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Miscellaneous
FOR RENT
FINE CHANCE FOR A
MANUFACTURING CONCERN
The quarters formerly occupied by The
Herald Printing Establishment.
No. 221 EAST FOURTH ST.
Are offered for rent or to lease for a
term of years.
A large two-story building. well suited
to manufacturing purposes, equipped
with steam plant In perfect running or
der; apparatus for oil burning, etc.
Terms very reasonable. Apply at Her
aid business office, 1876 s. Broadway. tt
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Country Property
Live Stock

FOR SALE-ALL MY LIVERY HORSES,
buggies and harness of all descriptions, on
account of fire. Inquire $40 S. Spring st. Is
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FOR SALE-GROCERY STOCK IN
southern part of the city, doing good
business Owner obliged to give 1t up on
account of bad health. Stock invoices
$500 Will be sold cheap for cash. Address
F., box s. Herald. IA
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DIR. MINNIE WELLS-DlSEASES OF
women-at her block. 127 e. Third st. If
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START NAIL ORDER BUSINESS; $50
made easily; no capital; send address
and stamped envelope. EAST SIDE
NOVELTY CO.. A. BLOCK, 996 First
ave-, New York. III
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MISS WILLARD, COMPLEXION SPE-
cialist; one treatment free. S0S s. Main st.
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WANTED-A PLACE TO WORK; UN-
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Box %, Herald. 10
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PERSONALS

CONDENSED MILK, sc CAN; OLIVES,
10c quart. SOC gallon; ripe olives, 15c quart
45 gallon; prunes, raisins, peaches
or apricots. 6 pounds for Csc. FORREST
HOOD, grocer, 1893 S. Main st. If
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PHYSICIANS

DIR. UNGER CURES CANCERS AND
tumors; no knife or pain. 107A N. Main
street. IT
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FOR WINDOW SHADES, GO TO THE
factory, 222 w. 9Th. Prices the lowest. If
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Low RATEs-E c. cR1BB, 21s s. Bd'wy.

LOANS, A. Fl. HEDDERLY, 2O61k S. Boy.
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g,I1z 6 wEBsrERs COMPANY.

\ company of exceedingly clsver per-
formers viii appear III The production Of
"A Breezy Time at the opera house to-
day aud maiinee aud night. The piece Is
a farce comedy, but 1t is said chat it is
u little more connected than are most
,ieces OF it's kind. The plot is not SO in
trlcate. however that IL calls for any
great mental activity to follow IT, II is
put together simply for the purpose of
giving the comedians an opportunity 10
exhibit themselves in the various specially
performances. Tha piece Is separated INFO
three acts, and these acts are full OF ac-
ton rathea than dialogue. New scenery
and costumes have been made for "A
Breezy Time" this season. and IT has been
the aim of the management to engage The
youug and rising members of the profess
sion, rather than old timers who have worn
out their welcome. The first scene is laid
az n young students apa ments in Bcs-
ton. The second act shifts TO Vermont II
may MOI be necessary 10 say there Is a
young girl who is in love with Young
student and that the young Sud INT reel
procates the love. His creditors stand in
he way OF his marriage. aud "A Breezy
Time" is like other pieces in this at least
but all ends happily In The last acr. The
play is brimful Of melo tious irucic, ana a
great many scenes have been introduced
that hive no particular connection with
the PLAY itself, but that arr Efficiently
amusing to excuse the fact tlat tAay Ieiard
the action.
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THE LOCAL STAGE.
Entertaining Performance by Bench
~ Uuyyprs' MinstrcIS.

The people who saw the performance OF
the Beach and Bowers MINISTRIES at Swee-
ney 4 Coombs' opera house last night
were really surprised at the merit Of the
production, which played at popular
prices" and was, therefore, thought to be
inferior to what it really it. 1'-sre are
no million dollar stage settings and the
costumes worn by the members OF tha
company are neither costly nor gaudy,
but the snow succeeds in furnishing the
audience with an endless amount of
amusement and in one or Two features Is
really better than some Of the high priced
combinations. The performance ressm-
bles old time msnsorelsy more unan any
thlaS OF the k.nd M.Gch has been seen
here for some time, but, barring IL few O.
the J0nes wh.ch are spIt.ng tAe UainSs said
and cone are up 10 dlte In the llrst parl
some exit emely pleasing vocal WORK IS
done, uae pa. odies OF Beach, Bowers and
STUART, ed. c. SIMPSONS bass so.os and
the singing OF Jonn Dale Joe Comes and
Master richards beng especially IneI1-
tol4ous. lle bone SOLO oy beach ana
Bowers is something entirely new IN tat
line and is an enjoyable performln e.
i'ee buresque ON Sou5a and his band s
another tcdture within Is productive OF u
great deal OF laughter.
An auburn haired cOntortionist. whose
name is given On the bills as Pascatel, but
whose appearance indicates mat II mi SHIT
be Murphy or OLeary, does some *
tremely clever work in the oio. du, Ing
which he performs several seemingly m
possible feats among them'a turn in which
be apparently dislocates his shoulders. 10th
backward and forward. with sreltesl
ease. LonKnetzeker gives an entertain
ing exhibition OF club swinging, ana Al
fred Anderson. who is dowl on The pro-
granlmes as mo Male i'a.ti' pleaseS mis-
audience with an npersonation of the te-
male charlctar Bowers and Stuart do a
clever comedy turn and the Dale bro hers
give an entertaining act on the same l.nef,
their funny business" being in.erspersed
with instrumental music Messrs. Sam9
son Stuart. Refill ana Richards, the
"Trocadero Four" appear to good aivaa-
tage in a black face skit emitted THE
Tels aona Agent" The performance con-
rludes with very clever exhibition OF per-
forming dogs under the direction OF Mr..
Beach.
Tho rext attraction is Fitz and Web
ster's IA Breezy Time which Will be
seen this afternoon and tonight,
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HOLIDAY NOTES.

The Sunday scheol OF thu Second Baptist
church had theis Christmas exercise,
last night, which consstei IL songs and
iecatations ETC. and large, beautiful
tree well laden with such things as go Ia
make children happy at Christmas time
The whole Was beau irh AMI impressive.
ana witnessed by crowded house
There viii be Christina services at ST.
Patrsck's church. Mass VII. b celslorat a
at >, and 10 o'clock q. m A high ma 5
Rey. Father Grove will tr9loh on the hlrth
OF CHIT The choir. under the leader
shio OF Prof, b. Cook vii sing Giosza .
mass No. : and Christmas carol Tor The
offegtory.
Never al thia season Of the year were
chicken SO chsap az they are now. OF
course the grea. major OF h3usskeepera
buy turkeys and pay the top rrlees. becaus.
they would feel pha Il was 70. Christmas
unlass TURKEY was ser, e up. At the
same time, at present pdecs. chickens are
cheaper than meat The commission
houses. who hold for,h ON lower Main
street have resolved during the past week
mere chickens than they could dlsp ase 81,
and as result prices are low-lower even
than in Midsummer
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4 CLGAN rERroRMANrn
.CSlgned.)

In these days of dramatic sensa,ionaI;sm
when many blase productions are press :.
cd. and more attention is displayed IN ~
oonslmmat on OF meloiiamatic edsci 10 'sis
70 the Intellectual ccnstruc lou of ,be n'a.
l. IS refreshing to helali the 1dyrn, ~ ot I,
classic which Mhat dealing with The msl
sides Of LIE eliminates lac a0tr1ai,,o tss
,pen's that ofttnd the sensitive su.'.ea,i fj1
ities OF the audience, ana yet rnf,,ns -,
essential material that sustaias ,hs sauat a.
ton upon which the structure ~ -. ~ -. ~,
Is basel. II has been demon .t,,,S , 10y
without number thar an lntellostual ', V'st.
dHintily SCI yea With the nseessa- a. -
nanying refinement. VIII .lwlys rs s,Diu.
the commentator OF the public " ~.
Ter eNiaahos OF the efficacy u .r,n 10 pst-
msni y rel red lhan tho mere IN M. ,r'
,,Fans,--a play which Lewis Morri.o =,
o OFF, ~ rie s 1,s, to the ia,le af.e'n
as OF. Of the diamatic successes ~ y, .sei
age liz NJ -seniaiion his 80 " tpis
fare''ei' i'h that master actor = nne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-24
AMONG THE SCHOOLS.

The entertainment announced for yes.
terday morning at lo40 o'clock by the pu-
pills of the High school did not begin until
about one hour after that time occaslonod
by an extended dina necessary 10 complete
the very pretty stage decorations of the
large assembly hall of the school building.
Several OF The parents and friends OF
the pupils came in at the appointed hour
and took much pleasure in witnessing the
decorative arrangements, the material used
being holly. RED with berries, and the al.
ways favored pine foliage especially used
NJ Christmas sime. Suspended by the
tines. Oh wle we. q the words, Peace and
Good VIII. maze UP OF large letters with
fCIlage decoration. Ihe background OF tho
stage which was without the usual painted
sceaery. was completely hidGen by n
thsiLcned arrangement OF smllaX vines and
pine trees. While from the center OF the
s,"ae Mas suspended u la.S sc umbrella top
canopy mace OF cilmp Tissue paper, from
the center OF whichSiodr streainers of req,
wh9se ana blue tissue We're drawn across
the entire sage in long iestoons.
Mistittoe in large clusters hung from
ul,4xG the unibieiia ANA all patti ..Iunts In
the programme when followed appeared
as II 10 surrender their iates to the well
known legend OF standing under the MS
uetOe al Christmas tide.
The decorations We're simple, though
very tasty in arrangement. and spoke IN
praise Tor the young iIdes and gentlemen
who so quickly did the work.
The programme Mas OF a musical and
literary natnre a4si embraced some very
credit3be productions II eoniposi ioa uad
eicouslon. showing very excellent care aud
training az well as a natural aptitude by
all he pa.iielpanis 10 do their work we'll
Membafe 0ffhe High school orchestra add
ed very materially 20 the 0cca5ipn by their
v,olin and piano music, wAile several very
sweSi vocal selee,lqns were rendered by
some OF lhe young ladies'.
The leatlre OF The morning WAS the pre-.
sentatlon by Mr.. O. Lonlbas,N OF a very
Aais4some OIL Painting Of the late Mrs Corr
nella Ennis to he school, II y agid 10 DO
an excellent likeness and The work OF Mrs
Archibald Lingan of this city. The very
handsome gill frame which contains the
pprtratt was purchased BY the children Of
the school, that they mgght In this way add
something In appreciation to the portrait
OF 80 noble woman, who III the eanly pi-
Cncer days OF Texas gave the block OF
ground upon which the High school b
built TO q board Of school trustees, aud
eiso contribution OF money towards
buihding the old school building that stood
there for some years past. but which was
Corn down 10 give place to the magnificent
STRUCTURE now standing,
Loasfe1l " scheOl.
- lq1Iowtng Cbstetmag programme Mas
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ruE conxEn STONE LAYING
ar tbc wasonic Widows and orphans
uon,e NJ Fort worth.

Home ut tOrt "p'
T'he following invitation has been sen.
out 10 the laying OF the corner stone Of the
Masonic Widows and Orphans Home ~
Fort Worth on January Z:
10 the Lodges aud members A. F. and a.
NJ. Throughout Texas: oa Va.
Houston, teAus, december ~, 1925, ou
are hereby noiAed that taere WIN DC q
spec5ai communication OF tie NJ W. u an,
Loege OF Texas opened in the nan OF fots
Worm louge No i4S, A. #. ana \. NJ ~
the cly OF Fort worth, al 10 oc,osk \, ~
On the sph day OF January a. u. 1927, a.
l.. 5SHy, for the purpose Oh laying tue W. ~
ier stone oil the Masonic Widows ana VI,
phans Home with the ceremonies o. 'he
irateihi.y. ,,,
It is not required that all Masors shon l,.i
attend. either as lodges OF members, ut'
all are invited TO be present ana luIt1S'
pate in the ceremonies and witness the Jay
ing of he curLei stone OF the bu]dins tht,'
Is TO become the pr4de of every Mason iu
Texas. .,
Tickets from all points will be SOFA al
low rates and large attendance is eA-
pected. sam r. Hamilton,
Grand Master
Attest: John Watson, Grand Secretary
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DEATH or A STRANGER.
A Young Man Reaches the city IN
conscious and Dies.

Young MnD Reaches the City In
conscious and Dies.
On the arrival OF the Houston East and
West Texas train in the ci,y Yesterday
morning. a young man who was among the
passengers was found TO be very sick. and
when II became necessary to assist him
from the train he was found to be uncon-
scous, and unable to identify himself Ry
the assistance of Depot Master Curry. Mr..
James Lawlor and Special Officer Holgson
he was placed on cot and carried into the
depot. when medical aid was summoned.
No ona seemed to know who he was or
where he hailed from except that he board
cd the train at some point In san Ia
cinto county. After a DE intsrya! OF in
quiry he was taken to the Houston inf nj
airy for treatment but he nave. rail- 1
eonsc o,isness and died about o'clock.
the trouble appearing 20 be in the spine or
brain.
A search through his clothing and small
vnliso iaat he had with am was male TO
disclose his identity. but all the writing
that was foaDd bin froia G. Kr eyer
uf Tempe ior a suit OF cloShSs amo i9tlng
10 S22. on which payment Of $3.50 had
besn credited TIE bill VAS made 40 Inst
S. C. Brooks. and II Is possible that this
found 10 he entirely without money hui
wo,o a go a Mas mic pia OF compas, and
square. EA appeared about n wears OF
age, about six feet tail and had dark hair
and eyes In his yalise WAS found collar.
few toilet articles and yarnish brush
His remains We're taken 10 the under TAX
ms establishment of Wall & Staba and
prepared FOR burial.
\ II Is Thought that the father Of the de-
ceased liyia In Anderson county and an
ebert Is being made to locate him there.
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national compress, in which eight bales
We're slightly damaged.
The second alarm was from box 81 at
2:i5 o'clock and was located near the Hons
ton and Texas Car shops, an entire cal Of
cotton being on fire. OF which about 25 per
cent was destroyed, after faithful effort
by the FIR department
The alarm ut 1910 o'clock last night was
on account of a burning fiue at 1919 Travis
street The cottage being owned by Mrs
Troy. The DAMAGE in this case was of
no matnrlal conSeuuence.
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Yesteriay,s Fires.

There were three fire alarms in ths city
Yesterday. but except in one Instance the
damage sustained was not o; much i'm
pontanee. The first alarm was sounded
from box 5l2, at ii:so o'clock. and was
found to be a cotton fire at the old Into
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letter windows will be open from 70 ~
a, m mis-. business carriers VIII make ,ne
two early deliveries and the resiaen,ce var
ricrs one delivery. Very resI.c.!uais, ar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-24

we sleak and W. heartily indogse the Gar
land Cook Stove. There is nc need Of
temper being lost or faces being married
by Zines OF worry over fires refusing to
burn or late breakfast If YOU are the for
tunate possossor az the Garland IL Is A
perfect baker. and We hcpe that santa
Claus will send Garland into each home
THAT needs a cook stove. The eove-ed
roasting pan Wal give the finishing
toucses. Messrs. G. l.. & Theo. Bering
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ro,tofacc mollany Notlce.

To The Editor OF The Post.
Sunday December 2s. office hours Wilt
be as usual. TO 10 a. NJ: Monday. the goth.
the general delivery. stamp ANA registered
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-24

Richmond Texas December 2i.-Stolen
from n. Br3oksh.re, one sorrel hose, about
10 hands high, right eye out, branded ID 7
on left shoulder; also boys saddle rugged
at Sehy Texas. VIII give $40 for horse
or $50 for thief and horse Address y.
Rrookshire, Brookshire. Texas. or c. w.
Farnel, sheriff Fort Bend county.
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dollars reward Stolen last night from
Schwartz Bros livery stable, one new SET
Of double Fairness. block rubber mounted,
no hip straps, no buckles on cTuppers; bri-
dies not taken They will pay above re-
ward for recovery of same. II Eilers, city
marshal
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Chisf of Police Baugh announces that
during Christmas no one viii be permitted
10 discharge Fireworks IN the business por-
ton OF the city. under renalty Of arrest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-24

We do nothing but laundry work. hut do
that Well Remember to get the rs,
20 TO The best, si2 Prairie avenue phone
sS2, 81 Paokards Troy Laundry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-24

Kodak or Camera makes a useful and
Instructive present; $3.50. Sc. so. "A. %
5000, $500, $500 ana sl00o-make YOUR
selections q Kiesling's. 5o2 Main street.
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The Hamilton Street school.

The Hamilton Street school had its
Christmas celebration on Thursday with
the following Programme;
Low sixth grade. Miss KleIber teacher:
Song ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. BY school
Christmas in Camp. Etfie Beckley
The Stock ng's Christmas Eugene Pilot
The Back-L5g, or Uncle Ned's Little
Game ,..,.,.,..., Mollie May Howard
jos Before Christmas $50. Veto pamlco
frank Rubys Christmas. Lula Blrlerback
Tho Marriage of Santa Claus. ..,.,,,.,
The Chaldren's Telegram Jessie Lev,
Uncle skinflint's Christmas GIN ......
Observation-Disclosures. Walter Roscnfeld
Two Little Stockings. Gertrude Chimene
When Santa Claus Comes,,....,......
TIE Eve Before CHRISTMAS. ...,......,
Observation-Disclosures. Agnss Cumming
"A Christmas REUNION
N.thcr Christmas ..... Willie Reynaud
Ao,her Goose ....,........ Efffe Beekiey
Snnta Claus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Jim Dow
dack Goose ............. Myron Botkowski
fAttlo Bo-Peep .......... Bottle Lee smith
JACK Homer ................, Fred Epdon
l.ittlc Boy Blue .......... Eel Reichman
MISS Muffet .........,.... Lucy Seariino
!aentiaty Mary ..,,:.,.. Mollie May Howard
TIA Tommy Tucker, ..... Eugene Pilot
JOCK ana jill OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
,.... Adrian SsMzS and Annie Wagner
fo.er pnm',t 'u-eater. Ben Campbell
SEnfie Siron .,,...,,,...,t John Marrass
ihuNy Flinders ........ Virginia Eamonds
hahhsg Wing .,,,,....,., HlaadAe faiSer
if9pnV NEW Year ....,... Lula BlderAaas
thSStinaa CAROL ...,....,.....,.s, School
Nieh and law Flfth grades.
Song The RrRle Horn .......... School
chr'sinas Gifts Observation-Disclosures.
Tegsie REYNOLDS Fay Buvsns Jo-
hanna nur@haim bessie Sinclair
Recitation 7he Night After Christmas
overwhelmingly. Hamilton Cmwfsrl
Recitation rar'y Christmas Nornins.
-s,ts's.s'p s 80. ..s..+.,,. Fll2 Gag"
aec'tation--santa Claus and the Mouse
,................-..., May Clold
Recital on Christmas Time Has Come
again .............. Harriet I1evinson
iiecitaticn-The New Years Decd. 81.
..........-,'..f..... Maud smith
Recitation ring Sweet Bells. .......
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GsarGe Gardner
Christmas Carol ................,. School
Recitation Christmas .....,......
Recital ion-Bennv .......,. Cl'ftine Blake
Recltat.on--!in the Garden. .Msible Scholibo
Recitation--Annie Ind willie's Prayer
neutrality-suspicious.. Anna Phefer
Recitation-A Christmas Gilt ...,....o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Calista Fleig
Rectaki0n- Christmas on the Planta-
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NOTHING ELSE

:, rave your coiosng bottles filled with
hiesiings Fragrant Cologne; 81 per pint.
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Two hundred dollars reward is offered
bv the governor OF this State for the ar
rest of Bill Courtney, Jro who broke JAIL
at This place November 10, 1893. Courtney
is a white man, u years old, feet or
inches high, weight $50 or 100 pounds
slender build, sandy hair and blue eyes
and. think, has a small scar near cheek
bsne. has a thin light mouatache and enln
wLiskers. whiskers and moust1che about
or weeks old; drinks WHISKY ana
smokes cigarettes, CANDLES; talks good
deal and has dry laugh; is likely TO have
$50 or S75 on his person but is Likely to be
found riding fn2ght trains and Will appear
as a tramp Last tlne he was seen mad ON
a low crown white hat No I, branded IN
side: St. Louis, Rothchiids Bro; also has
tlsa picture OF man painted bllaa III lining
OF hat; has on dark blue macintosh with
care hat and macintosh both new; had
on two pairs of pants, one light checked
the othe, pair dark and had two or three
small holes in them caused from wiie or
brush. He is q frequent visitor of saloons
and Is mere likely to he found on the OUT
skirts of cities and towns or in low dives.
| hold capias Tor him for the murder of
Jake Martin. committed in this county,
and ask that every officer in the State as
sist me In capturing him, He has worked
cattle some and when he gets out OF money
may go to work ON a ranch Wire all in
formation to c. w. Curry, sheriff Burleson
county, Texas.
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The Faith Home.

Tho children OF Faith ;lohe are Nety
happy In the respect Ct their Christmas
tree, which has been sent them by Santa
Claus through Mrs. Atwood aud the rlIIls
of her school. The tres is ornamentcd.
ana arranged for lights. anl has good
many presents on It, and VIII h. lighted
al $50 O'Clock this afte noon. 1'nera will
be Il committee of ladies' at the home al
ranging The tree, and they Will be glad
To receive donations IRON am oae jesh
Ing to contribute Any cAildran wishing to
put presents on the tree and SEQ tha plaas-
ure of the little folks. are invited 10 be 1T
the hcmP at the time named
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Act 2. Getting ahealh OF Santa.
Act 3. How 1t al came about.
Santa Claus did his part. to the delight
OF all present; while Mrs. Santa could not
Rave been better. The fairies. one aud
ell wee beautiful. The tableau at the
close, W III the chemical lights. was a very
pretty ending CT this attractive little drama.
There were exercises in all the grades
and every child had happy ending Of his
wo'k fer the Christmas HOLIDAYS.
The low First and low Second grades had
exercises together and visit from Santa
Claus delishtd4 Tho little folks very much.