New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
NETWORK CITY.


city at $50 d. m to-day. January and January z
T. Payson Weston though nearly sixty years
old will attempt beginning Christmas night at 1V'
O'clock 10 walk 112 miles in twenty-four consecu-
tive hours in the Ice Skating Palace. Lexington
ave- and One-hundred- -and-seventh-st This Is the
record made by him twenty-five years ago Many
well-known men have Joined in suggesting this ex-
hibtion.
The examination the charge Of bgamy OF
Mrs All Get the Chinese bride of Louis Get,
laundryman of No II Mott-st.. was concluded be-
fore Magistrate Kudich in the Centre Street court
yesterday. The defendant was held in Sooo pan
for trial and paroed in the custody of her counsel
until this morning. when she Will furnish pali.
Deputy-Sherr Whoriskey yesterday received
writ OF replevin against the Whitman Saddle Com
pany Of No. 11S Chambers-st.. for N6I7 worth OF
bicycles. sundries. etc. in favor OF the Comoina-
ton Cycle Company. of jamestown. ~ \. II Is
understood that the replevin is IN connection WITH
q dispute contract.
A number of paintings by Miss Jane Morgan are
on exhibition in the rooms of Boughton d Ter
wger under the Fifth Avenue Hotel and they
are to disposed of at private sale. to enable the
artist to carry out some charitable plans MISS
Morgan lives in the remarkable house which was
built by her sister. the late Miss Middle Morgan
on Staten Island. She has large collection OF
paintings in the house.
The Tree Planting Association. organized to en-
courage the planting Of trees in streets OF the CITY,
will have its first annual meeting next TUESDAY
at 4 y. m. at the Wool Club Beach-st and West
Broadway.
The Rev. Dr. Edwin C. Bolles will preach to-
morrow morning, on "The Heart of the Master,
at his church. in West Eghty-hrst-st
The announcement of 1.-THE Youths Companion"
FOR 1907 Is ont and will be sent free application
TO the publishers. No. POS Columbus-ave.. Boston
A glance at its pages will disclose some OF the
reasons why the paper has such hold upon
readers all over the country New subscribers Tor
a year will receive 1.-THE Companion from now
until January free and also an extremely hand
some calendar
The Armenian Lecture Committee OF New-York.
of which the Rev. Dr. Hagopan, OF No 20 East
Twenty third-st, Is the secretary, and Dr. MarKar
Dadrrian. of No. 70 Lexington-ave.. the treasurer
met last evening at DR.. Dadirran's house Tor con-
ference and after a brief discussion decided to
have a course of free lectures this winter to be
given in the hall connected With the twenty
third Street Episcopal Church. For the first three
lectures the committee has invited DR.. Lyman
Abbott General Stewart L. Woodford and the
Rev Dr. Macarthur The subject Of the lectures
will be: What Shall the Armenian Colonists In
the United States DO to Become Well-to-do and
Useful Citizens of the United States? or. the
Armenians Duty to Themselves and TO the United
States as and Patriotic Citizens These lect-
ures will be weekly, the first to be given on jan
uary z.
The Rev Dr. Charles II. Eaton will speak In the
Church of the Divine Paternity tomorrow even-
ing ON Andrew Jackson and the Spoils system
In two presentments handed up yesterday the
November Grand Jury expressed satisfaction that
steps had been taken to increase the accommoda-
lions of the Tombs but offered the opinion that
there was great room for improvement in the In
sttutions on Blackwelrs Island. 1t also placed on
record communications with Walter X. Freeman.
an electrician who Is a prisoner IN the Iomps
awaiting a new trial. Freeman alleged that there
otp i'm IN Al
torney's office, but afterward refused to repeat
the charge
Opening services in the new hall Of the Morning
side Baptist Church will be held tomorrow at
1Oa5 a. m. 2:@ p. m and p. m. The hall Is at NO.
2S West ed-and-sxteenth-st
Exercises in celebration of the twenty-eghth an
niyersary of the Presbyterian Hospital VIII be
held Mt 2 D. m to-day In the dspensary building
of Madson-aye and Seventeth-st. The hospital
will be open for inspection from 80 TO p m.
The Young Mems Bible Glass meets at s:A0 a m
every Sunday in the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
No West Forty-sixth-st 1t is under the leader
ship of Charles f. Hughes
There is to be a ladies' reception at the Seawan-
haka Corinthian Yacht Club No. 10 East Twenty
second-st on the afternoon of Saturday. Decem
Der l2 from 4:S0 to p. m.
Bishop Potter will preside at meeting In the
interest Of tho City Mission Society tomorrow
evening in Grace Church. and Police Commits
sioner Andrews will be one of the speakers
Addresses BY Principal Frissell OF the Hampton
Institute and members Of his company OF singers
and graduates will be heard tomorrow AFTERNOON
at 4 O'Clock in All Souls Church, Madison-ave
snd sixty-sixth-st good deal Of interest Is be-
ing aroused In the work of the Institute by these
men, one Of whom, a negro lawyer or gloucester
County Va makes an unusually forceful plea In
behalf of the institution by telling OF the progress
which the colored people of his district led by the
rounton bovs and girls, have made in the last
fifteen years.
J. L. Fearing manager Of the Columbia Uni
yersty crew, announced yesterday that an Illus
trated lecture would be given at the Carnegie
Lyceum on Monday. December IA, by Burr Mcln-
tosh of Princeton, Yale at Henley" Illus
trated by a large number of lantern slides taken
from vantage points along the course. r. c. Leh-
mann the famous Leander coach will give talk
upon English Rowing Methods" The proceeds
will 90 to the benefit Of rowing at Columbia.
Tomorrow morning at the Church Of the Puri-
tans Northumberland thirtieth-st and Fifthave..
there will be a communion service and public re-
ception Of members. In the evening there
win be the usual communion praise service, led
by the choir Of the church The next sermon In
the Course to the Young" will be preached on
Sunday evening. December 10. by DIR. Young. on
bad Son Of Good Parents
"spir.tualism and Hypnotism Explained by The
osophy" will be the subject of a special meeting
OF the Spanish TneOSOpnicai Society tniS evening
at No. IA Madison-aye. The subject will be phio-
sophically treated by several able speakers
The Charity Organization Society appeals for
$40 for the support Of its workrooms for un-
skilled women. These rooms are conducted FOR
the purpose Of giving relief by work to women
With families and temporary lodgings to homeless
vouen- Any donations cent for this purpose to