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Paris Revisited.

[IfeTFN James, jr. in CidydrH TAR .JrHu0fU. /
Will only pretend that good many old i'm
pTeSSiOnS have recovered their freshness. and
that there i sort of renovated entertainment
world with eyes attuned To Shadier places.
Never, in fact. haV" those qualities of bright
ness and gaycty that are the incOnteStablc APP
pendd%C of the city by the Seine seemed to me
more uncomfortable. The autumn i but half
over, and Paris IL. IN common parldnce. emp
". Tie private houses are closed the fine
people are absent. the Champs Ulysses have
no smart carriages But have never seen
Paris more Partisan, in the pedSanteSt sense
OF the word: better humOred. more Oprn-Win-
tul golden autumn werthcr helps the case: but
doubtless the matter is. as have limited above
IN large degree subjective For when one
comes TO the point there is nothing very par
uclIiar Just now for Paris To rub her hands
about The exhibition of 1913 is looming
mp as large as mighty mass OF buildings
ON the TrOcdGerO can make il. These
buildings are very magnificent and pie
tdTeSque; they hang over the Seine. in their
sudden immensely and fantastic WhiteneSS
like palace in a fairy tale. But the trouble
- that most people appear 10 regard the eXhi-
bltlon as III fact fairy tale. They speak of
The wonderful structures on the Champ de
Mars and the TrOcadero as predeSined mon
ument 10 the folly OF group of gentlemen DIES
utute OF sense OF the OpPOrtune. The mo-
ment certainly does not seem very well chosen
Tor inviting the world to come To Paris to
amuse itself. The world is too much occupied
with grayer careS-with reciprocal cannonad-
ing and chOppng, with cutting of Threats and
burning of homes, with murder of infants and
mutllatlOn OF mothers, with warding of fam
Inc and civil war, with lamenting the failure of
Its resources, the dizziness of trade and the
emptiness of its pockets. Rome is burning
Slbe spirits To find any great satisfaction in
Kidding.
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Christmas in the Churches and sun.
day Schools.

An enjoyable Christmas entertainment was
held i'm the lecture room of the Western Pres
tyterian Church last evening. The room, re-
Gently much improved through the efforts of
the Ladies Aid society, was taStefully hung
with gaTlands and wreaths of evergreen and
holly. eHtwined about chains of red and gold.
The exercises, consisting of appropriate reel
tatioDS and hymns, were very interesting.
While the tree was being lighted the mei v
peal of odd Mex $ bells announced the com
ing OF that important parsonage, and the little
ones. With bright eyes and glowing cheeks.
wereon the tip-tOe of expectation until he aI-
peared among them. his long grey beard and
groteSque suit causing shouts of laughter. AT
ter the distribution Of presents aud refresh
mentS the gathering was dismissed.
The festival of Calvary Baptist Sunday
school was held in the church last evening.
u. There We're two large Christmas trees In
front of the altar. and appropriate notices
were on the walls. while on platform were
the gifts for the pupils. President and Mrs.
Hayes were present az interested spectators
The programme was a fine one. made up OF
appropriate musical Sc ectiOnS, short addresses
by Rev. DIR. Ames. OF MckendTee chapel. a
recitation by Rev. DIR. Cuthbert, address by
the pastor. Rev. 4. +. Mason and presentation
o. souvenirs by Pie superintendent. to Schol-
airs and teachers who had not been absent from
the Sunday school during the past year. and "a
copy of "HenTy'S Commentaries" to the pas
tor Mr.. Mason. by teachers and pupils a gift
from the pastor to the superintendent. Mr..
Stickney. and a gift of "greenbacks'' To the
sexton. After the benedictiOn by the pastor.
the numerous gifts on the trees were presented
10 the children.
Ryland Chapel NJ +. Church was the scene
of great festiyity last evening. il being their
Christmas entertainment. Owing To the great
number OF scholars on the roll IL was found
necessary tO hold the entertainment two even
lnPs-Cne for the small children and the other
for the larger portion Ofthe school. Mr.. w. j.
MuTtagh, the superintendent was the recipient
of q handsome present from the school in the
way OF silver card receiver and bouquet hold
er: Miss Rachel Garrett. the OrganiSt. received
fine silver fruit and pickle dishes. Many other
presents were made.
Waugh Chapel NJ. L. Sunday school had their
festival yesterday afternoon. After prayer 10y
Rev. DIR. Deale, the pastor. and short addresses.
a bOuntiful supply of ice cream and cakes was
distributed hy the teachers and others of the
church. Old Santa Claus next came in and
distributed nrrsentS To- The pupils.
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AIsnuSPInpnfS.

presented in fine style at the National, with a
tIStraie east. All the scenery Is new. and the
effects are beautiful. particularly the tableauX
Rock Of Ages"
TbcGter COHiiqVe.-" ESmiraldi. the Gypsy
Girl. and fiTSt-clISS varieties will be presented
Tor the rest of this week.
Lincoln H0U.-A novel and amusing enter
tainmeDt viii he given At Lincoln Hall to-
morrow evening. in which number of young
folks Will represent an old fashioned Yankee
singing Skewi' ''Jedediah, Aunt PoilV'S
big boy, viii imperSOnate the Ounce. and the
whole is said to he one of the best Yankee
character entertainments before the public.
y. W q. 4. CbdpeI.-Dr. T.. L. Banning, ir..
viii deliver his third lecture Ia ladies here to-
MORROW afternoon.
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II OLlDAY GOODS,
IL just received at
5. ELL ER'S,
us MARKET SPACE.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES,
"A CLOAkS selling very cheap, AT
;. HELLER'S.
40 DIFFERENT STYLES OF CORsETS
III selling at ). HELLER'S.
I ACES. HANDKERCHIEFS. COLLARS
AFRlNGES, HUMAN HAIR. selling less than
cost AT ;. HELLER'S,
TTHE BEST 81 KID GLOVES. at
Il ). HELLER'S.
7 UBIN's EXTRACTS, so cents per bottle. at
- ). HELLER'S.
AIDES UNDERCLOTHING selling very
IL cheapat '
d2O-6t :. HELLER'S.
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To LADIES AND GENrLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical ScOur-
ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. 900 & street.
near 9Th street. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American or
work in manner not to be eQualed by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents Suits are in
fact, the cheapest in the city on account of his
superior work. Give him call-9O6 G street
Punctuality guaranteed. Gents Suits dyed
and pressed for &275; Gents Suits cleaned and
pressed for 81.
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Fo-N Not only Canon Farrar. of the English
church, Is preaching against the doctrine OF
hell, but Dean Stanley has taken the same
position. The dean preached a long and
eloquent sermon tn large congregation at
Westminster, which is likely 10 attract good
deal OF attention, and perhaps 10 create con
tr.x
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Samuel 4. Harper and Mary +. Young. both of
Georgetown: John L. Hogan and Emma A
Humphrey: j. Whit Huron and Charlotte T.
Partridge: John Holmes and PatSey johnson {:
VIM. Mayo and Maggie WatSO Edward
Nolan and Josephine futile; Thomas White
and Martha Ann IiltlefOrd: Jared McKenney
and Mary Mckinney: Robert NJ. Ether and
Emma Peterson; Albert &. Ogle. of George
town. and Saliie l.. Anthony: Andrew BTawheT
and Sarah Howard: Frank Wooster and Ella
NaShbuTn. both of Fairfax county. Va: Rob
eTi Mcdonald and Dele L. Quealy: Frank q.
MaNSOn and Evelyn VI. Van DOren: Henry
Thomas and Ann COntce. of Prince Georges
county. Md; James Wells and Elizabeth Nun
roe; Richard j. Swami and Annie Il. Brooks,
both ol Prince George county, Nd: James
+. Han and Ellen Hall. % Alexandria: Roger
;. BARLEY and Carrie b. Hall HeZckiah West
and Mary llai>lep, both of Prince William
comfy. Va: John +. Brown, of Marlboro
Md. and Cecilia Brown: Alfred T.. Lanham
and Laura V. kidwell both of Prince George
county. Md Daniel FOwleS and Phili> san
derS; Pierce Lafayette, of Charlottesville. Ga.
and Mamie L. Holmes. OF Richmond: John W.
HALEY and Ella V. Downs. both of Charles
cOunty.Md.: VIM. Young and Johanna StrdiO /:
Edward StuhbS. of jacksonville. Fla. and
Nancy Ann Brown. of montgomery county.
Nd. Philip Weight and Mary TOliver Alder
scott and Emma sampson: ASbuTy Honesty
and Amanda BTicp.
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THE EIGHTH OF JANUARY CELEBRATION
ABANDOSED.-It is understood that the con
tempiated celebration of the anniversary of
the Battle of New Orleans. 18th of January
under the auspices of the jackson Democratic
Association, has been given up, in consequence
OF the failure to secure a han.
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THE COURTS,

CIRCUIT COURT-Jfll0e CrFttsr
To-day, Jacobs agt. Masonic Relief Insurance
company: demurrer Sustained with leave tOamcn l.
Lighter a;st New Jersey Mutual Life Irsuranr.
company demurrer overrueld with leave L. amend
Van Ortwick agt. Walters: motion for new triaI
granted. Gamhreil agt. Ager: Judgment I aside
Huof agt. Hurdle: award affirmed Barrow agt.
Hin; motion for Judgment granted; app,a' prayed.
Bear Sons aEt; Foley: motion 70 duaSh crrti0rari
overIuled. Hohenfeis agt. Usher; a;tachm nj
Judgment granted. King agt. Bowen: Judgment.
Graham agt. F;zmOrTiS; dc.
EQUITY COURT-JuGGe While.
To-day. Noyes ag,. Inland and aboard Coast
ing ec.mply: Injunction refused Trueworthy
agt Murtagh: bill confessed and restraining order
continued. Hare agt. Bennett: Partition ordered.
Jackson Bros. Co. agt. Albright: order on de-
PENDANT to pay. +. ;. aud Il: co. a5t. ID "lge: or
dered to General Term to be heard in The first in
stance.
POLICE COURT-TidGe Smell
To-day. John o. Neal. Mary Barrett, VIM. Ross.
VIM. Walker. Neil Foster. and John Stewart. were
all sent down as Migrants. All the District eases
ia the court this morning We're Tor charges of va
SIancy. Urban Geier fined $50 for violation
OF the liquor law ON plea OF guilty. \ notice wa
given Of appeal. jefferson Christian cOlored. lar
and door bells. from unotcupied dwelling: six
months i'm Jail. VIM. Morrison and Joseph Butler.
roy: $40 or thirty days each. Wm. MattmEiyi lar
cen[ OF a marine glass worth SIS, and quantity OF
clothing from Shirley J. Kane, captain OF a vesSe
laying at the wharf. This cha rye was fully proved
aud defendant was sent to jan for six months
thareS Taylor. larceny OF some nickel coin from
his employer: 50. Edward Fletcher. disturbing
the congregation of Mount Zion Baptist Churrl
Whell engaged ~ religious worship; SO or thirty
DAYS in lail. VIM. Hughes, assault on John II.
Dy So. In the case of George Crimson for as
sault and battery with intent to Kin Lewis SAVOY.
further testimony was heard, and the case sa2t e
the grand JURY: Henry Dorsey: assault ON CIthe.
rine Jones; So. Augustus Marshall. threats L,
Charles Spare: $500 bonds TO keep The ace or stand
committed for six months. Charles Stewart. as
sault on James H. KOOntZ: continued. VIM. Car.
leo and John Wilson. assault on Robert Jones. Z
lamp lighter. \ brutal assault un the pubc stree
without cause. Wilson was sentenced 90 siN
months in Jail, and Judgment suspended in ths
case of CaTCO until Monday, when the nf high.
way robbery charged against him (as noticed in
the Georgetown items J. viii he heard.
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TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. of on all my stock
of childrenS clOaks. Now is the opp Driunity
to buy. IbaS. Baum. +0S 9Th Strept-iHyt
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CHRISTlIAS GOODS.

II H''f' 'H-kS INVITED
USEFUL HOLIDAY GOODS AT REDUCED
PRICES.
THE WHOLE LINE CARPETS AT COST.
NOW is TIE TINE To SAVE MONEY.
The whole stock DRESS FABRICS at very much
reduced rates
Good Wool POPLlNS. ALPACAS. only 15r.
Ready made Skirts al low prices, ia Navy
Blue, Seal. Browns and Scarlets.
Black and COlOTcd SILKS in bargains,
Atwood CASHMERES and SERG f.. 37tsc,
cheapest House in City for CLOAKS. S.. 90 mp.
MATELLESE CIOAKINGS down 81. 90 DER yd
Il. n. NAUDAIN.
d2o-r SOS Market SPACE.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
XIV bFsiRhRTE AND CHEAr.
= AT BRoDHEAD a CO.. -.

ay9 p.g1.' a, rr~aae, h-t on ana i0th SIS
Rhsrk Silk goiored silks. kiack Velvet. Back
CaShucrns ~iaw.ls. Bourrfte Cloth. huiCkcrlsnCk-
81 auS NatsiaSss Suiffng~. Mater1rpof Cloths Reps
Tor N rarIsrS. BsaVcr and Natelasse tuatlugs,
Dress tstssls 81 al kinds, Ladigs. Gcu. and chill
drt-l's tuiouci Hosiery. in grcai variety. Also,
h. IkcrchifS. Cnilars and car. Ties Scars aud
hutton KID Gloves ouiy 81. =. Boulevard skirts
Narkius Towels. bod spreads. Table Danlsk, ,
Rlaaksts. Shectings. ShiTtings, &C., sc. 11ueSo
goods are fISt class I'm every nesTct. having l-.n
sslectsd with grtat care. and arr offered ven bow.
Ia many cases from ID o. - pr cent. ocioS ruling
market prices. CLARK hest el-Nar spool cotton,
8 crnts a spool. Can and examine. dt5-tr
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenss. &c. To-

NGtiOndl T7.eGter-.. Sea Of lee or a Moth
eT'S Prayer.
T7e0teT C0miqUe.-" Esmerald, the GypSey
a.
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LIGHT. WHOLESOME, DELICIOUS. are bis
cults, bread, rolls, dumplings, ETC., made with
DoOteys Yeast Ponder. Always use it for The
delicious Vienna rolls. Should your grocer
POrder for you, send 20 cents for Il h.. 81
cents for y H., or 10 cents for h., direct to
DOOley Brother, New York, and it will be sent
by mail, post paid.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

4 PRESENT THAT WILL LAST FIFTY
"A YEARS.-The most attractive present 90 be
found In the city is the celebrated ITHACA CAL
ENDAR CLOCK. hrSt-ciaSs tim~keeper: gives
the month. day Of the month and sl2y OF the week
Always CORRECTLY. A hne assortment ON exhibition
tW. ID. GLENN'S, 4o2 9th 81. NV. Old gold
and silver taken In exchange. d2l-St
USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS
FOR GENTLEMEN,
LEW VS..
geo 9TH street. bet,ceea 4 and n. a.Ir.
Handsome SILK HATS. 50 s.. s.:
ID Tby and Helmets. SIN and : II HATS.
Fur-top X Id and DogSkiu GLOVES:
SCARFS. TIES. BOWS, MUFFLERS and COL
LARS:
White MerinO and Red Flannel UNDERG AR
MENTS:
Red and Blue shaker Cotton and Marino HALF
Hose:
SIX and Alpaca UMBRELLAS: SATC HEIS:
Splendid quality finished White Shirts. 81. 81. %
CAPS Of all kinds, for men and boys; all at very
low prices for cash, at
LEWIS POPULAR ONE PRICE STORE
92O Seventh. bettceca aud n.
call for inspection respectfully solicited. d2l-G
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HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers. and
those who have been dOsed, drugged and
Quacked. Puvermacber's Electric Belts effec-
tually cure premature debility, weakness and
decay. Book and Journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pull
City. 6lSd&kly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-27

YOUNG's PATENT DETERGENT is the finest
cleansing material ever invented. Sold by
druggists and grOcers. tr
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Mr. ICE has lust completed another beau.
tiful or; Won Of his favo'ite subject-a child. Ii
Is on exI ibiti0n at Barl0N's, and speaks for it.
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Heather Indications Today.


Washington. December 9Th. ISL.
For middle Atlantic states. rising followed
failing barometer. increasing northeast 10
northwest winds. stationary and lower tent
peTatUreS. cloudy and possibly rainy weather
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CITY ITEMS.

FREE from any kind of poison is DHrang'!
Rheumatic Remedy, the great deStr yer o
rheumatism. II can very appropriately be
termed great blood tonic.
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IHE GEORGETOWN COLLEGE GROUND>-
Yesterday the deed 81 corporation of The
HOlndn Catholic ClergSmeH of Maryland. i'll
rOfl1oTdird 10y aciS Of the legislature of Mary
ldnd IA llsC and l7.'1. 10y e.. II. StOue>treet VI
Clark. and James \. Ward. To the president
anu directors ui Georgetown College was filed
ln the recorder of deeds Office. IL transfers
Ia them Tor "a nominal sum tslnj. all their in
feTeSt in those pieces and parcel, of land sit
ull' IN the county of Washington. District al
Columbia. BOW standing i'm the name of the
party Of the hT>t part which was vested in
Them by cUnveyaHct> from John Carroll ana
others aud Thomas Ncale and Leonard Nelle
which embraces all lands enclosed A. the
Georgetown College grounds.
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MaiEli~s ~flitiflg~ " Hf-fl aiiil- fttl@
t1r N Tsf.T.,TS. Bsavrr and Mstelasse Cuatiugs,
Dress ti,ssls or al kinds Laiis>. Gent and Chii-
d dr., Ig sy s Si,l and c ga r ssar,s and
Bows. l.acr Ttdirs Pans. hid oluNcs, Eltgant 3
NAPKINS. Towels. Boi spreads liable Dam.sSk,
Rlaaksts. Shectngs, Shirttngs, Nc, &c. 1tn,So
S sTS S H. gs , ~ et any s s e ver oS
IN many eases from 10 . - TT cent ees9s Iulins
s cents a sIooi. Can and examine. dI5-tr
CLOTHING.
THE INDICATIONS
ARE THAT
silk HINDEER CHIEFS
ARR COMING ~
FASHION
Per
GENrLENEN.
HAVE 4 LARGE AsSoRTNENToF THEM.
B0rdercd. solid grounds:
Baudaua. odd styles;
Pupge, white, natural and co'ored and hen>titchc,
And
Madras. Oriental PATTERNS.
Pine SIR Munieis. brucale and other designs.
BLACK sir square CrayaiS;
Black SIX Spring and Napoleon Crayat~:
Sk scars indigo. myrtle. seal br1Nu and black;
Fine fuidel SIk Ties. iu blacks aud yaiuI-;
BLACK SIX Bows and Crayai Bows.
slk-liued KID Gloves and Nit;cu,;
snk-facod smoking JaJkeg,;
Fine SIR Umirc-l3,.
six Uudersh.rt.:
SIR Corj, and Tassy's.
ONE rmCE ONLY
GEO. &. HENNIN.,
de- l-tr @IO >"r,'.fh street.
THE WISDOM
OF OUR REDUCTION PLAN
Has BEEN CLEARLY DEMONSTRATED.
ORR IMMENSE STOCK
l. RAPIDLY DMINIsHING.
OCR PoPULAK
HOLIDAY PRICE LIST
TAKES WITH THE PEOPLE
TnIRTY-THBEE PER- ,FNT. DI~,oJNF
THE>E HARD TINE~
Il Nor To ia LAJsHFD At.
when
So Oyergoats are reduced ta SIS
aud
80 oyeTCuats are reduced lu els
$50 Oyercoats are refugrI .0 sIE
and
sic oNeTcoats are reduced PED $40
and
$40 oyerouats are reduced To- -
The House
That Makes such n 7lgr,iuu.
Is Bound To sen Goods
These Are Precisely
The Inducements We oTrr.
Just The same
KNOCK Down, Bottom P.iors
Applies To
An oar Suits. And O.ber Goods.
As For the Item 80
BOYS CLOTHING.
We Simply Offer Bargains
That Cannot BE Resisted.
These fire Special Holiday -INrGctioIsS,
HaBLE BROTHERS,
MIN AND BOYS CLoTHIERS.
da2l-fr Garner nf SercnfL md IA a.
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STEAMED OYSTERS, Is cents.
Raw. per dozen, % cents.
Chesapeake House.
l2l5l: finley & STrppI rp
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
just received, 500 pairs of the Genuine
JU6LA asad MONOGR4M NJ KID GLOVES
Inc. 3. 4 and Buttons.
All the newest shades. at from 81 per pair up: also
complete line of
Black and White Lace Scarfs and Barbs, Seal-skin
Purses, Steel Purses, Russia Leather Port
monnaies. Jet and Horn Combs Black
Garnet Pins and Ear Drops, Silk aud
Linen Handkerchefs, Fans. ia
bots, Ties, &C., &C., suitable
for Holiday Presents. at
MRS. j. Z. PALMER'S.
d15-tr 11O7 II St., bet. 11th and 18th SITS.
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SELLIN6 OFF this entire stock of dry goods
very cheap. All Of our black cashmercs: an
o n our bidck alpacas; all of our black silks !:
gil -, VI our beautiful new fashion dress goods
ny, De sold February 1, ISIS This store will
~ Tor rent Carriers. 7G7 Market Snace
rbLANkETs, comforts, fannels, cas,imeres
! dis goods from l2lA IS. IS, 30. q. Black
u, ~. =. Sheating cotton, table linen Cpnta,,,
nanneis; Waterproof cloths, 60 cents. Tow.
No"o CIV ""H
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
CPECIAL NOTICE.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOLIDAY GOODS
JUST RECEIVED.

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOLIDAY GOODS
JUST RECEIVED.
500 battles Of LUBIN,s EXTRACT. a. 5oc., sold
Resu if,ii i,aeof SILK HANDKERCHIEFS aud
Lad e, GeniIemen's ana Chndren's White
spea,iid line Of KID GLOVES. al the new
Lars, stock Of Ladies' CLoASs. Elegant
SOL - :! Black and colored Ca>hmeres, l., yds
50 pieces X Cashmeres, only enr.
100 pieces Of new Prints. bought a. auction, only
AL DOMESTIC GOODS AT COST.
so pieces Of Smoked White Linen from the large
- pieces Of 80. Linen, at as.
10 Dc. SIS SIS de- Do: Is IS, &C.
We expect TO close them out this week. Call early.
WISWALL & GWNNN,
EOS Market Space.
81 door fruu W. q. Moses.
y. B.-LadieswiShing % avoid the rush during
The dag. oar : ore viii IT, kept open until ,logN,
that al may lie able TO make their selections. di9tr
CONFISERRE PARISIENNF -4LFKAN-
~ 1kE $1,000, - f. IN S Si s,h
guaranteed always fresh and pure. dlb-2N'
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
JEWELRT BRoNzES. g..
In Great Variety, at
W. :. TAPPAN-S.
sos q street MR..
d15-,r Masonic Ttmplt.)
I OoK OFT FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
CHR. RUPERT.
Ariss KringIes Headquarters.
No. 4O3 and 4O5 Sereaih street.
Between ID and r. northwest.
Importer ~ an kinds
NEW TOYS AND FANCY GOODS
ADAPTED FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
MIR. RUPERT takes great pleasure to inform
ms numerous customers, ana TIE pun.ic 'ner2y,
| that he has Just received through his agents iu
Fancy Goods suitable for HOLIDAY and New Years
Presents, among which We enumeTaJe In part
Dolls Of every description.
FOftmonuaies. Capi GaSaS.
Work Stands. Fancy Baskets.
Work Boxes. Dressing 6asaS. '''''''s
BaCksammuH Boards,
| China Vases, Ornaments,
ROCh and spring Horses,
| Wagons 81 an descriptions.
And also states. that In order to give my custom
ers increased advantage, and facility Tor the cXan-
nation of my Stock Of Goods, have fttei up large
| apartment IN the second floor. directly over my
store here We il az al times take great pleasure
IN waiting upon those who may favor me with a
cali.
Ladies contemplating holding fairs woaId do well
else.
peciay invited to make their selections early as
convenient. dl5-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-27

INSURANCE CASE ON DEMURRER The
ease of j. L. Lighter against the New Jersey
Mutual lIie Insurance. Company was argued
on demurrer in the Circuit Court Judge Cart
ter today, and the demurrer was SJls-
tanned with leave TO both parties to plead.
ms - an action for an alleged breach OF con-
tract IN removing him without notice as
agent also for salary and commissions The
defendant demurred ON the ground of mis-
loilder OF counts Nc. The court sustained
the demurrer to the replication and gave leave
To- amend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-27

DARLOW,S,
ID LES PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Fine lot OF Genuine RUSSIA LEATHER
GOODS Just received. embracing Easels. Cases
Frames, Porte Monais &C. ~es'
ENGRAyINGs. PHOToGRAvUREs, Pho
TOGkAPHs. VELVET and GILT FRAMES
and NovELTIEs received for the Holidays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-27

MhS. D.. L. PALMERS.
d15-tr 1907 r ST.. bet. i1th and Eth SITS.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
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Are now Offering very large and choice assort-
LADIES, AND CENTS INITIAL HAND
CoL9k NRS B B9kRERED scALLoPED HAND
EMBROiDERED HANDKERCHIEFs,
BoNNET AND GtINET BLACK SILKS.
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f FEktfikRD G st2k CIRCULARS,
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NEW HOLIDAY GOODS.
Jars for decorating,
Candies, assorted c0lors,
Italian Ohestnuts,
Pampas Grass, several colors,
r,ease ean and examine eur ialse s and complete
an, p, W. REDS sons.