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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-02

Mahogany. walnut, Cherry
And ebony stains and varnisbes, at P. Il
Mathews, Second and Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-02

Hotel Arcadia, Santa Monica,
Will open January 3rd. J. W. SCOTT, Lessee.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-02

The Best and Lig htest Bread
Is made from Crown Flour
The sun., 1889-12-08
A TrapPer,s Trick.

There were thirty Of us In camp on . spur Of
the Black Hills mining for gold whom afternoon
We looked down upon tho level plain and saw four
mounted redskins chasing a white man a mulG He
making for uR but they rapidly overhaulnE
assistance. The foremost Indian nred Shot and man
yelling and exuing. nut the faint reports Of revolver
reached and We saw redskins and ponies
tumblnR over at every report Some Of our men slid
not needed When they reached the man he sat
the ground laughing a. II he would split
ITO think" no shouted az soon as he could control
his voice. THAT these ere Sioux. who rated sharp
could be fooled by that old trcthA, ha hA'
the ground bY three dead Indians and
other about to die while two OF the ponies dead
and the other .yo badly GoInded Il hHd al been
powder and ball and carrying . percussion cap bus
the work had been rapid and sure. The Indians had
~ @ n Ps
After bit the who old trapper. wont over
the wounded warrior, and said TO him In the Sioux
say did any OF You fsisr1 white man -
Of ever sf s sHS "a s.
Isn't the white man voundedr
mot by dozen Nancy JaneBl mat ballet didnN1
aua 81
other three are dead, and you are about 70 E0 say
Son want e hurt aynE IpOH fs,ps y SSShn
pop! Funniest thing have seen In . yeari Durn Il
Inv sRs o. "a month
ent seemed to realize that he had been duped and Ae
closed his eyes and died without ever raising the nas
The sun., 1889-12-08
Amusenents In Broohiyu.

Sunday concerts are growing In popular favor
IN Brooklyn judging from the number that to be civ
tonight few weeks ago, MlbAnk and Lewis Of the
new Gaisty Theatre inauEuratsd these entertainments
on large scale and other managers have deemed II
wise 10 follow the lead At the GAoty this evening In
strumsntal and vocal music will be offered. and we'll.
known artists viii be heard Tho Venetian Mandolin
Orchestra IL composed of ten ladies' said to be without
rivals In their line Of Instrumental music Beatrice
Leo, SonRStress we'll known in Brooklyn will be
heard also Mabel Hudson and the Stevens Sisters The
cAbanA family, Binns and Burma and Fred Roberts are
In the programme Prof H. J. Campbell will lecture
on Paris and tho Exposition" illustrated by Stereop
con ViewA For the week at this theatre novelties In
the vaudeville line will Be offered Watson and Hutch.
nFss Allied Attractions AlSxAndron Brothers Kelly
wellknoWn soubrettes complete the company. There
The Criterion It's frs concert for to night
IN iTnHs better m BY the Lee.
Lheps AyiolInSta viii assist him materially ktta u:
esmp:!e tie list Ths play for ID. week viii Be rss
tGd Hs MET Me- Ee f
.st into place in the esteem Of BrOellyn In the nav
& introdassa in one Of is elm lie has sntrsV re-
@ M sis somPsny and ,Sr c01Sta5, % M
P tSsa sstc and his Siia
JsCo6.s BrqotIyn theatre u Hands Across .he Sea i
IN s9s s scyn S ss
point When The piece into Se hands of the pres
mana gers however Il was thoroughly overhaul
n. w Ss In ss
sm RebsT. r GSS John
D. Tton, and Gus Hyde A Monday matin, . vii! not
be given hi: week The only mAtIntss viii be on We'd
william 4 Crane N Lloyd's new comedy, The sena:
n op n. as 81 n. G pS
cal sHti,s q Is n. n.ey American and s5eiore psrsSg
George y; Do we're Henry bergman James SELL L D.
Augusta ToStsf jennio kaiSnsr 'S% and GeorES Drew
B15Iymoro The scenery s from the beat artists
% ead OF Music hs 'HnfRy IN T Ss st
This y semtmiitary drama, snd has been seen sew
to that used in * DARK Secret ia used 10 add realism
river ana later the rsIcue Of The heroine FROM
ing. Harrison Is careful actor and has good COM
That comieal actor. Roland Reed in The Woman
Hater" will hold forth At the Grand Opera House. This
upon its fourth engagement in that city. Reed
will sing new topical songs and have new stories to tell
liam 9. &ndrows. Ruth csTponter issdoro RUSH and
Mrs. Mary Myers In tho cast Tho comedy has had
harry Of Ills Onion Square
Theatre Company. VII be at the Amphon opening TO;
tuesday and saturday, evening" and Wednesds sy matt
nc will be devoted 70 Victor Durand" in which Miss
ev.ninGA and "a womHn's ,stratugom" at sNtur4Ay's
Sevot:d to-, to amateur @ sooistoA Christina" week will
There viii Se the usual concert at Zipps Casino this
ihe leader Minnie scIuIt. who viii have songs
!ss Inc .peess Is @
Theatre viii sing Al Reeves and his banjo will bo
Al the Grand Theatre there will be entire oh hanGe
Of blu in both departments The specially Artsts Will
by the stock company.
The sun., 1889-12-08
A Sioux Surprise Party.


good many writer's have asserted that
an Indian Is q born stole. and that the reason
he doesn't laugh or cry or express surprise or
astonishment lies In the fact that Nature did not
intend him TO. That's all nonsense. however.
The Indian puts It all on for effect. I've heard
him laugh rs hearty as any white man. and
I've seen them whom they were positively thun-
derstruck with amazement
In 1866 the hostileB got to attacking one OF
the stage routes into JulesburR. and after they
had killed dozen people part Of my company
was sent out to give the red man o setback.
We rode over q section OF the route one day.
and toward evening seoreted ourselves In a
long. dry ravine, to see what would happen
during the night The stage was due there
about 10 o'clock. and soon after owe got sur
prise. A band OF twenty-three Indians came In
from the West. struck the trail Just above us,
and came down and laid themselves away al
most on top OF us. We had our horses down
around bend. with guards to look after them.
and the Indians had left their ponies
at some other point We were back
In the dark. where they could not
see us, while they were at the mouth OF the
ravne and every man OF them showed against
the starlight Sky. We knew what they were
after. and we prepared ourselves aecoroinHy:
up inch by inch until. when we finally heard
the rattle OF the stage coach. We were not over
twenty-five feet from the bunch OF marauders.
We could hear and see them making ready.
and Just as they were about to dash out on the
trail we gave them q voley.
Talk about an Indian not feeling surprised! !!
Why they yelled out like so many old women
scared by q cow. and two or three ot them
they ran. We killed nine and wounded four
with that one yolley. and only one OF the
vivor was a middle. aged warrior. bearing the
scars Of many battles. was asked TO cues, as,
tion him. and as he saw my purpose ne smut
himself up like clam. l started Of with:
Has my brother glass In which to see his
why should haver' he oueried. interest
ITO see that your hair has turned as white
No! Il can't bel Get me a glass, quick"
At that the group around linn burst out
laughing. and the warrior looked up with rue
ful expression and said:
Il thought it was true. was 30 scared that
my heart stopped bestingl"
The sun., 1889-12-08
Danr All Sufficient.
Prom tAe Detrott free Prem.

from tAe DctJOp FTeo fvcSb.
A farmer who was seated with htg W1fO IN Q
wagon the market yesterday beekonsd % hsVpbsy
who shouting:
An about" &C. and asked
whats up nowf"
"All about tho message"
what messAgor'
"The President'l"
"oh that's it The freEdsns Osus Q nssDAso -
"fIS the message to CongrsaA" nAlA tho ~ AesR
looking at the neadtine2
"Must be mighty importAntT
ii guess you wonth exclaimed no VITA - he fslt
for his change what on earth Do yoa VaAt 1t Q
mSssaES:'
"But it's nothing but reading"
NO ls'poso not but the President muSa had Sus-
thin on his mind when he mado IL up"
"spoSen he had. We've got mug on our ulindA
haven't wet You hAvonS finished that life OF DaAt
Boone yi-"
That's so Say. buh sorry to have troubled ye bah
guess don't keer for any message and the ole woman
Agn It too It's probably all right but dohS
k0er for 1t I've got book TO home that makes my
hair right up every page and the PTes
dent can't beat that Life o. DAnl Boone and the wAY
he did knock InjnDg and about would make your
feet cold to read. No. guess won't buy. I'll continue
on with DAnl Boone"
The sun., 1889-12-08

Tho other two followed his example without
waiting for the torture. Each one wrote note
r. q friend IN Melbourne worded BY dictstion.
While the chief was rough-looktnE fellow. ne
The istters r. we're we're ready he took them and start
cd. presumably 70 find messenger 70 act as
q o-between. There. were four left to guard
us, and after the chief had gone one OF them
Engilshman's feet. Our three. fellow. prison.
ers rather Stunned Davis and myself during
the afternoon seeming to bo put out because
We were not called upon to rapsom ourselves.
Buch BSt Of tbs CR aSd had @ Win them
good share Of the time. Each outlaw also had
good word for her whenever che came near,
and she was permitted to run about without
AT o'clock In the. afternoon this was the slt-
uRtion: Three OF the guards were asleep be-
yond the fire. The fourth sat on the ground.
with his back to n rock. readinRa q novel; while
close together. talking matters over and the
EnRishmen were ten steps away. Little Eva
was running about, shouting and PLAYING. All
at once we heard the pop OF revolver, followed
EnglishmeH. each with pistoiin hand. dashed
past us, In sixty seconds more every one OF
tho bushrangers wNs dead, They had coaxed
Eva to bring thsm the pistols, which were lyihg
behind the guard and made two trips, AS soon
as they had the weapons one OF them shot down
tile half-aBleep guard. and then the others were
slain before sleep was fairly of their eyelide.
within half on hour, We were headed for the
highway and carrying the victim Of torture
along With us. We kept going all night, as We
60 sog and dgSygnt ~ out
set OIL for the camp, and on their way to 1t came
across and killed the leaders OF the bushranR-
ers thus wiplng out tholast OF . bad gang.
The sun., 1889-12-08
Human Nature
From the Detroit Free Pres.

ETOHE INC DeUo5I FTcs FTeJJ
That's fine dog Of yours" said . man ct
the Poet Ofce TO another man who had nnO hunting
Yes: he's pure strain, and well trained To heck
The dog fell into position with brisk aIAerity.
rd like buy dog ike that" said the nfst speaker
"but the trouble L. when md such dog his owner
will never part with him."
You can have Roger for $50" said the dog owner,
81 paid 075 for him whom he was two months old"
isn't he little sqnken In the back for thorough
bred I" asked tho other Anxiougly
MOT BIT. That 10 one evidence Of pure blood"
Now that notice h i'm see that his loRs tribe
crook and ho s than the real Gordon setter
must have true proportion In dog that buy"
buy my dog Il yoq were vAndsrbit why. there iSnt .
hair him that would sell II could Ret $500 for H..
You needn't depreelAte him another point He isn
for sale and never will be-Rood day and the man ana
dog disappeared together"
The sun., 1889-12-08

Snake charmers arc In the museum business
by the tcora but until lately no has handled large
living AgAtor This performance 10 to bs feature in
the SLa AZ wor,hs Palace Museum this week. Natalie
Doroudo girl of is, handles the GmphibiAns without
large enough 10 alo IN her head and halt her body
The current animate attractions IN the curio halls
Include Big Alice, fat woman; Jessie frAry, Armless
wonder: Fred j. Wakefield, pnlmonic athlete George
WiiIiamI turtle boy; MAY BTookeA tattooed woman;
Nine Milo Win har OF extraordinary length; Prncess
Olga regular sciAn beauty; Prof Williams tattooed
scots company OF good specially peEtOrmsrs m.
Guiding the keIbittA Rogers Bros, fTel Allen Maggie
sommsrsasd Laura Watson. Moore and Vivian J.M.
BeroIy and others have been engaged 10 give hourly
entertainments on the stage.
The sun., 1889-12-08

way for the two splendid programmes announced for
this week. At his Eighth avenue resort the following
features viii be the rule in the curio hAs ZnjA Della
tanie. dreoisn snake oharmtr; Walter u. Stuart an
hrmleet and legleSA who IA something OF artist
with brush crayon. and peni Edwaraes tattooed Tar
tar; biRnor Low ando strong man; Ella Lake, elastic
skin woman, and signor Khpotto SpanlArd With the
same peeuIurity Sealey Gardiner's San Francisco
ComsdyCompany have been engage to give hourly
performances In the thestorium for his Harlem house
Manager Doris has secured the following attractions:
Seymour, master mind reader; Zamorn, the triple
J0inted Hindoo hoOdoO; Bresano, pottery worker: q
tAttooed Greek, aud the Mexican mandolin plAy era
On the stare Psttingell Webtters Comedy Company
will rive interesting and amusing performances ~ reg
The sun., 1889-12-08
Troubled HonsymooAS.
ltom Me IndlanapOIts Sentln.l

SOMERSET. Dec. 9.-The Rev: William L..
Hatcher Of Jalapa has been. indicted by the
Grant county Grand Jury for Illegally per-
OF c0uples will have 10 be remarrtGd TO stop tho
tongues Of gossip, II not 10 still their con-
sciences. Hstcher's offouce is a misdemsanor
undeT the Indiana laws aud the particular
misdemeanor charged in the indictment ts the
marriage OF James Bodkins aud Miss Dora
Of cod and claims to be regularly ordained
Ininister OF the denomination. He las married.
n dozen couples all OF whom will r0mArrI
with probably single exception. whore sep
aration will occur.
The sun., 1889-12-08
Stoves for Monkeys.

Keeper Hayens OF the Gress Zoo craWled on
to tho Fair street dummy with two big gray tive EAoh
Jugs in bis hands yesterday 80
"GOIng 10 start u blind tiger = he was asked
NO these monk sy BtoSes.'
Monkey what -,
body has been wondering how Woud kssp the mou.
stoves II MI these two tugs full OF hot water wrap
some hay around them. and set them In the MONKEY
cage" ,.-.,,,
Trust monk for that They'll sit around those Jugs
and bug them worse tnAp tramp around freight ca
BoVe. Next morning when 20 70 there they will
be AZ warm and snug - you ever SAW"
The sun., 1889-12-08
Ysritahle Mereulss.

There IL q man ON exhibition at the Gaiety
Hus6s, in the BoWery who performs fsGtS ofSHsnEth
whIsh ssaua really wonderful He places his head upon
one chair his heels upon another and sets his muscles
until his body rigid plank staging Is laid mon tho
noor across his body and ever this tullSEOwn horse
WalkE EotWithStEnding tho horses weight, which II
upward OF OH pounds this man says that he expects
soon TO 2o pound nan ride ths hSrs1 IcrotA the
solely upon the neck and heels Of the srqnT man There
rubber ribs among them Hs ribs arc as neNiblo
AS made OF that sprinEy substance Ihyre yAudo
The sun., 1889-12-08
artists eonseisnnousnssa The Derby was run, ane
Count Frederic De L. Oranges horse "Iins esEAn
won Il: hence the statue bears the name

artists oOnseisnaousnsss The Derby vas run. sns
Count Frederic De L. Oranges horse "Fins eel
won II; henos the statue bears the name
I. How ala the prsdx to mama "nomeg .nse,.
originated Can the prenx be cropped Mitnsyt tses
M j6,tGsbls TO drop the prsnxf FrrB ,.
l. The prefix Is derived through tire Gaelic from the
Gothic roOus a son The prsnI NJ, Nc, or Mac. Il
corruption of this word Brewer in his Phrase
and Fable" In this State you need only register the
change in the Clerks ONCE OF the Court Of Common
Pleas in the County Clerks once 3 Why mott tie
matter for each TO decide for himself taking All
circumstances into confederation
~ Where S.ps poem be found entitled "rsdals ISur
The poem was popular some twenty-five years AEoi
Mr. Tony Pastor sang II At that time with ETeat ap'
plause." You can perhaps get the song from Hitch
cock IL Park row, this city.
Was Lynn @ ,y; sssyH; the largest shoe nsnStactuSIns
We don't know of any other city that turned out -
many shoes as Lynn its annual product was over S2o'
100000
r. Hood-A poll tax IL not required in New JERSEY.
John J. Woodrl,6--Ths Governor Of New jersey Ess
5000 year.
Daph Johnson-You receive money from mAAps1
perhaps Of man; but never OF a man.
J. r HdyeG-You can probably Est "Ths Massacre aa
oAvnpOre" from scribnsr 4 Wexford Of this city.
Paul Rsrmdn-Ths GorrinS Journal was founded
about six years ago; therefore after Cen dsrnod's
election.
Htlson s L-Thp law does not require the minor
children OF a widow to take the Of their mothers
second husband.
RoO,rh C 1.-THE nrst proprstors Of the Autor House
In 1885 were Boyden Son; then came Boyden Stst
con, then Stetson 4 Coleman.
LouiS = Pieriot-These colleges made mp the Inter
collegiate Football Association: Princeton Yale Har-
vard University OF PennuylvAnln and Wesleyan Uni-
yerti;y.
Dduti r. S.-we don't see what she can do 10 you be-
sides mpenE you support tho child and bothernG
you BIT but II she tries to bother You have
her arrested.
John Wood.-Gray's botanical works about the
best They published by Iyison. Brakeman Co,
this city. Harper Bros. publish Smiths classical
Dictionary In convenient form.
T. j. Cdtev--In Alabama, Arkansas Colorado Florida,
Indiana Kansas Louisiana Michigan, Minnesota MIS-.
souri, Nebraska Oregon. Texas and Wisconsin, alien
State restrictions as to residence
John DichnsoN,-There are no night schools Of loco
motive engineering in this city We don't think that
the Trade Schools aud sixtyGiXth stree.
the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn teaches engineering;
apply to those places though. Ask friend who's
in the business or IL you're not afraid ask some one
whom you don't know.
The sun., 1889-12-08
nu,lps.. Attraetloas a. Dor,s,s Msseun.

Manager Doris still maintains prominent
position in the rank in the wpricsd AmuSsmSnt
Geld Zig business 10 reported at both OF his popular
MP houses the iuIt ended thus paving the
The sun., 1889-12-08
writer in the Courier. Journal says that Dixie WAs
written by Col Will q. Hays for the Buckn0r GuArdA
and that the air is an old scotch song;

ana tnAt tne AIT u Al olu oCotCn bOnb'
IL had been
For soldier he'd TO-"
VIII yOu tell melt this is Gof hooEET
Mr.. HAYS may have written the words though As the
song ascrbed TO him In the latest sketch Of his
ife we doubt that he did write it. Az 10 the music 10
may be from tho Scotch bnt there was song current
early in tho sixties TO the Same tune" Fort Aoul
trio" It called In 1881 tho Charleston Courier pub
lished an account OF the song beginning; 80
common has become tho error that this iS
a Southern song The real truth 10
that Dixie is an indigenous Northern re-
frAin, common to the writer hereof 81 the lamp
posts OF New York city. - 1t originated in New
York and assumed the proportions of there In
its travels It has been enlarged and has gathered
moss It has picked w note here and there; .
chorus has been added to II, and from indisnct
chant OF two three notes 1t has become an eabo-
rate melody" Albert Pike published inths HAtehe1
Courier Of May 80 1851 song "Dxie: southrona hear
your country call you," in which are the familiar
words "For Dixies land take stand And live or
die for Dixie To arms to arms aud conquer peace for
Dixie" Mr. Hays may have written one pixie" bat
We don't bsevS he wrote the Dixie
I1 Thanksgiving national holiday what are our
national holidays \. r.
Thanksgiving Day is not national holiday though It
is observed In all the States Tho Fourth of July is the
only holiday we have that can bo called national and
even statutory in Nebraska aud New Mexico
Thanksgiving Daym general legal holiday
ing the uTAtt riots q What Of tho riot was the
ArInory At second AyenuS and T"sntyhrst sireet
burned What day nj thr riot the station house
in East Twenty. second street buTneI' LINE LIGHT.
!. Tho building the northeast Of Third Ave
nus and Forty sixth street thsn numbered 6I7 = The
Armory was burned between and 3O'clook in the
afternoon Of Monday July IL Tho second day
dsIAir - II HoBARTG
In 1865 the Paris Jockey Club desiring to offer prize
for the Trsneh Derby commissioned BGTyo 70 executes
lion in silver He agreed make II Of certain weight;
when it was finished be found that 1t wSS short
srAl bSrI Of silver Of value except SSlVS " the
The sun., 1889-12-08

centre In the wOrldf W. A. ".
We don't know Of any other city that turned ont -
many shoes Lynn; Its annual product over 500
100000
The sun., 1889-12-08

where can poem be found entitled Paddle LsuT
Own Cancel" n D.
The poem was popular some twenty-five years age;
Mr. Tony Pastor sang At that time with ETeat ap-
plause." You perhaps get the song from Hitch
cock IL Park row, this city.
The sun., 1889-12-08

J. r HdyeG-You can probably get "Ths Massacre 81
CAwnpore" from scribner 4 welroId OF this city.
The sun., 1889-12-08

Paul Rsrnaan-Ths HorRtnS Journal founded
about six years ago; therefore after Cen asrnod's
ale
The sun., 1889-12-08

Ht,son s L-Ths law does not require the minor
children OF widow to take the name Of their mothers
second husband.
The sun., 1889-12-08

ROVsrS C H-The nrst propretors Of the Autor House
In 1885 Boyden Son; then came Boydeu stst
con, then Stetson Coleman.
The sun., 1889-12-08

Ddrd Johnson-You receive money from . NANTES
perhaps OF man; but never OF q man.
The sun., 1889-12-08

LouI = Peyiol-Thasc colleges made mp the Inter
collegiate Football Association: Princeton ale, Har-
ward, University of Pennsyivana, and Wesleyan Uni-
yersi,y.
The sun., 1889-12-08

John j. WoOdnE-Ths Governor of New Jersey Esp
A. 600 n yehF
The sun., 1889-12-08

sides compelling you support tho child and boherinS
you BIT but II she tries to bother you, can have
her arrestsd
The sun., 1889-12-08

John Wood-Grays botanical works about the
best They are published by lvison. Brakeman Co,
this city. Harper Bros. publish Smiths classical
Dictionary in convenient form.
The sun., 1889-12-08

r. #OO4.-A poll tax /, not required in New Jersey.
The sun., 1889-12-08

Robert Buchanan the English poet wrote Phil
Hlooda Leaf" and Colonel shark READER.
James B. Fisher, we'll known tcporter OF the Herstd
whe died two yeArh ago wrote Pail Blood'A Leap
The sun., 1889-12-08

sve painting 1t carrss instruction and artistic beauty
with IL
HArlom's now opsra House will have sArdou melo
drama this week. "The ExIlss" thus makes Its way
from the down limit OF the theatres to the farther
most uptown point and NO doubt Its reception at
Eibos will ind duplication at HAmmersteins better
acting company seldom intsrpretA shat sort OF drama
for uA They have no changes In the cast and
30 \ strong performance Is assured. Next week
come Booth and hodjsskA TO tho new play
house to give II the distinguished honor 1t has yet
enjoyed and incidentally itS most expensive one, for
1t 10 generally known now that the manager, anxious
10 secure this combination comedies to his yiGitorS
prstty nearly all the recSptA Harlem ought 10 take
cognIance OF this generous piece Of enterprise After
their uptown SnRAGemOnL by the way tho Booth
hodieIkG troupe cease from acting for . fortnight
1t is not easy to forget the realistic scenic strength
and tho clever mechanical effects In The Shadows Of
Great City" nor 10 possible either to EAinSay the
that the vigorous acting OF persons in itS have
had much to do with the maintenance OF this mslo
dramas profitable existence The good players are
Annie Ward tiffany and George Edeson, both trained
In the old school and both valuable AlwAyA Their
! temperance at the Windsor this week means
| a series Of deeply Bympathstic GudispceG Others
in the cASt this are Rose Tiffany,
daughter o: Annie; william CuilihEton sE'comedy
ktar; John Marshall, Charles Kidder and little Mabel
HslIen Aad HsrtA Later On" 10 the ensuing combine
tion and after that the nrst New York perform
ance OF "Tho Bells Of HASlsmsrs," the Psttitt aud
Grundy play which fought shy OF the metropolis
long In It's cast the chief John Rsllsrd who
has been leading for several stars ofnota
Miners Peoples Theatre has certainty Of . week Of
msrrimsut 10 the engagement Of the MSStAysT Vaughn
"ISuTStG" WhO were 80 rsesAty in Broadway that
The sun., 1889-12-08

Miners Peoples Theatre has certainty Of week OF
No srrimsnt 10 the engagement of the Vaughn
"IsuTSts" EhO were TSeSnty In Broadway that