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at the Orphan Asylum.

The programme at the Orphan Asylum,
Mrs. Bassott, Principal, was as follows:
Song, Dear Friends, We're Glad to
Meet You"; Ills About George Wash
ington," George Venter; He Was the
Roberts; 'Indepondenco Bell" reading,
Lilly Stice; TO the Red, White and
Blue" Eianor Logan; "Our Very Best"
Lucy Grace; The Martyr Spy" reading;
our Flag" Willie King; Flag Of the
Brave" George Donahue: The Ratchet
story" Mark Grace; song. Land of
Washington; "Our Stars Forever" reel
tation by the school, song, "Where
Potomac's Stream is Flowing''; song, by
class; Like Washington" Cora VOL
yerton; George Washington," Willie
Peerless; song, by class; ~ Puzzung
Question:" George Venter; "Washing-
ton," George Lafayette, Jessie White,
Willie Leeper, Lottie PIucker, George
Hunt, Ruth HoXie, Mary HoxIe Charlie
Probert, George Willet. Flora Valne;
America" by school.
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past and Present, ;, Social

There will be a "Past and Present.
social given at the Ninth-street Baptist
Church this evening. The features will
be the different styles of costumes worn
and an old-style supper Also a fine
programme will be rendered. Admis-
sion, p cents; refreshments free.
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War-Dance To-Nfght.

At Turner Hall tonight the Red Men
OF this city will celebrate Washington's
Birthday by a mask party and Indian
war-dance. There will be cash door
prizes. The braves are sparing no pains
to make the ball one OF the best ever
given by them
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ley; "Rosabelle." Fannie Thackam;
Very Little Ones" George Schroth;
THE Letter." Dell Banta; February
Day." Elsie Blodgett; 1.-The Hatchet
Story" boys from the second grade; "a
Holiday" Harold Littleield; Little
Fisherman" Selma Lavenson; 1.-The
Twenty-second of February" Leslie
Genung; "Story Of Washington" Gene
We've Rider: February" Dora Herman;
Twinkle, Twinkle" Vesta Condan;
THE Fairy Robbers" Roscoe PIatt; do
Not Be Selfish" James Mertens; 'The
Village Blacksmith," Laura Carroll;
1.-THE Queen of BabyIand," Ruby Gill
man; George Washington" Dorothy
Mills; song, "Hurrah for the Model Re-
pubIicn
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Tran-shooIinp To-day

There will be bluerock shooting at Ag-
ricultural Park to-day for all who enjoy
the sport. The shooting will commence
at l O'Clock.
a few gentlemen will go to Dixon to-
day to participate in big live-bird match
there to-day.
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Scott Gets Three Yearz

J. A. Scott, who was convicted in the
Superior Court on Wednesday of en-
bezZlement, was sentenced to three wears
I'm prIsonm ent in San Quentin Prison bv
Superior Judge Catliu yesterday.
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Electric NNfreS Cnnnfnn

Two carloads of copper wire arrived
yesterday morning from the East con-
signed to the Sacramento Electric LIGHT
and Power Company, to be used on the
transmission line between Folsom and
this CITY
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AgaiL Continued.

The case Of the Grinters, husband and
and wife, charged with murderous as
sault on George Lohmeyer, was resumed
III the Police Court yesterday afternoon.
but not concluded. 1t will come up
again on Tuesday.
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Dangerously Ill.

George Schmeiser, the well-known ma
chlnIst, was stricken with paralysis yes
terday. As he is nearly 20 years old. it
is feared he cannot recover. Mr..
SchmeIser has been an active citizen in
this city for about forty years.
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No Courts Tn-dav-

This being legal holiday, the Court
house and Hall of Records will be closed.
The regular law day in both depart
ments of the Superior Court being on
Friday, the calendars of the court viii be
heard tomorrow,
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PetraIli,s Case Con tfnnon

The case of John Petralli, charged with
assault to murder, was continued for the
term IN Department One of the Superior
Court yesterday.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-22

The advertising of Hoods Sarsaparilla
Is substantiated by Endorsements which
IN the financial world would be accepted
In moment. They forcibly tell the
story-Hood's cures.
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Seventh and G-street school.

The following programme was rem
dered at the Seventh and G-street school.
Mrs. Mumtord, Principal. Many visit
Ors were present. and the rooms were
tastefully decorated with the national
colors, smilaX and evergreens. Superin-
tendent Arlewine was present and made
some pleasing remarks:
'Salutation of the Flag" school: song,
Guard the Flag school; "Our WASH
ington," Eva Didion; Birth of Wash
ington," Pearl Bragg; "Washington, 5"
Willie wager; The Origin of the Ameri-
can Flag" Laura Lewis: washington 5
Birthday" ten girls of third grade; Il
Would Tell" five boys OF fourth grade:
The Intelligent School," pupils Of Mrs.
Mumtord's class; song, My Boat is
Adown the Stream" fifth grade; recita-
lion, Roy Parsons; Growing Washing
ton," Mabel Peterson; Three Cheers for
Washington" Miss CrowelPs class:
"Washington's Life" pupils of fourth
grade: washington" Lille Schadl:
six Little EIies," Grace Takeyams;
Washington" pupils OF Miss Crowelps
class; ~ Boys Protest" Emil Shwetzer;
The Washington Club pupils OF Mrs.
Mumford's class; song, Columbia, My
Country" school; Washington" Mar
gUeTite stewart; ~ Lesson on the Amer
lean Flag" girls offourth grade: Hatch ct
Exercise ten boys OF third grade; song,
TRUTH" filth grade; "a Hero's BirtE-
day" Lottie Charlesworth; "Cheers for
Washington" school; song, Mount Yer
non Bells" school.
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Lincoln Primary.

At the Lincoln Primary School, Fourth
and Q streets, Miss Lizzie Bernard, Prin-
cipal, the following programme was pre-
scented:
Address of welcome, Albert Butler: dia-
iOgue, The Army and Navy" cLarac-
ters- Frank W eismann, Soldier; Clarence
Cronklte, Sailor; Idalene O'MalIey, God
dess OF Liberty; Hazel turner, Columbia
Instrumental duet, "Papa's Waltz, Edna
Radouich, Edna WOOD: Ratchet drill,
Charles Cutting, Fred Cutting, John Bit
tancourt, Howard Lugg, Willie Francis,
Frank Lawrence, Lee GeDhart. Willie
Ryan, Raymond Harris, Erie Sherman,
Alex Nixon; recitation, "W Washington, :"
Domingo Silva; dialogue. Rose Storms,
I'o;CIo Doane, 1876; song, Francis Lubi-
fitch; recitation, The Happy Boy"
George Nenzel; Puritan drill, Emma
Neumann, Beltie Henwood, Kitty Fla
hive, Eva Bennett, Mabel Poole Gusse
Connect, Ella Mcdonald, Della Bartoui.
Aadle Cutting, Ethel Sherburn, Katie
Turner, Edna Wood; dialogue, IAN I'm
successful Hum bug" Willie kagee Ber-
tie Murphy, Alice Nesbit. Ellie Ruggles:
song, The ESchscholtzia;' WashIngton
march and drill, Harry White, John
Griffin, Marguerite O. Brion, GUY O'Neill.
Ethel Friend, Fred Benson, Irene Pritch-
ard, Louie Marks, Emily Hardy. Arthur
Scheck, Ada smith, Edward RYAN. Rosa
Gomez, Bennie PIerson, Hazel Goethe.
Willie Benning, May Wilhams, Edwin
Wilmunder, Delphine Bush, Roofe
Rhodes, Hattie Cohn; recitation, "A
HERDS Birthday" Archie Watson: dia-
logue, Three Cheers for Washington"
Clarence Robbins, raymond Harris, Lee
Gebhart, Henry Miller, Cayins Hart, An
drew Marshall, Jesse Fitzgerald, Harry
Suber, Clarence Cronkite. Frank Weis-
mann, John Bittancourt, Mervin Norton,
Willie Ryan, Frances Lubitich, Clara
Iiedler, Laura Rensselaer,, Hazel Pritch-
ard, Annie Wahl, Edna GiamiaIla, Trena
Wagner, Retta McHale. Blanche Guild,
Luverne Marshall, John Loughetti:
song OF the Friends" Mayme Curran,
Eddie VAIL, Amelia VAIL. John Long
ETH, Lizzie Stefano, Byron Fitzgerald,
Eta Rush, Frank Sprague; recitation,
Just Tor Christmas" Edwina Crouch;
Good Night Drill" Edna Grove, Alma
Addison, Clara Ziegler, Carrie Maier,
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THE Sunset Limited is solid vesti-
buled train, splendidly equipped, leaving
San Francisco every Thursday at 1926
\. NJ.
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Postofice Hours To-Day,

There will be one full delivery by letter
carriers this morning. The general de-
livery window at the Postoffice will be
open from II to l O'Clock.
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Mrs. spflman,g select school.

The following exercises took place at
Mrs. Spilman's select school at Ninth and
NJ streets.
Recitation. love of Country" Edith
Miller; composition, washington"
Ruth Lubin; recitation, Little by Lit
tle," Charles Hintze; dumbbell exercise;
Under the Old Elm,'' Elwood Wood
burn; recitation, The Old Man Dreams"
| Mabel ellis; Our National Holidays"
Beth Hughson, May Cardwell, Burchell
Epson, May Newton, Woodburn Lam
phrey, Ernest AIessner, Helen Love; reci-
tations, Ethel Beal, Audrey Dodson;
somebody's Mother" Frank Williams;
Washington" Edna Curtis; The
Flower Of Liberty Rob Garduer Law
renee Mckearney, Clarence NJ. Willis,
Charles Lamphrey; selection from
"EvangeliEe," Laura Dierssen; 1.-The
Boy Who Kisses Mother" Frank Brooks;
"Pussy-cat," May and Pearl Cardwell
song, the Cherry Tree" Edgar Allen
and Frank Messner; recitation, "Grand-
mothers story of Bunker HILL" Mamie
Johnston.
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;, GATHER permitting. the Artillery
B pane VIII give its first concert at Oak
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JefEerson Urinary.

At the Jefferson Primary School, Miss
Jennie Govan, Principal. the following
programme was given: March, by the
school; song, Columbia the Gem OF the
Ocean," school; recitation, the DANDY
Fifth" Grant Covell; recitation, General
" ashingtOn," Eddie Morris; recitation.
NV ashington," Max Stone; song, Battle
Cry Of Freedom Herman Futterer:
recitation, Nv ashington's Birthday.'j
Janet MIlIigau; recitation, The Father
OF Our Country" LorIng Wei; acrOstic.
"N ashington," Gladys Hale, Eva De
PAUL., Grace Johnson, Florence Grau.
Bessie GriswolG, Gertrude GinsJurp.
Gladys Greenlaw, Edith IrainOr; recita-
ton, Laudou Lindsay; recitation, ''Who
knoWsY' Willie Carragher: recitation,
Il Cannot BE a W ashington," Louise
Jurgeus; recitation, GLORIOUS WASHING
ton" Beulah Bassett; recitation, Faith
tuI Boys" Chester GruhleT: recitation
our Flag" Lucille Baugh; song, March
ing Through Georgia." Miss AndWot's
and Miss Asn's class; recitation, George
Washington" Curtis Ingram; recitation,
our Holidays" Lulu Schuauss: reci;a-
ton, George Washington" Tim Hold
son; recitation, Nv ashington," Pearl
Hodson; recitation, ''Nhat " ashiugion
Gould Not Do" Willie Knights; recita-
ton, "Our Glorious Land" Glenn Kirk
patrick, song, Through the Forest
bounding" school,; recitation, 1--WE
Would Be" August Gustaison, Ida Col
Inns, Frank Eideout; dialogue. The
Builders" Grover Miller, Alfred SCHUYLER,
Frank Hart, Clinton HARDER, Clara
Phlnney, Alfred Roads, Mary MilIgan,
Elmo Luhrs, Otto Eutterer: song, ''rhe
5 ar-Spangled Banner" school; recitation,
Grover Miller; song, America school.
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Sacramento Grammar.

The exercises at the Sacramento Gram
mar School, Mary J. Watson Principal.
I,sege as follows: The Land of Washing
ton" song, school; Tho Flag" Walter
Olsen; The Story Of America" Elsie
Grau; Crossing the Delaware" Edgar
BeIlmer; either solo, Carl ; The
Pride OF Our Nation" Albert Hasten
plug; My Country" Alma Eldred:
banner OF the sea-" song, school; "Our
Flag" Percy Kidder, Andrew Haskell,
Willie Iverson. Clarence Ellis: George
Washington" Robert Hoyt; piano trio,
Mabel Forbes, Ruth Scadler, Lilly
Nathan; 'Washington's KISS" Nellie
Uren; The Sleeping Sentinel" Roger
Scott; mount Vernon Bells" song,
school; The Vow OF Washington
Archie KimbalI; "Washingtou," 81
bridge Turner; advanced scalisthenics,
Miss O'Brien's class; The Jolly Far
mers," chorus, Mamie Erlewine. Bessie
Wardlaw, Ola Hills, Laura Hills, Rae
Henderson, Maud Blue, Annie Marks,
Roy Forbes, Louis Handlin, Clarence
Marks, VIII Appleton, Claude Ream,
Gilmore Murray; The Character OF
Washington" Charles Jones: "Oul
Country" Arthur Atkinson; Amer
ica," song, school.
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CoRoNADoWA TER, McMorry sole agent.
Groceries and provisions, 53l NJ street. =
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BORN,
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st. Josaph's Academy.

At St. Joseph's Academy the following
patriotic exercises were rendered: Loves
Redowa," instrumental duo, Misses Cora
and Eta O'Brien; The Character of
Washington" Webster, adapted. reading
Miss Edna Sheehan; "a Laurel Wreath
for Washington" recitation, fourth elo-
cution class; Song of Our Own WASH
Ington," junior singing class; dumbbeu
drill, third class physical culture; my
Country" senior singing class; Naming
the Baby" recitation, first elocutiOn class;
I'VE Little Children Love Washington,
Too" elementary singing class; 1.-THE
Blacksmith" instrumental trio, Misses
May Conway, kitie Michel and Lille
Butler; Washington's Visit TO Andoyer,D
recitation, third elocution class; wand
drill, second class physical culture; THE
Character of Washington" (Brougham,
adapted, reading, Miss Mamie Cassidy:
''IheStar-SpangIed Banner" senior sing
ing class; The Indian Mail, - insLru-
mental duo, Misses Ella McGrath and
Agnes Norton; 'Washngton's Recep-
tions" lSullivan), reading, Miss Eugene
Hughes; dumbbell drill, fourth class
physical culture; Columbia, the Gem OF
The Ocean," elementary singing class;
The Flag Of Washington" recitation,
second elocutiOn class: parasOI drill, first
class in physical culture: 1.-The Flag, {"
senior singing class; galop, instrumental
duo, Misses &. Thompson and L. " eadick.
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MOHR & YORK PACKING COMPANY.
PUMPS.

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o rnia. until MARCH Is, 1898, tor furnish
ing and constructing Two ~ High Duty
Pumping Engines, one a. having a capacity
of 10000 900 gallons per 81 hours, and one
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Bids on each Pump to be separate and COM
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Feed Pumps, Piping and all other appurte-
nances pertaining to Pumping Plant, ex-
cepting boilers.
Steam pipe connections must be made and
furnished by contractor, also connections
made and furnished to suction and mains.
The city to furnish concrete foundation for
Pump and build Pump-hOuse.
feS-2Ot .. s. FLINT City Clerk
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Capital Primary.

The exercises held at the Capital Pri
mary School Miss Mccormack, Princf-
pail We as follows:
song, America" school; dialogue,
George Washington" Myrtle Luce,
| Charles Dilley, olga Nathan, Robert Fin
/ ME, Mamie Garrett; recitation, THE Lit
/ tie RaindrOp," Marjory day; dialogue.
/ Tine Months" Emma Danioth, Henry
Strathmier. Philip Cook, Edwina Rog-
ers, Bertha Frenhauf, Bertha Casey.
! Charles IOtop, Bertha Hanson, NeIta
Fish, Emma kestler, Agnes Warra, Josie
I Sprague; dialogue, The Weeks" Agnes
Mcdonald; song, The Flag" school:
recitation, Like Washiugton.'' Percy
Brown: recitation, a Eew Mother Hmm
bard" Godfrey Hall; recitation, Cock
Robin" Amaly kraeber; recitation.
Two Little Kittens" Nellie Lleweuyn:
recitation, "a PuZzling Question" Joe
/ Cullivan; recitation, George Washing
/ ton" John Nlese, Louis Asher. Eddie
/ Burr, Herman Poiitz, Leon LeMountain;
| recitation, SHADY Woods" Harry Nc
hay: recitation, George Washington"
Rita Dunn; recitation, "Washington;s
Christmas Party" Hazel Noss; flag ex-
ercise, Miss Neary's class; song, ''God
Bless the Land OF Washington" Miss
Neary's class; song, columbia" school:
recitation, George Washington" Miss
Henley class: recitation, Nv Washington. -
sumner W God; recitation, WHO Knows"
Edith White; recitation, The Flag Day"
Mabel Bourette; recitation, George
ashington," Norman Doan; recitation,
''EulOgy on the Character OF Washing
ton" Mrs. Aliens class; recitation.
~ Dung George Washington Denis Me
Carthy; recitation, "a Story \ bout Wash
ingtou," Edna Fraser; song, Mount
Vernon Bells" school; Our Country
and It's Hero" ian exercise with hatchetsY,
Hattie Garret, Sadie Starr, Lizzie Barker.
Irene Burns, Tillie ferris, Martha Drew,
Ruth Nelly and Bertha Schaden: recita-
ton, Our Washington" Willie German:
recitation, THE Story of the Hatchet.'j
Lille Clark; recitation, Our Flag" Der
| tina Evans; recitation, The American
Flag" Miss McCormack's class: recita-
ton, tine History OF Our Flag" Miss
McCormacIi's class: biographical sketch
OF the life Of Washington, Mabel Young:
recitation, Emma NJ etZ; recitation, Emma
Pendleton; recitation, advantageous
Address to His Troops" Ethel Entrican:
dialogue, Harry Person, Roy Griswold,
Dannie Sprague, Elmer Fish, Charles
Avis, Elwood Nielsen, recitation, Ed
wilma orke; recitation, Louisa Gray; re-
! citation, February Twenty - Ell
mer Fish; song, The Star-Spangled Ban
/ Der' school
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MashIngton Primarr.

The following exercises took place at
the Washington Primary School, Thir-
teenth and G streets, of which Mary l.,
Woods is Principal:
Song, Flag of the Free; George
Washington" six girls from first and
second grades; First Speech" Ernest
Littlefield; Boys Delight" Tom Rego:
George Washington" Harry Palmer;
February Twenty second" Maud Meg
erie; Mount Vernon" Libbie Mcmillan;
When Washington Was Young" Agnes
Feely; sweet Liberty" Frank Golfer;
w ashington," Arthur Crowell Fred,
You Noisy Fellow.' Allene Howard:
The bouquet" Charlie Schluuus; THAT
N.aughty Little Girl" Pearl Gilman;
Grave of Washington" Agnes Diviny:
MEMORY Gems" Eva Carroll, Florence
ferrai, Alma Grady, Hazel Rider; "rhe
crown OF Washington frankie Arnold:
The Boys We Need,'' Royal Ford: ..phe
Ratchet story" seven boys from first
grade; a Little Fisherman;" Roy Hille-
brand; song, when the Morning Beams
arise; class recitation. Miss V. Woods
class; ''Harry's Mistake" Mary Lind
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HONORING WASHING7ON'S MEMORY
How 1t Was Done by the Pupils of
the Schools.
Patriotic Exercises Held Yesterday in
Both the Public and Private
Schools in the City.

Patriotic exercises were held in the
public and private schools of the city yes
terday in honor of Washington's Birth
day. This pretty custom has now be-
come quite general, and is looked for
ward to by the pupils with eagerness.
The delightful weather yesterday brought
out throngs of parents and others who
visited the schools, thus encouraging the
children in their efforts to please. The
schoolrooms were all made bright and
cheerful by liberal displays Of bunting
and evergreens, and the character of the
exercises showed how hard the teachers
had labored to prepare interesting pro-
GFammes.
suffer Grammar school.
Attic Suffer Grammar School, Twenty
first and l. streets, Julian w. Johnson,
Principal, the programme was:
America" school; Washington's
Birthday" Thomas O'Connor; " Our
Flag" 4, Burr, W. Considine, 0. Toll,
q. Locke, r. Nelson; "Our Country"
Marguerite Vincent; The Land of W ash
jngton," school; George Washington"
Maud Erlewine; Cherry Pies" Alma
Heany; instrumental solo, Wayside
Rose" Aimee Stewart; Character of
Washington" Ross Johnson; - Flag of
the Free" school; MAIZE for the Ma
tional Emblem" Annie Ryan; The
American" Fontaine Johnson; Great
ness of Washington" Henry Buchanan;
"Our Washington" Edith Kerr; Mount
Vernon Bells" school; "Our Country's
Flag" Cecilia Hooke; piano solo, Bertha
Teichart; " Biography of Washington, >"
Ella NewDurry; Little Golden Hair"
Ella Podd; instrumental duct, Grace
Earnsworth, Dean Lyon; "Our Flag"
Nellie Burnside; "Our Nations Song"
Mabel Miller; The Nations Hymn
Ef1ie Flanagan; STORY OF America"
Willie Trainor; The Vow of Washing
ton." Geuevieve Thompson; piano duet,
america" Jessie Wendt, Viola Parker:
The True Glory of Washington" Al
bert Lindsey; vocal duet, our Washing
ton" Ethel Latson, Clara Graves; flag
saIutatiOn school
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NOTICE.
The Mechanics Exchange Hotel,

7 STREET, BETWEEN FRONT AND SEC.
4 ond, having changed hands, the new pro-
The public patronage. AS we intend renovat-
ing the house from top to bottom and as the
culinary department is in the hands of an
old and experienced caterer, we feel uStifiod
in asserting that the MECHAN ICS' EA-
CHANGE HOTEL, under the new manage.
ment, shall be inferior to none OF its class.
RESPECTFULLY MCCAW IL shy DER.
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The following exercises were held at the
Marshall Primary School, OF which Laura
j. Phillips is Principal: