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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-12

The Diario di Roma Of the 18th July, says: From
April. there have been accounts of 1920 cases--
IL ,2s3 dcahs-which gives an average proportion Of
about 360-and odd victims per day. and l5 per hour
from whence il follows that during one third Of the
year. this pcstience has carried of victim every four
minutes in that city
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-28

stolens was two horses. The elder ofthe two poys was put upon his trial, and his brother sworn Co testify against him. He told hia sfo. " Nlih all the simplicity OfyOuth and innO- It appeared. from his asstimOuv,that,so some months since. their father, who was in indi- gent circumstances, emigrated from Ply take them all with him, having previo,,siv bound;them f0ra term of years tSs . man in that place. Their master, becoming hank rtipt, absconded, while they, deprived of en. ployment, were defrauded oftheir wages Under these circumstances, without money. and almost destitute of clothing, they turned their backs upon their former home, to seek that of their father. Thus prepared for Q Journey of a thousand miles, they set out, ig. norant of the world. and of the country through which they were 10 pass. In this manner they proceeded, begging their food. and sometimes, when unable to procure more comfortable quarters, seeking in barns their rest at night. Passing through one of the southern counties of this state, where tl1e. in. habitants themselves were short of 4nfov;. slons, their story was discredited :. and ureed by hunger and weariness. they took the hoFs- es, Wlth the intention of Tetracing their steps. tlll they could procure supply ofprovisions 10 continue their journey. These were the circumstances which placed them before the court. sss ..sT s,s "A 2A
 The prisoners counsel made a, solemn and impressive appeal to the jury, insisting that the horses were not taken with dishonest irx- !en!lons, Nor. was it the mock tsolemnity of inslncerlfy; the fountains of feeling weTs then unseated,s and {to the honor of human nature be 1t said) the audible sobbings heard from the seat of the prisoners, were answer. ed with tears from the bar the bench. and the jury box. The boy wgsacquitted, and a 'olte ProSequs entered on the indictment a. gainst his brother. A purse was soon made up for them and placed in the hands of a. Chicago. The barefooted boys left the Court House, with their countenaflces brightened with the smile of hope, and bearing with them the wishes of all present, that fortune may open brighter page in their destiny
 ns Bnfalo Advertiser, Sept. 5. sL The hypocritical canting message ofiour Loco Foco President should be taken up par agraph by paragraph, and its falsehood and jolly shown to the people-nothing is en- sier-it can be shredded and converted into its original rags. Granted that people have overtraded- granted that Banks have issued too much paper, who was the cause? .. Jack son and Van Buren. They deranged the currency by withdrawing the deposites from the U. s. Bank they induced Banks to issue too much paper by giving them the public deposites-they made citizens oyertrade by giving them additional banking facilities in the use of the peoples money. Step by step they are the origin and sole cause of all the troubles ofthe country, and yet MT. Van Bu- ren very coolly and very cunningly stripsthe burden from his own back and adroitly at- tempts to place the blame on the shoulders of others.-N. Y. Star.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-28
In Ssnate. = Taesdag, aept. 10.

MT. Rires. pursuant 10 notice, rose to ask leave to introduce Bill to designate the character of the funds receivable for nnhl;c revenue. This is measure which had been recommended by the Executive, but ~ was omitted in the report of the Committee on Finance. In reference to m exclusive cur.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-28

Dtsclaiming any personal or pecuniary in- ierest in any bank owing nothing 0 any owning no share in any, and having no friend who held any considerable interest in any, he called on the Senate and the country to credit the purity of his motives. He wish ed gentlemen who desired gold currency to unite with him, to gel that currency for all sums under twenty dollars, before they went any further. He thought there was common ground in this bill on which all might stand. and carry cut their patriotic views.
 Leave was then given to introduce the bill. which was read a first time, and ordered to a second reading. q"
 The Enterments.- Notwithstanding our re- ports of the number of interments are obtain ed every evening after the work is conplet- ed, and certified by those whose business it is to know, and who by so doing render them- selves responsible for its accuracy, still, some papers of this city obstinately persist in rep resenting the number to be- nearly double what it actually is. The evil effects attend ing such representations on the strangers at present in the city must be obvious, as it is a fact beyond dispute, that fear accelerates the progress of the yellow fever. susa stE
 2 The news that this community is afflicted with an epidemic is now being spread through the country, and we may reasonably expect that few of our northern friends will be will ling to jeopardize their health by visit at present to this city. Should this be the case, we may hope that in the course of fifteen or twenty days the fever will have destroyed nearly all its food, and will then become al- most extinct, from the want of material on which to prey. ,} ts,j m The fact that the fever prevails to- fright full extent in this city cannot be denied, but no possible good can arise from exaggerating its fatality and he who would wilfully be guilty of such an action, or of ofsuppressing one particle of the truth, deserves to be treated as Q public enemy y.-N. o. Picayunc, Sept l9.
 Business for the Lawyers. s.--It seems that the quarrelling among the Presbyterians is in fair way to furnish good supply of legal business. Already distinguished members of the bar of Virginia, have given written opinions on the question. Messrs. Kent, Hop- kins, and Wood, of New York, have also fur nished written opinions 1; so far the current seems to run against the majority" and pronounces their excisien of the synods un- constitutional. Strange that professed be- lievers and teachers of christianity cannot learn it's peaceful principles, and practice them enough to evince the sincerity of their profession. No wonder infdelity increases.
 s ". Y. Transcript.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-28

Greot Ere in Chi1l,cothe-An extra from the office of the Sciota (Ohio) Gazette, states that on the morning of Friday the 18th inst fire occurred in Chillicothe, which destroy ed all the buildings in Holler's Row. The principal sufferers are William Shepherd, Cabinet Maker, Grocery Store, L. Bullock, Upholsterer, R. Douglas, and MT. McGhehe This was by far the most extensive fire ever known in Chillicothe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-28
A SCENE.

Al the present term of the General Ses- sions. occurred scene of no ordinary inter- est. Two brothers, one apparently 10, the other lA years ofage. were indicted for grand larceny. The property alleged to have been
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-28
To,al members of .he Eleuse, \

John Fleming, whose examination on charre or firing his own premises, at New-Hayen, was con. 4COo dollars iotake his iai before the Superior Court in October next. s sfS MN EtIsss5T7-t
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-09-28

orit is an old story in ali countries. that q man who has more than one wife, is bigger fool than his friends, and has more friends than buttons. Now don't say any thing more about it. You have got into a scTapc, and the best way is to git out ont. You'll find that your young wives will be as glad to git rid of you, as you will be to git rid of them. But you musn't talk of divorce, or they'll bring you to the proof, and show that you first came a courtin. And by the time you prove guiii on any on lem, they'll git you "on the mp, and keep you there too" says NOW HOOK at your cOurtin, and compare It wltn what u was-its a sad change" saysl, Uncle sam, aint it ? howsever," says ], "my old irlend YOU have had rare ftoIic, and this IS the eend ont-and pritty much the eend of all frolics. 's (" Now" says I "we must go and sec what can be done with the old Wife--I'll be bound," says I, :" she is as sound as ever she was, and not the worse for having taken shelter in her old native State of Pennsylva- nv. I'll 20 on first" says l, "Uncle sam, and tell her to git her buttons and sopc ready for you, and if ] don't miss my guess, you will in u few weeks look as cherk agin as a boy {; and as she is good natur'd crittur and likes to see all happy about her, she will do all she can to provide for the young women you have been galayantin with of late, for she thinks you more to blame than they be- '"i And then," says ], :" Uncle Sam, when all gits slick'd up, and you git all your buttons sew'd on, you will have spare hand always ready to welcome friend or knock down an enemy. At present." says l, Uncle Sam, you are " hum-bug'd ;"-And with that Un- Gle Sam he twitch'd up his brooches, and spunk'd up considerable, and we moved on together. W s.,t.i.l,., is.3. 59...ts 4 I'l1 tell the balance of this story another time.
 Your Friend,
The herald., 1837-04-25

An fsIhlLkNI AbTlCfE FOR fEFSDNhL, btht -
Coosderca sec, unSeigne3 Animation
awakens natural soosle attainment aud preservation
and the oe becomes department both Of import sns u't
by more esFecaly where dsrpnmcn sides IN I've see1on
sfhosc appgnlasc Watch has sancions For this
purpose Lady Woniarne Conn gnd Chinese soap prefer. AZ
fenon founded on nepry rHry of trial. combining ce2arce
of fprcpanon with the SAFETY and cca
Ill att aimed extensive paiunape fcffe her and
tsoer q the ocgpcron ,nd pes.rynt gimr'ed aereea
ra ss by Jpdebil Bcekuan s,rscl conner n w lisl;
p syms csncr sowey snj Walker Proc cents per cake
sio
The herald., 1837-04-25

By Lieut. O. W. Panen Of the U, s Army
The attack Fort Mellon made 4 sssppos,d bJ hnr ~
nd M ce eoad hase been scovea BY the Indians
shO made the sttack"-southern Paper.
B!szei with your serned columns.
will not bend the knea
The shackles ne 'er again shall bind
The which is free
I've maipd il with the thunder
When the tempest Rut' erd 10"
And where il falls ye We may aftaa
The lightning of its blow
I've scared ye in the city
~. scaloed ye on the plain;
n. cauot your chosen wheIe they i.H
Beneath my leaden ra
acorn YOU preieiS treaty,
The pale face d;iy.
Revenge is stamp'd upon my spear,
And blood" my blt cry
Some strike for h, pc ofbooty.
some 10 defend tier all
battle for the JOY have,
TIE the white n An tall;
love among the w0.nsed
To hear his dying moan,
And catch while chanting at his side.
The music OF his groan
Ye've tra'd me thro' the forest
Ye'yc tracka me Der the stream,
And st juggling throu h the everglade,
Yoar bristling bayones CLEAN
But stand ! should the warrior,
With his rife and his spear
The scalp of nseance still is red
And ye-" Come here"
Think ye o find my homestead
gave it TO the fire
Ny tswny household do ye seek
lam achldess sire
Bat shoud you crave LIES nouri.hment.
Enough have md good
hpe hate--'tis all my bread
Yer light is my food
Iloathe ~ withmy bosom
scorn ye with mine eye
And IN taunt ye with my latest breath,
And fight ye till di,.
will ask ye quarter,
AHe ne er wilt yeur slave
Bat N swim the ssa Of slaughter
Till sink beneath its
will be rev,emb that many OF the 5cmnole kicd 'hei
children they being sdered Ineumbrance TO the war
The herald., 1837-04-25

&: .sy u: z sss':
saS s L s
srsces union s. WITH oonfde.ee that hs car
M %s sssse; IN csse when
4s s. esss medium
spectacle Glasses having the peculiar property e seepns w
without the n,css:y e.; Of sssass e.
that he s!tsad, diseases Of he eye and
sSa ss Once ''
1,O ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT
ef,he ceebfs,cd osSlst roc.so MAcKENzIE Of Glasgow
fully LS.e cc;ei with Dtesses Ihe Eng oimps,lss
n here IA then 5 If sssi
AID scientific. snu,,,.,,r.
Spectacle Gascs Of the finest ash and sos
sSa1a o. Se aes tine same e eens e 5y IN,
of,hs stimportance- -especag attended TO- sm s,o
,cock m25 m'
SApONACEOUs COMPOUND FOR SHAY,
ne Snauaes S It. an esdeasc
II os ri Pasnf ns ap.n L % s. H The
Ei in The least i pleasantly perrmSa and put IA neat Gov
PIce 50 cent pot, for sale at .,,,,s p,,.pm,cv
die-tf 26i Broadway cor Franklin 81.
u UsHTON q AsPINWALL, No. Sc william street
naes q, op~B%supSy @ % PsH hsS: pIa.'Ss Ss-
s ssasn %s
English Older ass,rtment- and Soda
a % % e to
tce s famAies-Sw0iHs Panacea and Vermfuge AZ
manufacturers psises-Taaric Acd-Supci Carbonate So o'
dec 10
SWAIN,S WORM SUGAR PLUMS.-An effica-
- Medicine for Children causing worms
to be discharged sunbe uni when thee = n ap
pearnnce they do much good carving oil ire sec eo
f from tho mach aHd bowel, which generate them
nrietor's agent. NATHAN u. GRAHAM
' IS Cedar ST. corner OF Wiih7m.
| METALLIC WASH.-iMPoRTANT TO HOUSE
l KEEPERS and entcfpising Chemist as
covered uabc Metallic Wash ard by the pers sion Of s
friends feeling o humanity he lndursd 10 oe 10 se
public ts wei known that many eas aye caS r.
jcsy using Cxa Acid and Other poisonous sustnces ioi
cleaning ea This Wash will can metals with the icat pos
se labor and from containing thing injurious a
| IN cases, il Is medicine.
| Also, Win! w Glass and Lamp shades :, --
Acen's-MiRar Gamble 1913 Broa-way; John Is Doun corner
of roadway Bceckcr Adam,on Oh H. 6ss Broadway ana
Boyery " Enee, Of East Bro ,dwav aad MaIhet 81
G d. Coggesha Pearl street, A u d. sands Fulton 81
nact;T ne ,r ,s;ny the Wash on ne gtel. a9-lm-
| SUSPENSARY BANDAGES a. TR RtssEsZ,
- seusefu surgical oi
the for sale at No Ann 81 eel
where they adjusted and appisd practical sursoon
joy
AGATE MORTARS..A general assortment Of Agate
N MOrars Pestas oi different nunles Tor sal~by
mar DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER. 377 Broadway:
The herald., 1837-04-25

Low SPIRITS.-Low spirits , a certain state OF
sys ars apebeoded pon The sses grounds aud the
% % cnnes ses", sa ar Of the
technca called hypochondra which arr situate. Oh tne ns
e side OF that cavity whence comes the name hyiochesef
Symptoms common cerpoea atulency in
the stomach bowels acrd ercia,ions coyeness pasnodc
pains nes dimaess Of The sight aud oen an
any rs That 81 nsss ms a
and defect led with fetal derat genen OF
e. ss mental s1ys sGa he ssfus an
h, mse ,ersi,y The o. men are as open
Causes .edenary M of kind sally severe Re study
70 % asI h
and drinking the nmod rate u.s. OF neenry wSen -
menses stioued eruption ,Saiion debility Of
important organs ~hintae abdomea Is asaaen
principle objects are to I.%,se s,n.
Be psmed by Sy a1",. ssSI sa
1esai by the ocea nn use apenen, We know
thing better aleu- ae obtain this end thar Dr. m Evans
sowsI. being cnos,Ie Pm. which
and without dispute have proved great blessing to numerous
S.ne phy-icians Anve but
it should not be resorted to- in cases 1t VII greatly assa
The medic office or DIR. VIM v,Ns is 100 chs,h y
as Ii. excellent Samy Aperni Pills ma, Sold al.o
by his asveriisr d coontj agents ho-lm-
AcHEi-The too'hache efecssly and permanently cured,
without Ut ses s pm r F% sms Ss ANY x
Many aes and gentleTcn who have been ase,' % wh M
sse ss, Ss s 70 ea sssa' & %
wishes 10 make this known for the benefit the psc has been
cured and has had relapse for the last five
Ths by this discovery the last two
de Let the he tender, the teeth
decayed they will short time become capable Of mas
tcation, and free frnn pain for HE y,
These DROPS viii fail where the pam ~
by oil tooth and OF
They have effect present
but also todeadcn the eectnay asro reader capae
ofieeline -.
sale esale and by r. Sands 81 Full
AMI William Maor mLle, corner ofDey and Broad
9eecker W. Forbes, sos Pearl Il. OF Cross St
W. Horvell, corscr Canal aad HuisoEsts.
Il. X. Austin, IS Carmnes est
Bunet Chemical all Is Spxth Avenue nearly opposite Amir
yst j. Osbsrn iiouson and Bowcry, &C &C &C
Price, SO cents aii-im
The herald., 1837-04-25

Ffuhce IN al ch ts tu' The OF
ti OF medicine Is Jiiul and often lead, worse
IR. Ugh Dnn.s IS9 I'll RHLSRM 6F RAKAsn.

la Of medicine Iifal &c nomy. and ocn csds 70 worse
yST 2 ~ III BxLsRM All
- having been estahcdps stands medicine nearly half
sfi .sI he as d1s hs e. osy
extend lis seai uSes the proRe,e having recently sycs
this civ las only inform tho's IN want 81 such an at
s.. and "es ssssis and and t@ossS ss *
dsapposted nor drco,cred wh takrs safely
pcrhars he only medicine thst has gained hsng reputation
and certain and ought be jucioy
% aae a S%d "a ssis
c"%ss dsr in bs s, II Ns cay only s 1"ed " the
Al. d sands cor Fulton and william .s J. s. o-b?ne,
The New YORK cIemcal Hail sixth avenue nearly opposite
- ally ca!sa b DR. MEAps DIS sSTfDYsf fs EPIic sTo
from radical and pimsnen, cure Le obaioel Of all
sss s 's,,i ssse S S s
sym nos dyspeps OF are
compsins such loss Of gsS.ss se mes. At
Msc s GnS S = s 81 nswas "%
pain IN stomach heart burn, what called mach
. pasa'i hssr y,,,y.so o. sios,: and d.iIed
s Srf M ee a. s nave s SS SsS
s G o. % ' w sesf az as %esDs
Of es. Th s.easS nas s be . 'rE S .csa,ey DESCRIBED
want of success VIII n attends the ecna mode
ton prra stomach being ocn very n bissoms
sypts~ # tbs troublesome % complain tho acaon
sodLy HULA BrovneQ Maiden Lane; George coss. shall
CO ner oi Pea and Rose Streets Minor Gamble cmnsr IL
BtsaJwa, and Vesey streets. Dcdd Of Broadway and
States '"''' ''o'''' NC oni Cd
None nunc with ut the signature Of oEoRGE SMITH
m253o
pIbEs PILEsf.-Dr. Hole's rIe o,.imcnt s a posi-
tive cue for the Piles in three days time so ty w. Hart
vslers " anu ''''"''' . F'"' col o. scss az
The herald., 1837-04-25
SALT NHE Q m, SCHOFULA, ,NINGW " ORM,
- SHINGLES and OF the Skin cured by the seauns


SHINGLES ef,he Skin cured BY the seauns
Ths ": WANDERING , race severed , from m
Find them acquainted with ti4rir secret treasures;
And unregarded herbs and flowers, and blossoms,
Display undreamt ofpowers when gathered y them;r
This oiDests extensive: used the Clip les Of Eng
land and Ireland s lib e sd Of W.. BY
and who & herself for many years afflicted with IKE Salt
attendance har father beng eminent pysciapJ bu, with little
benefit ns the sI By % Gy
qacnty settein america communicated the
ss"
sys % her ana e % s
ccas,s @ and Suadsds are ready ase. eessy 80 move
x6S; 8 hs
sH Sold alss podd corner Broadway BleecSe
sireet BY Mne Gamble Of Isdway and Dcy street
Codngtoa 4s GreeaN chsee andy Hull& Bovine 2e Mai
OR. CHERKY's AsTRINGENT PILLS
For The ef obstinate and long continued elects and all
bsse s se
, have bee" p. sea in New Yos alone
de,nmental celebrity the searary hundreds
Hcy @ % medical swaqwins asdcnes !"
ba, her wSas coen they sa,e "s'
had Undergone complete ssu!aIy change and felt themselves
pI :,: s .hs Of d
Their Isow hqnss years
s @ ns: s
ondfa tonic and asneen properties these pill. To
and these who scepca advantage
ousy carefully the bear
out the Doctors assertions.
London. June 70, 1888
90" much peasuein subscribing the efficacy of Dr.
ys A,,agsnt Pills as Ihaye e,per%ena ally tried them
z. A. .BABNGTON ScnIOr
Lock Hospital, Grssvcnsr place, London.r
The following have recently been received from highly
Respectable individuals s. wo'hy Of perfect reliance
Dr. Cherry-Dear Sir beg
su % TO wsn
that abercd under Giee had done 40 oy near
B and that had travelled die ted Lathcd in fact
physician nded; but still
ed trial ps three boxes Of which took and snc, the
middle Of last March have been entirely free from shc above
enevnting complaint and robust Of h ard nv
mind easy hardly how happy should be 10 rive
pectiuly, SAMUEL l. T, Philadelphia.
Chatham Square, July Is, 1875
permit to grateful thanks wish
9lew that Of extreme hardship and
preycd mind much that could hold stua.
on for !eogfh of time Luckily, when disiituie my
brother arrived from Albany twhere your Pills lad
hopeless cures and brought Pills This wns
in April lns-and since last May have been man. and
send you my and address my y .imony VIII
avail will most checuly sve To situated
Wholesale and retail by A. B. D. sands 100 Fu.o co.nc,
Wiln md retail by Nil Gamble Dew and Hr nd.
Osborne Houston and Bowery j. n Meme. 81,
Br-adway Dr. Galon, of Grand and Bowey W. Poes
will Canal and Hudson and al the New Chemical HALL
IS sistha nearly opposite Amty s T. H. Austin IS Car.
misc street.
~ Those troubled gravel are warranted 10 he eurr nv
DE- Cseys Astrngent Pills Those having the adder
the kidneys ompaned with thick
ishingy relieved ty these pills -Pilce 81 poS box.
~ BSouihern merchants who desire dcxeu
wiz be supplied at liberal discouni Pls
will be warranted TO tbem produce the desiedeec
The herald., 1837-04-25
MEDICAL GARD.

MEDICAL CAkD.-The study bestowcf upon acort I'm IN
Nl branch opacce bD GLOVER, cgrtinnes t2fsssv, % ~
conf Ierce ef tho public Tose who aeatcd with fe.,s
e ss and all diseases arising puy o. nc b,ooa'
and ch M bs the
will 40 we'll consul hin his ece Am street nohI ~
Aver Museum Separate entrances and scprste
vate entrance, sd deorfom the Museim "'Vu
The herald., 1837-04-25

lR. JoHNs0N oonssl,ss :snfds.tissy =, :. h. oss:
4. Il: :ss
lures Seminal asassa
recent aeco IN Two o. ses days a. dths most IN IN
bltasng ndicin fom tus,Dss Per,
so,ss Gcsrsed Legs &c speedily Strangers Noala DO
had against the ocsSsI:Sse which has
wn tour ns sys as, h.
mcd.elne, am directions for us pse forwarded.
from is Chamber street. DIZZY
DOCTOR CORBITT may be consulted ]. the . mes.
%s% %sa's sss ~ New Yo afflicted
san Of the sa old s and e na M
s: sss, @ Ss
ae gsea s %
Ideally cured without OF mercury any other
Ss s The M ehssss are % e ana
under Of and has had considerable
Afflicted hs pec
ee maH s p;
saS ia e
a ABEKNETHY'S COMPOUND LIQUOR
"A ICE MIXTURE for Coughs cSlds Asismss &c The sacc
public but one meath, truly astonishing Hundreds csItf.
have poured Il on the agent o% ns
DR. srAccordns advice, used Bottle
ey cured m Of G Go and cough WHICH
N''" s,gned, B.HowE.
New York Nos. 16, 1885.
DR. e. NJ Guon-Sir-I comply with the request Of my family
my grateful feelings certifying to Tie
Com pound Liquorice Ceu gh Mixture" -
Signed, JOHN WRIGHT.
New York, Nov. IA, 1886. !.
GUToNS Celebrated Worm Drops already known Specific
f. .s % s s s %
s eaa e the ae pop. Bottle
w. New York, Jan. 90, 1857.
d.. E. NJ. Guion,-Dcar sir-
have not the slightest saying that Justly
ac cd Worm Drops unval cd remedy for Worms that
complaint 80 dreadful child and so narrowing to the feelings
OF mothers.
Many medical brethren will dosbtess blame for civ.
hat they be pleased teeTn
nosum-but feel that the suiy owe To fellow
iues is paramount that wichI particular set
tegent and honorable body,
strongly mbued with sectaan encs any other class
But have numbers Of children relieved ard cured and
ny ohcrs made happy and the pleasure derive from that fact
will has for the of my less liberal
fellows THOS STlLLMAN, NJ D.
For sale uons 1877 Powery; Hibbards 2s Bowey Osborn
Bowery UnderlIs Besknan and William; Hnppers
Broadway and Fankn ard Burnett No a5 Sixth Ave
puc. j4-tf
The herald., 1837-04-25

GATE MORTARS.r,A seaeral assortment Of Agate
N Morta with Pes tals diHrrept Tor sa~by
10y DIR LEW Is FEuCHTMANGER. 377 Broadway