Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-26
AT THE CHURCHES TOMORROW
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AT THE CHURCHES TOMORROW. Music-Other Religious
 Notes of Interest. The Christmas praise service at the East | Pearl street M. E. church to have been given last Sunday evening and postponed on account of sickness, will be given to- morrow evening at 7.S0. Program as fol- lows:
 3 Anthem-Arise, shine-Buck ....... Chorus Psalm.
 4 Hymn l81.
 E. Soprano solo-christmas, Shelley, Miss Reyes
 Violin obligato. Miss Thompson 2 Response-Jerusalem the Golden. ...,. 9 AnthemSTe Deum in minor Choir. Buck 10 Ofertory-
 12 Anthem-Christmas Song, Chorus ... William IS Hymn 19O. -,.~1- IS Anthem-Gloria in Excelsis in fiat, Choir
 Buck 1e Hymn o7s a At the Church of the Messiah First Universalist) to-morrow's program:
 MORNING. s
 A special Christmas service, including: Organ selection-Communion. ............ .Batiste QuartetNIn Heavenly Love Abiding. ... Holden Quartet-o Shepherds Did You Hear2. Dow fostiuae Spone
 EVENING. Organ prelude At Evening. g........:D Dudley Buck %Rsa drsan cornsf and Quartet-Shout the Glad Tidings.. i E. L. Baker Response.Now the Day is Over. Barnby Scripture reading. Hymn-The Light of the World Congregation onertorylorgan. so
 Soprano solo with violin obiigato.5 aymn-Sun OF My Soul. ............ Congregation fostluoe. UNITED SERVICE AT THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. An especially fine service is expected at the First Baptist church tomorrow night, when the united choirs of the First Bap= tist and Davenport churches, amounting some forty voices, will render several of addresses will be made by Pastors Meserye and Mason.
 JUVENILE TEMPLAks. The Juvenile Templars of Temperance will be addressed by Rev. aDr. McLane, pastor of College street church Sunday afternoon at o'clock in Temple of Homer hall, 27 Insurance building. Friends of | temperance are invited to be present. AT THE sEAMEN's BETHEL. D. P. Candee will speak on temperance at the Seamen's bethel, on Water street; Bertie Judd will give recitations, on Sun dow oponino noooro har QH Moafinr l mences at 7:30. All are invited. | Music at the Church of the R edeemer.
 The following special Christmas music has been arranged for the regular morning and evening services tomorrow at the Church of the Redeemer: MORNING.
 Prelude-Pastorale, from Light of the World, Anthem-Angels from the Realms of Glory, 1 Hymn SIS While Shepherds Watched, Bartlett l Response-Bethlehem m....................Go Gounod Hymn ss1-oCong. g.)-Adeste Fideieo " " .Naveile Postlude-And the Glory of the Lord, CMessiah) Handle | EVENING. Prelude-Pastoral Symphony, (Messiah) Handle Anthem-There Were Shepherds. COG. Shepard Hymn s34-Hark, What Mean Those Holy ResponssVIike Silver Lamps. Barnby | Ofertory-Nazareth. ......................G .Gounot Hymn 3i7-He Came Upon the Midnight Clear, | Sullivan Aria-Rejoice Greatly, CMessiah). ....... .Hande l Authentic Thee Be Praise Forever. .... .Costs | Hymn 335 (Cong.)
 l Postlude-Hallelujah CMessiah).
 The series of evening talks on the para ble of the Prodigal Son, interrupted by thu ! special Christmas service, will be resumed next Sunday night, January 3. Subject Examine and Repentance" At Court Street Temple.
 Dr. Kleeberg will speak Sunday morning at il o'clock in the Court street synagogu on the Contrast Between Theosophy an' Judaism"
 Sunday evening the feast of the Macca bees will be celebrated by the kindling O lights and by songs of praise.
 West Havener Robbed.
 Bernard Shanley of West Haven reperte, to the police last evening that he had beel robbed of a silver watch in George Miller saloon, Custom House square, during scufhe yesterday. The watch was value' at $10, and was secured by breaking tn chain to which it was attached.