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New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
FALLS FROM ICE CHUTE.
Bhndfolded Trick Skater Falls
TzCenty Feet to Rink.

AT the skating carnival at the st. Nicholas Rink
last night George c. Davis received severe injuries
He was to perform the shoot the chutfs' on
skates. The chute ninety-eight feet lorG.
Davis seemed nervous at his first attempt. and
fell. He picked himself up and started again
When about twelve feet down his skate struck
the side OF the chute. and he fell on his back. He
was olindfolded and had bag over his head. he
tried to save himself by holding out his arms. but
they gave out, and he pitched off the chute down
twenty feet to the rink his head striking the ice
At Roosevelt Hospital. where he was taken an
conscious. II said that he had left the hos
pital at midnight with friends. II found that
his jaw was broken. and his head. face and body
were badly bruised. but that his condition was not
serious.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

however that much work will have to pe oohe u
get the grounds in shape for the opening game
scheduled for April 20. The photograph taken yes
ferday shows the work that will have to be done
to clear and level the ground. ~
Trees some more than two feet in cfTcuTn1ereIcc
dot the field at frequent intervals and, besideS
there is an artificial lake that Will have to be hiIed
There will be carting needed. as the bIast-
ings from the huge rocks and the waste from
leveIling can used for filing in the low places
President Gordon the grounds yesterday
giving directions for the work about to begin ano
having the place where the diamond Is TO p"
marked out He said that completing the grounns
in time for the opening game would not he an easy
task but that the contracts called for everything
to be ready for the opening match. and he was
it would be. the grandstand will be one oI
the largest in the world, taking in about TWO ana
a half blocks 1t will be two story frame Struct-
The grounds reported in Yesterdays T Tribune, 1
are between e-hundred-and-stxty-h NTH and one
hundred d-and-sixty-eighth ss Eleventh-ave; ana ana
Fort Washington Road At One-hundred-a and-Six-
ty-eighth-st. and Eleventhave will be station OF
the new underground road OF course the SUBWAY
will not be completed in time for use this year.
The trip from The Tribune Hiding to the
grounds yesterday made in less than an hour
by the Thir1-ave. elevated local train from the
Brooklyn Bridge to One-hund red nd tWenty-ffth-
St and from there by the Third-ave- surface cars,
which pass within a block of the grounds. The
Amsterdam and Sixth surface cars also run to
he grounds
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
THE RESULTS AT OAKLAND.

Oakland Cal, March l3-The weather was show
cry and the track sloppy here to-day. Summaries
First race tserg. Futury course-Pupil Jos t1Eater-
bury IS to l. won imp. Mildred Schultz Jos o. Day,
TITne 1:i3is Nontoya. Marineuse Do Go. Timemaker
Fiorinel. Bogus Bill. Gold Finder Evander and Saul OF
Second race (rladens purse three and half urlonssI
H l. Frank, 100 (Birkenruth TO ]. Won Tan.hauseT
o hstd Fine e SPn sP appIebg San
Charlie SchWeizer.l Neko Gypsy Bel. Keogh. George
Rooster Csyucos Whoa Bill Jack Morgan and St. fusef
Third race selling: seven furlongzlEI Photo us
ATthur Ray 1o Knsho. II to /. third. Time Bob
Dark secret Intrepdo, Straight Shot O. u San Luton
Myrtle H. Rud Hynicka First Guard. Buck Taylor and
Fourth ra ,e handicap furionesl Deutschland ss
seeons. Beau ormonde ITO FrawIeyj l. third. Time.
I:1S Mocorito and Americana ran
f5onner, i2 to l. second Gold one lOT carson 81
third Time. 2o6 Lodestar, Frank Woods and Castake
sixth race Isellng; mile and a sixteenthI-orana 1l3
te second Tuisre lBonner, 10 j. third Time.
l:52 Decoy Estado and Light BAN ran. David D lett
ENTRIES
First race selling six and half furongsI-Doter
10 T Anvil 81; Pat Morrssey Ios Tommie Knight. e2
FIsmero los: Lion. 1i5: IMP somenos. 81; Lans-
downe. 9s Educate loo Ar. num- %; Iyrshnos' l0S
sesond race selling. nep-Pirsts Maid %: All About
IJtcs Miller Formero Dagmar Gssando Nilgar and
Grand Wachem Oo Star Cotton 1o4 Stella Perkins lo3
mis- has Ios: Mmo ioo Little Margaret IS: ous il Matt
Wo4an l0S each; MexicanR. 81.
TShms candid I03: CeIehrant. IO6 Rapid Water. Pre-
cous and Selected 49, Roweli. 1o6: Planet and
p1ftH race thandicsp; mile and q sixtsenthl-Eonic
100; propeller no. Grail, o6: Epicure and CRATER 106
sixth selling ms md cry re r s
Sane and Ben McDhui los Ethylcne. ss: Diderot 1Oe
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
HARNESS RACING.
New Half-Mile Track Circuit Organized in
NeW.Eneland .-.

Worcester. Mass, March IA Nev-England
haIf-iIe track circuit for trotting races in 1903
was organized here to-day. with Nashua, Provi-
dence Woonsocket. Ho!yoke and Worcester as
members, Richard j. Healey. OF worcester, was
elected president and r. P Donoghue, Of Holyoke,
secretary The. following schedule Of trotting
meets was adopted: a=#
Nashua, June IS 10 1s; HoIyoke. June . to 2Si
10: worcester July Il TO II; Holyoke July p 70 =:
Providence July . to ID: .Nsshual august Z te q:
q: Woonsockef August to .: Nashusr usr September
sentenaber - to 15: Holyoke, September 2 to Oc-
tober z; Providence. october 6 to 9: worcester,
Nashua, October q to 30.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
CONSIDER COLUMBIA TRACK TEAM.
Alumni Say Good Ken Must Come Out II
College Is to Keep in Athletics.

Whether Columbia is is not to have track
team this season was the problem considered at
mass meeting of Columbia students yesterday
called to consider the question G. T. Kirby one
NJ the graduate directors Of the track team. sum-
married present conditions by saying:
The situation in track athletics at Coumoia Is 8
oIairIy I'D TO you students. II are TO nave a
track team it must be a good And II II Is 70
be good track team more men must report as car
ddates The captain coach, manager and graouate
directors have all determinod d that they are tIeo
of trying attain great things and fall Ihey are
they are good. who may be good. come out tor
the team that there will be team at Columoia
this year
Speeches were also made by Dean Van Amr1nse'
Professor E. H. Miller, DR.. Graeme NJ. Hammond
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
LAWN TENNIS.
English Challenge Accepted-Dates for
Tournaments Announced.

Tho executive committee OF the United States
National Lawn Tennis Association met last night
at the Waldorf Astoria and accepted the challenge
of the English team. The place of meeting sus-
eested was the Longwood Cricket Club. Boston the
week of August ;. The committee TO have charge
Dwight ,-..-,,.s,,.
of da tes for tournaments the coming season;
May 2-Harvard intarscholasttc championship cam
May Yale inerscholastc championship. Ne" Haven
Nay a-coumbla in,crschoas,ic championship New
Nav i6Princeton interschoIastic championship Prince
Nav 22-Bowdon interscholastc championship. Bruins
May a2-Cafornia Lawn Tennis Club. San Francisco
May 25wsonthern champioEshtr at Bachelors Lawn
Ss{s Championship for women
June 1Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet Club tournament
June s-Metropoltan championship. at West side Ten
MS june svirsina State championship Norfolk Va
June l3-New-York Lawn Tennis Club open touTna-
June 15-Louisana State championship. at Ne"-orieans
June in Maryland championship. at Catonsviile
fnq 1sPcnnsylvana state championship for men. at
Merion Cricket Club. Phtladelphia .. Hart.
fo?d 15lns soif n'F% Gus connsctc1 ~
Ionswoed CSkst nun ,eTssafe championship
gonIery Tennis and Golf Club. Alabama . ppu.
Iune 22-Natonal championship for women ~ rH
June e2crescent Athe Club Brooklyn nvtat2r
23-kings County Lawn lThn'9 '"'' i''@
June aa South Atlantic championship Atlanta
Georgia. ~ . rr,o,o,vbin Orange n J. t
J,me Pacific coast cha mponshtp. san Hatse 'di
JuIv GEORGIA State championship. Macon ga ,
IuIv 6-Canadian championship at Niagara on lne ahe
IuiJ I3-Nev- York state championship at Syra'us
July 14-seabrsht N. j. Lawn Tennis 'inn. 'n''a'''"
July I4Massachrsetts state championship doubles and
omen singles Magnolia Mass. H.
July is TriState championship. Ohio lndiana anu h
, .o ~ Nnhant Club Nahant Mass. invitation
July 20 27-Eastern doubles championship ana i'hs
singles Boston. -, , M. ,.o,., mi
1u,x 81 or August s-New N. H open tournament
Auxust 3--Vermont State championship AZ 81 JOHNS
August 3 NorthN championship at Lake Mime
Auos Wilmington State championship. Seattle Wash
AuSust II 1-M{adow OF Southampton. Long Island
Ast 1IPacnr Northwestern championship Tacoma
Arorst I7In,srstae championship of Iowa. Nebraska
Kansas Missouri. at Oma ha .,., -
August 17-Exc.lsor Lawn Tennis Club Bristol k l..
August iS-National championship for at Newport
August osNiagara on the Lake. Canadian invitation
August 3f-Hudscn River championship open tournament
September 2-Roselle Casino. Rosee. N j. open tourna
ment. - ,.-,...L,. S.,h,.. .uA
women 5 singles, Monterey. Cal . -
sen,smher s-Nyack Country Club. Nyack. N Y open
sep,emb"r I5G New-Jersey championship at 81.
George Tennis Club. Hoboken. N ].
sentember os-Dstrict Columbia championship, Wash
October s-ntercoegiate championship, Merior Cricket
ocobs9 s[ionSWood Cricket Club Boston
February is 1so4-indocr championship. 18th Regiment
Nsw-York.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
OF INTEREST TO YAcHTsMEN.

l.. d Armstrong has been appointed fleet captain
Leander P. Jones, NJ. D., fleet surgeon and the
Rev. NJ. George Thompson feet chaplain OF the
Indian Harbor Yacht Club. Frank Tiiford Is COM
modore of the club.
Harry L. Maxwell, who recently purchased the
sIoop yacht Oiseau from Isaac Stern, who raceo
her abroad in the KieI matches last summer has
challenged through the Indian Harbor Yacht Cluo'
for the Manhasset Bay Challenge Cup for "9footers'
Several more challenges are expected from other
clubs and the races will sailed July ], and s.
The course will be eight miles to wind"ard ana
return. and a triangular course of eighteen miles
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
THE RACETRACK.
Only Two Favorites Fail to Win on the
New-Orleans Course.

>-o,,-or,eans March ls-safeguard and Denny
Duffy were the only beaten favorites Jena anu
Honey Brook were sold at private sale 10 NJ doiu
hlatt Z. Wight bought Emshee al 5a+a Lepol ssie
rice of $4,000 and Fickle Saint at private a1 sav
The weather was clear but the track was he<h'S
Surpmaries:
on T'rs safeguard los Cannon to s second anti anti
loa 1Manro' e 20 to flo4re STe' s. springsead Lady
HisfaEe and Venus Victrix also ran ,,o., pica
1no COdom1 to o. won; Bird Pond I00 tE; MG5oSn,5' }
IS to l. second F. G Runte 1os1s Cpavssqn9, son 10 -
'hlTa TSrd Taec Se and oneha i
tschillngl to . Miriam W. ~ iiaacN' +bS 10 -
Tin i4M Fair Lass Cantie Lady Winkle Topsy
over and Lizzie Brooks also ran. - ,o. ,co,ror,
Fourth Ron race Honaulu 1s loT Sr walsh second
Malster lO3 Gohillps 10 to l. third l'IaF' AIM
eaE ahd @ s1o eins one and eighth miIesatson
III iannon 1s 10 won 1 a'iRE ing May0r S to = tRrd
Ttne 2:1aW. Telegram. Ruhy Ray. Accolade Ermack'
Joe Doughty and Pay the Fiddler also ran ran c, . >,
Won Bummer II, 1O6 (McJoynt 2 to l. second; Mss
uc 1G7 T Welsh 60 G6 70 scH l. th5d Scot me NmbledaTn. 1
some and Rastus Henry OF Franstanar iost MS
rider the start
ENTRIES.
First race Selling six turonss.LisSe hio Brooks s. @ In
S. & S, E2ad1 %a 5nEon ,9o T6s os Bronze Demon '
SECOND race selling: mile!Flcrrie Levy 81; EXap1
So springsteed Glass Leader a7 Brea6er loo' Wei
come Tbid race Chandcap: one one-sxteenh miles
Blue Blaze a2 Dutch Carter 81; Ben Chance l"4 Mar
sha Nell lVs be Crescent city Derby: 500 added
and one-eighth nesl.BirGh Broom 10 Wntiui Wy
Rosanco liz Jove 115: Embarrassment 1lo; sherlH
Fi feeling and one-hslf Fnes,GeoT,ESas ,Sa
sixth race Gseng: one mile and seventy yardso--
Bondage 90; Chaneree a5; Dodie s. e7 F1oIrie $ %;
Star 1922 Rastus lo3 Russehton le7' MODERATOR
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
sHAMRoCK's SAIL PLAN.
Fife Attempts to Secure Extra Sail without
Extra Rating Measurement.

Glasgow, March 13-The spars for shamrock
III are finished and ready for stepping 1mmeo'-
ately after the launch of the challenger tor tne
Americas Cup. In designing the sail plan VIM
lam Fife was Influenced by the difficulty expert
enced in keeping the long gan and boom OF
Shamrock I to stay aboard and work sat1slac-
torily in a breeze. and he abandoned aitogetner
the long, low sail plans which were characters
tic of his boats, The chalIenger's sail plan is
OF the Columbia type 1t is high and narrow
and has a striking development designed 10 give
extra sail area without extra rating measure
arnon
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
scHooLeoY COMMITS SUICIDE.

rtica N Y March 1S.-Homer Walrath, seven
teen wears old the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Ualratf Of East Springfield. near Cooperstown,
committed suicide last night by shooting himself
twice in the stomach with rife Young walrath
imagined mis- sweetheart had Tilted him. and he
became oespondent. He died almost instantly. He
was known as quiet. studious fellow. and IT was
not believed that he seriously affected by the
termination of schoolboy courtship. Friends of
ehn girl assert that Walrath had cause for
je4IoIisv that the girl fully recfprocsted his af-
lection and had not fitted him. The parents are
nearly heartbroken-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
NATIONAL CHANGES SCHEDULE.

The National League Baseball Association an
11ounced yesterday the following changes IN the
baseball schedule for the season:
New-York at Brooklyn September g. instead Of
July 20; Philadelphia Boston July q (tWo games),
instead Of July 20: Brooklyn at New-York Septem-
Der 6, instead of September ]; Boston at BROOKLYN
September 9. instead Of September l: St; LOUIS at
Chicago September 5 (two games). instead OF Sep
tember 2: Chicago at Cincinnati August p and 28
instead of August o6 and 81 Cincinnati at Chicago
August g. 30 and 81, instead of August 8 q and 60
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
STEEL TRACK FOR AUTOMOBILES.

Charles N sehwsb president Of the United States
steel CORPORATION has given to the Automobile
Club of America sufdcIent plates or rails foot
wide to lay nearly mile Of track for sutonoblling
tests When laid the track Will be practically the
same that recently put down IN Aurray-st, be-
,uA.n T2roadway, and West Broadway which
proved that load could be hauled over the smooth
ssurface with about one third much power as It
1Soiid reouire OYER rough paven1ents General Ray.
vS.e As Interested in the experiment would Ike 20
have the track put down near Cree6nooF.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
BALTIMORE CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS.

Baltimore. March 13-The organization of the
Baltimore Baseball Company was completed to-day
nv the election of officers for in the ONCE
of Martin Iehneyer. attorney for the company.
The capjtal stock of $50 900 paid. Baltimore will
he represented next year by an Eastern League
team the franchise of the Montreal Club haVlng
been purchased weeks ago.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
BROOKLYN EouEsTaIANs COMPLAIN

Equestrians and horse lovers Of Brooklyn have
pettioned Park Commissioner Young to compel all
equestrians to use the east roadway "hich sKrts
Ocean Parkway, and all persons who are driving
to keep to the middle of the road. There has been
considerable complaint that some drivers or road
friaO OnlV
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
v NJ G, A,-14rH REGIMENT GAMES.

At tho ioint games of the Central Branch Young
,sor.e Christian Association Athletic Club and the
18th Regiment on April II, it is proposed 70 nave ave
an nterborcugh four mile relay race asasl ms ME- NE
Nan-Vork Athletic Club. McKechne OF the MO,
hawk Athletic Club. and other runners are entereo
for the mile invitation race
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

It is not expected that the British turbine yacnt
Tarantula recently purchased by W. X Nanoer-
bIt ir will be brought across the Atlantic as she
is said to be too srna alone and too large
o brought vessels deck The turolnee
Yacht Emerald, chartered by George j. Could ana
the Lorena also a British built turbine. owned px
A. l.. BARRIER. Of the New-York Iacht Iluo' VIII
probably reach NeW-York before June l.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
YALE.HARvARD ATHLETICS.
Former University RatiAes Committees
Agreement.

NeD-Hayen Conn. March 13-There was snah
attendance at the Yale University mass meetlIis
called for the purpose of ratifying 1ne tine
Yale and Harvard. After the agreement mao per Sis
read vote was taken, and there %as io 90 far as
Val concerned will stand
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
81 SPORTS AND k(pM
ERDDPfCPEETloNaz8l%z "a
pRoaRAMME oF SPORTS TODAY.

RAcING.-At New-orieans and Oakland
RIDIEG-Squsdron games (semi-hnals), at arrnorS
ATHLETICS New-York Irish Athletic Aesocta
tion games. Madison Square Garden; Ne~-Engiano
interschosstic meet, at Boston Athletic Association
WATER PoLO.-Intercoilegiate series, at Hew-Iork
Athletic Club.
FENCING-Tean competition sabres. at Fencers' Club
Columbia. Yale.
BASK at Wesleyan.
t;YMNASTICS.-Pr at Rutgers.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

Of the N Y A. c. all graduates Of Columbia ana
by E W. Hjertberg, the trainer Of the team. ou'
door training the candidates for the team team a @
begin ON Monday and developments on that aaS
are looked forward with interest Ihe eleciaolL
of assistant of the track team IN PPnice P
n
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
MUCH WORK ON FIELD
american Leagues Grounds Require
EXTENSIVE alteration.

The site of the American League baseball
grounds promises to be one Of the most picturesque
and largest In the world when completed. It seems,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
THE REMEDY FOR SMALL TOWNS IN con-
NECTICUT.

SuxResffons by prominent men of that state
10 remedy the sad state of morality that ex-
fsts in certain small back towns of Con-
neeficut to-mOrFow'S Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
HAND TENNIS.
Bourne Beats Mayne Two Straight Games in
n. 4. c. Tournament.

In the annual handicap hand tennis tournament
of the New-York Athletic Club begun yesterday
on the clubs court w. .. Bourne tscratch) de-
feated William Mayne 90 points, in two straight
games.
Bourne is considered among the most expert
hand tennis players of the club and. on account OF
his consistent practice this season, he was enabled
TO start the tournament auspiciously- He began
the service in swift fashion repeatedly acing
Mayne and earning points by we'll placed shots
along the side lines. He scored points before he
lost the service dayne Immediately lost the ball
to Bourne on ''hand out" and lost the first game
without earning a point. Mayne was much steadfer
in the second game. which at times produced some
brilliant playing and the first set ended without
either man scoring. Mayne was somewhat out,
cIassed but managed TO force Bourne to his full
extent to win. a. e- tn
This afternoon J. II. Hasn g points will play
w p Robertson Is points, and P. A. Smyth Us
nointsl win play G. Orvis O2 points in the pre-
fiminary round. Summary:
FIRST GAME
Bourne Gscratchl ------'-- ~
s W. SECOND GAME.
ro,rne (scratchl $50. -. 6-2S
MaSne 40 points,. -. o 3 O o B 2 q ks
Linesmen-W. Byrres and ]. Morrison Feferee-E. J.
Gisnninni.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
Religious NotirEg.


ADAMS CHAPEL UNION THEoLoGICAL sEMIEA1RT SEN i.1d:T
700 ,S Rs 1ft5H0GR fySf NS 4 4
All are welcome
ALI. SOULS CHURCH. Madison and 66th st-The
Rector. Rev $ D. MCCONNELL. D D. will preach at II
ALL SOULS CHURCH UInitartan,,
Rev T1tnMHs ttG 1vs. a and si1cRR' sR!f Rt Pastor
Rev AUGUSTUS LORD will OCCUPY up cd21IDv ggpif and ind
sS HE M M 9 ps a The II meeting @ Of 3h
hpEh a5 9ovs SUNDAY School in p
10 a
At SOUTH CH{RCa Madison and 2St1St Rev;
6 5 ssor TEKRf M D. he m cr1sxon sPansT tai
n2s5 hf s' l.+feA Ee2 AEEEE WRiGHT Pastor Min
day school GAS
At THE CHTRcH OF I'll TIE DIVINE rE,.r: rATERSrTT f
Morning subject rs Christian Life Practicable in the
Eiiss@s SIS nsas rs
IeG.Haf WARREN E1ESasS ANDREWs RI sO "
AT REFORMED cATHoLIc sERvI,,Es in chrst.s
York Representatives
RLooMINGpAIE REFORMED CTNRCH. Broadway
and 6s WM g. STlSSoN d. %: PasfoFlI - a m m,
Christian -
s.s5a!:s s4sN sss sgEsSH, sE's.:,.
wH;a5AE Es5 sHErHEFF +: zi:i5isfGs EEsAFF F D.
services sunday SUNDAY, ,ai March Is
voSa Su69,y Mn soRGSI RSI. a. rss: s:'s ;, 10 m
v.E IGueS s4ves eO Ne4hssa9 G At G s d1
BROADWAY rABERNACLE;
Rev "eRd'f,G n : GEFfRR6S FF 1le "f'' b Fa,or
Public worship u e. a N and nd, -In.s p M:
Preaching by The Pastor nc.snF Fl 6"tR 2e56s
Dr. p WIiLGAM Mi flS,d III faSS THoMsoS sSE%SSa 'S
CALVARY CHURCH West 57,h-stp+ St, o MAGARTHCR
eF series f"''" ''s''''' <''
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 9TH h.
INIT WTTH BT9adSaS d Pastor sR6 Rev wENDE PRIME KEEL
m eSsaoE ,S SMITH II! 2Fssa # Fool n ii3 ard
Christian Endeavor MONDAY evening
tonal meeting Wednesday evening at $. All welcome
1rFGH gFH ASnE fSzaTsE srRoSc s6s a:sor
Regular service at stt Rdnsdsy NJ M m and p R 9p.a faf
preacher the Rev r II NELSON. Rector of st Peters.
Philadelphia
CHRISTIAN sEScE sFy1 rns GssFce ?sG Of
Christ scientist No 30 Man,sn wsdn.sfsT r,e5nrs
s!rsnssrs snEGayr e. eoriiaTy i nn Welcome. well "
CHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST.
nE?tR trf,n aR@ M6RGtN' 5RSyt s''I.St p. h. Rector
sa. m'-tIoy RrN 4 tornn communion.
II m-MG1HnE MaH xPs2 Ps,Sf S st f. Luxe she!. Inn
PrsreT lEreghsT Freseher Rev g A. cHR
TENSEN.
CHURCH. OF THE HOLY COMMUNION
30th-st- and 6th-ay-.
Rev HENRY MOTTET. d u. Rector.
m.-Hoiy Communion
qs" 3" m-snli45sn,7 nsaIIi5s and SsrTin. scrm.n
Noon--Holy communlon mn !irGno,
500 r. m-Eyening service and sermon.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION FIFTH and io4h 81
Rev PERCY :. GRANT. Rector
Morning service and sermon, II
Musical service. 4
RosSinis 'Stahat Mater"
EN-nnK service. s =. m.
free all services
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION
Madison and 18th
W II. GROSNENOR, II D, Rector
G e r-The Holy Communion
II a m--Mornng prayer sermon and Holy Communion.
4 o. m m-Speciel music. Sullv ans Oratorio.
The Frodigal Son. with string orchestra.
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH Unitarian: 34,h st cor
ner ave--SNrvices. II Dr. SAVAGE viii
preach subject The Liberal the True Conservative
school 10 O'Clock. the chape. entrance Park
All cordially invited.
CHURCH or THE PURITANs. i3Oth st sth-
ave- Rev. CHARLES J. YOUNG d D. PaSsor-Ser-
vices II q and 2. m. Cordial welcome
CHURCH OF THE TRANSFIGURATIoN. East Goth
a E,,cha M 4
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14


ADAMS CHAPEL UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
ZOO Park-ave-Sunday service 430 O'Clock
Preacher the Rev. WILLIAM r. HUNTINGTON. d ID
All welcome
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

win preach in Grae. NJ Z. Chulch. lo4th-st -.
tween columbus Amsterdam aVes a II and A
Morning theme. Angels Evening, "sleeP.'
New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

ALI, SOULS CHURCH. Madison-aye. and 66th st-The
Rector Rev. : d MCCONNELL, d. D. will preach at II
q 4
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Medical Co., 1897 Hull building. Detroit
Mich, and they will gladly send free re-
ceipt with full directions so that any man
NAV easily cure himself at home. This
Is certainly a most generous offer. and
the following extracts taken from their
daily mail show what men think Of their
generosity.
Dear Srs-Piease accept my sincere
thanks for yours OF recent date. l have
given your treatment a thorough test,
and the benefit has been extra ordinary.
II has completely braced me up. l am
lust as vigorous as when boy and you
cannot realize how happy / am"
Dear Sirs-Your method worked beau
tifully. Results were exactly what
needed. Strength and vigor have com
pletely returned and enlargement is en-
tirely satisfactory"
Dear Sirs-Yours was received and l
had no trouble in making use Of the re-
ceipt as directed, and can truthfully say
Il is n boon to weak men. L am greatly
improved In size, strength and vigor.
All correspondence is strictly confiden
tial mailed I'm plain, sealed envelope The
receipt is free for the asking and they
want every man 10 have IL.