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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-24

enormous mineral, agricultural and horticul-
tural wealth OF this regions Not the
Americans / fancy. That Is the drudesry
Of life. the thing which people will
not do until obliged by stern necessity.
Americans who como here come to better their
conditions OF living, TO escape from drudgery
and toll elsewhere, and by speculation and bush
ness and all the other forms Of occupation which
are not productive in themselves, seek to live
on the labor of those who are producen-tbe
toilers. This IL natural II is the outgrowth of
civilization, the mark Of an ambitious and
progressive race. Who. then. shall people these
forests and plains and bring forth the susie.
nance for you and mo who produce nothing. 1t
seems to me that they must come from abroad.
The oppressed peasants OF Europe would here
find, in conditions of living spurned by
Americans, opportunities they have long
yearned for. They are the ones who viii
develop your resources, ~ the negroes
have developed those Of the South, the
Irish and Germans those of the East, and the
scandinavians those OF the Northwest, and. az
the Chinese are now doing for those of Cali
iorniA At present this tide OF toilers have no
facilities for reaching this region. but with the
Nicaragua canal built lines of ships would
soon ply between Seattle and Europe, bringing
out settlers and taking back the produce OF this
region" With reference 70 the recent state
ment OF . Hawaiian planter that the peasant
labor OF Germany costs less and produces more
than the semi-slsve labor of Hawaii. Judge
Bosrman said: "Thst may be true. The toiiers
the world over and in all ages have been the
poorest paid Of all human beings It is q natural
condition, and the idea of these Peoples party
agitators that it can be altered by legislation 10
q chimera'
Judge Frank p. Devices, who has been In
Seattle for two days past, leaves this morning on
the City of Topeka for sitka, Alaska, to try
the Coquitlan case on the part Of the govern
msnt Judge Devices represents the attorney
general He bears q striking resemblance to
the late Henry Ward Beecher. He IL q Demo-
crat in politics. although not an offensive
partisan, and was frst appointed - government
counsel by Attorney General Garland during
Cieveland's administration. He has been re-
tanned by Attorney General Miller, despite his
heteredox pOlitica He formerly resided in
Pottsville, Pa, and was one Of the leading law
yers OF the anthracite coal regiona Judge
Devices expects to have to return from Sitka to
Victoria for the purpose of taking depositions.
after which he will go to Sitka and argue the
case.
g. K. Hooper, Of Salt Lake City. and J. Z. Kill
duH, Of Denver, are registered at the Rainier.
Mr.. Hooper graduated at Harvard last term, and
is making pleasure tour of the Northwest He
comes OF q wealthy family prominent In the
Mormon church, his father having been one of
the chief iieutenants Of Brigham Young. One
OF Mr.. Hooper's sisters married . son OF John E.
Game, the Utah delegate In congress-
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Walla Walla Proud OF MT. Allen.
Malta Walla Entnn- journal

Senator Allen has returned from Warrington
City and his long and arduous labors for tho
people of this state as senator. waila walla
is his home place and its people are his homo
people. 1t Is with great pride that the Union
Journal, his home paper, calls attention to
the indisputable fact that in his efforts
for the state of Washington he has La.
bored with the one thought of accomplish
ing something for the good OF the whole
people OF the state. He has been faithful pub
lie servant, allowing neither partisanship nor
sectionalism to influence his action. It 10 70 be
hoped that Senator Aliens reception this even
ing will show that our people think highly OF
him. Lot us welcome him, not only Re-
publican senator, but also a. an honest citizen
of our own community. who 10 glad to be, with
us and whom we are glad to have.
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According TO the American consul, re-
rert rollers in the plate mills in Grva,
britain get about siT q week: the mini
mum paid for the same kind Of work a.
Homestead IL s. 20 day. The shearmea
in Great Britain receive from s. to $40 per
week: at Homestead the minimum pad
them is from 81 20 81 per day. According
To British official reports English puddlers
make IN average of $40 week. American
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puddIers receive an average of s2L But
If the free traders had their way Ameri-
can puddlers would have to compete not
only with English competitors, bat also
with Belgians and Bohemians. Let Us
see what this sort of competition would
mean. In Belgium, according to consular
report, puddIers are paid on an average
1916 week. In Bohemia they are paid
on an average of rs week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-24
MANHOOD RESTORED.

Dn 3. C. WESrS NERVE AND po.
TREATMENT. . specific or Hysssrla pis,sslS
FITS, NsuraigiA Headache. Nervous Prostr.sss
caused oy alcohol or tobacco. WAkefaIness No.,
Oepression. SCREENING Of Brain. CAUSING ins,.ss
misery decay, death, Premature Old Age Bsr-"s.
mesa Loss OF Power In eithsr sex. Impotencx -
cofrhcea and all Female weakn esses Invnjv,eE
Losses. Spermatorrheea caused BY oversr 1857
brain. 5einbuse, over Indulgenoe month s.sa ~
nent, II, for - BY mail WsGuaran,es six No.
70 cure zach order for boxes, with IS viii 49,
written guarantees 10 refund II not cured Gaaransas
nsusd only oy LErTHxsp q Cavity Dru~rs.s
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The public il hereby warned not to pay
any money to parties representing TO be
agents Of the Seattle Posr-INrELLrsESoER.
except the following, who are the only
authorized travelling agents of the Posi-
IxTELLIaEycER viz: J. A. Mcclellan and
+. A. Davies. This does not apply to resi-
dent agents Of this paper. who are located
in various cities and towns of the North
west, nor to postmasters. who are in all
cases authorized TO take subscriptions for
the Daily. Sunday and Weekly Posi-
1srELLIeEscER
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wish success to the Democrats. who now
for the first time 60 to the polls rs the
avowed champions of free trade. rather
than to the authors and defenders Of tho
medieval Mckinley bill"
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The Ballard Enterprise. rabid Demo.
cratic paper, speaks Of the coiored miners
employed in this state as black slaves"
And yet there are colored men who talk of
voting the Democratic ticket.
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The London Times does not conceal its
desire for Clevelsnd's election. In a recent
Issue 1t said: Undoubtedly our interests
as trading community must make u,
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snively's Nomination . Death Knell.
Wenatchee Graphic.
The weakness OF the head of the Democratic
ticket will be felt all down the line. Snively's
nomination was death knell to many hopes
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uOItIt,
q quieting, strengthening nervine. 1t cor
reefs and cures all those delicate derange-
ments and weaknesses peculiar to the sex.
In every case for which it's recommended,
the 6. Favorite Prescription is guaranteed
to give satisfaction. II there's no help,
there's no pay. 1t does all that's claimed for
it, or the money is refunded.
It's risky way to sell it-but it isn't your
risk.
The manufacturers take all the risk by sell
ing them ON trial. It's an insult to your
Intelligence for any dealer to attempt TO sub
stitute other medicines for these, by recon-
mending them to be +" Just as good" only
that he may make . larger profit.
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The COMING sro.

The coming sro-
N q ~ can be
healthy. She will
be, If she's wisely
cared for. As she
enters woma an
hood, DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescrip-
ton builds up and
strengthens the
system and regu-
lates and pro-
notes the func-
tons. It's a sup
a
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OFT IN
PACIFIC R.R-

Pullman Sleeping Cars Elegant Day Coachss
and finest Palace Dining Cars between Seattle ST
Paul and Chicago without change Connections
f0f Al points In the United States and Canada
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I. A. NADEAU.

GEN. AGENT, SEATTLE
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Rate from other stations, fare and one.
fifth, plus SOC for admission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
Glt.iion Notlce.

-
tenth street Ffth avenue West Eleventh street and
The foteth Election District shan contain a.! ma; pSI
Of the ely bounded by aad yinS within Wet aSoe
The Fortyhr- Election Ditrict .ha contain a. .nss
part Of the city bounded by and lying within Wcst MINI
''r1s The 9 sSS%a EcSn Btfc, ssa soan .,
part OF the CITY bounded oy ana Ding ~tnn Lsh .yenue
The Forty third Election District .ha, cn,an ~ na
The Forivforth Election District shall contain az tha
p!sce Broadaay West Fourth street. Washington square
es,. and University place. n,, .,,, ,,,,,, oil ,h,,
par o, the nv bounded by and lying within Clinton pee
University pace. Washington square noIth' WNeriey
The F6rtysx,A Election District shall contain all ha:
por q The cy BOUNDED BY and yiag wS" ss and
s1cs a MS.ninF s%a Is.nng SS,' .qaar
hoi ar. OF tho ci,y bounded by and lying within w..
fourth street Washington south. Thompson stree
Thc Foftyshh Election Di-.rit shall contain va all
thai part Of III, city bounded by ana ynH o %''
Bleecker rc Carmnc street ana SIM aHen nt
The Fortvnlnh Election District she'll conan an , u,S
Ma dorcal street Blocker street ard Mnneta strce,
, Tie I'll = D any Sha Within wcS' Third
street ei;i!yan street. Blocker s,reet and 4o,aousA
me rv.hr,t Election District shall con@in oil r h a.
par u l y bounded b. p1d yins so %ss south south
Ffh aye9ne Resesr str s,a ba con.n all that
pe th Of , 5und@ @fp S2 end Sns
sqraro ,ou'h w",t Fourth street. Broadway Blocker
In, F.y'hrd LECTION District shall contain all ha:
par OF n, M BOUNDED BY sna y Ge and Thompson
The rity.fourth Election Dl.trc: hal contain all that
s-e Thompson street, West Houston street, anu NAV
The Tift,.hnh Election District shall contain That
of the city bounded BY ana wing w'nin I'D Han
cock street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Tho ri,s. Election District shall contain all that part
-, tho CITY bounded by and lying within fn.t Foui
zenith street Fourth avenue. Eighth street. and Broad
way. r,..,on nis,rct shall contain ALI that mart
NJ, ~ ~ bounded and lying within Fast EoveLt til
,r.st Tid avenue Eighth street. and Fourth avenue
mr., "a District shall contain all that
81, ~ c,r bonnded bv and living within East Fourteenth
trect Third avenue East Eleventh street and Fourth
avenue. . ,.,.,. r,t.,,o, .h.u eon,ar all that mar.
=, mo cttv bounded and lying within East Fourteenth
st,eet Second avenue. Fast Twelfth street and Ihiri
iSe Fifth Erection Dist let shall contain all that part
- ha cIty bounded By aud lying within East Twelfth street.
Second avenue Fast Ten.h street. and Third avenue
The sixth Election District shall contain 81 thst part
., the cv bounded by and lying within East Tenth street.
S.cord avenue St. Marks place, ana lhlfd avenue, .
The seventh Elec ion District ma contain all ina.
mart a, the city bounded by end lying within Eat
Enth .rect First St MARKS place. and Second
avenue. - - -, ,,.-..,.. hi, ..,.,,, al Tho. ,,r
81 the city bounded ~ and lying within Fast Ien street
ItrSt avenue Fast Ninth street. and second averne
In. NIntL Election District shall rontln all That part
~ he city BOUNDED by and living within East Eleventh
street First avenue. East Tenth street. and Second
...,,t. II A., s-...
NJ the clty bounded bv and living within East Twelfth street
First avenue East Eleventh street and Second avenue;
The EJnyenth Election District shall contain all that
part OF the city bounded by and lying within East Thir
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election N0iltr.
4 FIN stree, from Avenue 4 to Avenue

Glcr,lOn NOiltt.
the Of FIN street from Avenue to Avenue
The Election D.'5c ,sa Contain on r; . s1as
ca.; side Of Avenue l. ION Fith street to syh 1t e:
par, Th o. HaC t., Lg% y b 1ad ns N@ 1e.. SD
Avenue foin sA,h seet 70 seventh - e"t ;"u hof''
The ITt. Fiction D.c' ma tRi sOa a sids
Of seventh street Avenue T. Avenue b. ana siS
'.st s.do Of \. from shi' street to seventh
TAG yenty Election Dsc I ;s' aS Sna .od al ,as
and ,he YES, de Of Avenue 4 from seventh street I"
The Twcy,cord Election District hall contain ,s no, al
Side = >c,rn .t5o, from Ff 'en.e to Avsn lUc A. 4,
aid 70 east side Of Frst avenue Non 'c'e"" ''''' ~
The Tyena Eo De' ,l ,n % S9pai" s gil sha
stfcot Acme i. >iHth ,,re.t ana f;.,t Avenue ~
ma. the Ial5 s e. e d5se eSp BY P sai y t
NJ east dc Of Fms. aycna5 froni ';h ,,ie,t 70 SIXTH
pa Of the e9 6oaad f' BY ' and within wc.t sde
o, NyeSn ., a. from f' 9t 5[@n 70 >s Sycaqr
INC T~nty,Nn Lc9 Ds,r1I' i3 m. v fGniH aout6
- Of run street fom riit sv'poe . .,,Ses % tiit6
that TIC 81 IT, % s hc s . R1 Xix nj, @ s'"e
S So A'' .9 Of : four s s 60 c% n''nae to
The ne t4 3 ceq b R and ' ,g1'
Forth rcc Ic r.. G,o,d 6 ., ir' .s n oman all
pat ry tolndd ny and yine S; ,.a ra md
rto .,ata side Of Third street from First avenue I"
rch rlccon DtrGt Ina, ,na r CH2''" r az sh a
-" % tie city BOUNCE 10y ,ga i To rhrd ,trcet
tho north ,cc Of second street, from Avenue %
on' cs9 . o, ac MI Ss s"s} soal =. s1l a,
qh Soaa c,c9 p',,rt ,, 1,all r Io1,i9 r.a AT
street y Ea,' Io",,on ~ a"d fi' an that
palt OF ,6@ cry b. Ig n r. ni second aycnuc
Io 1n,.t .orrta F,c,t5n D>'f- sho CONTAIN A. tha
part n, city 10 .d'd ,c ana on5 '' coad aycnre
Thc 'htv'Grh Election D.'s.' "a. .s'I1n al n,'
Of he ~, nonqoa b. AID I'D ',s 'o w' .'cna @u
ieg2 D 30 s ,e' IlS Sn' oo- 81 sas
- Of sc,ord Avenue. from Third 'tr''' 10 Ea''
.,.gn H. n SRI ri 1Ss r iSs ,a +
,dr e ' o y menu ton % Sr 4Si-d
hc 9th t.,ton Dr,tric shan contain .,; a.,
Ea IL 5,., ard S cIs cSna0 all
tha' ,Ar, oi ely bound ~ .nd iyin2 INN wc.'
nor.b ID, q FL street. from First s,enu" " H"rond
1b. ro-t,h D,stc ,aal CGeiao .o' III ss%
pa Of M - bounced h ,ni kns wan ,T nd
10 cast .iae Of second avenue. from lith street 70
, e. #; , scG G R ,SG '4S r,5 9 ;. nh,
The Forir--c,oni Election n.r ,h,n ro9 ,im e. 3.
M9 ' rls'c rir o,oue Sc,on,n street and Second
s lo rI ,c o st "a '3 l2l, o %i' :, st
a a. ~ i,co s,c,"r s,enu, Sc,ea,h ct md TSir
TIE rrt, r,.N rre-o- n,.'ic shell contain a., ~ n,
pa = tho .r loftef - ana 9r T''hr , >@,s"''
Tho r.-.v n',n rlor D.-,t .h,lI e.otln all ~
rn.t - ne ~ y I'D "a i'r r i9" M cos t' ,l
vc., .id. = on a,.r.e. from f'in street I" si>th
.r r.,,v.i,,t rl..t,o p.-t.i.' .ip' contain al 'h,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The Frs. Election Disrc: shall contain all ths: part
Of city bounded by and lying within East Houston
Ihc Second Erection Dstrct all part
Of city bounded by aud living WITHIN East Houston
The Third Election District shall contain all that
Of the city bounded by ana Ainf wI,nin ta't hen.lSa
Inc Fourth Election D>eiict shall contain all That
Of bounded by and Nins within East Houston
Ine Fifth Election District shall contain al mt
Of the bounded by and lyire within Fast Houston
The sixth Eecton Distct shall contain ali That part
Of the city bounded :, and lying within E 1 hs ,cS
The Seventh Election District shsll tain all that pa
Of the N6 y SSO. sfe by sna F amd F.
Eighth Election Dist lot shall mat lol
bounded BY and lying within IA, Ics ,ds.
The Nm,h Ection Di,tct shall contain eli TIA; iart
sreet . cIiton street SsGon ticct and sadok
The Tenth Lection District shall contain all that pa,
me west siaS Of Avenue b. from East IiOa'''"
The Eleventh Election District shall contain a. hat par:
o. s ttr s'Iho a ~ nne ns rs 0n. M the
east side OF Avenue a. fIon East rTouston street TO
The Twelfth Election District shall contain all
ne city bounded hy and lynr within north s,de OF
side Of Avenue H. from Second Third street
The Thtcerth Election District .hsI. contain ali that
q Third street from A,enn" \ TO Avenue y. aud tho
eas, side Of Avenue A. from Tir street
rart Of The 'ity tounded ey and lyns within East
fo4,th s,e, A'GngS n THU 'tcet ana A,g" a., ,,
part the cily bounded b. and Wing rt,n nctn sd
The west SID Of Avenue Il from -: Fourth street 70
Ias, Ffth street
The Sixteenth Election District shall con;aln az that
part city bounded by and lying within south s,de
Of Fifth street hom Avenue TO Avenue D. and r Ie
The Seventeenth Election District shall contain al
side OF B. from Fifth SiAth street. aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Iar' OF INC sire
>ueet. fast H'eI "l''u N"''' "'
SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
The First Election pi.'r shall c9i ah az u Tin
=. rho III, bounded lv and living Wilma ia.t i'o''"'
.,,rc, az ryer stanton .fic";. ani a. non
THO second Election ristfrt shan contain az TT ~,
Of the hourtr D., and wig "'G'c orrn, .trrct
me 1l-d Election Distrct -hs contain ~ NAV sl,
n, th. ,irr founGcd by ard lying "iulh .o,, N"'''
|olu,utda = 49,. stanton .trcct and >h"tt &c -.
rho Fourth Election District shall ,on'al az nav lnt
NJ the ,ifv BOUNDED ~ fna w. ,mt Nyfl,:f .,,o..
Tic rh re,'e ntgo "a. cG ia2 all M a. rr, ar
oA ~. .,ro., Iast II .-,.. Niltt stN"t stanton
trcot m ,t-.r, a.. A,"r.e ,... ms,
!,e I'm ,,nod~Y b, and Mig 'i. Inst Houston
TN seventh Elect 'on District hal COZ al int Iar
=, ,he .,v f'und.G nr in1 wing VIZ" 'N i'"l,'n
S,,cc. r.drc street >',nt"r .'f,'': 'uH h''or
~, rirt,h ifc'.o on DSrief shall contain ~ ma -
=, ,.'e >, BOUNDED h. aud Wing within - hon'lc
w 49, mo, .ne,t stanton ttr"-i and en- ~ ,t'
- r. 81. rt,ct on y -'fi' s,al .oa'rin al lat nn
~ ~" ~ uc,s,.u ,,-.c' ara A,'rr' q
NNr .-,, t,,rt,o. psf-.,' ..iF .,ni7ir nat n9-
,..,..i.l ling o. fI.f lA q st.f' Ne
~ ut t ..,ef and A,.-.rt u
l."'' i., .' =, ,. f,.Yr 'vf'..n Fat Iorr. .
r1 81 80 fi' mi, ~ 80 tl (,rtio r.
The TN"fm '''' I,.. "i' +, i'rh rtr'cT 40
~ '' 'iF l. &c ~, ~. ,tco.. 3
uu., l'f l'., . II .,it .t., contain al M
The INF, n,., t- j., vino .,.'hia : ,,h -tr o.
,vour" q. ffh sif ~. ',' 49,, ,,u ooo,a,r all iva,
TIC Focr'' nh %, you ..' ;, 't., =. -.f..;
/ pa NJ ti" -itt 10 .u'l'l =. ...... y
Ave- 20" ~'Nfl - O. ...'. '.r .,r,,r. a., .t,t
Thu I'ornW i..,oo p ..., .,'....n -s..' '.-,ei
pr % '.r 'fv bonn j " ~ $500 4.
AvcuTN e"ro"f0 ,i-,'' ',1 WA" o-,..r Do .ra,
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FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The Fist Election District shall contain all that
Street Norfolk street Grand street. and Ludlow street
The second ElectO District shall contain all that
mart OF city bounded nv ard lying within Rvlnstoh
street Norfolk street. street ana Essex street
'"ihe third Election District shall contain all mat
part OF city bounded BY and lying within Ryinston
strcet Essex Broome street ono Ludlow suec'.
The Fourth Election District shall contain All mat
part VI the city bounded by aud wing within stanton
Street street Ev!nGton street and LUDLOW street
mart Of hc city bounded BY and lying within stanton
Street Norfolk street R!vneton street and Essex street
The sixth Election District shall contain al! that
mari OF city bounded BY and wing within stanton
Street suffolk street Eivnron street and Noiiok street
The Election District shall contain al mat
mart OF the bounded BY and wing within stanton
sU., Clinton street nvington street and Suffolk stree,
mart Of tho cty bounded by and lying within Evfng,on
syeet Clinton Delaney street and Norfolk street
" INC Ninth Election District shall contain az mat
mart Of the city bounded by and Wing within Delaney
I,rect Suffolk Grard street ana NoriOlk street
The Tenth Election District shall contain an mat
,a-f of the bounded b, and lfing Wuiin Dclahccy
prcet lIntp? stree, srcfl and SUFFOLK street
The Eleventh Election District shall contain az tAit
p. q. bounded ly and wing wI'hln lrooine
street Attorney street, and street ana Sulok street
The Twelfth Election District shall contain az INT
,ree Attorney street BrOome street Gnu ,h..
r"Thc thirteenth District shall contain ~ tnae
mart Of the city bounded by and living within e.a,on
,rcet Ridge stfcct R,ing'on street ana In,o" 49,,
rhc Fourt enth Election District shall contain AZ tns.
na,t OF the city bounded by and lync within rN.E. s
,est Ridge street street ana AtoIney ,h.t
The Fifteenth Election District shall contain ~ 1A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
Clefiion Nome.

wat srt OF the city bounded by ana lying within 'taho
suget Mubsly stree Canal street. aud Baxter sure
me fortye'ghth Eiecton District shs contain a. w.
part OF the ely bounded by and lying within Grand street.
baNer street. Cana street and Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
Glcfiion NOME.
DOLCE DEPARTMENT.
POLICE DEPARTMENT or THH CITY OF NEw.foRK.)


OF ELECTIONS, NEw Okk. octoeeI ~ Ao7-'
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance OF Cnspr $40
AZ the OF 1882 and by virtue OF the authority IhI.n
eonfsred upon the Board Of Police the dlL OF ths
Assembly Districts In the CITY ana CouiN o.
into Election Districts and the boundaries OF
aid Election Districts hereby uAed by SAID Boafo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
Cle1iion Nolllr.

part OF the bounded and lyinc within bTooHe
street PIT street Grand street. and Attorney street
Ihe Sixteenth Ec,tio. District sEa contain ai thdt
part OF the bounded end : "thih Dt.dI.''F
street. mt street Broom. street and hle@ street -.
The SeNcntecath EccoL District tia. contain! al thd'
pait Of the city bounded hy wing within S'Ii'On
street Pitt street D.ar, cv ,trret aii Ridge tr"t
Inc Eighteenth E.,Cton District sha contain Al 'hl'
part OF city bounded ~ AID lying within stanton
street. WlIleu street RNiLg'on -iree and Ptt -1fb
The Nineteenth Lection district shall contain ali tia.
part OF the city bounded l., and within ENinetoh
street Wlet Street Delaney street and PIT street
The 1WeAtlet Ilrctlon instruct shall thal
OF the bourdrd al lviuc Dela!.cc y
street. Wilctt .'rcct t,,arI .,frof ana Pu street
The Twortv.lr,t III o., ~, I.ic, LA, ccntIL all that
part OF the CITY bounded b. md living within Broome
street. sheriff street, Grand .,rce and wiiett street
that ~ The bounded rs and wing within EVington
s,,eet Sho-~ - 49, v,,e,, .fraot
The twenty Nlrd i .,o, ;. ,,'', .t,I .oLtiin al
that mart Of tho l.v ho.,,t "a
street sheriff -fr'et I.,,-r "a Ny..tt -tf,t
The Twenry fouf.h r,er,,", -. A., .af'ain all
that par Of ,he civ h,,rdi' he "a fv.r~ .in stanton