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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06
Meeting of the Committee.

ALTOONA, May 4.-The Central Com
mittee of the State Rights Democracy of
Penn'a. met to-day. Letters, warmly ex-
prcssive Of an earnest cooperation in the
cause, were received from those members
who were unable TO attend. Col. Forney
presided. There was full and free in
;erchauge Of opinion, and much enthusi-
asm was excited by the energy OF the
members to push on the movement. Res
outions Of the following effect were
adopted:
l. That it is noxpelrnt, at the present time, to NOM
inate n States Rights Ticket.
. Formally proclsninE an unalterable opposition to
the doctrine of Congrrsi0n al intcryen On in rea-
ton u slavery in tho territories, &r.
:. Recommending the friends OF popular sovresnty
10 vote for coming future elections who re-
fuse To- stand clearly upon the doctrine o: Popular so'
/ R.conmeudin- to the Union States Right Democ-
rncy of Peun TO demand, at all times, the adoption Of
the principles iropasuted hy the Harrisburg Convention
of April - sc.
5. That County Committees be created.
A Committee was appointed to issue
al Address to the People of Pennsylvania.
sJ-The result of the Sicklos' trial is
received with approval by very many Of
the strictest moralists in the land, while
others not esteemed as orthodox in their
religion condemn it as a tacit license for
al men to indulge revongetul feelings to
the utmost, and to let the law of brute
force be the arbiter of every dispute. If
every man may, according to his own osti-
mate Of any real or fancied injury, COM
NIT homicide in open daylight-.eaving
his victim not al hour 10 make his peace
with God or with his fellowmen-it is an
awful condition of things: bu: lei it be
kuown. If on the other hand the laws of
God and of cur country are to be the arbi-
tcrs Of justice, and if every man is TO be
proved guilty by proper tribunal, and
all punishment is to be clearly foroshadow.
cd and administered by impartial men,
then was this letting loose Of Sickle., his
hands red with blood and his heart black
with vengeance unrepented Of, gross vio-
latiou Of all right order, and calculated to
breed a thousand tragedies For if he
may resent a wrong to the utmost that h.
reveugefut feelings prompt, any, JeHsr or
,-,rse n.sa Aap he, may @o tie s1n,c, ard
courts and jurors are a sIcc...OHly las.
month, we are told. an lrishmln entered
a store in Nilt d, drew pistol upon
young nan who lie accused Of insulting
his daughter, and Lade him a Ia mode
sickles) prepare to die. The Iri-hman
vas kicked into the street, bu: if be had
siain in his hot wrath the victim cf Lis
hate, how-wiih Sickles' aclgittal, ap.
piluded by ministers of the Gospel, by
Judges, aid by women-before jury,
could he have been convicted ?
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06

.5rhe Standing Committee rf Union conn
~ are invited TO meet al the Bglilloe House,
Lrwi>burg, At ! o'clock, T. NJ. on Tuesday
of Nav Court, (l7th,) 10 take Sach action as
may "e deemed nece>sarv relative 10 Dele
gates 10 the SAFE Convention at Harrisburg,
AMI also to CONSIDER the calling Of the usual
County Nominating Convention The Com
mIiiCe are
MessrS. o. y. Worlen. Geo. F. NJ Her, Ar
cnIbald Thomas, 4 Ahram Frederick, Michael
hleckner, ii. X. Sanders. Shem Spigelmyer.
Samuel Swengle. Jos. ID. Forey. Conrad Shec-
kIer James Irwin, VIM. p. Donegal, James
Marshall.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06
SHERIFF'S SALES.

Df virtue OF Sundry wriiS of Ven. FIX. and
ID Fl. ia. issued out Of the Cour' Of Com
mon Pleas. county of Union, and TO me di-
recteJ, VIII he exposed to put lie sale or out
cry, on the dates and at the places, following.
to wit:
On Monday, the 10Th of Nav next.
at | o'clock = ", at the public house Of Il G
HelzeI. in the borough OF LewiSburg. at o.
clock. p. W., Il certain tract OF land situate IN
West Buialne township and county of I MON.
bounded north by public Road. on the east.
south and west by lands of William Rule.
containing acres more or less. with former
water rights, whereon are erected a GrIst
Mill, frame dwelling house. log stable, a
well Of good water with pump, &c. with the
appnrtenanceS, as the property of ChQTies H.
Shriuer.
Also at the same time and place
another certain tract of land. situate in Hart
ley township, in the county aforesaid.
bounded east on school-houSe LOT, west by
lands Of Jacob Bingaman, north by public
Road and south by rennS creek, Continuing
acres more or less, whereon Is erected a
two-storey log house and small stable. with
the aPPurtenances, as the property Of Gorge
Shoemaker.
Also at the same time and place L.
F. AlbrghtS interest in certain tract of
land situate in White Deer Tp.. and county
aforesaid, bounded north by land of the Shef.
field Iron Company, west by lands late of
Henry High decd, and others. south BY lands
of David Steiningcr and east by lands Of Gid
con Bucher and others, containing 20 acres
more or less. whereon are erected a Four Sto-
rcy Woollen Factory, two-Storey dwelling
hfn fra
with the appurtenances, as the property of l..
+. Albright.
JOHN CROSSGROVE, Sheriff
Sheriff'S Office LewiSburr. Anril 20 1880
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06
"reminiscences of Union County,

We propose, the coming season, to give
from the official records and other sources
some historical accounts of our county.
and should be glad of any old new papers
or other family documents that would as.
sIst in the compilation. Almost ffty
years have elapsed since the formation of
the county, and many of its early incidents
would he read with much interest bv the
young and by new comers.
SpIRITuALIsM has sustained another
heavy loss, in the detection Of ADA CoAN.
the raPplng and writing test medium.
This occurred at an exhibition in the Ne.
lodeon, III Boston, on Monday evening.
\ test being had between herself and
BY, the detective medium, in which Bly
performed every trick better than she
could herself; Mrs. Coan re-appeared on
the stage, and stated that in her opinion
nine tenths of the so.caled "spiritual
manifestations" were alter and sha aeless
iD1positions.
The price Of gas has been reduss ed in
Chicago to 50 90 per thousand feet.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06
MAIN STREET, MlFFllNBURG,

or, and tragc,rrs-m,u anil yea>t,--iu the
best manner. with Board aud Lodging.
Please @i;r ne a call.
ApI,5o CHARLES C.0TIEE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06
STATE CONVENTION,

The citizens of Philadelphia and the sever
al counties Of this Commonwealth attached to
the Peoples party, and all others who are cp-
posed 10 the unwise and extravasant meas
ures OF the National Administration. are re-
quc>ied to send delegates, equal in number to
their representation IN The Genera! Assembly,
T. Convention TO be held 4, HARuIsGuuG uS
WEDNESDAY TaE srH or ICSE, 1852 to nomi-
naie candidates for Auditor General and Sur
veynr General to be voted for at the General
Election ~ next October.
HENRY NJ. FULLER, Chairman.
w. b. NANN. S.crefa-y.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06

l-J-Tbe IIuntiugiau GiyJe is by the
Buchanan press gang denounced as a
''>currilJus little sheet" because it has
hauled down the Wright and Rowe f1s
.iree the Freenans Democratic Convcn-
ton. So far i. this from a fair designa-
ton, the GlJLe ha, always been regarded
4. enc Of the r'1' djlo and rcVsrfajie pa
pcrs in the Dem )cra,ic ranks. It's editor is
fearless, and his paper the only one in the
county which bears the Democratic banner.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06
For the star a Chronicle
II must and VIII be dane.

The posed endowment Of the Semi
nary at New Berlin, and its elevation to
the rank Of College is an effort appealing
at once to the pecuniary interests of the
vicinity, and to the Evangelical Associa
ton Of Christians everywhere. The de-
nomination is able, ifproperly encouraged
BY the vicinity, to endow the Institution.
Their increase in wealth and in numbers,
and ii desire for education, is such that
there Is ability, and if there be a willing
mind, it must be accomplished The his
tory of the Association is rich with the
evidences of Divine favor, and nowhere
has it been more blessed than in Union
county. The location is moral, healthful,
and living will there be cheap. Let the
citizens, by a liberal subscription, show
their zeal and oDgagedness in the cause,
and then appeal to their friends abroad
for help if necessary, "God helps those
who help themselves" From a WELL
wisher, but not an actor in the public
effort PHILoM.
rEa-We have received from Milton a
lengthy communication, taking to task the
citizens Of that town for their lack. of en-
terprise, whereby they are outs,ripped in
therace torprosperity by their neig gbbors ov-
er here. The writer states that they ,lan
many good things, butneverpertorm them.
He is particularly severe on the y. NJ.
Christian Association, which is too much
mere copy of that in Philad., and too
exclusive, in his opinion, to be useful.
We know not how just his criticisms may
be in all respects, but as their publication
in our paper might be looked upon as an
unfair and partizan attack by one town
upon another, We decline it, especial
y as its publication in Milton itself
(if anywhere) would be much more effec-
tive.
A theological controversial article is
declined for the reason that not believing
such discussions, in local newspapers, ben
ehcial, but rather otherwise, we never in
sert them
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06
BRICK FOUNDRY ElR SALE.

rr-z--, The SubScriberoffeG> 20 sell the
fIs= ass-A large Brick Foundry At the west
z-ss.ss - end of Market street, incluting
1t.zsss. s the Wareroom, Office, and the
Machinery aIlached-alSo a large amount ot
Patterns for Patent Rights Tor Agricultural
Machinery. Stoves. &c. 1t IS regarded as one
of the best locations for a good. sale business.
The Pruprielur'S time Is wholly enero>Sed in
another employment. which is the reason he
desires 10 dispose Of this Foundry. Fer any
further particulars, address
WILLIAM FRiCK. LewiSburg,
Feb. 1858 Union Co. Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06

FOrney, Of the Philadelphia Press, ex-
presses the deliberate opinion that his
qu5ndam friend and patron, but present
most cordial batter, Mr. Buchanan, is am
bilious of figuring in history as ".he last
Of the line OF Democratic Presidents"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06
Straw Egat s Bonnet Esleaching

'kASss ssaat - sbOHHSt kslSaGssRs
and PRESSING establishment in this town,
where We are prepared to execute all work
entrusted to our care. Having had ii years
constant experience IN the business in Philad.
City, and being acquainted with the most
approved process of Bleaching, we are conf
dent of our ability to suit those who give us
their custom. BY devotng time and attention
to our business, performing work neatly and
delivering 1t promptly, we hope to succeed.
We also Sc0ur and Re-Fmish FELT and
BEAVER Hats.
Onr work is done in City style and at the
lowest City prices. We make the usual liberal
deduction TO the Trade-and hence Miliners
will find it 10 their advantage 10 deal with us.
We intend 10 make ii a rule to finish and
deliver all work during the week it is received,
provided We get It on or before Tuesday
JOHN II. MDANIEL * co,
st.Lohn st. between l;h and 5,h, J. W. sbriners
March 9, 1859 Lewisburg
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06
NOTICE.

FsVO the CirZer> of LewiSturg md viei1r,r
e.. Hines has removed b., Bare,
~au1 81. 20 ti Hv ere House 10 Market ,r,es,
basement of ~ iOw Amrus' tuir.rg. ,.s
I..T a...r 'le Pest Olrr. Ilalktu. irzr
past i4v.r~, h- hopes 10 mer.t d couanuasr.
.. .ac pubic patronage
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06

4 DESIRABLE Fsu;Idiu- Eos. 80 fee,
1 feet front ty 1913 deep. ElGgr- OF
Beaver. krrwcr * N'CIurr.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03
is llc .BUCKEYE BROAD-AxEw

"WHsRE MS HAIRS sHoRr-"-our fren'ls OF the
psssocrsf week before last, good Iiumorcdly said
IN We unvittingiy gave our associate twist
where his hsirs short and to prove their assertion
made flint Of quoting from our first article in the
Repabicaa. We usually understand the full i'm
port of our own language, and claim to be some
what versed in the ordinary sayings Of other men,
We confess, however, that the short hair phrase
was littld too (srtra) ordinary for our comprchcn
sion- An examination CT our exchanges has dis
covered to us its and has served to enlighs
en- Us, the result whereof, We hereunto append foI
the benefit Of our vnclassical readers: -rs
Come here, George, wish to examine you in
puncruation. What's thatf
- George--That7 that's 4 comma
Mistress-Right; now, what's thatf
= George-4Ah. now you've got me where my hair
j. short; dun kno.
Mistress-Seorge, DO not wish sou to use any
slang phrases here. When you are unable 70 give
correct answers say so, but do not repeat such phra
ses 40 that you havejust used. Now, what's that
George dun kno.
Mifsess-Don't know what that is? Why that's
= period - -. .''t.,
George docking csiti ALLY at the point in ques-
.tonl-Ha. Ia. ha. Now, I've got yon where your
nairs short; that amt nufiia' osfy fly dirt.
Misfr, IS determining critically)-Gcorge you
are dismissed
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

No Family should be without Them.
We speak Of M'Lanc's Liver Pills. prepared by
Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa, vhichhave become
an indispensable Family Medicine Tie frightfsl
symptoms which arise from diseased Liver mani
fest themselves. more or less, in every family; dys
pcpsia sick head ache, obstruction of the menscs,
ague and fever pains in the side, with dry, hacking
cough. are all the results Of hepatc dcranscmcnt-
and for these DR.. MLane's Pills are sovereign
remedy. They have never been known TO fail, and
they should be kept at all times by families
Dnzcrloss---Take two or three going to bed,
every second or third night II they do not purge
two or three times by next morning, take one or
two more A s'ighs brealfsa should invariably fol-
low their use.
The Liver Pills may also be used where purging
Is simply necessary. As snti-biIious purgative, they
are inferior 10 none And in doses Of two three,
they give astonishing relief 10 sick headaches also
in slight arrangements Of the stomach
u Purchasers viii be careful 10 ask for DR..
M'LASE's CEIEsaxrED vEsnfrvGk, manufactured
BY Flxxlss Baos- Of Pisssbargh, Pa. All other
vermifuges in comparison are worthless. DR..
M'Lane's genuine vernifage. also his celebrated
Liver Pills. can now be had at ell respectable Drug
Stores Noae yenuine rithouf he signature Of /, Z
[l2l FLEMING BROS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03
NOTICE.

In accordance with the requirements of the
j Charter of the b INK of the State of Indiana
will offer for sale, on
Saturday, March 10, 1859,
At the Banking office of its Branch at Plymouth,
Marshall county, Indiana, the following described
real estate, to-wit:
Lots Nos. l to 80. both inclusive, 40 to
Ga. both inclusive, o., 100, 101. 104,
los, 10S, 100. 1l2 to al, both inclusive,
IA, 241 to 275. both inclusive, 90. PSI
2S2. 2S4 to 800, both inclusive, 294 10
307. both inclusive, 3I2 to $40, both m
clucive, all in the village of Lsketon, La
Porte county. Indiana.
Also, plot Of ground adjoining the same
known as the Cemetery Ground, in sec !
town SO. range 2 west, commencing at a
point PSI #. E. of or see corner, on the S.
side of sec SO. town 81, n. Of II. B w.
and running thence south 260 feet, thence
south 80 deg and So min. west 2S3 feet.
thence south 80 deg. west 800 feet, thence
north 66 degrees and 80 min, east 4o6ft.,
thence south 20 deg and Z min, cast l297
feet, thence south II deg. and 2S minutes,
west 200 it.. thence south SO deg. and 46
min, east 139 feet, thence south 60 deg.
and "a min. east A l6 feet, thence north 81
deg. anil 81 min, east 129 feet, thence
north 40 deg. and 16 min, east 100 feet,
thence north IL deg. and IS min. east335
feet, thence north Az deg. and 53 minutes.
east 434 feet, thence north 80 deg. and 43
min., east 2G6 feet. thence north 255 feet
and thenco west Liz feet co. places Of 10
ginning. .r.~s.s.se, s. ,s.n9
Terms Of sale made knewn on the tlayef sale.
su-l.,tl r l-s5 Ia. EARLY, Cashier.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03


a Hoes AxE--Durins the present week very
fArse axe, weighing some two hundred pounds, has
been on exhibition at the " E. Church. This axe
going westward on the ears and was put of at
This pace by Chance. 1, is now in possession Of a
ssgniemn whs takes great pleasure in showing il
his deli GIFTED audiences IL is sl he poises il
ID he AZ, throws il from side To side of the
trum with much ease he walks 'round the
room, cuts and sases with il right and ttt, seofes
"a the red, news TO the line, and makes the chips
AZ thick and fast in every direction There has
been siderable scus 10 what kind OF an axe
u Is. Some Who hrve felt ofits edge say 1t very
sharp, and ergo, il mast be bsttle-axe. Others
there are who think il Is m at anil SAL 9th
ers say &c L osiy sav&se asa mcst xe"-but the
are all wrong. for we reliably informed that il
is the .BUCKEYE BROAD AXEr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03

L q.
TExrERAxcK AxD Ix sBucKxyzl BRoApxxE.'
During he pre<ss weck mspy ofourdsizens have
beenyn perfcct faror Of cxcitement on the tim.
pcrance question. They are having . protraeted
temperance meeting At The Mettodst and Pres
byterian Churches Rev. Henry Chance of Ohio,
far.illiarly known as the .BurkEYr BROAD Axe"
sholding forth TO large and appreciates audien-
ces, in his own inimitable style. This gentleman
a-weiil. what is he' Ia his Monday nights
lecture he asked If there was one person present
who had never been directly or indirectly injur
ed by alclsohoi Ono individual had the tcmcrity
to say he had never felt the deleterious eifecst
of the article in question. Then the axe began to
hew, the victim of indiscretion began to writAe.
and the crowd bega, to roar, and for few moments
there was some merriment in the old Church al the
expense of the individual who had arisen. Buck
eye said the unnjured gentleman Was the greatest
Curiosity he ever. saw We lopine he never saw
himself or he certainly would not have given cx-
preston to that sentiment. In answer to our ques-
,ion.-.&hat is he7'-we answer he is the very
sresscsteurosity in tI,oshape of temperance lee
turcr we ever saw or heard Of.
/ Whether the result efhis Operations here, will
be the same as i'm other towns he has visited, time
alone can tell. In these latter places il is said the
liquor business has ceased to be honorable and prof
table. May such be the case hcre-may the
Backeye Broadaxc' and others, at least open the
eyes Of Ibis ommanity to the mopstes evil Of the
liquor traffic license bill-very stringent in its
PROVISIONS has passed both branches Of our legisla
ture and only awaits the cxecutivc'ssanction to be
come law. If this latter is done let all good men
lovers of peace and good order, say that it shll
sasfai,ed and en- forced. The Neutrality-suspicious.
Templars and other will see to this matter.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03
toxvox scuoo,s-we yerv much dislike to har.

Coxuox ScHooLs.--We very much dislike to har-
sass our readers with the hackneyed subject OF
eonmos schools ( and we do not now aiiude To 10
rsh the hope of accomplishing any immediate good,
We are now only scattering bread upon the wa
ten" 1t is however, only By freely and under
standnsly discussing our school laws and those q
other States and countries, that We can asccrtah
what system is best adapted to wants, and Is
most nearly in accordance with the requirements OF
our constitution. Hence our remarks at present
In this enlightened age no argument is required
10 convince intelligent minds that free schools in
Indiana arc almost necessity, and that the peo-
pies tax money cannot be appropriated to the sup
port of a nobler and better cause. Ourlegislaturc
have already made several efforts in the right di
recton, bat unfortunately the results thereof have
been. in part, adjulgcd unconstitutional. This was
no. doas, however. 'dll favorable and lasting inn
precision was nude upon the minds of our pco-
pie. The experiment Was only foretaste. Of tbs
yreaf be.c:its which are in reserve for US when W,
shall have law TIN will stan the scrutiny OF our
Supreme jurists- 81 z eA-s&
The educa. ional facilities Of some oft'c neigh
boring States are FAR superior to ours, but there Ger
sainy Is no good reason why this should be the case
Our ability tn provide foe the youth is a great pro
persisnsfely as theirs The difficulty il with our
selves, aud VIC also have remedy. Ii the Sever
cicus 81 our - tic. who IN Ike aai namake lcsisia
tors desire good Law and will demand il with spir
s. eur law m,kers. IL possible, viii enact one per
ssarsf by the constitution Ifthis can't be done
we will honor the ruthless hand tst strikes the frs
esrctusl blow At the cdicas clause OF the Supreme
Law that dcprivcs &C the benefits Of free schools
COhio has perhaps die best common school system
of any State in the Union Her funds received du
ing the year ISIS for school purposes amounie'
tsS3,357,67s -; and her school expenditures 70
the same period amounted to 5, 1888 e. !hi
latter sum was distributed amongst 1902 school
of the various grades and kinds In these school
were enrolled Gil 40 pupils, but only $780, Ia wcr
In dsily attend ,nc,. the nusiber of teachers en-
,,oyelwls 2),2i) ut an average com 'ensation q
SIS ~. Tiis is altogether too snail sum PC
manth lor good te ,chcrs- The num,cr of <choo
houses is n, 3sl, and cost 316, so. The value
school Libraries Is sl35,955 On an average tl'es
schools were in session six ,nt,is an qusrtc-.
C.n any true Indianian carefully ex ,m.nc the a
bove scnodf hsufes and contrast ticIn With our ow
and not feel ashamed Of our system, or rather wal
sfssaem, Hthe Law of Ohio produces such f
vsrssie resaxs there, why would not similar la
produce IKE sn,cs in this St,tel Then let US .
clamor fH sood constitutional law.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-03
HEALTH WITHOUT PHYSlC:

A PRIZE ESSl Yon NERVOUS DISEASES.
Just published, the 25th thousand, in sealed en-
velope, price 10 cents; or sent, postpaid, BY the
Publishers, for 3 stamps:
A MEDICAL ESSAY on TUE PnYsIcAL EXHAUSTION
and Decay of the frame from Indulgence. Infec-
ton and the injurious consequences of Mercury,
VIII the modern niraRs Of cure.
BY r. ]. CULVERWELL, NJ. ID.
Member Of tine Royal College of Surgeons, &C., &c.
~ SpsrmatorrhGa, or Seminal Emissions, Ncr-
vous Debility, Impotency, Loss of Energy, Deprcs-
sion OF Spirits, Timdty, Diseases OF the Sexual
Organs, and Impediments TO Marriage generally,
are promptly and cffcctually curedby tho Authors
novel and most successful mode of treatment, by
means of which the Invalid can regain pristine
health without having recourse to dangerous and
expensive medicines. = y
From the London ELaneet.---"Yhe best freatise
ercr erften on sr6jeef Of uta importance 10 al rei
,corfhy fse 1,alor's eralfcd reputation"
Address the Publishers: c. J. c. KLINE & Co,
LIST Avenue, cor. 18th street, Post Box 1856, New
York City, it3 ii -'t5 Feb. 3-l3m3i