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The Portland daily press., 1892-06-04
A CHEAP POULTRY HOUSE.
It's Owner Considers 1t First Glass for
the Money Expended.

It's Owner Considers 1t First Glass for
the Money Expended.
I send description of desirable and
comparatively cheap poultry house, that
I think covers all the requisites for keep
ing a flock of fowls in health and thrift
all the year round:
The building is feet wide by Is feet
long, with shed roof feet high in front.
sloping to 6 feet in rear. To suit nv
surroundings, it faces nearly west; has
door in the center with half window
over it, and a window on each side of
the door. There is also a window on
the south end and half window in the
rear of the center of the building. From
the door passageway or hall goes
across the building, leaving a room on
each side for the roosting and laying
room. Between the hall and the roost-
ing rooms are the nest boxes, which
form the base of the partitions.
For roosts prefer 2 by studding-
the 4inch side up, and edges rounded.
Below each roost is a board Is inches
wide to catch the droppings. The bot
toms Of the nest boxes are on a level
with the sills; in fact, theends rest upon
the sills and a block in the center pre-
vents sagging. Above the nests are
lath partitions, with sliding doors per-
hitting access to the roosting rooms
when desirable; but the eggs being gath
cred from the passage, this is only neces-
sary when the room requires cleaning
The nest boxes are feet long, IA
inches wide and 1S inches deep, divided
into seven nests. A board inches
wide is nailed along each side of the
box, even with the bottom, and thus
leaving an opening 10 by 10 inches at
the top of each side Of every nest. If
intended fox the smaller breeds the boxes
may be divided for eight nests. When
the hens are all laying, sliding doors
close the openings on the side toward
the passage. When one is to be set, by
simply transferring the sliding door to
the opposite side of the nest the hen is
at once shut out from all interference of
the other hens, a matter of the utmost
Importance in successful hatching. I
am raising only two breeds of fowls,
but house constructed upon this plan
is capable of being heightened and SINH
larry divided to accommodate any num-
Der Of varieties which may be desired. -
Cor. Country Gentleman.
The Portland daily press., 1892-06-04

In one day $4,000 pounds of butter are
often sold On the Elgin board of trade.
The Portland daily press., 1892-06-04

"The use Of sCastoria is so universal and
its merits 80 well known that it seems a work
of suDereroeation to endorse it. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach
CARLOS MARTYR, D. D.,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bioomingdale Reformed Church.
The Portland daily press., 1892-06-04

the one in the illustration, and tack it
lightly over little frame, which will
cost you fifteen cents. Perhaps you
have the handkerchief, and in that case
your pretty toque will cost you next to
nothing, as tho handkerchief is not in
jured. Some of these new embroidered
silk handkerchiefs would make pretty
toques, and they do not wilt or spoil in
sea air. They are very convenient IN
travelling, as one may sleepin them with
out hurting them in the least, and they
are far more womanly and becoming
than those abominable cloth caps with
visors which were worn last season.
The month of June is the month of
brides, and, while speaking of headgear.
suppose l give the newest in bridal
wreaths. But these are not wreaths
properly speaking, since the orange bios
SONS are separated into little tufts and
each one is fastenedain under puff of
hair or curl, and the long tulle veil is
pinned to the top of the head by hair
pins, each having a. tiny tuft of orange
blossoms. The veil hangs to the bottom
of the dress, front and back, and is not
hemmed, but instead has a row of wax
pearl beads sewn to the edge about an
inch apart, which makes pretty finish.
White and cream MORE is the present
fancy for brides gown, and the skirt
is made entirely plain, usually, though,
some who possess old lace can have it
festooned around the bottom or draped
on the waist. A very pretty way to
drape lace over bridal costume is
shown in the second illustration. 1t is
made in the form Of Berthe, bias fold
of white corded silk or faille being laid
in plaits on the shoulder and brought
down to the waist in front. Beneath
this the lace is fastened and it goes
straight across the shoulders in the back.
Bridal gowns are high in the neck, and
the corsage can be made perfectly plain
and the Berthe giving sufficient orna-
mentation.
Another very handsome accessory to
feminine toilet is the fchu on the left of
the same illustration. 1t can be made
double, SO as to come down in the back,
The Portland daily press., 1892-06-04
Quiet Lives.n

They make no fuss about 1.-THE stars
set like lamps in the skies, but they
shine on steadily, quietly. We always
know where to find them, and what te
count on. They are illustrations of the
quiet lives, set out here and there along
the dark sea of 1ife's voyage; m aking nc
noise or ado, asking no puff or recogni
ton, they work on day by day, year in
and year out, with a beautiful self-ab-
negation and thoughtful devotion tc
the worlds leavening. Into the quiet
Ravens where they dwell run the weary
and heavy laden for soothing and heal
ing. Every neighborhood has them.
and its barren wastes and dusty ways:
they are like the unpretentious bios
SONS. whose white faces and sweet
fragrance make the world bright and
beautiful
1t is good for us to have been so
much and SO constantly with the Mas
ter as to have come to His place of gen
tie ministry and self-giving service,
where the unheraIded bit of service for
the troubled and needy is swee ter to us
than any applause or fame the world
can give to its heroes.-Farm and Fire
side 80
While it is very reasonable to trust the
verdict of our consciousness, yet it is
equally desirable that this confidence
should be accompanied by an under
standing of the conditions under which
the evidence is presumably valid and
when likely to mislead. Sense decep-
ton, FAULTY observation, exaggeration,
neglect, fallacy, illusion and error
abound on all sides and emphasize the
need OF calm Judgment, we'll equipped
intellect, freedom from haste and
prejudice, an appreciation of details and
nice distinctions, in the determination
OF truth and the maintenance of mental
neaith. Professor Joseph Jastrow in
Popular Science Monthly.
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=
HENRY WATTERsoN.

Some Facts About the Career of Louis
ville's Leading Editor.
Especial Correspondence
LOUISVILLE. June although Henry
Watterson is the leading editor of Zen
lucky, if not of the south, he is not a
Kentuckian by birth or education. He
The Portland daily press., 1892-06-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
We, THE UNDERSIGNED,
Members Of Cumberland Bar,
AGREE TO CLOSE OUR OFFICES AT
q o'clock, from JUNE 1st to SEPT. Isl.

Leroy L. Hight,
William NJ. Bradley.
Thomas l.. Talbot,
w. G. Wilson,
Charles Dunn, Jr.,
Edwin J.. Dyer,
Fred V. Matthews,
+. II. Hartford,
Lewis Pierce,
Dennis A. Meaher,
George w. Verrill,
F. S. Warehouse,
Thomas f. Heating,
George @. Hopkins,
Henry Deering,
lLindley M. Webb
a. w. Bradbury,
IC. Z. Clifford,
Carroll w. Morrill,,
George Libby,
John J. Perry,
NV. Edwin Ulmer,
Melville A. Floyd,
IC. Thornton Libby,
MILFORD G. Chapman,
Edward f. Tompson,
Richard Webb,
Irving w. Parker,
John s. White.
George D. Rand,
IL. B. bennett,
Joseph B. Reed,
John j. Lynch,
Elgin G. Verrill,
John H. Card,
IL. H. Dyer,
III. III. Hi,
Albert e. Neal,
Benjamin G. Ward,
Albert S. Woodman,
John I. Pagan,
John +. A. Merrill.
In H;@hk
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Or it can have simply the front as in the
picture. If double it should be opened
on the left shoulder. 1t is made of ORR
entail lace, with bows of ribbon on the
shoulders. 1t also could be made of
chiffon striped silk null, or any mate
rial best liked, and the bows should be
of black velvet suitable for any cos
tune, or arranged so that they could be
changed to match different costumes
A bow with loops and ends would be
pretty at the bottom.
OLIVE HARPER.
The Portland daily press., 1892-06-04
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria is so well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me- H. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
iii So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, Ny.
The Portland daily press., 1892-06-04

Strout, Gage & Strout,
Symonds, Snow & Cook,
Nathan & Henry B.
Cleaves, and Stephen
G. Perry.
Drumuond & Drum
mond,
Frank & Larrabee,
A. A. Strout.
George Walker,
John A. Waterman,
B. ID. & III. NJ. Verrill,'
Locke & Locke.
Conmbs & Neal,
Woodman & Thompson,
William Henry Clifford,
G. 2. Mattocks,
Clarence Hale.
Payson & Davis,
j. IL. FQgg,
A. +. Moulton,
+. NJ. Ray,
Edward N. Rand,
II. & w. j. Knowlton,
George E. Bird,
Seth /. Larrabee,
William H. Looney,
John C. & L. II. Cobb,
George nj. Seiders,
Il. V. Chase,
George Fl. Allen,
George f. Gould,
AlbrO E. Chase,
Isaac w. Dyer,
George F. McQuillan,
James L. Racket,
i. Dudley Freeman,
William r. Anthoine,
Frank w. Robinson,
II. Fl. Virgin.
Charles A. True,
Eben Winthrop Free.
man,
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election Notlre.

49, ~ the city bounded by and lying within west Fly
iri srart Seventh avenue, West ffty-sccohu sVie'' anu
b Theth Election District shall cons tan eiI tTS.
~, 80. NV bounded by and lying Wltn West r-nh
frer fiShth avenue West Fifty-second street, anu ~
avenue. ,,..t.. nt.,-tct shall contain all that
n,r If N" city bounded by and lying within ue Tenth
~ ~ w. Vifty.thlrd street from MINI avenue NJ
siu, VI nJ IN. west side Ninth avenue. from "'''
street West Ffty-third street nj, ,ho.
H. second Election District sna contain ~ Id
rart Of hr lily bounded by and lying witn III" TO- Tenth
va " Frv.second street from Ninth aNthus W ,VrSf
vi ,,,ro and the cast side OF Tenth avenue Ho" "'7
Iiv.ccond street West Fty-thrd SUI oil that
~ third Election District sha con a. t,St~
me ne, th cv bounded by and lying within Wst fld nd
birI street Tenth avenue, west iHly-sccohN 9"00' w.
hudson or North river: >,t, hall contain all that
Tbe Thtyfourh Election District sha coh W.; Fifty
paiI 81 treet Ninth avenue West tirythid street oil"
Tenth avenue. -, 49,, nto,tc, shau contain all that
mart OF the city bounded by ana ylng h, street and
fourth street, Tenth avenue WV gag
tTutvnn river.
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NINETEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

NINETEENTH ASSEMBLY DlStlhOl'
The First Election Dc, s1a ,t GTp' YET at iHft Ply Gs
the cry Douue nvc2e West fy-thI sire ana N'"
avue Election District shall contain all that part 81
the city BOUNDED by 1 wst Flty T 5u street Ninth
Ss Third Election shall G";apW FL MT p err
the ey eGp arenpe Vest fifty fourth street and Ien
aygP Ss Fourth Election shall I coGa2 all hat Pis
o. me iy vnu We1t Fiji fourth street and Hno'o"
or T Sr Fh Election District shall GqnaRw all t4af P'
ts trcot Ninth avenue Fynfth street ana u'o
Or ToF stS Election District shall G@tag all t4at part Of
he c , seventh avenue West Fty-hnh street. ana NN
The seventh 9i;tTe S9 eG %ct that par
ne Ely 9}gnd SSo6 ny a wc s f5S6 street seventh
acnuc West FifysNth stree, anu onan All that part OF
the city BOUNDED by and yge wiz Titn .r e b. W. ft
Ninth Avenue "p nd tbe nora sds Of West Fiy'sN'h
Street; Ninth avenue To- Ich all that part Of
the ci,y undqd ~ and wing wnia so Hudson or NortS
e"e east gd vest Tenth :e9Se from VIZ
n Wr.t Fit3xth street fsom Icn;A afgnI V 70 a m1u,'
,l We, FfysiNth street to Vet firJ''e'e'" Sr''
id ga'oa Or : N9r5n b,,r shall contain all That Of
t4 f,v boiudd Is and ling VITA Wei Ply r.
,1 ,r. rea,e cnG Wet Fly sNent' street. an" HUI
or f 10 Election p-tct shall o3ai9 al nat plft
o. o. yn-D Avenue west hny-ecn,n street and Ien''
IN. twelfth Election Dtrle, .ha Go'S 3s al l ha; o1'
= ne ~ '''S a,ens w., riy.ssIeuth street All
.a,n Election District ha1 soqi ylo. al t9at
,-i u ihr ~, founded by ara yins wIln Vii
..,o., columbus avenue Nilth avenue "'S ''''
49, roit I'm r,rion Dspct shall contain all thai
r'rt II ,e ny a,, rarS W'1, We, Fny-ontn street
' F.a,S Dr,, ,e' goa'e H.. 9ii $40 ,a3'
art rot. Columbus a'on9e, West aNi'-'" ''' '''
rf.ln all
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ru,rrrpNrr ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The FRS, Election Distret shall contain s 'N
Of The city bounded by and lyin: within HesI
INST street. Tenth avenue, West Np'cNc""' '''"
q ne S 81 SS'f District shall soo,; e. al en @
psr. Of the ely bounaS ey and lying %tsn st and
1eqhne TnrS Election District shall contain a. ta'
par. Of the cty bounded by and yigs winn ,e and
6e Youth Election Dstey shall contain TIN A. m,'
s,st street Eighth avenue. Wet I"enue'h ""'' '''
Nihi h lfth Erection District sAa contain a. -
part the etv bounded by ana iy'ne set end
:, the city bounded BY and lying within West INel
nr.s street. Seventh avenue. Wet Twentieth 'tc'' '"'
Lyhsh went seSea Election Distc, shall contain Al ta'
s ss street. ssvsntS West Twenty ars' street
'nt b nffs shS Election Ds.re, .ea contain ~ tas'
city s.usdsa BY sn %s yn wssn street aad
N1S *. Slnts Election District shall ssos AZ mat
Va. s ..,. s' is ins .S % &e:. Twsn,
an. re aD4 f:H.s Or Ecu n ~ IA,
s ;c 4 :,.s: e. ~ ssa ssssu sas wv
hqfsso sI Ssrsn EVICTION District shall contain 4 that
city bounded sy and M ls,ss r.ai Meso
hs Nv sS esuss.S b, and yiss Within Twenty
is,rd s,ec, seventh West Twenty second street
'Hs rs 1fsr.esfS Election District shall csg=. Al. that
sIr o. ,s Y, sevenS syeaus Wtst Twenythd tree
a"S n'ff "ars.nis Election District she contain FL that
,oasf strsst Eighth avenue. West Twenty-Five suee'
snf S1M Election District shall contain 81 Tim,
p.r OF the city bounded bv and living within vest
,oufH street Ninth West Twenythrd street ana
nsSsssn I, SS,h nson ps.rc. shall
ss q ~ ' ssoss.s s' va yPs
hgSssns e Election District shall contain all thai
r.rt Of he civ boupded by and ng within we.t Twenty
si,e street Ninth svehue West rwen'yisurth street and
IepH EaSte.n.h Elecuou shall contain all that
.rt OF e city bounded and living within West Twenty
street Ninth avenue west I"eh'y'hf'h street. a
Ie1i Sinsteena Election District shall contain all that
s, e ~ I'll sy We S 'i
Nqin AMeSseth Election District shall all that
"a Of the city bounded and lying within West Twenty
xth street Eighth avenue West Twenty Nth street ana
N he sWeeiynrst Election District shall contain all
that part OF the city bounded by and lying within West
Twenty firth street Seventh avenue west I"eh'youi'h
fi ss f. Ts. nyhsA ccHs Eecon
s Ps1 q ' street, ETY. SEVENTH avenue West Tw.nhh
'rff ns wtney HIid Eiecson District coo,alr al
tn, mart Of the bounded by and lying with West
Seventh street Seventh avenue. West Twenty
S 'ss: O. Gsaf ssoS District shall contain al
Of ne city STaDSss BY and w yns rs ws
'ii sps ms NSf i fSehIgs sc,ioa District shall contain al
~: s he y ae Ta
sfs srS Tssta s Election Dlstre. shall contain all
,st mart OF the city bsnneed by sad lying whn West
Tenth avenue, West Twentysixh
"bc ISeatyseventA Eletioa District shall contain all
hat mart of tn. city bounded BY and lying within West
Twsnty street Tenth avenue West Twenty seventh
'sf srs hesS3 STa psc. .A. contain all
hat part q the civ bounded By and wing whia West
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lsff 3. o.. .lff irrl b, anu i..V wlt.n LAst fry
md steer r-es.s avenue la-f l4tf nf-t street al
a. I'd Avenue
Use I4f.rtnth lislt DtriDt shall contain al that
pa ~ mo 40. DoYra' %, ana i,ios vitan La, Ftly
hfs S"' On1 4trnG~. 10 J. Is ninth street and
Ihird ssrIue
part - ne ct' Do.9aei D. ana n, Nithn Let Forty
ulLLa second sNrnu' last lVti rnth ht.ect
aud Tnitd av,nue.
p. OF he cits bounded and yilp Within rssl Evrty.
set..,a 0nd aVtu.D Iort..xi.tu -tr,.
o.. Ihlru a,cnue
h. " to us pounded by l,inr within E1.t Forty
sHts -tr,tt second avenue Lat FotShfth street and
Ihlfd avenue.
-he Nineteenth Election Dstrict shall contain all that
par Ia" city bounded by ani lying within East Forty.
hfu street second avenue lat foftyoIrh sucrt AID
1hlfd Avenue.
The Twentieth Elect District shall contain all that
nat Of ~ cts bounded by lying Eat Forty
nlth street East rneT, Eat Ioty-i0urth street aud
Second avenue.
The TWeny.aTst Election District shall contain all that
d. RI Of Ne cy bounded by snd Wing within Tast Fort,
siNu street East liver, last iOity.nith Atc,t and
second avenue
I'M T~entysecond Election District shall contain ALI
that mart Of he cy oounded by ana Wing within Ia
Fortysevrnr street. last liver Bat Foiy,Nth street
and Second avenue.
The I"eaiy,urd Election District shall contain all
that part Of ne city bounced By ana lying within East
foltyeighth -reet fist AVENUE East t9t' ninth street
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eighth street. sixth avenue, West Twentyse'eh'n e'
seventh =, .,, II, ,h.,
re TWENTY ninth Elet ton District shall contain an mat
part Of che cay bounded by and lying within Wes.
ninth street Sixth avenue West Twrnty-eehth etroe anu
seventh avenue. -, o.,.t, oil thu,
The Thlrticth Election District shal cohah an vhat
saw Of the city bounded By and wing Mital wv
ihrteth street Sixth avenue West I"e'S-u''A s~9e'
seventh -, o,,.,, al ,h.,
The Thirty Election District snail Son,sin s .sat
,srt Of the City bounded and lying within west lhfy
irst street Sixth avenue. West dnf'le'h street, anu
seventh sVcnue. .at, oo.,of, al ,,.,
The Thirty Election District shall contain az u,a'
the city bounded BY ana ylS wan So a1d
crventh avenue. 49, ,,,,,., Ill, a,.,o all thu.
part VI the city bounded by ana Elng "thh wet
third street, Broadway, West lmft''secohu sTe'' WI"
rhc hir, Election District shall contain III NAV
,t ~ tho city houRded by and lying within West Ihr
nitn str.ct Sixth broadway. West TirS-thtd
street, ond seventh avenue. 800, --... III ,ha,
The Thirty Election District SHAH contain q" .ss.
~ bounded by and lvmT WITHIN Ncs' lhIIN
seventh street Sth avenue, West 1hirytih street anu
seventh syenue No.. -, -, ..,.,, al TIN,
~ the city bounded by and nc within west foret
street Sixth avenue, West Thity-sc,ehth street ana
seventh avenue
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ana rf hySinh Election District shall contain E
that la Of re ely rst avenue fy.eghn street.
ana se'Ga 6 Election District shall contain al. that
part Of the city bounded BY and Iy9g wf L@ AID
! ninth street Fast river E''' i"''
First avenue.
SEVENTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
=. r.,oo,ton Instruct hall contain oil that part OF
the city bounded by and lying wl'nn "e nJ Ion or
street Tenth avenue West ioIue'A street, anu ''''"
0 Inc Ds'Es h2 s GSn Wes all aij eIS
street rcnn avenue, West fofty-ist street. anu 4''1
Or M hd Election District shall e9qta9 oil t o,, pa1t SI
City bounded BY w anG FST 9g street and
tho ntr bonded by and lying within West toryiolf,
street Tenth avenue West Forty third street. anu EeN
Se Fifth Election District hall contain all h9t [9Tt 81
s ns enp aTenue west 70 street. AID e' enn
Inc Sixth Election District shall SontaG all ' Faf Paj Il,
bounded by and ynf ToSlEcccnd street and
% seventh Election District shall contain oil that IaT
Of Tie city bounded by ana lying within n tne Wt ' Iorty
Tenth ayr9ue ifo ih north de Of wet Forty h street.
from Tenth SyG9ae to rL hS CONTAIN all that part
city bounded BY and lying MH MIN u r e' 10 West
nm ' street an nS the south side rosAth
street Tenth avenue to heffn m that part OF
the city bounded by and lying within VIZ ret and
The Tenth Fiction District snail eon2n al t42t p2It III
Nv ~, cr, Nest tortv-s street and Eleventh
| tti'',, A''''" '''N'
a'' rivenih Election District shall contain all that part
I've J "a hy and Icing within the south side OF
o. me gy r,t " TT from Ninth avenue Tenth
WIZ IA che vest slde o, Ninth from West
aSsru1 ~, ,rno, 10 X.st Forfy--cNcntl street.
bc twelfth Election District hall contain al may '
o., ~ cv houulcI by and living within the north 7ldc 81
u, wy Fo!,siXth street from Ninth avenue to rnt.
w. 80, ~. o,.t lido ~ Tenth from west
fy o,,y ana .t t". TO W.T. fortye,Snh street
ma thirteenth Election Di-ti.c shall contain az u''
- ~ - .i,t fotinlod Nv gud lying within West i'f
| XXI, str'et Smith avenue Wet ioFy-hnh stree ana
/ I'm atcuuc -.
H., t,,rf.cnfh Election District shall contain an t''
n.-' - t. cty bounded Nv aud lying "iiilt ti' 'i.
l,s ", .r.,,h ,,e.un from V,.t Forty i0ufu s'rt 10
,, to't,et,h .frrt ami th, -o.th SIDE Of Wet forty
49, 49, fr,,n Ninfh avenue 70 Tenth avenue.
"'' f..nth I,,tion District shall contain al utt pay
~, me- r,, bounded ~ and lrug vi'.l t" v'-i -li "
Nt,,t o,.nr. from M,-f lurry 20. rth -'r - in "-t
i-ft.nffr ,fr,,t ond tc north -iI. of Wet I''i'''
-...' fr..l smith avenue ~ Tenth tN'nN. . .t., ,-
The ) ,,cuth Election Di-ti = -Aoil .. ~,
| ...v bounded hv AID within w. 'I ~
,r,r,, .tr..t Nuth avenue. Wet .o'tfhiri -'"' ana
Z Tenth .,..t, AID ttt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
FIFTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The Fist Election District shall contain all that part
IN. cv bounded by and lying within West ThiryfDrtl
street Tenth avenue West Thirty street, and Hudson
or North river. .
q, The city by and lying within West Thtysxth
street Tenth West Th!ityourth street and Hud
son or North river.
THE Tnpt Election District shall contain all part Of
TIM cty boipded and living within West Thlrtyeehth
street Eleventh West Thltyseventh street Tenth
avenue West Thir,y.sixth street and Hudson North
river. . ,.-,.. -, ,
~ H. civ bounded and ivinp within West Thlrtyegt
street Tenth avenue. West Thlity-sevenh street and
Eleventh avenue.
The Filth Election District shall contain all that part
OF city bounded by and lying within West Thitynnth
street Tenth avenue West Thirty.eighth street and
Eleventh avenue.
OF the city bounded by and living within West Forterh
street West rhlrty-ninth
avenue West Thrtyeighth street. and Hudson North
part Of the city banded by and lying within south side
az West Forteth street from Ninth to Tenth
and east side Tenth avenue from West Thirty
street 10 West FOIteth street
The Eehth Election District shall contain all thss
the city bsunded by and lying within side Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
Gleelion Notlce.

seventh street. First avenue East f'''
and second avenue Election District shall contain all
that mart of The city bounded by anu Elftyseyrnth
lrftyciehtn street. FIRST avenue Law
ae iGiity.eiehth Election D'trS' ,s sh within East
that pat the city bounded ~ G rty.,eycnLn street
and First avenue. go 49,, n,.,rirt shall contain all
that TART Of the city bounded by and I'M Sb
tiityuinth street. First avenue '
Thr Fo,tleh Election District sa itSn Fas, Fiity.
pn,t Pam oi stt East river East fhycghth street. ana
First avenue.