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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-19


Everybody has had a fling at mothers
in-law, first and last; and we almost
wonder that any woman in her right
mind, with due regard for her per-
sonal peace and happiness, should dare
to become mother-in-law.
Everybody who had any wit has
written sarcastic things about them:
everybody who had no wit has abused
them; and. if we are to believe half
Il at has been said of them, they must
1--we been given over to Satan long ago.
They have made French-roof Pande-
moniums of the homes of their sons in
law; they have taught confiding wives
10 scold unfortunate husbands for being
out so late nights seeing man:" they
have frowned down the innocent indul-
gence of night-keys, and banished bot
ties with long necks from the homes
aforesaid.
They have allowed angelic little chill
dren to be SASSY" to their tender papas,
and they have the sick headache when
they smell tobacco smoke; and the sight
Of whisky punches ordered for Brown
or Jones. who just dropped in of an
evening, you know, gives them the
ague.
They invade the sacred mysteries Of
the hash, and stick their investigating
noses into the cold cabbage. They take
upon themselves the getting up Of the
soap fat, and insist on poking over the
few scraps which Bridget has set apart
for the poor, lone widow of her brother
Nike"
They kick the family cat out of doors
cold nights, and scald the hair off from
the dogs back with the hot ginger tea
they are taking for their colds. For
mothers-in-law invariably have colds.
They have hereditary disposition for
colds.
This sort of scandal in regard to these
unfortunate women has always prevailed
until recently. But this is nm age of
progress, and later developments have
proved that mothers-in-law are worth
dying for.
The ever-veracious newspapers inform
us that a Young man of eighteen re-
Gently committed suicide in one of the
Western States because of the death of
his mother-inlaw.
Noble youth!
The pioneers in any great movement
OF reform are always entitled to the
lions share of the glory, and surely this
young enthusiast should be kept before
the people. Ho should be encouraged.
for if the dead have cognizance of what
goes on here, itwould undoubtedly help
his feelings to know that those he has
left behind appreciate his devotion to
the shrine of his mother .in-law.
The paragraph inregard to this young
man does not state whether he used
tobacco or profane Language, and it fails
to inform us if he went to Sunday
school regularly.
We have no doubt that he was obe-
dent to his parents, and brought water
on Mondays for his mother to wash with.
instead of going off cunning with bad
boys. He never played marbles on
Sunday. He never tied kite nor an
old tin dipper to dogs tail, or threw
stones at chipmunk, or burned up a
hornets nest, or stole birds eggs. To
be sure not. Nothing Of the kind.
And we are glad to see the public
press publishing the news of this young
mans devotion; ard we are glad to be-
lieve that there is light in the future
for the much abused class known as
mothers-in-law.-Katc Thorn, in Nelv
En1,i. IEool.h,
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tleman than any other person we ever
had dealings with, and if we could, con-
sistent with GU: business, oblige him,
we should be happy to do SO; but I'M
fortunately We are governed by rule,
which is law with us, that dead men
tell no tales, and We think it will not
do to make an exception in this case.
We will, however, in consideration of
monsieur's gentlemanly behavior, be as
mild and lenient as possible in doing
our duty, and grant monsieur five min
utes for saying his prayers.
you have then resolved to murder
me?" gasped I.
Monsieur uses very harsh term,
but we will let that pass. You have
five minutes yet to live by this watch"
The villain then held my watch to
the light, and Ifelt indeed that my min
utes were numbered, and secretly be-
gan to pray for the salvation of my
soul, believing that I could not save
my body.
A death-like silence now reigned in
that gloomy apartment for some time,
and then one of the ruffians bent down
and lifted trap-door. and from the
dark pit below issued noisome smell,
as it might be of putrid bodies. I be-
held my intended grave, and shuddered
and shook like an aspen.
But why stand there and die like q
dog, without single attempt ut escape?
At the worst it could be but death, and
there was bare possibility that I might
get away. I fixed my eye on the door,
which opened upon the stairway and
with single sudden bound reached it,
but found it fast locked. Then, as the
hands of the ruffians seized me with
murderous intent, I uttered . wild
shrek, the door was burst in with .
loud crash, and in moment the room
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Real Estate Matters

Jacob II. Kengls has bought for Ss,4O0 Of
Myer Ieeb part %, square 72s, Al feet IL inches
by IS feet 6 inches corner A and I'd streets
northeast.
Senator Dawes has bought Of Annie E. Nc.
knight part Is, square 2ss, fronting IS feet on
18th street between G and II streets northwest
John Wagner ct. al, trustees, have bought
FOR $500 Of George Ryneal, jr., lots 10 and 20,
square 419, q feet lSs inches by SO feet AZ
inches, corner 9th and p streets northwest.
Kate Tausig has bought of III. G. Spackman
sub AZ. square 20S, 1917 by 95 feet on Corcoran
between 18th and 14th streets northwest.
Maria Chapel has bought for q, 500 Of Della
Chapel sub 81, square $40, Is by 100 feet ON
1 between sth and 9Th streets northeast.
g. w. Joyce has bought for S4,l97 of A.
Burgdorf square west of 1892, bounded by
Kentucky avenue G and 18th streets southeast
u. Wilson Offutt has sold his upper farm of
81 acres at Bethesda, Nd, to Maj. George A.
Armes Of Washington for SIC, 500.
G. c. Glover has bought for S22 900 Of J. God
frey Goebel part Of Grassland-l7.l47 acres on
the Loughborough Road.
p. Laterner has bought for S6 500 Of A. E.
Reese part II, Reservation A-fronting 81 feet
IL inches on Az street between Pennsylvania
and Missouri avenues northwest
DIR. W. +. Luckett has bought Of J. r. Riley
for S5,4S7. so lot 4, block AZ, University Park.
ID. b. Moulton has bought for S25, OILS. 43. OF
Q. Z. Dufey. sub. 102, 50. GIL, fronting 800 50
feet on New York avenue, l53. 50 feet ON LIST
street and lla.1o feet on n street northeast
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Slashed With a Razor.

There was . concert given at the Montello
Methodist church last night, which was At
tended by many colored people residing in that
locality. A young man named Charles Tur-
Asr Vas among those who enjoyed the pro-
gram. He had not left the church when the
late train reached the station from this city.
Charles sledge was one Of the passengers on
ne train. He got Oh at Montello station and
proceeded TO the church where he met Turner.
They bad dispute about girl and Turner u
nov confined in the Freedman's hospital He
has two razor cuts on his BODY. Policeman
Slack arrested Sledge and locked him up ON q
charge Of attempted murder. He Was taken to
the Police Court this morning, but the case
could not be tried because Turner was not
able 70 appear.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET
BETWEEN NJ AND STREETS NORTHWEST,
KNOWN AS 1910 TWENTY EIGHTH STREET.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
DISTRICT OF Columbia passed in equity cause No.
l22II, OF Isaac d. Taylor against George Taylor and
others, the undersigned as trustee will sell at public
auction, IN front of the premises, SA URDAY the
FIFTEENTH DAY OF MARCH. A. ID. 1890 at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. M, all the following
described real estate situate in Holmead's adj
ditou to the city of West Washington (Georgetownj
in the District Of Columbia: Parts Lots numbered
ten C10) and eleven I'll IN square numbered forty
two (42i, beg inning the west line 18th street
and at the north line Of five 80 foot alley being one
hundred lOO feet north of (Bridge) street. THENCE
north twelve feet six inches az it. d in thence west
seventy feet eight and one half
thence south twelve feet SIX inches az t. n said
alley thence east seventy ve feet eight and half
inches (7o IT. S in to place of beginning being the
property conveyed to Margaret Jane Taylor by deed
dated June IL, 1879. and recorded in liber ylg at
folio 3O ct seq of the land records OF the District
ment brick dwelling.
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money in
cash. and balance IT and two years with Interest
from day OF sale the deferred payments repre-
BY notes Of the and secured deed
OF trust upon premises sold all cash, option of
purchaser deposit of $500 will be required soon
MS the property bid of. Terms Of be conn
piled with within ten days after sale. otherwise the
property Will be resold at the risk aud cost Of de-
faulting purchaser.
WILLIAM C. WOOD. Trustee,
m4-d&ds 433 Qst. NV.
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A Wffe's Answer to Her Husband Suit.
In the case of Jackson Fisher against Betty
Fisher, in which her husband seeks divorce
on the ground Of misrepresentation and deser.
ton, the defendant has, by Mr. Joseph Shilling.
ton, filed her answer. She admits the mar
riage in Culpeper county, Va, in 1863, but
denies the charges against her. She admits
that she had given birth to child before her
marriage, but asserts that during their court
ship she made full confession to him and he
condoned her indiscretion. She states that in
1886 he assaulted her and at other times treated
her with cruelty; that she was compelled to
have him arrested in 1886, and she charges
that the desertion was by him and not by her,
and asserts that since her marriage she had
been good and true wife to him.
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Left His Home to Become q Tramp.

Herbert Andrews was the name given by o
prisoner In the Police Court this morning. He
vss young man, but the coal dust was so thick
on him that his white skin could not be seen.
Herbert was before the court q year ago, and
when released he left the city. He has been
away ever since until last night, when he ar
rived on . coal train from Harper's Ferry. 1t
was nearly o'clock this morning when Police
man Ferguson saw him looking in store win
dow on 7th street. When taken to the police
station he BACKED everything he touched. The
boy says he had q home in Baltimore, but il
appears that he prefers the life Of a tramp
rather than to remain there. He plead guilty
IN the Police Court this morning to q charge Of
ysgrancy and was given two months on the
farm.
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Arbitration and Peace.

The Christian arbitration and peace society's
anniversary meeting takes place tonight at the
Church Of the Covenant Mr.. Justice Harlan
will preside. The main address will be by Dr.
Geo. Dana Bosrdman, D. D., LID, president
of the society. Their last annual meeting was
held at the academy Of music, Philadelphia
As Congress is in session the law makers can
have the opportunity to hear what this part
Of the Christian world have to say on the subject
of war, armament and peace. Reserved seats
can be obtained by writing the secretary, Will
lard's hotel
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m4-d6ds
FOR SALE-HOUSES &LOTS
ID EAL ESTATE BULLETIN
JOHN B. WIGHT,
l4OSH q Street Northwest,
Near the RiRxa House

p EAL ESTATE BULLETIN
JOHN B. WIGHT,
14OSH q Street Northwest
Near the Riggs House.
Beautiful Lot on stoushton ct, facing south.
Lots on Oregon ave.. 1880 #. 81 % per foot.
Lot. st. bet LIST and I'd me-, 81 100
ss'0sy ana q Basement House on New Hampshire ave.
2,story and Basement House, II ST. n e., $4,000
Elegantly FURNISHED House near Dupont circle for
Valuable Business Lot near Pa. ave. and 18th st., 3Ox
Ten-room Brick on Riggs st., e6,25O
soft Lot ON Howard ave-. Mt Pleasant.
several FINE Lots in the northeast, 2OxSO it. in
neighborhood Of o number Of new build
ings; Money viii be advanced 10 purchaser VINO
will build. Wv
Lot 50xl5 on Roanoke st., facing south
i square Of Ground near O. freight yard. on New
Lot on 10th St between andM
For Lease-1417 ct. NV.
Lot on Florida ave. between Mass ave. and St
opposite KAorsma.
i Lot, y st. between 18th and Goth
Lot, 18th st. and Oregon ave. 23I96 m1-8t
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Fined for Fast Drivin0

Last night on Virginia avenue southwest
John b. Williams, an express wagon driver,
drove his team Of horses in such a reckless
manner IS to collide with and damage Daniel
Callan's carriage. Then he drove of at q rate
OF speed faster than the law allows. Police
man schrader pursued him in q buggy and cap
tured him after q long chase. The case was
tried in the Police Court this morning and Wiz
hams was fined els.
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Passion Music at st. Paul's Church.
The "Cruciaxion," DR.. Stanier's oratorio on
the death and passion of the Lord, will be sung
ct St Paurs church, Esd street, on Friday
evening, the l4th Of March. at 7:90 pm. This
beautiful work has been produced but once be-
fore In Washington. and then by the choir of
tns church. IL viii be presented by the vested
choir, full chorus, organ and orchestra, the
soiost being MIR. Herndon Morsell. Admission
VII be by ticket only tor which there is no
CHARGE, to be obtained at the church on and
AftlG Sunday pext
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SHOOTING STARS.

Those Chicago Worlds Fair men know the
needs Of their town and the young ladies Of the
Metropolis should have no fear that they will
not be amply accommodated. The proposed
promenade along the lake front IL to be 500
feet wide and Q mile long. 62S0x300, surely
ought to be large enough.
The discovery Of q fresh nihilist conspiracy
in Russia means more workers in the salt mines
Of Siberia
A one legged man who lost foot race had
lame excuse for his defeat
| All THERE SENATOR'S!
That smelling committee
May smell and may smell,
And the newspaper fellows
| Won't tell and won't tell.
"Well, said a swell young woman Of the West
End to friend after half an hour 9 experience
with pompous fedgling of twenty, "Well, for q
man who doesn't know anything that young
ster knows more than any man ever met"
II he must be colornized why not's the
negro to Colorado?
forced smile-compelling the other fellow
to set them up.
PHILosoPHId
In to each life some rain must fall,
Into the hard and into the mellow,
Philosophy though will make it come light,
II it only will hold the umbrella.
ALL OUR SPACE NOT TAKEN.
''1ll fares the land, to Fastening ills prey,
Where wealth accumulates and men decay"
And yet, We think we have sufficient space,
To name the men decsyed about this place.
The age Of dress is not the garbage.
The meanest one yet is the man in Vermont
who wants the government to pay him interest
on the money invested in two cent stamp on
delayed letter.
The army lieutenant who married Chicago
pork packers daughter and went into business
with her father says; 1.-THE pen is mighter
than the sword"
Bad form-chloroform.
Whether farmer will raise a good corn
ia a - L.
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FOR RENT--STABLES

EOR RENT-STABLE ON 3O-FOOT ALLEY.
west sids lafayette square; hve stalls; water and
goe room for three carriaGes; terms modsrsts Key
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Whether farmer will raise a good corn
crop or not is q matter of hoepinion
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WANTED-HEIP

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andPantry Help q onos DICKS. Sis 7thn.W mz-St'
WANTED. : IMMEDIATELY. A COMPETENT
1451 n st. NV. It,
WANTED :. Ex-DEPARTMENT CLERK AS
f1T sh. Sg
WANTED-A COMPETENT WOMAN TO TAKE
between s e lnYss tsd Assist with Sewing A
70 Surss iais1, .SFss HcRs1: old
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WANTEp.A GIRL TO COOK AND DO GENERAL
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WANTEp-LADY FOR PERMANENT Posi-.
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WANTED WHITE GIRL FOR COLLAR AND
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WANTEDs1,AN ACTIVE: WELL EDUCATED MAN.
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WANTED-EIGHT LADIES, TWO TALL MEN
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WANNTED.-AN ACTIVE MAI, AS PARTNER IN
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W. ~ ITivate Family: Apply to ia 18th St i4os
WANTED-sALEsMEN. ON SALARY OR COM.
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WANIIEdp;IaA. FIRsT.cLAss SLEEVE TRIMMER
WANTED-A wELL-TRAINED WHITE COOK,
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neat and give unexceptionable references Call ct 926
17th ST. NV. m3-3t'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COOK. WASHER AND
w Ironer, also House Maid, in private family call,
after pm, at 1902 Q st. NV. m3-2t'
WANTED-HOUsE WOMEN, CHAMBER MAIDS,
homes
TlLLIaLNCE OFFICE. May building. 7sh and Enw.
WANTED-OFFICE BOYS BUFFERS DRESs
Housemen, Youths to learn Drafting, arm and Dairy
Hands. This and other cities. Baggage Room Trunks
stored. BURNHAMS. lilo St NV. ml-6t'
WANTED-THREE EX-DEPARTMENT CLERKS
ment. FAULKNEK 4 ALLAN. $40 st. NV. mi 81
WANTED-LADIEs TO LEARN DRESS CUT
w ting ut Half Price Cutting and hitting and pat-
terms cut BY measure. TIA 18th st. NV. ml3t'
w to Cook. Wash and Iron and make herself Gener-
ally Useful must stay at night: references required.
Apply at 4sl Cst.s.w. m1-Jt'
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO ASSIST IN GEN
Star Office. ml-3t'
WANTED -DUNDORE,s EMPLOYMENT Blu.
W reau conducted BY ladiss-Men and Women,
and states with references removed to 7OS LIST W.
WANTED-sALEsMEN.A AT ONCE-A FEW GOOD
and
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WANTED-COMPETENT WAIST AND SKIRT
w Hands; none other need apply. J. c. HUICk
lNSON, 9O7 Pennsylvania NV. f26-1w
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

EOR RENT-THE I'd. Sd AND 4TH FLOORS OF
Il the New Building, D. 18th and Pa. ave- a w. |,
the best lighted building and the finest view on the
avenue; rent reasonable. Apply H. STANDIFORD,
9tn and sta NV. m33t
EOR RENT-LAR0E wRLLLIGHTED ROOM on
II ground 1oog. for business purposes; only go
MONTH THOMSON'S MUSIC STORE 621 18th
st., third door from st. h22.Sm
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WAxNT .I1D, By EIKsT,cLA 1,
Bartender; can eye the best Of reference Of last
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN tCOLORED) WHO
w understands the care Of horses well and driving.
COACHMAN. 1lO3 st. NV. m4-2t'
WANTED-BY CoLOkED Girl, A PLACE TO
w do Chamber Work or General House Work for
sSa sSts snd sl.t
Virginia ave. It,
WANTED-ALwAYs GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR
Maids Nurses Laun ID Waters: Kitchen Msas;
or NEAT sAy h kND
Address Ii i. G.. I4a4 liI6 st. NV. mast
VNANTED--BY A YOUNG COLORED MAN, WORK
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS = POSITIONS
W for Cooks. Chamber Maid. Waitress, Laundresses
man. Buffers sAML A. CooMBs. SO st NV It.
Nurse. Call or address 1875 10th st. NV. IL
w Experienced Young Colored Man q Situation in a
WANTED A RESPECTABLE GERMAN
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woman's Christian Home, 4O4 9th st. NV. It,
XNANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL,
House Work in a Small Family Cali or address ,i.S
New York ave. 1t.
WANTED AN EXPERIENCED WHITE
references. Address WHITE COOK. Star Office It:
WANTF1-A SITUATION BY fast CLASS
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VV ANTED-BY COMPETENT WHITE MAN.
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NNANTED-BY COLORED WOMAN, WASH No
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10th st. NV. m3-2r
YVANTED-sITUATION By FIRsT-CLAss COOK
erences. Address All Washington ST. :m3-3t'
WAANTIDa5gY Owl, While GIEL1A PLACE AS
can give good references Call for two days ct LIS
MANIFESTATIONS FOR WHITE GIhL. IS
w years House Maid or Child's Nurse; Infants
Nurses,settled women,; Farm Hands and MANAGERS;
kisf i.ss Hands &C SUHNHAMs' lilo st. NV
WANTED-EMPLoYERs Will BE FURNISHED
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OFFICE free May building. 9TH and L SITS. NV.
Recipe. family where there is other help: wash.
WANTED--ROUSES.
WANTED-II WILL Pay CASH FoR HOUSE
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WANTED-FROM OWNER fOh A lash CUS-
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WANTED-TO BUY PIECE OF PROP RTY PAY.
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WANTED ROOMS.
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Nv ANTED-To GIVE THE USE OF NEW FURNI-
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w Furnished Rooms; frss or second nocr; with
board in Northwest; references exchanged Address,
with terms. SCRIP. star ONE. m4-2t
WANTED : SEPTEMBER l-BY DESIRABLE
p. Tenant stSrs Eoom About % Or 8SrsU on 81
400 2 s12s Per month. Address BUSINESS 2.
WANTED-A WARN, QUIET, HEALTHY FUR
Pension building; references. Address COMFORT.
star once. m3-2ts
WANTED.BY QUIET PARTY-CHEERFUI,cO CON
section. xddrsss PiTTsBURd. Star Once ms-Ss:
WANIEp1IBY 4 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, 4
bath room mt OF second aoor; In northwest section.
Nv ANTED-FOR LADY. 4 PLEASANT fEoN +
w Room. unf9rnishsd; rent must % r..son.bie and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-04
AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON TWENTY-EIGHTH sTREET
BkTWEEN NJ AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
KNOWN AS 1910 TWENTY EIGHTH STREET'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-04

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