The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-03-21

WIN continue fof u weeks. prg Lamb IL
2 Baptisf fainister and q we'll known re-
, p,gslsst; n tsH s,, Il 4 very ss1 ,ssosns ass spsaksr and
Reformed.
South bergen Reformed Church. corner OF
Boyd and Bergen venues. Rev. J.. Grant,
PASTOR. services, morning II, evening" s.. MI.
Grant viii preach at both services.
The eAll for a meeting To decide wfat Ia to
be done toward securing Il pastor for the
Greenville Reformed Church will probably be
issued early next week. Chairman Harvey's
ruling at the last meeting that all who were
regular attendants OF the church, all who
have contributed to It's support and all who
have ever been admitted to the church were
will insure a large attendance at the coming
meeting. 1t is believed that the Rev. A. Ii.
Hilshman or the Rev. r. H. Wick will be
chosen.
Epfscopal.
At st. Mary's p. e. Church. on Hoboken
avenue the regular services will be Held to-
morrow. Lent Is being devoutly observed in
this church. The Brotherhood, which was
recently organized, Is getting along excelleft-
". There are ten members at present. al Of
whom are musicians. On Monday next, the
rector, the Rev. DR.. Warren. will 80 TO Bos-
ton g attend the funeral Of his sister.
Protestant Episcopal.
The Rev. Montgomery Hunt Throop Of St.
Matthew's Church delivered an illustrated
lecture on The Temptation" in Grace
GhurcH. dreenV1lie, last night. NO admlS~
sion was charged. but a silver collection was
taken up. A large attendance crowded the
church.
Other churches.
Next Sunday evening Rev. John L. scudder
will commence a series of political preludes
Boss Rule. Can 1t Be Broken ~ 2.
Political Bribery: Can the Lobbyist B
Suppressed?' :. Modern Myth-the sover-
eighty of the People" 4. Evils Of Indirect
The Hoboken Corps OF the Salvation Army
held a meeting In the Second Baptist Church,
Hoboken, on Thursday evening, for the pur-
pose of deciding whether they would secede
or not. The corps consists of eight soldiers
and two recruits. The services are held in
German six days out of the week, Friday
English.
Thursdays meeting was presided over by
Stan CAPTAIN Dunham. who was assisted by
Ensigns Taylor and Marsh, all of the New
York headquarters. The Salvation Army
Bowery Band was also on hand. Staff Captain
Durham addressed the meeting and asked the
and their dear old General, who Was the
founder of the glorious army. Brother Tuste
followed with a few remarks. in which he said
that he was once a bowling anarchist but
to a Christian. Others to speak were En-
sign and Mrs. Yaeger of the local corps. The
cided to remain loyal to General Booth.
During the services which followed a six
months old baby was dedicated to the cause.
Her name Is Clare Mabel Miles.
". M. @. A.. Notes
At the Y. M. C. A. next Friday and Satur-
day afternoons and evenings there will be a
bicycle show. All the dealers of Hudson coun-
ty have entered. There will be orchestral
music during the whole exhibition, and withal
it promises to be a very successful exhibition.
The Young Mems Christian Association Will
present an unusually interesting service at
the Wayne Street Reformed Church tomorrow
afternoon. Mr.. H. Thee. Chamberlain will pre-
sent his stereopticon lecture, The Holy Land
and It's Several Localities. The Rev. J.. l..
Scudder will address the meeting, and Mr..
Alex. Jenrich, violin cello soloist, and Mr..
Fred Amo Schmitz. piano soloist, will render
selections.