Y. M. C. A. Figures

London, Sept. 14. - The World's Young Men's Cliristian association has just completed its annuiil table of statistics. F rom this it appear that there are in Great Britain and Ireland 756 centers and 78,900 members. In London there are sixty-five issociations, with a membership of 10,000 and an animal cost of 9150,000. Exeter hall, with 1,500 membera, costs 860,000 a year. Liverpool has 3,000 members and costs but L10,000 a year. Manchester, with 2,500 mcmbers, costs but 811,000 a year. (iermany has more associations than England and in the United btates there are 1,305 centers, having a membership of 222,000. Taking the entire world the report estimates that there are over 4,400 Yoi}ng Men's Christian associations in existence, with an ag-gregate membership of 390,000.