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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-04-08
State Of Tennessee.

Chsncery Court at Winchester, Franklin wv
Clerks Office, March 16, 1858.
Jesse S. Counts,
vs..
Joseph Campbell. ,..
Il appearing that the defendant, Jcsepl.
Campbell, is a nonresident of the Stale y
Tennessee, so that he cannot be reacded y
ordinary process Of law It is therefore or
dered that publication Re Eade for four SUI
cessive weeks in tie Hone Journal. Wincses
ter, Tennessee, requiring said non'teslo en-
defandant to appear herein on or before ",
first Wednesday AFTER the third Monoay ~ a
August next, to plead. answer or delnu ~, "
said bill, or the same will DO taken iof '0'
fsssed. =,
.. H. R. ESTILL, C. g. NJ.
BY ABE FRlZZELL' d.
March ls, 1858, 1t prs fee a
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Every heart" says Long(ellow, "has
its secret sorrows, which the world knows
not, and olten,imes we call man cold
when he is only sad"
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Upon the marriage Of a Miss Wheat, OF
Virginia, an editor hoped her path might
be Aowery, and that she nigh. never be
thfashed By her husband
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Notice.

All persons having claims against the es-
tate of Mathew s. Swami. dec, are hereby
notified to fie their claims with the Clerk Of
TIC County Court Of franklin County, duly
authenticated, &c., on or before me 9th day
of July 1855. the insolvency Of said estate
having been suggested to said Clerk by tho
undsIsg ned. -
JAMES q. NORTON,
APPS. ADM of III. ). Swami. dec.
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Administrators Notice.

~ persons having claims against the estate
of II. F. Robertson, due, will please presen,
them to the undersigned duly authenticated,
And all persons indebted to said estate arc re.
CURED to come forward and make payment,
or the same will be placed in the hands Of
proper persons for collection.
II. II. SMITH, Admir-,
March IL, 1858. If
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-04-08

Squibbs "wants to know" if doctors
by looking at the tougro Of wagon, Can
tell what ails it.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-04-08

On a very pretty girls saying to Leigh
Hun,, 81 am very sad you ses," he re.
piled, "ob, no; you belong to the other
Jewish sert--ycu are very fah I,esi"
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T. o r $ A L. T.

A VALUABLE TRACTOR LAND
lying four miles North of Winchester, on the
McMinnvl.e road. in sight of the N. e. c.
Rail Road and within two miles of Decherd
Depot, containing l75 acres. On said land
there is good roomy, convenient Dwell
LING HOUSE, Barn, and other necessary
out-bouses; tIlreshing machine, &c. Drink
ing and stock water convenient, The situa-
ton is high and pleasant, and far removed
from any local cause for sickness.
ANY one DESTROYS Of getting GOOD bar
gain would do we'll to be in time.
C. L. TURNER,
APPS. Bin Winchester, Tenn.
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against lh 3. n.
tate Of Patrick Mcbride, dec., are HEREBY e,s,
tilted to file their claims with the CLERK o. .u.
County Court of franklin County. guy y. n
,henticated, &C.. on or before the 2s'n Gg ~
June next, the insolvency of said deeeo' ~;
estate having been this day suggested 70
Clerk BY the undersigned. , ,r,,
AMI AdaA q sst,iek heB'"e,
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o. Ae GO E IL 4 ES
PARRISH & McNABB

HAVING purchased The interest OF A. G. Black in the
IL Family Grocery ard Liquor store next door to Farm
Cabinet Shop thoroughly repairing the establish
ment for the purpose of making it superior in every re.
spect to any Saloon that has been kept in Wnches
ter We just laying in and will constantly keep on
hand, LARGE SUPPLY of Groceries, such as
Fine Brandies, Superior Wines,
Whisky, Gin, Rum, &C.,
Ale, Beer, Sugar, Coffee.
Candies, Nuts, Oysters, Crackers,
Candles, Teas, Sardines, Pickles,
and in short most othe articles usually kept in Family
Grocery Their Bar shall be kept unusually nice, and
supplied with none but the finest liquors.
PARRISH q MCNABB.
April s. 1853. Winchester Tenn.
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IF YoUR HAIR IS HARSH,
:, .oux ,,,- j.. - Use Prof. Woods hair r.a.or.,lu
=, ,o,. ,,,r,., ,n Use Prof. Woods hair restorative,
II you are bald, '''0'''"
If you have nervous headache, '"w
:, ,,,, ~. ,.,,nr Use Prof Woods hair restorative
,,no, ,,, un,,o. Use Prof Woods hair res,or.,l,,
II you desire glossy hair, '''0'e
If you desire TO preserve the color, ''''"
II you desire not to loose the COLOR 800
II you want cheap article, "''
Use Prot. Woods hair restorative.
Ifyou admire the beautiful lock, "'r
Use Prof. Woods hair restorative.
lfYou admire the beautiful ringlets,
Use Prof Woods hair res,on,v,
Use Prof Woods hair restorative,
lfyou wish face free from pimpes
Use Prof Woods hair restorative,
you wish to appear young,
Use Prof Wood'shair restorative,
If you want testimony overwhelming,
Read the circular of Prof Woods hair restorative,
IfyOu want to find IT,,
The depot is at ia Market ST., st. Louis, Ma
1t is also sold by every popular druggist in city and
country. Dec 1s-W1y
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Some one asks, "ls il lawful to hans
clothes on Mason and DiIon's linef"
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State of Tennessee, Franklin Co.
R. ]. Turner vs.. NJ. & Z. Rich.
| ORIGINAL ATTACH MENT BILL.

On motion of complainant and it appearing
to the satisfaction of the Clerk & Master that
the defendant Marshall Rich, ia q non.resi-
dent of the State OF Tennessee so that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served on
him,
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks, in the Home
Journal, newspaper published in Wincbes-
ter, Tennessee, requiring said Rich to appear
herein on or before the first Wednesday nftei
the third Monday in August next, to plead,
answer or demur TO said bill or the same will
be taken for confessed and set for hearing
exparte as to him.
II. r. ESTILL, C. g. NJ.
APPS 4w By Nsth Frizzell, D. c.
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GIFTS GIF7S!! GIFTS !!
$25 60 worth of fine Gifts for the People!
A. S. BURLEIGH, PROPRIETOR

A. S. BURLEIGH, PROPRIETOR.
New ALBANY, INDIANA.
WISHING to introduce p. Chds & Co.'S Oriental or
w Sovereign Balm Pills and the Egyptian Save or
rheumatic Plaster throughout every part OF the United
States am Offering extraordinary inducements to pur.
chaserS. The Pills and Save sold at 25 cents cash. and
every purchaser that buys to the amount Of 81 90 worth
of the above medicine receives
A FREE GIFT
that varies in value from 25 cents to fifty dollars.
The Proprietor has such unbounded confidence In the
medical worth Of the above medicines that he Cor his
agents will REFUND HE MONEY back freely TO those
who after a fair trial. are not fully satisfied.
THE GlFiS consist Of Watc es, fine Gold Pencils,
BrcastpiGs, Finger Kings Lockcts Work Boxes, Port
Monnaes, Gilt Books, Letter Paper; etc.
HODGES & RICHARDS,
April 8. 6m Nashville, Tenn.
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cR NppRaIE "A FINE LOT just received by
u ApIil s. 3w G. ". u A. J. TURNER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

wAsHrNeroN MArrERs-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Tribune writes
May
"Senator Biggs was today confirmed by the
Senate as Judge of the United States District
Court of North Carolina. in place Of Henry Pot
ter, recently deceased, who occupied the station
fity-six years, and was appointed BY Thomas JET
ferson.
Mr.. Denver was also confirmed as Governor of
Kanzas, aud Mr. Wilkes Of Mississippi as Sc
cretary of that territory.
The nomination Of Judge Loring OF Massachu-
sets to supply the vacancy in the Court OF
Claims, occasioned by the death OF Judge Gil
christ was communicated to the Senate by the
President today Nearly all the Democratic sen
ators united in the request fot his appointment.
R H. Gilett was also today nominated as Sole
itor Of the Court Of Claims, IN place OF Monigom
cry Blair, removed.
The Union publishes a letter from Gov. Walker
to Mr. Cox expressing the opinion that Mr..
English's bill should be adopted, because 1t sub
mits Lecompton practically to popular vote
and because Lecompton, born in fraud and zap
tized in forgery and perjury, will surely be &c
iectsd By Kanzas. In a letter. dated Tuesday
last, subsequently,. after fuller consideration OF
the measure, Gov. Walker expressed himself
strongly against it.
Minnesota will probobly be admitted this
week.
The Washington correspondent Of the Phila-
delphia Ledger says:
''Gov. wisE, as l learn, objects strongly to the
English bill, condemning it as piece Of trick
cry"
The correspondent Of the New York CONNER
oial writes:
Mr.. Stanton concurs with ex, Gov. Walkers
views, and is about TO start for Kanzas, where he
will he says, exert all his influence with the lie
compton men to reject the offer thus made to
them to come into the Union under the Lecomp-
ton Constitution. He thinks Kanzas will, next
Fall, have population of $4,000"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05
a PROCLAMATION
4 . I H X LADIR SllI

WHEREAS 1t appears that the days or right honor and
nCesfity are last fading away, ana WHRagAs tSe nm
sclopuions aud gaorant daily taxing ADVANTAGE "A
we Pfooom am learned Be- II KHoWs rBEsRpoEE Ia
W. ~, Ehether Mans, WIyEs or Hnows. ihat mr..
OlhHoE "AN's FEMALE PILLS ore ALONE the certain
pahacea Tor the troubles incident to female daovganjga
honi 'ney AhoNx correcting all painful mensy,a,ion
sSuagns palpit@ons Of the heart disturbed sheen Main
N tne soc, and causing health and happiness IA tbe
who're seAi more especially to the 1ARRlgr yon7rov AZ
euey ar certain TO bring the monthly perjod WSh
regularity. ASP WRrag4s, these PILLS arc nureIT
vegetable ana entirely Tree fro minerals therefore nr
eety harDleoa IN their operations and a-Ntllv unHks
oSher medicines thrust the pebl.e purport;ng ~
enecs the objects already detailed THsRgsoRg vR ~
aNoNN, that HoTHise bot the said Pitts If m
OdbEehMAN will accomplish the desired ohiect vhay
DlsAPPHNfMRST has been expericuesd ani r he regime
O. ofHEa Paisi ana the LADIES Win cause tAis prgria
nation to spread amongst Them TO beir own eveylsf,ne
oeheht-aWays promising that said Proclamation il, on
case must he considered null and void; that Is IN sa
shas the Fills must rot be taken when any orsse IN ~
90 IsTEREsTAe OoaDiTInH othegwse miscarriage win
be the inevitable result. ="
Explicit directions, be carefully read aeconre,y
each box. Price 81 Sent by mail On enclosing n In
gr. Cornelius Cheesemsn, Box ASA Post Once New
YORK Nlty, o. 10 NJ. b. Green 4 Co. Woycester msss
sid by one Drsggisl in every town in he limited
States. Wv N-i'0u
Given nnder my hand and seal,
= - Q. h. 0HEEsEMAN, N. d.
r. B. HUF0a1NGs, General agent FOR tx InitaS
should he addressed
" Sold by N, Green Co., Worcester
al
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

Gov. Walker, Secretary Stanton and M ar
rott with all other free State Kanzas men now at
Washington. confidently expect that the people
Of Kanzas win vote down the Ensiish p'0Posi'iO"
BY an overwhelming majority. MeFsrs' walker
and Stanton, it is reported, will visit Aanzf' ana
sneak to the people against it. If Judge Douglas
,vonld do the same, there could be no doubt OF
its rejection. and the perfect eonfoundmg OF the
administration in its weak and wicked schemes as
% Kanzas. The only ground Of fear is, that the
administration, having the management Of the
election, will encourage and permit the same
kind OF frauds which have been peTpetrated in Tor
met elections in the Territory, by which the peO-
nile have been so deeply outraged.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

1t is currently reported that the administra.
ton will testify its gratitude to the members
from Ohio who aided in the passage Of the
Deficiency and English. Kanzas bills, by TAX
ing one OF the proposed new regiments Of
volunteers from that State. Messrs. Cox.
Cockerelb Groesbeck, Lawrence, and PEN
dleton, the Lecompton members from Ohio.
will have the disposition of the patronage
thus created. II will be some satisfaction to
Ohio, which has been so wofully misrepre-
scented IN Congress. that she will, by the ia
vor OF the administration, be able to get rid
Of some Of her vagabonds. II those who
have misrepresented her could be induced 10
take service in the new regiment and yacate
their seats in Congress, the wound which
they have inflicted upon her honor would not
DO without its balm.-Bosto Journal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05
Disturbance in KLzus.

ST. Louis, May 4.-The Id yenworth Her.
aid of the LIST says that news keached the Fort
that band OF outlaws and n small detach-
ment of troops under Capt. Anderson had an
engagement in the Little Ohge country, that
one soldier was killed and that Capt. Ander.
son was wounded in the lsg, and his horse
killed under him. A BAKERY OF four guns
and company of dragoorb were dispatched
10 the scene Of the difficulty.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

REcoLLEcTIoNs OF TIE LAST DAYS OF SHELLEY
AND BYRON. By E. j. Trelawny. Boston;
Ticknor x Fields, 1858.
Mr. Trelawny opens his "reminiscences in the
year 1919, on the shores Of Lake Geneva, where
he made his first acquaintance, not with Shelley
but with Shelley's poems, which inspired in him
an ardent desire to know their author. In 1921
our author made his way towards Italy, and,
through a common friend came within the circle
of Shelley and Byron at Pisa. From that time
he was with them until he buried poor Shelley's
rescued body by the shores Of the Mediterranean,
and until he gazed upon Byron's corpse at Mis-
soonghi.
The portraiture he presents Of the two poets is
vivid and very pleasing. The disinteIestedness,
the boyish impulses, and intellectual pre-emi-
hence Of shelley were indeed an engaging com
bination.
According to Mr.. Trelawny, Byron was good
swimmer, no drinkeT of gin, deficient in bodily
strength and abstinent almost to starvation, not
from vanity, but because he was too weak in the
feet to support his body in good condition of
Aesh. When the pail was removed from his
corpse clandestinely, and both feet were found to
be dubbed and the legs withered 10 the knees,
the secret Of much Of the unhappy poets bitter.
ness and waywardness was discovered. After the
death Of Byron in Greece, whittier Trelawny had
accompanied him, to take part in the war against
Turkey, the author sketches many features in
that memorable struggle. He married sister
OF one Of the chieftains and nearly lost his life
at the hands Of treacherous scotchman.
The whole work is written in vigorous, off,
hand Style and is issued in the neatest form Of
the house Of Tieknor & Fields, which is saying
enough in that respect. For sale in this city by
f. M. Peck, opposite the Spy Office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

MAY MovINe.-In New York, on Saturday.
the Times, Ne,os, Express, and Day Book estab-
lishments all changed their quarters. The Ere
ming Post says there were more changes of resi-
dence in that city and Brooklyn than have occur
red for many years. A large proportion Of
houses are now standing empty, and rents have
fallen on the East River side Of the city. Fami-
lies occupying whole houses have taken up with
suits of rooms, and many have resorted to the
expedent Of boarding.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

Lately, the Post Office Department of
France issued circular, intended to be post
ed at all the offices Of the country, indicating
to the people the manner in which they ought
to arrange the superscription of their letters.
To render the idea clearer to the common
people, the form Of an envelope was figured.
on which was printed, in the manner desired
the following address Mons, Grandchamp,
Lawyer, Mabilly, Beaune." Many Ignorant
persons took this literally as the manner in
which their letters were to be addressed, and
since the circulars were posted, more than
three thousand letters have been put into the
various Offices Of the country, addressed to
the imaginary T" Grandchamp," but, of
course, intended for their friends.-C Cores
pondepce Of The Nep York Times.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

Spiritual ALcHEMY.-S. A. Peters, cor
respondent Of the Spiritual Telegraph, writes
from Philadelphia that DR.. Hare is having
manifestations in his laboratory, " which will
force conviction upon the minds Of those who
are determined not to believe" and as a spe-
eimen states that common manifestation is
the transmutation of copper pennies into
gold. This certainly would be as convincing
a manifestation to most people as anything we
know of.-Ne,o York Post.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05
Gbs 4allp Sqg.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 5. 1888.

vERy IMPORTANT LEGAL DEcIsIoN The
salem Gazette gives the opinion Of Judge Shaw
in the RockpOrl case, where it was decided that
the keeping Of intoxicating liquors for illegal
sale. being nuisance at law, individuals have
right to abate it, and that those, Who in the case
IN hearing, went to the shop Of the plaintiff and
destroyed his liquoas. not liable to pay dam
ages for 50 doing. The jury returned verdict
for the defendants This decision is the most
important that has ever been made, in reference
10 the liquor question, and we copy the article
from the Gazette entire, this morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05
Canton continued Tranquil.

Canton continued tranquil.
An imperial edict was received on the 9th
Of March. Yehs conduct is condemned. He
is degraded, and a successor appointed. The
latter is to settle disputes with the barbarians.
who, excited to wrath by Yeh, had entered
the city.
France.
The sensation created by Demands aquit-
tai was subsiding. 1t was reported that the
Constitutional was to be - warned" for its
infammatory article on the subject.
The elections were to take place in Paris
the day after the Europa sailed. Gen. Per-
rot, who was nominated by the opposition.
had avowed himself the Government Candi-
date.
Italy.
dispatch from Turin, April 22d, says
that "the reply OF the Court of Naples to the
last Sandman note, was officially communi-
Gated today to Count Cavour." 1t is eouched
in moderate terms, but contains fiat refussls
of the Sandman demands.
The debate in the Sandman Chamber of
Deputies on the new press and jury bill had
closed, and the measure adopted in prin-
ciple by vote of 1919 to 20.
Spain.
A telegram from Madrid of the 22d saws
the Government has been questioned on the
subject Of the intention attributed to Presi-
dent Buchanan to make war against Spain,
and declared the report unfounded
Austria.
1t is reported, but not credited, that Eng
land had requested the Austrian Government
to act as moderator between England and
Naples.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

The New York Times says the Republicans
ought to pay for the powder the Democrats are
burning over the passage of the English bill, since
they are the only people or party really benefit
ted BY the act. That so. II the kepuohcauS
ad selfshly, and in mere party Spirit marked
out course for the administration on the Nam
zas question, they could net have invented one
better for themselves than that which has been
followed by Mr.. Buchanan and his partzans in
Congress.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05
LOCAL NEWS

A colored woman named Mary Smith was ar
rested yesterday, charged with larceny Of cloth
ing and other property from her employer in
Palmer, some months since. She left Palmer,
and her place of residence was not known till
Deputy Marshal Denny, of this city, ascertained
that she had got married since she left Palmer,
and was residing at Sterling. He arrested her
there and brought her to this city, where she was
delivered to an officer, to be taken to Palmer,
where she will be examined judicially on the
charge of larceny.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

PRESBYTERIAN BOARD OF Missions. Neao
YORK., May 3.-The anniversary of the Pres.
byterian Board of Foreign Missions was held
in this city last evening. The Rev. Dr. Dab
ney of Virginia delivered the sermon The
receipts for the year, including a special con-
tribution of $4,000 for repairing the losses
in India, were $224,oOO; the expenditures
S2O7, 900.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

BucKLEY's SEREYADERs. = Remember Buck
ley's Serenaders, OIL Friday evening next, at the
City Hail. They will give the tallest entertain
ment of the kind which our citizens have had the
opportunity to enjoy for long time. See their
advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

NAN MIssING.-A man named Calvin E. Bur.
net of Leicester left his residence in that town,
last Wednesday night. He was seen in this city
on Friday morning. and was traced to New
Worcester, since which he has not been heard
from. tits supposed that, while under the in
fuence of intoxicating liquors, he wandered into
the woods, in the Southerly part of Leicester, and
probably died from exposure. Several parties
from Leicester have been searching the woods for
him
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

Mr.. Edward G.. Loring, ex-Judge of Pro-
bate in Boston, has been appointed by Presi-
dent Buchanan a Justice of the Court of
Claims at Washington. AS we heartily APP
proved his removal from a Massachusetts, Of
flee, we as heartily approve his appointment
to federal office. He had deserved reproba-
ton at the hands of Massachusetts,; he has
deserved reward at the hands of tie slave
power now governing the Union. 1t is all
rightly 7. Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

New EATING HoUsR.-As seen BY their ad-
veTtisement in another column, Messrs. Lewis
Thayer open this morning new and spacious
eating house, at No. 232, Main street. They
have fitted it up in magnificent style throughout,
and intend keeping general assortment of the
good things of life. Meals will be served up at
the shortest notice. at any hour of the day or
evening
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

APPo1NTMENTs.-The Governor, with the ad
vice and consent Of the Council, has appointed
Or. Winslow Lewis Of Boston, to be an Inspector
Of the Hospital at Rainsford Island in place O.
Albert 6. Goodwin. removed; Alfred B. ely Of
Newton, to be Commissioner on the Back Bay, IN
place Of Thomas b. Hall, removed and reap
pointed willard A. Harrington Of Brighton, Land
Agent IF the Commonwealth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-05

INHALATToN.-Dr. C. Howard Marshall the
eminent catarrh, lung, and blood physician of
New York city, is still at the Bay State House
Worcester. and will receive patients until Thurs.
day afternoon Direct all his letters to the Bay
State House, Worcester, Mass, or St. Nicholas
Hotel, New York