New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26
Religious Notlres.


COLLEGIATE CHURCH
Rev. JOIN 2d7sys c. ana PAG &C. Minister,
will preach II a. m and p il"
COLLEGIATE CMARBLE9 CHURCH.
Rev DAVID J1 'asye n rf RRE1- b D. Minister
m PTs9fh Standing nha or Church.
MISUNDERSTANDING for Pearls.
COLLEGIATE CHURCH
5ih, ave a and ta N 3 D.. Minister.
f'e' D'' Rev 7 ANDREW HAGEMAN
Mornins-.'w Sli @ash in wnnrs souls
Evening-"A Progressive Christian.
COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
HENRY 5Ss So rh a e Story He of Blind
KITTREDGE. d, D. will preach
COLLEGIATE REE2E4EP o 81 ssa5r H FABLE
F6WaRp s RALsToN-i1 NJ. preaching by . Rev
5 cat. p the & n 'as s5
EGoSD eHTRG x L 1eryice ana at Il "a M
p m. Preaching by the Pastor
, Ior5 Ne.5 AnfE Church
and s. prelude. President RooseVe' oi'''''
Of Duty of the Reform Administrator.
vENT S55sdTsy and agaEEARN Rev
FIFTH AvENTEE . BAPTIST ,AIs CHURCH
Rev: R. jo MS: tS:S-s KS Or. Pastor
Worship at Ii ,r m and as p a4J PFsa'hns 0' 's
YOUNG woM SfRtS sS Z YoGSG MEMS CLASSES
eHTR{gs 7'i = AND ~i p2ssas both
morning and evening
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST CsCIENTIsT 1 Iss.l1S
West 4sth-st.. between 9th and a'h ~ eSd D. m
Meanesds sFv eSen O'clock
daily from a m. TO p. m
FOURTH Avenue PREsBYTg2RFIIASS cH RrSHkSaS
Per D Pastor.mRev. HoWARD AGSEW JOHNSTON. p
viii vii G Prsaoh at Il a m and BUcHANAN at m
FOURTH PREsBYTERIAN cHU TsId olst-s', and West
Rev En- bnd J. W11, T9s tc4Hasaa1PMAS.
morning and evening" a suP RsaId D. %
The M hnn9 Who E sad He Won @
HrSH w. Q: f s,;sr9 2s5day a, IL a. H.
LAST SUNDAY. BROADWAY TABERNACLE
Corner Par Broadway r. d fEF aRf ss5HS D. D.
Worship gs43cs M IN % Ham, niS Vest
s s5sh st . after May !. 80
MsDsG No AGESf nAFT g S ~ is
II s ia5 T T se 6 6fa shs
las 'Qp aG:oa rhe sunday sch eoa
$50 a m chapel service wednesday evening at s.
MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Rev WALLACE c %2cM SSi1 p Fasfo Morn
PrefSs?s b sy The 6 St Il
Jet THE cArd 6 or MdReek social devotional
service. Wednesday at p m
5s.? h HSSEB aS Sfs2 s
foTl M; Se ffITrb ~ in exchange D. m Three
Great Leaders in the Race Problem"
MAPs2S HRF5TF GHFnsH
Ing service II; vesper service. 40 Dr. kiITREieIb
Of the eSs: En cossa the at'e5no1n sun
dav school 94' a m Christian Endea'oF meeting go
m
MADrsox; SQUARE PRDsBYTEEsl ,,5. CHURCH
The fs ssS@'h R SsTys' At Il fhhRHr 9a
preach II The m s and sie R b ho in Chapel
Gas; classes for adults 10 a.
MANHATTAN CONG GTRClf Pq3a"f Pg. s@a 7Sh'
" a:45 SUNDAY school.
Rev rno n sn q HALE d s' D. viii
ing and evening service.
TEMPLE near ic.s c ana am
5GpsoN 80 With MI and Mrs vonist and
pianist.
r nS, Eo s sermon Sub by Dr.
}TPSQN rge chorus s choir no N W 19 ssT0n by Mr.
METHODIST MASS MEETING.
Carnegie Hall Tuesday evening May 9Th the interest
Of "A Million Metropolitan Methodism'
For tickets apply. incosing return stamped envelope
70 Rev. E. S. Triple. D. D.. $50 9Th ave
METRoPoLITAN TEMPLE.
and
Rev r BAGNEI-L and Rev. l. b LoNGAcRE. Pastors
Public 1913 and 9:45 SUNDAY
school o3o Illustrated lecture next Tuesday by Rev
SPECIAL POPULAR PROGRAMME To NIGHT
pREsBYTrR1ANs WILL HEAR eminent
preachers of their denomination in the Gospel Tent
''Evangel.'' which opens May d
RUTGERS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Broadway and 73d-st.
S.rI,ices m. PREACHING by the
Rev ROBERT MACKENZIE. ID. D. Pastor,
Weekly service Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock.
SECOND CHURCH CHRIST SCIENTIST.
Central West and Gsthst.
Sunda services IL Il. and ! p. m
subject Everlasting Punishment
Sunday school m Wednesday evening meeting
o.co~L Reading room, Gsth-st.. daily.
m 3 IN and Sunday afternoon
cprprrr-,r SCIENCE INSTITUTE. 33I 57th- st.