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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-10
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h followine summary Of the forms
e oath IL use IN foreign legislative -
senblies b extracted from the reports
sscslvsd at u British foreign of1cs U
New leek,
Basazia-I swear So help
~ Ged end His - ssapel.
Deamark-I promns and swear
60 hstp ne God and db holy word
Greece-I swear In Tie name Of the
hsly asd coasubstAntial and indivisible
trinity.
Hssss Darnstsds-I swear g.
hslp - God
Save Coburs aud Bsden-I swea. 30
| help ne God.
HolIand-I swear. So help me God
Pcetnenl-I swear on the holy gospOk
Fruan-I swear by Ged. IL Alaighty
"a emniscicnt s. hslp -
0ed-
saxooy-I swear BY Almighty God
0srvk-I swear by oas God aad With
all thas b according 70 hW nose sacssd
and In this world dearest So
hslp me God In this and that other world
6pain-Aftef swearing the deputy on
tAe gospel, the president says: -Then
may God repay you. but II you fail, may
be claim Il from you
sweden and Norway-I president o.
vics prcsident euly) swear before God ano
His holy gospel Ival be faith
ny body snd soul
Hv.txerland-in the prsence Of Al
mighty God swear So hdE
NJ God.
Uni,sd Stato-I do solennly sWsae
So help me God
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-10
According to Q New York coin col.
lscsor oonplste collection Of American
eenas b chAp at { 90

Norway has over nifty public 6sh-hatch.
sries, vet produces less than . tsnth q
What TIE United States d0oD with teA.
UsueCsss average IRON y y vls pel
meath hon each 1odsrassly hEOe aeDr
~ = NeV yoek
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-10
RYGHNIG ADVICE.


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Chscksd pesspiratiea b ~ fraitful
canse of sickpess. diseaso end 1eatA q
aalsifudo evesy year. II . iss'ssetle Of
wsae b bOiliaG % ~ 1se. sasan = seea
hn1ng fVo0 ~ spoas enTsyiag ths extfe
bsas WisA 4; bst u ~ VI . lls>sasd
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sasuctiss sxpaosioa follows n . Wy
Hsa1 3 csassaatly ssasssAsa vsaAis ~
hassaa bsdy by tAs chemical dhsrgsnizs,
40. IL co1b3ssiea II ~ foed ~ sek
Thsrs aEs s.0Oo. 900 euho = pmss % ~
sarfacs q ~ bsay. Which b health afe
esassanty epsa. coevsyiag fsen u
syse0 u v1R b calleG i1ssasihlo poe-
GpoE1aioa thh inAse1A hsaA which. having
assvessd 10 purrose. b passed Oh like
~ q stsao which ere thrown fro1 the
6scapo-plpa. \ pafA e any oediaafy
s1snn eaGiso: buk ~ onauns.bae pesspiro,
sisa hrrke visA Il q o GlDolved tern.
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syslsa - - sgeeas a . poaa4 o. tvs
e 0sFe sVoey tWUae1 four b8urA
fns ufHsxAL vssrs
Mnue b apposeoe tAea. that n IN
posu sf The skin ere clessd, II TIE multi
tuds e viavn vAicA aEs placsd over u
vAoee suYfacs q ~ human bedy af>
shut down. two tAints take placa First
~ internal heat b pesveatsd ffun paes
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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-10

The Professor and hh Nine Assistant
Tonsorial Graduates do mot chop OF The
hair and shave the neck and call Il Hair
luttinR. but We cut with scissorA Ans
golden edge. viii circ.e front and The
gradual taper with Engliah Square Lock
or the Dude Puh. II would pay you 70
come In and try our uniform mode Of
prosecution, such - b not pgActiced In
sny other ahop in Bostsa In no instance
b The same towel used on The second Gus
toner before washing. Whisksss trimmed
70 part In the center the English style}.
and The Yale Spread 10 psrfection.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-10

A small bar ef rod iron. nak q the sed.
Il rsddsoed in the IRE end applied for
two or thres minutes - u hsad of .
rusty screw. will. = sooa . IL heats the
scssv. rsndsr IL witAdzawal saay By tho
'U0OW-dsivss.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-10

At Hancock Superior court Judge
Dooly had 70 imposeR . Ane o. two men
heouKht before him for riot He called
for some paper from tho clerk. who vas
known 70 BE- . rigid economist. % much
- that that be gave just enough - he
tAoasht for ths purpose wanted He
handsd up 70 The Judge Q smsii. direy
piece Of paper. Judge Dooly turned the
ocfap ever snd over. and then OF sudden
threw 1t to the clerk. saying: Il would
net fins . dog on such . pieos OF papsr -
that Go. gsutlemen. and sin no moro; OF
/ viii see 70 It the next time that you ars
finsd upoa giltsdged paper.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-10


Deep breathing and holding the breath
d an item Of importance. Pefs0ns Of
weak vitality flnd an uninterrupted sue
csssion Of deep and rapid respiration %
distressing that they are discouraged
from persevering In the exercise. Let
such persons take into the lungs ~ much
air as they can at breath and bold It -
long ~ they can, they will flnd CRATE
full sense Of relief In the whole abd0m-
'inal region. Practice win increase the
ability to hold the breath and the capae-
ity Of the lungs
After time the Art may be learned Of
packing the lungs. This b done BY
taking and holding the long breath and
then forcing moro air down the trachea
BY swallows Of cir. The operation may
be described BY that At nsh's mouth In
water. To those who have never learned
It it Win be surprising to what IN extent
the lungs may Be packed. Caution q
hrst b needful, but later practice Win
warrant large use Of the treatment The
whole thoracic and abdominal cavities
win receive immsdtste benslit, and CON-
tinuance, with Temperance In eating,
good air and righA exercise, will bring
welcome improvement. - Herald Of
Health.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-10

lem for wee.. In Hudson's bay Che
.ame slab Is used, but It falls on the ami
ral and kills it, the traps being visited
y the boys every few hours while batted
n King Williams land they are visited
ace svery i've or six days and the AMI
mails killed.
An Arctic animal killed during very
cold weather will have its fur ruined In
. few hours il the pelt u not dressed
from the carcass. I could not bat think
Of Sir John Ross idea when On his
Franklin relief expedition and his ships
getting into their irst winter quaRtsrs.
He caught great number Of polar foxss,
put collars around their necks with
brass tags attached showing the location
Of his ships by latitude and loagituds.
hoping that some Of the wanderers
might fall into the hands Of the Frank
lyn party, and his position Be thus ~
vealed. From what afterward saw on
the shores near where the Franklin
party were beset In the Ice for nearly
two years l doubt very much II they
made any attempt to trap any animals; ~
least by any Of those methods whicl,
would leave conspicuous signs behtnd
them.-Lieut Frederick SchwatkA.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-10

TAsssh sshvvaassv~ aniase tAssss
& poisoss d nanufactuEing In this coun-
nv. There are such hWs h European
ceuntriss. and it oeU reoains fer p0blic
spinisa hae b settls vhsehef 4Dsds thae
adulssrsasd shall o. shall not b exposed
fOe sals 70 The ssdangernsnt ef the cea-
aunity. Germany has . ssyinEeat ct
aeainst he enploymeat Of poisons in The
peepsrasi1a Of feed. drink. o. articles
suvssisg sAeA toys. papR hangia0 a,d
wearing apparel Russh prohibits their
nanufocfufe and inpostafioa. Sweden
I'D in additien. prohibition Of The aale Of
arssaic ed sezychnins tr sny purpesa
svsa upoa pvjsripsisa: but dis wna
nedi6ed h 1 %. though The law now b
more saEi.esat than in The oehef eeanerisa
-nansd AuseEia prohibits csrtais oolers
n articles of food. Whsshef conleiaing
poisuas o. - Franee and England only
ere IL hns With The LDited Haates 10 this
sseara thsagA stFesaous eAoss have
bssa nade h England 70 induce psrlia'
0at - ct = ~ 0attsk.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-10

Inter tae hostess i~it co'ni+iie" no' "
.rnish any wiues Tor the men dressing
Ioin! Simpiy because many men "ere
utterly devoil oi the cciainoi'esl sens
decoru'n that taey conid not pe TRUSTEE.
behave themselves nAe gentlemen, u
.mptation was placed intaeir way Ahe
It no one Of these same young men
'ould have dreamed Oh committing the
nparLonable crime OF wearing white
Tin tie or Of omittiag to even up tnel,
,cial obligations by making their ,orlns,
,lis u weeA after. Ihey were All "eH
srsed in the rules OF conventions
iquette. and a. far rs those rules coui'
iide them they were beyond reproacf
was only on that hisller grouni' whet
ormai etiquette ends and where true
ourtesy begins, that tney couid not H
rusted 70 stand alone.
But 1t is not necessary 10 cue sucn
ross violations OF good taste 10 estaolish
he point at issue. The man VINO accepts
an invitation out and then proceeas e
comments on the cider-like quality OF tn.
ch.mnayne calls the chicken salad veal,
and unh.sitatinnl identities the terrspin
With its distant relation, the p,ebian
turtle. can any one call him gentleman,
in snits of the polisi: of his outward sp-
noarance and the correct cut Of his
clothes, He is conventiOnally well bred,
hut that Ia all. and, moreover, he can
never be ANYTHING moro
The well worn quotation, @Posta
nsscitur non it,- b - applicable to gen
tl.men In the generic sense ,ss to pOets-
There are few men who pride themselves
ON their GOOD breeding who would fail in
the ordinary ciyilities during An after
noon walk on the avenue, and yet they
would feel that they had been deprived Of
a rivhtful privilege IL they were not al
lowed to obstruct the Hobbies Of public
places Of amusement or the vestibules Of
churches for the purpose Of staring mod
eat women out OF countenance. II
reminds one Of the Italian banditti who
never fail to invoke the pious Offices Of
the church before proceeding on their
cheerful errsnds OF robbery or murder
New York Town Topics.
--
The Jsps q hs3sssn sssa1e S
was surprised 70 nn1 sucn ss
proportion OF men among the people "no
crowded around tine houses OF the japan
80 village. wnlcn mas JUST ooe" 81 ny :.
the Madison square garIen. Anu ~
when we reaiise now eaeer,y even la.no. a
inoiuefens "As ".'o !. ..
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-10

xAs s-shus in~ sseisty - New Ysrh.
TIE s.SAut i'm society b the title a .
new organisation In New York fue IL
mutual benefit Of the Suffering H n
ready numbers 1,50O msmberA 10 -
"shut In nom ths outer world by sa0R.
Ing b the only condition of msDhsrlh1p.
Il h mot charitable Organization b H.
ordinary sense, but aims at IL infR
communion and friendship a invaltdD
Who become known to each other By lst-
tsr. Concerts Of prayer In which invali1e
may for each Others' consolAfioa aA4
{aith are . feature Of It. Il publisAss
monthly The Open window.-DrooklyA
Eagle.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-10
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Fruit and flowers may Be preserved
from decay and fading BY immersing
them. in solution gum arabic and water
two or three times, waiting sudlcient
time bstwsen each immersion to al
low the gum to dry. This process covers
the surfaee Of the fruit with . thin coat
Of gum, which ID entirely impervious to
the air, and thus prevents the decay Of
the fruit or the withsTing Of the flowers.
Roses thus prepared have an the beauty
Of fresh plucked ones, though they have
bsen plucked several monthA h h re
liable, and something Al may try.-Phtl.
adalphia Pfess.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-10

mn eseimaesd tAas shers have beel
fUkish rues sd b Boston recently
= snd8cisaS Quant1y % cevse Bossos
0p001a
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-10

Thar are moments In the life Of evsn
the vretchsd country editor whea his
tirsd nerves are thrilled By ths touch Of
ioy. Thess ars little intsrvals when The
odor Of ink and bcnziAe vanish Ike The
dewy Jewels that sparkles on the russ
when kissed by the morning sun. and ths
polluted cir seems laden With riches per.
fumea Such . moment came 70 ~
yesasrday evening. when three Ct Brock
sille's best citizens-burst in on ~ oil At
once, like ray Of light and subscribed
for The Tribune. each paying year II
According to Q New York coin col.
lscsor oonplste collection Of American
csAh b chAp at Z %
UDels Tsa II vasssas Lasgaa0sA
sUncle Toms Cabin" is called In French
IA de Case pOncle Tom;r In German
.Opcle Toms Hutte;;" in Danish, Onkel
Tomas Hytte;;" in Dutch, The Neeerhut;;
in Flemish, ~De Hut van Onkel Tom" In
Hungarian, STama's Batys;' In Italian
xIA Capanna Dello Vic Tommas0;" In
Polish, aChata Wuja Tcmasxa;" tn Portu
suese, "A Cabana do Pal ThOmax;' N
Spenish, IA Cabana del Tio Tomas; IN
Russian, 1Khixhina Dyadi Toms; and n
Swedish, ~Onkel Toms StugA"-Dstsot
Free Pres.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-10

Invarissly CsesA Their Breath.
An elevator boy 10 authority for the
statement that ladies never thoroughly
become accustomed 70 the elevator. No
matter how often they ride mp and down
they invariably catch their breath when
the elevatcr starts ON IT. downward Jour
psy.-Chicago TimeA
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-10

ne rsssansss In .'Pigsss EnGalsA.s
A Chinese colloquial Testament -
lust been produced at the American Pre-
byterian Press in Ningpo. II b the Arse
Chinese book ever publiahed In EAGfsA
characters. It Is practical adaPta<ton
of what II known as pigeon Engl1sA' 70
missionary purposes. The book b 30
nounced TO be quite . euxiosity.--
change.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-10

L00Go0 Word N Or LAAeaA0os
A eoeTsspoodent Of The St Louis As-
publican says the longest word in the
EnslisA Language h .prosntatiansuhstaA-
tiationiuE," !" which coatains twenty-etg
lstGexA n b good EnglisA woed -
1avsa bon short and simple Latin SseG,
a Daans one who diassnts ffom tAe
Aes.hA q delnA sd ~ soeansd
sRaal HfooeneAs
A a2ecE1ia GnAl tAvsls q ~ ~ q
M8HSs - Fsseael
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-10

little eirl. referring To an incident Of the
previous day. "Mhat do you mean By
nervous, my dear," Why. mamma tts
%, being in hurry Ill ovef.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-10

II WA the custom IN the oldsn d0s b
Boston 70 post the Names Of ceonoo
drunkards and eo0nsa tippasfs. - Pc
vtled BY law.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-10

A Peculiar Dsosse e ensll.
According to Dr. Carl Seller. some per-
sons have Q defect q smell analogous 70
color-blindnaaA One psEson hnds tAas -
him violsts snsl hks garlic. svsEytAtAg
elss smslling normally.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-10

sad Co.vsnsioaal Good BresdiAg.
Mrs. John Sherwood, in her admirable
book ON manners, draws very happily
the distinction between real and convsn-
tional good breeding. That the dAstinc-
tion is . real one, unhAppily, admits Of
controversy. The politeness Of some
people consists entirely Of taking on and
putting ON again their hats- In other
vords they, are pleased to b courteous
simply q . formal matter, and would
instantly resent any claim On their At
tentiou that involved the sightest sacri-
dee Of bodily sass o. meufAl sen-com.
placency. In . society Ike ours, thai
owes its growth rather to accretions from
without than to it, own natural dvelop-
usnt, this curious anomaly q coarssnscs
and ssanamant b partaculAsH sppassnk
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-10

Nswspapse Proprietor-Ou Ar u
Him. of the editorial stan. , . Wondr-
folly hight fellow. He has great hssan
Subscfiber-Hs ought TO have Hehvss
next door 70 ny phosphate fact0y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
TwEyTY-FoURrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The Twenty Assembly District shall be divided
thirty election distrcts the extent aud Limits Of 1hoh
shall follows:
The FIRST Election District shall all that part
city bounded by and lying within tast One Huned
end Forty nth street Southern Boulevard East One Hun
drrd Forty fourth Bungsy East River
Long Island sound willis avenue. Eas Hundred aud
Thirty eighth street ana Brook A.
The second Election District shall contain all that part OF
tho bounded by and lying within East One Hundred and
Thirty hth street. Wills avenue Harlem river. and Ihri
-,
Third Election District shall contain all that part OF the
city bounded by and lying one undred anu
Fort street avouns, Hundred AMI
Thirty eighth street and Third avenue.
Fourth Election shall contain all that part OF
u city bounded by and lying WITHIN -as One Hundred ana
Forty -nh street, Ills avenue East one Hundred ana
Forty second street. anh THIRD avenue.
III Fifth Election District shall contain all that part OF the
bounded by and lying within East ono Hundred and
Rider One Hundiel
Forty fecoDd street Ililrd ayrlur and Haiem river
tlrtluI District shall contain all that part OF the
city bounded by lying within last one hundred and
Forty eighth street. llir East One Hundred and
Eurlt second street and College avenue
District shall contain all that part OF
bounded and lying within hAs One Hundred aud
Ftfty lrst ThTd avenue East one Hundred and
Forty eighth street and CORTLAND avenue.
The Eighth Election District shall contain all that
part tho city bounded 10y and lying within East One
boulevard Bungsy rock Fast Onr hundred aud Forty
fourth street. southern Boui.vRrd East Une HuLTo and
hundred and
ghth street and 1T Ann avenue
The Ninth Election Dst shal contain AL that part OF te
city by lying within Aestcheser onue Bronx
river river Long Isiand Sound. Bungsy Crock
bsaILeru Boulevard ksassrn aNesae LasI One us4 AAl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
NINETEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

yoteen,h Assembly District shall hall be divided int
sS p gnT a sna s FL thss qrr 81 s
ira'i%ay West Tiiiy third street Seventh avenue, West
ne second Eeciian District shall all that part
e. 1 sSa%s Y sas yns Stress brSd%y West
SS a np ps ss all h. part of the
@ 6oqodd by and ynF whn Mss' spa
The FOURTH Election psiic, shall al ina, part Of the
iiS avenue fiiIysosopd street! and kn,I
s SSSsS@ Ip second street ana avenue
Tie ski reSos District shall contain that part Of the
~ a~esao IVES, Fly and Hudson
qs seventh District shall contain all that part Of
e. ss o"na .s az hi stroet and Tnh avenue
c 6cd BY and lying within est i,tynfth street
fse Nntf Eiees1 Disfrci ali part
G %S %e :f Fy s Tn snd
% and p 1ss @ S9n s. v Ra5 . Of the
ie;h avenue Fifty fourth street aud udsOn North
e Eleventh District shall contain all that part Of
~ ely Tos asens v %s rse Nns
s f LIE s's sn A Bsa s. AZ that part
a. e. Nti West fiy sixth street and Tenth
Gs
the I1rrsa,t, election shall contain al that part
y hnuEdoj lay ana yng within West Fifty slsifh
res ksh avenue west tiy nitl street sad Ninth ave
Election District shall contain all that part
% s ss D.Ss s ss sA ns s .ss @s't ana ens
ae Fifteenth Election all part
ue bounded by aRd lying tiu vest Sixtiet street.
T.. avenue, West fifty-nnt street Tenth avenue
W.T. tiiy. seventh street and Hudson North
Ie Sixteenth Election District shall
rr Tenth avenue West sixty nrst street. and Hudson
NJ. IA RlNU.
e Seventeenth Election District shall contain all that part
tie oify a8d lying within Nost sixty third
meet EzGth avenue West Sixty first street. and Tenth
nc Eighteenth District shall contain all that part
city bounded and lying within Wesi sixv sixth
nf.es West Sxtyfth street. Eighth avenue
81 xty third street. and ndson OF North Riyer
Erection District snail contain all tba part
o. cay died Ly and lying wltin Vest SIXTY eighth
PUGET Eghf avenue West sixty MIN street. MINI h'enuo
v rsi SiAty xth street and Tenth avenue
Tie twentieth Election District shall ooutain s ula part
o. lac eiy bounded W and within West seveptyhst
slrt hshth avenue. West SHY egbth street. and Ienth
The Twenty nrs Election District shall all
pan o. tbe 1y loEnded 1y and lying within Vest Seventy
iist street i.nt avenue est sky ID street. and I'd
The Twcyserold Election District shall contain all that
0f I'M cty bounded aud lying within Eighty
frt igih 5fclue est Seventy fourth street Hua
Norm river.
vcIiy tLId Election District shan contain
ps OF tic city bounded by lying within West Eighty
Ill street figlt avenue. West tghty first street. aDd
J. 4d1Ou o. NOitB rIscr.S
che Twenty fourth Election District shall all that
p-r Fl The CITY bounded by and lying within West Ninety.
III SGcct tglu avenue West Eighty sikth street and
! ;dsou North
no Tweniy lnb Election District shall contain al that
e.: Is ia cs bSssate ~ znc IL within wes' one IGR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
TWENTY. FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

twenty election districts the extent and limits Of which
Tho First Election District all part
city bounded O and lying Within wss street.
Second Election District shall contain al that part Of
ssm West s." ssst and seventh
The Third Election District that part o; the
city bounded BY and lying within West Forty MN street.
TIL. Election District shall all that part Of
street., cry Lexington avenue East FortieS street ana Filth
The Fifth Election District part
city and a yps s% tsi ssd % LEI,
Tho shall all that part the
Guy bounded by and yns within West Forty seventh street.
The seventh Election District shall contain al that part OF
s tire S'} slssS sssnu @s., street and ss1sn
svenus
Eighth Election District shall contain all that part Of
city bounded by and lying within West Fteh street
The Ninth Election District shall contain all that part Of
g. city sSSHas y sna %s Ts street 1 sn ss
Tenth Election Dssr shall contain ali tina, part Of the
city bounded W saa ass T o eighth street and FS
svsnae.
The Eleventh Election shall contain all that part of
the CITY lying within East Fifty fourth STREET
Lexington avenue. East Fifty second street and Fifth
avenue
The Twelfth Election District shall contain part
the CITY bounded by AND yins within e.
The Thirteenth Election District shan contain al that par:
Of the c BOUNDED BY a gs SI sre and n
syenue .,,.,..
OF the city bounded by and lying within West fify fourth
sree SIXTH avenue West tn second street. and Seventh
The Fifteenth Election District shall contain part
city bounded by and lying within West Fty-nnth
street sixth avenue West FIFTY fourth street. Seventh
avenue
Tue Sixteenth Election District shall that part
OF lhe city bounded by and lying within Vest FIy
street East futy seventh street, Madison
Plfy fourth street. West fIiyiourth street,
The Seventeenth Election District shall contain all
part Of the city bounced by and lying within Ifty.
street Lexington avenue Eas Fifty street.
and Madison avenue.
Tho Eighteenth Election District sha contain all that part
bounded by and lying within West Fifty ninth
street East futy ninth steet Lexington avenue hast
Pity street. West tuty seventh street. Sulh
avenue
IN. Nineteenth Election District shah contain All that part
OF TIE city bounded 10y 9ns within East sixty
street Lexington avenue, East Fifty ninth street. and
flita avenue
The twentieth District shan part
OF Int city bounded by and ymg within East by I0uIth
street Fourth avenue, Last brv tTst street. and Nth
aveDua
The Twenty frst Election District mall contain All that
part VI the cog bounced W and lying wln ksss seyvnue