davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-16

From FoRr LARAMIE We have been
shown a l-rsr from an officer OF The Army,
dated Fort Laramie, June 20, 1850, from
which we are privileged TO make te fol-
loving extracr respecting The emigration to
California:
"ro Iorm any correct conception OF the
emigration 20 California, across the praities,
il is necessary 10 he on the ground. History
presents no parallel. Thirty:fre thousand
persons have already passed this point. and
there are son,~ ten thousand still behind.
The number of wagons is somewhere near
eight thousand. The cholera has made It's
appearance, and tro hundred have been
buried. This is no great mortality, taking
into consideration the utter destilution OF
many, the want Of prairie knowledge. Sc.
SC. The amouD. of rascalI,y on the road
i. almost beyond belief; there IS hardly a
crime that has not been pe'pe'rated, from
murder down. - Fort Hall has been
abandoned, and the garrison sent into Cali
'ornia.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-16

ridiculous figure he had heretofore cut upoi
the suhjec, ur th" road. But he has forcc'
the necessity upon u.s."
There was m necessity for anv apoog,
you have crn'iied your feelings in at'acl
inr the raiirond interests whenever y"'
saw chance to inllct mn injury, and We
have done our duty nnt grn'ified onrs il
exposing your duplicitv md want Of sin
c-ri'y; and that's al about il. Y"n cam
: hurt I'd no ma,fer how much YOU mny try
we love you both TOO well to think of say
inc even an unkind word To you.
We had marked snne o'hrr items in tho
Registers Nrcl" fur comment. But wan
Of space cnnprlS ia tn pass them.
The Regis'r charges us with wi''f"i'v
misrerresrntina ito course in regard 10 the
rairoad. That. no, trnc. sirs. If We have
committed an error in regard to your trnn
p">i'inn. nine.'"n'hs .nf vonr readers have
beer gully of the snIn" error. and We nd-
wise yoa % rccnr to y"ur. f'cs before mnk-
ing 'hn, chnrge again The whining about
wanting I" src their 'pnp"r crushed" is nll
stuff. aS far ns we mr." cOncrrnrd-wr
w"u'd'n, injnre hair of it's venerable head
if We could.
The inst. if not the most interesting, par-
ngrnph which the Register hns i ms follows:
"'rhe foregoing article, though applied d..
rccr'y to HE Athens Post. is equally nppli.
cable TO a still sma';or fry Of Editors who
have yelped in precisely the same trail, and
attempted to huWhug in ih" same why, as
the Editor of the Athens Post"
Only think Of that--the compliment is
too much for our modes,y. After trying it's
'lcvel best" Ia mike the Post cut the most
ridiculous figure imaginable in this Railroad
business. it says in clfrc, in the above pnra-
graph:
"Now. Sam, we have rnked you down
very nah!v IN crossing our p'th n, every
turn. rxrnsing our "Nj'r,, md preventing
n- fr"m accomplishing u, but after nil j.
snId and dnnr. Inv" p"rhHp- hut D"ri'rn"d
,cur duty - v"n ar" n ">mn'I nv edI'nr."
and when n calf "f "ur d,Sprnpnr''"n"d III.
mrnsinn- h','ai. ven ought Ia hold y"ur
peace hut ,on ar" mo- haf ~ mean mud
cOn'rmp,Ihr as s"m" uih"r> who hnve bren
yclpny on tho same irnii."
II wr fri' bad VIII n we rpnd that para.
graph how mns' tho editors of the Wing
and T,ehninn felt.
ln conclnsinn, we must clnin the imdu'.
gnucc Of our rec'!efs fo- tasrng up so much
nt our pap'r ~ noticing nm article solely
personal 20 nur.rl' BIT it il Sn seldom that
We ,rrspass upnn their pnticrre in tl,a, way,
We lhink they v'Il pardon US, We hcv"
avoided every thing like persona lties, aud
We place The article IN that part Of our pa'
per usually Devoted - light subjects.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-12

HEY nj "A IL X K II /.

SATURDAY, Nay HOP. n.
The stock market confines comparatively quiet At
ths nrst board to-day United States 90, 'o7 declined
.. per cent Brie Bonds, told) u; Pennsylvania SIS,
4; Reading Railroad, III Farmers' Loan, y. Brie
Railroad advanced \ per cent, and Long Island, y.
There were sales to extent Of Harlem and Read
ing railroads but there are indications Of any i'm
prsvsnent in any Of the fancies beyond what the
brokers may get up among themselves. II will be
lby quotations, that such fancies Reading Rail-
road, Farmers Loan Morris Canal, Long Island, and
Canton, have already reached the eliminating point
and the downward course, while Krie and Har-
lem have long since passed points where 1t would b
safe to purchase even the height Of great specu
IlAtivs movement These the only two fances in
1.-The ft prices for which have b. sustained and the
capital and credit of than twothirds Of the bulls
Il the street concentrated upon these stocks for
Ahs purpose Of initiating them much possible.
Ths bubble has already become dangerously inflated.
The receipts at the ofoe Of the Assistant Treasurer
pr this port to-day amounted to s7s775 co. payments
R6O9l oO-bslance, S4,o87 .023 ST.
Gold deposit certificates, to No 1872 inclusive are
pow payable at the mint Philadelphia.
The anthracite coal trade is sti large, though not
lRute go active last week. The Residing Railroad
COMPANY had brought down ~ eos tons making total
sr the Of 379659 tons against 25 99s for
nine last season. The schuykil Navigation Compa-
b. for the week. has brought down 1871 tons, and
urins the season lo6 $40 The Lehigh Navigation
eempany the week, 22o tons and for the
42s tons The aggregate by the three routes Is s7o
bb tons.
An important point in relation to the liability Of
Of banking corporations IL noticed BY the
tv Ore Piesysrs, recently decided In that city
|<y Judge buchanan. billholder Of the AtsbaAlays
BANK who is mot tockholder, susd astockhoider who
not paid up his capital stock, for the amount Of
~ bills. The stockhodef answered thai he was also
holding notes Of the bank 10 amount equal 10 his
npsid subscription and claimed to be allowed to
bensats these bank notes against his indebtedness.
n the principles recognized by Chief Justice eharkey
md Judge Story, Judge Buchanan decided that the
klAntn entitled to this issus. Judg-
sent was therefore, entered against the defendant In
||As gSn Of 81 $50, and costa Il, .---.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-12
CAsTIE GARpEN-MEssRs FRKNCH & uEIsER

CASTLE GARDEN-MESSRS. FRENCH & HEIsER,
" the Leesees Of the above favorte resort
announce that the will Sunday H.
s5O with Grand Promenade Sabbath Concert, under
immediate direction Of George Loder assisted by the
Grand Orchestra comprising the following solo perform
srs:EHerr Noll, prnsiPsi violnist; MI. Schneider.
principal ,H;ap ssr,onst Mr. Ell. principal ba,soon Mr.
man. ebor como Herr Braun, viooneelo Herr Braunes
French horn The frt selection will be from Rossini
lebrated Stabat Mater the Musical Director confidently
challenges comparison with other orchestra
appeared in this country and promises that effort shall
be spared to make the future performance Of this band
worthy the admiration and support CT New York
Programme-Psrt Grand OvertureReissiser Duett for
claronets Quis homo" from the Mater,
hessr- Schneider and Port-Rossni Bas Aria "Pro
eat from the Stabst Mater the ebor Mr. Hrreh
manRossini Solo and variaons bsteson, composed and
performed by Mr.. Elts Soprano aria and chorus Inas-
Atkiss-Rossni. Interrnisson Of half hour Part H.
Grand Overture Cherubn Contrafo Solo, fac ut porten
from the Sabat Mater for the caronet Mr. George Schn
derRosni fantasie and variations for the violin.
pnsed and performed by Mr. Eo FINALE Raokoosy Liberty
March Of Koesuh-Hung arap Admission. 1875 cents To
commence o'clock lee Creams and other rereshmens
superor quality will be provided the saloon and served
by civil and obng attendants throughout the whole
ming well during the inteymission The CosmorAmas
newly arranged and brilliantly lighted will afford
snts 10 the The Castle Garden will be open
during the day. Aaordng superior opportunity fer readins
meditation undisurted nade- while contempis
ting the shipping and most beautiful around
kvel with the ses ascend the supsrb and conveniently
covered gallery above there distinctly hear every sound
and the time inhe the delicious great
and unequaed the eonvenienees Of this SPOT for IL
only Abounds in natural bes utes but
thousand reflections ruited TO ths day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-12
W.surSeroy, May 10, 1850
Ersuiag Report.

The cabinet rumors afoat, to-day, cansed an
unusual run Of custom al the reception AZ the
White House, this evening there being a larger
proportion Of members Of Congress than usual to zee
what could be picked up IN the crowd. Old Zack,
a. usual, was as happy az the day is long lie is.
in fact, the greatest philosopher that ever lived,
since the days Of Mogenes. lie enjoys himself
like an old soldier retired ON full pay.
The May ball at Carusi's, this evening. was a
crowded for comfort. A beautiful daughter OF Mr.
John Houston, Of Washingt on. a relative Of Gen.
Houston, Of Texas, bore of the royal honors, at
tended by train Of young misses of the royal
family, some two hundred strong. They enter
tanned the company with series of new dancee,
OF the latest fashion, which they executed 10 adj
mIration. They gave way al ten o'clock, and
regular ba succeeded which IL still in fsll blast.
cabinet and the compromise. Some think both
will exnlodr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-12
Our BaI,,mor~ Correspondence.

BiLnNoRr, May n, 1Sjo.
~, Reform Elscfiof- Dcmocrafie Gubyaaforiat
DtRcph,es- Jhig MormcntsThe Supposed
hvrdcr Case, Sc
The reform convention has been carried by the
most decided expression of public opinion. Re
turns have been received from four counties, and
sir ports Of counties, which fost Wy as follows,--
For Convention ................. 1891
Against Convention. ss............ 13c0
MAJORITY s............... 1881
ln the eastern counties, considerable opposition
has been manifested, but not sufficient to jeopar-
dire the ultimate result.
The democrats seem ~ have settled down on r.
Louis Lowe, Eco, Of Frederick. as their candidate
TOT governor, though he ", and has been, bitterly
OPPOSED hy nine out Of every ten Of the old hunk
efs OF the State and IL there Is any possibility OF
defeating him, il will be done. Colonel iettings,
purse, and cfIcr Of liberal Of its contents for
elcoiione erng purposes, barbccues, and VINE orns-
ngs, ohamedt the Odd Fellows, aud they entered the
field with 6 confidence OF success. The democracy.
with ts hone and sinew. however, rallied against
them and have almost swept the state IN electing
dsIcra,rs 20 the convention favorable 20 Mr. Lowe,
the only man that the wings fear IA the great con-
tssf. -
The Wins also appear to be considerably di-
vled ON Inc snbject Of a candidate, and the proba-
biity Is that the delegates TO their convention will
be Divided among dozen candidates. Allegheny
county has taken the lead for j. DIXON Roman.
end Washington county has stepped off for VIM. b.
Clarke, ESQ. Baltimore city aud county will pro-
baby name James l.. Ridgely, Esq, the Grand
Secretary Of the Odd Fellows OF the Union; and,
in short, each section win have lie favorte. A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-12
AMUsEMEHTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

pARNUMs MUsKUM. PHILADELPHIA.-P. 7. EAR
- uPrspretor And Manager Henry Sanford Assist
ant hansssr.-Gsn. Tom Thumb stiii In PhilAdeipAia
Owing to delay In the incident
n...psaranss n New Ysk The mansser 4. ,hs ps.s.rs
Tbunb his greatest and fsyorte piece has been
during the week by nearly persons
In their admiration appliances
sequence Of The increasing desire 70 sse will be per-
formed afternoon and evening The saloons
ths most Of sariotes The ssti~ scrsn rroups
has engaged. and will Monday, Mar D.
Aanisssnee 20 cent?; Chiidrva under 10 years isi ss d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-12

APOLLO R0oMs.-vOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
"A Concert, TO be gven by James w. Perkins, Monday
Nay 18Th 1859 81 the Apollo Rooms Broadway which
valuable ssrvissr-Hss Julia Ncrths besor Rspst M
ssharsnbsrs. Mr. Timm, and SnAr.ette .eeonps.insnt
hsd All the hotels and Music stores and s The
dsor the night Of The Concert Doors ~ sslssk
70 commence At precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-12
PERSON AL.

4 INFORMATION wANTED.-rREDERICK HENsLBR.
sorn.riv Of kstsnstaig, Kingdom Of Nuremhsrg sup
(e.es -hsrs in oho can bear Of he sou wism
few nss stating rsadsnce, ts ~ stein
renssr ~ Bo~ery, New York ohe pApsys please sepy
rERRor A SWISS. SPEAKING
III French aad German, loft hi, home At Eerark = on
noruirs sch met for New York whsn st seen
in Nevarh r. NJ the day, since which time
las heard FROM had blue striped INNER su
la slstsd ear. he about feet inches high rather
kut bu % DARK eomPss,es, vesr' sv er $40
s..d fsmiis az 10 Thomas ssrosi Newark " j. n
.id.n Lane up stairs, N. Y. H...af.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-12
WINDOW SHADES, &C.
RAILROADS.

EoR sALE.-To RAuRoA AID soMPANIEs.-roURNlw
Locomotive Engines and Tenders, for track ASK folx
Driving Wheels feet diamstsr Cylndsrs In diamster
D in stroke; four Guide Wheels h wrought from Truck;
wrought iron FrAes with pedestas welded. These
engines o. and built Of the best nate
Yials and variable e. and all i'm
Aso second hand Locomotives for sale
cheap which would for grayel engines Atdrsss
KS. NORRIS. Sshsnsstady
~ New York-E s; Norris. proprietor cails attention
ell Railroad Companies the Locomotive Rnginss
faetursd his especially his Kxprsss KngAss
Or Ash speed like shnins On The sYrssa:s aad utlss
Railroad. Orden for enginea railroad machinery,
GATED With despatch Wrought iron wheels made
Loesnotivs Tyre always On hand Addrs@
\ 4 NORRIS. osAsnsstA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-12

A DAMS a cos cALrroRNrA rxpRrss-rHE uy-
dsrslsnsa svn6 s.errsd 20 themselves kspres. rri-
vsfse en- the fecht Wall Line we'll upon III tc ether
regular steam ere from Panama rransseo C-ern
are rev rrepafed 20 receive and fr~ard Freight Packages
.,Ts, ,r.I nsw hGrs Tor ch,sr.s Win assh sd
The steamer Cherokee zap, wisds Ck.r,s
Monday l3th inssnt 40 three oeloek, Y. NJ hrough s
ehArFe 81 Special Messenger frssht reeeivsf urtl n
9siest the day % sss Parties frvsrsnr rood. 81
mrst W parsur have th-sr invoices daily s~rt6si
We cus'sm He>ss, ace bssss< !. V c-r enss
ADAMS co. " YAH stresN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-12

last wEEK--BAYNE rs PANORAMA OF A
IL Voyage 70 Esvcpe-0pen every evening ~ the orses
HAIL. Minerva Rooms, to6 B!esdyay. smbrssny Way, q
Botsn Liverpool Londou and both sides o. the River Rhine
Admission % cents Children under twelve 10 osnts Door
~ sQppepess moving At ~ Pm. An sxhibiusn
VI Wsshes~ey - Al oooNk,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-12

TCE-lcx AT AUCTlON.-YR0M TEN TO YwILvR
hundred Tons Of extra quality lee Of poad
averaging 10 twelve inches thick well packed
hsuse within ave rode where vessels
srsd tens san lay y receive H. kenasbes River Gardner
Maine VII Be s.id at public sassios. en- hcndsy Nay 70.
~ 10 o'clock A. NJ ~ the susuen Of the suheeriber
Tersens wishing 70 purchase the cs be-
fore the day u sale Terms cash. tbs proprietor
Leave for California The purchaser have the ths
ss house three months For further information plssss
senmr nieate TO J. u. RHODES. AusseDssr.
esrdknsr, hay 8, $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-12

lanes d. JUNEG CO.'S AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN
Amphhea with the widely celebrated French troupe
including Miles Lon Tournaire Rosalne aud Jcanette
and Messieurs Benot Tournaire &c. and host other
talented artists among whom Wallet the
jester Sam. p Sekney the great American Ia
Nixon and his highly accomplished children. &c. will be
exhibited in Brooklyn rearof Montague Hail. Nor
only, commencing Monday evening" May 18th.
N. b. Grand Performance on Wednesday and Friday
Afternoons, commencing At 8 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

| IN - s,,.s S,,.,r,~< 80 ~.
isdi.s brrneh-Tte members Of this society Aot others
hing 20 msmtors snf thereby recnre W the
keaae notice that gsnertl reetns vtl Be held
Ksen's Fourteenth ward h7tvi ga Monday ercanS
ococt rrpefsely rurctnsi Attendance 10 requested
ne eonsstntiou and bylavs vfil he unlimited by
lr o. the COMMITTEES. cftfhtN ptNN fre-' B.
IN r. A-CoIrNBTA CHArTLw, NO. 1.-THE MN
hers are noifed 90 meet a. the Chsper kco
brner of Beecker aud Morton streets this Sunday MAJ
pay the last tribute % respect TO our dpafted
lanes T. Prey from No ~ Oran1 street. uembers
the order respectfully invited 70 dnie Nth Ne by
lder. y W. CbONks ;.
TEE ARMY MEDICAL BOARD OF EXAMINATION,
eompostd 81 surgeons r. a. Mower, Cd De Camp. and
simpson viii convene Wednesday NAY 10Th, 81 No.
se street ~ 10 ocloek The session viii eonhnue three
e,ts or upwards.
h, ALL ROAD ACCIDFNr-AIL PERSONS VINO W.T.
messed The accident the Harlem Railroad "a Centre
rect the corner q waller. 1e sts q May lis
no, vcurr giri fetty Downe. BY ear are
artIeufay respected 20 call ~ Ne. % Beekmsn street, en-
oUd,v N orninf, the i3th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-12

EoR sAIE-A soRRgL HORSE COMING srx yrARs
eld hnd IN single and double harness, asd usssr ,bs
saddei TIE ewner tlnks he Ne mile
d ri CAift~ Ne slJH,rsrv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-12

Hair Dyc-DatehelOI's Genuine Liquid
nair Dy can only b ptceured OF the mandatory Wall
street. Ths public should guard against limitations See
vaSous dirlsnes Persons whose hair has sssumeS bad
color from the Of tho dyes have 10
ID hy calling ~ above. Copy the address.
PhaiOn's Magic Hair Dye, 20 Color the
Hair or whskers the m"iseht it is applied without
10 the hair skin IL he washed immediately; With
eat the color and has NO bad odor 1t piled
sold at PHAL0NS 1877 Broadw and by Faweett ste
east Of Chestnut and Fifth streets. Philadelphia
G0uraud's Italian Moderated Soap, For
caring all skin diseases deccorAtions aud blenshss Pou
re Subtitle for superuous hair from part OF
tAs body Lily White for the complexion Liquid Rouge,
soa At G walker street. first store from nst Broad way
y. T. Calender. ~ South Third street. philadelphia
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, General Debility,
0Atplensy liver plans and all Affections are
relieved and in most eases entirely cured BY ,hs
Of Plannetts Bter The article is purely vegetable
compound and has been used with great suoee in the above
Complaints by in this city and else where IL
Palate probably Of the best
tonics offered 1t is admirably calculated TO allay
arising sickness otherwise and it's Will
w all please those suffering from the abovsnamsd
09sSTders- For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
JAMES SADLIER No. 2S4 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-12
DIR. CHARLES EUNDEs
WATER CURE EsTaBLTsHMErr,
At ronrrsnrTcr. 49,

~ and e publc thst be has become 81 the lss Dr.
Rueecs Water Cure Fstshshrent benson villa snd
half miles the Northsmptor Railroad Depot
hours ride York about ave from Boston- and eve
from Ah.ny tuacdin one % the plsass,tet valleys 81
New Enrand. surrounded With vcct usvr hills ssA shsdl
vsls ndanty ppsd with the sofe~t asd
The and healthy and the
elm rid agreeable The and spacious b.dnss
all the corverences for water pnrpcsss
rrch large runse baths dcrche ant airy loe~ns rooms
Tor rstients for either ns~iu
~. The Doctor teng the earliest living tseipse Of
Priseri AZ crpfsnbsr ard iavns sspsrieres u
th.n he~n q HE his writings wstsr be-
ns N The hsnds o. Enreresn hydropsh hcpe %
srord res~onahls from The
nsde the s~6srsrs esnH&s
tkew~evss " him. ne sstshhsk ment 10 cp~n. Tor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-12

svssy tsy n shs .fssrnesn s.s in che
week The "hoNsi Arti.s viii appear IN come aal
srsssl Lying pleturss Including rsxss Gresh Siavs
sons Of The s:st formed IN ~ ysrla With
sssss. .,s i..ey With Variety
AMUSEMENT In New Ysvh Prices adssson-stass sssS1
EMO; boxes. Ne; parqustts. l2ke- private bones 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-12

WELCn's GREAT NATIONAL CIRCus;-OPEN FOR A
w short at Asor Place-Lewis b. Lent,
Monday evening May 18TH and during the week Eaton
Stone the distinguished vaulting Equestrans first appear
in this city in the OF regular Circus The
tire troupe Of Shetland Ponies in their various and
exercises The Rivers Family in all their elegant Feat
HorsenA nship by kessrs Dale Neville Cadwaader,
Gus Madame Camille and Master Williams. Two Clowns
Bob Williams and Dan Gardner. Ring Master, Capt Do
Camp The interior Of the new Pavilion has been
fitted In style OF great elegance and convenience
perb Military Band will accompany the Performance and
the srctest decoru enforced Admission Is chill
drcn under OF half price, Extra
will be given Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-12
lDVERfISRIRyTy RENEWED EVERY DAY.

AJorK IosT-BETwILN ~ WALL AND 8 JOHN
N streets, Note Of Thomse Adds Enmett endorsed ~
E.ryis Pe Sd Of May 1900 at four months fer ave
kundred dollars. All persons cautioned against nsgc-
stins resolving said note Any person VIII be nhsrsly
By delivering said Aots 70 WIN h. SMITH, AtsoS-
hey at Law, 4 New Of.
4 osT-uAY uru ByTwREN 90 AND ~ STREET, A
II Peshsl Booh teiessng 20 NJ niAssmns n Third s.s-
.us With ~ "a dollars; Is bad bill 3teks, enc OF ths
Fy4rps one Herald one Star. whosoever will return The
~Sme 10 l21 Third avenue, will receive - reward.
n osT-oN TIE nth INST, IN THE AUCTION ROOM
Of nessrs. H. Leeds Co. or In the street, daxk
islered sIsi conts nns . ann in bsons the State
MI Of the State Bank Of 0hic the
hiil moetiy banks In the State 81 New
Fsri. Alec. sundry rspers ADDRESSED TO so.<daAn
vii be leaving tbe
4 Messr, Jroy Wiiey's. Nc. lA broadway.