The Jersey City news., 1899-10-21

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preached In the chapel before. He was
known well by prominent business mel
! who belong to the sect and who built tht
chapel.
The Rev. Mr.. sIoman Is the victim d
conscientousness In the days Of his
youth he committed some offense and
paid the penalty. This led to his conver-
sion and he afterwards became an evan
geist. Recently he took a trip to his
old home in England. On his return he
was asked by the Immigration authori-
ties If he was an ex-convict. Recalling
the fact that iii his youth he committed
an offense and paid the penalty, he re-
piled yes" Consequently he was held.
AS soon as he could communicate with
his friends in this city and New York they
secured his release through their explain
alton.
The revival meetings are being conduct
ed by Evangelist f. w. Blair.
Jares Methodist.
An entertainment festival will take
place at James Methodist Church tomor-
row. The pulpit will be decorated with
fruits and vegetables. The Rev. William
NJ Johnston will deliver sermon In the
morning In the evening interesting ex-
erclses will be held by the Sunday School
Er. Paul's Luthsran.
At st. PauPs German Evangelical
Lutheran Church. tomorrow, Pastor F.
Hotter, Will celebrate the third anniver-
sary of HIS pastorate. In the morning the
usual sermon will take place, but in the
evening tn Lords Supper will be cele-
brated and the pastor win preach spec
ial sermon appropriate to the occasion.
In his three years's pastorate Pastor Hoi-
ter has baptIsed 1863 children, confirmed IS
persons, buried so and married 70 couples.
He has also taken into his church In that
time l08 families numbering between three
and four hundred souls
Two prominsn members Of ST. Paufs
German Evangelical Church died during
the past week One was Jacob Doltz. who
died at the home of his brother-in-law,
in Oakland avenue, after an Illness of
three years The other was Bernard
Lerche who was a suffer from stroke Of
paralysis for five years. His funeral took
place from his late home, No. 10 Palis-
ade avenue.
st. Mary's Protestant Episcopal.
The regular services will be held at st.
Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church to-
morrow at 7:so A. NJ Holy communion
win be celebrated at 1890 A. M There
WILDE Holy communion and sermon at
7:S0 P. NJ.
First United Presbyterian
Mr.. George L. Record will lecture TO the
members OF the Herr Bible Glass Of the
First Presbyterian Church Monday night
on matters dealing with primary laws.
St Mathews @. e. L.
The Entertainment Committee of the
Young Mems Association connected with
ST. Matthews Evangelical Lutheran
Church, VIII select date for their OPEN
ing reception at the meeting Of the as
sociation next Wednesday night.
From Everywhere
The great cry among Congregationalists
OF the moment is unity Some officers in
benevolent societies are advocating union
of interests even If 1t costs them their pe-
sitions Six independent societies to carry
on the denominational work Of five thou
sand churches, fully two thousand of
which do not contribute to the benevolent
socaelies at aii' are uepiat 81 - De = 80
iour 700 many. ine puels ,i.s
ested IN cnulch ecoiioiiy neeu 10 - ~.
ptlseo o. ieain a. any ''i' -
OF Consresd eioilai =. :
notion that Drlhes apou1 = sA9s.
Dest purposes appiieu - isAs 's'S Ni''--
agencies.
3 General 9ecrstary NILS, - .ste =
dist l"entieen Senlury aio' .isSti 80
tour OF conferences SasS o1iss'
are discussing theoiosy lsss anu woi A.ns
more than formerly. He says siiuisnes
are becoming more responsive 70 ING iu'.u
idea. In Indiana Methoolst enuIcues ~
several principal cities are 10 nolu union
meetings both In the interest Oh tne ruho
and OF Hethodist extension. similar meet