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New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
FOR MANHOOD IN RELIGION.
The Rev. Donald Sage Mackay breaches
Virility to Young Mems Association.

At the first annual dinner OF the Young Men
Association OF the Collegiate Church of St Nicho-
las held at the Aldine Club. No Ill Fifth avenue.
last night tho toastmAster. Gates ". McGarrah
reserved the Rev. Donald Sage Mackay, pastor of
the church. for the last speaker. Mr. Mackay said.
In part:
There is too much effeminacy In religion to-
day. Even In the hymns there is no virtlity. We
want ministers that will give the tonic OF real
manhood. It's the man with a personality. with
the real power of conviction behind him. that is
wanted. In talking with Theodore Roosevelt a
short time ago | laid before him scheme. After
looking II over he said: TITS vital problem. 1t
needs thought and I'm not going TO discuss II In a
perfunctory manner. 1t is Just this unwilllngness
or his 10 decide questions In careless manner that
has made him a great power in the councils OF the
world.
at a dinner In Albany. He asked what he should
talk about. said Tell them your plans-your
Ideals There were many of his enemies in tho
room, and he knew II. for when he sat down after
making his speech he said to me, "I know that a
lot OF these fellows despise me but I'm going 10
hold on to my ideals" Since then the Governor
has won by the courage of his convictions With
the dormant material / In this room tonight
awaksped. with mems clubs organized all over the
country, can see II distinct step forward to a
new manhood In the Church. and In the salvation
of America
Congressman ]. V. V. Ocott told Of his expert
ences in the Panama Canal Zone of the sanitary
work accomplished there by Colonel Gorgas and OF
Engineer Stevens's task in organizing the working
forces and housing them
Homer Davenport talked about his experIence,
In the East and West and the Rev. James L Vance
spoke on The Passing OF the Individual"
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
GRADUATION GOWNS.
Several Pretty Models of Simplicity
and Beauty.

The cold weather Of the spring of 1907 may keep
the roses from budding and make strawberries
scarce, but there is crop 1t cannot injure-the
annual output of fair girl graduates. Consequently
the question OF the graduation gown is no less in
teresting this year than ii always is at this season.
1t is qeston that assumes wider interest with
every passing year, because girl is graduated so
many more times than girls were in the old days.
Sometimes It seems to the harassed mother that
the dress fo- her small daughters graduation from
primary school is hardly finished and worn before
IL is time plan the fnery for her last great day
al high school. Then comes graduation from col
lege, if the girl is lucky enough TO go. and even
after that she may graduate from some special
school Of art or science. But fortunately for the
nowhere in better taste than in girls graduation
gown Teachers almost invariably throw the
one Of the prettiest Of this seasons models in
tended for the high school graduate. has FIVE
sored skirt fitted at the hips by means of length
trimmed with three bands Of vertical tucking set
in as an insertion @ and finished at each edge with
trimmed with bands Of the same vertical tucking
as those in the skirt A Dutch neck is formed
by bands OF the same tucking which connects the
TerP fi and of eboW iemg P finished wif band
and rosette Of ribbon which may be Of white or Of
Another dainty model of soft null. with full.
wide lace in a Greek key pattern the lower side
of which is about five inches from the bottom Of
nate bands Of material and lace so arranged as to
carry cut the Greek key pattern Idea The lower
Joined by half-nch band The girdle IS made Of
chiffon taffeta ribbon, finished with two full ro-
seftes in the back, from which extend long ends.
forming a sash The full sleeves are elbow length.
For the college girl any white frock will serve,
quite old one. IL is entirely concealed
beneath her black gown. But as 'an offset TO this
economy she viii need several new frOcks for the
other affairs and functions of commencement
week. and all Of these should be white. Simplicity
Shouts also be the rule in their construction, but
greater latitude IS allowed this the real good
by 10 school life. especially these dresses may
serve. with little alteration for evening or dinner
gowns later on. Three gowns will De desirable in
order the requirements of these functions
(and, OF course, many more as circumstances
peTmit)-a dinner reception gown, dancing
gown and a luncheon gown-for graduates are
usually inundated with luncheon parties. The
dancing and the dinner gown may be slightly
decollete. V-shaped Dutch neck being the only
permissible STYLES
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Monday, May 81, 1907.


american line With asa seass Pa:snse2s sD sqs
and md's Arrived at the Bar at 1l;2o @ 3sth
Cuba Planters Company with fruit Arrived the Bar
Steamer City OF Columbus Smith savannah May ~
TO the Ocean IS Co. with passengers and mdse Left
Steamer Comus POST New Orleans May 81 20 tho
Southern Pacific Company. with passengers and mdse.
Steamer Kong Erode Nor). Hansen sama May -. to
the Cuneo Importing Company with fruit Arrived at
Steamer Celtic (Br). Hameeton. Southampton
bourg May is. tho American Line with 4sT
o42 steerage passengers mails and mdse Arrived at
steamer Bayamo CCuban) Hon. Havana May q to
tho New York and Cuba Mall ss Co with mdse Ar
steamer r pTincipessa Isetta Gtap Montanari Genoa
April n Ieshorn 81, Terranovs 90 Catanis May and
Arrved at S's the Bar at M s'''a'n Co. with nd'e
Steamer Porto Rico. Deano Baltimore to H Foster
Steamer River Forth tBr, Bryce. Shields May 10 to
feP sem.r za opn II Ssas Aed n Ma. the Is Bar 5 az
Do to Boulton Bliss Daett. with passengers. malls
steamer United States Dan, wuiSr copenharsn Nav
49, Christianis II and Chrsansand Is to Funch Edye
mdse- Arrived at the Bar at AS a m.
steamer Vineen1o hSnnan0 CItall hettanino Palermo
passenger and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at II 20
News May 28 the Dominion Co with passengers
and ssn@s1 %6ss .nx.S sf Ct S Ma.
West "a to the Mallory IS Co. with passengers and mdse
steamer salvatore d Gorsio. Biorins Por, Antonio
May D. to the Atlantic Fruit Co with fruit Arrived
steamer Csupposed, Nicholas Cuneo CNor, from Ja-
maics Passed in sandy Hook at e;oo m.
Passed in sandy Hook at 1898 p m
mington Is 10 the clyde steamship Company with
mdse Passed in Sandy Hook at lo:t7 m
breeze: partly cloudy. thick or shore.
SAILED.
(Gsr). for Boston Baltimore: Prin-
cess Anne Norfolk and Newport News voiga (Br)
burg via Norfolk.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
LOST VALUABLE RELIC ON CELTIC
Jewelled Dagger, Saved from Collection
Valued at $5O0,0OO at Frisco, Stolen.

The White Star liner Celtic came into port yes
terday completing her last trip for the American
Line in place of the St Paul The St Paul is
again ready for service
The only incident of the trip the theft of a
tewelled dagger valued $3.50 from the cabin of
Mrs Virginia Scatena and her daughter. of San
Francisco. The dagger stolen some tirae last
Wednesday. Mrs Scatena said that 1t was the
only piece saved from the earthquake out OF col
lection valued at hal; million. Since the earth
quake Mrs. Scatena and her daughter have been
travelling in Italy. Every effort made TO find the
dagger unaVailing.
Among the passengers were Miss Esteile Christy,
who IS reported 10 be engaged TO Lord Eliot:
Charles d Booth. of Mrs Maud Ballington
Booth: z. Phillips Oppenheim and Leigh Hunt
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
URGED TO GREATER EFFORT.
Sabbath Alliance Told It Ought to Work
Harder for Sunday Observance.

Miss Mary Ogden White, field secretary Of the
Womans National Sabbath Alliance, told the mem
bers of that organization in her report read at
their monthly meeting yesterday morning that
they had been too backward about going forward.
The Consumers League has done things we
ought 10 have done" she said I'VE organ
ized, say, to work for the protection of the
home and the social life. Whose home and whose
social life? Shouldn't It be the home and social
life of the locomotive engineer; of the baker baker OF OF
the Consumers League. tell at our last meeting
how her required by light and power
company work many consecutive sundays
Those the things must fight,
You know, the members of the Consumers
League wifi rot permit bread oysters or anything
to be delivered at their homes on sunday.
Conditions change, and organization must
change meet them. We can't be to-day what
were five years ago; We can't be ten years from
what to-day. and do much good
The delegate from White Plains suggested that
the alliance do something to protect suburban
towns from being overrun by the gentle house
hunter from the city Sundays She thought real
estate men ought to advertise in the Saturday IN
stead of the Sunday papers.
The Rev. Charles p. MacGregor. of Calvary Bap-
fist Church. made a brief address, in the course
which he told how he cooked the political goose
of the former Mayor OF Bayonne. \ j. in con.
test over the question of Sunday baseball in that
city.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Dover May % 6:2o m-Finland. New York Antwerp
proceeded
Southampton May 27-Trent (Br) New York via Kings
Colon,
Singapore. May 2T-verona Ger. New via Algers
and Alden.
Plymouth. May 81 2:o4 m-Kronprinz Wilhelm Ger.
for Cherbourg and Bremen proceeded,
Rotterdam. NAV 25-Smolensk tFussl York for
Libau Ryndam Dutch. der Zee New York via
BouloKne
Glasgow. May c5-Furnessa (Br New York via MoviIle:
26th. Caledonia tBrD. New York Movie
Antwerp. May 25-Cambroman (Br). New York.
Naples. May 2sF1orida QtaD New York; 27th, Brasila
UtaD New York via Philadelphia
Maceo 24-Soldier Prince (Br). New York win par
natnbuco. "
Bermuda. Nav &c: q Pretoria Csr) New York
Shanghai May 2T-Craighall tBr), New York via Port
Natal for Newcastle n w. and San Francisco or
CiuayIans. -
Alden NAV 25-Tudor Prince (Br) New York for sinxa-
pcre - SN
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
REST FOR THE REV. DR.. A. ]. LYMAN.
Dean Of congregational Pastors in Brooklyn
Asks for Associate

The Rev Dr. Albert ]. Lyman, pastor Of the
South Church, Court street Brooklyn. and dean OF
the Congregational ministers of that borough, has
announced that he wishes to be relieved of part of
his duties at the end of the year. and ask that
younger be named associate pastor. DR..
Lyman is 'sixty-two years old. and has worked
ceaselessly FOR the thirty-four years In which he
has been at South Church
DR.. Lyman Will still remain in close touch with
the church. although he has offered give up his
salary He Will preach several times each month
The church committee will probably accept DR.
Iymans suggestion to-day. They have yet de-
cided who is TO be his associate. The Rev. F. Boyd
Edwards assistant pastor of South Church. is at
present considering a call to Poughkeepsie and is
not likely TO succeed DR. Lyman
DR. Lyman viii keep his home, at No. 25 Pres-
dent rect and will devote of his time to
Charitable work, in which he is interested
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
IN PRAISE or THE T. S. S.

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: l have just received a letter from the pres
dent OF the Ever Ready branch of the Tribun.
Sunshine Society. saying that some of the women
of that society will visit this house on Sunday
evening. June 8. and give musical programme for
the entertainment of the boys The piano in the
boys sitting room was recently purchased with
money obtained through a notice inserted in the
Tribune Sunshine Column, and / TO add that
] have never made request through that column
that il has met with response, even to expert
treatment for eyes. | more grateful than
can say to The Tribune for promoting this move
nent of the Sunshine Society. which IS in line with
the most advanced and humane thought OF the Ga
Yours, very sincerely,
Head Worker
The Chrystie street House. No l2s Chrystie
afr
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TRAN NSPACIFlC MAILS

Destination end Close in y. Y.
Hawaii (via San Francisco)-Alameda To-day 1870 a
Hawaii Philippine
tvia Frsncsco)-U s Transport. 1. 1890 a m
Japan. Corea China and Philippine ISL
ands (vta Vancouver and Victoria,
b. C)--Empress OF China .Ju m
Japan, COrea and China Especially Rd
dressed only. via Seattel - Kaga
Maru - June s. 900 m
Japan. China Especially ad-
dressed only. via Tacomaj-Yanstsze June d 500 m
Hawaii. japan, Corea. China and Phil
ippine Islands Cvia San Francisco)-
Dorc = 1880 a m
Australia West). New Zealand.
Samoan Islands FIJI Islands
Caledonia tyia Vancouvsr and Vic
toria, u. C)-Aorang Is 600 m
Tahiti and MsrGuesas Islands (va
Francisco)-Msrposa June o. 80 a
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
SAILED.

Bremen. May III 1 m-Grosser Kurfurst eee''' ~
York Via Cherhourg
Hsvre May 26 o a un-Californie Err. New forA
Naples. May 26-Nord America Utah. New fOfs rJar,-
Plymouth, May 21. IL. - ui-PatrtCia (Geri V1AN''
burg and Boulogne) New York ..,,, Nsv
Shields May 26-Geestemunde (Ger) (sron Stee'i'' -
York. Narragansett (Br). New York -, .tal.
Seville. May 22-Resina (Ger). tfroul BaFce'0"~
New -. osvh
Naples NAV 2S-NanueI CaIvo (Span). New YORK; -'
m-Hamhurg ,Cier,. New York ~.-ssr,al.
Kobe. May 25-Norman Prince Br>- cronn i'A'
New York
Rotterdam May 2s-Promctheus (Gerl. New iorM .sc,
St Lucia May 2+-Phoenicia CBr). efroun iauiaue' -
New York
PASSED.
Prawle Point. May 27-Rhein CGer>. New fo'A -
Butt OF Lewis. May 2e-Paula o6sr). New hoFs i~
Fayai May 21-Campania uraD. New York for Nap~
and Genoa.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28

NORMAL. COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
" Park Avenue and StSty-eighth Street New
York. May "a. I9OT-ExRnnstion "a the
High School Department.
Any girl under the OF thirteen, who Is a
resident Of New York City and who has COMPLETED
the CURRICULUM of the ELEMENTARY COURSE of
the BOARD OF EDUCATION Of the STATE DE-
PARTMENT OF EDUCATION. is eligible to take tho
examinations. This applies only students
public schools but also those attending parochial
private other schools and those holding Regents
elementary certificates The dates and subjects Of
examination follows: Arithmetic June 18th at
o A NJ Grammar. June 18th. . A English,
June 18th. 1890 p NJ The necessary blank certid-
may be had upon application
JOSEPH A. GILLET,
Acting President
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
CONTRIBUTIONS

Two express boxes filed with great variety of
clothing for adults and children came from Mrs.
Phelps of White Plains box of fine woos and
egg coseys from some unknown friend in Man
haitian. two dainty aprons for a little girl from
Mrs NJ. f. Dillon. unfinished work from S. E. M
reading matter from Brooklyn" and "A Friend -
fancy articles, TO be passed on special gifts
from Mrs C; souvenir postas from C. c. B. six
fine wash cloths from Brooklyn an express box
Of kindergarten and school books, novels and music
from Miss Hazen. OF Manhattan: and box of
]. 3. of West 18th street.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
BAD FIRE AT ST. REGIS. N. v

Syracuse. May IA dispatch to THE Post
Standard" stated that six business structures In
the village of St. Regis. Franklin County were
destroyed by fire yesterday. The flames consumed
the Weller block. Mrs Coney's millinery store the
f. W. Aldrich block. f. r Aldrich's hardware
stock, the Odd Fellows block. Jerry La Point 8
grocery stock, the Methodist parsonage a tene-
ment house and machine and blacksmith sbop
The total loss is over $4,000 f
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Thomas Blowsh discharged yesterday bv
Magistrate Crane after having been In Jail since
Saturday night on suspicion of knowing something
or the Staheldt murder. He boasted in his Guns
that he was with the girls slayer
The trial Of DIR. Gay, the former Queens County
coroner indicted for the murder of his Wife was
his lawyer ~ -
The fifth annual dinner OF the class of 'OS New
York University. will be held at Resenweber's on
Saturday night. The day is alumni day at the uni
VerSty - N
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
GOOD TIMES

The members of the Elm City branch, New
Haven. especially favored with pleasant nvi-
tations On May % they were entertained at
Cheshire by Mrs f. D. Woodbury.. a friend of the
T s. s. They went by special trolley fifteen
miles and participated in q lawn fete: On May q
a matinee held at the home of Mrs. Laurrens
Lennox for the benefit Of poor girl. IN June the
whole branch is invited to the summer home of
Governor and Mrs. Woodruff at Guilford, for day
of specal sunshine.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
PROSPECTIVE OUTING.

Mrs. Henry Potter of East Orange. who gave
day of unsurpassed sunshine to thirty-fve tene-
Inent house children last summer again sends an
invitation for outing on July at her beautiful
home The children who will be selected for this
outing will be fortunate indeed for everything for
their comfort and happiness will be considered by
fhair
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
OFFERS.

Miss Phayre, of Manhattan. kindly offers to
pass on weekly her copies OF "The Christian Ad-
vocate' TO who would enjoy receiving IT.;
Miss De Wolff of West Orange. N j. has a varied
assortment of odd books. magazines and illustrated
papers to give wherever they needed: Miss
Locke, of New Rochelle will by request send tho
silks she offers for knitting weaving a Brook
lyn member
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
FRENCH CHAMPAGNE MAKER DEAD.

News received in this city yesterday OF the
death in Rheims. France. OF Count Werle, head
OF the house of Veuve Cliquot, champagne makers.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
Public Notices.

DURsUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT.
HOss is hereby & Essn that nT sob S4 Branches the
Legislature. entitled
TO AUTHoRIzE THE CoMMIssIolNSERSssr lS Ssr OF vGRE The
sSSR xhE FAXES USes PRoFERTT
HsREM IL uIh fTE PREsRTrRSN 3r MEW f2Hh ca1RcH
Further notice is hereby given that Pu5e Hearing
g G IN Th % e9 9ea Of n Se on
~ GEORGE B, MCCLELLAN;
This bill will be the first heard that time
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT.
notice is hereby given that an ITi ,be
Legislature. entitled
TO AMEND THE eSEATER NEW 1oEK EEz. cHAR- H6R
MIssI6NER or DOCKS AND THE DEPpTY COM
Further notice is hereby given that Public Hearing
May May %. ssa'i ioo7. T. al r 1880 s' O'clock e 4 NJ
NA''D 0-'' i'''- ->' GEORGE E B MCCLELLAN.
This bill will be the second heard at that time.
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT
L notice Is hereby given that an act-Assembly 1913
Int No e5shas been passed by both branches of the
To AMEND THE cAN.AeR AE AsR NEW YORK CHAR
TER: IN RELATION TO THE POLICE DEPART
Fnrtns5 not @ & given Pu5s % % Ing
May 20; 1907. at 1880 O'Clock M oo
GEORGE B. MCLELLAN.
This bill will q third heard that time.
DURsUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT.
i notice is hereby given that act-Assemby 81.
Int No 51-has been passed by both branches Of the
Legislature entitled
TO AUTHORIZE rHE nN coMM1ssIoxERs ONT OF THE
SINKING FUND OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK TO
CANCEL AND ANNUL CERTAIN ASSESSMENTS
AND SALES TO THE CITY OF NEW YORK FOR
ASSESSMENTS AFFECTING PROPERTY IN THE
CITY OF NEW YORK. AND DIRECTING THE COMP
TRoLLER TO MARK SUCH ASSESSMENTS ACCORD
INGLY.
Further notice is hereby given that Public Hearing
such bill will be held the Mayors Once. in the
City Hall. in Tho City OF New York. on Wednesday.
May 20, 1907. at 1890 o'clock A NJ
Dated City Hall. New York. May %. 1907.
GEORGE b MCCLELLAN.
Mayor.
This bill will be the fourth heard that time.
DURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT.
notice is hereby given that act-Assembly 2063.
Int No 91fhas been passed by both branches OF the
Legislature. entitled
TO AMEND THE GREATER NEW YORK CHAR
TER IN RELATION To TERRITORY FOR THE
ACCOMMODATION AND USE OF CANAL BOATS
AND BARGES.
Further notice hereby given that Public Hearing
such bill VIII be held the Mayors Ofce IN tho
City Hail. in Tho city OF New York. Wednesday,.
MAY 20. 1907, at 1880 o'clock a. NJ
Dated City Hail. New York. May 25. 1907.
GEORGE p. NJ CLELLAN,
Mayor
Thi, bill will be the fifth heard that time
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
MONEY RECEIVED.

Miss Elsie Hitler Just before sailing for Europe
sent her check for S. as her June contribution for
the crippled girl who Is learning a trade
press company refunded % cents overcharge: Mrs
Truslow. Of Long Island: Miss Sutherland. OF
Norwich Conn., and Miss Mary L. Alden, stamps
for postage
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D G. WASH
received this ONCE until IL O'Clock Saturday;
bridge across the track Of the Baltiaao1s and oha
Railroad company on the line Of Monroe street eS.
II fee, and will contain approximately 81 o. steel
posaI specifications ali necessary Information
be obtained at Room 4S. District Building Il 3 , =
missioners. d. c
OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF COLUM-
" ba, Washington May 81. 19OT--Sealed proposals
June IT, 1907 for constructing Junction section q
trunk sewers Forms specifications and Necessary n
i9E W2shinS'1n Es p HENRT Bow e
= -
DRoPosALs FOR SCREENS STORM SASH AND
Sealed proposals in ,rpIicats for furnishing
buildings at this post Will be received here until lo
any all bids Information furnished on spp,-
cation Envelopes eontanins proposals sh9Id ss ~ :,
the Undersigned G. c. BURNELL. Consts Or Mr.
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF co.
~ lumbin. Washington MAY 81 leoT-Sesied p'IIs ssr.
day June 1907 for furnishing water meters E,,--d
al Room as Building Washington. D. c Hsn.s
b, F. Macfarland. Henry L West; Jay J. Morrow e0-
posais sripcate. viii resolved here SH;a !,I
NJ. June s. 1907 for supplying the u s sNsaaI-sf
dSPins the s fiscal year ending ' June % 50 1905
StoSe.a o ah the pa fh @ asep SG
upOn application Envelopes containing p.Oposss,
ouartsrmaster. West Point. N Y.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED =.
- the onlcs Of the Light House Ensnees I,sp ana
VILE VILE ~ y until & oGoe< i,o1 JSns ssason @ sandy
Hook j. In accordance with specines;ons, sos Tnay
Mn m Sa won % oS a,,o1 rs e Tpe House ngnser
PompSInsvilIs PS nSd sPHp %spicA''0" e Y TO inc
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
ENTERTAINS BRANCH.

Mrs Seth Abrams has invited the Friendly Aid
branch TO kaffee klatsch to-day at her home, No.
ss4 ST. Nicholas
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
10 Sun T22 Moon rises s54 Moon age II
HIGH WATER
A.M-Sandy Hook SOS Gov. Island S:l6I
T. M-Sandy Hook 500 Gov 80 He'll Cate 10. 40
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28

Mrs. Wolff. of Georgetown. Conn. writes that
there a plentiful response TO her request for
Infants clothing for her Swedish neighbor She
also asks that the following request be published
in the column:
"Wi the friend who sent the pettlcoats and
pretty socks and lovely sack please again send
her address to Mrs. Wolff, her valued note
lost?
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
BRIDGEPORT BRANCH.

Mrs. Augustus S. May, president OF the Bridge
port Comm branch had most credtable report
TO give at the annual meeting This branch is only
one year old and began with twelve members 1t
now has eighty-nine active members. Three enter
tainments given during the year to raise
money for Sunshine work New garments We're
made and distributed so given to the consumptive
home in Florida 81 80 weekly for groceries for a
family for two months, $50 expended in various
ways TO bring sunshine into needy lives. :35 given
toward buying a horse for farm and twenty
potted plants to hospital and widows home. !"
Through efforts of the society the attention of
the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Company called 10 an old employe who had be
come disabled Upon investigating the the
company allowed him pension Of so a month.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28
[551tElH3luHNIR 555|1tEElHlNR
& H&YgHHIDIHHHhH5I
IssSsSegz<lIIWlGIIEEif1Y ~

Oh what is so sweet as a morning in spring
When the gale is all freshness, and larks the
wing
In clear liquid carols their gratitude sing?
Alfred Tennyson.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-28

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT
l. notice is hereby given that an act-Senate sso
No 740-has passed by both branches of the
Legislature, entitled