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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-03
SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

FIRST Election District within
yes. Tenta street Euasoa Street. Be-ov stree sna
-rres. We 7s7.r street za1 flzson o. So--b -tyer
ne mira EIect.5n Dist-i.t bounded 5- ana vS1ia
|est --svenLa 49, So .-- a. &C. ,ases street
III Fcu-t- Erection D-s----t IS bounded within
Washington street Perry street. and Hudson Sa-ta
ven 5 aa 5 is 2aa'4 b.s ~ s .. - sss
TIE s.Trs Election Ds-.-, is bounded by ard within
Hor1ti7 Greenwich street. West -Eefrh street.
The ssTe1h Eercioa District bounded BY snd within
Horato stree H-1sCa street, Jane street Eighth avszue
Tss Exr-1 Election District bounded ly wtthin
West Thirteenth street west Foarth street Jane street
yves htssnTa Huas7n stree Hors-- street anG
street washinEton Horatio street and Hudson
me Ezsysz.5 zzs .= 2.s-es is s9asles y and within
s.-ses. W. --lel All iass, Is. Fourth
vet r-. s-resl. Seventh Avenue We- F5sse-5a
. stree 1aI - ,- $3.50 -.-...- OIL.
v.t-al Sixteenth stree -er--t- avenue Ffr-
t--n-a street -a- E-sat- 49,
within W-lt sls--r-t1 street i-l ssr--- Fo-r-
t--1ln --f--r. a-- <ir-1 avenue
Ihe F-e.-eata I-.se--n Dsts.-- = bounded ly a.
49,. 80 - -'.--a zr--- % We1s slx.--- -
80. 80 s-- sies - Wts. -fy.----- 49, +, 500
avenue ugs1 -..r.7.a-a +--s-- "a .He Il-5-5s ~
ne sixteenth z..a.sa n.zrr.e, ls so--t-e b. aa1
0i-l-u Ers- 5ser-- s--- ~--- sitr = SiH--
stree ne norm s1-7 70 Wesr seala
street.. -srta r-e- ra -e--s e--- Nes- Ssve-
.=enrh street -.r - . &rr-l
Seventeenth IHstr--. le 81
wtain West Seventeenth street. A1s-.
Sixteenth arI Nir-l
The E+g1tsErtt Eil-f-4 L.s-s-e- LEI bounded F.. ana
urHin Wesr Ez-Iee-tl sr-elr --s -l West
Seventeenth street, ard Nlrlh
Eluefeerrh Election District s. Crlrf-l L.
"a Eagrree-tr agea1s e.
5lxtesutn street ard - e--r
re- --ear 80 Fse-I-- rlts--f-- i befrd-s h~ -
vthi- welf Nfn~ts---r street seventh aveaus V-~s-
Etchrae1-r
- arFr F1a~rfrr r.v-rf-- raf-Is1
zr1in r---r 1-t srr-r ~4es ~ Wa.t
e---e- f---- Er~'- frE-re % N7ln r---rs re
SIDE 81 Elz--l sezEIe E'Erre~-rr
-vss- -v-s-t.sr1 street. Nsst Esatee7ra Street ar
-ss TEsasy-.scaze Els--a= p-s-ist Sou-as6 ~ AL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-03
FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

TIE First Election District - pt-n-ed - a1d within
nartn sides % merry s.te~ lfea ainartne
Market slip. hArhet sntt r+t ~ Catharin-
81 CaftaElre street. lfpin r-aet
ztrn street -
Tfe~r~ ffEtrfrf r. n-l7dNfi y An1
ffs-naDHr 'ref't -l-f' ne narfh
49, --un far FOR efr@a tFH-r -'7a-ine street
ri gfsrzer a-f lsf-artna street
Ire TEfre Election Ers---f ~ a7ln4e- sra va
STREET. NHrce -free- A@-ANt sf7e-f
Ma ar sr-set a7e Efru-E-an1 street
Ths Fs4-a E.sct11 D-s-lct = H52ase ~ an si-siz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-03
TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

-. r-,.~+ic, District IS bou1dsd BY and ~ithin
rf-s.g-on street Norfolk s-reet- 6l7 49, -~--1oN
500 election District = bounded y and .thia
stanton street Norfolk sTr@~t 1870 s''79l' 1851
election bounded ~ an1 wl1iu
s-- street clinton street I-7ns1on s-7-e- and sS-
f7-z SIRE - Election District BOUNDED bv su1 within
-, Houston street. Cuton street. Stanton Sreet ano
L1eoW z-.~,.ar rts--i-. bounded ~ ara w-sin
49, strss. Aven1s z Eas- Houston s-ree- Alo ave
ne =,.s Election District IS bounded D. and vfhln
- ---r0u Dls-r-r - bounded dv ard within
-, Ffr.h Street Avenue p Inir1 sree alf Vsnus =
re - Aveuus 3 FTfth street ara Avenue 4
-. Sr-- Election ptatrtcr - bolal-1 9 ara with7
-s-+r Erection District y bounded By and Eir11
50 Mark.s place Avsnl" A. Se'7n-A '-ss-- ard ~
aysnIs Ef.rron District is bo1ndel ard w.tsn
-.- s+~ss- Avenue A. Skin stre-t ard F-s- aveuue
---4s- avenue a. Fitt1 street and F1s- aveu1s
49, -rirteenta Election L-sr-cl - aoanlea oy ana
80, Fls-1 street. Ass-ls A. Eas- Fourth s--set. AMI
f, Is. r.-r.sn-h Electo= District sousa-a ~ ant
.-- rs-- FOURTH street. AVea1s A. T1-t s--ss. ara
Ei-Sl rTeeuta Election District Is bounded By
sS, bl-i street Avenue q. Second street and Fi-s-
A@Ies sixteenth E.scrion Dst-ct 8. bovniea ~ az
-t, s-cord sre-t Avenue EaSJ Houston st-e~-. an
F7t -. ssHe1se1.s Election Ds---r- soaus-a b.
rss5ln Third ttrst avenue seoad street. AMI
Se- Tig9tsenta FI-rtiou Ds-rfct = 5oun5ss b. ard
s-r5a 80 Fo1rth street Fs av---s -hird s-s-r and
ff6u Ftth street. Firs- assn1- EaJ FSlTta street. an
T5s ]wsn:i-,h Election Dlst-e. s2snasa sy 81
-p, sfxth street First avenue. Fifn s-re-t ar 80
ga "a -~-nev-a--- E1ec-ou District = sc17ssa y az
-.-. s-Ve-th street. Frst avenue s-z-a strs-t ar
80 - Mars 5la-e. FIST avenue srTsnta street an
sscond Avenue
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within smith -ss ~ vese Tuenf s street Ss<5ts
20 Tenth the sast a1d vest -t1es =
Ninth fr1-a Wees Ni1elssnrn STREE 90 Nes
Tuerrieta street West stree. ard Ter17
TEentv-sHfrd Election Discrsc- j. ,o-ned p e1t
areet Tsnth arcuue. NeHt lttns-
tsenfh strs~ NatE avsnus West Eznrssntl a-rsst. a.
Hudson Nor.h
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NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

w, n y.s :as Ds:-ss : . soss'e .g ga Ss..s
.-. 49,. - - ---- 49,
lae T 800 s'.ea 49, s-ls sesrs ess rv-a-i
Ell street.. aa1 EiEath ay-ags -. -, - ,.,.,f-
west TFsatythrs sf-sst seventh Avenue Vsst TW=nty
Is Toqrsh Elsioa Diss-s: : s2zza. 80 = I'D T,s
51s f-o-3 Vs- r-.ss5 See - wsss T.esrys-eo-d
street. west Twente-h street ard sds = Nuta
avenue. from West Tweutisa street 20 Vest IVso-y-
Fi-h Election pls.-fr- bounded BY sat ritsis
sun sGss 81 west 7s5sv second srre@t r-ou1 EzH-s
svssss f3om West -vszsyast s.-~ss 70 Tzeasy-
re sixth Election rs.-s-. = boundsd ~ sad ritHia
West Twea5y-thi-d street. Ninth aveHue Nest I'sn@tA
RE seZeaia Eszsaa Di.,rtss :. soaa5es y .sa -,,s-1
..st- .s-set ara Fs--ss51 ar N1-rr river
Iss Essss FEES Az-so1 L.s'r a.s = oe 100 W.-s eay
ta-d street. ara Tenth a-e1gs-
ro Ts an Sl .5u sss s'ss p Pi7 W + a . @
s,saLn S-1- 80 :. --s5 60 vV..- T.env-
f,th street. Vest Tv.snty-z-ri s--est 111 re - -
y=--g r-,sarS-s5ur-a st---.
Tas sS4 E7Si07 1T vsrS s-1 nm
49,. go -2-e.+ =. w. -r-r.-rv sfr-r ..-e-r uors
Eighth from est twenty fourth street. 70 Wesi
n. Es1sa,s Election District IS 5o,adea ~ via
$500 - vset Ter-ysxts sect west t7ars
street. east side N'nth from esq lw@nty
s-u-h sides = y est TTenty-af-h s-ee- ron As1l az
- we
West TFeutT-htth street N-5th avenue "-s- -'-n'
fourth street. sad Hudson or Sorth river -, .
within T7Venty-sx-h street. Ni-th a~scIs est
-vrsa-y-f,-l street. ana Hudson or Worn -i-e- -
within south size ~ West Ivs15y 80 $50 - -
I- - - v.-- --v,-v sevenr5 .-rs- T-nta
IVES 7s1ty- xth street and Hudson Worth rfver
TIE Fifrssnta Election Its.-s. IS s2.lea og VET
Sven-y-stz-a street ard Tenth svenl- -.
ne sixteenth Election DISCREET f. bonded = a.
= Vs. - w. Teasy szfs s-r--t 70 wsss -ven-y
60
800 s,-ser S-,T Fsrrf1 avenue 70 Niath svsnus ard
side Of Ninth svenue f-snn VEST -7el-l NTH
% IS se-er-eenth Election Ds-rie- bcu-1ea ~ ara
street from ssveth % Egh-a evsaae ess sies
west Tweuty-eiEhta st-=er "esi -N---s-sA- -1'7--
The Eh.2h E,sSttqs p-s7' VS.. l. o ~. = ~
.vs1.e f-o-a west Tvenryszhh street n West Fenrs
I+b s-rses from Seventh EE5th avenue ard
-asI a.. so. 10 49, Tv-~a-v--rinth STREE
he Nne-ssnth E.=crion 2s,-ie' - ao-7ae1 p -
within ta- YES, ze= q ~, 80 t-i--s .--ss, .o-ss
- .-s-rs r, Ni--r avenue. West Tvs--y se-snth
stree. ard - cas- sd e N -s.-t See.
ne Tveati-,h E1sr.qn LiS-ss Is ss.sar1 y 49,. ,ss
Scf-rh avenue E1eye1-n avenue -s- -l.e y -1s..
- s-5rr street norm side vves- s-v-nta
street Ncta aveuus . e1ta 31e a. Is -
s-res, ~ West T7rsrry-eig1th stree $3.50, -, -.
~ vre-.y Election utsrrc- 's oornded - sd
vvf-5in west TEenty-ul1t1 sr-st -sr-a ese1e- "-ss
49, - sa~r7s election District bounded ~ s-d
rf- west Thi--,eth street Tenth avenue "esl 47sa-g
7ss T-1ty-thi-i Election District = oo11ee = -
within Ta,-t!s-h s----t Siath a'sa'''' " - n'y
.thtu west Thirtisth street vest see Or zis1.a
500 west eu-y-11-1 street - - Isr-.l -
s55s go 7res. TsentysiEhta srTest West Thr-i-ta
s'- Re. u-7ezaea E-eon 1ts.s Z. oosaasa y 80
[ (.,,.aIav-1,5fS street ard Eishta svsnus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-03
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

he FIrst Election District 5eundei BY snd Tisas
Canal Street Eldridss street. Ll'sioa s-'7s-
CErysts
TIE second EzsctIo- District 5oundsd ~ ane -
Grand Forsyth Hester STU A~--tt--
C--Tstie stree
Ire Third Elas-c District bounded nT a1a
Fssts- street Orchard street. Dlsisiea s-re@ anu -
The Fou-tA Fiction District boaded b. ara Sii5a
Hester street N1rf5lE street. Division stT7sr an "
chard street -.
tn FIRM Ezsct.1n Dist-ict bonded ~ ard voa
Brocne street. %crsclk Hester street aE1 A@
slx-h .-ec.l1u p.s--fct hornd-d - and vLa.s
G-1ad stres-. L1dlJT street Hester Stree aA- -
Ssvslta Election District bounded hv ar 49,,
Broouls Allen Grand street aaa ~N-S7
The Eghth Election nist-lc- bo1n1ei ~ so 49,
Iela-cev s-r1e-. T<zd1or Grand s-4e-- 49,
s--eer. Bronze street. and Orchard s-reet -
IT. Niu-h Election District - cogld-d - - -
L~.anccy stree. Orchard stree. Br1or1e s-1-7-'
Eld-ldEe -
TIE Teuta Election District souzdst r. 80 49,
Lelancsy stree. Eld-i1gs srrser. bToor7e s'1'7-'
Crrystle s--e--
The Eleventh EIe-tto7 Dtsr-i-- - e-srde4 ? -
within Stanton street Fo-sy-h s-rss- Ds-a1--S 49,
ar CHRISTIE
IRE Twesth Election Dist-fc- 5oun1-1 ~ an 800
Stanton street. Aiis1 Delaney s-re@- ana
syrh - -.
me Thrte---h Election District - ur1rt-t y snt
within stanton street.. Ludow street De-aaeeJ
ar Allen stree.
Ths Fourteenth Eiec-isn Dis.-irt - sou1tsd ~
within East Houston street. Lll-o~ s-F@e's ~-i---
stTee: a1d Eld-fdE- street
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SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

ives: ste SIDE :. Ga st1-e5 from si Stree, % Divaa
street DIVISION street. B0wery and TIE norm
sizes Or L i1 Iy -. + 5o,5 ~ 80 vi-s,,
s2g'4 S s5 he - sas sIs e. B5e fr5 BAIRD '' -
TIE TH-d Election District Is bounded BY and within
Grand street 41Tyss-e sI5el ana sJrJ aa- s5g'-r
Grand street E.zaoetn street Hester street BoWe-y
The ska EIlcton District bounded BY ana vitaia
spring street Marion Centre Grand
me seventh Election r-ict Is bounded By ard within,
spring street 1luorry street Bone street Mott street
IRE Eighth Election District Is bounded By and vitaia
Brocme street. Bwery Hester street. Elizabeth stree
S rss 2 2 , IS 5 s8 si S a s5a E za
Spring street. Bowery. BroOns street AID Mz-0er-y
re Eleventh Eise:iaH District Is bo.nasa BY ard
g7lLlii lr-ls Z. ,r.- - - So
O.: Not street from spring street . Prince street
East Houston street Mulberry stre~t Prince street
Prince street. spring street and Broadway
within East Houston street H1aSetA street Prince
WITHIN East Houston street. B0wery Prince street and
ne 55ssEa z.. LECTION - Di.rs .-.s : Fsadsa ey sss
Ths Sixteenth Election District IS bounded sv ard
within East Huston street Forzyth street. Stanton
ne seveutsertA Election Dztri-, Is bounded BY and
within FIRST street First avenue, East Houston
Ef1rIlze stanton street LorsTtE street.
EIqast1r street ard Second
The F.Ehreerr1 Election District ls bounded b.
within second street. Second
avenue East Houston
The Nineteenth Election District bo-rdas " ~
within East Fourth s--ee- B0~ery. East Tolstoa
and Rr1aIvsv-
Tra Tu=--5e-n Election District - bounded hr a.
Fourth street Second avenue. greet
The russnryf-st Election District Is BOUNDED - ard
within Fifh Second avenue. Last Fourth street
and Bower
The Twerty-secc7d Election District p bounced y and
within sixth street second avenue. Ftth street. and
v-s-v--7l-1 Election District f. BOUNDED ~ ara
within Marks place second Sixth street and
rt~.f
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Election Notice.
BOARD or ELECTIONS
on The
CITY OF NEW NnRN.

General 09sces. lcs y eE1 So -
F7rruuEh af ManhatsaE
800 . --rsy r-ren-ia pursuance % SiAEss5 . - aS
fn Avs ~ le26. amended Section ie. ChsEler -
Laws Cf leCl5f tho boundaries q each os ne eeclio
cs--cts RI ere Borough Manhattan q ere Zee
N Cf O. October etl- lptl
So lltr. and ~ -1e polling place Tor tne eeto. =.
fnt N1fcr-rn- Jd. 1915 ln each q te eeltlo1 e-ss
ts-. =. -r-rz 40
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Election Notice.
THIRTY-sECOND ASSEMBLY r

= y z l0Jth 81 and LexiuE-
49, ton ave Barber shop.
= 1850 % Cigar store
= y y. 10Sth Lex
tnETon ave Undertaken
q 1858 Madison ave--...-.- Candy store
- - East 10sth Con racti7rle-~
= 1899 Madison ave---..-.-- Cigar store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-07
FUNERAL OF JOSIAH MOFFATT.
Prominent Odd Fellow and Aged Resi-
dent Passes Away.

Funeral services were conducted yester-
day at his late residence. 531 4th street
southeast, over the remains Of Josiah s.
Moffatt, who died Sunday last after a long
illness. Rev. Mr.. James c. Nicholson. pas
tor of Trinity NJ. E. Church. assisted by
DR.. Leech and DR.. Ferguson, both former
pastors of that congregation, otficiated.
Beacon Lodge, No. 49, /. o. o. F., admin
istered the Odd Fellows funeral service,
both at the house and the grave. The pail
bearers were all from the Odd Fellows, two
being from the grand encamprhent. two
from the subordinate encampment and two
from the subordinate lodge.
Mr.. Moffatt was born in London, England.
seventy-one years ago. While quite boy
he came to this country and located in Buff
falo. He afterward removed to Milwaukee
and later came east. making his residence
in Brooklyn. He came to Washington in
1868 to accept a position in the. Treasury
Department, with which department he
was connected until his last illness made
1t necessary for him to resign. For many
years he was one Of the best known Of the
clerks in the sixth auditors office. He has
been for many years one OF the leading
members of Trinity M E. Church and a
prominent Odd Fellow. He Joined the order
in Brooklyn when twenty-one years Of age,
and always retained his membership in his
subordinate lodge of that city. He Joined
the encampment branch in this city, how
ever, being a member Of Fred d. Stuart
Encampment, No. Z, Of which he was past
officer. He was also a past grand patri-
arch Of the grand encampment of the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
Mr. Moffatt had a host of acquaintance
in this city in departmental, fraternal and
religious circles who mourn the loss OF
true friend and brother.
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Anti-saloon League Meeting.

The parlors of the official home of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union, 500
9th street. was well filled by members OF
the Anti-Saloon League, at its regular meet
ing last evening Twenty-Five affiliated
bodies were represented. A meeting of the
executive committee preceded the league
meeting proper. at which measures to be
brought before the main body were agreed
meeting. Mr. A. N. Garfield, secretary
elect, recorded proceedings Mr.. J. S. Black
ford led the devotional exercises. The
usual song service, conducted by Mrs Nit
chell was opened with the hymn: Mourn
for the Thousands Slain, to which a STAN
"a, original with President Ewin, was
added Mourn for the Lost"
Chairman A. N Garfield reported from
the committee on corporation and intro
duced Mr.. w. A. Ridgely. delegate from
Minnehaha Lodge and from the Spencerian
Business College, a newly affiliated body
delegates as follows: The Misses Carrie
Prick Regina Bartlett, Frances Crossman
and Messrs. Fred NJ. Crollard and Oliver B.
Clevinger. u.B
Chairman Ewin presented report from
the committee on. publication.
By unanimous. voter 1t was ordered that
the regular meetings of the league should
hereafter be held the first Wednesday even
ing Of each month; that officers should be in
stalled on the last Monday evening of the
present month. and that the session should
be festive occasion, Mrs. Isabel Helmick
was appointed chairman of the committee
to arrange for the event.
Several chairmanships of committees were
filled, mainly by reflections, and it was
announced that the next meeting Of the ex-
ecutive committee would be at the office of
President Ewin at a:15 o'clock next Mon
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Suit Over q Monument.

Hearing is in progress before Chief JUS
tice Bingham and a jury in Circuit Court
No 1, of the suit-at-law Instituted by
Frank r. Jenkins against Margaret NJ
Bennett. Mr.. Jenkins seeks to recover
81 400, alleged to be due in connection with
a monument in Dresden cemetery, Ores
den, N. Y, furnished by him to Mrs. Ben
nett. The latter contends that neither the
stone furnished nor the workmanship there
on were in accordance with the specifica-
tons of the contract signed by the parties.
The defendant has entered a counter claim
against the plaintiff for $500, for alleged
failure to carry out the terms Of the con-
tract.
Attorneys Ralston and Sfddons appear for
Mr.. Jenkins, while Attorneys Lambert and
Baker represent Mrs. Bennett
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FAVOR CHANGE IN STATION.
Action of Citizens on Railway Facili
ties-Needed improvements.

The Brentwood Park Citizens Associa-
| ton held its regular monthly meeting Mon
day night at Van Hornes Hall. Brightwood
Park AS this was the initial meeting Of
| 1903 it brought out large attendance OF
members. President w. NICK. Clayton pre-
sided, and after the reading and approval
Of the minutes Of the December meeting,
| the secretary, F. J. Metcalf, brought up the
question of the proposed change of the
transfer station of the Brightwood Railway
| Company. After discussion Of the various
| advantages and disadvantages Of the
| change the association accepted the text OF
Mr.. Riches suggestion, and passed, with
but one dissenting vote, resolutions setting
forth that the Brightwood Park Citizens
Association most heartily indorse the re-
quest of the Petworth Citizens Association
for the removal of the transfer station Of
| the Brightwood division Of the Washington
Traction and Electric Company from Flori-
da avenue to Richmond street, believing
| that such a change would be for the mu-
tual benefit of the railway company and
the territory tributary to it.
That we further extend the thanks OF
the association to the Brightwood Railway
Company for the improved and efficient
service now operated over its lines.
Reports were received from the chairman
Of the street committee, Mr.. Preston, show
| ing minor repairs to various streets. Mr..
| Torbert called attention to several needed
repairs and the secretary was instructed
Mr.. Coudra reported the appropriation Of
about $4,000 for granolithic sidewalks for
| Des Moines street.
Mr.. Van Horne reported the formation of
! boys club" with headquarters in the
| lecture room of the Brightwood Park M E.
Church, and asked the assistance and en-
couragement of the association IN the work
| outlined.
Mr. Walsmith opened discussion on the
| extension of streets and the large debt now
| placed against the District by such extern
| sions, and after considerable discussion
resolution was unanimously adopted. with
| instructions to the secretary of the asso-
| citation to forward copies of the same to the
various citizens associations, the Board of
! Trade and the Business Mems Association,
| to the effect that the Brightwood Park
| Citizens Association most earnestly pro-
| tests against the further extension of any
| street or avenue outside the city limits at
| the expense of the taxpayersof the District,
| and we further oppose the appropriation OF
| any money for grading and paving any
! paper street or avenue outside the city
| limits until some considerable percentage Of
/ the existing streets and roads in the coun-
| ty can be placed in proper condition"
1t was stated by the mover of the reso-
luton that scores of county roads and
streets had been donated absolutely, with
| out cost to the District and had gone UNI
| improved for ten and twenty years while
millions had been spent to buy land for
streets. and now 1t Is proposed to expend
! additional large sums to open and improve
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BOOK SHELVES AND FILE CASES.
Request of Recorder of Deeds Forward.
ed to Congress-

The District Commissioners have trans
mitted to Chairman Cannon of the House
appropriations committee a copy Of a re-
quest from the recorder OF deeds of the
District of Columbia asking them to REQ
ommend that provision be made for fire.
proof book shelves and file cases and for
reindexing old records. etc. in his office.
They also inclose a copy Of Senate report
No. 1866, Fifty-seventh Congress. first ses-
sion, in which provision for $4,000 for this
purpose is recommended by the Senate COM
mittee on the District Of Columbia The
letter and report set forth the situation
fully as the Commissioners can arrive at
1t without a prolonged examination, but
they have no doubt that the statements of
fairly express the needs Of the Office and
the amount necessary to provide for them.
and hope that Congress will see fit to take
favorable action in the matter.
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Williams & Co., 9th and + Streets N. w.

ton and Falls Church Railroad Company
from laying tracks upon Canal street and
Hume avenue in the town Of Rosslyn. 1t
was alleged in the application that tracks
are being laid there in a dangerous and
damaging manner to AUDITING property and
without lawful authority. Judge Barley d.
rected that the case be heard in twenty
days TO determine as to whether the order
Of the court should be made permanent.
The complainant is represented by Attor-
entS.
Wreck on Southern.
Late last night Chesapeake and Ohio
freight, known as train No. 50, while max
ing for the siding at Burke's station, fifteen
miles south Of here, to allow clear track
for a fast express train, north-bound,
ran into the rear end Of a Southern
freight train, No. 464, which was also
taking the siding just in advance of
eral flat cars, together with a caboose.
The wreckage took fire at once and was
burned up. Joseph Macini, who was engi
neer Of the Chesapeake and Ohio train.
jumped from the train when the crash
came and had his ankle fractured. Later
he received medical treatment.
General Matters.
The Young Mems Sodality Lyceum last
night held its annual election of officers,
which resulted as follows: Francis T.
Quinn, president; Charles T. Hellmuth, first
vice president; Walter NJ. Donnelly, second
vice president: Richard L. Carne. recording
secretary; John N. Lawler, corresponding
secretary; ]. P. Laphen, treasurer; Leo 7.
Downey librarian; James T. Lawler, ser
geant- alarms; Messrs. John A. Nugent.
John A. Rice, James T. Patterson, NJ. Cree
gan, John j. Hanratty and John Mckenna,
members of council.
Miss May Hoy last night gave ia butter
fly party at her home, BOB North Washing
ton street. A large number of guests were
present and an enjoyable evening was
spent.
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Certificate Of Interrogation Filed.

A certificate of Incorporation Of Moore
Hill, Incorporated" was placed on rec
ord today. The corporation is formed for
the purpose Of carrying oh a general real
7estate business. David Moore, William A.
Hill and Charles w. Simpson are the in
corporators.