New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-18

There is a great hurrylng and rushing about on
the par, Of the WON \ OF tho West End HepuoHcah
C.I,b doing all IN their power 70 aid tho nomination
q, lanes = Rarcus NJ Councilman In the NNlst As
sembly District. Tn" women hav" .ali s'"E" 20
doctors lawyers ministers business men gr'cers'
butchers and plumbers. and with convincing ear
no.,ness have set forth the superior qualifications OF
,hot- c,naidate Mrs Clarence Burns pronounced
the now departure a decided success Among all
classes OF mon" said she tho women receiv" Inc
greatest courtesy. and their work Is regarded az
proper and dlgnlnel Heretofor" "" have waited
til nominations were mad and hen d'a n wha we We
inst waking NJ to our real mission in this political
business and that IL 20 help secure ne noiinna"o"
Of the bosi man within the party i"r o'"'''
The nopular!tv u Mr.. Barcus among the women IS
increased by the fac; that he employs as many
young women men nj his headquarters NO. 80
Columbu~-avc something go new and strange a. 20
a,,r,ct general attention Tho women attend 10
their clerical duties amid tho political tubbub and
'somehow' one man expressed II, me tpn" OF
pee, when you women have ingratiaicd yourselves
into all the affairs Of the country we sha" oe
better people than "" are nov"
Arkansas Dav Will hc celebrated to-day a. the
Nashville Centennial Ms Rufus J Polk. president
Of the Arkansas Women Commissioners. viii bring
a delegation from that state 10 tax" part
The thirteenth annual convention Of the Womans
Christian Temperance Union OF Kings County Is to
be held on Tuesday and wednesday next nj the
Central Presbyterian Church corner Marcy and JEFF
ferson ayes Brooklyn The president. Mrs. +. F.
Petingi.l will preside the opening meeting Tues
day morning At a service will be held In
memory Of White RibboDers." Tuesday after
noon will he devoted TO reports and an address will
he made by the president OF the State Union. Mrs
Mar TS%TS b 6 9n J1 w SyTmS on %
New Woman and the Ola Man" on Wednesday
OF the unions work and addresses by temperance
workers. An evangelisuc hour VIII De c9nducteh by
Seld ''e ''''''" u o'"''' u ''' ''' WIZ
The members OF the Alexander Hamilton Wom-
ems Relief Corps gave a reception to Mrs. Hew-
lett. former president Of the corps. Thursday af
ternoon in their rooms, in the Twelfth Ward
nd-twenty -nfth-st. number OF guests. the wives
Of Grand Army officers u NewYork and Brooklyn.
were present Luncheon served by young
women gowned in white with military sashes Of
red. white and blue.
The Hunterdon County woman's Christian Tenn
perancc Union held It's twelfth annual convention
yesterday In the Presbyterian church ut clinton
The New-York State Commission 10 the Nash
VILE Exposition will leave this city a special
train on October 8. The Brooklyn Commission Will
leave two special trains the same day Mrs
Bernard Peters will speak on behalf OF the women
Of Brooklyn Brooklyn Day, October H.
The Training Home for Christian Workers, un-
der the supervision Of the NewYork city Mission.
will reopen Septs mber 30 for its NTH year Of work
The object OF this school Is to deepen the spiritual
life OF young women and to train them intelligent
~ and practically for Christian service Special
emphasis is given TO Bible study and work among
the people I'm lower NewYork. There are also
courses of lectures on social problems missions
and first aid the injured. and systematic train
ing In sewing and cooking Opportunity Is given
10 ioin a chorus class led by Professor H. u.
Palmer A limited number can he accommodated
as boarticrs and all young women OF the city
cordially invited attend the lectures For further
Information address Miss Roscna D. Rowe. No.