davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
QcucncrS.
AGENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.

AGENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
~ 80 UNIONSQC ARE, NtW-lORk,
supplies GOOD teachers with positions Application form
stamp supplies sthupls and families win competent IN.
structor+ WITHOUT tHAjGE. -.-- ...
4. COTLESW ORTIZ rlNCkNEY. 80 Union square y. =.
4 FTER the holidays Young lady wishes
"a board In return for musica instruction: general
b.arch sf dord ference, hanged. Address ~ caro-
National News Company, ll9 Nassau 81
4 MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY, 20 - UI.On-dusre, recommends PROBES
SORS. PRINCIPALS. ASSISTANTS. II IOI;S aud GOV
IRNISSIS TuiI the leading American aud IIIopcJn Co!
T,Ics and Con-rINato"S positions pruWpty
flied In department 81 instruction. Apy TO Miss NJ J.
YOUNG. No. =" Union.squarc, EToaiTa' side.
ENPERIENCED TEACHERS constantly
IL wanted. particularly English and singing CIV In-tl-
tutpn English nnd Il"cuC"H: interview Immediately; Ant
and singing several FOR French German Music acho Is nnd
families: Assl.H lI0ic-,Dr ui MI-lc, Michigan: German
Professor OF Music KENTUCKY gentleman FOR country di7ic
sCUD. several sen Os fOT 2lC an! rent city, vicinity and
elsewhere. Application form mailed ior stamp
J. ". tN.kM IltliolN. HgC. 'ta!y 20 East litl 81
ERENCH LANGUAGE and LITERATURE
Il by u Parsan gentleman. Tor terms apply to a
d. ITAKBEL T.. .. Box 2"I0.
vNEACIIEES supplied to schools and families
1 without charge. Mis-. FLORENCE FITCH, EDUCA.
TiONAL BT REAU, 30 mon square.
TEACIlERS of known calibrc and character
promptly provided for families schools, colleges NCHEI-
hEHHORS. - t13t lith-st.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
faw 5tlloal5.

VALE Law SchoOl.-Rcgu..,r course, wears;
GrGGuatc or degree 90 }CI.L wears Ial Crin
uJens sept Address Iiot WAN LAND Sew Haven.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
Steamboats, an6 Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT and all points on Honsatonie HnO,
ID and Nangatnck Railroads Fare 81 Steamer Bridgeport
leaves slip daily (sundays excepted az il3o ~
and Bridgeport AZ IL y. m. ----
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30

ID fourteen pleasant home care anh thorough IN
ions unusa opportunity for hcahiul outdoor exercise
AddIess Miss g. ELKiNS station B BROOKLYN Post Office
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
Jnsirnftlon.
For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for Girls un
DOAKDINC, and Day School for Girls under

der IA pleasant home, constant and thorough IN
struCrinn Unusual opportunity for hcathful outdoor eXer
csc highest Address Miss O. ELklNs station
y tifitc.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
GI En TO BOSTON -
D NV VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
SIOkINlIOk LINE,

SIONINGION LINE,
COSNECTING WITH ALI. POINTS EAST.
NOT TRlr MISSED - sENhN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
elegant steamers SJONINGTON ana MARIA
GANHEI Icr SO NOTth fOOt OF Jay ST. at $3.50
n u daily Except Sundays.
special stclass Limited tickets good only on .t5 IN train
souigtOn sold via this line nom OH 10 Boston
for 81 90. 49,.
Tickets for sale al all principal ticket offices sfa"rooms
srcuted Offices Of WcscO EIrrr' Company and vi NOS
3Ga BIoadway and at metropolitan and fh Avenue
Hotel ticket Offices - - ,,.,.,,,, ,,.., =.
PROVIDENCE LINE FOR FREIGHT ONLY;
SteaIneT, ELECTRA and GALAfEA leave Per 20 North
Hiycr foot of Warren ST. daily (oXcept sundays at
for providence direct.
Freight via eli her line taken at lowest rates. .
WrIi.KINs q. l.. AgL d. b. BABCoCH. Prest.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30

GIp aud 80 y. IN ON sunday, I~J ".'' ''' - 0''V
Il m :, 'a olic. Nos s26 and oM EIndwav 40 Astor
roakya An9If EcpS i''i iSaka S %o d. Dp5 gSty
ttiy EmisIaat llrEs oGc2. No. Ba''rryplrg,"p
fHHCN, HH,HLCrs, Manaecr GEM Passenger Ast
VHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter he
1 known by its name. the NEW.NORk. LAKE ERR
and WE~TIHN RAILROAD. ArrAagoncnt OF ualns tsi
M Gncira and chicago pay F,prcs, Drawing room
G' p m a Dayj Ias 9uif EipIs' arryins at Bgf'o
Gilnan's lest brawng roe,n ~lccpIg Coacnr' To Eufo
ccncs n ' To- iiochcsrcr 8u,o NacaIa Fay enc m.
natl and Chicago without change also Hotel Dining ,ais TO
: p in Emsrant Train for the Wei.
Ncwaik 64j, $50 ilaoa m Alj, 6l5. Gl5 73o p.
NJ ana midnight saturday night, only. Sundays 9lj
HigS!or rark a2d 1 ra;;:as az; ~ TO- 1913 y
sunday, t. $50 l0lS a" M lhS 80 p n and ~ ridmght
li5, ), :iS, t5, az 4:'o D. s:l3,G ~, G.lS gi} loP
G.:6 = r. In, nnG > midnight. .
risht sunGsys {, $50 1915 M. 40 $780, 'n' and
1"mMa' rs a. m, ;i3j 43o Sundays. S}Oa IN.
Warwlck. 1ii. lolJ .. m, !: 20 =; m, .,,, o. eo, 49,
Sni"at aaa KiaS-@ja 3ion m sundays s3os
s6"GaT. GSsGs% % >" SO Iol5a a $50 p NJ ,,
Mriclown 30 >. lol H. ";i5 ~ p m. sun IN
b. H. taias connect tn Newiok ana Oswcgo Midland r..
~ rSTr u" Ja9i 7i5.a m, l3o, C. p. m Sundays.
So iTlirslclyins amber,s even hat hours
M TURE r. NJ I'D 81 - minutes earlier than above
-, = ,i minutes ctr, Boats lcayo 2Jd-st.
".h trans Chan at ~
IN nj midnight.
aEs an for r., nGaTm%n' , and IN Driving oT dT TGS sS
nee and transfer OF be- ciI at the COmpa
rnir,4 4Ol ~ oI 9h1 broadway, y, y, NJ.
Inur Al iirooklyn. UI at tht COmpIny's DcIots.
Txrrrss Trans from the West arrive ~ Ne" York al 70
D. m 1878 aud 1926 p m, ,, . 49,.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains for nfsTGG SSST S p sT@Sn' sS aud @ NSaGs n
ana saturday nights only ! 80 y. Sundays a. M
and 3O D. Ia, JJ aud Il trans will not run sat
| url,y SUNDAY nlghtA.
Manuel spring valley and Monsey T. 04j a. M Ai5 p M
JNO y. ABBOTT, GEM rass'r Agt, GoNlVis,
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
Countrp propsrIp 60 fst.

NTORANGE, y. J-NcighbOrhoOd specially
desirable furnished and uIiurul he'd restehs
or rent winter or year aso for slei luw nuctS rasy
trrluS EDN AkD l. hAhlll'. "D nc y, -. -
ETRNISUED HOUSE to LET-N Madison,
I y j.. II rooms depot rent very OW ApVD T" %
Z Wl.Bli ltJ Pearl st., NtNNoIG
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YORK. Satur,

NEw-YoRK. Saturday. Dec. % TO-.
The following sales were held at tho p,
change salesrOOm to-day:
BIZ L0uiS Nessr
1 5stOry brick warehouse with lot, No 2O7 nu,no..
ms, wOf Washington ST, lot 2G.SxjS.i BANK ~
BV Scott & NpsrS ''SAA'c
] 4 story brick building with lot No LOIS lsTaye
50.1 II II OF 69th.st, lot 25x75 Robert and ThOs on
x
By Jas. ". OGklsU e CG " w
! 3.stOry brown stone dwelling with lot. No 3l2 Wes,
S4b-st T. 435 II W OF Sthaye, lot 2OIlO22; Uni.
Lie ms
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. -
foot OF DssbrOsses and C0uIIahdI

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- Leave New York from foot oi Desbrosses anu Ooui
$40 for Washington COnEbus; Cincinnati lna %
oils Chicago and the West Richmond Charleston ana tle
South. Pullman from Baltimore to Newark, U" ana
Chicago 49, -, ,.., -.
100 p for Washington and the West and the south VIA
GOrG0nsvlle Pullman from NewGOlk T. Baltimore
Washington, making close connections f0r PttsDmfg C
cinuat, Indianapolis louisville, and ST. LOuS through
Pullman cars Baltimore Cincinnati 81 Ions ana Fltts
and fIOm Washington 10 Augusta ana savannah ,u
1000 daily Washington, the south aud west run
-ecpers from New.YOrK t1 Baltimore ana HaShnglon
making connections for Chicago Cincinnati lndanip
oils louisville ST. Louls, Columbus Pntsburg, the Sohtn
Southwest. Pullman from Baltimore 10
cincinnati Washington with trains Tor LyncA
Florida orleans aud the south.
For through tc.s please call at tOmpanys ONCE oIJ
Broadway YORK and at ticket Offices foot OF Couandt
Deshrosss SITS. aud depot jersey City. -. 49,,
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS NEBRASKA AND
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.

Traius for EnGlcv0od Closte Pcrmont aud Nyack
Z $40 QiJ m . 4, AS. 6:5o G:3O S;3U 81 /. D. m
ana SATURDAY nights only at 1880 III. Sundays . o. M
and $50 Ia, IL 30 aud II D. NJ trans VIII not run sat
SUNDAY nights
Nanuct spring Valley and Monsey, T. 04J NJ 4t5 D. m
JNO. ~ ABBOET, Genl Passr Agti EGN lvis,
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
Gtcnnbonls auo Enliroa0s.

NEW LINE 10 BoSlON
VIA Ayns Point from Norwich Ine Pier 10 North River
Steamers "CITN OF SEW.iolk" AMI "tilA OF los.
JOS " az iitI u. daily, Sundays included
I.RE ONE DOLLAR every day In the week
ticgcts good only gy of til" and on trans
connecting with boat at AlNnr Point Good supper FOR %
CENTS Tickets for sale at l'rI 49,
NORWICH LINE
Boston, Worcester. Portland and all points Noh and
' New Ioudon and Norwich
steamers
"CITY or LAWRENCE" and FALMOUTH"
from pi 40 NOrth yrTai % pndally, SurdayseN,cpcl
I,kts be obtained the ONCE oI tno
IOupiny No Az Broadway, corner Of CauaS fTti gut
taken u points al lowest rates. For further Information
iudu a 30 NOIIlI RIVER
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
EENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,

O.
Ter o Comuanv new 80 ~ North River foot of NoronSf
,Eg ,uDI, Soucllcr ..... Wednesday Jan $3.50 a
CtNApA. Frinruc....-.. ednesdaT Dee - 3;oU a. ~.
AAIBIQt j. DClur. et s%H feD - s''p y III
10 10. s"crI % passengers
IW lcdii O Paris. IN amounts !" SUIT
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent NO. - bToad"ay
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
Dnelncss Cnantes.

An INTEREST III established profitable
~ business for silo at bargain. Fl MNLI: EytuIuB
ros. Building.
BOOKkEEPER with an experience of
~ thirty years whose present engagement viii soon
10 with
~ ecpcr cashier and expanding clerk. SdtdaCtDy
references gwen. Address j. II. EDNAEI T. %. BOX 3H25
\fANTED-Party with $1,000 To $4,000
w capital buy part interest IN boarding uf
capacity iOr slNy guebts and mineral spring of INST quality,
tObe opened location crniiA' splendid opportunity
AtiIc., Dr. POTTER, -athtOra >prugt y. Y.
$40 WN) "A gentleman ma of, OF ability and
AMOUNT stmae business, showing fair profits hnh In
the Of which hc take leading Address
(with particulars and namrj T. ~. C.. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
Wrfdn Gtedmerg

4 MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The only TTansarllntc Line sailing under me i'
CAN FLAG. Sailing every Thursday from Philau'lphIa
ILLINOIS sails THU DAY, Jan. =. 7:JO a. III.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30

y SIEAN~IIP IIEE BETWEEN EI.N-ipEK.
eOTTUAnpipN tNN ERR hEF.,,.-,.
COMPANY, O, rII.. utni ~ICDN ID II, u"HpkES 49,
1I.iy.......... sat I tIl ~ ,..... sat. Jan -
I.,Nl - sat. Jan = ri ~ N..... ~at. in -
RATES or PASSAGE nom NEMNonk g" NOi iiiAMf
ION. NhNEl ui, Bi.l ME-, : .., ,
FIRST CAETS.. tlrp ru1 .~I.tDND ,tEIN..-.-iO gold
~riEEhGI. 80 cum ncy. ...t.
Return tickets az reduced rt, f.. .'aG s's'fiGo ,''|H
cafes 80 currency.
-. freight "r pIs-aEraHp. 20 ,.,, , NJ. ..
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE

FOR TRENTON AND PIIILA DELPUIA.
EHPRE~S TRAIN TIME TWO HOG RI.
Leave Ncwlo foot Of Liberty for Trenton and Ph,la-
drirha 4 GjO ;. ,. llUU a M, 1880, !, $50 IL p M
Leave phiairpid from station Horin Pennsyyana hu'
road hlr and B,rksht, at $40 ,wayL 7lJ $780, lI3Od' Ill.,
l.i5, $50 JtJ. II y.
lcyc Trenton York at l:?0 except Monday, G4J,
Sl3 lu.,pu l2.lj 2:-b, i.l2. G.Ij =.
Pullman DawiHg attached TO the 9OOa M
= m G- from N,w-NOIk 10 the 1ij a. m 1910 p Dp
trains I0m Philadelphia. .
SUNDAY TI;AITS Leave NcT- York ana Philadelphia at
o. NJ 5:3U ~ D. M Leave New YORK for IT ton at m,
j}Op H. Leave Trenton at i2j 500 a. m, g. 10 p. m.
CONNECTION made jersey city station by ferry 10 and
fiu'g hrGDhlyn IA and irI, Depot Jrrs' y C!ty,
Ticket, faUi Oi IburiySt No' 0-5 ana W.
EIuaCway, AZ tho principal hotels al offices ~ me tiS A
iu New York and BOOply aud al No tOui ~ B4OJN
iyn. baggage check ed from residence to estimation.
II. +. EiLDWlN, Gen Pass. Agent
FALL RIVER LINE for Boston and The Last.
4 Si"1moIE BRISTOL aud PRDNIBiNCE leave Nc"-f frit
daily touLdals excepted from Pier 40 ~ North lAVtI oo
Lcayo iirs>Iyn wa AIMEE" boa's A. ?. m.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
Lraye i,r".,Lyn' va klninc-" pan,s a,lp N.


EOR NEW-HAVEN, itS surroundings and
an rtauou4 on the Now-Nork. hoston and Ar Line
Derby rud north Hampton Railroads Girv,t-SleaMeIi
JOIN H. ~TAIIN and EEAsTlr CoENlNt leave PER is,
y r. foot Couraud.st. y. every night IN tho
week cNcrpt saturday NewIavrn III time for all
morning all RAILROADS host facilities FOR JasscnZer1
Fnd freight 81 excursion 81 80. staru's HcWh2ven
Transportation Line. ,,,,.. ., .,,,,,,.. ,,--.....
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
Hn5trn(ilon.
For Boys and Young Me-

A DVERTISERS! -..,
~ SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE TRIBUNE" and
ALL FIKSTCLASS CITY JOURNALS 10
one OFFICE.
BROWN & pULNFRMAN. l,23S Bro ."ay. New.IOfk.
Send copy of advertisement when ASKING ior estimate Orin
form
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
CENrRAL RAILROAD OF MAN .JERSEY

~ Ferry station IN New York. foot Ot Libcity.st
Ferry station In BIOJkly. foot OF Ful:On-St.
Commencing Nov ~ IS7>-TIans New.N foot OF
Liberty st, aS follows:
Goo q. mFOr FrmiU gtOn, Elston. BelyldeTe. March
Chunk, TahdIIa. Wkesbarre. Elmira sc. Connects at
Junction with ID. !. and W. n. r. .-.-.-
- m.FOr High Bridge Branch SchOOeys Mountain
Budts Lake and Lake lIGpatCnng, EI,tOu. HarrSOHIg
March Chunk Tamaqua uazetOn, Wkesbarrc, Scranton
NlllidmspOIt, ,vc
1880 A. and 80 D. m.FOr SOmeTville ami Pennington.
lpm.-For Pennington, EastOn. Mauch chunk. ramaqua
WilkrsbaiIc Scranton. TunEh nnok, Tamaqua Hazeton
RcaHing, pOttSvIc HdTrsbuTgi, &c.
=. m.-fOr High Bridge Branch SchOoleys Mountain
Budt4 Lake and Lake lopatcong Ia-on, Beiyderc AMI
Nauch Chunk. Connects at Junction with y. T. aud w r. H.
6:3O p. daily EasOn Allentown amt HdTTlsDurSh
7ij p. n.-FOF EaStOn.
FOr iTIEs 10 lOcl points tlns tables at stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-LCaye AZ - m, II p M TOT Bonnu
Brook anu Intermediate points and at $50 D. m TOT Easoh
Reading and Harrisburg
Boats the IsroOklyn and Erie Annex" make connection
a. Jersey Cty station aud from Brooklyn aud Erie Depot
Jersey CITY
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
NEW.MANEN. HARTFORD. Nc.-Fnre. 81

" steamers leave Peek ~ daily t~unl.ys cyccptcd for
New -HaN,I 81 , ana II =. m. connecting with road
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
4 ISITFp ~TATE- MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR gTETNSTOWS ANp LlN NERPOOL

IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL Hamburg
Z hn-uclu racket CuUran'R a Line for PLY MOI H.
tiIIIEUUKG. and HAMBj hG. ~ 49, q
,INB:ih. ........ bee - y ~ iA'.''''. 'au' :,
" IGIA%D ....... ian :, -" FElrlA. -.. ...,I ~ lp
Eli'- tpgssags 20 Plymouth, l""h Etih"ti2 Hauli =
and points urlaud. scotland ard NJc1 fI0i 'Hni
at Finr -crond Cabin god go ~r cn'r'ncy go
lNI! NftDi ~ 60. {. ~ ~ III ~ h'lAN,
GENERA! Agents, General iH'-tl%'l AS,h'S
rluflf ST.. ~. bl ErGa WAY, N"H ) ok
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
'LORlDA VIA CHARLESTON

i From per - SOIth River, at 3 O'Clock ?. m,
WEDNESDAY and ATURDAG,
maHing connections at Charleston with the =,
MAGNIFICENT NEW IRON S1IANEk ST. JOhNSj
all in Florida
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT 49,
obtained all tho prlncllll
arl tr ofce. IN the city, and at the office OF the company
= SuIth
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30

NIT. w. COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
WI tNO 40 WASHINGTON.SQUAEE
GEORGE W. CLARKE, Phi H., Principal prepares punls
81 all for business college Circulars u iil piftCu
Iorga Tho Iu-f int
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-26

their intellectual elevation and to en-
courage the study Of the Scriptures and
the tenets and history of Judaism" For
the future there can be no doubt of the
influence which this concerted action
will have upon the welfare of the race
everywhere.
The Hebrew population of America
have within the past generation become
a social and financial power in the land.
The line of demarcation that has isolated
them for these many generations from
the ruling races of the old world is being
very rapidly wiped out. The age of re-
ligious fanaticism on the one hand and of
stolid endurance of persecution ON the
other is fast passing away, but wherever
the barbaric prejudices of the middle
ages still linger the United Hebrews of
America will be able to exert powerful
influence in behalf of the civil and re-
ligious liberty of their brethren.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-26
A MENTAL INTOXaCANT.

Prosperity intoxicates most men; it turns
their heads, and throws them off their
balance. Others cannot bear adversely.
They have no fortitude, no courage; no
hope. They are not like the old sailor who
said he always felt happiest in the height
of a storm, because he knew then that
the next change that took place, whatever
it might be, must necessarily be for the
better. They cannot realize that there
will be any change. When the sky is once
clouded and overcast they will not believe
that the sun will ever shine again. Young
men should make it point to keep their
heads cool under all changes and circum-
stances, to preserve their equanimity, and
not to be unduly elatei by success, or too
much cast down by disappointment.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-26
CEIsRiyHONa ElS.

Russian marriages invariably take place
in church, at the door of which the priest
meets the couple, and kisses their hands,
at the same time giving them his benedic-
ton. They follow him to the altar, and
@ crown, light and generally made of
silver, is placed upon their heads. This is
called the marriage crown. He puts wax
taper into each of their hands, and reads a
portion of Scripture; sweet and bitter
drink, emblematical of the joys and sor-
rows Of married life, is given to each. The
whole service lasts about an hour, and
ends by the bride and groom, with all the
spectators, following the priest around the
altar three times. The ceremony is very
impressive. When a Russian merchant
gives dinner, he and his wife stand be-
hind the chairs of the guests and wait
upon them, receiving the dishes from the
servants and placing them upon the table.
Every time one of the guests asks for more
sweetening in his wine, the merchant must
march round the table, meet his wife, and
salute her. When it is newl Unmarried
couple, this ceremony, from the frequency
of it's being required, often becomes fatlSu-
ing to the parties, though it affords much
amusement for the guests.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-26
On the shore.

veol, salt ar, and the white waves break
Restless, eager, along the strand
An evening sky and sunset glory
Fading over the sea and land.
We two sitting along together,
Side by side, in the waning light;
Before us the throbbing waste of waters,
Behind us the sand heaps, drifted white.
Ships were sailing into the distance,
Down to the lands where the sun has gone;
The rough, fresh wind blew oer our faces,
And the shadows Of night crept slowly on.
It is dream that remember
Some ghost ofa hope that will come no more;
We two sitting alone together,
Hand in hand on the ocean shore.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-26

A printer in Wellsville, N. Y, who has
been deaf for many years, was placed in q
highly-heated room recently to help him
out Of q case of chills. He was seized with
sharp pains in the head and fell down in
sensible. The whistle of locomo i've
woke him next morning, and he since has
been able to hear we'll, and speech, which
had also about left him, has returned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-26
IN UNION THERE is STRENGTH.

A very important conference was held
in Milwaukee few days since the effects
of which will be very speedily felt in
this country, and sooner or later work an
influence upon the destinies of great
race throughout the world. Reference
is made to the Hebrew Convention which
was called to unite or protect the union
of the Hebrew congregations in
this country, There had been hith-
erto a partial separation between
the Eastern congregations, 50 called, and
the Western; there were conflicting
views and a want of concert of. action
and harmony in council necessary tc
secure the best results to the Israelites
as class.
The union which has resulted from
this general convention brings these two
sections into harmonious action. The
principal local measure, or rather, the
most important one, is in regard tt
establishing and maintaining educationa
institutions. In this country the He
brew, no more than the Methodist or th'
Catholic, has any battle to fight for lib
erty in the matter of religious belief O.
right of worship But the United State
in this regard is the exceptional country
of the world; and this union entered
into last week at Milwaukee had othe
work to inaugurate, which was nj
less than to establish relation
with kindred organizations in othe
parts of the world "for the relic
Of Jews from oppression; to labor TO
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-26

ALEXANDER HAMILTON C. Hamil-
ton, a son of Alexander Hamilton, gives to
a correspondent of the Philadelphia Times
this pathetic incident of his father: "My
fathers residence was in the country, tow
ard the north of New York Island. His law
office in the city was rather a shabby affair.
The day before the duel l was sitting in a
room, when, at a slight noise, l turned
around and saw my father in the doorway,
standing silently there and looking at me
with a most sweet and beautiful ex-
preston of countenance. 1t was full
Of tenderness, and without any
of the business preoccupation he sometimes
had John, he said, when | had discovered
him, won't you come and sleep with me to,
night? His voice was frank, as if he had
been my brother instead of my father. That
night / went to his bed and in the morning
very early he awakened me and taking my
hands in his palms, all four hands extend
ed he said, and told me to repeat, the
Lords PRAYER. Seventy-fve years have since
passed over my head and have forgotten
many things, but not that tender expires
sion when he stood looking at me in the
door nor the prayer we made together the
morning before he died"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-26
The Cincinnati Star

THE DAILY STAR is served by carriers to their
subscribers in the city OF Cincinnati and in all
important Western cities and towns for 10
Cents PER WEEK, payable to the carrier. Or
the paper will be mailed, postage paid, to any
part of the country, for so Gents PER
MONTH, SO 90 PER ANNUM.
THE STAR is the only STRICTLY INDEPEND-
ENT NEWSPAPER published in Cincinnati. II
is taken and read by people of all parties and
shades of opinion, and it seeks to present the
news of all kinds fairly and truthfully, with
justice to all and with especial favor to none
THE WEEKLY sTAR-S1 90 PER YEAR with
two splendid PREMIUMS. 25 Gems extra
must be sent for mailing expense on premiums.
ADVERTISING RATES-In Daily, 12 I-2
Cents per line, or 5 90 per square of eight
lines, agate measure. In Weekly, 90 Cents
per line
Address THE STAR
ESQ Walnut street, Cincinnati o.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-26

CITIZEN Schwab was arrested in New
York for violating the Excise Law by
selling liquor on Sunday. He argued his
own case so ably, however, that, contrary
to the usual rule when man acts as his
own lawyer, he was discharged.