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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-17

Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser Mrs.
James Bryant, of Lowndes County, do
mated last year her colossal fortune of
natural black hair for the benefit of the
Memphis yellow-feyer sufferers. 1t real
ICED several hundred dollars, and has now
come back to the original owner, by the
kindness Of Boston merchant, who was
the last purchaser. 1t will be rafied tor
in Montgomery in an evening or two, for
the benefit Of Gen. Hoods children, and
everybody should take chance.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-17

results. NO man can lfulh1ully claim
that he faithfully accepts the true settle
ments of the war, who sees with inditier-
ence the Fifteenth Amendment practical
ly nullified.
No one can 0verstate the evils which
the country must suffer if lawless and
violent opposition to the enjoyment Of
constitutional lghts is allowed to be per-
manently successful. The lawlessness
which to-day assails the rights of the ccl-
orcd people will find other victims to-
morrow. This question belongs to no
race, to no party and to no section. 1T is
question in which the whole country is
deeply interested. Patriotism, justice,
humanity and our material interests all
plead on the right side of the question.
The colored people are the labonrs who
produce the cotton which, going abroad
to the markets of the world, gives Us that
favorable balance of trade which is now
doing so much for the revival Of all busi-
ness. The whole fabric Of society rests
upon labor. Ii free laborers suffer from
oppression and injustice, they will either
become discontented and turbulent de.
stroyers of property, and not pro
dueers Of property, or they will aban
don the communities which de
prive them of their ipalienable rights
! In either case, social order and the peace
ful industry upon which pr sperity de
pends are imperiled and perhaps sacri
feed. 1t will not do to.say that this il
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-17

A Clinton Iowa, farmer has harvested
fifty acres of broom corn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-25
DIED.

BACOS-At sing Sing 7sth year Of his
Daniel +. Bacon, formerly OF his city.
Fuuea at s late residence on Frday morning, 2btn ns
az o'clock
Carriages viii meet the a IN. train from New-Iork
Infennent ut Greenwood.
BENNETT-suddeniy, at East Orange December a. Emma
J.. wiir sidney Il. Bennett IN the seth her
Funeral Friday, December 20. at 2fO D. m
Trans leave foot OF Barclay and Chrstphefsts at lilo
HAYDoCK-In Brooklyn. 23d as. Henry X. hsydock. I'm
Of his
friends invited attend bls funeral from
his late No. 267 atb IT, south brooklyn sixth
Day. the 2Gth mss. at O'Clock .. M
KTlMER-On Tuesday morning., December %. OF
Emeline wife David Klmcr. IN her 73d year.
ana friends OF the family invited 20 attend the
and 3dlvrs- Friday December Pc. at 1890 O'Clock.
RAYMONDOn Wednesday. December a. az his ste resi-.
deuce 3lS 33ds Asahel Raymond. the 10th year
NOtce funeral hereafter.
SERGEANT-At summit " J.. December 30. 1879 Walter
infant OF John Elliot aud Caroline Hone
geant. aged months
sTEPH ESS-At Hope. ". j. russiay. December IS
1879. Richard stephens formerly Of Devonshre England.
IN the 60th ~ ale
Funeral services will be held his late residence Mounr
Hope y j.. Friday morning, 10Th inst. at ii o'clock.
sTILES-On Wednesday, December "a T. Edwin stiles. II
the 37th OF ms
from his late residence at Harlem Friday Decem
Der 20, INST, TO- m
sTUART-At his late residence Tuesday morning. De
crmber %. inst. Alexander stuart
Friends the funeral the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. 56thsr FRI
morning December "a ~ 10 clock itis requested
that dowers be sent.
"a Of bronchits Lamont infant Of
Alexander jr., and fannie Taylor.
Christmas Day O'Clock. from the residence OF his
parents. 10 West iOthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-25
CHRISTMAS IN BROOKLYN.

SERVICES IN THE CHURCHEs-AMUsEMENT5-C n
TABLE PREPARATIONS.
Christmas in Brooklyn will be ushered In by
the ringing OF bells The turmoil OF trace win for
brief interval and 10 the city and Government build
,nes the holiday character Of the day will be noted At
churches OF many denominations especial musical and
religious services will be attended BY the usual throngs
Atsa. m the chimes OF st. AIMS on the Heights win
ring out Christmas In the church at IL O'Clock
mnsc Will be performed and DIR. echenck Will preach
AT ST. Mary's Church choir Of thirtJsix male voices
will render a choice programme. The soprano. Miss
Mitchell and other members of the choir at the Church
OF the Messiah VIII render music from Gounod Handel
and Millard among others. Under the direction
OF Mr. Hutchinson al st. Peters Church must
cal selection IN which appear the OF Beethoven
Mendelssohn. Dudley Buck and Handel, will be sung
AT Grace Church. the quartet, consisting OF Misses
Benedict and MerwIn and Messrs Whitaker and Came
ron, with a chorus Of fifteen voices, Will sing The
choir Church OF the Redeener Will be assisted by
a quartet OF brass Instruments in addition TO the piano
and organ.
to-day are announced. In ADDITION 70 the programme OF
ST. Stephens published in THE TRIBUNE yesterday.
he Nativity very excellent mu-ic may be heard.
special musical service and sermon by the
Reformed Church AT the Church OF Our Saviour (Uni-
tarian) viii be preached bS the Rev DR.. Put
AT uumber Methodist Episcopal churches services
viii held this evening Music wili be rendered IN the
ing A large number Of Sunday schools VIII
have Christmasrees to-day. At the RICK. DR.. Fulton
will speak In the evening OF Christmas Day concert
viii be given this evenine at the Brooklyn Tabernaele
where Rossn's stabat Mater will be sung Mile
Awlna Valera, Miss Annie Louise Cary. and signors
Campanini and Galassi and Herr Behrens will take
part At the Academy OF Music and the theatres extra
matiuees are promised. and the thronC OF pleasure
seekers to-L ghf IL expected to be very large.
In the charitable and penal institutions Christmas
dinners will be served TO all the inmates Exercises
Will be given by the boys at the Newsboys' Home. in
Poplar-st
Shopping for Christmas gifts continued up TO
late hour evening" aud poor the home In which
10 remembrance OF the day appeared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-25

curious and interesting thnn IN the day Electric lights
on Two sr<e Grandst. buildings uradated the whole
neehbOrhood, throwing everything beneath them into
bold and shining prominence M In the blaze al noon
Tue h.sd Df nKhf boun 20 the smaller ven
dcrs aud stall owners who In consequence OF the bright
efsor 0yerheadand the friendly Light from the stores
alspcased With burners as useless a:. ana
20 cregfsr advantage than during the DAY.
Their fast diminishing stock aGhrdcd pleasing
evidence OF a good days sale. slthough they never
sacSencd IN energy but bawed Gus lnstiiy 10 tine Last
encouraged by tho generous attitude OF the crowd.
This stall system OF street vending. which hns become
prominent feature OF the quarter deserves more no
tee than has been generally accorded to IT, The
popularity supposed. nor are their c0ntents at all
eontemptlhle worthy OF considaratiop. Many or
the articles they EXPOSE display skill and thoroushnsss
OF workmanship that are worthy Of the best class
OF purchasers. Among tie articles which were
selling freely yesterday we're imitation coral
necklaces. made of ceuloid. and really srustic
and pretty in their way little wooden tea sets and ti
by tue vendors Themselves The stall and tnar owners
manv of whom vOmeu-presenf novel and
striking feature or this part or the CITY;
and occasions like last when III M VIII
candles and gliifering with and gingerbread,
strilged popcorn aud cOlOred glassware, they seem
really dazzling the occupants Of the tenement houses
and poor districts OF Nsw-YOrk- They must nave
rOnized by great crowds. some OF the happiest
groups In that quarter OF the cltv seemed to be eonre
gated round them Contentmenf and holiday pleasure
were reflected IN everybodys cOuntenance The seller
was glad TO part with his goods and tie purchaser Vas
equally glad receive them. Each IN measure had
contributed the enjoyment and comfort OF the other
ana they parted with mutual eatsiacn0nand good WILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-25
FESTIVAL AT THE WILSON MISSION.

The ladies interested in the work of the
Wilson Misson good angels 10 hundreds of the
poor children OF that pOpuous neghborhood surround
ing Tompkins Square, made the children Of the school
happy yesterday afternoon with q Christmas tree.
No single Christmas tree which was ever ieied In the
woods and carried into a house. could alone have held
the gifts provided for the school. comprising.
as they did only great number Of dolls packages
OF candy knick-knscks which children delight hut
generous OF articles OF practical Tables
accardIngy utilized to supplement the tree The
celebration was accompanied with exercises usual on
such occasions. aud went on TO the unbounded delight
of the large company OF children and the great salts
faction OF those who take pleasure In the happiness
they confer others.
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HARPER a. BROS. :.

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MIDNIGHT WEI THEE REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
s,uo1sis oor IN, mast "a hours.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 25. 1 a. MAN area of
lowest pressure has moved northeastward beyond our
stations aud Ssng generally prevails east Of
the Rocky Mountains pressure being highest IN the
Missouri Valley Cooler noifhery winds prevail Overs
the Lake region, the Northwest and the Southwest
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley Increasing 10 gales on
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Throughout the Atlantic STAKES with cloudy rainy
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indicdf0ns
For Middle Atlantic States and New-Engiand.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-25

HONESTY THE Best PoLICy.n--Country
practitioner (surpfsed the visit OF meteorological
and pill-vender); " WE'LL What brings you here "
Quack evidently suring from disturbed pertsfaltc
-" Country practitioner; " Then why don't you
take one OF your Pearls Of Health a." Quaek That's
Punch
1t is nice when a wife gives her husband a
box OF cigars hts birthday but ~ somehow takes the
romance all out OF II when she quietly observes nerr
morning. You'll have TO give me some money to pay
for those cigars spent all mine for other things
Boston Transcript.
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speuaI Soness

AppsaI from the Ncw.Ysrh Coared nl>-ioa-
NE rpsrts that t8efe nith
suerne among the coored people occ.ne ~ SICK
inability 90 procure work Any dnuaoas ~ ther
assstance Thankfully received the Mission aid
Congress superiority sas1i-c sa1 az srs
entire freedom fron cy~ryrn a< @ftsr,
anf
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Tuesday evening, December %. at
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irregular the gdneral tendency being downward
Cloudy weather prevailed with occasional rains. The
temperature ranged between 800 and Az the average
l3Saso benr 1882 hiRhrr than on the same day las
year. and 2s' higher than Tuesday. The amount or
moisture tue air Is large.
Cloudy weather, with rain or snow, followed by cooler
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Christmas


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