Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-28
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Dofngs at the Churches To-NIorrow-
 Other Church Matters.
 Rev. MT. Anderson of the McAll mis- sion, Paris, will speak at Humphrey street church Sunday forenoon and at Davenport church on Sunday evening.
 MONTHLY BIBLE LECTURES.
 The second of the new series of monthly Bible lectures will be given by Rev. Dr. Brown in the First Presbyterian church on Elm street, between Orange and State, next Sabbath evening, November 29 The lecture will be ''Theories and Difficulties Concerning the First and Second Chapters of Genesis"
 COMING REVIVAL MEETING.
 At the Church of the Messiah First Universalist) tomorrow Rev. L. H. Squires will speak in the morning on 'sSome Re- 1igious Lessons from the Pews," and in the evening on "The Revival the World Needs" A course of revival meetings will be held every evening next week, conducted by Stanford Mitchell of Boston, a notable singer and evangelist. On Monday even ing Rev J. N. Emery of Bridgeport will preach. The public are cordially invited to attend all services.
 THE CITY MISSIONS.
 At the peoples service tomorrow even ing at the City Mission hall, corner of Court and State streets, MT. Charles B. Hall of New York city will speak upon ''The Second Coming of Christ" Mr. Hall has prepared and will make use of a chart in explanation of the prophecies upon this subject. The opening song ser vice begins at 7:30 p. m. The seats are free to all.
 sEsvICEs AS USUAL TO MORROW.
 At the First Baptist church the changes have been completed and the regular ser vices will be held tomorrow. In the even ing Rev. MT. Mason will give the third sermon on the "Six Days of Creation" i" as shown in the first chapter of Genesis
 AT THE BETHEL.
 Rev. Dr. McLane and the young people of the College street church will take charge of the meeting at the Seamen's Bethel tomorrow evening.
 AT THE FERRY STREET CHURCH.
 Next Sunday Rev. Burdett Hart will preach at 10:30 and Rev. J. D. Ritchey of the senior class in Yale seminary will preach at 7:30, the pastor, Rev. Milton s. Phillips being unable to preach.
 For Sunday evening service Church of the Redeemer tomorrow:
 Gloria in Excelsis in F, Tours Hymn 745-Guide me, 0 thou Great iJehovah poos. n.:,, :;,d PIotow Hnthem~There is i riVer, @ 4sth psalm n .BueE
 Y. NJ. C., A. SERVICES.
 At the meeting of the Young Mems Christian association Sunday afternoon at o'clock there will be an address by Rev. A. A. d'Larme of the Hope Baptist church. All young men are cordially invited to be present and enjoy the service.
 Young mems meeting at o'clock to- night at the rooms. All young men well come.
 Service at the jail Sunday morning at o'clock, as usual.
 THANKSGIVING SERVICE TOMORROW EVEN At Dwight Place church tomorrow even ing Thanksgiving praise service will be held at 7:3O. The program includes an organ prelude, 'Gloria in Excelsis," from Gounod; recitation service by congrega- tion; the singing of the Congregational hymn, "Holy Hope," composed by the pas tor, Rev. Dr. Twitchell, during the pres entt year; Thanksgiving anthem, "The Lord Said, from Berthold Tours; prayer: prayer response, Twilight" from Apt; Congregational hymn, "Bless Ye the Lord;'' cantata Gin O, from Buck, by the quar- tette; antiphonal chant; remarks; soprano solo, Miss Hazlett; offertory; anthem, "Bonum Est," from Buck, by double quartette; congregational hymn, "Amer- ica."
 AT ST. THOMAS.
 Choral service at St. Thomas church Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Psaiter Proper Psalms, Anglican Chants Cantate Donino-Chant. .Lahee Deus Misereatur-1nA A. J. C. D. Parker Anthem-"Behold a King Shall Reign. Hymn 4s4-"Judgment Hymn" ......... Rogers Recessional Hymn-.. "Hosanna" SERVICES FOR POLICEMEN.
 Monday afternoon at o'clock religious services will be held in the patrolmen's room at police headquarters. The ser vices are to be conducted by women, prom inent among whom is Miss Gurney, who has lately arrived from London. She will explain the manner of conducting the services in European police stations. This