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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
AN EARLY ELECTRICAL STORM.
4 SOUND STEAMER STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
DAMAGE IN NEW-ENGLAND TOWNS.

Boston, March 15.-Lghtnng struck the stOnng
ton line steamer New Hampshire on her trip from
New York stonington last night one Of the pas
scngcrs says the vessel struck ut 91j O'Clock.
4 ball of fire seemed to burst the stairway In
the main saloon with report rs II dynamite bomb
had struck the upper deck. Fourteen Of the saloon
windows blown to pieces, and glass in other
parts Of the boat shattered bunch Of electric
lights suspended on the rear deck was demolished.
and the shcathing around the covering
Ch and scattered about the deck. The passengers
were greatly frightened. and many who had retired
rushed from their ,tatcrooms in their nisiclpthcs.
several grew hystcrical. and 1t some time
before their alarm calmcd. II was found that
the electric wires had carried the lightning all over
the boat. The shenthing ripped off In many state
rooms. but the damage Is not heavy.
The weather conditions last nig.it had n peculiar
effect upon telegraph wires. severe electric storms
between Springfield and Ncv-York caused total
suspension Of the press news report. and Western
Union traffic from :35 p until midnight. From
midnight until = a. the wires worked for only
about half an hour. Much complete wire pro,rrl'on
from lightning is very unusual at this time
Of the year.
Mddlcboro Mass. March lj.-A severe storm passed
over MiddlcboIo last night about midnight. Lightning
struck the Congregational church AT North Miidlcbo
and +, burned. Loss about $4,000: Insurance
$1,000
W0onsocket, r. l.. March 15.-Dunng terrible
ihuudcrsorm early THIS morning lightning sct fire 10
10 bale, Of opened cotton IN The social Nl>. Much
of The cotton rendered usclcss. and the loss will
be several thousand dolars.
Rockville. Conn. March Ij.-A thunder
storm prevailed here last night continuing from 10
O'Clock unu after midnight 1t Wa, followed by q
.nowSform. Lightning struck I'm number ~ place,
in this vicinity. The Western Union telegraph Office
at Manchester burned out. lightning having struck
n tclcgTapA wire outside the oilNc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
NE or tRRELLED WITH JUDGE BLAISDELL.

Fall River Mass March 13.-Specia justice LII
colin OF the District Court has resigned rs the rs"
OF a recent quarrel In conrt with Judge blai'uPn'
before whom Lizzie A. Borden was arraisneu Mr'
Lincoln was trying a simple case Of assault b'i''r tne
Judce which was decided against Mr.. Lin;olns client
and the lawyer Immediately spoke out alleging nhihir
treatment on the ground that the defendant WIS a
client CT Judge Elasdell. Judge Blai'deli inhlctu
no penalty on Mr.. Lincoln. and took no notice oi Ms
speech. special meeting oI the Bar Association
will De held morrow. II Mr. Lincoln REPEATS as a..
vestigatton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
HOUARDJ SCHNEIDER'S LAST HOPE GONE
THE PRESIDENT DECLINES TO INTERFERE-HE
MUST BE HANGED FRIDAY.

MUST BE HANGED FRIDAY.
Washington, March 1j.-r1, ,iGent Cleveland has re
fused to interfere in the Of Howard j. schneider,
the murderer his wife and her brother. whose crime
has created more excitement In Washington than any
other such affair since the assassination Of President
Garfield schnelder's disposed Of by the
Federal supreme Court in denying writs to secure a
delay In his execution.
Today his lawcr, Mc,srs. Matungy and locsling :
his mothers pastor. the Rev Dr. Pason', and u
friend Of the schneider family. Representative Gate,
of Alabama saw Mr.. Cleveland In behalf OF the con
domned man, but without avail Mr.. farSon, asked
for rcpricve for few days ia order 10 give 'chcu'
lime to prepare Tor death. but the minister could
,nt give Inf, word of honor that schneider had had
no time to prepare previously, the request was re-
fused To Mr.. oates the President sald positively
that he could do nothing. - -, -,
The date previously nXcd by the Court lor thc
exccutiou (Which i, to be 10y hanging within the jan
limits is Friday next, March Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
HE FORGED MISS TILLINGHISTSN NiAE
-, TRUSTED BOOKKEEPEE GETS MONEY FROM
THE FIFTH AVENUE BANK.

Mary f. Tringha,t an arti, Of No. North
Washington square, ha, for some Time employed IL
a Lookk.rpcr II young Swcdc named A. Hugo C"d'r-
burg Mr.. Ccdcrburg long agp won III" complete con
Gdcncc Of Mis-, Tllingla~t. ami the trust r'p''d IN
MIN made the work Of forging checks pir''uarN
.tsy Within the last three months h" hiN obLilh'i
oout 81 200 by means Of chcch, on the liith Avenue
r,uL ,cll,rr Mis-, TllIngha,t has an account. At
time, hc would present the checks n the BANK IN"
imitation of Mi, 1illn ghasi's sisntuIc being sum
cionly good 10 deceive the bank officers. In som"
cl,rs however. the checks were offered In payment
for good, Ccd,rburg keeping the change.
When th" check, were returned 10 Nils IlhshaS'
she AT once declared them To- be ioigcrrs. and sent
word 10 the president Of the bank. ~ II result
II his conference with Inspector Mclaughlin. ID,
tccfive Sergeant, Crowley and McCu,hcy were pat on
ih. cn.r Late yesterday afternoon they arrested
Ccdcrburg.
ON liz proceeds of hi, rc!bor!es he had kept hand
somclv furnished apartment, In West Fly -acycnths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
AN ALLEGED DYNAMITE PLOT DISCOVERED.

Brussels March I5.-The French police have ar
fested here brothers named Schoupp' Oh SuSl''''
Of haching an Anarchist dynamite plot in conncc-
ton with The notorious French Anarchist, Mathicu,
who Was accused of being concerned in Ravachol ;
crimes and who is wanted by the French au'hoflu'
for supposed completely in the deadly eApIos'h at
the Very restaurant. the place where kaNachoi WAS
arrested Two Internal machines and quantity o' Hi"
were found in the lodgings occupied pS '"'
schoupp brothers ana the polio" believe iha' Na'i'"
Is In Brussels eng ged In cOntrlNihg som" N'',T G -
pot TO be cOlsunnatcd, possibly Ill iaIl., -. h,o
police Malicu's tack. ana hope soon W h"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
4 FAMILY SHOCKED ny LIGHTNING.

Bordcntown y. j.. March lj-Edwln >attcrhwaiic,
n farmer living mile from here. his wife and their
son. Henry, struck hy lightning last night.
Henry WIS returning from EordcnioUn in a wagon.
when about 200 yards from the house Tho light Ming
struck him. lie knocked of the wagon and found
In an inscnsihlc condition hy IA farm hand. Red
strcahs found his hands. aims. hlch and head
About the time the young man WAS struck III, father
and mother were eating supper In thr house. \ bolt
II lightning struck a carving knife In Mr. sittcr
thwaitcs hand and both he and his vii" w"rc knocked
senso-,s. II j. believed that all three VIII recover
from the effects Of the shocks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16

ma'es maintenance. bit to this the French Gov
ernment objects. The Pope therefore holds that If
inc frmae Is TO look TO the Church for support the
'hnrch should not submit to dicajon Interference
As TO The appointment, and he has intimatcd that he
may nominate Italian for the Office. A serious
cOnilct would result from this, France would de-
cidodly object TO having Italian Prmate
Catholics, the large majority OF whom are eth
French or the subjects Of France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
THE FRIENDSHIP OF GERMANY AND ITALY.

Rome March liking llumbert mas "i'''
~sal letter TO Emperor William H. 'n"nh"e |
II Ma accenta,co =, On Invitation TO attend the royal
Gver wedding I'm this city next month. The promise
Z tie Emperor and Empress 10 BE- present at 'ne
eeaebation King Humbert says. Is g" irrsD proc, ~
.e se Personal friendship which crowns inc "i"""' "
@e German and Italian nations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
TILE Al sTRALIA SAILS FOR HONOLULU.

san Francisco. March 1j.-Thc steamer Aistrilia
sailed iu. before O'Clock this afternoon for Homo
ulu >hc caiicd a large number of passengers ana
an unusually heavy mail The llawalns Will receive
uew, of ih. Withdrawal Of "a" treaty of annexation
~, tho An .tra,a The revenue cutter Richard Eu,h
- .tiu living In the stream awaiting orders. III l.
lin the crncal belief that III" VIII carry tho 'oV
.rnmcnt Investigation commission Ia iloN"lu'u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16

Homestead PENN March 15.-Thc Carnegie steel
COMPANY has ordered new press for lis mor'pa'c
work, at this place enormous piece oi machinery
that will cost over ~ 900 O0O-frOm Witworth a Co.,
of Manchester England. IT will he the largest piece
f machinery OF the kind In this country. and perhaps
I'm thc world. The press will have II capacity ol
10000 tons. The machinery will arrive mere py
the first Of next year. 1t Is claimed that by inc anu
If thi, machinery the company will b" able to max
The greatest forgings In the world anu Pi"'o VI
900 ions can be wOlkcd I'm one piece.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
ATTEMPTED yr-RDER OF A COUNTESS.

Nadrie March Ij.-1he Countess Gomar Il mci'",'
OF One Of the old gandcc families Of spai' "arro"s
eseaIed assasl slnaon at The hands of trns''' i''
Hrvant. Why the man tried to murder MS "'"''
'oes not seem To- De clear. All tha' - H"o' "
uzt he assaulted lcr with murdcrons in''h'' al" I"
sh-serant ran 10 the assistance oi 'he "''''
he man ,connted hath ,bn servant and her mistress,
20 apparently thinking that he had mln,iy ny,imst ny%
s.len. he turned hi, weapon. revolver: "H.a,,,
slnself and fired The Countess an" 'h"'0 o.
say Recover. Their assaildnt l. doad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
iNO EVIDENCE AGAINST GENERAL BANhS.

Boston, March 15-In the case Of the United Sui"s
Government against General " l.. BANKS ari9"s o"'
a, inaccuracies In the accounts Of the Generals once
v,h. Inc was United states Marshal, an oncr of com
p,,ni,e has been made, and to-day District Attorney
Allen forwarded It to Washington with his approval
1qj, il 1, understood, will result In The wltidia""i
Of the suit LlatrictAttOrncy Allen said to-day 'h"'
rigid examination OF General I'anks's books failed
10 bring to light any cvid"nc" impcntihg lhc "''i-
oral An Indictment IS still pending against one oi
luc Marshals cX deputies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
SOCIAL HoNoRs IT, THE PRINCESS.

Washington. March ij.-Irncc,a kauhni and parry
r. dcvots the remainder Of their stay here t" social
matters. \ reception WAS rendered them at IN"
Washington Ladies Cllb yesterday afternoon, 1t which
Mr. Da,ic, explained The condition of aiiis now cA
sizing I'm Hawaii. Til, evening hc spoke on The
.im. subject before the MimodauShsN. Last night
f ,,tv attended the Iadclcw~kl concert, after which
fho great pianist presented to ~" lInr','. VT
lay received no advicrs IN the Honolulu mail Whhh
recently arrived, his mail sO,s 10 England before
r,,trll- him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
pJrCC. PRICE SYSTEM UNSATISFACTORY

Trenton, y. j., March 13.-Thc plece-pricc syst I'm
~ convict labor does not give satisfaction at the New"
leroy state Prison and J. NJ seymour the supervisor
Of ,he prison, In his annual report recommends It,
obontion The earnings of the cOnvlcts und the
system fall short OF those under 'hc ola contract
.vs,om when 80 ccnta day WAS paid 10 the pris-
oucrs The earnings Of 1892 were the greatest oi
any year since the price system was introduced
,iu there nrc $500 less than the amOun, earned 10y
the s,mc number Of under the contract plu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
CAPRIVI WILL NOT COMPROMISE.
THE LIBERAL LEADERS PROPOSAL REJECTED
POSSIBILITY OF A DISSOLUTION OF
THE RFICUSTAG


Berlin, March 1J.-Afer series OF conferences
with Chancellor Won Capriy Herr Bcnngscn has
offered for the National Liberal party 10 to an
Increase OF the annual number Of recruits by $4,000.
Although this concession is Increase OF 5000 men
above the former offer OF the National Liberals, and
was stated by Herr Bennicsen the ultimatum
OF his party Chancellor Caprvi declined it. The
Chancellor still holds out for the full increase OF Co.
900 provided for in the Army bill. lis attitude
toward Herr Won Bennigsens proposal Is believed
seal the fate Of the Army bill In the committee II
Is generally believed that the measure will be defeated
at the second reading In the committee 10 morrow.
Discussion Of the probability of the dissolution of
the Rcichsag is becoming general. The KrcW 2e
tung' to-day expresses the opinion that, In view Of
the Governments determination TO pass the bill with
out alterations, appeal to the country has become
Inevitable, and urges the Conservatives to prepare
their organization for general election. several
Radical journals take similar view OF the situation
In some quarters the conviction exists that Cabinet
crisis Is at hand. Every thing points, however, TO
Chancellor Won Capri,i's retention Of his post.
The "Frcisinnigc Leitung,' edited by the Radical
leader. Euecn Richter says that Chancellor Won
Caprivi conferred yesterday with representatives, of
nearly all the Parliamentary parties, but declined
their offers to compromise the Army bill. His
attitude emphaS lies the fact. the Fresnnige Zcung'
says, that the Government will make concessions
only in the unimportant details OF the bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
svrGGLERs CAPTURED on THE RIO GRANDE.

Dcl Rio Tex March l5.-United States officers
have arrested .Lumn Adams and "Will" Mayes, who
had with them eighty head OF smugeled horses This
cnp.urc is one OF the most important made the
bcrder in several years, 1t will lead 10 the breaking
up OF gang OF smueglers who have been operating
between Mexico and this state Tor some "ne past
tn. gang ore reported TO have their headquarters
o,out nfty miles west OF Del Rio on the Mexican
side Large" Cummings and boy named AieAahder
ore under arrest for general smuggling hso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
RIVER NAVIGATION OPENING.

Hartford, Conn. March lj.-Thc tug Mabel. OF the
slarrford and New York Transportation Company.
reached here yesterday afternoon from ~;yrook. and
navigation + open om here II the sound.
Ncwburg. y. v. March IJ.-Nnyisation on the Had
son River from New York 10 Ncwl urg orcncd to
day hy the propeller Homer Ramsdcll, which llt
New-YoIlx AT 80 this morning arriving here Al =
o'clock this afternoon. The lee IL fiOm two To twelve
I'm n,lc. fhick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
TIE VATICAN AND THE HOME RULE BILL

London. March 16.-The Rome CORES espondent OF
The standard" says that Mr.. Gladstone has agreed
10 restore diplomatic relations with the Vatican Oh
the condition that the Pope shall Use his influence
in favor Of the Home Rule bill. y nunclo says the
correspondents will be sent 20 London 20 negotiate "a
final agreement with the Government. lie Will not
be received at Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
TO ERECT 4 STATUE TO JAMES g. BLAINE

Augusta Me- March lj.-Thc Blaine M'moi1al
Association organized here lat night. and The ioo"
ing officers were elected President. Governor Henry
r. Clcavcs presidents. John l.. Cutler. OF leop
scot: Payson Tucker of Portland: c1r!ine secretary
: : Cahrl Of Brunswick: corresponding secretary
Nicholas Fessendcn, OF Caribou; treasurer. Edvin e.
Rurleigh of Augusta. subscription committee 81
ana from coch county chosen. and II was Vot'd
~ raise money by subscription for bronze statue
10 he erected In Augusta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
THE SIyGLETAY SYSTEM UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

Baltimore, March 15.-The Court Of Appeals Of
Maryland has decided that tax upon land alone for
the support of the Government OF this State OF
county municipality Is not in accordance with the
provisions Of the State Constitution and cannot be-
enforced This decision grows out Ct the singe-taN
system enforced upon the citizens ~ Hvatsvie. IN
operation since July 1. 1eo2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
OFFICIALS THREATENED WITH IAFEA' hHh'I !

Lincoln Ncb.. March II A resolution was INTRODUCED
in the l., ,gisaiurc to-day 10 mpoach all the present. sa'c
on,c.rs and cX.stac officers implicated III fraudulent
ur,etlcc, lmcrtlcd by investigating committees Ihls
would affect the present secretary o o'd'e' 'hc Al
,o.uev-ccrcral and the Commissioner Of Public Lands
rrd ililclugs 1ho resolution went over Tor Il day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
cHIyAMEy VINO DON'T WANT TO BE SENT HONE.

Boston. March 15.-Many Cinnamon visited the Fed
cra building today TO register under the Exclusion
act. To-day ten Cinnamon living at Somervile Chel-
sea and Wakefield registered. seventy others applied
for registration, and their will he upon by
Monday. About 100 Cinnamon living In Boston have
ntlmated that they intend 10 register within the pre-
scribed period. which ends on May D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
EDWARD p. DEACON SAILS FOR THIS CITY

London. March I5.-Edward Parker Deacon ~
~ The Trave to-day with his daughter "'.a' = -
NewYork with the Intention Of reIolmhs HIS 49,
ealdren at Newport Gladys is the ciiild wio'' .'9
oeaeon abducted from a convent 10 save her irv'"
Milling into the hands OF Mr.. Deacon during tif
ovorcs proceedings. which have recently been Ter
ninsted by an agreement, under which possesS'o" "
~ ~ the children except the youngest, was gwen ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
yORE UlVERTcK BANK INDICTUEyTS

Boston. March Ij.--Furiher Maverick Bank ndict
merts will De- reported BY the United states Circuit
Court Grand Jury either tomorrow or Friday Of this
week The Jury would have returned them In court
last Thursday had they been reduced to writing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16

TROUBLE OVER A PRlMATE OF AFRICA.
Aome. March 15.-Serious friction Is threa'cheu
sssween the Vatican and france in regard 10 'ne
Dointment Of Primate In Africa to succeed ."e
Cardinal Iaussne. The Pope demands .la'
sseaee shau provide q axed allowance for the f7'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
JERSEY METHODISTS ~ CONFERENCE.

Mount Holly n. j. March 13.-The hfty-seventh
animal session Of tho NewJersey Methodist Episcopal
Conference was held here to-day. about 200 ministers
,ono prcsent Bishop Walden presided and made the
evening address standing committees were appointed
= L. Roe OF Burlington, was elected conference sec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
ONE DEATH FROM CHOLERA IN PIEDMONT.

Rome. March 15.-Thc mothcrin law OF the work
ingman recently stricken with cholera In Entrasue,
Piedmont died OF cholera to-day. Rigorous meas
urcs for the disinfcction Of the town have been
adopted and the frontier guards have been Instructed
10 examine closely all persons coming over The bodeT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
THE RATE OF INSURANCE on TIE NARONC

London March lJ.-tndcrvriters arc asking eighty
clincas per cent for insurance on the White star
steamship Naronic which sailed from LiVcrPo" OH
February IL for New-lork and has not since been
heard Of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16

reary, and J. b. Boswell. of Mount Holly statistical
secretary. II. G. Williams chosen treasurer The
Rev. Dr. Gray. who Is raising funds for the university
at Washington. also made an address. 1t Is dcGred
10 raise 100000 900 for the university
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16

London, March 15.-Mr. Gladstone spent good
night. sir Andrew Clark, who visited him at 10
O'Clock thi, morning states that he Is making good
progress toward recovery. He remains In his bed
ROOM where lie attends To business with the aid OF
his secretaries.
After long and careful examination Of Mr.. Glad
stone this afternoon. Sir Andrew Clark allowed MN
TO 60 downstairs to attend n snail dinner party.
BY his phy scians orders. Mr. Gladstone Will go
to the seaside for Il few days to rccuperate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
4 BLIZZARD RAGING IN WAYNE COuNTI.

LYONS ~ y. March - (SpcciaD.-A hcfc" blizzard
tle worst storm Of the season. struck Lyons ~ I"
O'Clock this evening. The Thermometer II o'sre'"
above zero and falling rapidly. The snow Is dri'ihS
badly In the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
TIE EorND rAnLE Clue DISCUSSES HAWAII.

The members of the Round Tabl" Club met at
Clarks r<,taurant last evening to dine ana discuss
Hawaii and AnncNatOn.T Dr. Titus W. Coan. who
has lived for many years on Hawaii, gave AN inter
.sfinE description of the Islands and their Inhabitants,
and wa, followed hy y. +. Dillingham;. an American
merchant. who live, In Honolulu lc spoke strongly
IN favor II annexation. The Rev. Dr. !. {. Patton
sent a lott.r iu which he strongly advocated an
nrNaion. other speaker, were j. -. larry, J. Il.
'arrihslon aud Albert Turner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16

THE POPE ASKED TO ACT AGAINST MONTE CARLO.
Rome. March l5.-Numerous Austrian. swiss and
German Catholics have petitioned the Pope 10 call an
international conference to take steps 10 abolish gam
bling at Monte Carlo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16

E0T RGEOIS RESI- MES THE MINISTRY OF JCHIltk T..
Paris March l5-Yielding to pre-, sure on The part
Of his colleagues VI. Bourgeois will reassume the once
tf Minister Of Justice which he resigned In order TO
answer the charge, made by Madame Cottu and which
he regarded as rejecting upon him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16

Mr. BLDUNT STARTS FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
Washington. March 1j.-Thc fact appears 10 be
settled that Mr.. Hount has started for san Francisco
and that be has been accompanied 10y Ellis MillS, u
confidential sicnographcr Of the STATE Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
TWENTY FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The FIRST Election District shall eontain all hat part
o. the city bounded by and lying w.hin rast hlght,'
fourth street Third avenue. East Eg"'y s"ec''
ana Lexington avenue. =, 49,. .
The seccnd Election District shall contain all that part
q The city bounded by and lying within East fLsh'y
Iharo avenue -,
A. s Third Election District shall contain gu 's. pr.
ne city bounded by and lying wlthin "a. fasnty.
snN street first avenue East Eighty second street. and
second avenue
a. me tour Election District shall contain M thas par
M the city ho,nded Inv ard living within cast SID. OF
rse avenue from Fast Eighty second street 70 East
S<I.Ensy:thiid street. and south side OF aSe snV'
NV sfeeb from Avenue A ~ Fist avenue