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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
TWENTY. FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.


twenty secuOn dstrics the eIient and limits Of wheS
shall Sc as follows,
CITY bounded BY and lying within West Forty street
part
& asnu e snd
| avenue
: ;.s3 S' 5
The Fourth Election District shall contain all that part
East sd Fh
ms Firm Election District shall contain all TIA, part
y and n M% Eat Lex
The sixth Election District shall contain all that OF the
CITY bounded ~ and lying within We't Forty seventh street
The seventh Election district shall contain all that OF
sS .SesS snd
avenue
the city toandsd by and lying within Vest fI Street.
Sixth West Forty eighth street and Seventh
The Ninth Election District shall contain all that part Of
The city bOundd ~ ana yOE within West fen street
The Tenth Election shall contain ali that part the
city bounded BY and ns within EAT Fly second street
avenue.
Eleventh Election District shall all that part of
Lexington avenue. East Fiftysscond street and Frni
The Twelfth Election that part of
the ely SGuDaea BY aSd yns within Nest
The Thirteenth Election District shall part
ski We Vest p sn. %s .a p
The Fourteenth Election District shall contain all that part
city bounded by and lying Fifty fourth
street sixth avenue cst FIFTY second street. and Seventh
The Fifteenth Election District shall all that part
OF the city bounded by and lying within Vest
street West Fifty fourth street. Seventh
ayeDnc.
The Sixteenth Election District shall part
city bounded By and lying within West Fifty seventh
street East Fifty seventh street Madison
Pity fourth street. West F1fiyfourth street.
avenue.
The Seventeenth Election District shall contain all that
part OF tie city bounced by and lying within East Fifty.
seventh street Lexington avenue East Fifty fourth street.
and Madison avenue.
The Eisteentb Election Distrct shall contain all that part
Of the city bounded by and lying within West Fifty ninth
street East Fty ninth street Lexington avenue last
fnty scvehh street "est Ffyseventb street aud Sixth
avenue
The Nineteenth Election contain all that part
o. the city bounded by and lying within East sixty
Filth avenue ..
The Twentieth Election shah contain all that part
OF the city bounded by and lying within
street. Fourth avenue East hIy street. and nth
1vcnue
The Twenty first Election District sha contain al tina,
'ss Of the city bounded BY and lying within Esx, ssYsats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
TwENTY.FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Twenty fourth Assembly District DO divided into
thirty nine election districts the and limits which
shall follows
The First Election shall contain all that mart
OF bounded 10y and lying within Hundred
and Forty street. Southern Boulevard East one Hun
Long Island sound willis East one Hundred and
Thirty eighth reet, and Brook avenue.
The second Election District shall all
the lily bounded BY aud lying within East Hundred
Thirty NTH street. Wills avenue Harlem river. and Third
avenue
Tho Election District shall all that part OF the
city bounded by and lying within East
Thirty eighth street and Third avenue.
The Fourth Election District shall contain all that part OF
the city bounded 10y and lying WITHIN East one Hundred and
Forty NTH street, Willis avenue East One Hundred aud
Forty second street. and Third avenue
The Fifth Election District shall all that
city bounded by and lying within East One Hundred aud
Forty fourth street. dc avenue, kast One Hundred aud
Forty iecond street Third avenue, and HARLEM n.er
Election District shall all
city bounded by aud lying within East Que HUNDRED and
Forty eighth street. Third East one Hundred
Forty second street and College avenue.
Tho Seventh Election District shall contain all that part OF
the city bounded by and lying within East one Hundred and
Fifty hrst street. Third avenue East ono Hundred and
Forty eighth street ami CORTLAND avenue
The Eighth Election District shall contain oil shat
part OF the city bounded by and lying within East Ono
Boulevard. Bungay Creek East Qne Hundred Forty.
fourth street. southern Boulevard East one Hundred and
Forty nth street. Third East one Hundred and Forty
eighth street. and st AIMS avenue
The Ninth Election District shal all that che
river has rver " Long lsland sound, Bungay Creek
beetekA keeVd kA6tekn AvvRRe EaAJ GAS HpQdksd ARa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
BY order OF the Board OF Police,
JOHN J. O'BRfrN,
Chief OF the Bureau OF Eleottous.

POLICE DEPARTMENT CITY NKw.YoHx
No 800 MULBERRY STREET.
BUREAU OF ELRcTIOSS
NEW YORK. October g. 1885.
NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance OF
section 1929 Of chapter 40 Of the Laws Of 1882 the
Board OF Police has appOin
isty poll places
OF the city and County Of New York
suing follows, TO wit:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
EIGHTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

he divided
thirty election DISTRICTS the extent and limits of which
The Frs, Election contain part
& ~ sud 1 East street. asS
seSOn 1.S sns sPn : 81 hat ar
Third avenue East Twenty sixth street aud Lexington
The Third Election District snai, contain all sha!
fiy third Third East fhiften street and
Election District all part OF
RI ely a sSnad b and r Ts Tn E 4.e sss .nSen
fn E' By AMI s .s s Fl ss
Third avenue East Thirty sixth street. and Lexington
The Election District, contain that part o.
street. Third avenue East Fsrteth street. and Lexington
The seventh Election shall all part
s sa street sns Tsa
Eighth Election contain all that part of
s s 9y RS Ss .y w ss ssd
f.r'yars street and Fir.. svsu9e,
sssSn% "a. .ss .nd
ISs Tenth Election District shan Of
second Eas s nnis street and %
The Eleventh Election District shall contain ali that part
E s E y as street. s"d
,hs city bounded 81 and iyns within East Thirtyninl
Thr.eonth Election District contain that par.
street sesoSd sVenSs East Thirty sixth street and 4Rd
The Fourteenth Election District shall contain all that
street Ess, IiVsT East thirty street and sssond
The Fifteenth Election District shall contain all tina, part
street, East 1 Esst % Street and sseoha
Avenue
Of the East is'
street Fins, avenue East Thiry nth street and Second
The Seventeenth Election District shall contain all that
snih street second svshue East thirty nfth street and
The Esh!eentn Election District shall that part
'y ~ sa. ass and %
Fso, Ion District sas contain Al
East Thirty hrh street and First avenue
part the city bOnnded and lying within East thirty fourth '
Street Eat river East Thirty third street. Second
Tho Twenty Election shall contain all that par,
sircet First East Thirty street second
The Twenty second Election District shall contain all that
bird stree, sooDS sSsnus Eas. ff street ana
The twenty third Election shall contain all That
par 81 me sy bounded Sy and pg within East y
avenue ,...,, r,o.,,o., ,,,.,..o, ...,,
part o. c city bounded By and Iyns within Es, Thirty third
y a assn Street snd ns street Second East
at,n keS'ISn D, ,n shall contain all that
street Ss E Es. 49,.
pa Of city Soq Rs Sy s1S ys ss
Eas r1iieih street and FIRST avenus avenue
The twenty seventh Election District shall
Street Second avenue Fast Twenty ninth Third
The rwenty.eghti Election District shel contain all
twenty ssSen street a1d
Third avenue.
The twenty ninth Election District contain all that
tire s E eI Gy @ Me hast .1o
Second
The Thirteth Election shah that par, of
the city bounded BY and lying within East Twenty eighth
East Twenty sixth avenue
East Twenty seventh street. and second
Election District shall that part
the city bounded by and lying within
street. First avenue. East Twenty sixth street. Third
The Thirty second Election District shall
OF tho city bounded and lying within
lin street secoud avenue East fhirtyeghh
[hird avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
TwENTY.THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The Twenty third Assembly District be divided into
Axty.sir election districts the extent and ms Of which
shall be AS follows:
First Election Disct shall contain all that part Of the
bounded by aud lying within East Ninety strost
Third avenue East Ninety third street and fh avenue
Election District shall contain all part Of
the bounded and lying within East Ninety street
East East Ninety I'll street. and Third
The Third Election District shall contain part the
city bounded by and lying within West One Hundred and
Tenth street Fifth Eat one hundred fourh
street Third avenue East One Hundred and Second street
Fifth Transverse road ACROSS Central Park near
Eighty. sixth street. and Eighth avenue
Tho Fourth Election Disrot shall contain all that
the city bounded by and lying within Eas one Hundred and
sxth street. East hivor Esst One Hundred and fourth
street and Second
The Pnth Election DIriet shah contain all that part Of the
city bounded by and lying within Eaft One Hundred
Ninth street East riSoI, Ksst One Hundred aud sIth
street and second avenue
Tie sixth Election District shall contain all that part tho
city bounded by aud yipE within hss One Hundred and
Eleventh street. sooud avenue. Hast One Hundred and
F.hth street and Third avenue.
The seventh Election District sha contain all that part Of
me e, bounded and glns Within East one hundred aud
Jvelh street. Third ayopne Last orc Hundred and Tenth
street and Lexington avenue
The Eighth Election Dr.. d, all contain al THAI Of
tbs city bounded by aud lying within Euncfed and
ourteeD street. Third avenue kast One Hundred ~
gwsNth street and Lexington avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
election Notice.

and Eighth street, Eighth One Hundred and
and TS,n s, contain all
SSa1dsS lying NTH. West % Sss o1,
asndreG snd s1sSth street. ss snd HaSson North
i r.,
;Ss vent S:.s S,s an s mat
5 4? ~ sSs: $ Ion
The twenty ninth Election District snail contain all that
s s n ssq :ssG y ssS 'sn %s'
5 or ss, Ss
the city pes fF sS% y I within
sna Hans% u
of the city bounded BY and lying within west Hundred
and and ES s sss street ss% or North Sf e Depot
part city bounded BY and lying within SppysS pusv
street RinssSraso roaa Depot road and North
Ss tty 5 sy ana 9 as sn all That
Seventh avenue: West one Hundred and Twentyeighth
9,r: ,As s %s PRIV FL ss
sTset EisS,S svsnas, West Fysssis street Ninth ave
The Thirty niy Election District contain ali that par,
S of Af sGS'ssS y Nd ss ns % Wet
and Twenty ninth street Tenth avenue wee, one hunofe'
& SsS.js rSn vent in: ~ Sss
TSsssy seventh street West One
& Of the city @ by an .vsn .yean
Hundred and Tenth street and Eighth avenue. ~
The Thirty Election District shall contain all mat
the bounded lying within West SiEtieth
street West Fifty ninth street and Eleventh
The Thirty ninth Election District shall contain all that
OF the city bounded by and living within West sixty rst
street Tenth West sxueh street and Hudson or
North river.
The Forteth Election shall all that part Of
the city bounded 10y and lying within West Seventy fourth
Eighth West Seventy rt street. and Hudson
North river.
The Forty first Election District shall all that part
Of the city bounded by and within West Ono Hundred
and Second street Eighth West Ninety ninth street.
and Hudson 0 North river
The Forty second Election District shall contain all that
part OF the bounded Ivy aud lyng within West HIM
dred aud Thirty HIM
drcd and Manhattan street West one
Hundred and Thirtieh and Hudson North
Tue Forty third Election Dsrct shall contain all that part
OF the city bounded by and lying within West ono Hundred
and eight street Seventh avenue Wct one Hundred
and Twenty seventh street and Eighth avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
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election Motto.

HsTy. sixth Election p.s,iss man contain ~ MAJ
S sS,Da %: snf 1s . Street, ws and
II. ~ Sc than
na street Eighth West Fifty street and Ninth
The fwn,esht Election D,..ne, shall contain al thu.
Sna street seventh avsnse. West Forty and
S;Twsnty ninth Election District shall contain all that
Of the & SGSnSa by &ss Wss aos a
TT sy Fs' sS as iss %s ~ that pss
direct avenue West Forty nth street and Eighth
Ths Thirty nrs Election District shall contain all tina, part
s wos, For streets and Eighth
The thirty ELECTION Di.rct shall contain all that
& .rcs S eS sn ysx %n wS .S
Thirty third Election District .hs, contain al. al. that
rst street Seventh avenue West Foeih Eighth
The fnryroqrsh shall contain all that
ree 81 Tenth n sveUas VEST sset and Eleventh
The Thry.nrh Election District shall contain all that
Of the city bounded BY and lying within West s.d Forty,
part Ts Se nd s
&ith street Eighth avenue West Forty fourth street.
The Thirty Election psrio, all tina,
es ESS % ws. sn% Ninth
The thirty eighth Election District shall contain all that
s5t shs city SNsndsS BY and lying within we. F05y
The Thirty ninth Election District shan all that
srees Tenth svoOus West Forth street and
The Election District shall contain all tn.. part OF
Tenth
The Forty Election District shall all that part
seventh street Eighth avenue street and
The Forty second Election District shall contain all that
& q the I SnnSsa by sse Fr pg sWen n street. ad
Ninth avenue
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-19
WILL SELL THE BONDS.
EnE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Conclude to Part with Part of their PsViEy
Bunds to h Highest ana Best bidder.
A special Meeting of tho BORFd Hsi.
torday = The ROuuns Business.

An adjourned meeting Of the Board Of
County Commissioners was held yester-
day, all the members being present but
Capt. Prince and Mr.. stocksr. The bill
OF Coroner Schultzs for $50 for inquests
was allowed, The appointment OF M. L.
Connolly as a member OF the Board OF Ed
ucation Of Liberty district was fled by
County Superintendent Wiedman. Drs.
G. A. and W, A, oracraitwsr re-appointed
as physicians at the Infrmsry. A bill
from S. L, Brice for $40 for drugs furnish
ed the poor on prescriptions Of County
Physician Wilson was referred to the Poor
House Committee.
The opinion OF Fl. NJ, Russell, ESQ, was
read, to the effect that the Board has the
right 10 sell It's railroad bonds and apply
the proceeds 10 such purposes as other
funds in thetreaanry can be applied TO. Mr..
Boring opposed the sale OF the bonds, and
favored the borrowing OF money TO tit up
the Public Building, Messrs, Peterson,
Delbrugge and Picket favored selling the
bonds. These pay seven percent interest,
but money cannot be borrowed, these gem
tlemen hold, at less than six, The former
action Of the Board, authorizing the Fl
nance Committee to advertise for pro
posals for the sale Of 20 r., W. & Ky
bonds Of the face value of $1,000 each, was
allowed to stand,
The awards Of contracts for work on the
ROADS made by the Road aud Bridge Com
pRny were approved and confirmed.
The special committee on q proposed
dam at Fulton went out to view the dam
site in the afternoon. This committee
consists Of Msgsrs. Stein, Nichols, Boring
Picket and Peterson. Ono Of the members
before their departure referred to the trip
as IAN Ice dam tour"
The Road aud Bridge Committee spent
the afternoon adjusting tolls on the Coun,
TVS toll roads, and arranging a revised
schedule.
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ABOUT People.
Strangers in the Olty aud wheeling FoIkA
Abroad.

strangers in the Olsy aud Wheeling Folki
Abroad.
Colonel Hugh Sterling has gone to New
York.
Rev. j.. B. Reed, OF Fairmont, was at the
Mcclure yesterday.
Mira. George K. Wheat leaves To-day for
Cincinnati 10 attend the May Musical
Festival.
Mr.. John Hervey left on the Andes
yesterday for ~Parkersburg, on a short
business trip.
Messrs. Emil HOnnig and Sam Walton
left on Monday for Darlington, o., where
they will remain a lew days fishing.
Mr.. George Adams, of Washington, D.
O., formerly cashier Of the Ohio Valley
Bank, is spending this week in the city.
Rev. Samuel Steele, formerly pastor oil
the North Street NJ, E, church Of this city,
is lying seriously i'll at his home, in Buck.
harmon,
Governor and Mrs. L. Willis Wilson
are at the Gibson House, Cincinnati, this
week, the guests Of the Cincinnati Musl'
cal Festival Association.
Mr.. William Elllngham, Grand Master
OF the Grand Lodge l. 0. o. F. Of this
State, leaves to-day for Akron to attend
a meeting Of the Grand Lodge ofOhio.
Miss Belle McCabe left on the Courier
yesterday for Charleston. She will not
return with the exCursionists, but will re-
main in Charleston for some time visit
ing friends.
Miss Kitty Kincaid, OF Lancaster, is
again the guest Of Mrs. w. A. Isett, OF
North Main street. Miss. KinCaid has
made a host Of friends here by her Charm-
ing manners.
County Commissioner stoCker, who has
been laid up for several months, was able
to be out Monday for the first time. His
friends were glad to welcome him alter his
long absence from his associations.
Mr.. Walter Williams, chief operator OF
the Western Union office in this city, left
on the Baltimore & Ohio road for Clncin.
natl last evening, to attend the Musical
Festival. He will be absent all the week.
Mr.. viii O. Daniord, the we'll known
route mail agent on the 3. o., and son
OF Hon. L. Danford, Of st. Clairsyllle, will
be married to-day at Hanesville, to Miss
Matte ]. Judkins, Of that place, and they
will be at home at st. Clairsville alter
June |.
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BvIIAiEs.

u, ]. Smith is home from the South.
Miss Lingo, Of Quaker City, was in
town yesterday.
Constable Helsley went to Mt. Pleasant
yesterday to serve u summons.
Mr.. Taylor, travelling agent Of the o., NJ,
4 st. P. R'y, wasin town yesterday.
The flint glass workers. will have a pic
mic in Fink's orchard Saturday night.
1t is rumorod that the Salvation Army
is to make another attack on Bellaire.
James and George Turnbull went, as
part OF Kramer's band, on the Andes To
Cincinnati, yesterday evening.
The Globe base ball club will got to-
gether enough Of Its members to-day to
play a game with the steubenville club.
The stairway, sheds, fences and out
buildings around City Hall are being re-
paired, as well as the building and hall
itself.
Louis Miller has moved his furniture
shop to the old Tribune Office, where
much Of his stock was placed at the burn
ing OF his shop.
The Lantern Globe Works has been
having its repairs made at night as much
as possible to avoid interference with the
running Of the works.
Atthe First NJ. L. church Sunday even
ing there will be O union meeting OF all
the congregations to organize 9 society or
q movement for the prevention Of cruelty
to children and animals,
The D., z. & O. narrow gauge had an
accident beyond Wegee Monday night. A
box car jumped the track and the one
passenger coach wa jerked about but
kept the track. The passengers were
merely frightened, and q brakeman was
badly bruised.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-19
van HnmnrLnhln RAnntntr.

Mr.. Geo. v. Willing, Of Manchester,
Mich, writes! MY vile has been almost
helpless for Eve years, 30 helpless that abe
could not turn over in bed alone, She
used two Bottles Of Electric Bittefs, and IA
90 much improved that che is able now
10 do her own work.
Electric Bltters will do all that Is claimed
Tor them. Hundreds Of estimonlalB attest
their great. curative powers. Only fifty
cents 9 bottle OF Logan 4 Co.'s, AWFAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-19
Escursd = neltor pince.

Mr.. John Reitz, for some time past fore.
man at the Niagara engine house, left on
the steamer Andes yesterday to accept a
position in the large and rapidly growing
Ensign Car Works at Huntington, this
State. He will make bis home at Guyan.
dotte, a little town on the other side Of the
Guyan river. Mr.. Reilzi is an accomplished
master carpenter and goes to take charge
Of a section Of men. He has been guar.
anteed a position for one year. The works
has on hand orders aggregatlng $500 cars
and Is turning out nine complete CarseaCh
day. Over ! 900 men are employed. Two
tons Of wrought iron are used each day.
Charles Straub Is temporarily filling the
position OF foreman at the Niagara house
and 1t is probable that he will be appoint.
ed to the place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-19
Out Of jail.

John MONEYS term Of imprisonment
in the county jail for his assault on Frank
McAdsms, expired on Monday, when
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan had a capias
pro Jhs issued and held him until yester-
day, when he was released by Judge Boyd
upon making affidavit that he had no
money or other means to satisfy the fine.
Finn and Burns, two men who were
robbed some time ago, and have since
been held as witnesses against the alleged
thieves, were released Monday on the
order OF the Prosecuting Attorney, In hall
an hour the alleged robbers Of Finn had
him over in Ohio. Both prosecutions are
doubtless at an end, but Finn and Burns
have probably been sufficiently punished
for coming to Wheeling with anything
worth stealing,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-19
peepena the GOOD ImpreaAIOn.

Mr.. Newton Beers appeared again at the
Peoples Theatre last evening as Roger, "a
citizsn Of the world" In "0nly a Womap's
Heart" The audience was Of fair size,
and fully as appreciatiye IS the phenome.
nal one Of the opening night. Applause
was constant, and Mr.. Beers was recalled
at the close oil every act. Admirers Of
high class dramatic art will find in Mr..
Beers, his company and his play much TO
admire, something to laugh at and nothing
that is dull or Objectionable. The plot is
original and interesting, but It's interest
would be spoiled by recitfngit The piece
will be given this afternoon and evening,
after which It will give way.to Miss Cow.
ango Mohawk in "only a Farmers
Daughter"
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G B%REYIrIRs.
shutters Of Minor Moment 1 n and About th'
Oity,

4AhAN
MATINEE at the Peoples Theatre to-day.
oSE marriage license was issued yester-
day,
Tng boys are saving pennies now for
Buffalo Bill.
PEoPLE's TuEATEE this eyeuIps-"only
a WomRn's Heart"
CLRRk Hook yesterday admitted to rec
ord six deeds ottrust.
IT Is stated that the nailers at Mingo
will run the selt.teeder machines, and let
the striking feeders go,
ISAAC BoGARD was yesterday granted
license by the Board Of County Commits
Hioners to keep a saloon at Fulton.
The steubenville Ga:ete says It is not
true that a Wheeling feeder-nRiler was
thrown out Of . restaurant there Sunday.
THE Atlantic engine house stableiStobe
paved with hard.burned brick and asolid
board floor put over it, to perfect the drain
age.
THR Meriben will case is still in pro.
gress in Part II OF the Circuit Court, and
is expected to consume the remainder oil
this week.
MARY HARTzRLL was before Squire
Arkls yesterday charged with assault, but
was discharged at thecosts Of the com
plainant, Dave Armstrong.
Tue County Commissioners Committee
on Buildings will meet at the Public
Building at half past 7 O'Clock this evening
with the Council Committee,
The first honor OF the graduating class
OF 'S6 OF the Seguin Collegiate Institute
was conferred yesterday upon Miss Minnie
N. Schultz the second honor upon Mis-
Cora Z, Schultz,
The jury in the case OF j, t, Crotty 3
Co., OF New York, VS.. W. v. Brown, yes
teTday rendered a verdict Of $50 So ii
favor oil the plaintiff. Mr., Browns law
yers entered a motion for a new trial.
Miss KATE HuGHEs, Of Wheeling, whC
is teaching her fourth year in the primary
department OF the West Wheeling school
has been employed for next year, with al
increase OF s. per month in her salary.
UNION meetings will be held at TIL
Fourth street NJ, L. Church at 10 A, N
and 8 =. N. to-day, under the direction o
Miss Lizzie Boyd, City Missionary, in thu
interests OF the home mission work, Al
denominations are invited to participate