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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-11
CONDENSED TELEGRIMs.

The Post-ofiice appropriation bill cx-
cited sharp debate In the House on the 9Th
but no action was taken on any Of the pend
ing amendments. ... ..ia,s ..d ~.
Mr.. ScoviLLE's motion for n new
trial In the GuIteau case was overrulcd by
Judge Cox, on tho 9TH. The prisoner, who
was seated few feet IN front Of Judge Cox,
shouicd; II would like, your Honor, 10
defer passing sentence AZ long As sou can. -
without paying attention TO this harangue,
the Court siernly ordered The .prissnss "a
stand up. at the same time asking him II he
had anything to say why sentence should
not he passed upon him. cicnchiDg his fist
and pounding vigorously on the table. Gut.
ieau shouted that he ". not re.
sponslble fof hI. act; that he
had been impclled 70 do II by the Deity, and
ether similar expressions used by him dur.
INK the conduct Of the case. HetrvmbIed
violently. and all his lbravado deserted bin
ss hc appeared 10 realize the danger Of BIZ
position. He DID notoccupy more than Two
minute. IN Nj, speech snd Judgc cox, sfier
pointing 70 the euormisy Of his eifen.e, aud
the universal horror q had created. sen-
tepcsd bin to be hanged June -. 1851
when the Judge pronounced tho solemn
prayer, t,May God have mercy on your
ssul., cnlieau, wi,h,Aery of agony. said;
'Und yours too; Coutt iury and eounsslp'
thin psumtled, -somethlhg about having q
fight % glory, and repeated tha, he was mol
sfraid, aithourhhe threatened the specfa.
tors that for hIs death the country would
roll in blood.
An explosion Of iire-damp In the Mid.
lothian mines, near coalaeld, Chesterfield
County. Va, cuthe -, imprisoned thirty
two men iu-s shaft e0feet under ground.
when entrance was poa.ible sslunteers de.
sesndedisresc,ie the living or recover the
dead, only 10 be driven hack By suffocslins
gas. Ihrsn heroes, canrsd, Stevens. and
Crnmp, iInslly reached The bottom Of the pIi
sasi brought up the remains Of Ned Ross, :
eolored man. discovered about % feet from
the base Of The shaft A eriticil sximina.
ion by medical experts aud old miner,
showed that the dss,hvf Ross was produced
by carbouic gas of sitsrdsmp. and ieit no
doubt ss 70 The fate Of hls companions. The
scenes and Incidents about the mouth Of the
pis we're hsartrsndInx. Seshy every fsmi-
" in the place lost relative br The disaster,
and, despite the hessy snow.slorm pre-.
vsiii q. crowd Of men. women. and chii.
drpn crowded shoat TIE fatal shaft. shiser-
ing from cold ,nd calling pIieousIy for their
loved ones.
A srAr Of Mayos bridge scross the
r-rn~- River. R,rswesa, Va, r-vr v-y shr
ether dsy and prseipisssed The Winchester
stage. hlIed uish pss-esssn, Into shs wsser.
several were hun, but ssns fatally. Al
vss rsseusd By bo>is fFsa shs shoss.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-11

There Is . young man travelling
around in Eastern Texas. vaccinaiing
the negroes with beeswas. He charges
q dollar q vac. and represents himself
as appointed by the United States Gov
ernment, and threatens that dire penal.
ties await those who refuse TO be OPP
Grated on. That young man will be q
credit TO some pcnitentiary yet, ,-7s1as
S1ffi,1gs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-11

Lord Erskine had regular form Of
reply to those who wrote 10 him solicit
ing subscription. and the form was
thfs. "sir-f feel much honored By your
application 10 me. and beg 70 sub
scribe there the leaf had 70 be turned
over1 myself Jour very obedient serv-
ant. ERSKfNE-"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-11

The youth who attempted 10 rob 4
western railway train had his snp ard
marbles taken from him and his kite
broken into hundred piecc& In fscl.
these train robbers must b treated With
the utmost sevehty.-Qsfscv he6<u
Lrqu.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-11

The London Academg ssys; aThs
balance Of trade between England and
America i turning agsinit this country
fEngIand) In the case Of literature ~
we'll a. other commodities.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-11

London esthetes are 10 have their
organ weekly paper-the name oi
which has not yet been made known.
Everybody connected with the publica-
ton will be made "too utter"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-11
RWsoxALA .PoLITIcAL.-
Iar appointment Of John Y. Cahill

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-11

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Here Is matter not generally
thought Of. and the churchman calls at
.iention 70 Il. "Seyen executions In the
United Stairs on the Feast Of the Epiph.
any this year are CHASTITY commentary
upon American disregard Of traditions.
No Judge would appoint an execution
for Christmas Day. though It should fall
on Friday. as Epiphany did this year.
The Epiphany l. Christmas Day for all
The Sclasonic race, and Il Is a very 81.
cred day for many other people. A
Judge who can respect tradition 20 thf
extent Of remembering that Friday !,
'hangman's day should 20 a little fur.
ther and consult his almanac In his
choice of Fridays. AZ long a. Il l. pre-.
tended that this is . Christian country
such scandals should be avoided"
Daily Republican., 1882-12-28
OutraSes Y eEtsrday.

lanes Clark shot and killed his wiie
in a disreputabo house in PittSOuEs
vest erday morning. She had borne
bad reputation for years. ,,,,o1
Colonel Crawford shot and klileu
pint LYONS in shop on Cabin Creeh' ;
kentucky, last Monday. Both were
drunk aud quarrelled abou' q NO woman Ead
" Charles Brauch, colored' VINO who hS1 nII
assanIted and murdered 9year-oln
girI near Warner Station, ArHAnSa"'
: wa. va Iynched on Tuesday night, ,,,oro
"T Tw3 brothers, named Billiard were
L,IIed Yesterday at Lebanon, AIaoama2 :
Hv two brothers named JacoWa.yy'' arn WaSn
Whom they had quarreIled. AL "ei0
III Henry J. NJ Ponton died at Weldon, NGFoH noI
Carolina, on Tuesday, from ,t,,g5 = EnDSItIS TIc
S@,UtI Wound inficted by Eaton M MILE ao1 11C 1[
r,nr,ierer is believed to have n9u ~
petersburg, Virginia oyers
h.r" Kentucky, on Monday 1arn, n'sn,
lanes Montgomery, c0IorGu', ,,,i ir1rers "nroIG =,
tIe nlaco jus, as one Of the o9'iiS''p%Mj ,Es %nj ~
Il fred at the other aud TeceiV9u W ,no Tnes n
int ,'' in his abdomen. He died on U'0
dsy of the wound
Daily Republican., 1882-12-28

The Continent opens the first mum oe5
of the third volume with an lllustraCeI
article on the group of earnest meR anu
women who made Philadelphia an lTs
portant station on the "Undererounu
Railway" iu the early antI-MaVery
days. Portraits of DIR. Eurness, lSaac
T. Hopper, Lewis Tappan, huGretlA
Mott, j. Miller McKim, Mary crew.
and Grace Anna Lewis, Lave been eS-
pecially engraved to accompany the
article, and will be- highly Valaed ny
the MANY who cherish the memory OF
these departed champions OF freedom
The second illustrated paper, Is deVoteu
to cart In the Quaker City, WIN
drawings by a number OF artists VINO
are represented in the present eXhlUi-
ton OF the PHILADELPHIA Society. "a a
noteworthy poem, entitled "Ihe heatt
Angel" is by Philip Bourke MarsVon'
the blind English poet, who, al mas It, le,
Gently been discovered, was the subject
Of Mrs, Craik's woll-known lyrlc;,
;Philip, My King" The sold Year
has an illustrated page, with poem
nv Elizabeth W. Griswold, and 1893 lt
welcomed in a series of songs Wltho9'
music, livery cleverly written by ii. q
Faulkner, in which the months a3peS'
in character salutiug Father Time.
"Dugt" and "Hot Plowshares, I'M
serials no = running, have each chap
ters Of steadily culmtnating lhI9test ;i5
While this is not professedly hoIlda!
lnpmber, the weeks Continent most ap
propriatey u5hers in the New Year any
| Inc new volume. Any other contem1
porary weekly publication would aa %!
vertise such an issue sumptuous non
lday number, but where the ordinar'
standard is 80 high a number like thl
ia taken as q matter of course.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-28
Divided Church

The First Methodist Protestant
Church. OF Newark, n. j.. of which
Rev, s. T. Graham, formerly of the
Maryland Conference, is PASTOR Is
divided. One party is composed oi the
friends OF the pastor and the other OF
mem bers who desire his removal, ana
il ia conceded that tae supporters OF
Mr., Graham are largely in the MAORI
ty. The difficulty grew out OF a oltier-
ence in regard to church government
and proposed church improvements
The friends Of the pastor cI aim that tne
opposition 70 him arises from MS rel"-
sai to be ruled by some of the mem 3ers
who have heretofore bad matters thelr
own way in church affairs.
Alta church meeting a t7w evenings
AGO there was sharp discussion. ou-
nsrjn,endent Taylor, who is a travelling
salesman, said that when in LynchuurE
Va where Mr. Graham was formerly
a nastor, he learned that Mr.. Grahan
had ,heTe the same trouble which ha
snrnnp up in Newark. Mr.. Graham
replied that in both cities tue g"SsiI
ahont him was founded entirely on ul
inst differences drawn from his nom
aEair, He aided that he would .
welcomed into any pulpit In LynGl
| hnrp, Mr.. Graham is quoted as @"llt "
ding to Mr.. BuchIistt, ons oil inc c'"'
leaders, az ian old grOrt.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-28

Mr.. James Smith, No. All East Ninth
street. bas Cwo Christmas trees, which
for beauty and richness Of design can
not be surpassed Tho trees occnpy
nearly the v hole side of the paFloT, ana a, IL
know az fairy work, that 1T is almost
imr ossible to zee any Of the branches
The % small space between the trees at the
aide of the room, is filled with an arch
which is tastetuIly festooned and deco
rated. There are hundreds of different
articles on the trees representing men
on horseback. palace cars and numbers >
Of other things, all of which we're mace
by the family. The whole arrange
ment ia deserving Of great credit toi
eIegance of design. and the skill DIS
displayed in making the different ar
tiCley
Daily Republican., 1882-12-28

sutterIy & Co., the well known an, ana
.oo1,iar IS nbotouraphers at No. 3O@ Mar
HS HS' Christmas Sptist2 day, and were compelled
w N,rn s0me tWo hundred persons away
W. Tot tI HANG able to take their pictures.
Tbt Tbsv UIS have recently finished handsome
picture, consisting OF the llHouoo IoepU hers
nine beautiful young. ladies', TTy prarJv.
of a Sunday School class al . p."uu ons nrs.
wine church, which they n1Vo ptUI al
sented TO their teacher. 1hoy "n n.a,tIv
excelIent likenesses and were gron"S go
admired for their lifelike sppgSst"nGiGIii Is, LII
There is no doubt but that Inc St St' a" , =
be chi highly priced by the recipient On mich IT
picture taken in the manner anne. i. ~ aIways
snltsrley executes bis Work 'S "'""''
an acoep able present
Daily Republican., 1882-12-28

L. has been officially announced, by
the Psnnsylvania Railroad Company,
that tho Offices of Passenger Agents,
heretofore locate at Philadelphia, and
known az Philadelphia District Mid
die District, Harrisburg, Pa, aud the
Western Passenger Agency, located az
Buffalo, N. Y, will be discontinued
and that Mr.. j, N. Abbey has been aP-
pointed Passenger Agent Of the Middle
district, with Office at No. iol South
Broad street, Philadelphia, Pa. Mr.
Abbey will have charge of all ticket
agencies in Central and Western New
York, together with all passenger. bust
ness OF the Pennsy Company IN
the territory traverSod by the various
local roads running from Philadelphia,
Camden and In the interior OF Pennsyl'
vania. ANY communications relatinR
thereto should be addressed to D. n
Abbey, I0l South Broad street.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-28

A loft Of valuable stocks anu u ~
a. ioC ooIJ IL at public sale yesterday ,Gr .y
StiaHani VI Ii"n and az William speakm&Wn W,,tia ehe ~
eutorS 0i Sn0 The total amount OF thS as
saIe was S2,79J75' Fifteen .a r''rrhased
H DeIaware railroad stock were S91C5 s96 81 per
bv S' Brpjamin +. BArtram a. rcSesed S99,ad Il The
Tes1S se%sining stock and bonds ~ ,oa 5T%%i Bsnk
Fl ToV; %m"sson TnI[ys par $780, At $40 Toass 1
SCo New ss stoS TsS,S 90; $1,000 City L0a% % Sy a.
s92' g1t per q? sicj it City @ Loan for y" u" T"t
cent $500 CITY Loan ~
Daily Republican., 1882-12-28

Attne Dsrformance OF The operas OF
Mascot and Patierce, by Gormah
church Choir Company at the opera
House, on Tuesday and wednesday
evenings, it Was observed that inc a.
tendance was very slim compared WIN
former occasions when the operas nave
been presented in this city. The queS-
tinn naturally arises among the mana
%srs - mWhy is this?" There may be
twn or more solutions to the proOlem
the first being from JAe I"ct tnaC INC oP-
aras ara Becoming Old and the people
are firing of them. This however, III
the opinion of many Is not a true '',S sUlu l.
tion to the problem and thegreat'rouOe
appears to be in the prices:
While the company who Just PEI
Z ,rmcd here WAS a good one, the prlC'
ar admission was too high 10 insure
good house, If they had charged t4'
General admission there is not douo
hut that the house would have oeel
crowded, One dollar for the orcheSVr'
rhairs and rs cents for seats IN Tue cit
Gle we're entirely too much, especial
| when the operas wero Old anu on
trnse who are blessed with an a6un
Gance of this worlds goods can amor
~ nav such prices. Those OF this claS'
wbo are tlanLre gOers, cannot NIL tn
nnnra house. and hence 1t behooVeS III
managers to cater to all classes {
society. They should bear III mln l
that Wilmington cannot be compare
with Philadelphia in point OF tReHs1 'I,
goers, and hereafter the prices snoGI ,,.i
, Se J reasonable and in accordance VII
the means of the people who are co
sidered tne best patrons of the the@V
, at this place.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-28
Raising a big Family.

From the New England Medical hon'"'''
Among the papers of the late Thomas
Atwater, of New Haven, Connecticut
the following memoranda were recent
ly found ,oo nir,b
street. New York, Of the firm OF Top
ping & Co., has been married forty
eight months. -, ,Iuo on
July u, 1858, had one child July S0'
1859, had two children; Matcn ~ ~ lpoU, h"n
had two children; March 4, l6ot' na,'
) children; February Is, 1867, haA =
children. Total, u children. .,,-
These children were all born |l'nLL ~
three years and seven months, ana are are
ali living and healthy. This is a copy
from a memorandum given by the la'h
ar, Mr.. Mabie.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-28

A special despatch from Boston,
Mass, says Several men have disap-
peared in most unaCCOuntable md
mysterious manner III this city within
the past few days. On Saturday a
young man who has charge Of manu-
factory In MedtOrd came 10 Boston
with his wife, left her at the dentlal's 5 !
at noon, aud engaged to meet her at the
depot at I24 o'clock. He went to the
treasurer OF the company, drew $S50 to
pay the heIp for the week, and has not
been seen since He was cot in the
habit of drinking strong liquors, ala
not gamble, had no debts, received a
| 60 salary, and Wgs so thoroughly de-
voted 10 his wife, t. whom he had been
married less than year, that he had
not spent an evening unless IN her
company for more than two months.
Ga Friday, Henry Lock, captain OF the
schooner Admiral OF Gloucester, got
ready to sail from Commercial wharf
but having forgotten something went
on shore to procure it. He told the
crew he would return in few minutes
but has not been seen since.
Mr.. Charles Seymour, Tor n number
of years connected with the Howard
! IA;heuTum, and during the earlier par,
Of the present season travelling as man
ager for Mr.. William Paris, Of The
joseph Proctor combination, has been
missing since last Friday night, and
his relatives and friends are exceeding
ly anxious and tear he has met with
toul pay. When the Proctor comb
nation was called in about fortnight
ago he returned TO Boston with it, an
Immediately set about organizing
small company 10 play MuldO0n's Pic
mic on the road. He engaged his peo
pe and laid out route through New
York State, intending 10 open on Christ
mas evening in Newburg, on tue HUI
son.
Ali his preparations were 10 ade, 10
company was rehesl sed ANA everythin
: was ready on Friday except that MuI
doon's donkey, which plays 50 amusin
I a part in the Picnic, had not been pro
= cured. Mr.. Seymour started oSt tina
day TO hunt up an animal. he haS ne
been seen nor heard Of since. lie wa
in good health and spirits, was NJ
il financially embarrassed, had but littJ
h money with him, was not in the hae
= ofdrinking to excess, and there IN !
y reason for his prolonged absence, M
4 Seymour is ) feet : inches in heigh
4 weighs about l60 pounds, and is OF sal
It dy complexion. When last seen he hs
J. on a dark suit of clothes.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-28

Failure Of memory Ia apt to be at
tended with very embarrassing results
aometlmes 10 social life.
The sister of an eminent clergyman
accompanying her brother to dinner
marty, entirely forgot that she WaH not
A. ber own table, and apolOgizsd for
the abo,ninably had dinner,
Abe was "quite ashamed" TO see such
dishes sent u the table.
The lady Of the house dill not enjoy
the blunder quite AZ much as the othe'
Lately in New Ysrk a distinguished
Enylish gentleman called on a big mer
chant who had entertained him two
years ago. nj, ,1
"How dye do, Mr." he said
expecting a cordial grasp.
"Who are you?" rejoined the mer
chant. whose manners are at time
Ihrnsuue: 81 don't know you. .,
"sir q. o." replied the other; u"
had the pleasure OF dining with you w
years ago"
"A mistake, sir; never saw you be
fore" and poor &. c, retired confoand
al
Daily Republican., 1882-12-28
Liter AFYs

The Agricultural Review for NoVem
her is an interesting and inStruc'lTe I'VE
nrsat m~" invest By the editor In TINS \!
SrI SSrticIe the farm Of 9. A. de Groi, ls
SGS,SS Sonced Articles on "ssOws AsEicH}d,' 4 Ge}d
tnrai hT school," by the Hon. 7: .; COD,
c1 rSsans Es31RS" %n Sy t. s1SSSnt BST,Sa
y, Oan.r on the Couture of Carp" by Capt
,nIH MiIton =. Pierce. This is an exceeding
w M'' we'll written and interesting article, ';'
Short Horn Cattle by Lewis IT, Alien .iIi
Esq Tns i, So an %ssS s Saysa Sy pf'Gioa pr ssors
Horut. Articles on Free Trade anu tto- +, TO-,
faction, uS each advocating5 he respective iK .
s~biects, An excellent article on tho
"Wbat Advantage Does an AmeIicap
Row Possrss," by tho Hon. Edward Az
Einson pT Of Boston, Mass. Other artists
nf enual interest follow. The DOCK Il
~unlished by the Agricultural ReVle"
IInmnany, of New York and Chicago
Daily Republican., 1882-12-28

"The Coca Beef Tonic OF the LleDlg
Compauy, combined as it il with HoGa'
ouinine and iron, forms most V"Lu'
able adjunct to the practice OF meol'
cine, From the experience we have
lad with it, We are forced to speak in
its it, favor, and to recommend it's use
Beef, iron and quiniue cannot be sur
passed by any other three ingredients
in or out of tie dispensatory, for invlg
orating an enfeebled system, and Wher
such remedies can be obtained com
hined. from so reliable hSuse as Lie
hig's, it behooves the profession tt
patronize the same TO the tailest SN %
eut."-Prot. C. Il. Wilkinson, NJ. D.
Editor Texas Medical and Surglca
| Record.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-28

A large congregation crowded the
little chapel on Governors Island Mon
day, the attraction being the tirsf pup,
lie production of the new lie Deum W. q
composed by the wife of Gen. W; 3.
Hancock, Mrs. Hancock presided at
the organ, and General Hancock and nd
the other officers and their families
&C 3upied the body Ct the church,
Mrs. H&ucock's Te Deum, which IS
intended for a chorus and qaar'eise TS e
choir, was given with tine effect. Inc
nrncinal eoios are for tue contralto aud
bass The music is rich in harmontes
with some decidedly impressive
| MESSAGES. m Although the TIE Deu IN has
bsen heard by very few people, the
publishers have already met wltn
remarkable success, over 100 copies a
dav having been sod during the pas
week. MI. Theodore Thomas intend'
producing it at one OF his afternoon
| concerts in j tuuary'
Daily Republican., 1882-12-28

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. &c, l8S2,-Jem
Mace arrived here yesterday by the
steamer Australia. Mace has come
from New Zealand at the request OF
Mr.. Richard X. Fox, who is paying
his expenses and proposes matching
him tor the championship OF the prize
ring and $4,000. AS soOa as Mace ar
rived he telegraphsd to MIR. Fox ask
inc him for instructions, and to THIS
despatch ha today received the follow
GC0me direct TO New York after your
exhibition. | will match you or your
unknown to fight John l.. Sullivan Tor
$1,000 and the championship OF the
| world"
The unknown referred to, whom
Mace characterized in his telegram, as
1.-THE coming man." is an AusUrallau
named Herbert A. Slade, who Is Blk
fact two and g balfinches in height anu Ia1
when in fighting trim weighs ~
| mounds. Mace pro Oses to have Slaut
make it lively for some one III case Ut
tails. .., o,,
To-day in conversation with youl
correspondent Mace stated thaS LII
wonld remain here two weeks longe
at least, giving exhibitions IN the meal
time, Mace aud keenan,, his manager
! will strongly urge upon Mr.. FOX IN u
, adyisability of the glove match bet"ee
sullivan and Mace taking place her
for many reasons Ma,
TIE Climate is Just such az Mac
would have the match take place II
= and there is plenty Of money a"on
sporting men, with noprQba6ility OF e. IL
Ivan I%p is gradually working this wa,
q and Macg's friends think it may mea
t%at the contest is to take place her
Mace says he is older than wnen
last fought, but not too old to maze mag.
Interesting exhibition for the pubic
Daily Republican., 1882-12-28
,JuWbloA.

The sidewalk on the west side OF
Mocroe street needs repairing badly.
The sidewalk at Front and Harrison
is in a dangerous condition.
Ths citizens on Ninth street between
Madison and Morroe, complain bitter
" OF the filthy condition Of the street.
The sidewalk on the east side otJ@SK-
sou between Sixth and Seventh, Is IN a
bad muddy condition.
The sidewalx On the North anC
South sides of Seventh street between
Madison and Monroe is in a bad con-
ditlon,
The Board of Health should see tn"
the alley that runs from Jackson q
Adams, between Fifth and SIKH,
cleaned as it is IL a very filthy con
| dilion.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-28

The Rostuu Ideal Opera company,
now travelling in the west, srrahgeu 70
sHend Christmas day in novel an"
unique manner . chain wav
Reaching Terre Haute on tho!r S;r way
to Cincinnati, they were to est @ @their
GhTistmas dinner. On reSumllg Inelr
i"nrnev. the drawing room car was 10 10
bs entered, and While the tram was W..
sOeedipg away to Cincinnati, Chrlst,
mas tIee, loaded with over 600 presents II =
w"s ,~n to bs denuded Of It's VaLu"OIe
Cr9ipht, G Mr.. Baruabee acting az San'"
Claus, ,,bor
Miss Ohcr was TO give each mem Der
, of the chorus ana orchestra an enveioHe y
con'aining her autograph and a 70 Dlll,
and thcv were to combine i'll making
her presentation ,ouobonce1
Presents were then to be exchahseu
,manc the principal artis.s, and sPeepn,
5nakiHg was to make the occasion
iNvous one. This 10 believed TO % .;n', tne
}}H }}irst time that an organized celebration o1
nf Christmas on moving tram Lar
been attempted.