The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-01-07


 With his hands over his face and pray ing for the light of the sun when he could have all he wanted by simply taking his hands from in front of his face. We cannot go on saying my will be done in business and thy will be done in prayers. We may have the power in church and Sunday school if we will"
 The service closed with a prayer by MT Mills and hymn by the choir and the congregation, At the conclusion of the regular service MT, Hills practiced with the choir for about half an hour, and MT. Mills took the ushers and door, keepers to the church parlors, where he explained to them his plan of cam paign and the part they were to play in it. Owing to the large attendance at Mir Mills meeting it isN always neces- sary to have a specially large corps of ushers and doorkeepers. For the meetings in this city four ushers have been appointed from each church in the city taking part in the revival. The usbers from the respective churches are as follows with w. H. Douglass supef- intendent:
 Calvary Baptist church Messrs. Har- mount, -Augur, Warren, Taylor; First Baptist, Messrs Abel Cram, Downs, Howell; Grand avenue Baptist, Messrs. Manwarring, Kanahaw, Knowles, Smith; Howard avenue Baptist, Messrs, Elkins. Lines. Gundle. Johnson Olixet Baptist, Messrs. Derby, Mitchell, Gid dings, Curtis; German Baptist, Messrs. Larsen, Ingold, Schuessler, Fischer; United church, Messrs. Downs, Mans field, Pratt; Plymouth church Messrs. Lloyd, Broth, Bradley Smith; Church of the Redeemer, Messrs. Bird, Mer- rels, F. s. Chapman R w. Chapman. Bartlett; Dwight Place, Messrs. Camp bell Kirth, Beecher, Sperry; Daven- port. Velkenburg, Kelley, Champion, Engel; Second Congregational, Messrs. Cloggston, Hemingway. c, B. Rowe, G, Rowe; Humphrey street, Messrs. Bush, Bushnell, Marsh, Trowbridge Howard avenue Congregational, Nessrs, Smith, Treat, Bill, Foote; Grand avenue Con- gregational, Messrs Hubbard, McKen- nell, Bushnell; Taylor church. Messrs Hamilton, Williams, Henry, Platt; North Haven Congregational, Mr Nor ten; West Haven Congregational, Messrs. Dickerman, Lofnas, Nettleton, Warner; East Haven Congregational, Messrs. Woodward, Page, Cohen; Whit neville Congregational, Messrs. Kirk, Husfell; Presbyterian, Messrs,. Ander- son, Growth, Warnock, McLaran; First M. F.. Messrs. Savage. Dixon. Kirsch- ner, Butler; Trinity NJ. F., Massrs. E. A Willis; East Pearl street M E., Measrs Sanford, Tomkins, Bradford. Goodyear; Grace M. F, Messrs Hanson Seofeld, Schroeder. Ackley; Epworth Messrs. Griffin, Bunnell Bostwick, .Northrup, Sun1merfieid, Messrs. Bonham Haddon, Gesner, Mansfield; St. Andrews NJ. F., Messrs. Saunders, Young Winter. Ja- cogs; Yale Y. M. c. A., Messrs. T. V. Miller, r. NJ. Gilbert.
 The chief doorkeeper is J. H. Mans field; doorkeeper on York street side. William Dixon; chief usher in charge Of choir, J. H, Pratt; assistant to su- peIintendent of ushers, $. B. Warren; doc1keepers, A. M. Bartlett, ]. 0. Clcggston, l.. Lassen, B. E, Savage, R. Ackley, J. F. Northrup; chief ushers, W, Downs, j. H. Derby, $. P Butler, J. E. Savage. A. Willis, G. H. Bunnell
 Among the city pastors present last evening were: Rev Dr. Phillips of the Church of the Redeemer, Rev. pr. Brown of Presbyterian church, Rev. MT. Poteat of Calvary Baptist, Rev Mr. Mason of First Baptist, Rev. pr. Twitchell of Dwight Place church, Rev. MT Mossman of English Hall mission. and several others.
 MT. Mills will meet these at S3O this morning:
 Executive committee-Rev J. F. TwitchelI, chairman; Rev. w. G. Lath- rop, North Haven, secretary; Judge l.. w. CIeaveland, treasurer; F w. Pardee, Joseph Porter, E. B. Bowditch, Rev, D. M. James, w. R. Downs, N A. Fuller ton, J. T, Manson, F. S Swift, Rev. c. P Masden, D. D., Rev. F. NJ. Po- teat, Pierce N. Welch, Rev F. A. M Brown D. D., E. r. Mcintosh, D. B. Tucker, A. L. Willis, s. H. Street, C, H, Mann, w. H. Douglass, Rev. W. D. Mossman. Rev. w. l., Phillips, D. D., Mrs. A. A. Kellogg
 Committee on t1nance-John T. Man son, chairman; l.. ". Cleaveland, F. A. Betts, s. H. Read.
 Committee on adyertising-S. II. Street, chairman; C. E. Corwin, F. H. Belden, jr., E. w. Voorhees.
 Committee of music-C H. Mann, Graham Manufacturing company, West Haven, chairman; William Baldwin, J. H. Pratt.
 Committee on ushers-W. II. Doug lass, chairman; C. A. Baldwin. s. C. Whitney.
 Committee on canvassing-Rev. w. D. Mossman, chairman; Rev. Henry McCrea, Professor l.. O. Brastow. A. H. Hayes F. c. Hill, E. F. Mcintosh, Rev. W. G. Lathrop, F. E. Hartshorn.
 Committee on devotion-Rev W. l.. Phillips, D. D, chairman; Rev. E. NJ. POteat.
 Ladies committee--Mrs A. A. Kel- logg, chairman; Mrs W. R. Downs, Miss Caroline E. Richardson, Mrs. Mary B. Moody, M. D., Mrs. D. NJ. James. Mrs. F. NJ Willis, Miss May I. Hicks. Mrs. F. H. Belden. ir.
 Committee on place-Rev. D. NJ. James, chairman; Rev. F. A. NJ Brown. D. D.
 Auditing committee-E. B Bowditch, chairman; w R. Downs
 Death of Catherine \. Hemingway.
 Catharine A. Hemingway, wife of Henry b Hemingway, died at the New