The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03

are now proficient in the manual of arms,
and it is a pleasure to see them drill.
The very worthy superintendent of the
Park Reformed Sunday School has bios
somed out into a poet, and here is some of
his latest production =
I'm Ridgewood is a cottage Of no humble
mien,
With broad piazzas and rooms that are clean;
With fruit trees in plenty and a deep well,
And this is the place where the Raymonds
do dwell"
Faithful Circle, Kings Daughters, of the
South Bergen Reformed Church, is prepar-
ing for a bazaar and sociable, to be given on
December 6.
Presbyterian.
DIR. A. Conan Doyle will lecture at the First
Presbyterian Church on December 9. The
lecture will be under the auspices of the First
Jersey City Company, Boys Brigade, and
the proceeds will go toward the payment of
a debt contracted by the company over a
year ago.
Russian Cars death at tomorrow evenings
service in the Scotch Church.
Baptist.
The Maysville concert troop will give a
sacred concert tomorrow night, at the Salem
Baptist Church. The proceeds VIII go TO the
Colored Industrial school at Maysville, South
% Rev. r. A. Motley, Pastor of the Salem
Baptist Church, is at present much occupied
with politics. He has made several speeches
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night will speak at Bergen Hall.
other Churches.
The Early Closing Association will attend the
Tabernacle in a body next Sunday evening to
hear a prelude on the association. In response
to an appeal sent by the Y. p. S. C. e. to the
churches of the city, that sermons should be
delivered on the subject of the discussion of
politics in churches. Mr.. Seudder win deliver
a sermon on THE Church in Politics" The
Tabernacle Male Quartette will sing.
Bishop Alexander Walten, D.. D.. Will preach
tomorrow afternoon in Zion A. NJ. E. Church
and in the evening there will be a sacred con-
cert. Rev. E.. G. Biddle' Pastor, has arranged
an old-fashioned Union Methodist Love Feast
for Monday evening.
The Emory Praying Band will have an
open air salvation meeting tomorrow afternoon
at three o'clock at Arlington avenue and
Grand street.
Members of Corps No. 2. Salvation Army,
visit the Hudson County Jail every Wednes-
day and pray and sing with the prisoners.
They are always treated with the utmost
courtesy by Warden Mitchell, who said once
that the Salvationists could visit the jail
every day if they wanted to-, He said that
the prisoners behaved better after their visits.
AT Corps 2, Salvation Army, Bergen avenue
and Union street, there will be four services.
beginning with a "HaIlelujah Breakfast" at
seven O'Clock A. NJ, and ending with a
Salvation meeting at eight O'Clock in the
evening. AT eleven O'Clock there will be a
holiness meeting and at three O'Clock a Free
and Easy" Before the evening meeting there
Will be an open air meeting at HARRISON ana
Monticello avenues. 3
Admiral Farragut Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ,
will attend divine service tomorrow at the
Brooklyn Academy of Music. Rev. Court
land Meyer will preach a patriotic sermon
to Brooklyn, New York, and Hudson County
American Mechanics.
Y. VI. C.. A.
A special service for men viii be held
in the Association. building tomorrow
afternoon at four O'Clock. There will
be a stirring address by the Rev. w. D..
Grant, Pastor of the South Bergen Re-
formed Church. In addition to the speak
er. Horace R. Hacker, the popular
baritone soloist of the Second Presby-
terrain Church, will sing. Plenty of
good lively singing. Come, come.
On Thursday evening, at eight o'clock,
will be an illustrated talk on Running
High jumping by Cornelius Toomey,
of New York. Mr.. Toomey will explain
in a practical way how to start, run
and spring in order to clear the stick.
He has won many medals as a jumper,
both indoors and on the athletic field.
Members should come and hear this
valuable talker. These ak are free to
any young man.