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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-26
wuoLEsALk COLONIZATION.

Representative Southland Of Ohio has
dieested the Presidential problem, and
thinks that he has solved II. He wants
three Presidents elected for . term Of
six ysars-one TO DO elected every two
years from the Eastern. Western and
Southern sections Of tho country alter
natsly. These men are to have salaries.
not exceeding $50. 900 a year. and are to
form u kind Of Executive Council. a
sort OF two to ono affair. the two nat
urally governing the one in all matters
Of executive control. The Constitu.
tional Amendment proposing this change
"a = introduced Yesterday. has. luckily.
no chance Of passing even the Dem
ocratic House. which is 30 prone to
stupid legislation. 1t would open
up q vast and most lucrative
field for political ~colonists. and sstab-
lish n class OF floating voters who would
control both the money and patronage
Of tho Government. In no State Is q
residence Of more than one year rsqui'
site to qualify an e~lector. and II this
amsndmsn, were passed. and ratified,
we should find the fresmsn Of New
England casting their votes in the
South aud West every second and fourth
year. and returning home periodically
to do their duty at the polls every sixth
year. Try again. Mr.. Southland. Thi'
proposition 10 altogether too trans
parent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-26
Why Popes Change Their Names.

II IL 9 fact generally known thaI
monks and nuns on assuming theil
vows. and Popes on assuming the Pom
tiicial throne. usually change thsil
names. The reason OF this change In
the case OF Popes is u superstitious DO.
lief that unless this Is done the new
Pontif will not live long. The custom
has prevailed since II was inaugurated
in 956 by Octavisn Cont. who assumed
the name and title Of John XII. Julius
Nedici would have made Q breach had
he besa permitted. but his friends pre-
vailed upon him TO take the name
Of Clement, he being the seventh
Pope TO bear that name. Thirty
two years later. In 1866. Marcsllus
Ssrvius was elected. and insisted upon
retaining his own name. As Marcellus
ii. therefore. be assembled the throne on
the 9th Of April. He was q young mar
and In robust health. and yet be lived
but twenty-ons days after his elevation.
Since that time no Pope has ventured to
offend against the tradition. Il IL q
little singular that while the name Of
John has been Q favorits one, no less
than twenty-one Popes having chosen
II, none have chosen II since the death
OF John xxi, in l4l6. The first Pops
bearing the name Of Plus took the posi-
ton in li2. and the name did not re-
appear after his death till 1853.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-26

liz the Catholic Church Of St. Peter.
in Barclay street, New York. Rev.
Farther o'Farsll passed In review the
events OF the lie Of Plus TX. q OF the
most important Of which. he said. was
the uniting Of all true Catholics under
the banner OF ultramontanism. Thanks
to the perseverance and the benevolent
influence Of Plus X. oil the d~issensiona
Of the church had ended ; Gallicanism,
Josephism. had disappeared. and to-day
every true Catholic. in every country,
recognized the supremacy Of the Holy
See. and is proud Of the title Of ultra
montane.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-26

The MINERS OF 0RMsBY COUNT,
SPKAx.-Ths miners OF Ormsby county,
to tho number Of between 80 and 100,
held n meeting In this city yesterday
afternoon. for the purpose OF adding
their quota Of praise To United Siate'
Senator Jones for his eminent services
In behalf Of the Silver bill. After O
short but pleasant interchange OF senti'
ment. the chairman, A. s. Gould. Esd,
Of the Ayres-H Hopkins and other mines,
and Judge T. W. Hsaley. the secretary.
were requested TO transmit to Senator
Jones. by telegraph. tho following
1.-THE miners Of Ormsby county con.
tribute whole bonanzas OF gratitude "a
the noble champion Of the silver dollar.
Nevada has reason TO be proud Of her
working Senator In Congress. and the
well done goes up In loud acclaim
from toilsrs everywhere. God bless
John =. Jones."-Cdrson Tribune. FEB.
rriary IS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-26
MoSooLrAS IMMIGRATION REroRr

The report made to tho House Of Rep
rsssntativss by the Committee ON Edu.
cation and Labor. regarding the Chinese
question, will not satisfy the citizens OF
this coast, Who have been encouraged
to believe that Congress really intended
to do something to relieve them. The
report. after admitting that Monaghan
immigration is a curse to tho nation,
and should by all means be restricted.
instead OF suggesting timely and ensr-
sstio legislation. calmly recommends
that . diplomatic correspondence on the
subject be begun between this nation
and the Govsrnments Of China and
Great Britain. This 10 simply an
evasion Of tho great question at issue.
We all know what q diplomatic cor
rsspondsnce" means. Il Ia q most
convenient method Of postponing the
accomplishment Of any greet ma
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-26
CARSON ITEMS.

Mr.. Mighsls. editor Of the Morning
Appeal. is confined to his house with n
threatened attack OF Inflammation Of the
bowels. lie suffers considerable pain
but Is able to write. He hopes to be
out before many days.
The leading citizens Of Carson tels.
graphed the following to Senator Jones
on Saturday : "Tho sons Of the Silver
State hail the dollar OF the Fathers and
bid its friend and redeemsr God speed"
The v. & T. employees will give their
annual ball in Carson IN the 1ith Of
next month. varney will furnish the
music.
The Au Fait Club will hold two so.
Gals next month. which will probably
wind up the Clubs Winter season.
In some OF the canyons west Of Car.
son the snow In said to be sixty feet
deep.
Governor Bradley returned 10 the
Capital last night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-26
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

IT.. .pb;oinsd intsllioence comes from
T@.rrs.sae Cows, Marin county : A
.chooner mama unknown. about sixty
,ors iosssd with butter and produce,
csn.izsd of this Mace on Wednesday.
Tbrse men ware sesn ON board. The
nsonls living in Tennsssss valley say
thsy have mover seen such a sea as that
Of yesterday. It Ii surmised that the
unfortunate schooner Is the Fourth oil
July, which left here Wednesday morn
ing for Point Reyes. She had lumber
and q lot Of butter boxes on deck. Capt.
j. Smith. her owner. and w men were
on board. She was valued at si'ooo ana
VA uninsured
While Police oficsr Joseph Capeih OF
San Francisco and his VIE were q. sup,
per last evening . quarrel aross %
tnem oonosI xsPs. Sa.;ua .S;ch
w ..n sIa. ;n = M. srd mo,tsIly
~ap" tn. woman Cspslli ssid be
shot himself accidentally, but Capslli
saw his wife fred the shot. His YER.
| sion Of the story Is corroborated by
Deputy Sheriff David Kahn, who was
present during the difficulty.
Eulalia Perez, living In Lot Angeles,
California. Is probably the oldest wemal
in the world. She 10 now lto, anu SUI,
uses ~, nee ~ oIr,oh ts;r sbpnt two
go aao
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-26

THKnE Is no doubt that Congress Is
frequently disgraced by the presence Of
drunken members on the floor. and
this Is said to have been especially the
case during the night session OF the
Senate which passed the silver bill.
The right Of . member Of Congress To
get drunk. must not Of course be abridg.
Cd, but common deceney should
dictate that he indulge himself in pri'
vate. Inebristion on the floor Of the
Senate or the House should Be consti.
tutsd q valid cause for the immediate
expulsion Of the offending member.
He not only disgracss himself and his
State, but he interferss %grievously with
the progress OF legislative business
Amend it altogether. gentlemen, II you
would maintain the respect Of your con-
ailments and tho country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-26

Tur French people are smoking them
selves to death. In Paris during the
last six months. the consumption Of TO-
bacco Was enormous. Cigars to the
value Of si.i60. 900. and cigarettes to
the value OF $500. 600. were smoked.
About ssOO.ooo went for snuff. and
100000 for chewing tobacco. The
number Of cigars smoked in the six
months. wa 75.il7. 800. and the weight
Of the cigarettes was over ninety-ons
tons. The passion for tobacco seems
to bs even greater than that for alb
sinthe. and Is ~enslaving all classes with.
out distinction Of age or SCI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-26

A PARIS society has applied to the
Lord Mayor Of London for permission
to open an establishment in London for
the preparation and sale OF horssftssh
as food. The Lord Mayor responded
that no permission was necessary. The
promoters ofthe new industry rely upon
the foreigners In London to make il
successful. There are now siIty-ons
horsenesh markets in Paris.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-26
D ITS LEVEL.

Deprecated silver" has gained n
half a cent per ounce since yesterday.
and is quoted in the London market to.
day ut 55I pence. Every day since the
passage Of the Silver bill by the Senate.
silver has appreciated steadily toward
gold. and IL the present rate Of advance
continues. the metal will hnd it, proper
level before . single silver dollar Is
coined under the new law.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-26

wE think that times are hard with rs
in Nevada. and so they are ; but com.
pared with the missries encountered by
our brethren in the East. we arc indeed
a God-iavorsd people. Read this e.
tract from n Boston letter: 1--WE have
passed through an experience never to
he forgotten. Young men have grown
old under IL. Old men have died from
its effect. There are deaths constantly
occurring here attributed to heart dis
ease, or one 81 the other chronic com.
plants. Of which the more accurate def
milton would be. "Died Of the hart
times" II literally kills men to face
the cares and perplsIities Of business
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-26

JosKrn T.. WALL. Of New York. who
kicked his wife to death, was sentenced
last week to fifteen years in the State
prison. and advised by the judge to
bring q civil action against the parties
who sold him liquor. and sus for dam
ages for the support Of his children
now doubly bsreaved.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-26
LEO KIN A An uLrRAMoNrANR'

1t is nov said that Pope Leo XIII be-
gins to discover tendencies and traits OF
character which we're never seen in Car
dinal Pecci. and that he Is fast develop
ing into an ultramontans Pontih OF the
most severe stripe. II this be true.
then Germany. and all the Liberal
States OF Europe have been outwittsd by
the Holy Conclave. and n man Is en-
treuched in the Vatican. with their con-
sent and approval. who will do his best
to keep up the d~issentions between
them and Mother Church. The ultra
montanss In the Conclave were do
seivsd, too, 1t would sssm. for We read
that they were furious when the result
Of the election was made known to
them. Now that the real views OF the
new Psntif are becoming known. they
will probably rejoice with . correspond
ing great joy. But it really makes no
manner Of difference whatever. what
may be the attitude Of any Pope in tenn
poral matters. and the hue and cry
which Is made in Europe over every new
election appears very silly to the balance
Of tho world. Leo XIII is the head Of
the Catholic Church. her spiritual
leader. and were he TO combine the ap.
bition Of u Napoleon, with the cunning
Of q M~achiavsl. he would be any
thing else.
The time for the Church Of Rome TO
fight for temporal power has passed, and
the great body Of intelligent Catholics.
save perhaps the comparatively small
number in Italy. realize the fact. and
accept II in all its length and breadth.
II the new Pope is wise. he will devote
himself to building up and sonsolida'
ting his influence and power ovsr the
souls Of his people. and leave them free
to think and act for themselves in all
matters regarding their worldly allssi'
ancs and condition. The mass OF the
Catholics Of the world have no sympa-
thy with any movement designed to 70
store the temporal power Of the Church
Il Is only . few fanAtical Cardinals AND
Archbishops who dream Of such q thing
aud IL the new fontiff allows himself
10 DO guided by such as they. he will
soon fnd himself vigorously opposed by
those whom he now calls his subjects
As we'll as by the entire Protestant world
BY following in the footsteps Of his pre-
decessor. and marking out for himself .
reasonable and liberal policy in his in
tercourse with nations, he will surround
himself with sympathiss and friend
ships which will aid him materially IN
consolidating his church. and leave be
hind him, like Plus N. q name and 4
memory. well beloved Of all peoples.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-26

MANSFIELD. Tennessee. sent It's negro
centenarian TO the Philadelphia EIposi-
ton in 1876. and allowed him to die Of
cold and starvation in 1878. As show.
hs was profitable ; as . a he Vas mol
worth n poor crust Of bread. There Ii
q wsighty moral hidden in this "ovs'
tru tale" but ~ consolidation is the
order OF the day. and Haunting the
bloody shirt" is just low the most helm
Gus Of crimes, We forbsar TO Disclose II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-26

Now that Duncan has been caught
and safely lodged in the City Prison In
San Francisco. the ridicule and oppro-
brium which have been heapsd in un'
stinted measure upon Captain Lees and
his detectives. is turned TO wsll.msrited
praise. OF course. during the long hunt
Of over three months. the Captain could
not yindicaie himself from the snsers
and accusations Of his enemies without
disclosing his plans. which would have
been fatal to their success. Now II ap'
pears that all this time the city OF San
Francisco has been but n vast prison
house for Duncan. guarded at every out
let and surrounded ON every side by
watchfui and energetic detectives and
poiicsmen. Even the harbor was block
AIDED. and not q craft escaped through
the Golden Gate. the cargo. crew and
passengers Of which were not known to
Captain Lees. lie has steadily pursued
his game until II was run to the ground.
and now the Bay City is fairly ringing
with his praises. He has vindicaied the
honor and ability OF the San Francisco
police. and we'll merits all the encomiums
which arc nos lsvished upon him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-26

AND now the plucky and sntsrprisins
proprietor Of the New York Herald Is
going to penetrate the North Pole. and
plant the American flag upon the icy
peaks Of what will DO known In the fu'
turs n Benefits Land. or on = floating
iceberg In the Bennett Ocean. Con-
grssa was p%etitioned yesterday to allow
the Pandora. which Mr.. Bennett pur'
poses to equip and send on her voyage
OF discovery at his own expense. to sail
under the National dag. OF curse the
permission will BE- granted. and in the
course Of the next few years, or per
haps months. Stanley. or some other
aitachs Of the Huuid will proudly take
possession Of the N~orthsrnmost portion
Of the globe In the name. and for the
glory. OF the American Republic. After
this feat there will DO but n thing lef,
for Bennett to do. He al ft out an
expedition for He'll. and IL he don't find
II, We shall DO convinced that II Is all a
myth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-26

sxrrrS leading Crispins Of Marlboro,
Mass. were arrested yesterday ON In
dictments charging them with eonspir'
acy in connection with tho recent labor
troubies-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-26

II the conditions Of peace tslsgraphed
yesterday are really demanded by Rus
STA. and accepted by Turkey. they leave
the Sultan virtually with no Dominion
whatever to speak OF. OF course. they
will not be allowed by the Great Powers
OF Europe. and IL is moro than probable
that tho Czar insisted on them as a kind
Of preparation for the coming Confer.
snce. He we'll knows that whatever
terms. hs may make. they are bound 10
BE- abridged. and therefore he proposes
these conditions. ~ q peddler offers his
wares. leaving a large margin for the re-
duction which his customer is sure to
insist upon. There will DO lively times
in that Conference. unless present indi.
cations are wofully deceptive. SO far
from an ending Of bloodshsd being as
sursd. there is really more danger Of a
general var springing from the ''Peace
Of Constsntinopls." than has menacsd
Europe for many years. In the mean
time. all the nations are arming. and II
the explosion comes. 1t win find them
all well prepared. Let her pop.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-26

The Chinese population OF Nevada
City has received no acquisitions to Its
numbers for the past several weeks.
The influence Of the protest which has
gone up from the people Of the State
against unrestricted immigration. ID a.
ready beginning 10 Do felt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-26

RrvoLyIso rubber heel plates. to
equalize wear. and prevent slipping. ART
the latest novelty in the shoe trade.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-26
BORN.

Ro0ERs-In Gold Hili. February 18th. TO the
wife OF Patrick Rogers. . ron.
oERMAN-In Gold Hill. February 2sth. TO the
wife Of Charles Y. German. q daughter.
SIMMONS In Virginia. February 23d. TO the
wife o. Thomas simnon. . daughter.
DKvOL-In Columbus, February 18Th. 10 the
wife OF J. y. Devol. a sou.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-26
AxUsEMENfs.

pIpER'S NEW OPERA HOUSE.
VIRGINIA CITY.
,ous PIPER .PaorHrr1os ArD MAxlsr,
i. II. yiNsON ...............sfAos hASAasa
Brilliant Success.
Immense Enthusiasm.
Til, Tuesday Rvs.ias, February 2e'
Second Appsannes Of the Great Italian Arsi's'
sIoNoR EDUARDO mAJsRosI.
vbs viii appear In the Romantic Drama In 0
Acts. entitled the
OLD CORPORAL.
srosoR xlJEaoNI Is CORPORAL SIMON.
TOMORROW twEDNEsDAD EVENING
v,,., Aupe.r.pce here Of the world.rcnowned
hCho
oIULIA TRss0RR MAJRRONI,
WIN v,li .ppesr In sehiilsr's grsat Tragedy. In
"A' Tsts, sdsptsd sIprcs.lJ for
MADAME RisTORf.
MARY
Qsses or ssssiasd.
NARY srTARr..... SONORA MAJRRoNI.
PRICES OF ADMISSION AS USUAL.
~ Box sheet on view 81 the Thsatsf from
10 a. y. til tr.n
GRAND UNIFORM BALI.
THE fifth ANNIVERSARY HALL
a KNIGHTS OF PY1HIAs a
q OF VIRGINIA, NEVADA, "a
WILL M avEx At
@ O o p RS A 1.
Friday Evening, March n, 1878.
Rxseutivs Cs.nittse.
HID. Gro.s "a bisrcte
p aagnin. NV vaIrs{
d stoddafd oeo' Ans
Rsoeptsa Csm.iuse.
KJarisou william Kierki
Chas Chapman Claus Becker
Hssr Csmnitee.
D Gross t. Bingham
a CorYis 8 0allsn
D Morrow Gee j u hing
Invitatsn Csanittse.
All Knights In Good Standing.
FLOOR DIRECTOR .......A. d. sTODDARD
MUSIC BY vsme,'s ousdrilis Dand.
~ The Grand March will taie place ct .
p. NJ, sharp.
servants have been engaged 70 attend th,
Lsdies' Dressing Rooms and 0entlemen's ia'
Room, Yaxr OF cHAhok.
TICK RTs (admittins gentleman and laiiss) 81
fs77td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-26
lied

DIED.
MARDEN- In Aurora. February 18th Richsrd.
son OF Me-. AMI Ms. Horace Marden, aged o
years. II months aud 10 days.
MARDEN-ln Aurora, February 10th. Frank.
son of Nj. and Nm Horace Marden.
CLIFFOhD In EUREKA, vehnary 7ist, Nellie
A.. daughter Of T.. Z. and N. u. Clifford. aged
IL years.
KUsZi = In Eurska, February 2ist, Julius
kunki. aged - years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-26
MARRIED,

MARRIED.
DAvls-DUis- In Aurors. y, bruary 20,h. vii.
liam Henry Harrison Davis 10 Mrs.. Jessie
Duis.
PADDOCK -ROBlER-In Elko, February 18th,
N. v. Paddock IN Miss Louisa Robier.
RANDOLPn-WARE - In Rureka. February
nd. A. Randolph TO Misc Katie Ware.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-04
NOTES HERE AND THERE.

Lawyer jackson and family, now in
England. write that they will return early
in August.
The season opens at Island Wild, !"
the famous summer resort of Gideon s
Band, on the first of July. The season
will last two months; none but members,
their families and invited guests are ad'
mitted,
Those Republicans who are best in
formed predict that T. J. Henderson vii
be renominated by the convention thai
meets in this city on the 18th of July
Should he be reelected the district will bt
without representation TWO years longer
Isn't it about time for those interested il
the government works here to see the toilI
of sending a representative who is not il
accord with the majority in congress.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-04
Skipped.

The Indian was correct when he
remarked White man uncertain The
employer, wife and associates of John
Messick, who has been employed in the
musical department of Mr.. Isaac
Epstein's store, is certain, he is
one of those alluded to by Mr.,
Indian. For some time Mr., Epstein has
been UNCERTAIN just where various articles
ofjewelry have gone, without a correspon-
dent equivalent Of cash on the credit side
of his books: While Mrs. Messick has
been uncertain where her John has spent
the time that should have been de Dictated
to Morpheus at his own habitation. This
procedure gave John very much such a
time, when he did stay at home, as the
monkey and the parrot had as isrecorded
in profaue literature. The curtain rose for
the last act on Saturday. The programme
called for John to visit Mr.. Epstein
residence in the evening to talk over
matters. A little by play at Johns
residence interviewed, John got the worst
of it, and naturally being coward, as al
men are who do not treat their wives as
law, society. and humanity dictates, John
to use classical expression, skipped. His
irregularities at the store and his little
indiscretions at home make the date OIL
his return exceedingly doubtful, notwith
standing the solicitud1 of several creditors
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-04
Temperance Convention.

The following persons have been ap-
pointed a committee on entertainment for
delegates:
H. L. Mitchell, James Kelly, Vim. Gil.
more, w. B. Pcttitt, Rev. j. Hart. r.
Champion, Hugh Warnock and g. W,
Spencer,
The prospects are that they will need al
the aid our citizens can extend them.
They desire to know how many dele.
gates can be entertained during Thursday
and Thursday eve, and also how many al
meals during the day only. They appeal t
all disposed to help the temperance cause
to come forward and contribute as far al
! possible,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-04
The Victim

of youthful indulgence. successes, &c;
he who is now suffering for past vices,
as indicated by weakness, losses, be
posits, sediments, irritation, dyspepsia,
nervousness, dependency, melancholy
tendency to mania. He who is i'll pre-
mature decline, will get immediate and
permanent relief and cure by using
wells Health Remover :" is espec1
tally designed for just these cases and
for those who are older. and are lacking
in animal vitality and vigor. 1t enables
the system to recuperate rapidly and
supply the drain thereon. Don't fail to
try it. Sold by druggists at 81 90, or
sent by express on receipt Of price.
Advice free. Sec circular with bot,
ties. Adde'S E. s. Wells, % Barclay
st New York