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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-08
ALEXANDRIA,
Reported for THE EVENING STAR

reported for THE EVENING STAR.
HE STORM DAMAGES THE PoToMAc FISHERIES.
The storm which closed last week did no dam
age here, but fishermen say it will DELAY the
fishing season if not seriously diminish the
catch OF fish. The fishing landings all suffered
more or less loss and the gill meters suffered
such damage as will require some time to re-
pair, and all the fish traps were broken up.
capt. Mckinney, who has two small schooners
In the fish trade, the Cora McKenney and the
Daniel Augusta, had the latter vessel blown
ashore and almost wrecked at Quentico creek.
Inc boats OF Mr.. Ballenger at the Gums fish
cries were stove in and other damage done.
CORPORATION CoURT.-The corporation court
opened Its April term to-day, Judge Diggs. of
Lynchburg, on the bench, Judge Stuart being
too Ill to hold court. The grand and the petit
Jurles were called, and the grand Jury sent out
to consider cases to be laid before them by
States Attorney Holt. A number Of applica-
tons for liquor licenses have been made
lMPRovEMENTs.-Additio are daily made to
the contracts for houses to be put up here this
spring. Messrs. Ahern & Co. are contracting
Tor the building OF a row of six brick houses on
Prince street near Peyton, on the west edge of
the town Mrs. Catharine Shacklett has con-
tracted with Mr.. Geo. W. James for the build
ing of three houses on West street, near Queen.
NoTEs-Prof. Proctor has been injured by
the fall OF piece of timber on the steamer
Mary Washington. now under repair at the foot
OF Prlnce street--Hon. Lewis Mckenzie, who
has been quite sick, is improving.-Gov. Lee
Will deliver the address here at the unwilling of
the Confederate soldiers monument. on the
oath of May next.-The population of the iail
has considerably decreased, as there are now
only some thirty-three inmates.-Rev r. r.
;. Hough. presiding elder of this district.
preached at the NJ. Z. church south last night
AIR. IL. Cats, Of West End. has bought for
500, Of the fire wardens, the odd horse Dick"
which lost Its mate some time ago. The Hy-
draullon company has new span of horses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-08
From Marlboro

correspondence OF HE EVENING STAR.
MARLBORO, April7 Z.
Since last report the following business has
been transacted by the circuit court in session
here: Indictments have been found against
Levi Simms, for murder; j. F. Richardson,
violation of Sunday law; Rufus Belt, same; Jno
II. Thorn, obstructing public highway; Joseph
Fischer, larceny; Edward and Nat. Beall and
w. +. HattOn. assault with intent to kill.
The following cases have been tried: Harriet
Smith agt. Geo. Walker. action for debt; Marion
Duckett for plaintiff, Brandt and Beall for
defendant; judgment for defendant Samuel
Frey agt. L. +. King; action for debt; Chas
Stanley for plaintiff, Marion Duckett for de-
PENDANT; judgment for plaintiff. by confession.
In the case of Hyde agt Curtin heretofore
reported as undecided, the jury failed to agree
and were discharged. In case of VIM. Bran
agt Benjamin Banks, held sub curia at last re-
port, judgment has been rendered for appellee
An interesting case of Marion Duckett, admin
istrator of Mary E. Beall, agt ]. @. Chipley and
wife. for tortiOus conversion of funds belong
ing to the estate of Mary Z. Beall, is assigned
to Wednesday.
murder, came here and surrendered himself to
the authorities. He was lodged in the county
Jail.
The following is the petit jury list for COM
ing week, which will be mainly devoted to
criminal trials: James Miller l.. C. Over
Robert Connck, j. II. Duvall, James NJ Bra
shears, W. W. Clair Heskell. Jos. NJ. Kendrick.
John S. Neale. 5. c. Slingluff, James Hall. S. B.
Brooke. VIM. II. Nermillion, Walter p Griffin
VIM. II. Shaler, r. w. Baden, Jas. Owings, VIM.
ii. Brown, r. c. Nailor, c. d. Kingsolving, Jno
ID. Nalley, Marcellus Robey, VIM. Wickham,
Chas. Quarder, +. d. Moore and Thomas
Otlaherty. L. F.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-08
Real Estate Matters.

b. Ellwood Kelly has bought for 1,5OO of
A. F. Fox ct al. ex'rs, sub lots 112 to ia, So.
1874. 6lA by Al feet on Q street, between 18th
and 18th streets NV.
The sale of pit lot T. 50. W. of asa, fronting
on X street and Massachusetts avenue, between
9th and 9TH streets. was to Claude n. and Ed
ward b. Stumph and not to the first named
alone.
Ann NJ. Purcell has bought of Susie Thomp-
son for $4,000 sub 1S4 and pit 1876, so. GA. 20 bv
"a feet, on street, between North Capitol and
LIST street northeast. and the building and stock.
A. +. Fox. p. VI. Dubant, ct al. have bought
of ID. Ellwood Kelley lots 112. 113 and ia. so.
134, 70. AZ by IL feet each, on Q street, between
18th and 18th streets Ii. W., respectively for
SO 500 each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-08
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
THE BRraHTwooD RAILWAY.


The Commissioners have granted the follow
ing permit to the Brightwood railroad COM
pauy: Permission is hereby granted the Bright
wood railroad company of the District of Co
lumbla TO construct a single track railroad from
the intersection of Rock Creek Church road to
Brightwood, ID. c., consisting of q distance Of
s,6l5 feet, more or less; also to construct o
switch or turnout about $50 feet in length
more or less, about 1900 feet from the Rock
Creek Church road; also to construct a turn
table at Brightwood and small spur or .'Y" at
said terminus under the following conditions
and subject to the approval Of the Commission
ers Of the District Of Columbia. The single
track shall be located on the east side of the
center Of the roadway, in such position as it
would occupy il a double track road was to be
built. The center line is defined to be a line
drawn parallel to and forty-fve feet from the
building line OF the Petworth subdivision. The
turnout and small "Y" will occupy the position
Of the second or west track were the road
double tracked. The railroad will be con-
structed of good materials and in a substantial
and durable manner, with side bearing girder
rails OF the most approved pattern. laid upon
an even surface with the roadway. and in such
manner as to interfere with the ordinary travel
as little as practicable, and the gauge to CORES
pond with that Of other city railroads; and said
corporation shall, at its own expense, keep it's
track, and for a space of two feet beyond the
outer rails thereof, paved with macadam and
in good repair, so as to impede general travel
that their top surface shall be not less than six
inches above the ties.
TO RETIRE POLICEMAN BARKLEY.
Major Moore, of the police force, has issued
an order converting board, composed of Capt.
Austin. Inspector Swindell and Surgeon Bayne
to retire Policeman George W. Barkley, who
was one of the original members of the force,
and has for long time been detailed at the
city post-offce. His retirement has already
been determined upon, and the amount of the
pension will be determined by the board when
they meet next Monday. The maximum amount
provided by law is $50, which amount, it is
thought. will be fixed upon in this case.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners, in board session. Satur-
day gave "a hearing to Attorney Riddle on one
side and Col. Totten on the other, in reference
to an attachment which had been levied upon
the Commissioners for funds due H. L. Gran
ford for repairing the trench bearing the under
ground electric wires. After hearing the argu-
ments the Commissioners decided to take the
matter under advisement
The order of March 80, 1888, assigning the
charge of street-lighting to Capt. Symons, has
been changed. Capt. Lusk will now look after
that department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-08

THE CoRcoRAN CADETS WILL 90 TO New YORK.
The Corcoran Cadets have decided to go to
New York to participate in the parade Of the
Soth instant, sharing with the National Pencil
oies special train. At least forty active and
seventy-fve honorary members will 90. SO il
was announced at the regular monthly meet
ing last night. The corps has decided to give
IL last hop OF the season on Tuesday, April %,
as the National Rides hall. A vote Of thanks
Wa received from the Silver Springs Rifles, Of
Philadelphia, for courtesies extended on the oc-
casson OF their visit to the city on the 4th OF
March last, when they were entertained by the
Cadets. Geo. Il. Garner, II. L. wingate. and
y. /. Dumberth were elected active members
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-08
The Death Record,

During the three days ending at noon to-
day deaths were reported to the health office as
follows: Leonard Berner, white, ~ years;
Minnie c. Walker, white, % years; George W.
Harklns, white, II years; Catherine Perkins,
white, 5 months; II. H. O'Connor, white, 65
years; Jno. Taylor, white, Sc years; Jno E.
Braitmayer. 43 years; Benz. E. Wood, colored
months; Mary Swails, colored, 81 years; Annie
Bruce, colored, 80 years; Edward Howard, col
ored, 50 years; Geo. Harris, colored, 5 years;
Mary Ann Douglass, white, 81 years; Mary Nc
Guigan, white. 2 months; Edith G. Martin,
white, 8 days; VIM. c. Rives, white. 63 years;
Sarah L. Ellis, white. 81 years; Silas A. Thomas
white, 50 years; Patrick H. Skidmore, white, 80
years; JAS. j. Christie, white, 46 years; VIM r.
Bremen. white, years; Francis Coyle, white
46 years; Rebecca Nicholson, white, 65 years;
JnO. Ellis. white. 20 days: Alfred ]. Lockhart
white. IL days; Salome Main, white, so years:
Benz. Carter, colored, GO years; Herman Har-
ris. cOlOred. mOnths Fanny Ross, colored. 2
months; Thos. Winslow, colOred, IS years: Geo.
II. Williams, eolored. s months, Jane Jones'
cOlored, 81 years; Nelson Roane. colored. IS
years: Edward Howard. colored, 30 years: Vim.
f. Barber, colored, 6 months; Patric Corcoran.
white, % wears,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-08
From BOyd's.
Correspondence of The EVENING STAR.
ROYD's Mn April

correspondence OF HE EVENING STAR.
BoYD's, Nd, April 8, 1885,
1t is reported that Mr.. Jno. O.. Hayme has
sold his two houses and lots at this place to H.
ID. Waters, of Germantown, Nd, and A. Lin
denkohl, of Washington, d. G.
Our boarding housekeepers are making ex-
tensive preparations for summer boarders
VIM. Suddath and VIM. Gorem who were
committed to Jail from this place, charged with
larceny, have been acquitted.
The very heavy snow and wind storm on Sat-
urday demolished the telegraph poles and wires
east and west of Boyds in suJ.i a manner that
communication was stopped from 10 O'Clock a.
IN. Saturday to 8 o'clock a. m Sunday. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-08
THE COURTS,
CIRCUIT CoURT-DIvIsIoN No. 1.-Chief J1stic
Bingham.

CIRCUIT CoURT-DvIsIoN No. 1.-Chief Justice
Bingham.
Croissant ct al. agt. Sands ct al; verdict for
plaintiff. Moore agt. Barber ct al. :; motion by
defendant to enter suit abated granted. Same
agt. same; do. Grief Bros. agt. Rosenberg;
judgment by default. Martin 4 Co. agt McGiil:
judgment by default Bear agt Welsh; iudg-
ment by default Cassard q Son agt. Haycock
judgment by default. Gilbert, Bro. & Co. agt.
Campbell; judgment by default. Campbell p.
p. NJ. Co. agt. Henkle: motion sustained and
order made for production and leave to inspect
papers. Henderson agt Ward; security for cost
approved and defendant ordered to plead on or
before Sth Of April United States agt Evans;
motion for new trial granted. United States
sgt Townsend; motion for new trial granted.
Sherwood agt Peake ct al; motion for judg-
ment for want of sufficient affidavit overruled
Glenn agt. Coyle; moton to reinstate on calen-
dar overruled. Mason ag.. McGill; hearing on
demurrer, submitted. Payne agt. Pomeroy ct
al. motion sustained and order made to appoint
W. ]. Weldon, Of New York city, examiner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-08
FOR lighthouses.

Tor RENT 41e A ST Ne sIX-RooM. BAY
Key ct AIS ct ne. Aps-2t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-08
WANTED-ROOMS.

"ANTED-FOR THE LAST WEEK IN APRIL BY
w lady, furnished room. between NJ and aud
Connecticut ave. and 18th ST. Address +. IL L., 1919
NJ st. NV. apS-3ts
WANTED-FOR THE SUMMER IN THE NORTH
w west west OF 18th St, two communicating fur
pished rooms I'd floor, with southern exposure.
Caterer to be allowed Address with terms, &c, O.,
Star office. ap6-3t'
WANTED-BY COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN
w i'll quiet family; 5 aLfurnished communicating
rooms on second floor; between q and y, and LIST and
9TH ST. II. w, terms must be moderate. Address Ii. A
W, Star Office. ap6-2ts
WANTED-UNFURNIsH FRONT ROOM, Be
w tween X and q SITS. and New Jersey ave. and 9th
st suitable for doctors office. Address, with par
tculars, DOCTOR, Star Office, ap6-3t'
XNANTED-DAILY DEMANDS FOR FURNISHED
w and Unfurnlshed Rooms prompts US to request
ladies to register their at Room Renting Parlor
summer rates the topic No fee. I'll ST. NV.
apB-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-08

At Augusta, Ga, while clipping Friday
night with Mack Thornton, Marble Huston was
thrown from the horse and instantly killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-08

EOR RENT
Il U37 Ia. s.e., r.&steS60
o3y Pa. ave. Sc, 5r. ste. 90
1870 18th 81. NV I Ar. 81
I43l Nd. ay. n.w.,ar...3O
400 U st. NV. .6r. store 30
400 II ne, Or, ml-lS.5O
14O5 Col. st. NV. or.25. 40
l421 NAV. or., mI..25
1855 9TH II. ne. 6r.222.5O
- 9th It. ne. 81, Or. .22.50
oos Pa. ave. Sc, 5r.....O
O3Y Pa. ay. Sc. or. ,ml.. -
lU2s 9th St IA. e., 0r.....2O
1854 9th It. Il. e, 7r....2O
s32 9Th st. ne, Or. 1880
ml2-lm SWOkNsTEI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-08

FIGHTERS FrSED.-Frank Conger and James
Goodwin met on 18th street late Saturday night
and had fight. Policemen Bailey and Nelson
arrested them and took them to the station
While waiting TO be locked up Goodwin, for no
cause whatever, made a brutal assault on Con-
ger, and Sergeant Montgomery put an addi-
tional charge Of assault against him. To-day.
in the Police Court: Goodwin was fined $40 and
Conger Was fined IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-08
FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENr-STORE 2l39 II ST. n. W, sUITA-
IL bic tor drug store u millinery establishment
kent $3.50 per month Apply toJNO L. GULL
NAME, 500 9th ST. s.w ap5-3t
NOR RHINESTONE OPPOSITE BOSTON DRY
l. Goods House, 18th ST.. suitable for light bust
ness T. A. HARDING 606 IL st. NV. sp2-lm
IrOR RENT = ELEGANT LARGE STORE AND
l. dwelling; 1907 l4th st. NV: dwelling contains
rooms and all mod. imp: large stable rear. Rent
l,500 per year. WAShN DANENHOWER,
mh23-lm Ills + stnw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-08

ISD1crNEsTs.-Tbe grand jury reported the
IouowIng indictments in the Criminal Court
Saturday and was adjourned till the 18th inst .
Adam Gray, HOUSEKEEPING in the night at the
Fourth-street NJ. E. church. March Is; James
Waters, receiving stolen property, March 90:
Geo. Parker and Columbus Sewell, housed reak-
ing, March 2lst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-08

Il sls 22d ST. NV. ST. S25 3i4 h ST. s W, SO
80 St. corner 81 81. w, water, Or l3
4S3 St sw., III. l.. ar 20 Ol5 ~ st s.w. 4r.....l0
adO-3t- b. LEONARD. 4O1 AZ st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-08

II 1906 st. NV, 7r. and bath. m. i..... s35. 90
SUl y ST. NV, Sr. and bath, III. 81. %
Alp NJ st. NV, q -.............. 300
j S31 VT. ave. n.w., ".............. 2s.OO
1892 st. n.e., q =" ".............. %. 30
"a Sth ST. me-, q ".............. 1000
ap0-6t REDFORD W. WALKER, l006 ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-08
STORES & DwELLINGs

2SlS II, n. w., - 50 II ST n e. Or 30
1918 St NV sr......23 1873 l4th ~. ,tr:. 30
l5lls lOthnw., ..2 ~ 5Ol st. ne. 5r......l5
GI0 Is. II. WARNER a CO. 9l6 4 II. NV.
I'OR RENT-NINE-RUOM BRICK, 5l7 NORTH
Carolina ave. Sc IN hrst-class condition: ego 30
GEO. 4. HAkBIN, 3l9 Penn. ave Sc ap5-:G'
I,OR RENT-EIGHT-RoOM BRICK WITH STORE
II room. Corner 18th aud ID sts. Sc. 5000 GED.
T. HAhBIN, 81 Ienn-y lvania ave. sye. ap5-:st'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-08

FACTS ABOUT RAILRoADrSa.-The Baltimore
and Ohio trains to New York run over a superb.
double-tracked, steel rail highway. The car
equipment is unexcelled. The average time is
faster than via any other line. The trains run
through without change or transfer and no
extra fare is charged for Limited Express SER
wee or fast time. See Baltimore and OHIO time
table, this paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-08
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EOR RENT-A HALL FOR AssEMBLAGES NOT
requiring more than as seats Suitable for build
ing or state associations. Location 5l6 9Th st NV
Inquire at Bank Of WM. MAYSE & co. ap0-3ts
IoR RENT-THE ALMOST NEW FURNITURE
II OF Groom house including CHINA, kitchen ware,
bedding, etc to q responsible party for 335 per mo-
Address Water, Star office. ap5-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-08
NOR REM

ISoR RENT-EAsT HALF OF HOUSE 44l RHODE
n Island ave. NV. rent, 81 location very de-
sirable LOUIS d SHDENAKER
hIO-I A2O At n "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-08

3 Piers CT. sw.. 3r. 90. so
1881 9TH It. ne, Or 20
1888 9th st. ne. Or. 30
o Green's slley,4r. water. y
1873 boy. ct. ne, BIS
lU2a 4.n he. or a eel. Id
lllo NJ II ;. e.. 4r......3
II Pierce CT s.w- 3r. 3. 80
220 I'd Il. sc. 4r........s
hear 1910 l =. o, I'd a.
STORES.
80 Pa ave. =. e......-t4o
OJY Ia. ave. >. e.......4O
STABLES.
Rear ol5 i st........sl0
n A. RRADIEI qg- Pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-08

1,Ok RENT-l325 RIGGS ST. S-ROUM BRIG he
n with all modern improvements, 10 u permanent
tenant $50 per month J. A. SETTLE a co. l2;.5
J ST. spb-:n
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hyhttsvl4lc, sr...-..-.-..lg
Patterson ~. he, It's
5ls sth II. sc, or...lf 80
} 81 18th q. ne. 0r. l. 80
22l5 Cleveland ave, 6r.la
80 LIZ II. Nv. 81. ~
2lus 18th -. NV. 5r..l2
Mclean ay. sw.. ~. .ll.:SO
b. 80 9th Il. nv. sr. $50
J So l. -. s.W. 5r ..lO.S
glS ~ 4 s.w.. Or. 1880
: EeIt n Al n.e.5r. 1880
3ls J. -. ne, 4r.........l0
443 * II. NV. .tr........lO
ll22 FHrk al. n =. Or. y. 80
BIG 9Th 81. Sc. 4r.......S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-08

LUX NM
UNFINISHED HOUSES
% Iowa Circle. 3 story i4iS stougbton st 3
brk, Tor, g. m. $50 "a story brk stone Qr $50
~ Iowa C.ostory brk SlS Il st, 5rs., over 81.
lSr q real. l25 wster, gas Sc.........1S
l4of stoushton ST., J. 1912 18th ST. brick, 9r.
story hrk stone, Arx 60 all conyeniences 20
1406 Stoughton ST.. ) Oil Il St 3-story brick,
story brk stone. Or 90 =. 40
laos StoushtUn st, 3 l2O + 81 ne 2-story
story brk 4 stone, or go brk ar. an -. 20 so
l4l0 StOughtou St. j.
story ork q stone, Ut go
FURNISHED
Corcoran St, bet. 18th ll202 y St. 3-story
and 10th sts- 2-story brk l3r thorough
basement brk-, Sr. $50 IL furnished - q 1 so
20 Iowa Circle. 3-story i2Ul5 y ST 3-story
bk., l3r, heated by brk Or thorpuShly
furnace. newly paper furnished .....,........ ;
edwith paper to match
furniture.
$50 Pa ave-. 3-story Pip NJ St. store and
pITlck. Dr., ZoxsO 70 dwelling, new........e5 90
S145l
OFFICES.
625 ST NV, Bra, Sd 625 Est n W. 3rs 5th
e4O roor. ESQ
% ST. NV, 3rs, 4th
DO
NJ NJ PARKER.
st
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IN0R RENT-DELIGHTFUL COTTAGE; z ROOMS
Il fully furnished cool, light and airy south front
porch and yard, ., 18th and herdc; very
low rent to good tenant. JAO. BohLES & CO., l22l
St ARTIST
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lsNOR REM
4 2O26 q st NV. 12r, mod imps 5 G5
1915 II 81. NV, 5O.eO
GO2 18th ST. NV, Tor. ......-...... 66 66
922 18th st. ..................... 30 56
superior st, near Champlain ave. 6r..... 1000
Storage room ..........-.. 800
flne stable, stalls, room for carriages, ina
GEo. W IiNKiNS
mh14-lm 18Th ana II sts. NV.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-03
Al E,nusytIIr. Ind,

tpcclnl uitpatch 10 The Appeal
EVANSVILLE Ind, Feb. 2-Busincss has
been active all day, being Saturday. when
there Is a general rush aud clearing out OF
the weeks business. The Commonwealth
wires arrival early tomorrow morning tO
clear at 10 o'clock. The Gugon, for Nash
willie, with the regular packets constitute
the por: list, all having fair business. There
h a large accumulation for the Common
wealth, due tomorrow. She will be ant 90
catch on to all she can carry at this port.
Adviccs at points here 10 Cairo report
frcights plentiful, aud she may be compelled
to leave some shippers ont In the cold The
bowling Green. ON her down trip, vHs
burned yesterday afternoon at o'clock. ten
miles above Rochester, on the Green River
No lives lost. She j. n total Lose insured
for $1,000 She was built at Louisville boz
$50 The ground hog went into hi, hole in
thi. vicinity IN o hurry to-day The United
States snag.boat, 4. T. Woodruff, came up
NJ GocloCk this afternoon and will probably
lay over here tomorrow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-03
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