Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-07
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METHODIST SOCIAL UNION MEETING.
A meeting of the Methodist social union
will be held at Trinity M. E. church on
Monday evening, November 9, at 1880.
Addresses will be made upon topics of in
terest to Methodists generally, such as
"The late Ecumenical Conference at |
Washington" ''The Epworth League" by |
Rev. II. D. Weston of East Pearl street |
church; ''The Sunday School," by Dr..
Vail of Trinity. The addresses will be fol-
lowed by discussions of the subject by
members of the union.
The supper, which has been the feature
of other meetings, will not be served on
this occasion.
All who are interested are cordially in
vited to be present.
CONCERTS AT GRACE M. E. CHURCH.
The Y. P S. G. E. of Grace M. E. church
are to give two concerts for the benefit of
the Sunday school. The first will be a
musical and literary entertainment to be
given Friday evening, November 20; the
second, the sacred cantata Esther" given
Wednesday evening, December 9. Both
concerts will be conducted by eminent
local soloists. Tickets can be secured at
the music stores. Edith Barker, secretary.
AT THE UNITED CHURCH.
The service tomorrow evening at 7:30
in the United church will be in the inter
est of negro education as represented by
| the Tuskeegee Normal and Industrial in
stitute at Tuskeegee, Ala. A quartet of
| students will sing negro songs peculiar to
| the "black belt of the south" Two of the
| students will speak; one will tell how he
! is getting his education and at the same
| time learning the printers trade, and the
other will tell how he is succeeding in
learning blacksmithing while studying.
Remarks will also be made by Booker 7.
| Washington, principal of the Tuskeegee
| school, and others.
AT WARNER HALL.
| Rev. E. G. Towne, on account of an en-
gagement elsewhere, will not hold service
tomorrow, either morning or evening.
On the Sunday following, November Is,
Mr. Towne will transfer his evening dis
| courses on the bibles of mankind to the
| morning, and devote the evening services
to university subjects, of which the first
and second will be ''The Damnation Over
taking Party Politicians" and the "Bru-
talism of Competitive Athletics"
AT THE Y. M G. A.
The week, November 8-14, will be OBJ
served at the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION as week of prayer for young
men. A conservation service will be held
at the rooms, Sunday afternoon, at 4
o'clock. There will be singing by male
choir from the East Pearl street church
Services will be held each evening during
the week at the rooms. Rev. E, G. Sage
will be present and speak at each of these
meetings, except the one on Monday even
ing. These talks will undoubtedly bt
very interesting, and large attendance il
expected.
THE CITY MISSIONS.
: In accordance with their vote to CON
duct the Sunday evening service at thu
City Mission hall the second Sunday O
each month, the Christian Endeavor so
ciety of the United church will hav,
, charge of that service tomorrow evening
Mr.. Francis Potter of the United church
will lead singing, and the regular orches
ira will also be present to assist. All ar
invited to attend not only the usual serv
ice: commencing at 7:3O, with singing fo1
the first quarter of an hour, but also tn
after meeting (from about $40 for half al
hour or more) which has been held fo
the first four or five sundays and with ex
cellent results both in conversions and il
restoration to Chriftian living. The Cit,
Mission hall is on the corner of Court ant
State streets, with entrance on Cour
1 | street.
AT THE FIRST M. E. CHURCH.
f The following program will be RENDERED
i by Edison's electric photograph at tn
First NJ. E. church next Monday evenin
? | at 8 O'Clock:
Cornet Soio.Miiitary Band Lear
l Voca Selection-Drar Robin. Charles Lawrenc
| Gimore's Band-Onward March ..............
Recit4tion-One-L Leg ged Duck: :...:..:.....:
song-Luilaby. .....................JK Emme
American Airs. .Cappa's seventh Regiment Ban
| Song-Comrades. .George j. Kin
INTERMIssIoN-PART SECOND.
? Speaking into the photograph by the audience
, Cornet Solo, Love to Tell the Story. Emerso
Vocal Selection-Bonnie Eyes Of Blue. 49,.
Comic Meditation. Bradford H William
Cornet Solo v it'll Brass Band.
a | Laug hing Song-Southern Plantation Life....
Comic Song-Down Went McGinty.
Fire Alarm. 800. Twenty Second Regiment Ban
song-swanee River-With Banjo Accom-
Panlment .....H. Westo
Cappa s Seventh Regiment Ban
3 Song-A Quiet Little Home. ...........N. Engle
r FAIR HAVEN Y. M. c. A.
At the meeting of the Fair Haven Y. M
= c. A. on Monday, after favorable report
were read the following officers were elect
r ed for the coming year:
+ | President-D NJ. James,
Vice president-N. A. Beebe.
+ Recording secretary-W. R. Downs.
- Treasurer-E. D. Smith
Directors for three years,C: D; Parmalee,
The Sunday afternoon meeting will b
!. conducted by Rev. E. M. Poteat of Cal
vary Baptist church. Next week will b
, the Y. M. G. A. week of prayer and meet
ings will be held at the rooms Tuesday
, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday even
ings, at which there will be male dou
4 BILE quartette to conduct the singing.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. J. H. Mason will begin on Sunday
November s, series of evening sermon
entitled "The Building of a World.
. These sermons will be six in number, ant
will take up the six days of creation as de
| scribed in the first chapter of Genesis
The subject is one that is arousing mucl
discussion at the present day, and on
that ought to have special interest TO
every Christian soul.
The services will be as follows:
The first day: The Darkness and the Light
| the second day: The Firmament; the third day
| Earth and Seas; the fourth day: The Lights o
Heaven; the fifth day: Animal Life; the sixth
2 | day: The Beast and the Man.
SUNDAY SERVICES AT YALE.
Professor Brastow of the divinity schoo
| will preach in Battell chapel on Sunda,
7 morning and in the evening Presiden
!, Dwight will make the address in Dwigh
hall.
Next week will be observed as the weel
of prayer Short prayer services will b
held every evening in the '94 room i,
Dwight hall.
4 A. o. #. Arbitration.
The A. o. F. board of arbitration me
: last night at the A. O.. F. for hearin
on the Court Robert Emmett and Cour
Middletown difficulty. The matter TO
: arbitration concerns the funds realized o.
8 a joint excursion of the courts given il
July. Up to very late hour last nigh
r the difficulty had not been settled.
REPAYING FRIENDSHIP.
, An Attempted Assault on an italian
. Woman by Her husbands Frien,
ARRESTED in a Factory.
. There came to light yesterday Afternoon
E a iendish assault and cutting ARRAY tina