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CHRISTIANITY AND MUSCLE.
A Combination That is Very Difficult
to Down.
Young Mems Christian Association's
Reception to Physical Instructor
Byron Van Leuven.

Rome howled," and the echoes rolled
at the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton rooms last night The occasion was
the reception of the new gymnasium in
structor and a general membership rally
and social. The programme and refresh
ments were under the supervision of the
Reception Committee of the association,
and to them was due largely the success
of the affair.
The exercises were opened with selec-
ton by the Y. NJ. &. y. Brass Band, COM
posed of sixteen performers, and assisted
by G. Y. Nourse and w. =. Morrell. The
band played a number of selections dur
ing the evening with good expression.
For the time that the members have been
at work the performance of the men is
most remarkable, aud reflects great credit
upon the efforts and ability OF its MEM
bers.
After several vocal selections by Mrs
Campbell and others, u. y. Miller, the
General Secretary, called the meeting to
order, and in few remarks set forth the
work Of the association in its different
departments.
Professor Wharf, followed with the
work OF the German Department, and an
outline of the work of the new class IN
Natural Science.
President &. II. Dunn then delivered
the address OF welcome to the new Phys
ical Director, Byron Van Leuven, who
responded, giving an outline OF the work
10 be taken UP in his department. Gym
nasium classes will be conducted at all
available hours, and personal supervision
will be a prominent feature OF the work.
A football team will be organized at once,
and an athletic exhibition will be given
before long.
Mr.. Van Leuyen is an athlete Of the
first water. He is graduate Of the
Springfield Training School, and has had
several years. experience IN his chosen
work. He stands five feet ten inches,
and weighs $50 pounds. AS sprinier his
record is the same as that for the Pacific
coast-l0I seconds for 100 yards. As a
football expert he stands almost uneX-
celled, having played in the champion
team OF New England, and being chosen
10 serve on team made up TO represent
the best players in the world. In an all
around contest in New York City he
made 4S0 points out of q possible 800, an
almost unprecedented record.
Mr.. Van Leuven is a young man ofquiet
demeanOr and great strength OF charac-
ter, who will make matters more lively
in local athletic circles than they have
been for some time, and Sacramento and
the Young Mems Christian Association
are to be congratulated on securing such
a man for the position which he holds.
After most enjoyable evening, the
members and their friends Went home
realizing more than ever the true value
and meaning of the oung Mems Christ
ian Association.
The association has splendidIy equip
ped gymnasium, and many Of its MEM
bers have already gained considerable
proficiency us athletes. With an expert
fenced instructor, however. like Mr.. Van
Leuven to aid them, these muscular
young Christians should soon become the
equals OF any in the State III athletic and
gXlnuastic exercises.
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FRATERNAL VISIT.

Fair Oaks Relief Corps Receives Fair
Oaks Post, @. a. Il.
A pleasant reunion was had at Forest
er's Hall last night, the occasion being
a visit of Fair Oaks Post, q. n. r., to
Fair Oaks Relief Corps. The other posts
joined in the visit and the room was well
filled.
An enjoyable entertainment opened the
evening. The programme was as fol-
lows:
Mandolin and guitar quartet, by Fred
Schact. Frank Schact, Joseph H0stenplug
and c. Hildebrandt; address by Past
Commander of Warren Post Jones; vocal
duet, by c. Ii. Mealand and NJ. L. Cor
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SACRAMENTO ATHLETIC CLUB.

New Announcement OF Hours for the
Several Glasses.
Secretary Ed. j. Kay OF the Sacramento
Athletic Club announces that on and
after the 10th instant next Friday class
hours in the gymnasium will be as oil
lows:
Senior Monday and Thursday,
to 10 P. NJ.
Juvenile class-W ednesday, 3 to P. M.
Saturday, 10 TO II A. NJ.
Ladies' class-Tuesday and Friday, 10
to l. y. VI.
Ladies' class (special) Wednesday, 7:3O
to p. NJ.
Girls class-Monday and Thursday,
to p. NJ.
Physical examination - Tuesday and
Saturday, 7:30 to 8 p. NJ.
Business men special Wednesday
ana Saturday, 5 to Z. NJ.
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ULRICH-Near this city, February 18th.
Liesette, wife of AloiS Ulrich (and mother
OF Frank, Liesette and Helena Ulrch), ma
tive of Switzerland, aged 4 8 years, 2 months
and days.
R1-Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the
Cathedral this afternoon at $50 o'clock
sharp.
GRIFFIN-In this city, February l1th,
Martin w. Griffin, beloved husband OF
Maria +. Griffin tand father of Lizzie, Mary
and Franklin Grifhn), native of Mayo
County. Ireland.
B8-t riends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the services, which
will be held in the Cathedral, this afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock. Interment private. Re
mains may be viewed at late residence,
2512 II street, from 10 A. NJ. to 2:3O p. NJ.
DWI Erin this city, February 18th, Julia
F., wife of Edward Dwyer land daughter OF
Martin and the late Mary Wetzel, and sister
OF Mrs. Annie Doyle, Mrs. II. p. Ryan and
Katie Wetzel), a native of California. aged
25 years, months and days Nevada
City Transcript please copy.l
RD-Funeral notice hereafter.
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Uniform Rank. K. of p, Election.

Capitol Division, No. 4, Uniform Rank
Knights of Pythias, held its annual meet.
ing at the arnory in the basement of the
Castle Hall last evening. The meeting
was an enthusiastic one. The following
named officers were elected for the ensu.
ing year: Sir knight Captain, L. c.
Messner; Sir knight Lieutenant, j. II,
Liggett; Sir Knight Herald, ID. p
Brown; Sir knight Recorder, James b.
Giffen: Sir Knight Treasurer, Ellis
Era n L lin
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THE POLICE FORCE.
Who the Present Officers Are, an
Their preSent Detail.

Who the Present Officers Are, and
Their Present Detail.
Chief of Police Rodgers and Captain
Talbot would not know some of the new
police officers if they were to meet them
on the street. and it will be some months
before the general public will be sufli-
GENTLY familiar with them to be able to
distinguish them from Midwinter Fair
tourists.
However, they are mostly men whose
appearance is in their favor, and in the
course of time they will no doubt become
efficient officers.
Officer Fisher reported for duty last
night armed with baton about a foot
and half long and made of the hardest
and heaviest wood that grows. After
hearing the opinions of old officers re-
garding theresult that would follow blow
from it upon some fellows head, Fisher
concluded to 60 forth into the night with =
out it.
OF the old officers there are seven still
on duty-Talbot, Wilson, Greene, Maley,
Higgins, Lowell and McManus. Ali of
these have been reappointed except
Maley and Lowell, one OF whom is serv-
ing in the place OF Hayes, not yet quail
lied, and the other to fill one vacancy on
the force that has not yet been filled.
The new officers are John z. Bagley,
William Hayes, James Douglas, K. W.
Ash, Y. L. Taylor, w. p. rutherford, j..
j. Plunkett, John +. Logue and w. j..
Hardy. The present detail is as follows
Beat l-Day, John p. Bagley; night, j.
A. Wilson.
Beat DAY, Anthony Greene; night,
George Maley.
Beat 3-Day, James Douglas; night, r.
w. Ash.
Beat day. D. w. Higgins; night. V.
+. Taylor.
Beat 5-Day. William p. Rutherford;
night, w. Nj. Lowell.
Beat 6-Day, John f. Logue; night, NJ.
Fisher.
Day Jailer. ]. P. McManus; Night
Jailer, j. j. Plunkeit; Court Bailiff, w. j.
Hardy; driver OF patrol wagon. Henry
Balsz.
Hayes will probably qualify to-day,
which will let out either Lowell or Maley.
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sacramento Dental society.

The monthly meeting of the Sacramento
Dental Society ian organization recently
perfected by Sacramento dentists for the
advancement of the profession and social
intercourse took place on Monday even
ing at the residence OF DR.. w. w. Light.
The usual order of business was trans
acted, followed by papers and the discus
sion of professional topics.
The doctor proved Il most admirable
host, and on adjournment of the meeting
all partook of banquet, which was
served by the doctor in royal style.
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On Trial for Rurolai,y.

youth named John Wright is on
trial in Judge Catlin's court on charge
of robbing the cabin of Chinaman near
CORTLAND some months ago.
When the Walnut Grove Constable
brought Wright and his pal to the city to
place them in the County Jail they es-
capped. but were recaptured.
District Attorney Ryan is conducting
the prosecution, and Hiram w. Johnson
appears for the defense.
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man; "Tea Party" Mrs. Mary 6. Dunn,
Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Brown and Miss
Shields.
After the programme was concluded
contest IN picking up potatoes with
iork for prize excited much fun and
laughter at the mishaps of the contestants.
The ladies of the corps had provided an
excellent collation. in The banquet hall
for the refreshment of their guests, and
ample justice was done to it, after which
all returned to the lodge room and passed
pleasant hour in music and converse
non
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Nortin Grift1n,s FuneraI.

The funeral services of the late Martin
Griffin will take place at $50 o. clock this
afternoon at the Cathedral, but the inter-
mant will be private. Intimate friends
NAV view the remains at the family resi-
dence. 2512 II street, from 10 A. NJ. to 2:30
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Fine Art Display.

Frederic C. Torrey. representing w. K
Vickery of San Francisco, invites atten-
ton to a choice collection of watercolors,
etchings, art-photographs, ETC., to be
shown at the rooms of the Kingsley Art
Club. New Pavilion, each day and even
ing of this week Except Saturday even
mo
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The Kidneys.

Persons of sedentary habits often suf-
fer with kidney affections. Sufferers
from this weakening and dangerous dis
ease, by a persistent use of Simmons
Liver Regulator, will restore the kidneys
to their wonted health and yigor.
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Go From Home for News.

This is the way one of the San Fran
cisco papers puts it:
Judge Catlin OF the Supreme Court yes
terday decided that Chief of Police Rod
gers of Sacramento is not entitled to the
Office he now holds, as he was not citi-
zen ninety days prior TO his election"
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EvERYBoDY'S COLUMN.
Correspondence OF Interest to the
General Public.

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publish snort letters from correspondents on
topics of interest to the general public. The
matter IN these communications Will be I'M
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writers; All communications must be accom-
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publication unless SO desired, but as O guaran-
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BORN
DIED.

WILLIAMS-In this city, February 9Th, to
the wife OF G.. NJ. Williams, a daughter.
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