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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-01
SAN FRANCISCO.
DR. SPINNEY, NO. Il KEARNEY STREET. Treats aiI Chronic and Special
 Diseases.
Y OunC Men

WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE EFFECTS oi youthu !oies indscretOn, will do well to avail ueisiyes of this, the greatest boom ever laid at the altar Of suffering humanity. DR. SPINSEY will guarantee 70 forfeit $500 for every of seminal WeaEuas- or private disease of any kind character which be undertakes and fails to
 MIDDLE AGE MEN.
 There are many at the age of thirty to sixty who troubled with too frequent evacuation of the bladder, often accompanied by slight smArtng or burning sensation and weakness of the system iE manner the patient cannot account for On examining the ur nary dep 5ss rury sediment will often be found and sonletr1ss sraa particles Of slDumen will appear, CT the cclor wl be of thin uidsh hue again changing 10 dark and torpid appearsuce- There many men wno oe Of this difficulty Ignorant of the cause, which is The second stage Of seminal weakness. Dr. s. will gaFAfees rfect cure in ali such cases, and healthy iestolaion of the geDito-uriusry organs.
 r. 5- To private diseases of short standing, full course of medicines, sufficient for cure, with all n stcucns, VI Ds sent address receipt of slJ OFFICE HoCRs-l9 to and to 8. Sundays from 10 10 II A. Consultation free. Thorough examination and advice S. Can or address,
 DR. sPINNEY k co,
 No. II Kezrnsy St., San Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-01

PANAMA CANAL.-The rise in Panama shares is in connection with official advices which confirm our provisions. It appears that the canal can be constructed within four years, and that the cost will be about 100, COG, 900 under the first estimates. This also greatly changes the intrinsical value of the founders parts.-Paris Bourse, June 8.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-01

passing UnoserFedip inc urine and many other dis, eesss that lesd to in sanity and death.
 DR. INVITE il agree to forfeit $500 for of .his kind the Vital Ee-tOratiye under his special advice and treaIleuti will not cure, for anything impure ujurOus found iu it. Dr. Mintie treaes all Private DiseaEes successfully without mercury. Con- sultAtOn free. Thorough examination and advice in- cluns analysis of urine, s5- Price of Vital Restora
 tive s bottle, four times the quantity, slO; sent any address upon receipt of p- ce, c, O. D. se from observation, and in prvate if desred
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-01

We hear the horrible oration of the fourth spoken of as simply immense.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-01
BONES C. SPENCER,

BONES C. SPENCER, Al the old stand. NoEezs,na street. 0o-s ,ou'i 5f GJriry. dealer. in CIGARS TOBACCO. CONFEC- TlOSEHI FRUITS AND FINE GROCERIES. We respectfully invite tue s.;sauoa sf the public iaeEe aaG varied
 s-oek and aa-4use 10 tSS [ s tae f1e.; .stsfseion tJ all purcAessr,. V hand l as.C-t-4.ui of tls choicest brands of CiFa.s ard Cia,Ias Fn--Cut sld Plug SruokinuE and Chewing rhsseU, tipss Fouch- and TobsaJ BoAes. at 5-3r'-E prices ..spa every one gee. AWAY with ,uiliae taoe,, AieF Pus"as.n of Es a-d r due reiurrfor further sLIT'ss.
 ThautiG for pat isvsI-. solicit r'ut;uusrce Q he liberal IatEJsass r.r--nf,-e r-sr5-y.t oa uE, moving tas, cu- C3gCSj r.l bear u.y4e. iE and co.aP aPAr.so1 V.ia 2-y L 'Ls u-afEe,.
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Barnura,s Great C1rcus.

The ground on the corner of Ninth and
S streets already looks alive, and the immense
spread of canvas, which is already up, will give
good idea of the extent of the great combination,
controlled by the veteran Snowman P. T. Barnum,
which will appear on Monday. The menagerie
and circus will leave New York on special
trains and win reach here on Monday.
A novel feature of the entertainment offered
by Mr. Barnum will be series of contests between
his two best athletes-MeSsrs. Frank A. Gardiner
and W. H. Batcheler-and the prizes to be awarded
at the close of tie have attracted crowds of
admiring people to the window of Galt's jewelry
establishment, where they are on exhibition
These prizes costly and elegant. The first is
massive urn of solid silver inlaid with gold 1t is
mounted on a beautifully turned ebony pedes-
tai, on which rests a base of silver, on which
stands a tripod consisting of three golden
lions which in turn supports the urn proper,
the handles of which represent exquis-
itely carved elephants heads The lid is
surmounted by an exquisite statue of winged
goddess standing on Dolphins back. The second
prize is a vase elegantly wrought, resting base
of ebony. The vase proper is heavily inlaid with
chased gold, the handles being horses heads. The
third prize is a champion belt. This is exquis-
lite piece of workmanship. Its outer rims are COM
posed of silver balds, between which are thirteen
medallions engraved with scenes of the equestrian
and gymnastic arena, two of them having excel
lent likenesses of Batcheller and Gardner. The
trophies which were made of solid silver were the
work of Messrs. Tiffany & Co., New York, and cost
upward of 81 900. They are all suitably inscribed
blanks being left for the names of the victors
They were offered by MessFs. Barnum, Bailey &
Hutchinson as incentives to the actors in their
show to excel in their different departments.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The engagement of Mr.. John T. Ray
mond this week has been remarkably successful
Holy week in this city is usually bad week for
entertainments; and then, too, the weather. in the
early part, was none of the best. Fresh, the
American" is full of amusing incidents and the
audience is kept in continual good hu.nor; but
the large audiences have been attracted more by
the excellent acting of Mr.. Raymond rather than
merits of the play. 1t serves its purpose which is
q hearty laugh.
This youthful aspirant for histrionic fame has
met with unexampled success wherever she has
appeared and under the control of that sterling
manager, Mr.. c. D. Hess, she asmade both reputa-
ton and money this season. The operetta called
"The Magic Slipper" which is the attraction, is
highly spoken of as will be seen by the following
extract from the Detroit Free Press: "The music
throughout the evening is delicious, and the act
ing is remarkably good. The stage appointments
and the costumes of the entire company arc
superb. As for Little Corinne, what more can be
said than that she is exquisite little actress and
really fine singer, executing with apparent ease
difficult selections from Boccaccio," Chimes of
Normandy" &c, in clear, strong voice, and with
remarkably plain enunciation, so that every
word can be distinctly understood. Acting seems
to be a second nature with this wonderful child,
and n5t single gesture position seems artificial
or betrays the admirable training which she must
have received
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EASTER ANTHEMS.
SONG SERVICES IN THE CHURCHES.
How the Great Christian Festival VIII Be OBJ
serVed-EIaborate Programme OF Music in
the Catholic and Episcopal Churches
Easter I'm Other Churches.

Tomorrow morning the bells of the
Catholic churches, which have been hushed dur
ing the solemn observance of the Tenebrse office,
commemorative the dark season of the Passion
will chime out in glorious anthem of praise. The
Easter festival, the anniversary of joyous event.
is appropriately celebrated with services of song.
The churches will be filled with music. In the
Catholic and Episcopal churches, where greater
distinction is given TO the holy day, the services
will be especially imposing. The choirs in the
various churches have been carefully rehearsing
for this occasion. and viii vie with each other in
doing greatest honor TO the festival Below the
programmes of music in the several Catholic and
Episcopal churches are given.
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fined to the northwestern section ofthe city. lam
just now sketching the outlines of plan for a
dwelling for Colonel F. C. Corley, of the Marine
Corps, which is to be located next to Senator Van
Wyck, on Massachusetts, avenue, just west Of
Eighteenth street. am convinced that architects
and builders here will have the busiest season that
b as been known for many years.
BUILDING NOTES.
Colonel Jerome Bonaparte has purchased lot
on X street, near Seventeenth, upon which he
proposes to erect handsome dwelling, it being
his purpose to make Washington his winter resi-
dence for the future.
Mr.. R. 1. Fleming is erecting several handsome
residences in the northwestern section of the city,
among them two on street, near Sixteenth, for
General A. C. Myers and Colonel Rogers, to cost
$4,000 and 5000 respectively. He also has in
hand a residence the Queen Anne style of arehi-
lecture for Lieutenant J. R. SeIfridge. 1t is on
Rhode Island avenue, near Seventeenth street,
and will cost $500.
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George William Warren: solo and chorus. :" VIII
Be Glad" Southland; anthem, Christ the Lord, "
A ]. Holden; anthem, JehoYahs Praise" Z. L
White; duet. Teach Ne Thy Statutes" Pinsuti;
duet, Risen Lord" GLORIA; Jubilate," Robin
son. The choir is composed as follows: Soprani,
Miss Clara Baker, Miss Emma Levy, Miss NJ. Lar
combe; alto, Mrs. D. c. Morrison; tenor. Mr. G. A.
Whitaker; bassi. Professor E. Holer, Mr.. Redheid
orsanist and director, Professor L. H. Hayden.
CONGREGATIONAL.
A fine programme of music has been arranged
at the Congregational Church. The choir is as
follows: Organist, Professor J. W. Bischof; So
prani, Miss Minnie EVAN, Miss Minnie Doane,
Miss Alice Johnson, Miss Efie Rodier; ain, Mrs j..
S. Powell, Mrs. Burnett and Miss Minnie Moores
tenori, A. W. Harrison. W. E. Boughton. and F. w.
Smith; basSi, c. R. Dean, Samuel Gardner, and Mr.
Sheldon.
ALL SOULS.
The morning services at All Souls will be con-
Quoted according to the following programme
Nenite Exultamus." Holden; "Te Deum," +. w.
Root; Offertory, Thou Art Our Father" soprano
solo and chorus Hummel. Evening service: AS
1t Began to DAWN Buck; Gloria in E1eelsis,'
GLORIA "a We Praise Thee" duo, soprano and alto
Sing with Holy Exultation,' Rossini. Choir
Soprano, Miss Eva Mills alto, Mrs. Fl. c. sherman;
tenor, Mr.. S. H. Witherow; bass, Mr.. W. A. Nid-
ney; organist and director, Mr.. H. C. Sherman
THIRTEENTH STREET BAPTIST
At the Thirteenth Street Baptist Church there
will be service as usual at eleven a. m, during
which Miss Nellie Cate will sing " But Thou Didst
Not Leave" from the Messiah" AT half-past
p. the choir will render the following Sc
lections: "Te Deum," Baumbach duet, from
"Stabat Mater" Rossini; twenty fourth Psalm,
Whiting; Easter hymn, King; with organ solos
from the Creation and Messiah" The MEM
bers of the choir are Misses McMurray and Cate,
soprani; Misses Craig and Leayitt, alti; Messrs.
Judd and Janus, teno:i: Messrs Roudebush and
Ball. baSsi; director and organist, Mr.. Theodore
ingalls, King.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
The programme of music at DR.. Sunderland's
church will be as follows; Opening anthem,
"Why Seek Ye the Living Among the Dead % Mil
lard; hymn, Christ the Lord, is Risen To-day
Dudley Buck: hymn, {" Now for Tune of Lofty
Praise" Venua anthem, "They Have Taken
Away My Lord" John Stainer; hymn, 4" All Hail
the Power of Jesus Name" Coronation. Choir:
Miss Kidwen, soprano; Miss Nixon, contralto;
DR.. G. F. Johnston, tenor; Mr.. c. E. Rice, bass;
Mr.. T. J. Johnson, organist.
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The Fsoundary street sewer.

The bids for the CONSTRUCTION Of the
third section of the Boundary street intercepting
sewer were opened yesterday in the Commission
ers' Office and were as follows: Acker & Neitzey,
excavation per cubic yard, 1S34 cents; rock exca-
walton, 10 cents; additional haul in excess of 200
feet, cent per cubic yard per 100 feet; concrete
masonry. S342 per cubic yard; brick masonry,
$50 per cubic yard; trap rock masonry per square
yard s2.5234; lumber per NJ. $40; W. C. Murdoch,
261s cents, 261s, q, SS45 1874, s2.91, SIS; Owen
OHare, so cents. 50 cents, q cent, $780, ST. s., so
B. J. Coyle & Co., . cents, 40 cents cent S420,
sos, $500, SIS; William Fletcher, jr 2415 cents,
81, q cent 1913. 500, s274 SO; Henry Gantz, 2S14
cents, s19O, q cent, 1897, $685. S27O SD; Gleason
& Reynolds, 24A cents, 25 cents. cent, s34S, s59S,
50 Of S2325
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Gnnh ErIhnr NIGHT

Good Friday night was solemnly and
impressiyely observed in all the Catholic churches
of the city, where unusually large congregations
attended, At St. Matthew's Church the gathering
was so great that many were unable to get even so
far as the entrance. Mercadante's Seven Last
Words" were rendered in grand style by the choir
and orchestra accompaniment, and the sermon of
Father Boyle was remarkably able.
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District Brevities.
The Weather To-Day.

For the Middle AHdntic States, including
the District Of Columbia, higher barometer stationary
or higher temperature iceerly ,cirds, parity cloudy
lceaher arih occasional light rain, olO.red by clearing
1UedtheT.
The thermometric readings yesterday were as
follows: a. m, 40; II a. m $40; p M, $50: p
m, SO; 9p. M, $50; II p. m, 49o maximum $50;
minimum, 1862
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LEWIS
. WITCH HAZEL AND GLYCERINE

CATARRH AND COLDS IN THE HEAD
Used as douclie il gives instant reiiet Inc tlycsr-
inc nenerates and carries the healing virtues of the
Witch Hazel to the very heart of the disease, ana
cleaDses heals sOoteS and restores to healthy con.
CitiOn In is the Great Stauncher OF Blood ana all
Hemorrhsges and Piles are completely controlled by
IFS use III Is a certain cure for VariccSe Veins-has
wonderful control over the venOus circulation IL
Giant Remedy for Inflammation of whatever kind or
nature. internal or external II contains
NO ALCOHOL,
turpentine or other irrtant put IS exactly what It
epresens-a pure dstillafe of Witch Hazel and chem
icaIIy pure White Glycerne For the eyes Is very
mild in its application, soothing and allaying pain;
takes ont and speedily, and in
VigorateS and strengthens weak eyes Ii does notinure
in the slightest degree the delicate bres OF the nerves
Can be used freely by the young the aged, and the
feeble: Sold bv druggists. apl11m
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Only Turkish bath in the city, 500 ST., near Ju-
dietary So. Best shampooer this side of New York.
THE highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
clothing, watches, jewelry, ETC. Call or address
Herzog 500 Ninth ST., near Pennsylvania ave.
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CITY ITEMS
The Three Leaders

"The Jewel" "The Designio." and the Prima
Donna" cigars. Five cents straight. Also, fine lot
of imported and domestic cigars.
E r. MoRCoE,
1907 Penn. avenue northwest (wide-open doors)
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SPEC1AL NOIICE-
NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET COMPANY.

By vote of the Directors of the Market reduction
has been made in the monthly of Stalls 10 rent
ers to take effect April 1851, and continue through
the current fiscal year. Dealers desiring TO avail
themselves of this advantage will do well to make
immediate application at the Office of the company.
apl4-3t b. r. GUY, Secretary.
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A Speciality.

We quit business by July l. Remember, this is
no advertising dodge but an absolute closing sale.
The " Famous" 400 Seventh street northwest.
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ISpecial Choices.

a~ A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
~ of the Eureka Spirit-Aging Company for the
purpose of organization Will be held at Room ID COZ
coran Building on TUESDAY. May 3, ISL, at
O'Clock % M Joseph n. Morrison Henry b. Mum,
Fletcher p CIIppy William L. Eaton Henry W: Spot
ford incorporators- apI6&SS3
NEW JERUSALEM TEMPLE. NORTH
~ CapItol street near B. Seats all free Service
SUNDAY at IL a m. Subject; The Crucifxion OF
the Son of Mary; the Resurrection OF the Son OF
cod Its
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Iron BittcrSs
A TRUE TONIC.


IRON BITTERs are highly recommended for al
Diseases requiring certain and efficient tonic, cs
pecialy Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Intermittent Fsres,
Want Of Appetite, Loss Of Strength, Lack Of Energy,
&c. Enriehes The 6lOod strengthens The muscles and
gires Resr life to the Rerrcs. They act lie charm on
the digestive organs reHorfng oil dyspeptie symptoms
such as tasting the food 6elcing, heat in The stomach
heartburn DC. The only Iron. Preparation that wH
not backen the teeth or gire headache Write for The A
B Book 3 pages, amusing and asgid reading, sent
free.
Brown CHEMICAL COMPANY. Baltimore, Md.
"AIderney Dairy Wagons
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morning.
and delivered in 19lb Ward prints, at 45c. per h.
Also cottage cheese sc. per ball buttermlk, Sc per
quart and sweet milk, sc. per quart.
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mr.. Boyee,. Turki.b Ra.I,.

ness and semi-dreSs. We have them in twenty.
five different colorings. ElSEIAN Bros,
ClothierS and TailoTS, eor.7th and E.
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New shapes fO- Spring.

Turkish Russian, and Sulphur Baths. 90G
street. Only first-elaSs bath in the city.
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mac NationaI safe-Depo.it Conapn

$3.50 Pants to order These are single patterns,
among So and 81 pantalOOnings.
EIsEMAN Bros, cor. 9TH and E.
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For the Boys.

HEADQUARTERS for Straw Mattings and Baby
Carriages. w. b. MOSES * Son,
Corner Seventh street and Pennsylvania ave
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EniseanaI 6hurches

The choir OF St. Johns Church. George
town, will render the following music Easter
morning: Christ Our Passover in E, ]. S. B.
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Daily

corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue, con-
tnues to receive valuableS of all descriptions for
safe keeping at very low rates.
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No ALCOHOL,
. POST-OFFTCF NOTICE.

ES
The Foreign Mails for the week ending SATCR-
DAY April 16 1881, viii close at this Office on TUES
DAY, at l D. m, for Europe by steamship Wisconsin
via Queenstown; on WEDNESDAY, at 1890 p M. for
Europe by steamship Scythia via Queenstown (cor-
respondence for France must be specially addressed
and at D. M, for France direct by steamship Canada
via Hayre; on THU at II a. m, for Europe
by steamship Wieland via Plymouth, Cheroourg, and
Hamburg, and at II for Europe by steamship
City of Montreal via Queenstown; ON SATURDAY,
at $50 g. m for Europe by steamship Britannia via
Queenstown correspondence for Germany and scot
land must be specially addreSSed), and at so M for
Scotland direct by steamship Anchoria via GLASGOW,
and at 800 a. NJ. for Belgium direct by steamship
iceland via Antwerp and at ii a. for Europe by
steamship Oder via southampton and Bremen. The
mails for Aspinwau and South Pacific close on MON
DAY at 10 a M. The mails for Porto Rico close on
TUESDAY al i D. m. The mails for Vera Cruz via
New Orleans close on TUESDAY at $50 p. M. The
mails for Hayti close on THURSDAY at 10 a. m: The
mails for Cuba: Mexico, and the West Indies
close on THURSDAY at 1:30 p. M The
mails for Bermuda close on THURSDAY at
p. II. The mails for Jamaica, Maracaibo.
SaYanillO, &c, close on FRIDAY at a. m. The
mails for Venezuela and Curacao close on SATUR-
DAY AT s a m. The mails for China and Japan close
April % al $50 p The mails for Australia, &C.,
close April 30 at $50 p m
HENRY G. PEARSON, Postmaster.
Posr-OFFICE, New York, April9 9, 1881.
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We are adding to our assortment styles which are
strictly confined to our house. EISEoIAE Bros.
Clothiers and Tailors, 7th and L.
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Announcement Extraordinary.
1t Il n Positive Fact.

Closing out our entire stock of clothing regardless
of value. Rare chance for bargains. The
Famous" 400 Seventh street northwest, corner d.
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The shedd Baths.

Substantial Spring Clothing, at moderate prices.
EIsENAN Bros, cor. 7th and E.
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ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS
CORRECTED TO APRIL II, 1881.
10 Depot, corner New
Ie and & street.

EVENING.
Bait, Annapolis and
way StatiOns..........-. l:50
iCin. and st. Louis. LIS
baltimore and way. 300
Baltimore and way. 40
n. Y. and Phila. ex... As
Bait. and Laurel eX.-. 500
Piedmont, Fred'k. Ha-
gerstown, Point OF
Rocks and way. $40
fBalt., Annap. & way 6:37
Staunt'n & Valley eX. I'D
halt. and way stains 7.55
halt. Laurel and Hy-
attsville eX--............ $40
IChicagO, Columbus
and Pittsburg ex-.... 9.45
Sunday only. Other trains
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Jersey ag
MORNING.
y. Phila. and Bait.

n1OLlAN Inv.
my. ,Phila. and Bait.
tA ---......---------.----- --iU
iPhila-, Bait. and way 6::23
fPittsb'g, Columbus,
Gin. and st. Louis. $50
fPhila. and y. Y. e1- 6:30
Bait. and way stains SO
Fred'k, Point of Rocks
and way stations. SIS
Bait. and Annap. ex.-. S:35
Martinsburg and Ha-
gerStOwn &C. MET.
branch ...-.....-..-...... $50
fBalt. and way stains
(Annap. on Sund'y) l0:20
fEalt. ex ---.----.-----.-----lO-J0
Bait. ex...-..-.......-....--.ll:3O
Trains marked I daily. /
daily except Sunday.
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You can publish three-line advertise
ment of want rent for SALE or lost three times for
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN.
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ST. JoSEPH'S.

At st. Joseph's (German) Church, Rev. Father
Sleicher pastor, programme BETTING the occasion
has been arranged. The choir, which is composed
of children belonging to the school, will sing a
Siciliau mass