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IN SECLUSIoN TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, WITH
DOMESTIC FOWLS FOR HIS COMPANIONS
A telegram to the New York Herald from
Boston, Mass, October 4, says: For more than
twenty-five years William Merriam lived the
life of a hermit within the city limits of Bos-
ton. A quarter OF century ago he built a lit
tie hut in the West ROxbury district of the
city. within a stones throw of the Boylston
station, on the Providence railroad, and since
then had lived there alone, seldom going out
and never admitting any one except when
forced to. On Friday the old man died and his
body was taken in charge by q brother, who re-
sides in a neighboring town.
The hermitS hut, when visited yesterday
presented strange and interesting appearance.
1t is surrounded by high board fence distant.
perhaps, ten feet from the hut, the dimensions
OF the latter being about 1S by 25 feet. 1t is
built in soutaerQ style, with a chimney on the
outside. An inspection of the interior showed
some curious features. 1t may be best described
as Il hut within hut, the inner one having
been the hermit's sleeping apartment. The lat
ter is about ten by six feet, and contains small
cot bed, an old writing desk and single chair
ON the wall was a small looking-giass. and on
one side is a little window looking out into the
enclosure, the other three sides being sur
width.
In the passage at the front of the house are
small stove and an old wooden table. In the
back part of the building under the same roof
lived the hermits only companions, some fifty
or more hens and scattered around the dimly
lighted passageways were numerous old farm
ing utensils. The fowls evidently stood high in
their owners estimation, numerous little OPEN
ings being scattered around the hut for their
accommodation, one being In the front door
Merriam is known to have been an early riser
and very temperate, though piece of tobacco
and pipe found in the hut show that he occa-
sionally solaced himself with smoke.
SO retiring was he that men who have lived
within few yards of him for years have never
spoken to him. 1t is supposed that he left quite
a fortune, Tor years ago he disposed of property
which yielded many thousands of dollars. An
OLD love affair, tradition says, was the cause of
his retirement from the society OF his fellow
men.
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They Cut or the widows Hair.

THREE SONS OF WEALTHY FATHER FIND
THEMSELVES IN TROUBLE.
"A telegram to the New York Herald, from
Chicago, October A, says: AT the hotels and
clubs here much talk was INDUCED in to-day
over the sensational arrest of the three sons of
Ihomas Lynch, the rich distiler. The arrest
was made ut the instance of Mrs. Lena BranZ, q
comely German of thirty, who resides at No.
oZl North Wells street. She complained be-
Iore Justice kersten on Saturday that the
night previous the Lynch brothers came to her
mousse at late hour and, after terrifying her SO
mat she opened the door, entered, Knocked her
down GOV ana cut on her hair close to her scalp. 1t
was said that the three brothers were accom-
panied by detective, but his share in the al
leged outrage Is not specified.
Justice kersten, hearing the complaint, is
sued warrants for the arrest OF the three young
evening and subsequently released in $500
bonds each till Thursday next. The accused
refused to make any statement. Their names
are: Thomas Lynch, jr., who is married and a
James ID. Lynch. Both are engaged in business
on their own account.
Mrs. Branz prOfessed to believe that the in
dignities offered her were due to the young
mems dislike of the attentions paid her by their
father. The story is that Lynch, ST., vino was
made q widOwer about year ago, was counting
the widow Branz, and that the prospective mar
rage OF the couple was the cause OF all the
ana assert they were driven to modest Mrs.
BranZ because of alleged reports she is said to
have circulated concerning their deceased
mother. They protested Indifference as to
whether she married again or not, but declared
that they would not allow any one to speak ill
of their mother.
Mr.. Lynch, the father denied himself to re-
porters yesterday and made no statement. He
west. and a few years ago was an unsuccessful
candidate for city treasurer.
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Driving . bicycle with Steam.
A DAINTY ENGINE MAKES 1ao srpoxxs WHILE
THE BIG WHEEL TURNS NINE TINES.
1s.o,., 4ba Ncsu York Snn ocn-. a

Driving bicycle with Steam.
DAINTY ENGINE MAKES $50 STROKES WHILE
THE BIG WHEEL TURNS NINE TINES.
From the New York Sun of Oct 3
Hundreds OF bicyclists and tvo Thousand
other persons gathered in the Rosevile rink in
Newark last night to witness the performance
Of steam bicycle invented and exhibited by
L. d. Copeland, Of Arizona The bicycle was OF
the star pattern, with q small wheel in front.
and attached to the front bar was q vertical
brass boiler heated with gasoline. A dainty
boiler, and had a stroke of three inches. with a
cylinder 1-16 inches In diameter. Below the
engine was sphericai reservoir holding q
as much gasoline. A round belt communicated
the power of the engine TO a thirty-inch wheel
CINE made 100 revolutions of the II. inch
crank In minute, and nine of these revoiu-
tions turned the large wheel once. A little
few minutes after the fire had been started
and, leaping into the saddle, Mr.. Copeland
rode swiftly around Inc aid RINK for twenty min
for an hour without renewal of water or gasO-
line, and that engine, boiler and fuel did not
the bicycle. He has retained the pedals on the
machine, and he used them as an auxiliary to
the engine when he pleased.
TRAMPS WAYLAY AND ROB FARMER.-A
Williamsport, Penn, special of yesterday says:
farmer, living about ten miles from this city.
Yesterday he came to town and had prosper.
Gus day. Besides the money he received for
which amounted in all to about 5000. Last
night he started home on horseback, and when
near the woods he heard voices. and before he
could offer any resistance, two men jumped
out from the bushes and dragged him from his
horse. He fought bravey, but one of his as
The men then took his mo ne yand watch and
made off, Houghton lay in an unconscious
state for several hours. When he recovered he
staggered to his home, which was mile away.
His horse was found tied to a tree.
The London branch of Heath & Co. announce
that 1t has not suspended, and will meet nav.
ments without discount or abatement
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AmuscmenfS Tonight.

NATIONAL THEATEE.-Mlle. Rhea in LADY
Ashley
ALBAUGIts OPERA HoUsE.-"Michael Stro-
goff.''
FoRDS OPERA HoUsE.-"The Bread Win
nerS?"
HERzOG's OPERA HORSEPOWER Fawcett in
"Big Bonanza"
DIME MCsEUN.-Variety.
THEATER CoMIQUE--Alice Oates and Variety
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ONE OF TIE SECRETS OF our success I'VE Will
give IL away, as none OF our competitors can
make Use OF IT. deal only in clothing, and
manufacture every garment we sell. ManufaC-
tory, LIS Howard street, Baltimore. Eiseman
Bro, corner 18th and streets.
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We SHOW the most complete stock of cloth
Ing in the city. III you will take u look through
cur building you will find Il vertical ion OF what
We say. Eiseman Bros. corner 9Th and r. streets,
manufacturing clothier>.
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LETTERS PILGRIMAGE TO THE Holy
LAND.-A letter written in Galveston on July
10 and plainly addressed to Royal & Gilbert,
Palestine, Tex, was returned to the post office
In the former city on Friday last. The back of
the missive is covered with pOstmarks, show
ing that it had travelled from Galveston to New
York, and from there to Port Said, Jaffa, Alex
andria and Jerusalem. The letter was con-
tanned In a 2-cent government envelope, the
stamp on which Is not yet cancelled, and the
only theory the post Office people have for its
long and out-of-the-way journey is that the
letter became stuck to some other letter for
a au foreign country, which concealed the ad-
dress on the Palestine, Tex, one until it reached
the other side, when the postal clerks there sent
1t on its way to the Holy Land, from which pill
grimage it has just returned.
John Alexander, who is charged with com.
pllcity In murder committed thirty-twO years
ago in Texas, has just been arrested in Arkansas
The Empress CarlOtta is possessed of the de-
fusion that her late husband Macmillan is
alive and is destined to be the emperor of the
world.
T,mmany Hall has appointed a committee
to confer with the other democratic organize
tons OF New York to the end Of harmonious
effort for the state ticket by way OF adjust
ment Of any existing local differences.
Two more cases of small pox were yesterday
reported to the New York city health officer.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFrICE OF THE CHIEF SIf'NAL OFFICER.
WAsEG S.s-o~. h. e.. OCT !. ISS1. \ am.
F0- the middle Atlantic states. fair 'ycathcr
wind s-ncriily ron; sOIta 20 west; slight Else
an ten. cratu~. southern pprti ~. .eaT.y sta
tiuuaTT temperature III mort hcr1 portions.
For Tuesday, mariner id!r weather Ii indi-
Gated
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Cartwright & Warmers and T. a r. Morley. Enc.
derwear and Norfolk and New brunswick and Am.rs-
can Hosiery Companys American Underwear: .ll
grades aud sizes In stock.
5oCENTs
The soc "Palais Royal" Merino shirts ana prsxe-~
for gents will be found uncqnaled In the stty
The Soc. Canton Flannel Drawers nee,s Cd and M
like trousers the seems are double sewn.
oSCENTS
The Csc. "Palais Royai' Merino Underwear e,r
gents Is nearly all WOOL and being silk sewed and An
ished Ia. OF course. marvellous value. The 6sc I'm
proved Canton Flannel Drawers equal In comfort
and appearance To 81 20 nll-wool goods
a5 CENTS
The 95c "Talais Royal Merino shirts and Drawers
are 10 be- our speciality. The BIC Scarlet Medicaied
Ail-wool Underwear for gents will arrive Monday
october 5: at least are advised by telegraph
81 70
The 81 so "Palais ROYAL" scarlet Cashmere Wool
Underwear for gents Is not ONLY medtcated. hut
wish TO inform patrons that should sSc.
lei nderwear not arrive promised We VIII Offer the
SlJO quality for II. l3 which Is cost price
Sl.5
The 81. IS "Falais Royal" Colored Cashmere Wool
shirts aud Drawers the novelty OF the and
should be examined by connoiSseurs. The u IS
White All-W DOL Underwear Is splendid value A
antidote for rhemstism.
81 AND $3.50
The 81 "Palais Royal" Mcfica;ed Underwear for
gent Is welkno TO the PHYSICIANS of Washington
who almost daily send their PATIENTS. who they
order 10 wear this underwear The So SO EngliSh
SIX bound and I'm sh: better quality than the ~
goods, but finished I'm grander style.
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MEXICO DENOUNCING OUR DOLLARs.-The
MEXICAN FInuncier OF October 4th says: ''The
silver question is one which has direct bear.
ing On the net earnings of all foreign-owned
railways In this country. If the United States
government, by its persistent coinage of in
ferior silver dollars helps to bring on further
depreciation of that metal, the owners OF Next
can railways abroad must accept, with what
philosophy they may, reduction Of the net re-
ceipts on the part of their respective COM
panieS,
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GOvEKNNEST CLERKS, stick close TO your
desks and il viii save your bacon; but You can
call - late ~ nine o'clock every evening at
Breifbarth's mammoth furniture establish
ment, odd Fellows Hall. tp make your pnr-
chases.
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GnAsD Orrs1ne

NEW DRY GOODS, CARPETINGs, &c.
Our Autumn and Winter Stock is now full and com.
plete in LADIES WEAR for the House, street OF
Evening Dresses. We name few Specialties-
100 Pieces 37-inch all Wool LA DIES CLOTH 40 eta
Cases 39inch, all Wool TRICOT CLOTH, so cts
54-inch, Fine TRICOTS, 80 cts
56-inch, very Fine TRICOTS, $l.OO
large and beautiful Stock of all the high Novelties
In French and German Goods, such as HOMESPUN,
BOUCLE CLOTH, DRAP DALMA, CASHMERE
DE SAKE DIAGONAL and SERGE
Our BLACK GOODS Stock, especially our BLACK
SILKS, VELVETS and CASHMERES are inferior to
none in this country.
Our BRoCADE vELvETs at 81. SO. % and S. are
exceptionally good value.
Large Stock of FLANNELs BLANKETS and
DOMESTICS.
CARPETINGS of all kinds on our Second and Third
Floors.
We have no damaged goods to offer-no short
lengths to ofer-nO auction goods to offer All of our
Goods have been either Imported direct by our firm
or bought Of the Importers and Manufacturers fresh
and new.
All Goods WARRANTED as represented by the
statesmen.
ONE PRICE ONLY
W. w. BURDETTE CO.,
oc1-4t Nos. sos 7th and FOG X Street n. W.
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Just GIVE Il. III. Douglass & Sons Capsicum
Cough Drops n fair trial: they will relieve your
Cough instantly. Thousands testify to this.
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ONE DOLLAR AND NINETY CENTS will buy q
Splendid black or brown derby, either Duuia1
or broadway block. at Francs corner 7th and
ID, the only strictly one price hat and gents
furnishing store in The city.
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HoT SUFFER at ''Ingleside,' Mt Pleasant A
pleasant drive. Easily found Reasonable prices
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The Strong Case.
THE AWARD OF THE REFEREES VACATED A,


THE AWARD OF THE REFEREES VACATED AND
ANNULLED.
To-day, in the Court in General Term the case
of 5. Strong against the District of Columbia.
for work under contract, &c. was decided, Judge
Merrick delivering the opinion vacating and
annullins the entire award of the referees The
case went of on the point that the board of
audit certificates were liquidated by transfer
into 365 bonds, Strong not having given notice
not 10 transfer them. Public notice had been
given for all persons to present their claims and
certificates, and the court said, after reviewing
these points, that Strong knew his certifi-
Gates had been endorsed aud were outstanding
iict they were so presented. 1t was his duty
10 see that the board was in possession of all the
facts He did not do so and was therefore guilty
of laches. The Adams case in the Court of
Claims - adopted by the United States
Supreme Court - was cited. In this it
was held that the Endorsement in bank of
the original holder gave the holder apparent
ownership, which. In the absence of explicit
notice, Justified the board in causing them to
10 the true owner gave notice he was guilty of
iaches and must be held to have consented to
, ,he pay ment: The errors of the referees
the court says. were patent.
| for trial.
SENTENCED FOR ATTEMPTING TO KILL Hrs
DISQUALIFICATION Lee, colOred. indicted for
an assault and battery with intent to kill Mon
roe IrineS. his step-father, the Sd of August
was tried in the Criminal Court Judge MacAr,
thur, this morning. The evidence showed that
~ put Lee out OF the house
on Inc ground that he was drunk and dissolute
ana IL was alleged that Lee drew n knife aud
cut him. The testimony of Lee and his mother
was 10 the ELECT that Grimes was assauIting
Lee at the time. The jury found n verdict OF
guilty and he was sentenced to two years i'm the
penitentiary. ~
BROWN STONE HOUSES FOR SALE-There will,
ne fine brown stone houses sold mt auction to
morrow afternoon. at o'clock, in front of the
! premises. Nos. BIS and $40 c street northwest
lhis L. splendid opportunity for investment
or 20 obtain q good home.
CARTEL AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bros auc
tloneers, VIII sell Tomorrow, at IL o'clock noon
ior account OF insurance company, one very
large body Brussels carpet, damaged by water
| at the Late fire at Perry'S.
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s. t ii ii Is Is 5: ::
PALACE,
sl4 SEVENTH STREET W.
CONTINUATION OF OUR GRAND FALL
s. ) F T. T. Isl ii 8! E:
FRENCH PATTERN HATS AND BoNNETs,
And all the Novelties in the Millinery line well
In order TO give a chance to those who were pre-
vented from inspecting great display we have
Great Fan Opening with new attractions as they ar
rive uaiIy. As we anticipated our opening WAS q
beg 70 Be overlooked as the rush was 50 great that il
os Me ders 20 ,5 9,y our , the usual a,te
on wt Ienq to make up for the lack Of
for your support and we viii ever strive TO
oe W. worthy Of Il.
largest and choicest stock in the city. They are
MILLINERY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
LADIES' MISSES, AND CHILDREN's WRAPS.
Tho n tapsI,apeSs NJ mr. ,uncb,sos ana,,o- ,,s q,
buy direct from the manufacturer and importer, and
places ms In poston tp give our Customers the nrat
Of the jobber and mddleman.
OUR DEPARTMENT OF TRIMMED AND UN-
TRIMMED HATS
speak for itself 1t requires commentator
We desire to state that sell a fine Silk bound
Felt Hat such sold elsewhere for 81 and for Is
cents, At 40 cents only.
OUR WING AND BIRD DEPARTMENT,
represents $50 styles coming from all parts Of
the globe. A most wonderful collection, at prices
OUR VELVET DEPARTMENT
is stocked with the choicest of brands We sell silk
Velvet, all coors, At IS cents a yard only. Better
than advertised elsewhere at 81 and at ~ cents
yard. which We substantiate or money refunded.
Our Department In Children's and Misses
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS
SURPRISES anything ever exhibited, at remarkably
low prices.
OUR TIP AND PLUME DEPARTMENT
Is simply immense.
OUR DEPARTMENT OF LADIES, MISSES AND
CHILDREN's CLOAKs
stands unrivaed and Is beyond doubt the largest
materials In fact we have imported the best pant of
{ loaks from Berlin direct and we are showing
exclusive styles Of our own which have not been
duplicated.
Come and see our elegant line of
CHILDREN AND MISSES COATS
at s2.25, So, and -.
In asking you not to purchase until you have in
spec:ed our goods and ascertaned our prices, We
sincere in saving you at least % per cent.
We solicit call, and We are pleased to show you
our goods whether You are prepared TO purchase or
not
s ##E$E e. &C. $: $:
+ E f 4 E.. 4 s. s. s. E ! !.
sl4 SEVENTH STREET NV.
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DECORATIVE AEr.

JUI!N " ANNA NAkERS
curtain and furniture representative, Mr. F.
Torchiana. from the Grand depot Philadelphia
will return To the National hotel "Wednesday
October .. for few days with a most Complete
line of curtains. pOrtiereS and an. furniture. H.
signs, which can be shown NJ the residences of
all those who intend furnishing or AL ling new
pieces All communications adtires,c! Ia iOtsl
will receive prompt attention.
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IN HOT PURSUIT OF THE APACHEs-The
latest reports in San Francisco state that Capt,
Crawford Is on the trail of the Indians south of
BOWIE, and that they were heading toward
Mexico: The death Of Geronimo is said to have
resulted from wounds received in the recent
hight In Guadalupe Canon. Thus far eight
DUCKS have been killed and thirty squaws
munition and becoming tagged out, and the
approaching cold weather will probably end the
campaign.
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SxrEzn. SsrEzE.

sr,.,. rr.,, xour head seems ready to ay off, until
VIM, r,. and eves discharge excessive quantities Of
Thin ,rri,a,;nv wasery Auid; until your head aches
r,or,n nd throat marched and blood ut fever heat
Tbe .. An cute Catarrh and h instantly relieved by
single dose and permanently cured oy one bottle OF
sANroRp's RADICAL CURE FOR CArARnH
COMPLETE TREATMENT WITH INHALER, 81.
Ono bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent
and one improved Inhaler In one package, may now
be had of all druggists for 81. Ask for SANFoKp's
RADICAL CURE
.The only absolute specific we know oE"-Med Times
sThe best we have found In life time Of suffering "
-Rer DIR. Wi9oin, Boston.
"After a long struggle with Catarrh, the RADICAL
CURE has conquered"-Reu s W. AsInroe, LecisL,sroh
Pa.
"I have not found Q that 1t did not relieve Al
ouce--Andrep Lee. Manchester. Adsa
POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL CO,
Boston
HOW'S YOUR RHEUMATIC: is q question that
appeals to every tortured victim of Rheumatism who
finds the ordinary plasers and liniments powerless to
relieve him. To such the CCTICCRA ANrtPArN
PLASTER Is an elegant and never failing source of
relief banshing rheumatic, neuralgia sciatic sudden
sharp and nervous pains rs by magic
New, original, speedy, safe.
At Druggists, 25c; five for e1-matled free
POTTER DRUG q CHEMICAL co,
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MAREIED-Happy couples in search of house.
keeping outfits call at Breitbarth's odd Fellows
Hail furniture store.
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Advices from False Point, India. saw that
the recent cyclone destroyed 500 villages.
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BRIGHrwooD PARK. Wednesday,, Oct. 9Th, at
2 pm.
CONSULT HEMPLER-save your eycsight, cor
IL, strrrf
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3 Races

READ VIM. F. Given's grocery adv.
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The Courts.
POLICE CCUgT-,fftfi,yc Shell

POLICE COU9r-Jitd1c iS,seU
To-day George w. Hail. Sunday bar, $40. col.
lateral forfeited. William Robinson, Concealed
weapons; $50. James Lewis. cruelty to ami
in:,is; 80. Abe Smith and Frank Nicholson
indecent exposure; coll:iterals forfeited Ed
ward johnson and Daniel Braxtor, co,ored
trespass; So each. ThOs. Snee, larceny; contin,
ued. John Bettefs and William Adams assault.
$40 each. Charles Montgomery, do; SIS, Con
rad Sohl. wiie-beating; $40. Charles Wormley.
larceny; continued. Alberiina Bryan, assault:
$50. >''~'''
~ Brutal NEGRO LYNcaED.--The negro
man. Mehane, who outraged uMd afterwarti
Killed MIS-. Hugh Walker, near Milton N G.
ON ScpteInoe Der %, was arrested, and Oh Sat,lr.
day, while being carried from Milton to Yam.
ceyTiiie, n. c.. WIS taken from the officers by
about 200 men and hanged and shot,
SRE FRECkLED HIM WITH BUCKsuor-Afiss
A. A. Titus, a wealthy lady residing on the
shore of Cold Spring Harb0r, Long Island has
seen much annoyed of late by the depredations
Of persoEs digging scallops on her premises
saturday Miss Titus saw a man named wink
White digging scallOpe, and notified him tc
leave her premises. White refused to leave
a.It Miss Titus, returning to her house, pro
cared u shotgun. She again notified White tG
leave, and upon his refusal 10 do 50, fired at him
several bucksliot took effect In his arms and
legs, and be nmped off threatening To have
Miss Titus arrested.
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NEw AND BEAurrrun FA11 DRrss
GOODS,
SILKS, vELVETS,
AND CLOTH FOR BOYS WEAR
FOR SALE AT CASH PRICES
CARRIERS, I'll Market Space.
hofAL SERGE" the new style beautiful Dress
yards for 81 ~' -
yard and half wide 37lac "'~'-" oA'
BLACK SILK VELVET a.
COLORED SILK VELVET 81
BROCADE SILK VELVET only n RI Sauna
quality sold last Fall at 81.
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWIs n 80
ut 81. sN"N'S solo last : All
COLoRED SILKS. real value 81 reduced to 75c
CRIB BLANKETS, 81.
s n ~ ~ WHITE BLANKETs. %. s250, g,
HEAVY BED COMFORTS 81
DOUBLE GRAY BLANKETS. SIC
DOUBLE WIDTH CLOTH one yard and !. h.,,
wide, for Boys Wear, 37iac .1'''
CARTERS
MARKET SPACE
GOA Near It'll street,
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IF YOUR HAIR Is TURNING GRAY. DON'T
Il the poisonous dyes which burn out its life and
produce many diseases Of the scalp. AYERS HAIR
vIGOR is positively harmless and will restore the
natural color Of the hair stimulate its growth and
bring back its youthful gloss and beauty.
~ Diseases are rapidly purged out BY the of
AYERS SARSAPARILLA se20
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iAPIsof BID AND USIiFRovED PROPERTY AT
A1CTioN.-Aiess-s. Thos. J. Fisher & Co. VIII
sen tomorrow. at O'Clock p. n. for the truS-
ices, several building lots or eth street cx-
ssnoed' aear Howard University. One is Inn
proved BY - good brick dwelling