The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-22

feebleio walk with ease. so that even the
most fnfirm may come la cnuicl again
and see how uuch everyone thinks of
them. Everyone who has sung the Moody
ana SankeY hymns rennam bers the
name Of Fanny Crosby. written alb I'VE so
many familiar verses. THIS famous
woman is now nearly eighty years old,
and has been entirely blind tor many
years, dnring which her most beautiful
songs were written. Tomorrow morning
she Will speak to The old people and their
friends at the Emory church, aud tell
some OF the Interesting experiences with
human nature with which her loug life
has been filled. Among the guests VINO
have been invited are the members of the
Old Ladies' Home, of which DR.. Lowrie
has always been u firm friend.
Kidding NJ. E. Church completes its
rally week" tomorsow. The Rev. DR..
Jackson has cause to congratulate him
self upon the success OF mis- enterprise,
financially n socially.
Ii the ciergymen of this city should
tell the truth. the whole truth and moth
ing but the truth, they would very likely
say that they were glad Christopher
Columbus was all through with dis
covering America, October %. They have
ceen preaching II lecturlng about the
great ex plorer for the last two weeks aud
now they are very glad to. let him sink
into temporary oblivion. Among the
pastors who assisted at the school cele-
bration were DR.. p. ID. Van Cleef of the
Wayne Street Reformed, Rev. VIM.
Eakfns Of st. Paul's M. f. Chulcn, Rev.
David Mitchell OF the Scotch Presby-
terlan. Rev. VIM. D.. Grant. South Bergen
Reformed; Rev. Chr. WGlfkin. North
Baptist; Rev. Q. E. Little. Lafayette NJ.
e; Rev. i. j. kommers. Lafayette Re-
formed, Rev. Charles Wright, Central
A venue Church; kev. Mr.. Chapman. st.
Pauts +. E.; Rev. VIM. Bruce, Green
vile Reformed; Rev. DIR. MCGOWAN,
Linden Avenue NJ. E; Rev. Edward Me-
Mimi. Summit Avenue Baptist, aud Rev.
Charles Herr of the First Presbyterian
Church.
Columbus was honored Yesterday at
the Palisade M. E. Church, when all the
ministers of the vicinity united in a
praise service. The singing was excel
lent, and there were a number of inter
esting addresses. The Rev. E. N. Crasts,
pastor OF the church. was the originator
Of the place.
Epworth Leagues Chapters con ected
with the West Side and Emory NJ. E.
Churches. will meet In the ~parlors. OF the
latter church GU Monday night.
The FIRST OF the regular Friday services
at Temple Beth-El. Grove and Montgom-
cry streets. formerly ST. Marks Church.
was held last night. Rabbi j. Schweifzer
pAO . ytNGS4 10.
The Rev. NJ. l.. Gates is giving a series
OF Columbus lectures Of Monday even
inRs. he Is the pastor of Grace M. E.
Church, Tonnele ave nue.,
The Rev. Israel W.. Hathaway, pastor
OF the Westminster Presbyterian Church
Will illustrate his lecture tomorrow even
ing with s~tereopticon views.
The Rev. DR.. Atkinson will breach 10
the Young ladies of his congregation to-
morrow. evening in the West Side M. K.
Church.
Two weeks from tomorrow the choir of
the Bergen Reformed Church will give a
programme of exceptional interest at the
and orgauisG, and the quar-
'tette, will render u remarkable selection
of sacred music.
the ladies of the First German Evan
gelical Church. Monmouth street, will
bring to a close their Worlds Fair" this
evening. The Week has been highly sue
cessful from a financial standpoint.
In addition to the fairs last
week, ST. Matthew's P. E. Church, Sus-
sex street, will hold n columbian
Bazaar" November go and 80, and Decem-
Der l and 2. The name explains It's ma
ture.
The Rev. J. Finch of Hoboken and the
Rev. Theodore Heisig will exchange
pulplts tomorrow morning.
Sunday. October 80, will be celebrated
by the First Baptist Church as mission
ury centennial day. tn the morning the
pastor Will preach a special ermon COM
aiemorariye OF the organization Of the
nrst missionary society In the world. III
the afternoon b Sunday school will rsu-
der a very attractive and instructive pro-
graume. In the evening the Y. p. S. @.
Il Will have charge of tha services and
nave arranged q very interesting and
profitable programme. Everybody is
welcome to all Of these seryices.
Mr. w. Beach. of West Bergen. will
speak in "Old Trinity NJ. 4. Church
Sunday evening on that ever interesting
topic; Salt LAKE CITY and MormonismH
Mr.. Beach travels with his eyes open
and generally knows what he is talking
about. Every one will want to hear this
Interesting speaker handle his live sub
ject.
Tomorrow evening in the Tabernacle
the keeley cure for drunkenness will be
considered. w. H. Rowell and Allen
Burdick, I'd. D., OF the Kelley Institute,
VIII deliver addresses. Much interest
mas oeen manifested IN the country con-
cerning the cure of inebriates by the
Kelley chloride of gold treatment, aud
a large audience is expected. Physicians
are especially invited and anyone will
have the right to ask questions about the
the cure and its results. DIR. Burdick is
one OF DR.. Leslie keelev's staff. aud. in
point IT service, n of the oldest physi-
clans connected with the Kelley Insti-
ute, which claims to cure not only the
Liquor habit, but the opium, morphine.
cnloral and cocaine habits.
Simpson NJ. E. Church will observe
Columbus Day tomorrow. The pastor
will preach appropriate sermons. the
Pennsylvania band will render choice
music. The choir, under the leadership
of Prof. Seeley, will present a fine pro-
gramme at both services.