The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-01-18
AMONG 3 CHURCHES.
McthodIst Episcopal.

une * + Church during the past week
were we'll attended. The interest lncreasea
s sacfa e eSe meetinrs viii be continued all next
week, every night but Saturday
At the morning service IN the Linden 1e a am1
will preach on .Gideon,s Band. Faithful and
Fearless" The evening. service will be ne
Rev. Mr.. Hulps sermon will be, AN Excel
lent Call; a Word to the unconverted.n
win apnear at an entertainment to be given
in the Linden Avenue Church on Tuesday
ss 4 I tSe German Methodist Church. on Hen.
derson street, the Evangelist. G. Schulz. Will
preach at the evening services. The regular
morning services will be the same as usual.
Tomorrow evening the anniversary of the
Emory M. E. Church Epworth League will
be held. This League Is doing very hne work.
Among other things, It has raised over three
hundred dollars for church work during the
/ past year. Hon. W.. H. Beach delivers the adj
dress tomorrow evening.
At Grace M. f. Church, Marion, the Rev.
Mr.. Young, D. D., will preach at tomorrow
mornings services, and Miss Simpson, the
Lady Evangelist, at the evening.
Meachem of Grace NJ. f. Church will preach
at tomorrow mornings services.
AT simpson N. E. Church. on Central ave-
nue., the Rev. D. Halleron will be assisted by
the Rev. /. Naylor,s the Yorkshire evangelist,
at 1880 A. NJ. and 1880 F. M. This church,
during the past week, was the scene or glow
ing revival services, conducted by the Rev.
L. Naylor, the great Yorkshire evangelist.
Probably the congregation rarely has heard
such thrilling discourses as were delivered by
him. The church was crowded nightly. Mr..
Naylor Is wonderfully dramatic In manner,
profound in thought, and his word pictures
are beautiful. He Is q magnihcent singer,
will render several solos tomorrow. Revival
meetings will be held every night next week
except Saturday.
At the African Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow the Rev. z. G. Biddle, B. D.. will
conduct the services. Class meetings are held
on Tuesday evening and on Sundays at ~
NJ. Prayer meetings are held every Friday
The Rev. Perry c. Rascorn, pastor Of the
De Groot Methodist Episcopal Church, in
Newark, formerly Of Cross Street Church,
recover the value of a bicycle left by him in
front Of the defendants store while he went
inside to make purchases. He alleged that
wheel and agreed to look after IT, but when
he came out OF Che store 1t was gone. Some
one had stolen it, and the firms employee
iii checked, as is done with baby carriages.
The firm denied Its responsibility for the
the employe denied that he had agreed to
care for 1t. Judge Trusdeil yesterday com
Guided that the clergyman was justified in his
belief that the frm's employee had taken
charge of the wheel. He therefore gave
Judgment for $50 against the firm.
The meetings held In st. Paul's Church ey-
Without an exception very successful. The
members of the church have been quickcned.
Several, through the influence of the meet
ings, have purposed to enter upon q new life.
The meetings will be held every evening dur
ing the coming week. Each night there will
be d new leader. Monday night one Of the
H.. Merit, John r. Brown. j. Fl Franklin
and b. Grower are expected to lead the other
meetings.
REFORMED.
In the G%reenviile Reformed Church Friday
evening prayer meetings are being held
throughout this month and February. The