To the west of the yards ran Ashland Avenue, and here was an unbroken line of saloons--Whiskey Row, they called it; to the north was Forty- seventh Street, where there were half a dozen to the block, and at the angle of the two was Whiskey Point, a space of fifteen or twenty acres, and containing one glue factory and about two hundred saloons.
If not, then try the following: 1  Insert the memory stick into the computer. 2  Go to My Computer and under Devices with Removable Storage look for your card reader. 3  Right-click on it and click Properties. 4  In the pop-up box, sometimes there's an option to Remove write-protection.f your card reader fails to access the data, try removing the write-protection settings manually. Please note that this process will format the card and remove anything stored on it. This is a last resort option as all files on the card will be lost: 1  Go to the Control Panel. 2  Proceed to the Administrative Tools section.
How to format USB drives and memory cards which are write protected. You cannot delete contents or make any new files on right protected USB drives and SD Cards. But there is a way to format USB drives which are right-protected. Let see how:How to Remove Write-Protection of USB Using System Registry (regedit.exe).1  Select âStartâ then âRUNâ, write âregedit.exeâ and press Enter. 2  Click âComputer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\â.3  Then select âCurrentControlSet\Control\StorageDevicePoliciesâ. Plug in your USB to your PC. 2  Launch command prompt (in Windows XP, select âStartâ then open âRUNâ, write CMD and press Enter. 3  In Windows 8 PC, select Start menu and search cmd.exe). 4  Once your CMD screen is open and ready to use.