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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-22
RANGE OF rHEKMoMETER.

Range OF thermometer at The Times
Office yesterday. Friday. April 2ist:
A. NJ, 81; u NJ. e.: p. NJ, %: r.
NJ. 80: 0 p. NJ, 81; midnight. "a. Aver
age IS 1-6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-22
THE EARL or DERBY DEAD.
Descendant of the Originator OF tho Famous
Derby Race Passes Away.
LONDON, April H.-The Earl OF DERBY
died this Friday) evening.
The krOuskOR Failure.

SAVANNAH, GA. April H.-The la
biljties OF the Krouskoff millinery failure
foot up 100000. The unsecured debts
amount TO between $4,000 and $1,000; Sc
cured. $4,000. Tho sheriff was made re-
ceiver to-day. The causes assigned for
the failure are Krouskoffs bad invest
ments, business Losses and dull times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-22

LYNCHBURG, VA, April A.-Special.-
A very severe wind storm visited this city
and section this afternoon and did con-
siderable damage to fruit trees and
number OF houses on the outskirts or the
city. blowing off several roofs and dam
aging fences A number of valuable shade
trees were torn up by the roots In the
terrific gale All OF the electric ights on
the Riyermont bridge were blown OH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-22
Mountain Gale Visits Roanoke.

ROANOKE, VA, April l2l.-Speciai'-
Roanoke was visited by mountain gale
at o'clock to-day For fully twenty
minutes wind and rain held possession OF
the streets The stacks OF the main build
ing Of the Virginia Brewing Company
were blown off. the roofs torn loose ana
the roof OF another building In the en-
closure lifted and hurled TO the grounu gr
Tho loss is about six hundred dollars.
several residences on the hills in the
citv we're unroofed. Had it not been for
the surrounding mountains, II is believed
the destruction Of property would nave
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17
OUR BOYS SAFETY.
A Splendid Machine That II Offered Free
for Sixty Herald Subscribers.

The Young America els Long Dis
tauce Safety is made Of steel and wood
- combined as To secure the Eighties.
and strongest machine. The frame aud
wheels are made from the best quality
second growth hickory. which is selecfed
instead ~ Steel for these parts because
IL combines great strength and tough
ness with hghtnsss.
An all-steel machine made heavy
enough 90 withstand the hard usage TO
which il Is subjected is 80 heavy AZ TO be
a serious drawback 10 it's universal use
by young people. Again. the steel ma
chimes. without the greatest care being
taken 10 keep them clean and dry. soon
become rusted and therefore easily
broken: whereas a machine made %
steel and wood win not suffer from en-
poeure any more than carriage.
A hickory framed aud wheeied safety
- not only more durable amt lighter.
bat II - much more elastic. and the loss
81 the vibration and rigidity found in
the al steel machines makes these steel
and hickory machines more comfortable
Tor riding than any other machine mnie.
The cushioned seat " suspended on our
patented spiral spring. adiustsbls 10
varying heights aud weights. and this.
IN combination with the hickory frame.
makes the essle~s po~1ihls riding ,as
chine. The sprocket wheel chain y par
feetiy adjusted. - AZ 10 utillSe The fuli
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17
CATHOLIC SUMNER SCHOOL,
Ths Secosd se~shpa Opcucd with
Cseas CeremsDny Nssses1av.

PLsrTssrks. ~ T.. July l6-The sec
ond session II the Catholic SPINNER
School of America vas formally hpened
today BY pontificsl high mass ccE ebratsd
1T ST. Johns church this r,oSAing hy
the Rev. Henry GsbFiels. bssh3p Of the
diocese Il ogdensburg. in finch the
school il situated At prcJtnt sixteen
states aFs represented. New/iork head
ing the Isst. closely followed by Massa-
chusstts aud Pcnnsylvshia- Besidcs
there are representatives FROM Washing
ton. London. England. ireland. Prince
Edwards Inland. Montreal. Ottawa.
Quebec. and many other points. The
tr-t thing or the program was the ne
caption AT the acadytny rendered TO the
students last evening. II was q purely
informal affair. AZ todas's meeting.
which was virtually the opening Of the
simmer school. 1.-THE RI. Rev. Henry
Gabriels. l.. d.. bishop of Ogdensburg.
was the celebraE 1T; the sssisiant priest " as
the Very Rev. a. Magnien. ID. ID, presi
dent Of ~. Mays seminary. baltimore
The sermon kas by the Very Rev. W
Byrn.. ID. ". v. c.. u Boston. The
evening services consisted of solemn
y,Spers AMI adlscours- by DIR. Loughlip.
Iomorroy begins the regular course OF
lectures. the first being series Of live
on seiepce aud religion by the Rev. J..
A. Scam Of Notre Dame university.
inttlAua-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

NEW foRK. July l6.-l IL has just
leaked out that the Princess Eulalie has
remembered the kindness Of Gen.
Horace Porter. chairman Of the rccep-
ton committee. 1t appears that two
days before the princess left the city for
her visit Ia Chicago. Senior Joycry Tor
ar. the private secretary of Prince
Antoine. waited upon General Porter
at his home and presented tn
him. in the name Of Prince
Antoine and Princess Eulalie, a
saber Of the finest workmanship
In appreciation OF the kindness Of Gen
erai Porter during the visit Of the royal
couple. The saber is about three feet
six inches long and il made Of steel
highly Furnished. The scabbard il en-
tire!y plain. but half Of the blade ia em-
boesed aud engrossed in very neat
design. The hilt. which forms basket
for the hand. has been cut into an open
design. which forms the initials "A aud
Il. surmounted by the crest Of the
royal family OF Spain. The saber was
made at the government works at To-
lcdo. Spain. and the blade Is SO pliable
that il can De bent almost into a circle.
Accompanying this gift we're auto
graphs photographs 81 the prince and
princess.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

The ta~heisr frtentis II Charles u.
Fox teusieresi hirl a conap hmentafy Din
ner az saturday evebing in tho paul
scn 81 kect's axe "a a farewell sasher
irs b-fsre Mr. Fox desserts their rsn<s.
~ = <es,a - he nsrflef The dinner
eaz Served "a Tie pfsvafe ainins loai.
Nifb 81 rlslufste aienu sarved by
tsferef S~efissri The aetai ,l.ssofs-
fious ~efe teartf1l aad TIE evening
Nse o1e - tiessarr. The cssnapaay re-
turning - fne city an = speoiai car At a
itfe hent taaee pfp@sut ware Eerssy
r Caeis J 4 CaVlsie. lt.hn Psftan, IT..
Aefen q. hssieepys Chsf.es y. blair.
fhtn e Fuller. xebr : Tserinee
thsries ,. Fax. =. Gotten Fas. Vii.
lam $ Net'sy sn8 leha ". Risslxsf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17
To FROZEN SEAS.
Falcon Leaves Civilization Behind
Pointing North

Sr. Joavs. " r.. July i6. Lieutenant
Peary and party. on board the steamer
Falcon. sailed away from this port last
evening for Greenland by way 81 La
brssior. AZ Labrador the Falcon will
take 90 thirty dogs and stock " furs.
An immense crowd witnessed der de
psrt1re and gave hearty cheers Tor the
expedition a. she swung OF Nh afs in
the best - health and spirits. The Fal-
con reached this port Thursday morn
ing after visiting New York. Boston and
Portland On Der way from Philadelphia.
Financially the exhibition ~ the steam
~ AZ these places vas an imacis.e sue
eees. 1900 having heea uettsd The
ship wss visited ~ large crowds not g.
49, her. but the donkey. "a there - not
4 specimen q this animal IN Newfound.
lsnd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

His Appearance NJ Port Richmond
Causes q Sensation

Causes Sensation.
PoRr RICHMOND. =. l.. July l6-The
Rev. Father McGlynn made his first
public appearance since his return from
Rome ia the auditorium at Prohibition
park. Port Richmond. s. L.. this after
noon and received hearty greeting
from nearly 5000 persons. DIR.
NcGlynn came up the platform
with Dr. l. X. Funk while
the choir was singing. He was rccog-
nizei at once. and the great audience
forgot the music and greeted him with
a tumultuous burst Of applause and
cheers In introducing the speaker DIR.
Funk said: Great events and strong
men we're not appreciated unless viewed
through the perspective % time. IL
was never worth while 10 attempt q
compromise with truth when il was
against public opinion. and DIR. McGlynn
had accepted no compromise
Dr. Mctlynn announced that his sub
ject would bc Christ. Why the poor
hear him gladly and preached half
hour sermon. never once referring To his
troubles nor his restoration Ia the
priesthood Throughout his Discourse
he was frequently interrupted by hearty
applause.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Tomorrow evening the Young Mems
iyceun will give an open meeting In the
GESTURE room of the South Congrega-
tsoaal churehs Fred VANITY will read
paper on ~ Young Mans Character"
" j. Carlyle will speak on IA Solution
~ Tire saloon Question: aud paper ca
-. Ne Nontreal Mob vii be read by IL.
= Pollard
Tuesday. July -. has been set for the
burns' club annual picnic al Churets's
landing The picnicers will 60 down
the river on one e the river steamers.
aud the scottish games wili constitute
BE principal feature 81 amusements
The board u supervisors will meet in
az adjourned special scssion one week
rom today % hear a report from the
iaii bulisiing committee and To consider
5ther matters relative 10 the JAIL re-
pairs
Or John brady has returned from a
visit a. his Old home IN ireland He
says be notiScs great improvement IN
tse condition u the IRISH people since
be lefs thirty seven years sgo.
Mr.. Hugh McToweIl is in the city
vssihng friends. Nrs AeDowelfs has
band $40 formerly managing editor %
TaE Hkksto. and - dow doing news
paper work ia - Louis.
Fred A. Maynard has returned from
Northern Michigan. Ne stopped af The
World fair 90 bis return trips
Hiss Laara HARRY and Miss Heaney
have gonc - the White city 10 see the
fsl- and tieo visit friend=
Faul T.. Davis has returned frora a
ysIf California Ills brother and sis-
o. returned with hia-
Mles tseorzia smith n Fort wayns is
VISITING Mr.. aud Mrs Georgs Nichols %
Ne i6s Tenth avenue.
The Rev NJ \ Vari.ier su1 family
hare returned from tie White Lake re-
scrts
Willard Palmer u Palmer. Neaeh a
a.. has been IN Chicago during the past
week
e y sweet ard family have been at
the vssril FAR during the past week.
CRY Cemptsolier Caro- has hc~a TAX
irg IN tue eorlds FAR few days
* Warieu Davis has heea at the
wofid iair f7r week
FRANK q. Worth n Benton Hart.x i
visiting ia the eity
Mr. sna ArA &. '. c. Ganson are At
Mackinsc Island
A.. y. Albes sill attend The Ds,roit
rsecs this week.
Nrs . Y Riley i~ Ia Milwaukee Tor a
fes slays
Eeglar meeting II the common oouocsl
teai1ht
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17
STRUCKON THE HEAD
NEARLY KILLED JAMES POWERS
West fsises Ssss<s lsss<~ sG~ss =
Merry PsIsoeaa~a 2asi ass Pos -
s-sss n short M4sss fkzns.

- xu..s ss4a -a..h--~ ,-,kt.H "a.
- -
s<~A f'e.'.'-ss $50 '-'''., 49, e@>,r :.
eenfA-t ~'&h fstfo.tA'.a ''"sn 90 Yves.
fulton street. their fsvorffe skaniptne
zsoand tasse ~ere a hai< dozen u tfeils,
bsst anH q then. Jsnea Powerx xas q
.i.<,.<,no. f-,I,.S xb.,a fhs s,s,.,.r a,ot
- -. - -. tn. $500 ..,..<<..-
-. - - -
~ rt..es -.
"a eo1s'1rfA''e u'-sa'rs1es .ese '.'s
e1cef met tArni % Ms p~sL ne uas
them o. move o.. but they refused 10
obey ADJ sAsa hs walked iato THAR
sni..~s poxsrs grabb~i has club anil
.tr,..s a Ain, The s.rsr-r p!as.s.d him
- - "a th.. .,rs..,,... ron,x..-
- - -. -.,,s.....a r.
a'"s .''- =" -. F''ee''''
tns ~nos"~ ~nsa''s'f al "'''es1
oHe 81 their nnuioer, attempted =" fvsssc
aim. Ines s~on realized. hosese<. tnas
they h-fi attacked the wrong nin- fcr
The aihesf hans a. his prisoner and bsaf
Die as-~iisnt- right snst ieft fo~en g.
ga 10 pur Ia has blows pretty rapa
and VA About 70 sip A.'n
The of1cor > grasp. Us last fes.n the
patrusl14ti used tis bHiy over fo~sIs
tempe ~ seA s.sfri'se and 'siira hi.A 20
We sForn1 te struck hin osei ''le
tentfse ana efr ara sut tas ne-, .fen'
ns@ArS Itsnfui ~oune
dfppped ssasssf-s az" 'hr s''o-s h'~.o
freely ffotl ths Ssrn OVER ,As - NJ
Has kroekei osit ~ TIE nfst t,1e" am
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

beautiful teeth are a luxury few poesrss.
We aave heard pepple say they would give
everything they had for such BEAUTIFUL teeth "A
90 and so bad.
The true secret 10 aof 80 much in the perfect
ness 81 the teeth as In the snow like Wilderness
and the militant polish
An teeth arr capable ~ this With proper care.
Wa-he. sni ts.fr~ should be avoided As they
are injurious as are also man, OF the p0vders-
properly prepared powder. however. y the
only hight and perfers thing TO cleanse and pre-
serve the teeth Thu ~ have succeeded In pro
dueinx after much labor esnd expense. The
formula u by ono 81 th. mos, rosed sisn'ssss VI
Of this couu,ry and = absolutely perfect. i,
for II, and We are ~. exclusive owners and
manufacturers. We guarantee Sapotsass 10 bs
the only perfect ts-oth powder on the market.
That IN viii prevent decay and render the teeth
more BEAUTIFUL eth less trouble than ans other
prspsrat,ou Ia hc had.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Last Saturday evening pleasant
birth day surprise party was given at
the residence Of MIR. and Mrs Nichols Of
No. i67 Tenth avenue. in honor Of Miss
Dora Saunter. There were thirty five
guests present. and refreshments con-
sisting Of ice cream. cake and fruits
were served. Several valuable presents
were left by the guests.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Miss Yield secretsry ~ re charity
ss,cietF. says she Is pleased % .se The
4nr<fion u TREE Aatfs sda-a.ea ~
rrrn,iaenf rhyeieiaf,s Sfe s>sss ske -
teres sh.srs a ~ serk done ~ fhe 50
..sefr ~ gratifying - ~ essnsNt1ssf -
% sfvinz ufft q hash ficketa Tfamsa
srs,lses AR heip q The ~oiefg aud = 10
,,,r,i q a ci>scHsns. ~ = pas ~ ~rrk AZ
~ wo.sd pie untH Ne sarr~ bath
Uckrt. After tbe bath ths sssa siii
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

YssGsr1Ay sfsssnoon - wsbrsnd Ha-
soaxA sgsd % pears. add bis aged safe
usrs dfivisg q Nofiscn avsnus. south
u Hail strssG Their hosss u2s frightened
b. snail do that ran barking after
them and it sss assy. The occupants
we're throsn from ths carTiags and Mr..
Huxengn wss seriously injured His
shouider uaa fractured add his head
wss severely BRUISED Mr< Hazsnga 60
capped with bat tsv hruises about her
Face. IL 80 ~ rirst thought the old
gentleman had teen killed The am
balance szs called and he was taken 10
the rssidsn<e q friend 90 Adams
street Doctors Rossnkrana. Paseo and
Bighzm were summoned a. attend him.
and they think he viii recover. but ow-
ing 10 his age u viii require several
weeks % edcct . cure. The couple
live IN Paris tow nshin about four nllies
south Of the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

ssnouss a y-ssss skp<ndsd. cad = nsds
~ stroex - - b. practically onkEesk'
sbls. the psse6i~d head. found opiy
% this mneb.Ds. = = trsumpA q Aneri
caa insensity. and saakes tie wood q a
sss>l ronJsncssou perfectly stTony ~ ]
i1ru- Fur these parts only the hc<t
inpusxssd uoiaiess steel tubing i uscd
The rubber cushion tire y secured ~
the vhssi rim in such = manses that il Is
gunrxntss<l nos 20 become detached ~
louae Tue wheel tesrinss ase q hsass
collar ~ dehcsteiy adjusted ~ the steel
shaft q 10 reduce the friction 10 =
minimum, and reader the usual bsil
bcxriurs suprr1uou& The principle
upon which they are made h the sAnse
~ y used IN constructing heavy m4
chimney. where the greatest amount ~
work aust be secured from the least ex
psnditusc Of powcs. The eptirc machine
II finished With heavy coat a glossy
black enamel. making finely nnishsd
solid surface. which. when i,ghtened up
by lis delicate stripping and niekeied
head frafae. makes most beautiful ma
chine. which fos tasty appearance a.
veil ~ positive durability and general
wearing qualities IL absolutely unexce:-
led, IL equaled. by any machine offered
The quality u materials used and the
workmanship are fully guaranteed In
every particular. Road ThE HKsALp's
add 70 learn how to get machine Tree.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Druggists n Monroe -. arsnf Rapids. Mich
Tel~rhan. e7s. Orders Tor anything 10 b. had
in frsf-class Drug Store solicited and
rr-zaptiy sttsnds a 10. and delivered 20 ans part
OF tln. ctft
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Smiths genuine Moquett Carpets
Mt t1.l9 per yard. down from tl.66;
30 rolls to select from. MoKsE's
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Cincin'u.0 o I 20 o 2 o s-5 1
Lou'e o o o o o o g. 10 .
Battcries-Parross and Waugh; Rhodes and
Grim. Umpirc-Emslie.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Yesr choice - : Foiiing Bessa
at 50 Marked down from si5.
Msnse's
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Shortly before midnight came the
heaviest thunderstorm of the season.
just as tho last cars were returning
from Reeds lake the clouds which had
settled over the city poured down a del
uge. La few minutes Monroe, Canal
and Pearl were small rivers. and the
sewer intakes were unable To carry oil
the water With the rain came volleys
of hallsfones. driven with great force by
the wind. During the storm the cleo
trical display WAS dazzlingly brilliant.
The lightning flashes followed one after
another in such close succession that
the sky was Illuminated as II by one
long continued blaze OF electric fire.
The hailstorm was Of short duration;
but il continued to drizzlelong after the
heavier part Of the rainfall was passed
At O'Clock this morning the mercury
had fallen to 10 degrees, and the hottest
wave Of the summer Is probably thing
Of the past.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

1915 To Bay View andreturn for camp
meeting and assembly. July 10 to 10.
Good for return until August IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Boat Every Night
From Holland to Chicago. Sec time
card. inside page
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

A lot al wool Summer Dress Goods
ut SIC. down from 20.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Cheapest Route 70 Chicago
by Holland and boat Every night 70
and from Chicago. Time card made
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17
SUNDAY IN TIE CITY
some WENT on EXCURSIONS


The weather man that manipulatss
the hct air shaft fos the upper lake
region began ~ do business early yester
day morning. snd before noon ponehed
the mercury up 70 the " notch. AT .
o'clock the quick silver wss cavortlng
around IN the Sos and hundreds VI per
soos began making preparations 70 get
out of the city Tor the day. The G. 4
w. IL. road ran special Sunday excur-
sion 10 Ottawa beach. and somsthing
over 30 swsitsging sDns and daughters
Of humanity purchased round trip tickets
for George DeHaven's ssstwhiis Consy
Island They ganboied on tho white
lake sand. acquired stone brusses. mas
qucraded in misfit bathing drceses.
fiirted ON the beach. and hal = generally
hilarious time. Then they returned
10 the city about 3 O'clock time to
lind the thermometer recovered from its
afternoon setback and doing red hot
business again
sonsc Went 20 Anskegon.
The Maccabess had advertised an
elaborate excursion ~ Muskegon and
expected that loo or 2-0OO members
and friends Of the order would resel In
the variable delights u the Sawdcst
village, but Muskegon's reputation as a
summer resort town has not become
fully established yet. and not more than
600 persons boarded the train that
paliea out Of the Union depot about 5
O'Clock. Those that went rode on Mus
kegon's famous electric cars. went boat
ing on the lake, and by means OF a
thunder shower managed To keep cool.
Many city residents who desired u
cool and quiet sunday drove over To
Cascade springs and enjoyed the attrac
tons If thai aellghtfuI sylvan resort
About = o'clock in the afternoon a
heavy thunder storm waited its way
along. and drenchca the parched city.
The mercury tumbled ten degrees In
less than All hour. and the remainder OF
the afternoon was like a Lapland spring.
But the warm weather man was not To
he thwarted by a chance thunder storm
and at 3 o'clock last night II was as
sultry as il has been any time during
the past week. The customary thous-
ands were at Reeds lake and imagined
they had found cool spot The cars
for North Park and John ball park were
crowded.
Many Of the churches were closed all
day. The Salvation Army was the only
institution which attempted to carry on
anything like vigorous warfare against
the world. the flesh and the devil. Every
body else recognized the fact that the
individual who attempted to fight the
devil during his own kind OF weather is
badly handicapped.
Evening journal., 1893-12-26
DEATH OF A FORMER TREASURER.

John NJ. Houston. who Guarded the
State Funds From 1883 to 1887. Died
Yesterday.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
GEoRGETowE, Dec. 90 John Mitchell.
more Houston, who was stricken with
paralysis lately. died from the effects Of
the same yesterday afternoon, at about
5 o'clock.
Deceased died at the old homestead Of
the Houston family. in Dagsboro. hundred,
about four miles below the town of
Millsboro He was In his 62d year, being
born April 2G, 1892.
Mr. Houston was state treasurer when
@. G. Stockley was governor.
He was the brother of Speaker of the
House Charles B. Houston, and Clerk Of
the Peace Edward w. Houston, Of
Georgetown. He was also the brother of
Isaac, Robert and Henry Houston, and
the Oldest son of the late Robert
Houston.
The funeral will take place on Wednes-
day afternoon, at clock, from his late
home. Interment will be made in the
family burying ground in Dsgsboro hun.
dred
Evening journal., 1893-12-26
a CANE PRESENTATION.

Members Of the Y. M. c. A. Show
Their Appreciation of General secre-
tary DOw's Services.
There were several interesting features
Of Christmas observance In Association
Hall yesterday. In the morning, while
General Secretary Dow was busily en-
gagged in his Office, one of the members
walked in and informed him that young
man wanted to speak to him In the social
ROOM The unsuspecting general secre-
tary went there and found a number Of
young men congregated. One of them
arose and presented handsome cane to
Mr.. Dow as a testimonial of the mem
bers' grateful appreciation of his ser
vices in their behalf
He acknowledged the gift and deliv-
cred five minute address, which wss
full of sound. advice to young men.
In the afternoon the young men
assembled in the social room and sang
for some time.
Last evening large social gathering
enjoyed 'corn-pop" and ''nut-cracker.
While the corn and nuts we're being
eaten interesting stories were exchanged
and Preston Yeager and William Tatnall
played duets on the flute.