Morning journal and courier., 1890-11-15
NorEs oFTHE CHUnCHEs.

NOTES OF THE CHURCHES. IRav. MT. marIkyvfck Accepts His Call to Ansoufa-- sermons at Dwight PIace Church = At Ferry Street ! sChurch-Messiah Church-The ola ana the New-.The Great Revival \ Jubilee Day.
 : Rev. Mir. Markwick said last evening to 6 COURIER reporter that he had accepted the call rendered him by the Ansonia Congre- gational church and will begin in his new field April 1, the time when he would be released by the conference, and when his successor would, in the ordinary course, be This leaves his successor an field for preparing for the com ing important change of this church to it's new location on Orange street, cczner of Edward. MT. Markwick lectured in An sonia Thursday night before the Young Peoples society of the church to which he is called, and after the lecture at 2 meeting of the committee all matters were satisfactorily arranged, and Mir. Markwick has since sent his formal letter of accept & I ance.
 AT ST. JOHN STREET CHURCH
 At St. John street M. E. church to-mor- row morning Rev. MT. Markwick will preach on s'The Key to Religious Truth. , Tomorrow evening praise service will be held, given by the choir, the program for which is as follows:
 Organ voluntary.
 Anthem Heavenly Father r............... {. Farmer Responsive reading. Y Hymn Epworth Hymnal No. 13a.
 HymIn.Epworth Hynnal No 100.
 Anthem Praise Ye the Father. Goanod HsspDnsEiSe Hy9pnmEpwenth Tenamg: Hymnal No. a17.
 Responsive reading. Anthem-Jubilate Dec. eo.....................Ma .Manto Responsive reaaingIhs Baatifudes. sSa Roert.
 QSolo by MT. Fred Post0 ofrertory- Ser My God to Thee. Barton
 CSolo by Miss Clara Warner) Responsive reading. s; Double quartetteS SFather Keep Us in Thy Benediction. sf
 ANCIENT HEROES AND HEROINES.
 The course of Sunday evening services at Dwight Place church by the pastor, Rev Dr. Twitchell, is very much appre- ciated by large congregations. The fifth in the course will be delivered tomorrow evening, subject: "Abram the Warrior. ? The general topic of the course is Leaves from the Lives of Ancient Heroes and Heroines." The pastor, who has been somewhat under the weather for four or five weeks, yet attending to his 1abors, is feeling considerably improved.
 ' SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINMENT,
 The readings and recitations given by Charles H. Aspinvall at the Ferry street church were of especial interest. The elocutionist is student of the National School of Elocution and Oratory of Phila delphia. The audience gave close atten- tion during the rendering of the severa pieces, now laughing and then almost crying. The rendering of "The Firs, Settlers Storyn and s'How Ruby Played are worthy of especial mention.
 AT THE MEssIAH CHURCH.
 At the Church of the Messiah Firs Universalist) tomorrow Rev. L. H. Squire will continue the course of sermons ol "The Old and New Theology" taking ul the subject of Conversions and Revi vals," and in the evening will give anothe of the practical lectures on Adultery, O the Social Evil, Tin which he will reviey to some extent Tolstoi's condemned work ssThe Kreutzer Sonata" A candid an, serious hearing is invited to this most i'm portant but difficult social problem. TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL cHuRcE The fourth week of the great revivs closed with the services last evening, an | the end is not yet. In the number ( seekers and enthusiasm and depth of T, igious feeling the gain has been so man fest that many are amazed. Among th | converts are business men, men of gra hairs, teachers of the public schools an Yale students.
 On Thursday evening Dr. McChesne called attention to the fact that seven di, and particularly in the 6:30 p. m. meetint
 Arrangements are now being made for I jubilee day when the number of seekel shall have reached five hundred. 4 On next Sunday revival services will held day and night.
 I sEAMEN's BETHEL. Nr. Charles E. Mont will speak at u l temperance meeting at the Seamen's Beth tomorrow evening.
 NASHVILLE M. E. CHURCH. 4 The revival meeting at the Westville \ K. church this evening will be conducte by the ''boy preacher" Harrison, who h, been 80 successfully conducting the T vival services now in progress at Trini, M. E. church.
 SUNDAY LECTURES AT TEE COURT STREE l TEMPLE.
 ja For the first time the Rev. Dr. K1eebeI I will deliver lecture in English to-morro I morning Sunday at II o'clock at u iI Court street temple. His subject will ''Is Faith or Reason the Basis of Religion Y All are invited. l SECOND CHURCH, FAIR HAVEN. l Tomorrow will be observed as 'sFiel day" in the Second Congregation church, Fair Haven. Rev. 0. H. Danie will preach at 10:30 a. m. and address will be given by Dr. Daniels and Rev. E. Tracy of Madura, India, at 7:30 p. T Different plans of work under the Amer can board will be presented at these mee ings.
 I THE CITY MISSIONS. | At the peoples service tomorrow evel ing at the City mission hall, corner. Court and State streets, the address wi be made by MT. Hubert w. Wells of Loui vile, Ky, MrWells is graduate of Yal class of '89, and has been associated vii the work of the city missions both at u Meadow street rooms and afterward at tl Grand avenue mission hall. He is { present the principal of the Westville hie school
 Y. M. Q. A. MEETINGS.
 The Sunday afternoon service of u Young Mems Christian association will n, be held at their rooms, but will be held Warner hall, No. 104O Chapel street, opp site Yale college, at 4 o'clock. Rev H. Nichols will speak and Clarence B. Will will sing. Mir. Willis was formerly gener secretary in this city.
 l MT. w. E. Colley, state secretary, vi | be at the rooms tonight and will speak young men. A desire has been express, to lead Christian life by forty young ms during the week.
 EVENING EDUCATIONAL GLASSES. l The evening classes at the Young Men Christian association open next week \ mechanical drawing, stenography, Germa
 penmanship, bookkeeping and musi l Young men desiring these advantag
 should apply for membership at once so
 to enter the first night. A little handbo,
 at the rooms will give full information. Fer rThanksgiying.
 The Woman's Board of City Missio
 much desire Thanksgiving donations
 cash, coal or provisions for the poor