.rdsx apponted assistants i'll the Commissioners OF
Accounts, office at 81 200 year each. They are
both Tammany men, the former hallng rom ule
With and the latter from the XXth DISTRICT D. urn
bull who has been temporary assistant al qi'ooo
O year, resigned yesterday lie was cieol1ea 10 '"e
xXIlId District.
Chamberlain Richard Croker and Alderman walton
Storm. committee of the Sinking Fund Commission
appointed for the purpose, made the annual eAamiha
tion Of the sinking Fund securities yesterday In Con-
troller Myers's Office They found them in proper
shape and all right The aggregate Is S4lolo'o-o oo'
william H. Hackett the Clerk of the United states
Circnit Court of New Hampshire, visited the Chiteu
States Courts in the Federal Building yesterday lie
was introduced to the Judges and ClerK john a.
Shields and Deputy Clerk g. f. Rogers showed MN
the oourt-rooms and Judges rooms OF the various
courts
The January receipts at the Custom House from
cues were S15os7, 5l3 %, the largest amount ever
collected there except in August 1851 when the sum
was Sl5613,10S 80.
The new Board of Managers of the Coffee Exchange
organized yesterday. J. II. Taylor was elected mem
her in Mace of Aubrey Bennett, recently chosen
treasurer of the Exchange The vacancy caused by
the resignation of Henry Hentz was not filled.
CORPORATION Counsel Clark heard the counsel of the
subway construction companies and eecriclight com
NAMES Yesterday on the question of whether the SUD-
way company of which Edward Lsdterbach IS presi-
dent can lawfully suhlet portion of its contracts.
Mr.. Clark will send his opinion to the Board OF Eec-
trca Control.
william Cleary, the young who attempted TO
kill a servant at No. col West Thirty seconost anu
then cut his own throat on sunday, was taken from
Bellevue Hospital TO police court yesterday ana was
held.
Mrs Hannah Conroy was held in a police court
yesterday for allowing her daughter Lnlial' young
GIRL to take part in a theatrical performance Tic
child acted in Bowery theatre
In the hearing yesterday CT the suit of Talmadge
a. Martin against the Republican League, Two VIII
nesses Aaron T. Crossman and Alexander Taylor were
examined Both were in the employ OF the plaintliis
when the alleged work performed. The case VIII
70 on tomorrow morning.
The Rev. Dr. Charles II. Parkhurst pastor OF the
Madison Square Presby Church, has bought from
Z. W. Bliss house in Thlrty-ifth-St' near LeAnls"h
ave-, for s27 COO.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
70 $780, OPS IL.
A fire broke out at 6 a. M yesterday in the hold
OF the steamship ElkO Of the Charleston Cydel Line
living at Pier No. "a, East River, and damaged the
vessel and cargo to the extent of $1,000 The cause
of the FIRE is unknown