New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
NETWORK CITY.

At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Churcn To-
morrow the Rev. DR.. J. Ross Stevenson will take
for his subject in the morning. "A Good Con-
science" and in the afternoon, THE Divine Bur
den Bearer" There will be two anthems by the
choir at each service. The home Sunday school
and mems and women's Bible classes meet at 9:45
g. m. The Rev. DR.. Wilbert W. White, at 1:SO
p m, will lecture on Some Distinguishing Feat
ures Of the Psalms The Wednesday evening ser
vice begins at Sis o'clock.
The special course of Lenten lectures given by
DR.. James NJ Gray. of Boston, in the Marble Col
legiate Church, Fifth-ave. and Twenty-ninth-st.,
on Tuesday afternoons. and in the First Reformed
Episcopal Church. Mad!son-ave. and Fffty-hfth-st,
on Tuesday evenings, largely attended last
week, and there is a constant addition to the in
terest felt. The afternoon subject is Expositions
in the Epistle to the Romans" and in the evening
Messages from the Palms" Everybody is wei
come.
The opening of the Lenten season has been
topic of deep interest at the Old Fulton Street
Noon Meeting the last week. Requests have come
from almost every State in the Union and from
several foreign countries. asking that certain OBJ
jects be presented for prayer The leaders for the
coming week Monday, the Rev. Charles Inglis,
of London; Tuesday. the Rev. DR.. Leighton Will
iams Wednesday, E. D. Bailey; Thursday. the
Rev. w. H. Hubbard; Friday, the Rev. DR.. j. NJ.
Farrar, and Saturday, the Rnv. Robert McElroy
At the public meeting of the New-York Sunday
School Association Monday evening at s o'clock
at the Old First Presbyterian Church. Fffth-ave.
and Eleventh-st., the Rev. DR.. G. H. Tyndall. of
Mount Vernon. will speak on object Teaching
Illustrated"
Police Commissioner Greene yesterday accepted
from committee of the Ancient Order of IIibcr-
mans an invitation to review the parade Of the
society st. Patrick's Day. The same invitation
was extended to Mayor Low. and his secretary.
James B. Reynolds. thought it likely that he too
would accept.
Justices Edward E Mccall and Vernon NJ. Davis
and Judge Warren W. Foster will be among the
guests of the Phi Delta Phi Club at its dinner, to
be held at the Hotel Marlborough on Monday even
ing. Charles Thaddeus Terry, president of the
club. will preside at the dinner.
The Rev. DR.. George c. Lorimer will address a
mems meeting at the West Side Young Mems
Christian Association Auditorium. No. 31S West
Fffty-seventh-St. tomorrow at 4:15 p. m. the
thing for Nothing
Mercadante's Seven Last Words will he sung
at the musical service at the Church Of the Ascen-
sion. Fifth-ave. and Tenth-st.. the Rev. Percy S.
Grant. rector. Tomorrow at p. m. John Young,
tenor. and Miss Fanny B. Rice. soprano. will he
assisted by chorus of thirty mixed voices under
the direction of Charles Heinroth. organist and
choirmaster.
The Independent Order of Good TCmplars will
hold public pledge signing meetings tomorrow at
p m. at the Industrial Christian Alliance. No.
10 Bleecker-St. conducted by Cosmopolitan Lodge
and at the Merritt Auditorium. Eighth-ave and
Nineteenth-st conducted by Martha Washington
Lodge. The Rev John J. I4ockett. cf the Primitive
Methodist Church, Brooklyn. will speak at the
Bleecker-st. meeting.
A dinner for United States Attorney General
Knox is be given tonight by General Henry l..
Burnett, United States District Attorney for the
Southern District of New-York in one of the pri-
vate dining rooms of the Metropolitan Club Six
tieth-st. and Fifth-ave. 1t will be entirely in
formal, and addresses will be made
Richard Walsh of No. Az West Fifteth-st. was
knocked down I'm front OF No. 211 West Forty
eightf-st- yesterday by automobile. while
ing the street. His right leg broken, and he
was taken to Bellevue Hospital. The automobile
operator, Edward BurIingame. of No. 227 West
Twenty-eighth-st., was arrested and held for ex-
animation to-day.
Livingston r. Allen. an artist forty-eight years
lem Hospital early yesterday from gas poisoning
He found on last Saturday unconscious in his
room. the wind having blown the gas out
Louis NJ. Sonnenberg and Edgar NJ. Icvcntritt
representing physicians the eligible list for ap-
pointment as coroners' physicians before the Mu-
nicipal Civil Service Commission yesterday pro-
tested against the retention in office of Coroners'
Physicians Weston and OTIanIon. Mr.. Leventrftt
declared that appointment had been made by
the present coroners, and that II they had reap
pointed the present physicians they did so Illegally
He also asserted that the two physicians named
had never passed the Civil Service examinations
and requested that the commission refuse to GER
tify TO their payrolIs-
Mr.. GAGE OFFICER FOR BURKE GIFT.
The directors Of the WinEfred Masterson Burke
Relief Foundation. the corporation John III. Burke
has desfRnated TO take charge of his gift of sew