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men tomorrow evening, subject, 1.-THE Young Man :"
The sermons win continue for i've Sundaysf ~,
DR.. =. NJ. Freeman, will address the young men OF
h Enwyo uhu Leaa apen Of Emor W9cshn urcn win meet to-
morrow evening at GAS F. NJ. =,
The Rev. William Eaklns Of St. Paul's Church w!tll
preach TOMORROW morning on the famous text, go
to the Ant Thou siuggard." The sermon IN the
crastso Chapter Paiisade Methodist Church. re-
Gently celebrated the fifth anniversary Of the or
r Tahi 4. Seil 81 Sang las s aues. p rsases A. FEE T. Ed /; told
of Crasto Chapters organization and subsequent
e. a.SBfS sacn an Of f fSe Vest wetx sac adSsGmn etRnodist Church made
an address; He compltmented Pastor Crasto on ms
Be the Tie" With all present standing with Joined
hands.
Protestant Episcopal.
Trinity Sunday tomorrow will be appropriately
service and a sermon from the Rector. the Rev. G. 5.
4 very excellent lecture was delivered in st.
Mary's F. +. Church last night by the Rev. N. Man
ming Sherwood. His subject Was "The Brain age
Claim" The lecturer was warmly applauded for
his labors.
Reformed.
A clipping sociable and entertainment was held in
evening" we under the : auspices Of the Sunday School
class No. IA. The proceeds are to be used TO pay the
The class has already diminished the bill by 500,
and expects to finish the payment by last evenings
TI ees prosra ams eonSMi and 1 %ps. ERd afs W "a 8 xery G sssst
saxton, We've Jackson, Fred Van Zee. +. E. Mulcox,
Stella Post, annie cottr @hIfs and charlotte Morrison
Messrs. MuIcox, Dudley and VIII verrinder. Jr, and
Miss Maggie Davie.
Chapel, Mallory avenue, hereafter. The Rev. pr
Brett Of the Bergen Reformed Church recently
therein delivered an encouraging address on the
progress of the work in that quarter.
Presbyterian.
Miss Westfalps wonderful collection of alge was
opened last evening at the upper lecture room of the
First Presbyterian Church. Nothing more interest
ing or beautiful has ever been open for public IN,
~spection in this city. 1t is better worth seeing and
studying than any collection of paintings.
other Churches.
The festival of the dedication of three bells. or, as
the Rev. r. A. Hafer of S.. Trinitatis Evangelical
Lutheran Church calls it, "Das Fest der Glocken-
Weihe," will be celebrated tomorrow,
The occasion is to be made a rec letter day in the
history of this active church and will undoubtedly
be OF a highly interesting character. Assisting Mr..
Hafer will be the Rev. j.. ]. Young. d. D.. New York;
the Rev. George schanbach. Newark, and the Rev.
Gust. Somtner. Brooklyn.
Y. N. O. A.
On Decoration Day the members of the Young
Mems I~nssitute Of New York City will have an out
ing TO Greenwood Lake An invitation has been ex-
tended 10 the member OF the Jersey City Young
Mems Christian Association, and some of its mem
day will be as followss-lW yards dash, running
broad jump, one mile run, boat aud bicycle race.
Tonight a parlor entertainment and socfable Will be
held FOR the benefit of the athletic department.
building at four O'Clock. Garlic Payne, the con-
verted minstrel OF New York. will speak. Good
singing. ALI men welcome.
Peoples Palace Notes.
The proposed bicycle run today to Central Park
was postponed to next Saturday, owing to the
stormy weather. The gymnasium VIII be opened
next week for young men to learn to ride the
bfcycle.