The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-16

81 the q. &. wide COMPANY. wholesale dry
goods dealers OF Nov York. will deliver an at
dress on Men Wanted. Mr.. Wilde has spoken
to over two hundred associations all over the
country, and always draws q crowd. He has
been an active business man for over thirty
wears. during seventeen OF which he was man
chant prince, A 7. iStewart. Admission to the
address will bs by ticket. which may be pro-
cured from members of the association, or at
"a 81 's saSsssn ersolpg in Us 4asernacls Rev
John 7. S~eudder viii give ? prelude on the
sariy closing movement He will tell what he
thinks Of, and what the public ought to do with
certain stores who conspire to make the move
tnent a failure.
The Epworth League Of the Linden avenue
A. z Church meets next Thursday evening ia
the lecture room OF the church.
On Friday afternoon the Helping Hand. q
aides society, will meet In the lecture room OF
Rev. Mr.. MCGOWAN. OF this church. will intro
duce into his Sunday evening sermon a short
dissertation on the Congress OF Religions at tue
Worlds Fair at Chicago. i.
On Tuesday evening September 10, there will
be O harvest home entertainment In Grace NJ.
L. Church. givea by the children. The pro
gramme will consist OF music and OF humorous
Of the evening will be- Neck fwistingi by
Steele sPlyers, Hardware, n. 81" Tomorrow
evening the Pastor. the Rsv, ~, {. Gates. will
preach the seeond OF his Candle Sermons, I"
With o prelude on Convict Labor"
The ReysJ. G. jackson, Pm. D., will preach at
the sHedding church, Montgomery street, to-
morrow. morning. on some Mistakes About
Mistakes About Death"
W. H. Rutan, Superintendent Of the Rescue
Mission. Newark, will conduct both afternoon
and evening meetings at the Willing Workers
Mission. Marion, tomorrow. Miss Kate 0osler
will preside at the organ.
The Rev. Mr.. L. Grant has returne ed from his
vacation aud will preach tomorrow morning
and evening at the South Bergen Reformed
Mr. Il. W. Cranshaw will lecture at the Chris.
atiadeiphiau meeting room, Union Hall, Grove
And Fourth IA streets, tomorrow morning.
The Rev. David Mitchel's morning subject
tomorrow at the Scotch Presbyterian Chnrcn,
Mercer street. with be "Hsndei's Messiah in
A week of special religious services will be
commenced in Simpson M. e. Church, the Rev.
?; aslls,on' pass9ri .o@orsow evening sn, l. is
equipment for greater religious work In the
community than heretofore and many persons
now indifferent to the claims Of Righteousness
may be led TO change their course.
rhe Rev. w: s. MCGOWAN. d. D., WIN preach
at the Linden Avenue NJ: E. Church omorrow
morning on The resurrection uf the Body" in
the evening on "Ths Possibility OF a Universal
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Of Green
Vile Will celebrate Its twenty fifth anniversary
on October /. The Rev. George Burkhardt will
on the same day celebrate the twentieth ami
versary of his pRsIorate.
Mrs. Fred Landregau has been elected to re-
present the Lafayette branch of the W. c. 7. U.
at the State convention, to begin at Camden,
0ctobers3.
The Rev. NJ. L. Gates, D.. D.. Pastor of Grace
n. = Church, will address the four O'clock
sos Newark avenue, tomorrow.
J. A. Forney of the New York. will deliver an
address on THE Second Coming Of Christ Co
row afternoon at 3.45 O'Clock.
There was a meeting last night Of the Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeayor. of the
A special song service, with inst rumental
music, will preceda the evening Sc rvice at
Emory NJ. e. Church, Bergen and Belmont
The R ev. Robert K. Wick Will preach at, both
services at the Wayne Street Reformed Church
tomorrow.
Mrs. Burkhardt wife of Rev. George Burk.
hardt, pa stor of the Zion Evangelical Lutheran
Church, has returned from her trip to Idiau-
apoiis. Her two children, George and Olivia,
who ace ompanied her, have also returned.
While at indianapolis Mrs. Burkhardt visited
the soldiers e1cainpment there.
The Young Peoples Society of the Christian
Endeayor OF the Westminster Presby terrain
Church will give a golden rod sociabie on Fri
day evening next. The young people Of the
church will assist In recitations and songs. The
Boys Brigade viii have g rehearsal ne xt We'd
nesday evening.
The new organ of Summit Avenue Baptf {
Church is almost cofnpisted. Mr.. Wordsw nth,
the builder, says he expects to have it fiatshed
for use in thrse weeks.tims. Ap organ recital
--+t w ~ "bSa Sf0 II - ahI StiL ~ tO0Ays xOI
tue first time since the building OF this organ was
begun. services will ba held in the church audi
torium tomorrow. The services were conducted
in an adjoining room before Its. completion.
The Baptist City Missiomwiil hold a meeting at
the church next Tuesday evening. Among the
speakers wilt b. Mr., De Wolfe, State Supsrin-
tendont of Baptist Mission Work, and the Rev.
r. NJ. Harrison of Brooklyn.
W. s. G. e. service - were held In the First
Presbyterian Cnurctf, last night and the Mon
treal convention Was. discussed. Members
from all the societies In the city were present.
The report of the Montreal convention was
read by Miss Lou Benedict OF the society Of the
First Presbyterian Church. The Rev. ]. Wilbur
Chapman's address was read by Miss Louise E.
Eddy from the First > Reformed Church Of
Bayonne, N. j. The. annual address of the
Rev. Fl 2. Clark, president of the United
Christian Endeayor Society. was read by Miss
Adelaide Sloat from the First erian
Church. Arlington, MI.
Miss Anna Wickham, from the First Reformed
Church, of Bayonne,. N. j., read a paper on
1.-THE consscration Meeting and the Return
yenflon,'' by Mr.. Maxwell R. Wright, from the
jersey city Tabernacle, followed.