New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-03

ser,ss =, sbor. MONDAY services will be con-
Quoted throughout Lent by the Rev. Dr. > ID NC
Connell rector OF the Church OF the HOLY Irini.!'
The first meeting takes place to-day. Each service
will consist OF a brief Of prayer ana nyrnns
and short address. Among the preachers Will De
the Rev Or. ". 5. Ralnsford and the Rev Ut
Lindsay Parker.
The Committee on Work for Domestic Mission
aries Of the Womans Auxiliary to the BOARD OF
Missions held its regular monthly meeting yes'er-
.ior No y West Eleventh-st. Dr. Thomas Arch
deacon Of Orange, made az ADDRESS
rha Association for the Advancement OF the Med
icaI Education OF Women is 10 hold It's ADJOURNED
annual meeting at the house Of the president Dr'
Mary Putnam Iacobi No 10 West Thirty-fourrth-
st, on March az o'clock inc bo,r
The following resolutions were Unanimously
adon,.d bv the Woman's National Sabbath ALI
orcs IN session at the Presbyterian Building NO
I5s Fifth-ave. Nev-York city, on March !;
Resolved That we. members OF the Woman
sabba,h Alliance believing that We represent the
sentiment of the majority OF our Repuohc pest
citizens do hereby enter serious renonS'ahce
or.ir., the action OF the United States Senate IN
holding legislative session on sunday feorua
% 1897 Such action believe 10 be opposed 10 'e
religious and patriotic convictions or large part
Of their constituency contrary 90 With the Con
etit,ton ~ The tinted States which recognizes
'un pa:yoved That copy Of these resolutions be
sent 10 the President Of the Senate and also DE
printed in the daily press
,t-s uelen Bullock known specially in connec-
,,o, with temperance work. will give Bible
lesson AT II O'Clock to-day at the weekly meeting
OF the Ladies' Christian Union In the chapel OF
the Broadway Tabernacle Church corner Imstyo
rourtb-et She will lecture at the Bloomingdale
oasorn,ed church Boulevard and SlXty-elshtn-Str
this evening at o CLOCK
Convict Labor VS. Free Labor" was the subject
discussed last evening at the regular meeting OF
the social Reform Club. No Is East Fourth-st
A meeting OF the history class OF Miss Whit
combs Alumnae took place Yesterday at NO %
Pemser-st Brooklyn. Interesting descriptions OF
the history Of the slavery question. Missouri Com
nron,lsA and the Monroe Doctrine were given by
the president The subjects OF the annexation OF
Tsxas and California and the Mexican War wore
discussed by Miss Ingraham Miss Patchen read
paper on the times Of the civil war VIZ. me
Police Riot. Mayor Wood the Draft Riots the
New-York regiments and Sanitary commission.
Miss Chapman gave account OF the death OF
Lincoln the Tweed Ring and Tammany
series Of parliamentary Drilis by PROFESSOR
sn,ces Of the aunnac at No. SO Remsen-st Brook
iyn on March r. Is. 10 and p. at 3 O'clock
Maud Stalraker, or NasHlHslOl HdH Or'H
snnointed 20 a 81 200 cerkship in the Bureau ~
Statistics State Department. Miss Stalnaker is
-bs Young lady who recently denied an ap-
nointment in the Adju-ln,-Generais office OF the
War Department on account OF sex
7, &c reported that Sarah Bernhard has offered
n unite with the theatre managers OF Paris IN
crusade which they have started against the OBJ
noxious high hat
Mrs Dellenbaugh read selections from Brown
t,o,s "plppa Passes" at All Souls Church Brook
vn. las: evening
A n-ogressve euchre party was given last even
, h, tho Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Associat or.
c,cred Heart branch al the hall OF he Sacred
Iieart Institute Brooklyn. The proceeds Will go
10 the church.
1-rs ladies' q, the Grand Army OF the Republic in
,tir,.so,s have decided 10 have home erected
for soldiers widows
4 fair opened yesterday In The lecture-room OF
tho sumner Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
=, r2roollvr under the auspices OF tho ladies' Aid
Soct.tv /, will he continued until Friday