New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-22
NETWORK CITY.

The Legal Aid Society will hold it's annual meet
ing and election Of directors in the United Chart
ties Building on Thursday. The following have
been nominated for directors: a. Won Bresen, Rob
ert Behr Alexander Beckers. i. Solinger. Frank
lin A. Wilcox. Louis Stoiber. Louis WindmGllcr.
c. A. y. Pratt Lawrence Godkin. Edward d.
Page. Herbert Parsons Jacob A. Ri:s. Thomas G..
Sherman. Mornay Williams and George Flint
Warren jr.
The sth Regiment. Colonel Henry Chauncey. jr..
will be reviewed at the armory Ninety-fourth-st.
and Park-ave.. this evening by Brigader-General
Louis Fitzgerald who will also present longservice
medals TO a number of officers and men.
The Old Guard will attend the opening ceremonies
at the 9th Regiment Armory this evening, and
will also go TO the Lenox Lyceum. where the ID
Battery Captain David Wilson will hold its sixty
third annual reception and ball.
The secretary OF the Central Labor Union was
instructed yesterday 10 send a telegram to Presi-
dent Cleveland requesting him in the name OF or
ganzed labor TO sign Immediately the lmmigra-
ton bill which has passed both branches OF
Congress The resolution declared that the bill
in the interests of 100000 unemployed people
I'm this country.
There is no longer any doubt ms to the list Regl-
ment going to Washington TO attend tho Inaugural
ton Colonel Greene has sent notices 10 the officers
OF his command that the regiment will leave the
city by way OF Liberty-st at II p. m. on March g..
and will arrive in Washington the next day at I
, a. m The regimental headquarters in Washing
ton will be the armory Of the Washington Light
Infantry. Quartermaster ELEPHANT has secured n
special train for the use of the regiment. Accord
ing 10 the programme. the regiment will start for
New-York at p. m. on March 8.
The new armory OF the 9Th Regiment will be
formally opened this evening. The regiment will
parade for review by Mayor Strong. who will he
attended by the Armory Board After the review
General G. H. T. Coils will presen; long-servce
medals 10 members of the command who en-
titled to receive them and the entertainment will
close with a ball TO which a large number OF peo-
pie have been invited.
The British steamship Herschel. which arrived
here from Santos yesterday. passed a derelict
sell floating bottom upward in latitude 1874. longi
tude Sc 80. February 10
The literary society connected with the Eighty
sixth Street Branch Of the Young Mems Christian
Association will have It's annual dinner at Clarks
in Twenty -third-si this evening. There will be
covers for eighty. Women will be present and
Colonel Warning will make an address
George W Da Cunha. an architect OF No 100
West Eighty-fourth-s;.. proposes a plan for
doing away with the nuisance of Dead Mans
Curve" without encroaching upon Union Square
Mr. Da Cunha declares that the parks should be
left alone lie says: cut through the block be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth SITS Make the
railroad company pay for II. They afford II.
with this property the curve could be made
easy as the proposed hy Mr.. Mcmillan. and
the park would still he saved in its entirety"
Hermann Warszawiak the superintendent OF
the American Mission 10 the Jews who recently
onened n branch Of the mission In ST. Louis under
the care Of the Rev. Orls Lich,enstein, yesterday
received a telegram from the missionary that five
prominent, Hebrews had been baptized at the
mission and openly confessed their belief in the
Christian faith