Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-03
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

OqulTeb WILL SpedR Ou AoohAHS OPWoio and in the evening at 7:30 will be held a special service conducted by the young people on the subject, Something for Young Men and Women to do." This meeting will be conducted on somewhat new plan and is the first of the series of young peoples services, which It IS pur- posed to hold once 8 month during the season, Rev. MT. Squires continuing his lectures as usual on other Sunday eve- nings.
 There will be special musical service at St. Johns P. E. church tomorrow at p. m. The following program will be rendered:
 Gloria Patri-Anglican Chant. t..............c Cooke Sssaiaeat S,ssa a's5..,s Tours Anthem.mo"The Radiant Morn". Woodward offertory soloaForever with the Lord
 Mrs. Eilzabeth daifrey Richardson. 'A Doxology-Old Hundred. ...................... mn Iord is Exaited Postlude-Entree de Procession: :........ .Batiste
 A. L. Bristol, organst and choir master
 The evening service at the Church of the Redeemer, Rev. Dr. Phillips, pastor, will be resumed for the fall and winter com mencing tomorrow Dr. Phillips breaches tomorrow morning and evening.
 AT WARNER HALL.
 Rev. E. c. Towne will preach at Warner hall at 10:45 tomorrow morning, on Chris tianity as understood at Oxford (by Froude, Max Muller, Freemantle, etc. ) and as misunderstood at Yale. At 3 p. m. the Christian Culture class in literature, his tory and science. MT. Towne will give @ chapter on John Calvin's' conversion and the first origin of Calvanism. All persons interested in study are invited. At 7:30 lecture on the Sanskrit vedas of Hinduism, the oldest of the bibles of mankind, with
 NORMAL BIBLE SCHOOL.
 The Normal Bible school under the auspices of the American Institute of Sa- cred Literature will resume it's teaching in various classes October 4, at 3:30 p. m., in the chapel of the Trinity M. E. church. The instruction is free, and all interested in bible study are cordially invited to at tend.
 Next Tuesday, (not Wednesday, October 6, at 7:30 p. m.. the Young Peoples socie- street, will give 8 lecture on Home and Homesick, (German) by Rev. Berkeneyer of Mt Vernon, N. Y. Everybody cordial ly invited.
 MT. F. D. Ludington will address the temperance meeting at the Seaman's Bethel tomorrow night.
 The juvenile section of temperance is | rapidly growing, initiating goodly num- Der every meeting. They meet each Sun day afternoon. October 4, at their hall, | room 27 Insurance building, there will be very interesting exercises. MT. James Hopson will make an address. Come and see the work of the children. AT CENTER CHURCH. The 4 o'clock vesper services at Center church will be resumed Sunday afternoon Y. M. c. A. NOTES. l At the meeting of the Young Men'f 1 Christian association Sunday afternoon al 4 o'clock at their rooms, 713 Chapel street Rev. w. c. Blakeman will give an address and there will be music by the cornet and l organ. All young men are cordially in l vited. The young mems meeting will bt held at the rooms tonight as usual. The subject will be Sowing and Reaping." A large attendance is expected. Service a the jail Sunday morning at o'clock ai l usual.
 l JEWISH NEW YEAR SERVICES. There was deeply interested congrega ton present last evening at the Cour street temple to hear Rev. Dr. Kleeberg, who delivered one of his eloquent dis courses, the subject being one highly ap propriate to the opening of the Jewish New Year, which began at sunset last night.
 Equally interesting services were hel6 at the William street, Temple street and Factory, street synnagogues, where ap l propIiate services of a similar character were held. conducted by the respectiv. pastors of these orthodox Jewish churches
 THE CITY MISSIONS.
 Those who attend the peoples service or Sunday evenings at the City mission hal (corner of Court and State streets) vii value the help of the orchestra again to morrow evening after their absence during | the summer vacation time. MT. R. B Hughes will lead the instrumental music and the help of singers for the choir is de sired. The address to morrow evening will be by MT. w. G. Skinner of Wes Haven, who has for several years past beer successfully engaged in evangelistic ser | vice.
 | THE NEW PASTOR BREACHES.
 The Rev. Dr. Vail, the new pastor O. Trinity M. E. church, will preach Sunday for the first time to his new charge. Ser vices will be held at 10:30 and at 7:30 il the evening.
 l Personal.
 Mrs. Charles F. Wood and son Donald of Knoxville, Tenn, are at the home oi her parents, 97 Olive street.
 Mrs. Freeman, widow of the late Walter Freeman, who was apothecary at the hos pital here, was in town yesterday. l spent the last four months in the south, returned home Wednesday night. | MT. Charles L. Clark, the popular pro- prietor of the Sea View house cafe, is tc open very handsome cafe and chop house at 35 Broadway about November 1.
 MT. Horace P. Shares is beginning to make arrangements for his departure for his annual winter sojourn in Florida. MT. Shares says the indications are that the New Haven delegation in Florida the coming season will be larger than ever before.
 Rev. MT. Ross, formerly pastor of the West Chapel street Baptist church, who has been in the north for several weeks, is visiting his old friends here He is pastor of the Main street Baptist church in Jacksonville, Florida. It is now about seven years since MT. Ross closed his pas l torate here.
 Professor J. NJ. Lee and wife will start | next Monday for a weeks carriage drive | through the country, stopping at the Dan | bufy fair day or two, thence to their Cloverdale farm, where they intend to spend the balance of the time Mrs Lee