The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-03-04

Is reputed to be an excellent leader and
trainer.
The present series of evening sermons
upon the various denominations at He'd
ding NJ. E. Church will conclude with
QUE tomorrow evening upon why / am
a Methodist Bishop e. q. Andrews of
the Methodist Episcopal Church will pro-
vide the prelude letter.
A serieso of special sermon will be de-
livered in the South Bergen Reformed
Church, beginning tomorrow morning and
concluding Sunday evening. March II:
The topic IS THE Larger Christian Life.''
The discussions are as follows
Tomorrow 1890, OF Assurance. Pastor Grant,
T.30, OF Conservation, Rev. Wm. Vaughan;
{, Monday 8 P. NJ, OF Faith, Rev. G. Brett, D.
{, Tuesday. 8 F. NJ, OF Prayer, Rev. E. Mac
s, Wednesday, sP. M, OF Holiness, Rev. ].
., Thursday. 8 ?. M, OF self-denial, Rev. A. S.
10, Friday. 81. NJ, OF Service. Rev. t. ].
Il, sunday, 1o.soA. NJ. or Fellowship. Pastor
Grant; 7.30 p. NJ, OF Concentrated Aim, Rev. /.
W. Hathaway, D. D.
Special music will be rendered.
The evening lecture tomorrow at the
Christadetphians meeting rooms, Union
Hall, will be especially interesting to the
| general public. who will be able then to
hear some of the principle doctrines OF
the Christadelphians. The subject will
he Religious Infidelity," and Mr.. r. l..
Cranshaw Of Elizabeth will be the
speaker.
evening, the choir will sing for the first
Time in Jersey City, Dudley Bucks Len
ten cantata, "The Story OF the Cross"
The work, though it seems and Is very
simple. is still. In its very simplicity, diff
cult, and has required much patient
work by both conductor and choir. To-
morrow evening Mr.. John White will
preside at the organ. There will be two
quartettes, the regular. composed oil
Mrs. Conron Let's, soprano; Miss Hoguh.
| falling, ~contralto; Mr.. Edward Boep,
tenor; MI. +. Ehrens, basso aud another.
| composed of Mrs. M. e. Schwarz,
soprano; Miss Marina Meyers, cohtraito;
Mr.. Hicks, tenor aud Mr.. William 2.
interpreted by Mr.. Boys; VINO sings the
| the beautiful passages of Christ's suffer
inRs; Mr.. Ehrens as PLATE, Mrs. Let's,
Miss Houghtaling, and Messrs. Under
hill and Rosenbaum.
A fine musical programme has been
| prepared for tomorrow evenings services
| In the Greenville Reformed Church.
| Choirmaster Westervelt will be In charge.
He has arranged a programme which In
| cludes solos, DUETS, quartettes and
choruses. These services, which were
| first given as an fexperlment some months
ago, have been very successful aud have
been the means Of drawing larger CON
gregations.
The Rev. Il. G. Cronin of Kansas City
has accepted a call to the Passionate OF the
Second Presbyterian Churcn, Third
street. The people of the Second Church
will have an able and popular preacher
who has many warm and admlrlna
friends in Jersey City.
A meeting of the Christian EGdeayor
Circle, of the First Presbyterian Church,
was held last evening. The Usual routine
business was transacted.
The Rev. Charles +. Little, pastor Of
the Lafayette NJ. E. Church, will de-
nounce from his pulpit tomorrow evening,
the Assemblymen and Senators who
vo;ed Tor the race track bills. The SUB
ject of Pastor Little's discourse will BE-
vicious Legislation"
The service of song at the Bergen Re
formed Church tomorrow hight will be
gin with Il prelude for cello aud organ
by Richard Wagner. This Anthem viii
be by Mosenthai, the Lord's Prayer, com
posed for this choir by 2. a. Schneider
rhe Gloria Patri also will be by Mosen
thai, The response TO the Apostle:
Me-" baritone solo with cello obli-
cato. The other numbers will be Chad
wick's setting OF Hymn 624,."ArI Thol
Weary, Art Thou Languiu;" Gounod'.
"Light from, Heaven with cello obi
CATO: aud S~chnecker's anthem, Sun Q
my Soul" The artists will be MIR. Loui
Raphael DressIer, oreanist and director
Mr.. %. Langey. yfolonceliist: Miss Lillian
Kompf. soprano; Mrs, Frank b. Molten
alto; MIR. Fred A, Parker, tenor, and MIR
William f. Brown. bass. The serve
will begin a67:45 p. NJ.
The annual meeting OF the New
ark Epworth League will b.
held in the Centenary Church
on Tuesday evening, April a
April ), The Newark Conference Life In
surance Association at $50: at 7;30, an
ufversary Of Centenary Fund an,
Preachers Aid Society; April 6, ami
versary of Woman's Foreign Missionar,
Society at 2 P. NJ, in Kidding NJ. L
Church; 8 p. NJ, Woman's home Mission
airy Society; April Z, anniversary of tn
Sunday School Union and Tract Society
at $50; 7:30 2. NJ, Church Extension So
ciety; $50. Freedman's Aid Society; Apri
s., 7:30lP. NJ Conference Temperance Sc
eiety, services all day Sunday: Monday
April 10, Bible Society at 2:S0. Confer
ence EducationaI Society at $3.50; Tues
day, business session at 9 o'clock. Bisho
Filzperald will preside aC the Conference