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The sun., 1891-11-03
FOR7T FEET TO THE RIVER.
a Train Falls From . Bridge but None of
tho Crew 10 Killed

DANvILLE Nov. 2.-At 5,l this morning an
outgoing freight train on the Richmond and
Danville Railroad collided with coal cars
pushed by shifting engine. The collision
took place on the iron bridge across the Dan
River. and the shock was so great that one
span Of the bridge was knocked from the abut-
ment. carrying with 1t the engine and four
cars. all OF which fell into the river. forty feet
below. The water was shallow. however, and
the engine was not entirely submerged. J. p.
Wingate. engineer: ]. Z. Royal. conductor; o.
G. McKinnie. fireman: and Will Quesenberry.
brakeman. went down In the wreck. Wingate
had hts right arm broken and was cut about
the head Royals right arm and left leg were
broken. Mckinnie was cut about the body
and also injured internally Quesenberry had
both legs broken. ~
The sun., 1891-11-03
n.rr,x.n's Tough Girl to be Married.

A wedding cake was delivered at the stage
door OF Harrlgan's Theatre on Saturday even
ing. addressed to Miss Ada Devils. the tough
Miss Lewis cut tho cake behind the scenes
and found an engagement ing ring inside. Man.
and ring to lot OF Interested inquirsrs
last might. He said that, the present
had been sent by James Wright, San
long before she made her hit here. The cake
and ring were hint from the lover Manager
He said that Miss Lewis was TO become Mrs.
Wright at tho Christmas holidays.
The sun., 1891-11-03
The County Democracy. BALLOT.

In each polling place will be fornd Official ballot
containing names OF the candidates nominated and
supported by tho County Democracy organization,
Tls ballot WIN be Identified By the uane Of Francis
scott. who has been nominated By that organization
Tor usllro OF the Supreme Court PAbter ballots
tanning the names q ail q such candidates may be OBJ
famed IN each election district the polling place
from County democracy yrepresentatiye.-Ade.
The sun., 1891-11-03

Tho Brooklyn and Boston Express leaves Brooklyn
and L. city. sia LONG Island aid Eastern States line.
sti1 r. NJ daily. bee II. u. epiunin.-Adr
The sun., 1891-11-03

Wagner perfected vestibuie sficisnt safety de-
ySS tn9En, ~ we on oil through trains VI the kow
The sun., 1891-11-03
- -
Well w0rfII TryInr.

Helmers Bi.Okone Cure for bronchitis. rheumatism.
asthma. catarrh, malaria. scrofula One trial free.
S2. .Broadway.-Ajr,
The sun., 1891-11-03

"Y. a D." Stick LAcorlee.
Acknowledged 10 be the most popular brand.-Ads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON sTooKs
R0sfnn Au0 IRof
YesterdaY-To-day
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Friday, Aug. 7-p m.
The stock market to-day was more normal as
regards the distribution Of business. and it was
interesting in the fluctuation Of prices Union
Pacific lost part of its recent prominence, although
it still held first place concerns activity Its
lowest price was per cent better than the lowest
of Thursday, and it enjoyed a sharp rally of
l-s per cent on the announcement that syndl-
cate of the company's managers and their friends
had been formed to provide for tie floating debt
until the bond market improves. Excellent news
from the grain-growing country West caused
advances of per cent and over in the Changers,
81. Paul receiving support from foreign buyers
The force of the advance was spent in the early
afternoon, and upon realizations, assisted by
renewal of aggression by the bear element, the
market gradually fell back 70 practically the clos
ing points Of last night. Lackawanna was eX-
ceptional in ending up IA per cent, and Read
ing gained 1-2 per cent. New-lork and New
England ruled strong and closed fractionally
higher The market ended heavy under renewed
selling pressure.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were neglected. Quotations
were unchanged as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
I EllIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

pAssrNGER TRAINS leave foot Of CoEtlsndt and Dss
oios o. t,t MaGch CHUNK and intermedase points. ma
: 10 ~ M Tor GENEVA Lyons, klmifa Rochester But
the West POttsyle ana prhelpAl IoeaI poln&
20 vons and Pullman ear 70 Suspension Bridge
Chan esl ~, TsnsS Chunk anu Intern edlate points
II 40 a N for Elmir9 and lntermr1lste polhS. -.
- n, for Tunkhannock and intermediate points chan
p dFn;ntShannoek Connection Reading and Harrs
burg turc,ton and n,,,e,r.l ,rnc,.
,ro1iate noints Chair 20 l.. ana Is Junction
30 I. M, Pottsville and intermediate poHes- Cnsn
GU 80 D. m Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate ponta
cocnecpion 70 Ieading anN HafrsOnrg -.
20 o. "a for Geneva. Lyons, Eunra hoceefter, LUZ
fal6 and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and sue
Trains leaving at s'to a. M. II 80 e. M. p N and
20 D. m connect fer all points IN AahoDoy and haIeF
%" eo"' ' SUNDAY TRAINS -
3lOa NJ. Mauch Chunk Hayclton and intermediss
points aud IL a. for Shenandoah and Intermediate
s:i5 D. m. Mauch Chunk aud intermediate point
Z 80 D. for GENEVA Lrons Elmifa, Rochesoer But
fAlo and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons ana sus
''A''' General Eastern once ess Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
LENOX. NORTH ADAMS
AND THE REEKSHIRE HILLS
WEST SHORE RAILROAD. ~ Y {

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, (N. 7. C. &
station as oss and % na SEe @ oe rom
the foot OF Jayst. (NewYorg Hamilton, London. Detroit
and Chieag2' 70, NJ - 10 ?; M . o 10 D. IL; -
Niagara rails 80 10 90 NJ j 10 D. M 8 10 D. M
Utica and Syracuse 30 10 200 . 10 3 Is p
II 35 a. runs only to Cuea Kingston 3 80 +;l5
D. N. Catsdi and Albany, 3 80, .7:i5 10 Ii 55
g. a. az AS p H., az 90 - :l5 3 is ,. m CTanstOn
vet PoGs: cOrPTslk Newburgh,- . 80 = As. q!
c 80 81 G3-a ~ is p and II g Co., M s s0S
ears Tor Buaio Niagara Fall Toronto Detroit chicago
I'll :s5 a. IS ,. Parlor ears 70 saratoga and
Caldwell. Lake George III 81 .. tparlor car az
aehed daily except SUNDAY. s3 ~ M saturday qryi
kaateFsdll. Hunter. Hobart Bloomyi,ie Grand Hotel
n 49, Pariof esrs 70 Bloonyie Grand Hotel and
As D. Trains and weeping car to Boomylle on
80 : N. tsundays only. Yse,Pal.. Lakes Mo6o9ss
~ n. Parlo- car to New-Patz on II 80 a. train.
Half Holiday Special. Saturday only, rs p. NJ, FOG
RaatersKii Hunter. Boomyie Hobart Grand Ho,el
s1u9n ana l'hoenicia Palor car 70 BoomNlue' rs'
t oanFfalnA az Map fS ~ rsr AIS 70 os 1n45ys NV
6eRs cars P4esnes ard og. ssv aSeeg
sasds -Ef .aVss. nrsdnS S' va 1 BioosT Annex
Station. 30 40. tn 90 a. H. az Is y. N. F9r tickets,
time aoes paror and sleePing gear accorinodstons ~
72G Fu.ton-st Annoy Office o. Fui'on-s Nqw.icrE
city Nos. IN Shy. 7s5, oi2 BroldWaT, l$ BoSey
le Park Place; % West lc5th-st. and West shore
stations inot ~ west f21-st and loot OF Jayst - ~.
ave-, New-YorE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
rrnIEnO ANp OHIO CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Diuioero Notires

NOTICE.
~ dividend Of 81 per share win be paid on the com
mon took OF the Thomson Houston Electric Company Oh
August IS 1881 70 stOckhoderi Of record at close o.
business August j. 1891.
from August @ 10 August I6 both DAYS inclusive.
BY order OF tho Board Of Directors, 49,
c. A. COFFIN, Treasurer.
Boston, July 81. 1891.
THE COLUMBUS AND HOOKING COAL
Il AND IRON co. has declared a dividend OF Oh per
cent on IT, preferred stock six months ending Augt
1891 payab August 20, 1891 Books c0se August TO-
'"N O'>'' ~" MESBY II. MITCHELL.
Secretary Pro 1gTr,
80 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
STEAMBOATS,.
ALBANY BOATS.

Steamers DREW and DEAN RfCBNoNp leave old
"a - a.; i9of S7nsi-st acc m DAILY sundays
fds t;eosR; N; Direct connections . saSatoga
Springs. C6Sperstovn, Rchneld Springs and Niagara
faLsa SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER connects With
and LAKE GEORGE 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool, Aug, S:45 p m.-Beef In poor demand
india mess dull at SIS 3D. Pork and hams In fat
demand Bacon IN fair demand; Cumberland cut about
30 N, firm at 43s Sd RIB about o5 m ntrn az
3ss Cd Cheese in fair demand TaIow I'm moor demand
Iurpenthe IN, iIt uFmahu- lhSin in poor demand
Lard, spot ard futur IN poor demand Wheat 10 fair
demand. Flour In fair demand Cora spo, and futures
In good land mixed western spot steady AZ q al
Sepenber steady az Sc 1Od October steady M 81 eis
H0ps at IondOnPacio Coast There Is nothing ofeyhS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08

TIE BOOK OF oPES.AIH SPORTS octave. 500 psses'
i liusttaef Inc s-andarr authority american on
air amrsements Itules fol sailing winning bal pas.
lns o. hIsb ~ ~ ~ ialis. N'; 80. ~ En.ertau.
tng and universally eomplm.ntcd BIZ the press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
Bankers ana brokers'.
financial Hleetings.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
TO STOCKHOLDERS OF
WELLS. FARGO e. COMPANY.

You are hereby notified that the next annual meeting
Of the stockholders Of said Company FOR the election Of
Directors for the ensuing year and INC transaction Of such
other may before the meeting, VIII be
held In the secrearys room az the genera Office OF the
Company, the northerly OF Mission and New
MONTGOMERY sts city Of san state California
at 10 O'Clock Thursday, the 18TH dsy Of August
1891 The transfer books viii b. closed On Tuesday,
August T. aud reopened Friday, August u
y LANES HERON, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
m ORWICHLlNE

koi bosom an POINTS NOrsh aud East D!rvet Isute "a
NeN-Lchaon watch dil, Block Island Norwich and Wor
eestsf steamers leave Pier 40 od number. North River
eepted At 80 D. Tickets and stateooins secured
g., III 81 go SOB, 3e 9j7 and 225 Broadway.
EXPIRES Pler 80 North River, and steamers. West
and residences. a. w nRAbY. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
xx7HEREAs, by VIRTUE OF AND PURsU.

WHEREAS, By VIRTUE OF AND PURSU-
w ANT to an act OF legislature the State Of
Washington, entitled, IAN act authorizing and empowerin
organized counties Of the State Of Washington
tract Indebtedness and Issue bonds for funding same
and declaring emergency approved the 2lst day
missoners OF spokane County, Washington duly
entered authorizing said county fund the Indebtedness
thereof borrow the OF two hundred thousand
5000 600 dollars end issue It's negotiable bonds there
Tor bonds be two hunded In number and OF the
OF thousand dollars each, bear date the
70 be payable In twenty after their
date county resefving the right pay the
thereof after ten years from date Of issue said
bonds bear interest at six per cent the in
be paid annually In the city OF NewYOr In the
whereas the said Board OF County Commissioner. as
authorized by by order made and entered the
18th dsy Of July 1891 authorized aud ordered
said bonds and the sale thereof notice hereby
mlssioners their Once 10 the city OF Spokane State OF
Washington, for the purchase OF said bonds, up to
O'Clock OF the oath day OF August 1891. at whicn
all bids viii be considered certified check In the
sum OF twenty-five thousand dollars accompany each
bic guarantee the faithful performance Of the terms OF
The legality Of bonds county funding
State Of Washington has bean passed upon by
Supreme Court Of the State ia the case OF Murray
Fay 90 Pacific Rep 533 and by COMPETENT attorneys and
funding declared legal Therefore condi
onal bid bids made subject 70 legality Of bonds Will
be entertained.
The assessed valuation all property the county
by roll for the year 1880 s 800 692 $50.
For Information concerning said bonds address the I'M
dersig ned
JOHN MAYER,
Chairman Board Of County Commissioners.
County Auditor and Clerk OF Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKrTc

London, Aug. z, p. m--Consols. 95 15.I6 for money
ana 90 Tor the account SeTYork, Pennsylynnla aud
Erie ls4; Mexican ordinary 3j4 81. Paul common,
6jls.
Paris sdvces quote per cent rentes AZ o franco eoI
centmes for the account and Exchange on London ~ Is
francs 25 centlines 4" checks. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
miscellaneous

II ANTED.-A French omnibus. or drag. " tally-ho
II. ,. HUNT.
Plymouth RoGk Pants Co.. IL Elot-s., Boston,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
vi" SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

ION --O-,N ->4sANOsi, ONEA-, UHOfL, &C.
FROM PIER ., n. r., FOOT OF RECToR.ST
For Highland Beach, No.mandle SeabrlgnL Monmouth
Beach Long Branch, at 80 10 AS O. II 100 Il oQ
SATURDAYS only. 3 40. 30. 80 D SUNDAYS 80
~ IL, 100 m.
For Atlantic Highlands, at 80, o 100 NJ :0o AS.
80. 80 D. IN. sundays 8 80 a. M, OU y. NJ
FOR EAberon, Ocean Grove, Asbury PARK and POINT
Plea ant I 10 i5 e. m Il 100 Saturdays onlyl 40. 10
80 D. NJ
For Lakewood, Toms River and Barnegat, at 80
i2 100 q 700 Saturdays only, As p. IN.
lor Beach Haven, Atlantic City. Nlneland and Bridge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08

IN PER CENT Municipal Warrants, any
w amount good as Government Bonds. Particulars and
reference. f. w. TRoUNCE Box 1884, Seattle, Wash.
900 TWENTY-YEAR GOLD SCHOOL
eJIO BONDS. Ell, 900 each. Interest NJ pay
able annually July 1st BIDS opened noon, August 10
1891, Address BOARD or EDUCATION.
Sal, Lqke CITY. Utah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
THE WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY

THE WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY.
July %, 1891
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the " abash
Il Railroad Company stock and De5enture Mortgage
Bondho1 VIII be he'd in the general oice 81 the Com
paDy Louis, No, 1ucFday september s. lcJl.
tonencnr al O'clock a. m for the election Directors
and the transaction Of other business eg1uy
conc before aid - -
The transfer books viii close August 3, issl az ~
o'clock and reopen september 1871 % 10 clock
a N q. D. AShbfI' IItsiNfh@
TOLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL RAILWAY.
4 the Annual Meeting OF the stockholders OF this Com
raov Will be held the once Of the Company. ~ Toledo
Ohio on Monday, September :, 1891. at II a.
Transfer close August 10th and reopen September
Gun -N JOHN r. CLINE. scc'y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
EnR PHILADELPHIA
CENTRAL r.. X. OF NEw-JERsEY,

Time Table Of June o. 1891.
$50 Q. M for Easton. Mauch Chunk, wnkesbarro,
Scranton, Reading Harrt.burg TamaGus, Pottsye Sham
okin Sunbury Eagles Mere, Willamsport On Sundays
Tar Easton Mauch Chunk. Wnkesbarre and Scranton.
600 a. NJ Tor EaStOn and Allentown.
100 a, m FOR Easton and Mauch Chunk. On Sundays,
naston Mauch Chunk and Shanokin.
8:45 a.; m, for Ens;on. M,lch CHUNK wnkesbsrre.
okin, sunbury. Eagles Mere Willismsport. Through
coach WilliamspOrt.
100 p. m for Easton, Mauch Chunk Reading Harris
burg Pottsville ShamOkn, Sunbury end Wlliamsport.
On SUNDAYS for Easton Mauch Chunk. Tamaoua Potts-
VILE Reading and Harrisburg.
700 D. m for Easton, Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harris
burg. Wilkesbarre Scranton TamaQua Potsvlle Shamo-
kin.
80 D. m for Faston and Allentown
545 D. m for Easton Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harris.
burg &c. Sundays at $50 m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.

- NUl Al. bLL = line - =. -
80, 90, 30 ZOO 90, 90 :s6 ,. M L Is
90, 200 p. m, p IL night. O'OO'
For Baltlomre and Washington daily at 90 IL 30 with
Dining Car, a. M 2 100, 80 Dining CHI, 90 D. M,
~ 10 night.
30 p. 10 Is night except Saturday night Sundays
80. 90 100 y. have connection for Reading Har
rlsbuTg, Pottsyie. sc.
q 80 ufet Patlor Can 30 p. 10 rs midnight
except vrday night. Sundays. 20 y. N.
2sI as 94t, LAO. 1923 lteodwpy. ~ 0th-aye. 2oi
West l2jh-st, 1874 East l25tL st., NoyYor Cpurtst,
SEQ Fglton-s'. % Broadway. Brooklyn.
cwYork Transfer Company will call for and check bag
I'm hnfol a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
All, RAIL ROUTE

TO THE SEA rHOhE
For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands at 80 e15.
II rs m. 80, 80, 90 D. NJ Sundays. rs
400 D. IN. except Freehold).
o5 Red Bang LSnE BRANCH and points south g Poi1,
90 20 80 SO. 20 :, s sSSndny' except Ocean
For lakewood Toms River Barnegat Park and Bar.
negst, $50, SIS a. m: 20 4 80 B. m;
ton. at 80 n M. / 80 p. m.
For Monmouth Beach ard Seabrght at 80, Sis No,
m q IN y. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
DELA WARE, LACkANANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

ga n.-Bufao, Riehnsld springs and oswego Express
via Paterson Tor water 'iap sIoudsnuie scranton Dns
nansyie Sherburne, WateFvle RieLapd springs ltIea
Nj Morris Greene. Oxford. Norwich COrtlAna syracuse
Fulton intermediate slates Connects az sersSsoa
with trains fOf Pttson Nkesblrre, laaue and North.
umgeISnd At bgaas!o With "a trans tcr he West
Z. m.-Bn ghsnIton aad Emira Express Water Gan
strondsburg Sc s1tou owgo Wsy,rly and Einfra cod,
nsts az scranton with trains for Ptston Kingston ad
WllkesOArre. ... 900.
:so p. N. ldsilyl-Bunaio Limited Express. via Patess
stfordsbuig, bcraatcn, nlaghaDlfon Owego
verify, Elmira. cornins, Bath. wsyla0d Danvle Ma
Norris. &c, Striving IN Buffalo AZ 80 a 10.
D. m. tdsilyl-Bunalo; Rlehh.d Spring, and osvees
Express fer Stpadsbvrs scfanton Hlhehantoa Cortland
svrseu.s Fulton. Greene oxford Nsfwi-h Sherbnrno,
wstervie xs,esi a. sRd a, points % Bofsio Diusos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08

Ls<<l sales for the day .-.-............. nzs 9sl
suysI csrIs.. ss. lsols sss4 49, So. loo $1,000
SALES At TIE CONSOLIDATED sT0CK AND Pc
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
election Aoliee.

that part Of city bounded BY aud lying w wt yrIttS
stree Eighth avenue, West Fourth struts 'stssrt
street Hudson street. Jane street and reri all
The Tweny-ifth Election District shan J u"r,to
that part of the city bounded by and lying "'I. irct
stfr,t West street OsnsevoJrt street, washington t
Iioatio strct Greenwich street, West lWe ,, rtr
street. street HUDSON
Thc Tweny-sixth Election District shail ,bi ysst
thaE arg OF he city bounded by ana y Hls , root
urt ent street Ninth enuc, Little Mest wv"
Washington street. tianrc'O OOr5 s'Ie'V "1'' ''''"
str e. alu Hudson North rlNef. .t,u contain all
me TNontyseyenth Election District snar itSi H. lie
that ualt OF the city DOJqded NJ alq yle ls "lsn tr,t
NJ Iweth str ct Ninth avenue; WtsI ~
Hudson street. HoratO street a1d b contan all
, my ,rt of Thc CITY bounded by and lyns @tin ~.
Lour,sn;h street Lighth avenue, uoi1lD ssIe'V 4'U
ar - Meat rhlrteenta street and NLtl ali
The Twenty-rntl Election ~ sn1 l,ine within West
n fpss p stree E2hh avenue, West fourteenth street.
and Hudson North rlNcr .,o, sbau eontain ALI that
fhe Ghrteth Election District Snan MAIN 1U Wt sttesnin
%nrs % ToHt3 avenue Wet Fifteenth street, ana 4A'-'oh
or North river.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
srxTEENrn ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

Tho Sixteenth Assembly District shall be dlNn'H ~"
thlrty.one election districts, the extent ana hH'"
which ghall b. follows: , ., IL that uars
The First Election District shall contain All M,t.rn
Of the city bounded by and lying within IAss ,l,er
S,rc.t Avenue e. Fast Seventeenth street, Fast NV"
Fa.t Fourteenth street. and Avenue A. , .u tha,
The second Election District SHAH contain -, siu
,a,s OF the city bounded by and lying within ana
kpnth street Avenue c. Last Fifteenth su'''' W.
Avenue B II ,ha,
The Third Election District shall contain AZ ,s,sn.
mart OF the city bounded by and lying Nithh hs t and
Eenth street, Avenue c, Fast Sixteenth stfe''' s
Avenue II. III ,hsf
The Fourth Election District shall contain az asss -
u.,s u shs city boundsd Ay and lias within Eass
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The Ninth Assembly district shall be divided into thirty
iIe Tirst Election District shall contain all that
SdSn S6n street o F'S Ho s or gtSPESh ys street. West
The Second Leeton District & shall contain s ns;
sifcet vsrich Street @ost Houston Street and
tn, Third Election, District shall contain all that
F Of The s G9qndGd by and 9g within Lfrcy rse
street, and Hudson street
@ .treet Bseckef street nsscccK street West Houston
ne FIN Election District shall contain all that
BE-! hs FsFsE street.
The SA M c Sn 65acd Pet ~ ana ha o contain , al It
street West Fourth street barrow street West Washns
ING seventh Election District shall contain all that
street Blecer ~trstt Leroy street and bedford stTet
The Eighth Election District shall contain ali that
s st Of ronG nf h & Jones street anS Bteekef fSs t Se'
M % Of M E" y S aaSSd By anG lying w Goe all te sS1t
Bleeckcr street, Morton street and Bedford street
part % S The ei @ bounded S by % and nq 5S H iSa aro@ 1 . at
I4Sd s s I Edn btt iq Gq,G s5s contain all that
& te o. - ci Grove ireet Bedord Street BSToW
street. aud Hudson street
ar q he cty bounded Sy ana lying within qhri'topheF
barrow street. and Wa,hlngioa street;
me Ilirtcenh II .con Di'tret 'hal contain all that
Hudson street Leroy and Hudson or North river
IN. Fourteenth Election District shall contain a that
part Of city bounded by and lying Within Charr
str,ct Greenwich street Christopher street Washington
sire t. Barrow stF-'t and Hudson North river.
rnc Fifteenth Election District .hall contain all that
part Of the city bounded by ard lying within Perry street
Hudson strcT Wet Tenth .tir,t. Ctrcenwich strtt
Charles street and Hudson North river.
Ihe SXtc-uth Eltcton District shall contain all that
Iart Of the city bounded by aud lying within Charles street
Becker sIt christopher street. and Hudson street
The seventeenth Election District shall contain all that
art the bounded 10y aud lying within Charles street
West Fqurt street Grove street and Beecker street,
Inr Eight ruth Election Datrlct shall contain
part o I'll city BOUNDED by aud lying within Bank street.
Wet Fourth street. Charles STREET and Blcrckof street
Tho Nincteontn ~ elton District snail contain al that
part tue city toIuid anu lying wltn Vest Ertcnh
i e. E,cck,r street Charles ,trrct Hudson suct Perry
street and Greenwich strrct
The 1venueth Edicn District .hall contain all that
part 0f the city BOUNDED By and bag within street
6r-. vi siret Perry ,tett and washington .trtei.
Tho TWenty-hr-t Election ID tFict shan contain all
partof the city BOUNDED y and lying within street
Na,ningon street Perry tr ei, and Hudson North rYer
The Twenty second Election District shall contain all
that rity founded ~ end lying within West
TW ltl Grrnwch street Hank street Washing
tO4 -irf"f.
IAr lWcntyhird Election District shall contain all
that part the city bounded by and living within Jane
street Hudson West Twelfth street Wet Fourth
Bank street Bcecker street, West Eleventh street
and Gre 'nwich street.
The Twenty-fOurth ElsctOn District shall contain all