The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-24

near tusure.. This classes of tina Physical
Department of tine Peoples Palace will
reorganizs on Tuesday ave ming, Septem-
Der 81. under Prof. David Bramley. The
subject assigned for mex weeks Friday
evening prayer meeting is Religious
Dead Men"
The Willing Workers OF Marion will
hold services of song tomorrow afternoon
and evening.
The Kings Daughters of the West Side
Nd. 4. Church CAV an amusing enter
inner last Thursday evening, called
the "Deestrict Skule." A bevy OF young
ladies. dressed in %anliquated gowns and
bonnets, conducted the greater part Of
the performance, which was repeated
from q former occasion. The proceeds
went to the church debt fund.
The Young Women's Association
opened its evening session for the winter
last Monday ut its rooms, No. 112 Grand
street. The Board Of Managers will meet
on Thursday afternoon. September q. at
four O'Clock.
Between the Faith Curists and the Sal
valton Army, things are kept moving In
former have gathered new life from their
tenth annual couvocation. and vie with
the latter in the fervor, not to say noise
OF their exercises.
TIT Sunday school of the John Knox
Presbyterian Churcn has taken posses
Siou OF tne new lecture ROOM, ana WILL
meet there tomorrow.
Rev. DIR. Morgan, of New York City,
has received a call to the Park Reformed
Church, on East Hamilton place. IL has
been an open secret for some time that
Kew. DIR. Morgan would be chosen. and
announcement WINS tnade to hat effect in
these columns some time since.
The new Catholic club house on Jersey
avenue, between Second aud Third
streets, will be formally opened October
"A. There will be- a ten days fair continu-
ing through November 8.
There is a vacancy in the Tabernacle
quattette. Miss Kate Moore. who has
been the contralto solJist for some time
past, has resigned her position to teach
music in St. Mary's Academy, F~aribauIt,
Mimi. Miss Moore is an exceptionally
good sight reader. beside possessing con-
siderable talent for violin and organ. Her
understanding of the theory of music Is
intelligent and comprehensive. The
choir has r~eorganiZed aud Is already re-
hearsing for its celebration of the centen-
MAI OF Americas discovery, October 8, at
7:45 O'Clock. On the programme will be
a lie Deum by Warwick Jordan, with ac-
compartment for brass quartette. an an
them by Sullivan aud the Gloria from
MoZart's Twelfth Mass. already SO sue
sessfully given last season. Rehearsals
are held every Saturday evening, under
the direction of Mr.. Victor Baier.
All persons interested in Christian En-
deayor work will read-with pleasure the
announcement of the New Jersey State
Convention. 10 be held at Bridgeton Octo.
more when they hear that DR.. Deems,
the Rev. A. B Richardson, of Camden,
and the Rev. Charles Wood, D. D., of
Germantown. are already engaged as
speakers. and the committee hope at an
early date to announce the names OF
n ~ n M nf n
Dixon and others.
The Rev. David Mitchell will preach
tomorrow evening upon Letting Well
Alone" He will touch upon rogre in
spite of obstacles, upon political freedom
IN opposition to slavery, upon the veal OF
the race rather than its woe. There Will
be a hearty song service in advance.
The Rev. Theu. He1sig, who was a ptis-
ober on the Inflated Normannia, will
tomorrow a series of Sunday
evening sermons u gested by his recent
experiences. These ermon will be
preached in the First Baptist Church. on
Grove street. The subject tomorrow
evening, Some of Ny Experiences and
Observations While in Quarantine"
A novel service will be Eeld in the Tab
ernacle Sunday evening. Mr.. john p.
Quinn of Chicago. who has been a gamb-
Ter for Is years. will give a public expose
OF the secrets aud swindlinR devices of
the gambling profession. Implements of
the trade will be exhibited and their de-
ceptions explained. Mr.. Quinn was ar
rested II times. and 16 times his ill-gotten
gains secured his release. For IA months
he wore a striped suit. The lecture will
be Intensely Interesting to young men.
Following the plan adopted last year, a
series OF lectures and musicales will De
six consecutive Thursdays. commencing
October g.. commencing October 6 at
Emory N. E. Church, Bergen and Bel
mont avenues. Among those to appear
are the Rev. Bishop j. P. Newman,
Brothers, Moriata Beals, Anthony Com.
stock, Bertha Webb, the Swedish Quar-
tetts Company. the Forest Quartette ana
Miss A. D. White.