The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-14

WARMERS SAFE CURE CO.,
London, Rochester, Melbourne. Frankfort. Toronto. Paris
men. and will be respected in the Confer
ence. The lev board is composed of
adln ng cRsiiro NJ. First Il = wee ssrs prs:sid e heS.
Second Vice President, W. 3. Wheeler
Kembie,. If Bergen Point; treasurer
c. L. Gilmore, Of Simpson M. E. Church;
President Of the Board of Trustees,
f; Beach. Of the West Side n. 2;
Church; John Brown. Of St. Paul's;
Y. Tsuthiil, Of Emory, and Henry Mcin.
tyre. of .G%reenville.
IN; M. \ WILLIAM 4 na f.; Beach chf,,r Of r an' EYES West
BE Beach easl chantuaqua Circle, of West
Side NJ. E. Church. will meet on Monday
The Fair of Grace M. E. Church con-
tinued last night at the old school house
on Tonne1e avenue. 1t was attended by
The fair was al great success and re-
Epworth League. and the Ladies' Aid
The special revival services which have
been held at the First Methodist Church,
Hoboken, for the past three weeks will
resumed with the New year. The pastor,
the Rev. A. B. Richardson, however, will
make the regular services. of a special in
morning on THE Motive for Living" In
the evening he will discuss "A Question
of Vital Interest, or What of the Be
worth League services at $50 P. M. The
Sunday School Christmas concert will be
held on Friday evening, December q.
The colored child preacher, CEaretta
AUArv Will sneak Tomorrow morning AT
eleven O'Clock in Zion African M. E.
Church. On Monmouth street.
protestant-EpiscopEl.
Rsy. Montgomery +. Throsop last night
his lectures on England with ~stereopli-
con views of great beauty and finish
Mr.. Throop recently bought Rev. Mr.
ed one of the finest made; Tonight Rec
a tour through Germany and switzer-
The affair is attracting great crowds,
and the beautiful articles are fast disap-
pearing, thanks to the energy Of these
supper room was in charge of Mrs. Boig
young lady walters; The candy tabls
Misses Greene and vultee. Ladies' Aid
table. Mrs. Ridden. Mrs. Chadb9rn and
Mrs; Franz. Sunday SCHOOL table E Mrs. Il H
Misses E. Lear. and yallean. Other ia
bles were in charge OF Misses Mss Berm mas
Healing. Misses Thompson and chad
burn, Misses M. Rice, g. Frey, an M:
Nesbft. The lemonade is in charge OF
The The services tomorrow at the Holy In;
nocents Episcopal Church. Sixth street
and Willow avenue, will be as follows,
A. M; high mass and sermon, 1880
school of catechism, 8 P. M; vespers
and sermon, 1880 P. M. Father Turner
5ects will be, Unworthy Sacrifices" and
foods Picture Gallery"
The fair held this week in Commences
aailas By Il St 81. MMs ary,s F. fnf /. Church hsR %ss
decidedly a financial success, over 5000
being cleared on the two nights it was
only opened.
Junior E~ndeavorers of Bergsn Re
ial last night.
On M2a s9ayn, ne next t n the ssa , chapel Cf +S Of
t sefgee s series viii fn tafe p phe last n Ma 1os
Pond will talk about. incidents of 400
600 miles travel with Henry Ward
wftS the great Mai0f preacher aOaa aas sis re@,
iniscences viii be worth listening to.
The Mission Band ATTACHED to the
an orange sociable last evening in the
church parlors. A host of young people
attended. and a pleasant evening was en-
joyed by all.
Peter Won Finkelstein Mamreov, a ma
tive of Jerusalem, will give an illustrated
lecture on 1.-THE Farmers of Palestine
Reformed Church. PROFESSOR Mamreov'e
sister will assist at the lecture. appear
ing in oriental costume. The services
be provided. The services begin at four
o'clock.
Presbyt.rIan.
AT the First Presbyterian Church, Hud-
son and Sixth streets. the services will be
Rev. H. T.. Beatty, will speak, on the
''Mammon of righteousness" at the even
ing service Mr.. Beatty will say some
mas entertainment for the benefit of the
Sunday School scholars occurs on Thurs
day evening, December 26, at the. church.
mated, and gifts distributed among the
scholars.
Rev. /. w. Hathaway. of the Vest
u p his pulpit tomorrow evening for the
1rst time in six weeks.
In the First Presbyterian Church on
be given the first Of . course of 1--we
lectures, illustrated with stereopticon
Views. The lecture of Monday evening is
on .sQueen Elizabeth and Her Times
ford, N. J. Others will follow on Tues
day, January n; Thursday. February 27,
Thursday, March rs, and Thursday, April
Baptist.
Rev. Claude Raboteau will preach in
Parmly Memorial Church tomorrow
evening. The subject will be. "Jn the
Vault of the 1Capu5hfn Church" the
first of a series of lectures on ARambles
in Rome" Mr.. Raboteau makes pro-
foundry interesting every subject he
handles, and this promises to be OF pc
culiar interest.
other Churches.
Rev. L.. s.. Gates will lecture on India
it's natural scenery and temples, thu
customs and occupations of its people,
in the Tabernacle tomorrow evening.
The lecture viii be beautifully tll1straf-
ed with stereoptfcon views. The speaker
is an eloquent, we'll Informed man, whose
lecture will he highly instructing.
The Rev. DR.. j. Rudolph, pastor of the
German Evangelical Church, at Sixth and
Garden streets, will preach morning and
evening tomorrow. The subject at the
morning sermon will be: God the Dew
of Israel OF DECEMBER 10 the Martha
and May Circle will give q tea for the
benefit of the poor. On December 20 an
Institute by the scholars of the institute.
DR.. Rudolph's new book of poems was
published yesterday.
At the annual meeting in b Taber-
nacle last evening. the Peoples Palace
Joined During the year and 1,c5 since
f6a Da1osoo wnIu or,epcd fod1r years q uo