New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-20

Colorado and in Idaho. Mrs Jessie Cassidy saun-
julia O. Perry on on b Sa in ia waeh
ington and South Dakota" and it is expected that
work in the West for woman suffrage business
meeting VIII precede the regular meeting.
A sem-monthly meeting of the Catholic Work
ingmens Club the c. A. l. L. and the Christian
Workngmen's Institute held yesterday
Amity. Han. No 80 West Fifty-four,h-st. a num-
Der Of labor leaders present and made ad-
dresses
An open meeting Of the Contemporary. Of Tren-
ton. n. J.. Will be held this afternoon Trenton
House. DR.. z. F. Carr will deliver lecture on
Alexander Hamilton" This meeting will be held
in place Of New Year reception.
Branch unions are being rapidly organized
throughout the country orshoos Of the
Womans Veteran Relief Union. The object is 10
aid and comfort deserving Union soldiers and
marines. their widows. orphans and parents. in
times OF sickness and death. and assist the
comrades of the Union Veterans Union r. cement
ing a closer bond Of friendshib Ihe New,forK
has just elected officers for the coming year Pres
ideni Mrs. Helena NJ Chapele. treasurer. Mrs.
CARO-; secfetery, Mrs. Lillian chapee. and chap
lain Mrs Selma Hall.
The Worhngton Pump Company. OF Elizabeth.
y. j.. has adopted directly opposed
that Of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Company. The latter will longer employ
foundry, and the work they are put to do Is such
that they can wear white caps and aprons. and are
satisfactory IN the discharge OF their duties.
The Presbyterian Woman's Board Of Home Mis-
sons will hold a meeting this morning al 1890 IN
the assembly hail Of the Presbyterian Building
Fifth-ave. and Twentieth-st. Eugene Young, a
grandson of Brigham Young. will speak on Nor
monism a Foe to Americanisn." This meeting is
Of more Than usual Importance. since It Is expected
capasn Of Women against the presen ssues OF
Mormonism. especially the seating Of Brigham II.
Utah The attendance Of all patriotic men and
women is earnestly invited. Mrs. Darwin r. James.
Will preside at the meeting
In sweden's high schools boys and girls are edu-
Gated in the same classes. Women the prin-
cpal clerks in all telegraph telephone and post
offices They are also employed in the steamship
service.
Pope Leo XIII and Queen Victoria will receive
this week unique calenders from a Baltimore
woman. Miss NJ H. Stella Lawson. The calendars
designed by Miss Lawson contain full-page illus
traons Of the seals and flags Of all the States in
the Union also the crests of the States The copies
sent TO the Pope and Queen were covered with fine
white paper which printed in five Ian
guages description Of the work.
The exhibition OF a relic said to be splinter Of
one Of g.. Anthony's bones drew a great crowd Of
worshippers and spectators Sunday 10 the
hundred and thirteenth-st. and second-ave. The
bone was received recently by the Rev. Ilmoihy
Crossman. head Of the monastery Of the Capuchin
frars. and exposed to view for the first time
on Sunday
Miss Lille Bergh received yesterday afternoon.
from until o'clock at The Albany Flfty-second-
St and Broadway A musical programme was
rendered
TIL. National American Woman Suffrage Asso-
will calendars for the coming
year but the Brooklyn Womans Association has
had some prepared and these are now ready for
sale a, % cents each There are also medsons
Mott. the Rev. Anna Shaw and Carrie CHAPMAN
Gait They are prettily set In brass Florentine
frame and make dainty Christmas gifts
Tho regular meeting OF the Ladies Benevolent
Society in connection with the Tompkins Avenue
CONGREGATIONAL Church Brooklyn, will be held IN
the church parlors to-day at p m. All are wei
coined.
0r.,a nav was observed &, the Professional
Uornan,s League yesterday afternoon with pro-
crsmrne as interesting as those always presented
y, these occasions. In spite Of the approaching
holiday season and It's consequent denanuS, 'he'e
Is a tull attendance OF members and guests.
', ., address made last week 20 the Glass on
present Day Problems. Mrs Charles f. Lowell.
.aaLinr on the Ethics OF CIVIL Service REFORM
said that many persons get into the service who
rho1
aro ~ the sort that not successful elsewhere
- ,b,nk that incompetency Will not matter In
(.r,-,en. matters land depend on q pull rather
.har efficiency to secure the places. quoting
CnIo,el Uaring Mrs. Lowell gave his words. as
Tn This city there few who have any idea Of
=, ~ ~ rsehts The average citizen expects 10 get
what he IKE %as destructive of the moral fibre Of the
people and justice ana honesty, Mheever wants
20 AZ ro.hing more effective than to devote him
seif 70 the establishment OF government OF non.
sst and unninching laws and destroy the power OF
pulls.
,,se,,ne Of the Fenelon Reading Circle. of
BROOKLYN will be held this afternoon at the Pouch
Mansion
rno Cambridge Club met yesterday at the home
-. NJ 7 K Creevey. No. 316 Greene-ave. The
..o nrosonted were on the conquest o, Spain by
the Moors.
., Chr,strnas tree society has been incorpo-
-a,od IN brooklyn under the name Of THE si;tg
pooIIvn Christmas Tree Society. Postmaster
rs,cIs Wilson is of the incorporntors. and the
- oro President Lena sittg. of No. $50 JET
teTsOn-ayyee Rafael Raj navarro 10 20 sidney Place
IVA Dikeman and Nora - S,fesh No; w SCUM
Elliott Place, and Robert T. Cihr" No - n'""N
lin-ave.
=. .,o ,ecture-room Of the Young Women's
IN Wv. association Of Brooklyn the Woman's
ci .'- ,.aterday afternoon with the Committee
''"p ~ md Social Relations. Miss Fannie Bell
VI - s the chairman of the day. Mrs. Edwin
.n presented the report on current topics.
ana Inc subjects discus S sara canan 0etra
~. .rrrn6ouse Industries ana Domestic Manufhct,
r. al nv Mrs Candace Wheeler Tea was served
at 80 o'clock
DATGHTERS or 1872
rr,r,re state Chapter Of the United States
,.ors ~ 1872 held lis regular business meeting