A U. Of M. Boy's Success

The tram the Michigan C'hristian Aavwcaté taUfi a good record of a ycutliunan formerly resident here : Cimcinnati has its Cn&utauqua asseimbly aimiiallj' at Epworth Herwin s, within easy reach of the great city. The aíseinbly has just af ter a very succeesful and profltable tour weeks. Tlie aasembly was under the superintendeney oï l'roi. Wiilte Bougliton, of Ofoio Uni-i-.-iiy, to wliose energy and efficiency the euccess of the M'ssion was largely due. Tlie Ai ere Artvoratr Baya of Prof. Bougii ■■orle : "ïlie superiatendency of Proifssur ümiglitoii was tminently satisfact'ory. Hie quiet, gentlemanly manner of conductin? the exercises won the co-operation of everyone. At tlie closüvg exercisés, on last Fri(1,-iy iiight, Bishop Walden propos.'d a aeriee of resolutions hig-hly complimontary Ito Profeseor lioughton, expressing itJie sentiments of the entire audience, as was proved by tlie unaniïnous tvote in their adoption. The depiartinient of Englista., in cliarge of Proteesor W'ilüs Iioiighton, of the Ohio Uaiversity, was well patronlzed. A e'.,! s in rhetoric continued through the asseanbly. A great amount of work was accompj.islied. A class for legmners in tlie study of English autih'Ors was early organized. In spit e oí tlie heat and the outside atti-actions, tlie continued nntil t.he close of the sea.son. Tliis -svas enne lof the most classes oi Itlie assembly. Professor Boughton has rare ability in arousing entiiusiasm amoiig liis pupiLs." Altouether, the assembly is proinounced the most successi'ul ever held at Ep■svoa-tli Heights.