New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
NETWORK CITY.

Necnbers Of the National Guard were anuse' y
the report which was published SeS'e.u"si Daai.
effect that the members Of Company ~ i' 80.
uent intend to resign from the con'manu o'
Of some action on the part OF Coiohe p"'' "
opcar of the regiment said: Captain barhd'u ~
,rod sly months ago. but his resignation mas
M, heen accepted because he had not 'o'iiP",
with certain necessary forms. Inc coi'p"'' "
a model command in its present co"'ii''''
every National Guardsman knows th"' Pi'
cannot resign >,
,,o-r,,g newspaper yesterday quoted John H.
Duncan the architect OF General GRANT ''
live ,bat a plan was on foot TO remove 10 'he
,oroh the bulk OF the Grant relies no" ~ Wa"
,nyron To a Tribune reporter yes'erua! MI u'
can said that he never made the s,d'ei a.
triblted to him. and that ne uiu ho' "'O
existence of any such pah'
Movor Strong yesterday confirmed the appoint
want ~ Joseph NJ. Brady to be City surveyor rs
oao b,, tho BOARD of Aldermen last Tuesday
The nol,ce Of the Church-st. station ioNeu va. y
,or,oy 70 their old house. at the corner Vi
Church and Liberty SITS, from the Ola scHoo
IN c;reenwch-st recently occupied ny 'hei'' ny
1890 oouna,Ied 70 vacate the Church-st premises
,r Decemt.er last owing TO the buildihg oe''e ''"'
unsafe bv excavations on the next iot'
Among the passengers who arrived mere iaS'
night on the steamer Trojan Prince i'o', w.
Ianoiro. was William Crichton. late un''ed ',''''
co.re,arv ~ Legation at the Brazilian cap'a'
,sor, for q 75s was entered yesterday against
$40 proot,vn and Brighton Beach Railroad oom-
many in favor Of the American EXCHANGE Na'o''',
ponk on a note Of the company TO the orue' Va
Vanderbilt & Hopkins
rbero will be a free lecture with stereopucoh'
under the direction OF the Lecture bureau oi NV
Ci,izans Union this evening at O'Clock al Na'e
,i ,,u rbi,,eenth-st near Eighth-ave.; sub
49,, "Denar,ment of Public Works and Depart
ment Of Parks
r,o widening OF Rector-st from Trinity Place
% ,be North River, will be one OF the questions
which the Board Of Street Openings VIII cohsiut'
n, its meeting to-day. Controller Fltch WILL " -
expected introduce the resolutions IN FAVOR oi
widening the street
Judge Addison Brown, In the United states Cir-
cult Court yesterday granted petition OF ,ne
poc,oc Mail Steamship Company for limitation
~ ,,s liabilities for the loss or the steamship
Co,,ma off the Mexican coast In May lSS a iarke
,,roho- NJ suits have been brought against the
counanv for losses incurred by the shipwrecK' II
being alleged that the Colima was unsea"or''S'
TIL. annual reunion OF the Nth New-York Nolun-
teers .yiu be held at Huntington, Long ls'ahu' To-
day. Colonel f. II. Little. who has been paraiE%'n
s,nca 1879 as the result OF injury at An'ietam
will be present The strongest OF Coionei l'it,le
living comrades will call at his nome NO -Vi-
( Lexington-avc. and carry him TO his carHaee'
They will accompany him 10 the Long Island traln'
and when It arrives at Huntington, Will continue
~ take care of him. Colonel Little entered the
/ Army in April 1861 and served through the war
| His wife. Mrs. f. II. Little. Is In charge OF the
/ Governors Room. City ilall.
| The German Observation-Disclosures congregation
! NJ ST Paul will hold It's services In the parish
! house ~ the Church OF the Holy Communion. at
! six,h-aye and Twentieth-st.. until its new church
/ building. IN West Twenty second-st. is ready FOR
use
The Rev Dr. Samuel McComb Will preach his
first sermon in the Rutgers Riverside Presbyterian
| Church. Seventy-third-st. and the Boulevard al
II A. m on Sunday.