The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-10-28
There is but one great dis
covery for the prevention and
cure Of all kidney difficulties
that grand remedy, WARMERS
SAFE CURE. Forfve and twenty
years it has stood the test.

cluded. Mission work was extended. After
ten years of steady growth the present
splendid edifice WIS reared. a monument
to the pluck and perseverance OF Pastor
Hafer. He prides himself that he never
failed In anything he undertook.
His panishioners were al first apathetic,
but they soon ably seconded his efforts.
He has few wealthy members of his con-
gregation. His plane were endorsed by
the Rev. w. Fl. Luckenbaeh. D. d. presi-
dent OF the New York and New Jersey
Synod. This was done in a letter sent the
congregation s~tating:-"It is with un-
bounded confidence In his Christian integ-
nifty, appreciation of his worthy purpose
and sincere admiration In his uncom-
promising zeal and perseverance that ]
recommend him to your sympathy and
iiberality."
The people rallied to his support. The
corner stone was laid with imposing cere-
monies. Leon ALBEIT, then Governor, end
Orestes Cleveland, then Mayor, p~artici-
patlng. Over So, 900 were expended in It's
! erection. There was a mortgage of $12,coo
resting upon the building, but this has
been reduced to 5000. It was dedicated
May q, 1892.
1t is constructed of brick, with pressed
brick front, with lime stone trimmings.
1t covers q plot 10ox5o feet, and the top
| Of the spire is 1876 feet from the ground.
The seating capacity is 400. One Of the
finest organs in the city graces the rear
Of the pulpit. It cost 1900 and WA built
| by J. Wordsworth of his city. The win
| dows are stained glass with pictures rep
~ent various scenes In the life of the
Saviour.
The programme for Tuesday evening,
Reformation Day., will include a BRIEF
| historical sketch by the Rev. Loci; an
English address by the president OF the
Synod, the Rev. J. B. Remensnyder, D.
| D., pastor Of St. James Church, New
York: address by the Rev. q. sehamback,
| OF Newark; English address by the Rev
Z. E. Neudewitz. of this city. and an ad-
dress by the Rev. A. s. Hartmann, D. D.,
general secretary of the Board OF Mis-
sions, Baltimore.
There will be Wednesday evening an
address by Rev. G. U. Wenner. D. D.,
pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran
| Christus Church, New York, who was one
| of the organizers of the congregation; an
address by the Rev. J.. J. Young, d. D.,
| pastor Of st. Johannes Church, New YORK;
an address by the Rev. ]. p. Krechling,
pastor Of Zion Church, New Germantown,
N. j., and an address by the Rev. +.
Knubeq, pastor Of the Church of lac
Atonement. New York.
The programme on Thursday evening
| will include an address by the Rev. G. r.
Behringer, D.. D.. president of the Synod
Of New York and New Jersey; an ad-
dress by the Rev. q. Sommer, pastor OF
| ST. Matthew's Church, Brooklyn; an ad-
dress by the Rev. J. +. w. Ritzmeyer,
pastor Of Bethany Lutheran Church, OF
New York, and an address by he Rev. J.
G.. Helndel, pastor of the Church OF the
Redeemer, of this city.
There viii be German n English con-
gregational singing every evening. The
choir under the efficient leadership Of Miss
Henriett Leutjen win contribute to the
programme.