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Happening at Houston.

HousToN, April l9.-[Special. This
evening fifteen passenger cars, sleepers
included, left for New Orleans, loaded
to their greatest capacity to take in
"roxas Day." Among the passengers
are number of high railroad officials.
They were w. II. Snyder. general man
ager of the Santa Fe, and his wife; o. q.
Murray, general passenger agent; B. ~.
Mccullough, general ticket agont of the
Missouri Pacific; w. III. Newman, traf-
nc manager of the same; Capt. SAWYER.
OF the Mallory line; Charles Fowler. of
the Morgan line; q. q. Gibbs. peneral
freight agent OF the Atlantic system: -.
y. thompson, superintendent of the
galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio.
j. Waldo, general manager of the Hons.
ton u Texas Central; Dan Ripley. gan
eral freight agent OF the same.
The train on Count Telfe ler's road
gers 10 bo left.
The Light Guard is working indus
triousls for the Mobile and New Or
leans drills. Tho company will receive its
new uniforms on "Wednesday and give
an exhibition drill on Friday night.
An unknown man was brought down
tonight from near Hampstead. with
seven buckshot In his body, but he is
In the damage suit OF Tinslov vs. ].
w. johnson, for $1,000, Judgment was
rendered for the plalntiff. The esss was
appealed.
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Tho winnipeg War.

MORE MUTINoUs MILITARY.
WINNIPEG, April l9.-It is reported
that the crew of the steamer Northcote,
which was to have been sent up near to
Clark's Crossing with supplies has re-
fused to proceed, in view of the danger
of an attack by the rebels. 1t is also re-
ported that the Gates steamers are stuck
in the mud iu the Saskatchewan above
Red Deer river. There is plenty
of water below that point.
Gen. Middleton has telegraphed
an order tohave Capt. White, with his
troop Of scouts, proceed forward at
once. Col. Quimet, in command of the
Sixty-hfth battalion, has returned here
from Colgarry, thoroughly disgusted
with Gen. Strange. He would not serve
under him. An effort was made 10
keep Col. Qnimet here, but being a
member OF the commons, he exercised
his privileges, detied the military au-
tEorlties and took his own way. lie
was heard to express himself with great
warmth as 10 the management of affairs
in the northwest by the Dominion gov.
ernment. He said Sir Hector Longival
ana other minister's have come to the
country ana travelled all over 1t in Pull
man cars, but had not found single
discontented man. But it only took
him few days to find out that the en-
tire country was discontinued, owing [,
the maladministration OF officers here
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Graham GieanInrs.

GRAHAM, April 10. Especial. l-Mrs
Kee Williams was examined in the
county court Friday on writ do lunat.
leo inquirendo and judged of unsound
mind. She is confined in tho jail her,
until she can bo transferred TO the asy.
lum.
Sheriff NJ. ID, Wallace IL back from a
visit TO his old home in Alabama, look
ing well and reports having enjoyed his
trip splendidly.
MIR, j. M. Wilson, deputy revenue coll
lector, and Robert Arnold, esq, re.
turned home Friday from Wichita
Falls.
"Comanche George" an Indian from
the territory, Is in jail here upon the
charge Of Illegally Introducing whisky
into the Nation. AT n preliminary ex.
animation before United States Com.
missioner Glrard his bail was fixed AZ
S2OQ, which he failed 10 find.
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BAIRD, April is,-lSpecial. THE sec
ond week OF district court has ended
and quite number Of very important
eases has been disposed OF. The grand
Jury worked faithfully, and allowed
mo guilty man to oscape.r The famous
Chapman case against the Texas A pa
enc Railway company for Sl,OOO dam
ages, resulted In 4 verdict Tor nlaintitl
Tor SlOO. Capt Ike Hutchinson. district
attorney, prosecutos with vim, ability
anu fairness aud Judge Wheeler. de.
sldos with tho utmost impartiallty.
lhere we're many visitors In town dur
ing the two FIRST weeks OF court. Tho
COURTHOUSE Is fast being constructed,
and even now, one can form q good idea
OF wha; u Will be whom completed.
Grass IN growing fast, and cattle ara
tast improving. There are several large
cattle trades on hand, which whom.
consnmmated will put much money In
circulation.
Tho merchants say that business Is
looking up little and times soon viii
be much bottor.
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PLEUR0-P PNEUMONIA PLEA
ISSUED BY MISSOURI srocKMEn.
The Disease Represented ns Having
Reached Proportions which Moth
Ing but utExtraordinary Efforts
Can Stop Other Notes

81. LOUIS, April l9.--Dispatches from
Fulton, Missouri, state that the people
OF Galloway county arc becoming
greatly discouraged at the failure so far
to stamp out pleuro- pneumonia among
the cattle in that county. They feel that
the disease is constantly spreading, not
only in Galloway county. lit In tho
adjoining counties, and that ua ade-
qnate measures are being taken to pre-
vent II, much less to eradicate IL. IL is
s ala that over 1000 cattle have been ex-
posed TO the plague and that it will not
be long before this number will be
doubled. Money Is being raised TO
buy and kill the exposed cattle, but il
comes in too slow 20 be properly Of
iective and everybody Is looking tor
some moro vigorous means to bo
adopted TO stay tho march of the dis.
eases. The county executive commit
tee Will Immediately prepare and for
ward 70 the state executive committee.
~ Jefferson City, a report setting forth
the actual state of affairs in Callawav
county. The hye-stockmen of ST.
Louis are l9ooming strongly interested
IN this matter and have adopted rosolu-
tons taking the ground that the disease
can only be eradioated or controlled
| y sssoho oNtAoh onu thIOuBn Lno pOWCrE
OF the. state authorities; that private
subscriptions and local committees not
authorized by law would be n useless
expenditure Of money and time. They
therefore strongly urge the government
70 call special session of the lepisla-
ture TO take vigorous and effective meas
ures to stamp out the disease at once.
These resolutions have been sent 10
Gov. Marmaduke In the hands of a com-
mitteo OF leading stockmen here, who
VIII make a personal appeal TO the gov
ernor for an extra session of the leeisla.
ture. IL Is said the cattle interest
IN the state has already suffered a de-
probation In value Of over $500, 900 and
that Galloway county alone has lost
over 100000. Col. Hunter, the presi-
dent OF the National Cattle and Horse
Growers association, says the legisla-
ture should be called at once and S2OO.-
900 appropriated to stamp tho disease
out. He says there Is but one way 10
eradicate II, and that, by killing ali
Affected or exposed cattle and burning
everything that has been CONTAMINATED
by proximity TO them.
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NEW York, April 10 Everything
passed quietly at the Grant mansion
last night. Cyrus w. Field drove up to
the house at 9:O5 this morning and had
a short conversation with the general,
who no said he found feeling and look.
ing much better than on his previous
visit. He said the doctors would not
allow the. general to go out just at pres
ent, the air was so chilly.
Az 1850 the general appeared at
'front.' window ana seemed TO enjoy the
bright sunshine, which streamed in on
MIN. People passing on the other
SIDE OF the street noticed
his presence, most of them lifting their
hats, which the general recognized with
apparent pleasure. About the same
time Jesse Grant went out for stroll
with his little daughter, Nellie. She
saw the upturned faces on tho other side
OF the street, looked up to the window
whore the general stood, and quickly
placing both chubby hands to her
lips, throw n kias at him.
THERE'S GRANDPA!
cried the child, as she did so, and IN
response Gen. Grant nodded to the child
and smiled. AT o'clock the staff OF
physicians met in consultation whom
the following bulletin was issued: %,
IN. AT the consultation held At this hour
Drs. Sands, Barker, Shrady and Douglas
were present. Gen. Grant was found to
be in an improved condition, both gen.
erai and local, as compared with the
last statement. The physicians ia at
tendance are and have been I'm eutirt
agreement concerning the management
of the case.
Unless an unforeseen change far tht
worse occurs there will not be anothe
, heneral consultation in a week. Or
! Shrady will not call again unit
, Wednesday, DIR, Douglass viii b
In charge and viii remain night
II Cen. Grant des'-es. The othe- z tor
are to be in readiness 10 respond 10
call from DR.. Douglas should a chanR
take place. The general this alternoo,
for the first time in many days slept al
hour upon the bed.
Gen. George y. Mcclellan, Sidne,
Dillon and Alex s. Webb called I'M th,
! afternoon,
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The Trunk rraredx.

ST. LOUIS, April 19.--The inquest on
the body of Preller was resumed to-day
but nothing OF special interest or OF sem
sasionai character was olioited.
Dispatches from New York were
plin,ea mere yesterday, asserting that a
gentleman named w. X. Ross, Of New
ork, occupied room No. li6 at the
Southern hotel on Easter Sunday. and
that during the afternoon he heard
low moans, as II uttered by 4 sick per-
son, IN the adjoining room, No. l44.
when was The one occupied bv NMx.
Wen, and that he informed one the hall
boys of the house OF the fac
and suggested that he look after tho
matter. This bell-boy is named VIM
Davidson, and is "a years old. He ten.
tined at the Inquest to-day TO the effect
that during the afternoon Of Easter
SUNDAY he answered call from
room NO. l46, occupied by Mr..
hoss, ana that he took
that gentleman some postage atamna-
but that Mr.. Ross said nothing to HIM
| about moaning in the adjoining room
He also said that prior to going To
Ross room he answered call from No.
IN, which was Maxwell's, and that
Maxwell ordered small bottle Of
champagne and two glasses. Maxw ell
was alone and explained that he want ed
itor. -
The acting president of the board OF
police commissioners has laid the par,
ticulars of this murder before Secrefarv
OF State Bayard and the British minister
at Washington, and has asked their 90
operation in effecting the arrest of the
murderer and bringing him to Justice.
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WILKsBARRE, April l9.-Rov. DR.
David Stern,who yesterday took poison
died this morning at o;lO, without hay.
ing regained consciousness. At tho in.
quest held this afternoon number OF
papers and letters were found among
the effects Of the deceased and offered
as evidences showing that he intended
taking his life. In one lot
ter was found the names of Sly
prominent jewish residents of this oitv
who he wanted to act as pail bearers.
In another he bequeathed his valuable
library to DR.. Fensenthal, of Chicago.
and denied the report circulated during
his life that he was an atheist. The YER.
diet OF suicide by the use of laudanum
was returned. The members of the
deceased's late congregation, which
comprises some OF the woalthiest citi-
zens here, have taken charge of his ro-
mains, and the funeral, which occurs
tomorrow afternoon, will be, Il is ak
peoted, one of the largest that has ever
taken place In this city.
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Tragedy at Mineral Wells.

MnLsAr, April lo.-tspocial.l-A cow
ardly assassination was perpetratod at
Mineral Wells last night the victim be.
ing Green Rowser, a young man about lG
years of age, who was employed In n
saloon. He was called out of the saloon
by ave boys, two Bell brothers, two
Gleens, cousins, and Dayo Anglin, when
he was stabbed by the eldest Bell three
times, the knife penetrating the heart,
causing almost instant death. The
cause Is said TO bo from some remark
kowser made derogatory to the oharac.
ter OF the Bells and the 0leens, the
same being repeated TO them by Anglin.
All are under arrest. Much excitement
proVaila
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THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
An Awful Domestic Tragedy at New.
burg, New York.
AJEAtous HUSBANDS KNlFEAcT
A Triple Lynching Reported From
Missouri.
TRAGEDY AT MINERAL WELLS
Five Youths stab Another to Death--Ne-
gro Train Robbers Captured at
Forney - Heightened Female
Thief at San Antonio.
THE DAYS RECORD OF GRIMES.
a norrIble pomestlo rrnrear.

horrlDie domestic Tragedy.
NEwBUReH, N. Y, April l6.--About
week ago James Barclay, % years old
oloped with the wife OF Joseph Myers,
of Montgomery. They came here and
commenced housekeeping. Barclay
had boarded with Myers. On Friday
Myers came here. Yesterday evening
Barclay, ON going home, found Myers
stabbing the woman with a large lack
knife. She was covered with blood
from cash In the neck six inches long
and another under the left ear, Seeing
Barclay, Myers left the woman and at
tackled him, intlicting two gashes, one
III the throat, the other behind the ear,
Myers then drew the knife across his
own throat, cutting it from ear 10 ear.
and threw the knife out OF the window
TO tho ground. A passerby picked
II up. Neighbors came in and terrible
sight met their gaze, all three OF the
bodies being covered with blood. Bar
clay, who is the least injured, was taken
TO a neighboring drug store, where a
doctor sewed up his wounds. Physicians
were called TO attend the injuries OF
Myers and his wife. They found the
husband stretched out upon the floor
motlonless, but not unconscious. Mrs
Myers was placed upon a lounge anC
the doctors sewed up her gaping
wounds. Barclay denies that he elopeC
with the woman. He asserts that sh,
came here supposing her husband, will
whom she lived unhappily, had de
serted her, and that hi
| (Barclay) was boarding with her
Myers, when asked about the matter
asserted that Barclay did it, but hi
wife, who was unable to speak--he
windpipe being severed-pointed TO he
husband to indicate that no was the au
thor of the tragedy. All were terribl,
though not necessarily fatal,
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MORE GERMAN INSULTS TO THE BRIrisu.
LONDON, April ls,-Advices nom old
Oalaoar dated March lS, state that a
German man-of-war had called at Bay
Beach and arrested the native clerks in
the English employ who were taken on
board the ship, tied to the guns and ilog
geo. Tho r,Rson for this
action is unknown. 10 IA
eupposod the clerks had offended a
\ ferman trader. Il Is also stated that
ne Germans are desirous OF capturing
n hogozlnski, the Polish traveller,
<vho ~ exploring tho Camoroons la be.
VI of England. The Germans protest
tinst the official employment OF Rog.
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srnfNorIELD, NO., April ip.-News
received from Chadwick, that 100 armed
men visited tho jail at Forsyth, Tany
county, southern Missouri, last
night aud took thorsfrom Frank and
Jubal Taylor. They had also captured
Elijah Sublette aud 1t Is believed thai
the three mon were hanged Ia tho woods
adjoining town, though tholr bodies
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SAN ASroNrA, April lo.-Ispeoial.l J.
A young lady visitor In San Antonio,
well educated, and who moves In good
society, has just been detected In the
thief. OF valuable articles of jewelry
from family who had entertained her
at q reception. The matter has not been
made public aud intimate friends are
making efforts 10 save hor. She only
disgorged tho jewelry after threats Of
punishment by law.
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ozinskl In the English settlement, al
leging that 1t was breach of interna.
tional law, but the matter was decided
IN Rogozinskrs favor. MIR. White, the
British consul at Old Calabar, who went
10 Victoria TO inquire into the report
that the British flag had been
lowered by. the Germans, found that
the flag had been hauled down, but that
subsequently II had been reholsted,
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Oklahoma Nia,,s,.

KANSAS CITY, April l9.-The Times
correspondent telographs from CamF
Russell, In the Indian Territory, that
all the settlers have been,remoyed from
oklahoma, though tho cattle men still
remain. The occupants of two ranches
inc improvements on which were do.
stroyod by the military last week, hay,
encamped on the ground and continue
70 Craze their cattle. The troops arc
now In position 10 intercept any con.
siderable force Of settlers that might nj.
tempt 20 enter the country. Fears of
trouble, among the Indians have been
relieved.
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Killed tho Insuiter Of hIs WIG.

SAN ANTONIO, April lo,-lspeciall =
Parties In from Aiascosa county report
that on last Thursday at Gates Valley
man named Gates shot and killed
Robert Pickett, a former state ranger
The cause for the tragedy, a. far ~ car
Toe learned, II that Pickett grossly In.
suited the wite OF Gates. The latter did
a short whilo aftor the killing.
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spain.
pRorEsrrNa AnA1Nsr on

PROTESTING AGAINST QUARANTINE.
MADRID, April 1.-the government
has instructed its ambassadors TO the
various powers to protest against the
imposition Of quarantine on vessels
IRON Spanish ports, on account of cnses
OF suspicious diseases mt Jaliva. The
government states that the disease is
fast disappearing.
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Raprers ordorod 10 rornh

ABILENE, April lo.-[speclal. Capt.
Gillespie, commanding the ranger force
stationed on tho Texas n Pacific, In the
western part of Taylor county, has ro.
ceived orders from AdIuinnt.General
King, ~ Austin, 10 remove % Toynh,
Reeves county. Reeves isa newly or,
ganized county, with royah a. county
scat, and the object In sonding rangers
there Is TO keep Ia check the rough from.
tier element OF gamblers aud other adj.
venturera that are crowdiug into the
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WAxAHAcurr, April lo.-lspocial. T.
l.. W. Wheeloss, Houston q Toxas Cen.
tral railroad agent at this place, to-day
received = telegram from Now Orleans
that Jack Reynolds, tho well.known
locomotive engineer on the Xaxnhechie
Tap, died In the Charity. Hospital M
New. Orleans this morning. He luaves
awiie and baby boy at this place.
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NIHILlsM DEAD.

PEsTH, April l9.-The Pesther Lloy's
correspondent at st. Petersburg aflirms
that nihilism has practically ceased
To- exist in the Russian empire.
The nihilists and societies with which
couple OF years ago the empire fairly
swarmed, he says, have dissolved be-.
cause OF lack of support among tho COM
mon people of Russia, owing TO their
sntagonism to the propaganda of muir
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have not yet been found. The trio mada
murderous assault last week upon II
1. Dickson, postmaster at Egleton. ana
his wife, protesting to hold an old
grudge against them. In the struggle
Dickson was seriously hurt. rhe would
oe murderers were pursued
FOR "a day or two, were sur
rounded and kept Imprisoned
In cave in the woods, where thew hsd
taken refuge. They succeeded In mak-
ing their escape, but were captured
soon,
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Italy.
MIR. pIERREpONr's

MR. PfERREPoNr's FUNERAL.
ROME, April l9.-The funeral OF Mr..
Edward Pierrepont, late American
charge d'aflairs, took place Saturday
from the American Episcopal church.
Two thousand persons, including the
members of the diplomatic corps and
many political aud mercantile notabos
were present.
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NATIVE AID orrnnrn a

NATIVE AID OFFERED GEN. GRAHAM.
SuARiM, April l9.-Five hundred
Amasars have notified Gen. Graham
they are willing 10 Join the British aud
night 0amau Dignn. Tho British have
occupied BertL The English force re-
turned after burning Hashoen.
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Loul.lana Quarantine Proelama,,an

BAroN Rouor, April ip.-rho asvern-
or ON Saturday issued proclamation
OF quarantine against The leading ,.,r,.
OF Mexico, Central aud South Antrie,-
and the West Indian islands, 10 axe
effect May 10. t@Ne
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FoRT WORM, April l0.-lspecial. T.
At II o'clock tonight a well-known Ger.
man, Max Relcher, went home some
what intoxicated, and fred with jeal.
onsy Of his wife, a beautiful woman, be.
cause friend had made a remark
OF admiration. The lady was In
bed and when Reicher entered he began
smashing the furniture, shalterinp mir.
rors, breaking n marblo.top table, I'm.
reau and washstand and spllntering the
chairs. Mrs. Rolcher, alarmed for her
safety, opened window-the rooms
are In the second story-and sprang 10
the pavement below, the physicians
say sustaining Injuries, from
which she will die. Officers hurried 10
the place and arrested Reicher, who ls
now In iail,
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supposed Train Robber. Cap,ured.


FoRNEY, April l9.--[Special. = Yester-
day as the local freight was leaving
Laurence for this place two burly ne
groes boarded for a ride. b. S. Cloud, a
brskesman, ordered thew of. Instead
lof Qbeying, one OF the scoundrels
whipped out pistol and informed Cloud
they would ride. Greatly to their sur
prise, Mr. Cloud was also armed. Get
ting his gun out, he opened fro on
them and they leaped from the train.
Mr.. Cloud came on to this place, made
complaint before Justice Sewell and n
deputy sheriff started out In search OF
Them. AS they were coming this way,
he soon met them and brought them in
They were arraigned before his hon or.
pleaded guilty about 10 o'clock last
night TO carrying a pistol and to-day
Sheriff Yates carried them 20 kaufman
jail. One OF them gave an attorney of
this place fine gold watch to defend
him. They are supposed TO be- two of
OF the three who robbed Mr.Tobolowsk
OF Dallas, near Mineola, on the night OF
the 18th, while travelling on a irelght
train. Both were tall negroes, tolerablv
well dressed. Mr.. Tobolowsky can see
the watch by calling here.
LATER-A CONFESSION.
one OF the negroes arrested here last
night confessed this evening TO being one
OF parties who robbed Tobolowsky near
Mineola, on tho night OF the 18th.
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LONDON, April l9.-The government
has accepted tenders for new man-oT.
war, two ll0 ton guns, and numerous
smaller guns and torpedoe tubs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-01

Omar MAnk DowS:
The Continued warm weather during October and
TIL; MTsFfT sTokE,
Corner 10th and streets,
Has an immense stock of fine Clothing for Men and
On VI o s
son. we start ut once and have reduced
$50 Mems Overcoats to GOO
1870 Mems 0yercoa!s to 40
1900 Mems Overcoats to HOO
1900 Mems Overcoats to Zoo
300 Mems Overcoats to 1900
G"s KsrSsy $3.50 $500
$50 Mems Suits to $50
1000 Mems Suits to 500.
1900 Mems suits to HOO
1000 Mems Suits to 1850
r 2S% s6 Hss's = s To IS g 3 1l;aG
$500 OvercOats to $500.
800 Overcoats to ;s.5O.
GOO OvercoatS to 400
900 Overcoats to $50.
1000 OvercOats to $50.
500 Jacket and Pants to $50.
900 Jacket and Pants to 400.
r 1.5D Jacket and Pants to 500.
900 Jacket and Pants to 900.
1000 p6 5aek S6S Spd f S A. e 10 100
$500 overooats to $500.
0.OO OvercOGtS to 400.
$50 OvercOats to GOO.
1000 OvercOats to 81.
100 OvercOats to $50.
1900 OvercOats to 1000
80. 90 suits to $500.
500 Suits to 500
1000 Suits to $50.
1900 Suits $50.
1900 Suits to 1000.
An immense stock Of odd Pants at the same reduc
tiOns AS our prices always the lowest Of any
house In the District, the above reduction not only
cuts away all profit but in many instances in the cost
Of the goods THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND SITS
Don't forget, we are at the corner Of 10th and F.
Light n23