davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-04-28

The formidable leaguo which was to have been
formed in New York for the enforcement Of tho
Eight-Hour law las assumed the Shape Of &C.
oret session Of twenty-sovon delegates from va
rioua trades-unions, which resolved to do moth
ing until noxt ycar.
, 1873-04-28
Gbe Gbleapn Weibur1e.
Monday Morning, April %, 1873.

Congressman Cox, Of New York, and poters,
Of Maino, havo rofuBod to receive their back pay.
The latter requests TINT tho Treasurer mako no
public montion Of tho act.
, 1873-04-28

GE0BE THEATRE -pesplaInoa strcot, betwoou Madi-
son aud Washington. Engagement ot Miss Iostio lis.
tallo. "WhIto Eagle or tho Modoo WAR"
, 1873-04-28

MYERS OPERA 11OUSK-BIonroc street, between
8t4to md Dearborn. Arlington, Cotton Romblofs
Mnstro1 aud Durlosquo Troupe. "The Modoo Cues
tfon." "Qulot Lodginae.''
, 1873-04-28

Old Probabilitioa, who supplies the country
ssith aroas Of low baromotorB aud storm -ooutros,
r:nd who ia responsible, Hnco Ills installation
into Office, for tho worst woathor tho Unitod
statoB or any other country las ever known, iH
Represented to be m officer Of tho regular army,
with the rank OF Colonel. Twenty years ago ho was
telegraph operator In Buffalo, md was addicted
, 1873-04-28

A1KEN8 TI1EATRE-Wahash avon,,e corner Of Con.
grcss atroot. unolo Toms Cabin" Mss. q. @. How
ard as "Topsyh
, 1873-04-28

ACADEMY OF MUSIC = Ea'sod stroot south Of
Madison. Enga2omont Of Little Noll. "Fidolia, tho
TtroWall."
, 1873-04-28
TO.pAYS ADJUSTMENTS,

6rVIOKEIlS Tl1EATRE--afndson strcot, botroan
state md Doarhorn Enlargement Of hir. Mark sni.h
" Quo Hundred Yenra Olh."
, 1873-04-28

lnt9a an instance OF tho manner In ryhfe}, tho
Government mntntai1s m 1ndlan which Ia
fair sample Of tho whole wrotcbod
business. eomo timo stnco, pariv
started In tho late autumn from st..
oloua to pny m annuity to tho Rcd Lalo
chlppowas' Tho annuity consisted of boof
porh beans, flour, md blankets. Tho oxpodi-
1'on WA mado up Of wagons, horses, oxon, boats,
tohts' a proacltor, aud dozen oti,ors whouo
salarioa averaged fvo lollara nar dnv. wooh
aftor weok' tho party kept on It's way, cropping
oVor l'ratrioa, plungIng into swampB, fortring
streams, matlng nov roals. sometimes tho mon
fastened ropoa round tlcir bodies aud prllod tho
supplies In boats whoro tho a1,ina]s could not
vonture, wllilc tho tcanstors took tho wagons
and animals by long circuits to rojoln tlom wlcn
they reached hrmor 1and. Mrs. swiasholm sara
Ihcy woro, thnk, nearly two montha reaching
tne destination, and MI this timo know TINT their
nt4s'oeft1o h'8nessos, for whose welfare they woro
turning themselves Into draft animals. were imnn-
tohtiy waiting for oir winter rntions engaged In tim
ennobln8 pursuit Of TINT gamo found in abundance
VI tueF Own sacrch persons, nnd In improving their
nas play'hg poker; and n1so that II they failed to
get their freight to It's destination at something very
near tho tno specified tho poor indian would bo vcry
hungry aud very angry; TINT hsa righteous Indignation
s vrnt, aa woaa probably lead him to aftao In
children, and that II le s,,o1 o r;ven ta - 1na
press lila disapproval Of unclo samues tar.lincsp,
snoam rHoao "oula 500 In tue transaction only
frontier sctlorp, who viii conttnno IN rrovoto ,ta
Rod atockinga" Of tho eat to such vigorous assor-
a,'4 ~ .eas rights "na aunerloFitesl Dy
trips over bending ico our o1podttion rcsec to os
gust presence Of "tho party Of tho frat part in this
thcr aovorn,nont ~ ,.r" % ,o nonor 70 represent
tween two burdous," indian savagory' and Eastorn m
philanthropy Tho expedition cost accident policy
foot md other infnrIra an avon ~ LOT arozon
flour and overy pint OF boaua eatou by those indians
that winter cost tho Government not loss than ono
eon1n va ~, s ~. "ssu aaan On WINCH eatso
tai beef with only the euro Of cutting and stacking
, 1873-04-28

Ho0IEY'S OrERA I10USE-Rando!ph street. bc-
tw0ou CLARK and Ln3allcst. ''Iiukut Loaye hIAn "
, 1873-04-28

A recent historical souvenir of tho sioge OF
Paris received in Now York HllowB TINT coneid-
orablo sympathy was waatol by contributors iu
thia country to the French soldlors, who wore
described as suffering with the intonso cold.
Tho diffoEonco botweon tho reports antl the roal
truth III tho mattor ls oxactly the difference be-
twcon Keaumur and Fahrenheit thoranome.
tor III the souvenir alluded to thoro lH displayed
moraol OF bread, with tue inscription, "Throo
hundred grammos OF this broad, aftor waiting
for It fivo hours with tho thermometer (Rea,i-
mur) at twelve degreoa bolow tho {roezing
point" This, however. Ia equal to twonty do
groos above zoro, Fahrenheit, as Noau1nur'B
thermometer marks tho froozing point at 100,
Nhilc the former marka 1t ut 90 degrooa.
, 1873-04-28

If tile Maeon (da.) Telegraph may bo bo-
lloyed tho harflahirs Of tho enforcement Of
civil rights aro viBitod upon tho colored brohron
Of tho South as we'll as tho ariatocraoy Of wlito
bloosl. Tho tonsorial community Of all 11issis-
aippi ls aaid to hayo boon thrown into confusion
and disorder thereby. The nogroes are no
longer content with shaving other people, hut
insist on being shaved as woll, Tho conplica-
tlon is obyioua. Whom tho negro barbora con-
Isont to shave negro customers, which tries their
metal, they loHo thoir wl,ito custon Whom thoy
refuse to shayo thor negro customers, thoy aro
d,ivon ont Of town aud tolr Bhops gutted. It is
aaid tint aomo Mississippi barberB Who l.ayo OK
posionced tho trials Of tho situation dcploro
"tho enforcement Of civil rights az deyco Of
Eatan.
, 1873-04-28

The people Of Lyons, Iowa, nro considerably
excited over an alleged miraculous curo Of q
young mau named Willam Rowan, who, while in
tho employ Of the Northwestern Railroad Com
pany as q bridge-buildcr, had ono Of his hands
badly mashed by pile-driyer, Flo was removed
to his home, and under the instructions OF the
Company medical aid was summoned, not only
from Lyons, but also from Davenport and Chi
cago. The akill Of the physicians, however, WAS
Of 10 avail. Gangrono act in and spread 60
rapidly that thoy all decided he must die. So
far gonc waa his body, indoed towards dis
solution aud corruption that coffin
was ordered, and tho Catholic pastor Of
Lyons was called to adlninster tho last ritcs Of
the Church. a Sister OF Charity from Dubuque,
who was also present. suggested that an appll-
cation Of tho wator Of Lourdos (the famous
Eronoh spring whore the Virgin is said to hnyo
appeared to somo olildron) bo mado to tho body
Tho Applicant on WAS mado, and, Mt tho end Of
two laya a visible change appearol. Tho young
nuns lifo iH now pronounced to DO out Of dau-
gor. Tho caso il to undergo al investigation, 80
that 10 doubt may bo left ot tho nature Of tho
case as vol as Of tho euro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-07
election Notifes.

The 18Th Dis. bounded By Ro,egbth-s, Tenhave Forty
min hist, the hnnson River. Rne;h-sL. and Nnh-ave
The l9Ih DIST bounded by Poysevenht, Rghhave. FORTY
eighthst, and SIihsVe.
At and Nnh-sye ~
Tie 2lst Dist bounded BY Forty nnth-s, Rgbihivs Rnye
dhe ga DIST eou3iet b. West Fysts, siIihsTe West
The 23i Dist Is bounded b. West Forty Rsh,hsye
Tifly-scooud st, and Niu.h-aTs ~
Oath Dist l. bounded by River
secoDi-sl, AMI Niuth-aVe
2Jh Dist Is bounded bv Wet Pnrseopdt Nlnthaye West
Pii y-th.risL. aud Hudson o. North River
The 26th Dist j. bounded by
PtltV-thirl-st, and Niuth-ave
The 9Th DIST IL hOInle1 bv
FiitT-iourihsL and Hudson o Norh River
F.itr -f1urth-si AMI Snth-aTs "
The och Dist is bounded by West Pnyurhst Ninbaye West
Fifty flih-st, and Hudson North River
Iho 3Oh Dist bounded
TInIL L-sL, and NlhaKe - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-07
election Notices.
DOLCE DEPARTMENT of the CITY of
No. 800 MuLBkERr-sT.. NEw-YoRK. Oct. 0. 1873

800 MULBKRRYST. NEv-YoRK Oct O. 1873.
Chapter CTS
$40 sn by authority therein upon
Of Police The division Assembly
Couov Of NevYok Election Dscts and the Of
hIed by said Board
FIRsT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-07

80 ~ - AHHHsf . =
i-EAst side Kinlsbrisee Road,
between OUe-hnndrei and
SEVENTH -fnh and Oue-huui-
rrd-aud- seYeniy-arth-si&
2-Tenth-aye. between One
hundred AMI hf,y-seyenih
and One-hantred and-hity-
eigath-GiA
81 CaIman-piaee, Tenth. ave-,
between One-huntred-and-
fity-seeJui aud une-hund'
bred lud-iity-ihird-sts.
4-BroadEay, corner One hand-
Acknowledgements
Boulevard and ne-hundred-
Aud-tNeutY-siIth-st
6-l8 northumberland -tenlh.st.
1--Nest aide Broadway, between
Nlnety-uinth and Doe
kuDdfedthstA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-07
election Notices.
CT DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY

or NEWBORN = u..,,oy,
No. 800 MuLBERRI-sr.. BgREAU OF BIEcrIo"{
NEw.YoRK. Oct o. 1873 -
Notice hereby Qyen pursuance Section 90, Chapter 30 o.
the Isws az 72 that Of Police Of on
chapter designsd and appointed the place OF Ie h
election diuo OF the CITY and County
York" for approaching gs. and election. Gesgnei
the following schedule: . 49,.
REGISTRY DAYS.
Tuesday October z. from 3 m. to D "a.
"Wednesday October 10, FROM a. n. TO o
Frdsy, October -, FROM 3 q. m 10 . p m.
Saluriay, October 20 from 3 q. NJ 90 3 p IN
ELECTION DAY
Tuesday. November 4.
~ order Of Lhe Board Of Police
d. d. HASBROUCK.
Chief o. Bureau Of Elections
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-07
EIGHTERNrn AssEMDLY DISTRICT.



TIE bteeu Assembly Distinct shan he divided into t~ntysK
election District The extent and limits shall follows:
Inc DVn1i By East Tweat 1tA-st Thnl-aye., East
TTcn'yse'eaht, Fr'Iave Last gahst, and Bis
River.
The 81 Dist bounded by East Tweniyeghh Frstave East
TBenty-seycntl-st, AMI rLirl-aye.
The 81 Dist bounded bg Esst
81 Thiri.ave., and hast River
She 4L DIST. is BOUNDED BIZ East Twenynintist Tave Pas
Thirteth-ft. and Secondaye -
The 9th DIST boniei BIZ
Twenty nh st., and East River -
oh DIST by gecoud.ave
Tbiry-irst st.. and East River " ~ ~
The 1h Dist bouulel b. Thrietns Third ave- East Thirty
,ecord-st. sud Second-aye ~ ' 49, ''
Sh Dist is bounded by
Tliuy midst. aud East River ~
9 Dist is bounded by last Thirty East
ThirtF- hiri.st, AMI last River.
The lOth Dist is BOUNDED BY Bas. Thyecordst Thave
LIB Dist i bounded
Thirty oarth-st, and East River
The lh Dist bounded BY as, your,h.s seeondaye
18Th Dist IL bounded
Thdysirths-. and Second-aye.
Toe li Dust bound by Thirty-fh.st secondve East
Thrysiiths., and Bast River
The lob DIST boun.e by East Thirty sIhL B Tbirty.sey-
enth- Thiriaye.. snd East River
10Th Dist Is bounded
Thrreghtt-st, and Eat
The 18th Dist bounded by East Thiryuinthst Traya East
Ttrycighth-st, and East
18Th DIST bounded b. East Tnirty.ninh TrIave East
Forietlst, AMI East River.
TIE 18Th Dist Is bounded BY East Madson.iye
"a F0rtietl-s.. and Thrd-aye
The ooh Dist bounded by Past Tbyeiqhtst Madison
East ThrtY-sIth-st and Thiriave
Dist Dist bounded
Eas Th.rt y-sIth-st. ana Thiulave
22l Dist Il bounded by ThryecOndst MadsOu-ave
Eas Th.r.y -iourth-st, ald ThnI-ave
The 2.d Dist is bounded Madison
Bas Thirty -second-st. and Lea.ngton.aye.
The 9th Dist bonn led East Twenty Lexington
Eat Tbirty-second-st, and Third ave.
The 10Th Dist bounded by East Twenty srthst MadsOn-aye
Eat Tyen'y -niuths., and Lerngton.ave.
The och DIST bounded h Twenty rh-s Lexington
Eas Iseny-niush ct, ami IhniAye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-07

Qars OF Tseih Nineteenth, and Twenty second Warlsl
The Nineteenth Assembly District shall be divided into fifteen election
district, o. limits ard extent 4 which shall be follows:
Let DIST is bounded by yirst. Harlem
River >puyten Duyvi Creek, and Ia North RIVER
% Diet Is bounded hy fftY-fn-st Rghthave
Harlem River Ouehurdred ist, and Huiion North
River
Tie 81 Dist bounded BY Onehunred forty scosist Eghth
unleiandtnI .-thst AMI HUDSON North River
Tn an Dist bounded BY 09euirc uInths to and
along ManhItaa 60 rts HuisJa or North
iiyc-. O1a-hu1drea and yec,1d-st ami ghth-iye
The 9th DIST bounded b. Onhuntr thir1st Eighth
nth-st, arc along h4nbaan
Oleiundrei-anl thEtiethst. aai Huson North River
TIE 6h Dist bounded by hundred gh,st Ehth-aye,
OuehUnlro!-a nd wrny hrst. and Hudson North River.
The ia Dist bounded by One andegLth
st. E.chtlaye.. ald Hulson or North RIVER
bounded EClthye Ffty-ninth
Fn4ye. On LghtlFe. Jnuh-sL,
and lUo River wlcn nces the territory within tie boundary Of
he Central Plgk.
Tie on is bounded by serenysecon't Eghth-ave
Wet Eehty-sXh-st, and Hudson North River.
The lO Dist bounded By West S1yKA-st, Eghth-aye, West
Seventy oc0lIsL, and Hudson o North River
The la Dist bDune by West hrs, Eghhayei West
sirtgsEh g., and Hudson or North River
The 2h Dist is bounded by West SKtethst Eghthaye, West
Sirty-hirl-st. and Hudson OF North River
The 18Th Dist Is bounded BY West Fhyseyenth st. Eghth.age
Slriietl-st, and Hudson or North RIVER.
The li'h Dist bounded bv Ey-ll-st Egthaye, West
Ft,-segeuth-st ard Hudson or North River.
lJA Dist bounded by FyGuLL, Ezhihave, Flynnth
IT, AM SiKihlye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-07
TwEyTY.PrRsT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

parts Of Twelfth and Nineteenh W AIDS . 4, ..
II, Twenty Assembly District shall b. DIVIDE! INTO t1 seven
election districts the limits Of which shall be a. follow"
e Ds bounded By entehst. rbrla7e Seventy
fe II Dist bounded by East seyeneh Thrave HA'' Sew
81 DIST is bounded by Seventy ThirdaVe' Seventy
T Ii6 DIST bounded by Eat Seventy fourht, Thirisve East
TIE t Dist bounded b Easi Seventy seventbs Thlrieve Sew
N 81 DIST j. bounded b. Thirda7e Seventy ninth ST. Ea
NE 3th DIST BOUNDED By E6tetht Triaye
Tie Di, banded By Third,ve, East EshgfIst't' Eat
TIE Oh bcalded By Eighty rhrst Thira7e Esate'hs
Tds Dist is bounded By Thiriave, Bast Eighty hi Bas
RIVER ,al Eas ghtT-6rstst. - r..
Ils IN Dt boGd i, Bast Eshy.sIih-'. FfhaVe' East
In i2h s bonded b. yIh st., Eighty hrst. Third
Tie 1871 DIST bounded BY Eighty eghtht Fnh-a'e East
re DIS, boanaei Jy Ninety ar.st Esheghth't Firth
Tie l5 @ bounded BY TLriars. Eineiyasst Rsht'I'h'
Tie lJ ps bouae By Ninety fr.sl Fhsve Nn''y'ioHr'h
is l7'h Ds l. bouI by Ninety +oaat F'a-a7e' oneAHni
The isin Dist bounded bv oaehuniredhst FhhaVe onehan
NE boaadel by Onshundre andIhst, orehundrei
ani11ia a. fifihsye. ard the E,st River t,,t, Pnb
s 81 s II a'e' o Anu
TIE -lt Diet holded By Onehuuire ST. i1'lA'e
% 81 Dist is bounded bS eysu,hsi Third a7s
Oleh. and 81 aud ne hs'i Fgb,bsy.
Oal-uun red nl fourteenth st., sni Ihra'e ,t,, =, 1yid
The Ztth DIST Is bounded By Onehunlr ''
On lulg c4aud -1itecn hst. aud kaa1 ett
The 10Th Dsl bounded b. One "N'
irs elteeu Third and BIZ
Ih 2uil DIST bounded OneAlulie -u l''o'A'1'" '-
ave orc rnirsd md seveuteerhst, a1d ha hFe rh,h
The itl e. Is bounded Que huDlfe 49, ~
ave req md el-a1liWen iethsL AMI lhidaFe. III,
TIE .0th DIST sbounde By Ouehuniei an i"'
ave- Olel 1lllrl and niueteeuhsL. and basi 'i - ~.
TIE -Jth DIST j. bounded By OleAuu4dh N'
l-lfc1 ani frlY scc1al st. Third ah1 kehttafes
h ~ ~ Is SSlRltl BY s,ss ami the ist River
i,einI.l4 Haul alFs Isaaf -
9f Dist - hundred twenty seeoll'se
ilthlrt tlr tNAti
TIE 81 Diet is b0usacd b. Onehunfeil az ~
ItIrf ol~-lulT hL ADi beht3-lF'-
me ,5l D l. b1anled BIZ OlehullIeI ARA - iN'1
adj tle Harlem AMI Elst Rivera
Tie Sab Dist bonded BY Onehanired and EenN 'u''N
OlLullei twenty soVeuih-sL aud gi ave-
TIE 85h Diet bounded BY Thiriare East One hand
/ ssufI-ss ave Harlem RIVER
Onhuude1 tNentJ sefeitu
Fou,.ave, OueLuhdrei irteh ST.. and bighb sye
Ths 3Ilh Dat bolnld b. haaded Al thr.th'st, hen
River FlCnI aai kghtL-ayes
10, orleT " tic Board Of Police
u. q. HAsBROUCK. Chief Of the BareAa Of Rloeil0as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-07
SEVENTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Paa ofTv n.y.ss.oni wsriJ

Pad ofTN niTfe1oui WGrfJ
Seventeenth Assembly District shall b. divided into dirty cleo
ton districts and limits " which shall be- rs follows;
The l Dist. bounded by West ForehsL, srth-aye, West
F0rrt rI 80. ard seyeaih-ave
TIE ~ Dist bounded by West F0rheihsL, heveahavc, West
Fo-g tec1ul-st and ElrttlaFe.
90 Dist bounded BY fortieth-st Ninth F0rTecOld
st.. sld Bghthaye
The 4h Diet s bounded BY IVES. FJheihsL Eathsve West
TOryf.stsL, sld 1lso1 or North River
Tho 5h Dist loln1ei by Wet FouTtrisi, huthave, Wes
FofiJ stc0lt-s-, end Iulaon o. North RIVER
The G Di f bounded by Wi Fnrt9s ST. Terhare West
F0rtvihfist, and Huison Sorh River.
Tie 1h Dist Us lD1ld. hT Wet Port lrit. Tenhare, West
fOrtJ olrsl.it, and A8i,oa q North River
Tho Sh Dat bounded bY West Forty seconded, hla West
Iortg-. l1rtl-tt ald Tenth
The ga Dist L1gl4e By West Port hrist Seven aTe West
feltJ stcol.sLl aud hut-avc
The lOt Dist luulrd d. West F0rlytllrst SIth-lVc West
roTtT f5urit-sL. ala E.uiL.aFG
The ll.h Dist bounded West Forty flst Srhave West
For.gIdufth-si end Sinhare.
l2ih l- b. Tortg-f1uhst Kin.h-ve. West
ForiJ. tf. It,, add Hudson BIZ Eorh River.
Dls s lalled D. Wt F.rg ath.st Wes F0rty-ftl
Al kirtl.aset al1 Hudson Ncrii z ser
Ths l4a Dat 4opnai b. West yghih-t Bghthavs, West
F9rtgfu hllia-aF.
ne l5i Is tggnieiby West Forty fnst, si1fh-sve. West
ForiT.stgtltlst, ard kgttl.sre
Tbe lGL D. bJuai by West Fofiy.srihst NinthaV, West
P,rt,.,fteailft, and hgllln OF North RreL
17t D. FL. bounded b. West f1rtFseFeuih-Et ki1thEVa
Wet F,J t a. Teaih ave, Wesl PSraElhst saa haaoa
konb River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-07


(poa 81 the Eighteenth, Twentieth aud Tweltyfs NariS)
The Eleventh Assembly District shall b. divided INTO thfy election
dcts ne extent ana limits Of which shall be IS follows; .
The q bounded BY ouIieensi fiha'enue bghen'h
d M Is bounded by Fourteeuh, Pourhavenue, East
sI sl Is bounded BY Egh6nthst Fh weH
TW- end SiIth-aYenue
The Alb bounded BY kast bgneehthsti fH'Henue s
TWenty-frsst., AMI Fonrin-ayenue' $500. n
bs btb Dist bounded By West Tgentv-hrstst DIo~
HE Gts Dit Is bOun1ci by East T1enyitst FoufIh avenue
The 7 Dist BOUNDED BY West Eehiyfourthst BROADWAY "e
TWelty-Ih-st and siTtlale - . ri. ,,t-s., Porahsve
me sh Dist bounded BY East IHehy''All1 fou1o
Tgentyrhst Fhh ave, and broalWaY -. oi.t.-o w..
Inc g st bounced by West IWeIiy-sIihAl sii'h@ "S
Tsenfy.umth-st and br0s1way- Trentv.
The ION Dist Is bounded By Twenty sIht hAo'oha' l"eHH
a ii D BOUNDED b. Twenty ssveaihs, seTeHhaye
Wen Ty saty-6IthEt aid si1t1-a'e
HE 12th pi,t il BOUNDED By West 1Eely LbI'
West st., and seventl-aNe . ur,tt ava
The 13tb Ds Il bonded by Twenty sevenbst' ERlhA'S
The i4tb b h boadei by West Tventysevenihst sIna'e
"esi ISeBy nbhL, aul seytuthafe. .-.-,h. ecyeotb
TIE l5m Dst 10 bounded By hesi INeNH s''o-'- 80
ave, West TWentyeiph S.. and Eghth-ave ,,..t., -
The lea Dist BOUNDED hy West TNevseVenut'r
| west i.eety-H.nth 81, aad Aluih-aye c.-,-N..ve
lhe I'm Dist houalti West Twenty ulLlAa~t
! Wet tttn.y-eis blast ans Eighth ave. ... We,
Tee ISM DIST bolni HesI ILlTtchLi befellla' W
| TSentTlintt-st ST. and siIth-ave M.
The lSth Dat by bevenhaft hNs'
| Tweaty ninth.st, ano EgLth.sys
The 2Oh DIST Is bcundea Thethst. Eghihave "tf'
/ Tyeufy -u nth AMI Niuth-
The Pit Dist is houuiedby Eghtagef est
| IblrtgteoOnt st.. and kinthave
22l Dist 10 bounded By Tbrtb-
! II and Hghth-aFe.
qe 28i Da bounded bT West Thrtyseeond sefehihsVe.
| West TliftV.1rsfft, and kightbaEe. 49,
The 24ib Dist y BOUNDED By Veal Thineh Bb ave, Wo6t
Tkift5 secoDa b. aud SeIenlbAFS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-07
TWENTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Rari Of Ninl taerth Mnrtl

TIE TEeurh Assembly shall De divided into thy'eyen
1t Dist bounded by fOrie'hst Mdon-ase, Forty
Tle y Dist bounded By Forsl, Thrdnve Forty-seoond't
re 81 Dis Is bounded BY Thriave Ea Porehs River
Ts ih Dist IS bounded by Foryars,, Thirdsve, Por trit,
The 5,h D is bonded by Forts our,hst. Thirdave, FOrbi
fe 81 DIX bonded by Thraye Porysecondst Madison
t. 7ih D is bounded BY Thrave Forty fOurh, Madisou-ave
TIE sa Dist is bounded BIZ Trave Fortyfourihst POfnh
The GA Dist; i, BY Thaye East Fortsrthst Bat
Forty-G hist and E3s, t,ysr b., r., p,st s,b.vs ri,
Ti iith DIST IS bounded by Thiriave, East Foyshth-'t
Tbs I2 Dis . bounded by East Feihst ForiyeghtSst
The 18Th Dist beaolel by Thra'e East Forty srh, Forty
The lita DIST bounded by Thiaye East Rv'r Ea Forty
feyenih.s'., and Eat Forty,eigath-sL &c., NIL. D..
nri.s' ami East River "
The ISL Dist Il bounded by Tbrlaye Fortyunh Kheth-st,
ne 7t1 Dist is BOMBED by Fifty seeoni-t Trisve, Fnehs,
TIE Istl bounded By Fiy-seeond-st Trays Fineht'
Tie l9 Dist bounded BY Fhysecoudst Seccndave Fifty
third - East River tr'ta7e, and Fii iou'ls ,,, p,
Ike 2It Dist bounded By Fysecontst Seconda7e' Fifty
Te 81 6l i bounded by Fnyirst seeondve, Ffy fourth
TIE 1 Dist J, bounded by Fi Ourht Second ave- Fifty fah-
RE d bounded By Fifty.,eooud, FOurhaye Fhyfhh'
fle 25h bounded by Ffydh,i POurhaTe FfyniHth'
st.. and sKh-aye. r,.-..I.
Inc 26ih Dist is bounded by Fyfnhs Thave fry nm'h't'
be 57a DIST ID bounded BY Fy.6h-st Thrdaye, Fiysh-'t
ana Est River. r.--.-.,
l 2sb bounded by ysIthst Tlirave, hty'eveniA'
Il All FastIi River. 49,, M
he bounded BY Fiyseveuthst, Thirdave FRY
ci-lt h-st, aud East River. 90,
T jO,h Dist bounded by Finvsghth-st Third Fiyninth.
st. seciaisye, SiKteh-L, ami Eat River including baA"eHs
Ts Is BY Fny-ninths, FnhsTe S1tydrs'
ant Tlir-aye -, s.-u.t,
Ia River. SIydrstst, ami Thirl-lye. r
hrd-aYe
and Hf.have. r,,,- et-.- .,,-,
lie bounded BY sIyGrsst. Thdave sI'y-'nFd'
st. and East River. e-.c 10,
fbe bounded by Sixty hirdst, Thriave SIydhAt'
and ElstR River. .....
IL DIST bounded by sHyfhhst Th'daVe seyenueht'
ami Esst River -, ,.t-.,
Thg 37 Dist bounded By sryOuh, Fihhave Se7enne'h'
A. AID Tnriaye.
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