The Lunar Eclipse

The eclipse of the moon Saturday evening was very pretty. The color was pink or about that of red-hot iron. The moon was already totally eclipsed when it arose, and the total eclipse lasted about half an liour after it was first visible. It was prettiest when the lowest edge of the moon was first tipped with the liht of the san. Although total lunar eclipses are somewhat common here, it is eeldom that one s so well seen as was this one. The New York World has the following to say of a gentleman who is well known in Ann Arbor : " David üenning, 'The Michigan apple king,1 began his career as a journeyman cooper. He is the most distinguished man in his line in the world, and frequently buys and distributes as many as 125,000 barrels of apples in a season. His figure is very much like that of the late Vice President Hendricks, and he has the same sort of features as the Indianian had."