The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-11

by a fine spread, served in the Sunday school room, all sitting down to one 1 long table. There was singing by Mrs E. F. Pitman and Miss Edith Augur and there were several piano selections There were short speeches by the pas { tor, Rev. E. w. Stone; Superintendent 1 c. D. Manwaring, Deacons J. P. Mer- row and George Sturges, and by sev- eral of the teachers. There were about l fifty people present and the festivities were greatly enjoyed by all Rev. MT. Jackson of the Montowese Baptist church will preach tomorrow morning on the subject "History of the Child of God" M Baum, stockholder in the Mon- towese Brick company, has sold his in- terest in the concern to MT. Trowbridge. MT. Baum will sail shortly for Europe to visit his parents, and later he intends going to Cuba to engage in mercantile pursuits.
 H. w. Crawford, one of the stockhold- CTS in the schooner Thomas l.. James, ashore at Rogue Inlet North Carolina, received letter yesterday from Thom- as Burrowes, managing owner of the vessel, giving some particulars of the disaster. The letter says:
 Newport N. J.
 Our vessel, the Thomas l.. James, left Savannah, Ga., loaded with lumber, on October 27, and was caught in the hur ricane of the 39th and 31st. On October 31 the schooner sprang aleak and the captain was so fortunate as to make Rogue Inlet North Carolina, and only struck twice going over the bar The schooner is full of water, but hope may pump her out and tow to New York, her destination. I think from what I can learn so far, which is very little, that, she being in such an out of the way place, there will be very little, if anything, for the owners. The captain and crew were saved. If we can get her to New York will call meeting of the owners before doing anything in the way of repairs. Instead of the expect ed, which was to have sent to you by this time nice dividend, the vessel is a wreck. The schooner was out of debt and in first-class order Captain Stiles of the Napoleon Boughton only saved himself and crew by the closest mar gin, the vessel going down and leaving them on raft. Captain Stiles lives in this town.
 By request, ex-Judge l.. F. Deming has prepared lecture on Palestine the Land of Promise and Expectation" This lecture will be of especial interest to Sunday school teachers and all Bible students. It will be illustrated by ster- eopticon views. It will take the place of the usual evening service at the First M. E. church, corner of Elm and Col lege streets, tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 At the Grand avenue Congregational church tomorrow morning the pastor will continue the exposition of Johns gospel, preaching on The Last Prophe- cy in Israel" The evening programme is as follows:
 Organ prelude-Te Deum in B minor
 ............. ................... Buck Hymn-O Show Whose Own Vast
 Temple Stands.
 Scripture.
 Anthem-Come Unto Me, Ye Weary
 ................. ...,....... Lansing Prayer.
 Choir response. Anthem-There is a Holy City. Shelley Address Mans Marching Symbols
 Dr. Mitchell Hymn Oh, Happy Day That Fixed
 My Choice.
 The services at Grace P. F. church tomorrow will be as follows Holy communion, 7:S0 a. m.; morning prayer, tany and sermon, 10:30; Sunday school, l2;15; evening prayer and sermon. 7:30 l o'clock.