The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-08
TIA esocrea & GAMBLE Co.. cls'rl.

MI. E1dNSS WAS 3Sdl1 SuNSSooAA -. S
Brother Meyers. name was Withdrawn.
ordained deaeons:-A.- McCrsa Panl
n. Young ana +. +. Martin.
JERSEY CITY TO TIE FRONT,
In some remarkable way. Jersey e9ly
v~ariably provoked heated and animated
ton: then the Rps6y Incident. and On
Hedding Church. "a.
tlstruoted Presiding Elder Fs4nIks 70
| derts orders MI. VEllism R Esher,, WHO,
it seems, was once connected WITH {he
| Reformed Episcopal Church. Mr. Fs4ntss
IL so ON Saturday sSpGaanSS
ing to the brethren that MIR. Esnsr 2
for some time greatly assisted Vhe ive.s
j. c. Jackson in the adn3lntslraLlol %
| the duties of his charge. The Presp99ltg
| elder moved that Mr.. EsheT'S ssaIIqnlg
| IN the Reformed Church be
by the conference and he be aan4fIea
so 50. NJ. Usher here9" asked Bishop
Mr.. Faulks thereupon, introduced NJ, Mr,
bowed to the salutations OF the ABlshoP
and the Pastors. He stood IN 1rohL q
the conlmurtqn raai aaq n,s s99 pro.
! ceafed no ask the usual questions aoout
the doctrines of the Methodist faith, 70
each query Mr.. s repAed m q TOW
Won may retire SIR" said the Bishop.
ana Mr. Usher left the room while the
conference decided whsther q 1 nssal
to recognize his elders orders was re-
SEATED by Mr.. Eaulks. r3oAr
poTBTs AS TO HIS oRDa aSssi1sd an
elder OF the Reformed Episcopal auioH
qaeried Bishop Hurst. r 4sa,,lts
81 den't know, sir" replied Mr: t2ulAs,
sam from incnirdes / have made 1 ind
4ae 9jIges between deacon p eIder ~
t1s Reformed Episcopal body are not
? sh Snply he SsI has aSted II the capacity
CT an elder. willie technically ne WAS onty
8 deacon" ..+.e ses4 v7sv
Teacon. and then some time hence we
can admit him as an elder.
BrItl the suggestion did m0t please ftes.
Hr' Freeman. who wanted 10 Know II
deacon ii The Reformed BE, bssseTSPRa a.
e~SogscaI Seminary. answered this by read
~ . leNfar from Bishop dickinson, or
What body, commencing. Mr.. Esher, ana
grseafion of Emmanuel Church. Jersey
Tafy which body some time ago was dl-
yGsi ny factions and the ehErch was
e1aqp ners3sted the Bishop. has Mr..
FEsher been ordained an elder
NE, SIR" renlied Rev. J. JACKSON
% .Then he wants US to. ~recogniEe what
aessn't e~xist?" exclaimed the Bishop.
ray. Dr. III La 797s now e. P6ok B : hand 70
help out Brothers Fatlks. Buafz and
Jackson: s,ro mo G,eean. shat Mr..
This WAS seconded and carried, anu
MI. Langden followed. up his victcGy
by moving to suspend the c~llstelnary
sSrn1iiis' 81 ex~arngnations and transform
Hascon Esher into Elder Esner- 4sut
Secretary Dodds didn't see tnia; ana an ne
moved to lay.the Iaof1on or al6n, si ,asted ifs
Immediately after the vote was DE-
| CARED. Presiding EldeS Fadilss #atReo
~ to the Bishops desk and handed up
. oarchnaent from the Bishop Of rns
Reformed Episcopal Church, certliylhg
him and was an Ghonored meraper OF 0Aat
| body, but 1t was TOO late; the mormon 70
lay the matter on the table haa JUS
eTr. N. ri Bsher, who Us nov a deacon
Of gtisa methodist Episcopal Gpurcn.ls z
well-eauoaten and refined genteman :
private pupils. and not long ago; Wnen
q large number of wealthy families Sc.
| eeded from Grace Protestant Eglscepai
,w;thN the Rector, Mr.. Bsher for. many
sundays CONDUCTED services for mem IN
Barnber Hall. Linden avenue; 1859 fsnLsn n
In fielding Church. and so much Is ne
/ liked and respected by the mSm9ers o.
that church tina. IN Fh z re coarselaSd Iir9
10 isGhe conference for elders orders.
These he wild ,~undoubtdly procure IN the
he& BBIIRE ,ssINs.eGSss OF TEMPERANCE.
On Saturday evening the colo water
Ming in St. Paul's CHURCH, where .Rsvs,
d-escanted In eloquent terrassof the beau
Ties 81 prohlbitiohistic doctrines. 5ucn a
vivid picture did one speaker ray eas
he rattle of fgrres to show that our
iaiis, lunatie asylunns and p9oT houses,
aye and ss gmoEFgg s1sSs s ar|n dll fSaf Essh rs xlfa one
fnniSeeper of Tsttenv.lle, who ned drop-
ped in TO pee .stereogticon views. mis-
taking ST. Haurs for St, Mark,s Church
being exhibitedsby Rev. DR.. .Breekenridge,
hastily gEalboed his, hat. rushed past the
terlng, THAT'S too hot for me" and left
the church disguised, he said, WITH Peg e
sWSay. This is ae4see country, amt {t?"
and marched across the road to ms
tl~qnble-down. hosiery to soetne lls
veheInently Denounced 10y Brother Lang
o MINISTER'S ORDAINED.
te r yefy not 4us ognly s9 Here. but but in the adjoin-
ing villages of Pleasant Plains and Rich
n1ond Valley. Services we're hesd ia
and the southTBaptist Church, a quaint
TIfle wooden building ali Respondent in
us sortng coat of green andfWhlte paint,
was occupied 10y a Methodist preacher;
Il was a great day for Tottenviile, ana
wonderful indeed was the sight W,aen
seopt ten O'clock az the four CRACKED
| droves of farmers, oysternen, boat buid-
| ers- and the ordinary Villagers .~swarned
| sione the dusty Arnboy Road TO the
Churches. You may Toe sure the ladies
I Cod biess 'em- didn't walk quickly. In
| deed. many a sonsie lassie had to restrain
her ladies too rapid walk toward the
church, for hadfshe not on Tor TIE Irst
did the stupid man expect ner friends
| and neighbors could g1 a futi view OF
ali their glorfes II he walked fast2
Never was there seen in this sleepy
little hamlet. such a brilliant church par
AIDE. Fifth avenue IN Sunday. rs all very
ants of T~ottenvtlle's. present generation
the sight when the equality folk" march
cd to church on Palm Sunday, April z.
T,ishop Hurst In the morning preached
the customary sermon to the deacons.
THIS took place In Bethel Church. and
in his impressive. way he pointed out the
/ responsibilities of the life they have Just
bag1In, The sermon was a rnasterly ex-
position Of the duties of a. young pastor,
AND II they bear the wise words OF
bishop Hurst In mind constantly they
will be model preachers.
The sermon nded, the deanons were
Introduced, and Bishop Hurst, laying his
hands ON each youlS an head, pro-
| nour7ced the solemn words which ordaen
a man to preach the gospel OF the lowly
Jesus. na. nraaahaa = -,