New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19
NETWORK CITY.

Professor Willis l.. Moore. Chief Of the Weather
Bureau. will address the Drawing Room tomorrow
at $50 n m at the Waldorf-Astor on AIT ana
Storm Phenomena
A picturesque couple were married at the ol'S
Hall Yesterday afternoon. They were Jacob Wa
hoof twenty-eght years old, OF NO. 40 west
Twentv-third-st and Alice Waloof twenty-five
wears Old of No % Clnton-st. Both are Russians
They came in a carriage. with friends ana many
flowers The bridegroom was In ordinary att'e
but the brides dress fashioned after the fus-
sian peasants costume.
Mrs Lillian Winston secured an Oklahoma dl-
vorce from Walker Winston In April. 1896. on the
ground of extreme cruelty. In the following oc-
tober she was married to James NJ. Ludden WIN
ston recently began an action for divorce against
his wife in the Supreme Court here. naming Lud-
den as correspondent. She defended the acuoh
and Lewis l.. Delafeld was appointed referee IN
the case lie finds that, while the Oklahoma III
vorce does not hold in this State. he cannot recon-
mend that Winston should have a decree, IN view
Of his wifes charges.
The Board Of Pilot Commissioners yesterday
censured and cautioned George Cramer, the pilot
who brought in La Normande on the forenoon OF
December 20 and fouled the Lucania' tearing away
several feet Of her WOODWORK
Mr. and Mrs Luca Francia celebrated their sill
yer wedding last night at No. 2l4 Second-ave
The united lodges Of the Order Sons Of ST. George
will have their nineteenth annual ball next Tues
dav in the Central opera House. East Sixty-seV-
enth-st.
The name of Grammar School No. 2 in Henry
at one Of the largest East Side schools mas peeh
changed 10 Public School NO 2
r A. Albrecht has written to Congressman Loud.
chairman Of the Committee on Postofnces' urging
an order by the Postmaster-General that carus
issued by private persons be admitted 10 the mans
for ono cent postage Mr.. Albrecht says that OF
the 5000 900 spent each year for postal-cards ABOUT
one-ouarter would be saved II this rule were put
into effect He believes that the use OF pictoriai
cards would soon become common
Tho steamship FL Rio OF the Southern Pacific
C,or,nanv which sailed from NewYork on January
6 AT 2 D. m. arrived at Dallas. Tex. on January
X ut $50 a. m making the trip In days 1912
hours a remarkably quick freight service 10 leNaS
points.
The 7th Regiment will be reviewed by Colonel VIII
lam Seward Of the 9th Regiment at the TN hegl-
ment Armory on Thursday evening January -
The regiment will parade in full UNIFORM III ,iic
course OF the review the State decoration for faith
t,,l eervice will be presented 10 many members of
the various companies Of the regiment Afhoi's
chose who will receive the decoration for twenty
ave wears Of faithful service are Colonel Dahle'
Applcton and George r. Macgowan' OF company H.
The East side Branch OF the Young Mems 'hris-
tan Association celebrated its fourteenth annver-
earv last evening In its new building NO 100 10 lo-
I,aet Eighty-seventh-st., In the presence OF many
friends Frank r. Crumbe. chairman Oh '"e
hrarcb rresided The report Of the treasurer
sbouad that the current expenses for the year
had heen met and the report OF the secretary
t,od n wide extension OF the work OF the
to,cb Addresses were delivered by james ".
corron icepresident Of the Fourth Nauohai
Rank and the Rev. j. Asa BlachourH' Pa' "
the Church Of the Strangers