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CITY ITEMS.

December Reductions.
At HEILBRUSs ONE PRICE SHOE House,.
4N2 9TH street
LOOK for: The Old Lady In Window.
81 hand-sewed Boots and Caters now 81
81 Seamless Button and Lace, 81
So Grain and Calf Boots $50
$50 Button Lace and Congress So
Ladies' Best French Md Button. $3.50
$3.50 Fair stitched IuracO. S.
81 Dongola and Xii Button. $50
$50 Pebble Goat Button s.,
- t,oye-kid Lace ahd Congress. $50
Misses Sl.23 Spring Heel Button 81.
Child'S s.rc. Button. Coo.
WoOi.ned Cloth Balls. and SINNERS
Arcttcs and Rubber Boots
P.S:-A ticket with every pair dollar shoes
70 tickets good Tor a pair 81. 10 shoes
Ladies', Misses AID Childrcn.. under
wear very cheap, at the Combination. IL st. Sc. =
John>on'>. 9th and F.
large shipment OF Oyster, arrived this day. all
OF the finest grades: Will be served In every known
style 10 suit the taste The celebrated LYNN
Haven Bays, half shell; the best steamed In the
city. Also, Fish, Game and Every Delicacy I'm
season. Cali on Frank Johnson and be convinced
of the truth. southwest cor. 9th and SITS La
dies Saloon first floor.
Fancy Embroidered slippers. big assert
ment at 69c. per pair, at A. kauImans, ii Il. seq
Closing Ont to rebuild Great bargains.
No fair offer rejected. 80 ,th 81.
Pure Article of Wines or Liquors
at reasonable prices. Hugh j. Fegan's 300 9Th ST.
Old established family liquor store. -
All Kinds of useful presents and some elegant
ones at the Combination, nth 81. sc.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet MIX
DC. per quart. Cream l5c.
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Saturdays bargains
Special sale Stamped Linen Goods. Bureau Cow
en-, ~ yards long, stamped, 39c. Monte Cloth
stamped, loo. Splashers, fringed, 1Sc Monte Clotn
Splasners, fr1nged, 39c. Monte Cloth Side
board board a and B Bau Covers lace Ssa wor, SID
and white, TIC. Umbrella Cases, :.5c. Laundry
Bags, 4sc: Shoe Bags, a5c. Stamped Pongee Tor
scarfs 69c. Lot Turkish Scarfs Tor draperies :g5c
Stamped Bureau and sidebOard Covers, 4;,c. Felt
Itdies stamped, Sc. Pillow Shams, 19c. Child
dren's Plush BOnnets, S1.49. Infants Caps 2oc.
Infants fine Caps, Sacks, Mittens and Legglns,
special prices Tomorrow. All our ClOaks reduced
TO make room for holiday goods.
Tl2 Z III street northwest.
Holiday Goods ard toy display in grand
style at A. Kaulman'S double combination, l1th
st. Sc. =
JohnsOn,s, Cor. 18th and f.
oysters, nSh, game, meals and ready lunch,
Lynn Haven Bays, Saddle Rocks, Hampton Bars,
Norfolks Cape May Salts, &C. steamed chafing-
dish, New York stews, broiied, roast, &C. No mis-
representations. None tut the best. Lifetime eX-
perience. Ladies' large saloon attached.
Heavy CoI0rcd Seamless S0cks,2 pr 25c,
at Auerbach's Knit jacket Depot, 9TH and d.
Horse blankets and Lap Robes at 10 per
cent discount from our already low prices, on ac-
count OF being overstocked. JAS. 5. 1Opham, Eo31
Pa. ave. NV.
1t Will Pay You to make the trip to A. Kauf-
mans combination, 18th ST sc.
A Holiday Present For $500.
A Combination W fiting Case, with Patent Ink
stand a BlOtter Tablet, Seal, Sealing Wax, Wax
Taper, Pencil, Penholder and Pockets for Enve-
lOpeS and Paper. Look In our window for them.
eos JAS. s. TOPHAN, 12:u Penna. ave- NV.
Critic, Post ani: Rep. have each column
loaded with specfalties FOR A. Kaufman.
Bargains i'm Large Diamonds.
We import our own Diamonds and guarantee a
saving or % per cent.
Pair Solitaire Earrings ] carat perfect go.
3 1G.
5k $50.
Solitaire Ring, 4 carat, 50.
liz IS as.
2x 90 lao.
al SO, s25, $3a Also Clusters
These goods are lar below actual value.
29d1&3 X HARRIS q Co, Az 18th ST., near E
Blankets mad Comforts very cheap at the
Combination, 1lth st. sc.
Keep I'm Mind the fact that Topham, at 1921
Pennsylvania ave. NV, Is Manufacturer OF
Trunks and Harness or all grades and prices. eos
Toys for All Ages at A. Kaufmans combina-
ton, 11th st. Sc
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ehiiuiehS coats, III A. AlullnitnS, llth ST. s. c.
Fur>! FurS! Furs! at special prices for satur-
DAY ana Monday: 2-inch Opossum, SOC, worth
S1.2J; 2-nch Silver Hare 7:,c, worth Csc; inch
Gray Coney, 47c., worth Toe: 2-inch Black coney
23c., worth 39c.; 3-inch Black Coney, 44c., worth
CSC; 49c. COrsetS, :Soc.; Warmers Health Corset
9Sc.; 3-button Kid Gloves, 49c.; 4-button Kid
Gloves, 63c-, worth Zoe; Misses Gossamers, 1gc;
Ladies' GoSSamers, sizes 30 and -, at S9c; Holt
day Goods. Plush dreSsing-cases, S1.ss; Plush
Work-boXes, Sl.59 and S1.69; Shaving sets Sl.9S;
Dolls, 21, ::5 80, As, 1:5 and CSC; Fancy Coognes
o, l., II and DC; Childrens underwear, H. 20
and Poe; Ladies' underwear, III, 30 and 4Sc.; large
BE; Boucle Jerseys, s1.49; Breton Jersey vest
front, upper half plated; s1.9S worth $50; La
dies red underShirtS and drawers 79c.; Zephyr,
&c. or.
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
Heavy Knit shirts and drawers, each, s9c; red
WOOL shirts and drawers, S9c.; Men and boys FUR
top Gloves, 5Oc.; Yarn Gloves DC; Cardigan
Jackets, Csc, Sl.:25 and S1.49; Gents heavy Cam
ton flannel drawers, tailor made, 49,; Silk Tips
and Mufiers, %, 40, 9s and sl.23.
ksbxI (-.,s
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Forfeited to Her Majesty.
THE AMERICAN SCHOONER HIGHLAND LIGHT con-
DEMNEp,

DEMNED.
In the admiralty court at CharlottetOwn, PEI,
yesterday, Judge Palmer presiding, the case
against the schooner Highland Light, of Wellfieet,
Mass for breach of the fishery treaty, was called.
The schooner was seized while fishing within one
and a-half miles of East Point, on september 1,
and proceedings were taken for the condemnation
OF the vessel and cargo. Capt. LOrway, who made
the seizure went to Halifax yesterday by order Of
the government, and his testimony was read In
court. He incorporated in his testimony the fol-
lowing written statement OF the master OF the
schooner: 81 am not going to lie about 1t. am the
master and managing owner of the American
schooner Highland Light, OF Wellfeet, Mass. 1
acknowledge that my vessel was hove to with the
intention or fishing for mackerel, and that had
bait for that purpose. caught no mackerel, but
got some Goldfish within the limits. / was about
one and a-quarter miles from the shore at the
time OF the seizure The court ordered the YES
sci, cargo tackle etc, condemned and forfeited to
her majesty, and that the vessel be sold December
Nth
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OFFICE o. TIE CHIEF SIGN

OFFICE % TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, -. e., De-. 3, 1886.
Indications far n IT5,,r-,. rbaiaencing al , I'm.
Jf5-stuH.
For the District Of Columbia. Maryland, and Viz
GINA ldtT weather, Gorhwcsterly Winds station
sIIy tenpt'Taf UFe.
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She Has Four Husbands Living.

MRS. JOHN C. BARNETT LODGED IN JAIL FOR POI.YGAMY.
Mrs. John c. Barnett was brought to Jackson,
Mich, Tuesday, from Clyde, O., and jailed for
alleged pOlygamy, on complaint OF her husband,
John c. Barnett, who claims that year after
their marriage she left him and married Carlton
V. Parks. of jackson. Some weeks ago the woman
left Parks and went to Ohio with man named
Cahoon, who was with her when she was arrested.
The prisoner admits that she has also married
man named George II. Throop. She claims that
While living with Throop. Parks boarded with them,
and that one evening ThrOOp said: ''YOu and Char
ley have done sparkling enough: now I'M done with
you, and You and Parks had better get married"
Without hesitation she took Parks for her huS-
band Barnett was much affected by his wife's
conduct. He got divorce from her, but, later,
asked her to marry him again, which She did.
They quarreled and last June the woman went to
her parents in a distant part OF the township OF
York, where Barnett followed. When she refused
To return with him he shot her twice, and also
shot her mother. Barnett was arrested. but the
two women Sw0re him clear. Mrs. Barnett now
claims that Barnett paid her father 500 cash for
clearing him, and that Barnett is now after re-
venge. Parks has since married Julia Reese, the
young woman who slept in the Crouch house on
the night OF the great murder there 1t is said
there are features In the case which will prove in
tenSely sensational when brought out.
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For THE BED Room, walnut marble-top chamber
suite, s3S; bed lounges. sl0 chinOniers, $40. VIM.
H. Dunn'S, 81 9TH st. NV.
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JUST RECEIVED a fine lot of Neckwear for the
holidays, beautiful patterns. at low prices. Francs
corner 9TH and ID, the only strictly one-prtce hat
and gents furnishing store in the city
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LOCAL MENTION.

REST VELVET CtEPETs. a per yard
Fun Line Tapes " Brussels carpets SOC. per
yard. w h. MOSES a son, HUI and SIS.
TwINELE. TWINKLE. LITTLE STAR, phySlOgn0ScaS
ppgT,,. means that YOU can buy the best granu-
LIT q Sa-.r Tor o. per pound choice Java and
Mocha - choice tiunpowder, OOlong. Spring
Leaf. Japan. English Breakfast and UncOOred
Japan .1u.- per pound: also Handsome Presents
To Customers pD0nu' lI- Tea Co.. corner 4th and
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. capitol Hill. Branches.
Center Eastern. Northern Liberty and Western
markets Established 1870. Telephone call 1tj4-:1,.
THE - NOEBY~ OyEaCoAT of the season is the
double breasted top coat. Call at Bdrnum's and
lOOk ut them.
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FINE BEAVER SATIN LINED OvERCOATS, such as
"yOur tailor" will ASK $50 for, at BarnumS, ready
made and made to nj, for SO
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Exposed by His BOOkkeeper.

NEW YORK MERCHANT CHARGED WITH FRAUDULENT
INTENTIONS.
Judge DOnohue OF the New York supreme court.
has granted attachments against the property OF
Anton Rives, OF No. SO Lspenard street arrested
Wednesday night on complaint OF his former
bOokkeeper, Clifford Kemp. Kemp charges that
Rives ordered him as bookkeeper to change the
accounts of the business SO as to show assets to
only $1,000 worth. Kemp alleges this was done
with the intent to obtain $6 600 insurance by set
ting the place on fire. Kemp was to receive
$1,000 for the job and he claims that an Insurance.
adJuster was paid a 600 to give favorable report
One attachment OF 81 ,595 was secured by Henry
Abegg, II. II. Dalmker and AdOlph Rusch as a
balance on goods sold to RiveS and concealed by
the latter with intent to defraud It is Claimed
that Rtves was hOpelessly 1nsolvent, having debts
10 the amount or $4, 600 and actual assets az 600
When the flre occurred 1t was claimed that Hives,
intended 10 take his goods out OF the store and
then claim that they were destroyed by fire. After
getting his insurance he would return the goods.
GEL, :. w. Fay, William Norris j. f. Prayer and
r. L. wendell, on cain for goods sold to RfyeS
amounting to S5G2.61. They claim that Rives' as
signment was null and void.
,,, The TIcHBoRNE CLAIMANT DoUBT.-It is now
VINO was arrested charged with defrauding the
pension bureau by obtaining 81 600 on false certif
Gates, Will be tried in Brooklyn He is now in
raymond street Jail there, and United States
Marshal Tate says he will not be surrendered TO
Ihe California authorities unless the prosecution
Ia1l TO tnd1ct and convict In that event he will
De sent across the continent.
-s---------~O~---
Diphther1a is eptderns, at Williamsburg an east
efn suburb OF PtttSbury, Pa. Over 200 cases have
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HOLIDAY 'opening" souvenirs tomorrow at the
PalaiS Royal. Positively last day.
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HAMS GREAT MARk-DOwN SALE

For THE HALL. hat racks, cherry or walnut,
So WIN. III. Dunn'S. 31I eth II. NV.
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SOUVENIRS of holiday 'opening" at the Palais
ROYAL terminate tomorrow at Is D. IN.
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TOMORROW last day OF opening souvenirs at
the PstlaiS Royal
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SOUvENIRsi Souvenirs, Tomorrow at 8 p. mr. the
holiday opening souvenirs terminate at the
PalafS ROYAL
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Heavy SaxOny Wool German Hand
Knit Socks. 3 pairs. ST. or S:,5O per dozen pairs,
1T Auerbach's Knit Jacket Depot, 9TH and IL. 1
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THE DOUBLE BREASTED Tor COAT Is the popular
overcoat with the young men of New York. You'll
ind them at Barnums.
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SNEAK THIEF-s NEW TRICK-Yesterday q
man called at the residence OF Dr. W. II. swans
bury, zoos 11th street northwest, and told the
colOred cook he had been sent there to repair the
stove. She admitted him TO the Kitchen and
while hewas going through the motions OF fixing
the stove She went into The dining room, and when
she returned the man had disappeared and so had -
belonging 10 the servant which had been left in
the table drawer.
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3 SILK VISITES, = Silk Circulars, > Silk New
markets below cost. A. STERN, 9O4 9TH ST.
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OLD CROW WHISKY. Charles Kraemer, 737 9TH.
ENGLISH CAFE OvEKC0aTs, capes lined with silk.
Very stylish. At BlTBuni's
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BOys' Buck and DOgskin Gloves. Soc.
at Auerbachs Knit Jacket Depot, 9TH and ii. L
No Special Coat advertised at A. Kauflnan's
Cloak sale. All reduced % per cent.
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ALL WOOL NEwMARKETs, Circulars and Jackets
at selling out prices. \. STERN, 9O4 18th st.
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'CHNCHILLA" beaver surtout overcoats at Bar
NUNS
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SIXTH SEASON.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Two by the best Professional Artists and Thres I'm
the best local talent First concert.
TUESDAY EVENING DECEMBER IA.
FAMOUS MENDEIssoHN QUINTETTE CLUB,
OF BOSTON
Course tickets with reserved seats al 90 for sale NJ
Ellis x Co.'s on and after Monday. Dec &. di-l2t
A LBAUGHs GRAND oIERA HOUSE
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE
The Representative Irish Comedian.
W. j. SEAMAN,
PEEk-A-B BOO
Under the management Of AUGUSTUS PIToU
IN the Greatest OF all lrish Plays,
ANE-NALAwN,
Hear scanlan's new, songs. written by him during
;;Gaihrring the Myrtle with Mary"
Suggested 10. his meeting with lovely lrish girl who
why Paddy Is Always Poor"
And all the old fayorites including his world famous
PEEk-A-BOO.
Next week-NR LAWRENCE BARRETT. n.s
NEW NATIONAL THEATER
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
MR.. ATKINS LAWRENCE
MISS VIOLA ALLEN.
Presenting A. C. Gunter's Popular Success.
AVAIL STREET BANDIT.
po,,, The Great Drama Of Wall Street Life
mainly IN the Great City Of New York.
The Great Bank Scene.
SHOWING The The treat Great SheLhsras Fold Scene.
lhe Great SAFE burglary Scelie.
Next week-MestayerS Vaughn in WE. Us a CO.
DRoF CALDwELL's DANCING ACADEMY
ST yosephs Hail. 9TH al, II SITS. "a every Tues
furnished for Balls. Parties. sc residence ia
st. NV. div.
HERzOG'S (NINTH STREET. OPERA HOUSE
Commencing MONDAY, November -.
Every Afternoon at =. Might nj 3.
H. C. Miners Original and Only Production of
THE SILVER KING,
Under the management Of King Hedley and Harrison.
success without equal in the history of the stage,
presented bya company vi decided merit aud excel
Next week-DADs GIRL
sn and viii BE stsss ali ian he
TelePhones ca p i Dogs without extra no
HARRIS BIJoU THEATER.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING DURING
THE WEEK
IN DUMAS MASTER WORK.
MONTE CRISTO
Seats can be secured by Telephone and delivered Ivy
Uniformed Messelpers to any part of the city without
extra charge. No. of Telephone. s3l >
Next week.-1he Great Tragedian, ID. l.. BANDMAS.
n.!D-6t
WILLARD HALL.
Third Week of
PROF CARPENTER
PSYCHIC MARvELS OF MESMERISM
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK ATS.
Admission .,.pc. Reserved seats. Doe n,g-fit
II CHORAL SOCIETY
Congregational Church, WEDNESDAY, December s.
Soloists: Miss Charlotte Walker. soprano,
MIR. Whitney Mockridge Tenor.
Mr.. George Prehn. Baritone
Programs at the music stores
Admission ID cents Secured seats 81. Mt Ellis a37
Pennsylvania ave, after December 4. n2s-l0t
NVOMAN'S EXCHANGE 122o r ST-HOME-
w made Cakes. Preserves and Fancy Work. Persons
wishing 10 deposit work requested To do
possible. 2.-lm
Mss ROSA RAND.
aud Voice Culture prepares ladies and Gentlemen for
the
DRAMATIC STAGE.
preparing Students for reading the platform
the social and home circle.
Can Toe seen from IL until on Tuesdays. wednes-
"A'' anu : i' No 1888 III street northwest.
n2-eo.,m' Washington, ID. q.
DANoRAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL Run.
II 10Th ST.. two blocks south of p.nnsy lyania
The most realistic Battle ,n Scene eyer painted
Admission, 80 cents nj Children under IL years. 25
cents On sundays half price. je24
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Easy chairs In leather and pushes, library
chairs, Russian leather; ladies' secretaries and
writing desks, gentlemenS secretaries and IL
brary desks, pedeStalS in ebony, mahogany and
cherry, plush top tables, reception chairs. Our
rattan chairs for style and beauty are uneX-
celled No trouble TO show goods TO those only
looking.
BRErBARrH's Furniture Emporium,
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Diphtheria is epidemS, at Williamsburg an east
efn suburb OF Ptttsbury, Pa. Over 200 cases have
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BRAznIAN Pebble speetacle. Hempler,s, con. AZ
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For THE KITCHEN, chairs 81 %: tables, s1.15;
safes, S2,..2s,. VIM. II. Dunn'S, 81 9TH st. NV.
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The Rev. Mr. MessarOs Indicted.

MEMBER OF HIS FLOCK.
The Philadelphia grand jury yesterday found a
true bill OF indictment against the Rev. Waldo
MessarOs, charging him with attempting to
criminally assault Mrs. Mary Coulston. Mr.
MessarOs is the pastor OF the Northwestern indie
pendent church and Mrs. Couston, who was a
member OF his congregation, is the wife Of re-
putable merchant, and she is well known by reason
OF her active work In the interest OF yarious
charitable and benevolent societies. She alleges
that ON June Fl last, the Rev. Mr.. Messaros
assault on her and that her cries brought her
husband, DR.. Butcher, and one or two others
vented the accomplishment OF his purpose and
turned the pastor over to the police He was
then held under $1,000 bail, but owing to the
witness, nothing was done until the grand jury
took action yesterday.
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PR1cEs

CASH PRICES
FOR DRY GOODS.
BLACK STRIPED SILK VELVET, SI25
CAMEL'S HAIR HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS, all
pure fine wool. wide double width. only SOC.
WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, extra heavy, immense
size 1878.
COLORED SILK VELVETS. 81.
ROYAL SERGE: beautiful Dress Goods, all colors,
wide double fold, II yards for 81.
HEAVY BED COMFORTS Goc.
Excellent assortment of BLACK SILKS so, rs, 81,
81, 81 %, $15O.
FANCY SILKS. 40. 40, 80.
BLACK BROCADE SILK NELVETS. S15O
HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS, extra wide width 3Oc
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS. pure wool, 81 80.
CLOTH FOR BOYS WEAR excellent quality, one
yard and a half wide, soc
WHITE WOOL BLANKETS. So
PURE LINEN TABLE DANASK. 37%, % SOC
PURE WOOL BRIGHT PLAID DRESS GOODS, for
Children's wear. 25c.
pair Of our handsome Damask Towels all pure fine
llnen immense size, worth ST. large size Bridal
Quilt worth $1.5o. presented to each customer who
buys S 10 worth OF Dry Goods.
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SPECIAL.
The largest and finest selected stock OF bed
room. parlOr, library and dining-roOm furniture
I'm the city. For style, finish and workmanship
taf
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MAYOR GRACE SUED.-I1eloisc NJ. Allin, individu-
f. b. Litchfield has brought suit in the supreme
court, Brooklyn, against Mayor ". X. Grace, OF
mortgage for $4,000, on the ground of conspiracy
and fraud. II is alleged in The complaint that
when Mrs. Litchfeld died she left her estate in
trust to her husband +. Il. Litchfeid, and her
son, w. B. Litchtied, for the benefit or her hus-
band, with the provision that after his death the
ai,eged consnrcy ~ one on ire me
claimed, was induced to execute the mortgage on
the Litchfe!d property in Congress street. Mayor
Grace and Mr.. Chapman, it it said, advanced the
money.
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BLANkkrs, Comforts lowest price. storms, Goa 7th
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Best Quality Blue Flannel Shirts, at
Auerbacns Knit Jacket Depot, 7Uh and ii. 1
Big Assortment to select from; new, fresh
goods cut % per cent at the A. kaufman cOmbna-
ton.
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FATHERS TERRIBLE CRME.-On Monday Alice
Hughes, aged twelve years and six months living
in Franklin township Gloucester county, n. d.
became the mother OF female infant weighing
eight pounds, the father OF which Is Henry Hughes
the girl discovered her condition two months ago
and ut once removed her tn her own home where
She revealed the fact that her father committed
the crime. Investigation began Immediately re-
sulting In 'Ae discovery that the father had COM
mitted the same crime upon an older daughter
Three older daughters OF Mr. Hughes were COM
PEELED three or four years ago to leave home on
parent.
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The Courts.

Inc COURTS
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day q. s. agt. EitZ and Prentiss: argument
concluded and case submitted Shipman agt.
Magarity; reargument commenced.
EQUITY COURT.-JHdge James.
Yesterday, dilligan agU. Taylor; w. b. Moses al
lowed to become party complainant. SimmS agt.
Gibbs: time to take testimony limited to twenty
days. Hunt agt. Hunt; defendant allowed to see
his children. Stanford agt. Yeoboner; sale ratified
nisi.
To-day, Clements agt. Combs. sale ratified nisi.
Hook agt ReardOn; time to take testimony lin
tied. Schenck agt. Riddle; appearance ordered
stanford agt. YeabOwer; reference TO auditor.
Lee agt. Campbell; auditors report confirmed.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Hdgner.
Yesterday, Burke agt. Dwyer; motion for new
trial filed. French agt Burford; judgment by de-
fault.
To-day, Springman agt. Baltimore and Potomac
X. r. Co.; Judgment for plaintiff for $500 with
out costs entered. TolSOn agt. Inland and Sea-
board COasting company; trial resumed.
POLICE CoURT-Juige SieH
To-day, George Harrison, profanity in house on
18th street northwest; collateral forfeited. owen
Washington, colored, threats; personal bonds.
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1Oc. TO the best silk mufflerS, from 49c. TO the
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