The morning call., 1894-09-09
CHURCH NOTICES.

r. First Baptist Church, Eddy St,
az near Jones-Rev. J. O A. Henry. pastor
NJ T. Boy ntol, assistant pastor. Preaching by
the pastor at IL AM: subject Christ's Interview
with N1codemus," aud at 7 80 r. NJ; subjects
~ IN M y A. Rally; L. W. Messer OF Chicago and
:: NJ. DermmitF OF Portland, Or. will speak.
sunday school at 1890 p. N. Young Peoples So
Siety OF Christian Endeavor at $3.50 P. NJ. Young
mems meeting Aonday at P. NJ. Christian cul-
ture class every Friday at P. NJ. All these
services are open to the public. Strangers are
welcome.
- ner Powell and Geary sts-Rey. John
bemphin. ID. D., pastor, will preach at / A. NJ,
and at :45 P. NJ will deliver the second lecture
on the five universal mOnarchies. Topic. The
Nedo- Persian and Macedonian" Praise service
1t q 80 F. N. Sunday-school at II 80 P. NJ y z. s
OF Z. r. at $3.50 P. N. strangers visiting city and
friends are cordially invited.
E7 Trinity Church, Corner Bush and
HS~S Cough sts.-ReY. George EDWARD walk, rec
tor. Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity. Sunday
schooi at $3.50 a. II. Morning prayer and sermonat
II O'Clock. AT :43 p there VIII be service
held in the interest OF city missions. The Right
Rev. Bishop Nichols VIII preside ana addresses
Will be made by mission workers The following
music VIII be rendered at the morning service:
Nenite, double chant Robinson; lie beum III Z
fiat Festival" BucG; Jubilate in +, Thomas:
kyrie in F. Tuckermah; Introit, "0h, How
Amiable." BarnDy: Otertory, Hear My Prayer"
soprano SOLO and chorus, Mendelssohn; organ post
iude, Gument
ES Simpson Memorial NJ. T.. Church
~ cor HAYES and Buchanan sts.-F}ey. A c.
dlrst, ID, LID pastor Residence 313 Br0d-
erick. The pastor will preach at II A. NJ. ana 7:l5
P. NJ Subject for the morning, The Divine Law
OF Manhood" For the evening. special theme
''The Glory OF Young Men, In the interest of the
Y.M. CA. Choice music al these services sunday
school at y 80 p N. C. B Perkins superintendent
Epworth League at 6:45 2. NJ The seats in this
church are free Polite ushers III attendance at
these services.
- Second Unitarian Chu ch. Corner
e. Capp and twentieth Sts.-Rey. Leslie W.
Sprague pastor. Residence 26 20 Folsom st. sun
day school al 9:i5 A n. Preaching at II 4. N.
and 7: 40 p. NJ. Young Peoples meeting at $3.50
p. NJ No morning service. Congregation invited
70 the FIRST Unitarian Church. Evening sermon
on Gods WILL" the firth sermon on the Lords
prayer. All seats free
- First Univ ersaIist Church-Servic-s
49, Ia Mission Music Han, corner 1wenty-hrst
and Howard SITS. T. w. Armstrong Will preach at
il A N. subject: The IranshguratIOn." Sunday
school ST 2:3O p. NJ. Young Peoples Christian
onion meets at $50. All cordially invited 10 at
kend these services.
~ fornia ST., bet. Fillmore and Steiner-Ser-
vices at Il a. NJ. and AS P. NJ. key. William
gIaxMell Reilly Will preach morning and evenings
81 Church of Jesus Christ of l.. ID =,
- $40 Post sr.-Preaching at l A. NJ. by y. f.
Burton; at 1880 2. NJ. 10y Bishop r. l.. Kelley. All
welcome
e. Young Mems Christian Associ1-
~ tion, cor. Mason and Ellis sts.-Firsr service
10 the new building to-day. Fellowship meeting
for young men exclusively $3.50 A. NJ con
Quoted by Mr. L.Wiiour Messer, General Secretary
Chicago Association. Mass-meeting for young
men only P. NJ, Mr.. George w. Gibbs presiding;
short addresses; special music. AT $3.50 P. NJ
city Mr.. C. A Msydwen presiding; Miss Susie
berI will sing. Music all day by the Young Mems
Choral Union.
ESS Divine Services at the - 'N.n -
Cantor 5. Goldstein, formerly of Stock street
synagogue. Seats 81 and 81 90 can be had every
SUNDAY az the Temple. seq 1t" Su
SUNDAY MEETINGS.
~ Professor Fred IeII. Iiberaiist.
$S will deliver an intensely interesting lee
Uure this evening, at the Metropolitan Temple;
subject. The Cornerstone of our Great Repub-
lie" Miss Sara stevens will read. Mrs. Dickey
ana Prof Bell viii sing solos. Professor Fckman
will preside at the grand organ Doors open at 7
O'clock commence at g. Collection TO defray ex-
penses. All true Americans specially invited.
n. B-This weeks Tribune publishes a lecture
on The Monk That Shook the W World." Sold at
the temple.
e. DIR. e. Robbins. the Gifted Inspira-
GS~S tiOnal speaker and test medium. lectures
Io-night on rake Mediums OF Is Naturalization
rrue?" followed by psychometric and character
dead Still live; the sick heated by spirit power
Washington Han, 351a EDDY ST, O'Clock sharp
Admission free. Good music
E(S57 w Il Extend My Offer Again This
eS~S week to the sick will give treatment free
TO any one that is suffering with rheumatism
kidney diseases nervousness thas will cali at my
ONCE this week. l42S Market ST., hours 10 TO 1.
ES5T DR.. Rin-es' >piritual Meeting, 9O91a
~ Market St, Sunday, and P. N Circle
ana platform tests. Mines. Young, Duuham, Bird,
6eeley Professor YOung's orchestra
e. ''Romanism and the PeriIs of
49, Young People" - Admission Day mass
meeting Metropolitan Temple, Sunday, p. NJ.
Rev j. Q. A. Henry Will speak. Special music.
All patriotic people welcome seS 2t%
NOTICE OF MEETINGS.
EES Officers nd Menb rs Of -,<saaup>>s
BE France American Lodge No. SSR%&-
2O7, o. o. f., are requested 10 at 59ee&z6SS2&=
tend the funeral of our late brother. ~/IiNNN~
MARTIN GUNTZ. SUNDAY, September g, 1894
at ? O'Clock, from their hall, seventh and Market
streets By order of VICTOR REITER. y. g.
). CHAMPION, Secretary. seS 2t
ESP Admission DIV Isbra- -A
GT~~ tiOn-fOurth annual picnic and sasA
games OF Clans Fraser and Macdonald 5zs1o
order OF Scottish Cans at she'll Mound O&\N
PARK. Berkeley, MONDAY September q -
10, 1891. long list OF athletic sports -
and valuable prizes TO winners of all events A
3umb Der OF valuable gate prizes. including a sew
Ing machine, value $75. For full particulars see
printed programme Don't miss the last great
gaherlng or the season. Admission to park
Adults soc children 25S. WM. CORMACK
Se- . y lU OF Sec Com.