The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-31
THE TRIP TO AMSTERDAM.
Conference Of the Young Mems Christian
Association.
MEETING OF MEMBERS FROM ALL LANDS.
Programme Arranged by the international
Committee-Tours Through Europe
Historical Places to lie Seen.

The twelfth Conference of the Young
Mems Christian Associations of all lands is
arranged to be held at Amsterdam. Holland,
from Wednesday, August 18th, to Sunday.
10th.
These international Conferences are held
every three years, and the last one took place
at Stockholm, Norway, three years ago. The
number of delegates from the various associ-
atoms in the United States is quite large and
from present indications it is expected that
the attendance of this years conference will
be better than any one held in former years
At the suggestion of the international COM
mittee of the Young Mems Christian Assocla-
tions of North America Rev. George &. Hail.
the State secretary of New York has made
special arrangements for the transportation
of delegates and their friends TO Amsterdam.
A special rate of $3.50 TO Amsterdam and re-
turn via Antwerp by the City of Paris"
sailing from New York on July 22d, has been
arranged. The rooms reserved for the party
are located in the best part of the ship, and
are we'll ventilated and lighted by electricity.
For the convenience of the delegates from
this country several tours have been arranged
20 enable the participants to see as much as
possible OF Europe at d very small expense.
THROUGH EUROPE.
Tour No l. for which a ticket costs $3.50,
will touch the following cities Liverpool,
Chester, Rugby, London, Dover, Ostend,
Brussels, Antwerp, Rotterdam, The Hague,
Amsterdam Antwerp, New York. These
rates include irst-elass passage by boat and
second class by rail- but do not include hotels
EN- route. Passengers desiring TO return wa
Inman line from Liverpool can do so by pay
ing fare from Amsterdam TO Liverpool. The
expense via Harlem, Rotterdam, Harwich,
London to Liverpool. is S1l.50.
Tour No. 2 gives. the passengers an oppor-
tunity TO visit Pans and the Rhine. IL costs
sl5l and comprises the following places: New
York. Liverpool. Chester, Rugby, London,
Tolkestone, Boulogne. Paris, Strassburg,
Nayence, COblentz. Cologne. DuesssldOrf,
Amsterdam, Antwerp and New York.
Tour No. 3 covers Ireland and Holland at
the same cost. 1t includes the following
cities New York. Queenstown. Cork. rail TO
Killarney, Dublin. Dundalk, Belfast, Lorne.
Strausaer Glasgow, Edinburgh, Carlisle,
Windermere, Crewe Rugby, London. Dover,
Ostend, Brussels, Antwerp, Rotterdam, AM
sterdam, Antwerp. New York.
Tour No 4 costs Sl40 and includes stopping
over in the following cities: KewYork, Queens
town, Cork rail TO Killarney, Dublin, North
Wall, Holyhead, Bangor, Chester, Rugby.
London. Dover, Ostend, Brussels, Antwerp,
Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Antwerp. New York.
IL will be seen that by adding to the above
expense about SlO0for hotel bills and sight
seeing very, delightful trip can be obtained
at an unusually low figure The tickets do not
require tue party 10 travel together, but each
one can arrange for himself upon the arrival
at Liverpool
The delegation from the State of Virginia
will consist Of the following: Messrs. W. +.
McCaughay, John j. Seay and James b.
Gregory, OF Lynchburg; w. w. Vicar. of
Norfolk; Professor W. W. Smith and wife, Of
Randolph Macon College; Rev. f. W. Nc
Corkle, OF Clifton Forge; Professor James S.
Miller. of the University of Virginia Professor
J. Edwin Bischon of Emory and Henry Col
lege. and State Secretary H. o. Williams
The parties mentioned viii sail from New
York on Wednesday. July 22d st A. HI. on
board of the steamer CITY Of Paris.