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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-02
BY J. a. Brown.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Ashland Va
COMMISSIONERS SALE

n 'Om MloSiONEh , SdlxE
NEAR yAHEARkE aTgRgfE x n Exs.
OVER County,.
CONTAINING a.. ACRES. WITH me
PRoVEMENTS.
Pursuant to G decree Of the circast
Court OF Hanover county, entered April
y. 1895. In the chancery suit sty,sd "Ber-
tie y; Cannon and ais "; Harry l.
the front door Of Hanover county ccurt.
house. on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE IL 1895.
at IL o'clock noon tCourt-day). the above
mentioned PROPERTY. This tract con-
tains i6A acres. more or less. and - ons
2, sss mSs, desirable ,,ls truck issms
cultivated in truck for the last thirty
fve years.
II. sydnor, George X. Cruichnsld. V. g.
Cosby and ais. and wa. the residence "a
the late Joseph Grubbs. and is now occu-
pied by Mr.. lSellum. II Is situated aeoas
six and a hsif miles rom Rlehmona civ.
and three and half miles from chess-
peake and ohio railway station.
The buildings consist Of a comfortable
dwelling OF i've rooms. kitchen stable,
and other out-buldings, water excellent.
This property H. sold Tor an equitable di-
vision among those entitled thereto. 10
any one wanting a little farm for home.
upon which he can live, make money,
have good health, good neghbors. be con-
venient TO schools and church, this ssia
should commend itself.
TERMS: one fourth cash; restdue In
three equal instruments at six, twelve.
per cent. interest from day OF sale. and
title retained until the whole purchase
money is paid and Sonysysnes directed
Special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-02

je 2 81 J. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
lime RENT LIST
Phone 81

Just out. Full and complete. Special in
ducements to immediate tenants.
J. h. ELAN & CO..
lli3 Main street.
'Phone ga f. 2-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-02
May p, 1888

BERTHE ~ Cannon and ais va. Harry L.
Grubbs.--In the Circuit Court OF Han
over county.
/. j. A. Brown, Clerk OF said court. GER
tify that the bond required OF the special
commissioner In the shove-styled cause
by decree OF April Is. las. has been duly
Given under my hand this nth day Of
May, 1895. J. a. BROWN.
Je 2-Su2t Clerk.
by Pollard & Bagby.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-02
VERY ATTRACTIVE SALE

BY Ellis & Seabrlght, Auctioneers,
First and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-02
WHATS THAT?
WANT A HOME OF YOUR OWN

We can supply you-two or tnree
rswJv- fnished-sttiated on beautiful sites;
Complete, overlooking Richmond Good
neighborhood, shade, and fine water.
Come TO see them.
Terms: 500 cash. so per month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-05
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board Of Aldermen annual outing, Bay Clln Park.
Staten Island
Coney Island Jockey Club races. Sheepshead Bay.
2:SO p. m.
Larchmont and Sea GIN Yacht Club regattas
Exhibition at American Art Galleries. No. East
Twenty third-st, a. m. to p. m
New-Jersey Agricultural Fair. Waverly.
Richmond County Horse Show and Fair.
MIX Dealers Protective Association. No. Il
Eighth-st.
Independent County Organization No. 2l3 East
Broadway. p. IN.
American Institute of Phrenoloey No. q East
Twenty hrst-st.. p. m.
Theodore Roosevets address on 1.-THE Duty Of
Law-Abiding Citizens" No 3H East Twenty-hrd-
St. p. m.
Prohibition County Committee OF Kings. No. SIS
Futon-st. Brooklyn, D. III.
Sheriff Tamsen's case before Recorder Con.
Inquest on II. W. Inman. s'apleton. Staten Island.
S p.
T. r Hargrove's lecture before Brooklyn Theo-
sophlcal Society No. AGA Classon-ave.. p. m.
New-York- Cleveland baseball match. Polo Grounds.
p.
Music in East River Park p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-05
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 8.
SHIPPING NEWS.
ropr or wYoRK-wEDNEsDAY. SEPT. 4. 1898
Arrived.

popT OF NORTHUMBERLAND. SEPT y 1900
ARRIVED.
Steamer Aurana @ MeKsy ye1D D5 81, Hu srense
Messengers 70 Vernon II Brown q Co. ArrNe' d" '''' '
at o Northern Light m Parton Newcastle AaEuss
81 in ballast Goepei Tribe Arrived al VIC la
at s, S city % Hunter rs" Angu at th S
swansea q. with mdse to ArN'' a ~
bs Steamer Christine DAM Larsen copenhayen AGs tne
~ shields ~ In ballast to Gust Heye. Arrived "' '''
ia, al aim Ger Hemers from Bremen August -
via southampton with mdse ana ana PAST =, 30 m
CO. reported south Of fs 1s RSem "a. August o.
-, mise cabin and i0 steerage passengers 10 Oe"ic'
Arrived at the 9r az p S Marseies Angus, 4
and %ena 20 with mdsc and cabin passengers u"
E a;,mSr "a Fs5don Hall @ Kye, sssrabaya June 5s S
Joanna Ro1 Ta, 1 sad 3 Aies H. ya B[s"
water september B. Yin sugar ,h no m,' et ioss m
" Osborn CI5r,. Re,ie samarang July o. hssa
s Aq, dSra1 ,,h sugar to American
RraniNg Co. Arrived the Bar at $3.50 Angus, a.
% ses s%peo 49, PTontera rs %:
Progress = s Ward Co Arrived Bar at 2SS M
pea gs@a cabaaen e and Havana 80 WIN
UardenoS Epug CO.. vessel TO Wade & CO. Arrived al
the Bar at N ,So York; Rockwell san,o pominse Angus,
o. Macos 20 sanshs1 ~ h ion5 40 with mdse and
Mont 70 clyde CO. Arrived at the lar al
$40 Steamer Neptune Br.han Mon'eT% n ssy g
AIMS Fay ard i p pas M to J. T. Kerr Co. Ar
WIN WIN i =, the Bar at 1880 .,,. Angina, o.
steamer Mackay Bennett scnehk h'''"A ''e"
sGna S W'd and pa.ssnssrs Ii Mallory
steamer Ell sud Higgins NeworleanS August '' WIN
me.e NJ Yemassee Robinson Charleston r
with mdse and pSs.snsS waSsr newport and Nor
m,h ndse and passengers 10 oid l'oniio 80 odsa
'o ss.amer Benefactor simmons. Philaue'p""' WIN W
to savay HodS Sept l. $50 mwind south; moderate
breeze. cIea c,rAerD
Steamer Claribel Gr) cote cape hHS''e"' '''"'e'
fSn, ar "omsi Eyans Gsiveston-c II Mallory & Co.
steamer spain sr, Foote. London n w hEtS 70
Ssa II1zie henderson wllets, Philadelphia o
Roberts nd, >r,,,k and Richmond-Old
p Steamer Ycms.see Robinson. charleson-w clyde
steamer Yunuri. Hansen. Havana and Tnmpco-'a'neS
s MnI~ American Dutch. Butt. Amsterdam-c II
seamsr Fdam Dutch Bruinsma Amsterdam-Funch
Es s,mer Rratten CSo Uckermann South Amboy. j
e, nan'@ Aisenborn Lewis 1atmorc-H Foster.
steamer Augusta Victoria Ger haemin, tai r'ae
via Cherbourg and southampton Hamburg American
Steamer III Sol Mason New-orleens,J yam Sickle
steamer Yuma. Warren. Phlladelphia-w clyde & Co.
SAILED
Steamers Comal FOR Galveston. Bratten tNor, South
.nhov. d'larbel arD cape Hayden Jacmel Port de
Paix Bratsbers Cor snip is,nd MIS- Sumnf
VI Sol New-orleans. American Dutch amsterdam
Tsutonc r Liverpool. Bolivia uir Glasgow, Franklin
eSor, paracoa; Louis Randle. southampton Kensns
ton (Br. Antwerp; Caracas. la duHyra Porto cabello
and Curacao
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
York River Post Lights.
So,ce In hereby given that Angus, 20 1875 the fol-
lowing described post lights were established IN YORK
Gi9ucssser Point Wharf Post Light. No. IA fixed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-05
NETWORK CITY.

Thomas p Hughes. druggist. at Twenty h-st.
and Tenth-ave. was sentenced In the Court Of Spe-
ca Sessions yesterday to three months in the peni
Tertiary for duplicating the trademark OF Carter $
Little Liver pills.
The Excise Board yesterday appointed Charles II.
Hackett and Robert f. Morris excise inspectors. The
dismissal of James Delaney was reconsidered as 1t
was found that he is a war veteran. and he re-
instated.
Coroner Hoeber yesterday held inquest into the
death of +. f. c. Davis. who killed August
bv being thrown from his horse the East Drive
OF Central Park. The jury decided that his death
was accidental and tina. no one TO blame
The employees OF the Department OF Public Works
are to wear hereafter uniform blue cloth cap
with metal plate In front, which will be in
scribed. "Employe u. =. w"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-05
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Detectives Sergeant Lawrence Delehanty was yes
terday fined thirty days pay by Commissioner
Weles and transferred from the Bureau OF Criminal
Investigation and Information 10 detective duty In
the Ninth Precinct The sentence Is the result Of
Sergeant Delehanty's alleged dsobedence Of orders
in connection with the escape at Newport OF his
prisoner F. Warren Ball. suspected of completely
In the robbery OF DR.. Drury.
Robert Butte eleven years old; William Brown.
sixteen. and William johnson. seventeen. were held
yesterday TO await the action OF the Grand Jury.
They are accused Of robbing grocery store at ST..
Johns Place and Fifth-ave and McQueens barber
shop at No. les Thrd-ave.
Charles r. Dunlap arraisned before Justice
Cowenhoven in New Utrecht yesterday charged
with stealing jewelry valued at $40 from Charles
W. Pierson. Both board at the same house
In Bath Beach and on the afternoon or August q
Pierson undressed in Dunlap's room prior to going
in bathing in the surf a short distance away. Pier
sons watch and chain and diamond stud were
gone when he returned Dunlap was identified by
James Shanks clerk In a pawnbrokers shop at No.
81 Park Row. the man who pawned Pierson 3
watch there the night of August %. Dunlap fur
nshed bail In 81 800 for appearance Tomorrow
Colonel LOOMS l.. Langdon. chairman OF the Pa
rade Committee on Maryland Memorial Day, has
written a letter to Police Commissioner Welles
thanking him for the details OF mounted police on
that day and complmentlng the their ex-
cellent appearance.
Charles F. Franklin chief inspector OF the speed
Of trolley reports the following speed violations
during August: The Brooklyn Heights Railroad. %
violations; Atlantic Avenue. %; Brooklyn Queens
County and Suburban. II; Coney Island and Brook
Ign. 7. and the Nassau Electric T. making total
of lN violations The Brooklyn Heights road ran
one Of It's cars at rate of o.. miles an hour on
Eulton-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-05
ELIZABETH.

Application made yesterday by the inhabi-
tants of the central part OF Fanwood Township 10
Judge Mccormick IN the Union County Court OF
Common Pleas. for the erection of that portion OF
TIE township into Independent borough. the same
a Rosee. Several important Improvements. includ-
Ing sewers. wanted by the residents Of the
thicky built-up part of the township that sur
roxnds the railroad station. and they cannot have
these things because of the opposition OF the resi-
dents of the other agricultural part. Judge Nc
Cormlck ordered a special election for October l.,
when the question will be decided.
Horatio y. Howard. a brother OF County Clerk
William Howard. died In Elizabeth yesterday. He
for many years ASSOCIATED with his brother In
the grocery business in Railway, but for the last
ten years has been connected with the engineering
and surveying department OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
road. He leaves a widow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-05
NEV-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

Articles OF incorpora ton were filed In the County
Clerks office Jersey CITY, yesterday by the Cier'ca
Mutual Association OF the United States II Is
composed entirely OF ministers. the object pehs 20
provide for those members who are incapaclta.eu
Nv age or accident. The officers are e. L. SneaV
,resdent; H. " :. Meyer. secretary, ana Chares
NJ. Jessup treasurer. - ., .An
Hallett Alsop Borrowe. a superintendent OF tne
Consolidated Traction Company. at Newark APP
neared in the Third Criminal Court In Jersey City
on Tuesday afternoon as complainant against
Michael German, a truckman, who blocked me
trolley road with his vehicle. German was fined -
Jennie Robinson the young colored woman VINO
shot and killed her law husband. Char.es
w Pepper at their home. No. 462 Monmouth-st,
Jersey City. a; midnight on Tuesday, was arrasned
before Acting Police Justice Van Keuren yesterday
and held for the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-05
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN
nrrEcrIvE RELIEVES HIS CONSCIENCE.

nErEr,TIvE RELIEVES HIS CONSCIENCE.
A., >,.rr Emma Martin. through her lawyer.
- crtm,b asked Judge Cullen yesterday Tor
r.,-gur,ent OF her motion for counsel fee ana
almony in the suit for absolute divorce brought by
Elbert C. Martin against her The Martins were
married in 1854 and separated about I'VE weeks ago.
when Mr.. Martin began his suit. Inc co''p'a'"'
charged that the wife had had improper 'e'a,'o",
with an unknown man Mt the 'h'eu o'a''s 80,
T., NowyorL Yesterday Mrs. Martins counsel
offered an aff,davit Of Albert c. Holmes wh9 VIA
em,n,oxe ed IN work up evidence against MIS- ma ~
yIP I, U.s. he who decoyed Mrs Martin 10 'ne
United States Hotel where he Tegs'sT novleGse Of
man and wife. without the c9nse a 'o~ sent To her
room While with her osi se case sS against
business He swears that the ei, nH mai he makes
Mrs Martin put up lop, az and 70 relieve
the affidavit in justice to Mrs Martin anu u
his own conscience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-05
THREE MEN INJURED BY DYNAMITE

ONE OF THEM WILL. PROBABLY DIE-PREMATuRE
EXPLOSION of BLAST
While at work the turnpike at Verona. " j..
yesterday morning. three Italians were badly in
Jured by the explosion OF a dynamite cartridge.
The men are P.ctronso Aelo. who bown about
twenty-five feet by the force o. the explosion and
injured SO that he will probably die Jayerio Lavo-
Ito and Antonio Fraingo. The nrst was 10 the
Mountainside Hospital and the others were taken
TO their homes In Montc,air. Lavolio and Frango
are very badly cut about the head and body, but
Will
The men were Blasting rock when drill hole
which had been loaded with dynamite exploded
prematurely, the three men being within a few feet
OF the spot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-05
RUTHERFORD.

Ground broken yesterday for the new Method
ist Episcopal Church in Passaic-ave.. between Home
and Mortimer ayes. the Rev Mr.. Van Benschoten.
presiding elder Of the district conducting the cere-
monies. The church Is TO cost about $4,000.
At a meeting OF the East Rutherford Lincoln
League on Tuesday night prepare tions for big
Republican rally and outing al Randolphs Grove
September Is were made The AFFAIR VIII be in
the nature OF a reception for Mayor William Nc
Kenzie, who returned yesterday from a European
trip. .
First prize In the annual tournament OF the Ruth
erford Lawn Tennis Club was won on Tuesday IN
the finals by y. w. Dean. with handicap or
thirty who beat Raymond Geer OF the class
A. Scratch men. Mr.. Geer made a fine uphill
battle. defeating the club cracks and winning
second prize.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-05
BIG REELECTION IN TIE PRICE OF CANDIES

Hope dncorporated). manufacturers OF bonbons a nd
chocolates. Of No Al Nassau-st.. announce that
the price OF their best bonbons and chocolates has
been reduced from 81 20 to 80 cents pound More
over. nothing is charged for expressage mailing.
In other words, tine candy Is delivered 10 customers
free OF all charges OF any kind anywhere In this
world" The Of sugar and other material used
for making the bonbons and chocolates is low at
present that IL induced these manufacturers TO
make notable reduction in the price Of their
fine candles you get them" they say wherever
YOU are in this world for the same price we ask
in the store" Their business has been estab-
lished thirty -four years. and there Is no branch
store anywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-05
STRIKERS PAID OFF.

The girls and men who went on strike last Ihurs
day were paid off at the office OF the American
Manufacturing Company at the factory In MODEST
at o'clock yesterday afternoon AT O'CLOCK they
held q meeting at their headquarters ana james
Boyd an executive member OF the hhikh's o.
49, addressed them as did also a number OF the
locked out employees who promised to stay out with
the strikers The meeting, which was composed
mostly Of women, near breaking up IN as
order when one Of the strikers. Kate Maley, Twelve
vaars old tainted She was revived and taken to
her home Another big meeting will be held to-
night at $50 o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-05
AN OH AND RICH WOMAN KILLS HEhohi'r

Mrs Sophia Schmidt. sxty-eight years I'' ,oa
prominent church member. and who IL Is "u' s
owned property worth $4,000. commn'eu SUI. NV
early yesterday morning by gas aspi' Nrs
basement OF her home. No 81 Berr!-S" 49,
cohm,dt.s niece Miss Clara Hines. discovered 'he
old woman lying on a sofa unconscious ohe sun
moned an ambulance but before 1t arrived MIS-
Schmidt dead. ,,os, res,dents Of
N,ilia msburg and the old Schmidt farmhouse sh..
stands but twenty years ago was Vaca s y DIR
FAMILY Mrs Schmidt, up to the time o. i.9i rrtrrs
was a member OF the German church al Dfiees-
ave and South Fifth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-05
scuoo1. PRINCIPAL SUSPENDED.

II became known yesterday that Mli'an' -
Ridenour. who was principal OF Pubic "o"oo' y,
49, on Boerum-st, was suspehueu NJ a,,o.,
49, ,oo., poord ~ School Trustees. The meeting
u.as hold some time in August. and 1t is ahesen
that charges of misconduct were preferreu ns"
the principal by several Of the teachers III VI,
school Ridenour denied that such charse' n 'a
been made but further than that ne reittee Will
investigate the charges when IT meets od dS not be
found last night. The principal has peen raar ago
lie School No AZ since 1t was enlarged w resent
and n Is said n number of teachers VIII Nv, w
AZ the meeting to-day to testify In MS pehaii'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-05

Hartford Annuity. $1,000 policy: the Kansas City.
$4,000; the knights OF Pythias, 5000 and the
Ancient order OF United Workmen. 5000. al OF
which organizations had refused TO pay the death
claims until compelled by the decisions OF the
courts. had all united In the Injunction proceedings
gust H. and believe that the can be def
nitey traced that unless already out OF the
hands OF the executor. IL Is safely tied up
The Equitable Life Assurance Society paid the claim
on Frakers $4,000 policy over a year ago. and as
that has probably been used up for expenses II
will be difficult for the money TO be recovered"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-05
FRAKER'S EXECUTOR RESTRAINED


INSURANCE COMPANIES AND BENEFIT ORDERS
UNITE IN PROTECTIVE MEASURES
VI. l.. Stevens. the head OF the claims department
OF the Provident Savings Life Assurance Society at
No. 20 Broadway, received a telegram from Kan
sas City yesterday saying that an injunction had
been obtained restraining ex-Judge Lincoln the
executor OF the will Of Dr. George W. Fraker from
disposing OF any moneys in his possession
Mr. Stevens stated that the Provident Savings
m which Fraker had taken out a $4,000 policy; the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-05
YONKERS.

While workmen were excavatng In the rear OF the
power-house OF the Yonkers electric road yes'er-
day a portion OF the embankment caved In DENIS
O'Brien, one OF the workmen. nifty years oo' Oh
No. Is Ingram-st., was caught by inc iaiHhs Vi. !
ana had one of his legs broken He taken to
ST.. Joseph's Hospital ", H.. .ra
Al the annual meeting Of the Hope HOOK ana
Ladder Company. Tuesday night, Eugene Sncr-
wood was elected chairman, A. NJ keene ioreinan,
John Stahl. jr.. first assistant. j. > nreaenourSn
John l.. Lelb financial secretary. Anorew Deyo
treasurer r T. Eggeston and j. G. beh ne, ,epi pr
YenfOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-05
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BRUNSWICK-The Rev Dr. Macintosh Mackay
OF Glasgow FIFTH AVENUE-General Felix Ag
nus OF Baltimore; Galusha A. Grow. Of Pennsyl-
vania; Bradley B. Smalley. of Vermont; J. Ross
Robertson. Of Toronto: Judge Edward 7. Green. OF
Trenton. " j.. and j. j. Richardson. member OF
the Democratic National Committee for Iowa GIL
SEY-John Boyd Thacher. OF Albany. HOFFMAN
j. Baldwin. of San Francisco. MURRAY HILL
James W Hinkley. chairman Of the New-York
Democratic State Committee. WALDORF-Mr and
Mrs Hermann Oelrichs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
General John NJ Schoheld and wife. and Lieutenant
Colonel J. =. Sanger. United States Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-05
PATERSON.

When Coroner Wiley and jury were returning TO
Paterson electric car yesterday forenoon from
the scene of the collision Singac, where Ernest
Preston, a fireman the New-York and Green
wood Lake Railroad, killed Monday. the
over Harry Marsden, seven years old. and cut
him in TWO. James A. Morr!sse. OF the princi-
pal officers Of the electric road, talking with
the Coroner when the boy ground under the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-05
CAJJACHAN MAY HAVE KILLED HIS WIFE.

Anthony Callaghan, twenty Eight years oid' was
held without bail by Justice aimbeer In the Even
st. police court yesterday to await the result OF the
injuries ne inflicted his wife, Mary. The couple
ouarrelled at their home. No IT'S Oakland-st. on
Tuesday night and Calaghan II is alleged threw
his wife and four ear-old child down a night or
stairs infcting injuries which may the death
of his wife The rooms in which the couple live
are scantily furnished and Mrs. Callaghan although
in a critical condition. is without food or drink.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-05

We take them in hand while young
TO get them into good habits; that's the
KEYNOTE of the song we've been singing
for months past
The habit of wearing good clothes is
a good habit and our clothes are good
habits, the most nearly perfect for boys
in the city of New York at the price
for we're beyond competition selling
short.trouser boys clothes, hats, shoes,
furnishings, without profit.
By so doing we're bringing up in
our ways large family of future
customers we're laying firm founda-
ton for future business and we're fixing
a standard for them to compare by.
ROGERS PEET & co
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and broadway
32d and Broadway.