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Twenty-sizth Assembly District.
FIrbtccnth Assembly DistTic.,

-. 7,r5 election District bounded by and Wlth
street First avenue, East Fourteenth sure Anu 0'
rev Fourth Election District Is bounded ~ snd wiy linn
rasf FIfteenth street Avenue A. Last fouI'-7N'N o'
aq b s Fth Election District bounded By and within
r,s. Fifteenth street river. East FoITteenih S'
and sixth Election District bounded hy and WITHIN
East sxtceath street A ~ [ef eId Avenue s.
East Flieenj1 ,fS Is bounded 6y and within
Esst sixteenth street Avenue B. Last FH'ee''h S'0'
anr M EEs,h Ez,ctica District bounded BY and wJ
Elst siTteenth street. Avenue a H@a-' iiI's'--' 49,
me Nnih Eisction District Is bounded Sy ana w tri
Fsss se.euteenth street Avenue a. Last S-Atee''A So
"n IN. Tenth Election bounded ry sne ws9
East Seventeenth street Avsnus B. East SlA''SA'A '
he Eleventh Election bounded b. an ..a
East Elghteentn ttaeet syest ana Avenue
East EiShtsenh street Avsnas q East seventeenth se'
i5in Ea.t EishtseS;h Street First avenue Eest s.s
tenth street Livingston place. East se'en'sehl
Ts Fogrtsen,h Election District Is bounced By sna
E.sh5eeaih street and Third ayeags ,o,,s.s BY and
within East Nineteenth street. Avenue A. EAs
TSs si1.senth Es:ton District sognese ~ vs ana
within Twentynrst street Esst T'eI cI and First
teenth street. Aveauo a. East Ninetsenth sree' 1'
vihin East Tsnty-arst street First avenue East N'e
4s Tsssesaih Eiseon Is boaEdsi sy saf
withia Fast rwenJy- ~ r1s sI ses-,.s >
ne NEstssn;a EsS .. d PETIT. sI Is
tTsT sli5 ol a't 80, Tentyirst street t. TTeaty
sssnSe street norm sse q East " ntyrs street tom
one nvenss TVeaty-nrst street to EAs' -"s
Ths T%eststh Election District bsgnaed, - BY si
within south sias TEenTytlird street II9a
street SIDE OF FIRST avenue roI A IS % SIDE OK
First avenue. from East T~eats-sea2nd sl'e'' -
r.. T1snts-dTst Election s0anasa oy &C. &C.
-.thin East TVsnty-fouTth street First avenue H'
~. .s5yss.oon6 ElsetiSa pistsiot bounded b. and
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

STATIONS foot q WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
Tie ss'3E tine ,om DssbrSs;es ard SS.t@T s5s
TweIy-thlFd street stariOn. except where otherwise
as A. NJ FAST MA1r.-Parior. Sleeping. and Dining
SaT,- s0F gRl9as9 Ind a1aHels and Lousvin lr
SmoknS an 6SseISat o,-e CISetanati indian-
1855 =. n. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED-Pullms an
nsn cars For cRssEos cIe1ess Toisdo sad
1-55 r. NJ. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
For Nashville via Cincinnat and Loulsyillel. In
~ - MS .3lc.igo 8 t,qIis INNS i1s sf.s,n-
SMOKING; and Obssrv9tion Cars For chicago. To-
SIS p. ". sr Tours - E2lPREss-For gittssur.
Car For Gary. W. Va (via Shenandoah 'AleS
SIS r. VI. WESTERN ExPREss--Eor Chicago For
s5s p r. ehPt "a IGrd9{ 7E lss For PitsburE To-
andoah valley Route Connects for Cleveland except
So ~ II. CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI Ex-
PREss-For Pttsburs. Cleveland. CINCINNATI III
o.sS P. 81. PITTsBURG sPEcIAL-Dsily for Pitts
WtSHINGTON AND THE. soCTn,. s,-...,.
80 . g25 10 10 2eshrosses and CoJslss1 an9 COT
PsrIer and DINING Cars1 . IS s425 Ass CDesorosss
and co-tIaad streets 5lo p p N - y or-Tss-
sunday, SO g . .i056 a m - o. % - = e.
'f25 Ass CDesbrozses and COrtlandt streets 6lo''
T5N z IS , az 2 3 .ia %
ATI&NTIC COAST IrSE-Express. o. IS a and y
?. daily. New York and Florida Special =1'
sEABoARD AIR LINE FAn.wAY-EzPrsss 2S5 So, p n:
and 12.10 night daily 'ssaboard Florida Limited
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT.-For Memphis
and NeE-Crleans 3 = p n dally- 80 - week
CHESAP F.AFE & OHIO FAIL"A1--t-oo - III "-
FOR, OLD POINr COMFORT and NORFOLK--Tbo g m
vee5-daya ard So p. daily -, s..
ATLANTIC CTTY-955 a ard 255 ,. n. Week-oayys ;,
Paror cars ana standard Coaches on weekdays at
Tor smoking car. ParIor cars Dinins Car and s1A0~E@
Coaches Sundays
CAVE MAZE IS p m. weekdays. -.
s bSA 5yS d1d 4 P5nS "a PeasaGt Tom west sity
third street Station. $50 a. rs. 3 y 4SS p H.
AMI l. 10 night weekdays Sundays. 12lO. 90 a. N
and IS q m From Desbrosses and Cortlsndt streets
a. m. Il 80. SO $40 D m, and i2l5 nisat week
FOR PHILADELPHIA 49,
IS % = 9-55 ~. Louis Lir1itecl.
tDesbrosses and Cortland Streets 10 2o1 10 >
CP=nua. LlutteD 'io55. 1i55 a m "l295 -la9 z y. 10
()-~arozzes and 20. 255 3 . S5S
425 .. 1855 CAS- Chicago Limited for North phil
a6eIphla oaIy). . 90 ass I55 SIS, 9 OBS Tor North
Philadelphia only. II 10 night weekdays sun
DAYS COS .755 SOS 20 . Cs855 St Louis Limited.
Penua I.u1itetD s1055 q. ~ So Il 50.
adeIphia onlyl. .455 s5.55. T55 Is e-25 9.55 Tor
Norm Philadelphia only p. n, l2lO night
Ticet oises Nos col 1854 i1s and 2s1 Broadway
Fifth Avenue (belOw ed ST. 2C3 Fifth Aveuus corner
10Th ST.: I Ast1r House. and stations named above:
F-ooIyu Court Street SEQ $50 Broad
and Pennsylvania Annex Station The New orf
Transfer Company win call for and check Baggage rom
hotels residences through 10 destination
Telephone $50 Chelsea Pennsylvania Railroed CAB
W. ". ATTERRURY. , r. WOOD.
General Manager Fassr TTafto Manager,
GEO " BOYD
General Passenger Agent
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Change Of Name.


A L A SPECIAL TERM OF THE SUPREME
IN al r1 o. ne stats q New York Part there, h.s
House tas le-f. 81 f-e County CJlrs
trVe----. 49, q January. 800 Present. F,- re,iE
- f---f.- 10 the matter OF he 80 -
chs7ra - -''1 lamp Company Tor aufhorIfv ID
&C r--1- - % ne Imperial Electric Nsr
inpers. Ee-.-I- i -. aIl tirg The petition q tie
ecrEt-~ 5r.r- .-p company. domestic stock r1f-
cen - ee,.led 1y BInest 81 Lathara fts presi-
Gatho-.rf-- sc petitioner prays Tor ar Crser
'ir-reraI ,.'-e another cC-F0-ar W
- i-e eecfe-ay ~ state auaere5 -leresr - go
a tg 49, -h such corporation proposes O. assume
rsr. -e u any other foref+t- ro---~sff-r -
Cscgsr.s = -'tns 90 nearly resembIlnc q e. ~ he
e1T,s sS--rf-- 49, -!- upon fling due proof Of ar
pt.sr -. tA1i notice q the rresentatidr n said
fs,e -s leca published Tor sx wees III fhr r.ii,,
rzbsfF n 49,, g." lQrA law Journal two daily news-
tft b. N Nllit3s sad Court being salts
etts rsser-el Aa2 ~ The oidsyits and the certd-
tAEt TO- 4 -e+-tl that me petition e true ana
tars - = ,l reasonable otfect -r fo fbe ersre. -
tl;hs-i5-1 80 enc thar tie petition has been suiv
per|cr - 80 Liet notice q TIE nreserraflor ~ r.
ratIo- - r.-.llrfc hy law h1s teen made. nov o.
sait -taalrlln Smith Beai ATTORNEYS Tor t7e
- ---.l1e- cr~-air- -
tat - o. enc The same hereby = rrauted and
C1npsrr nefcln. tle Imperial Electric rawD
Saohsr oo-r--.ss y hereby e. authorized % assume
C." re. 10 wit Imperial rlectric
tsrif.o-l af,sr he 7th CAV % March 1904 Ana n
art 49, arc Greeted that trs Hfder entered
ter 40 - ~ which 81 was Frante6 De FLED within
ctrk q - ,n the Gate thereof the One the
COW 10 u Incorporation l. nisd and t5at a -erris.d
thsTros tt oer within f1O) GAYS sfrer ne e~trv
-.- ln the cftce the Of safe
Wc.k ~ go copy ~ this arter he pu5lishe6 anoe
1r.hers .l-r successive ueefa In TIRE View YORK
rrri-r lpapsr n fhe County ~ Ner Yort bs-
i-'-lh 70 QD lavs Hffo- hereof
1- DAVID LFNEe2Tl2II-r. J. s. 9.
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City Hotels.
Public Notices.

THE CITY or NEW YORK. DEPARTMENT OF
TAAES AND ASSESSMENTS. MAIN OFFICE. BOE2-
CJGH OF NASHALIAN. No go BROADWAY.
STEWART BUILDING. January $ 1904
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, AS RE-
~ rsi-cs by the Greater New YORK Charter that tie
au Real al1 Personal Estate q the B.roughs q
Ne-..-tter The lroEa. BROOKLYN Queens and Richmond,
--r-srg TIE lIry q New York VIII be open for eN-
a-f-7 and CORRECTION the second Monday Of Janu-
arz. aud Wll remain open uItL me FIRST DAY OF
T1-rr ne ne that TIRE hook. open 70 public In
.T.-lClrIHu he mace ty suy person OF cor
--rFlr claiming De aEErgFed by the assessed vaua
d1 % personal estate 10 have ne tAf'e cor
ia -he Borough OF Manhattan. main oice Of
era-tu-elr Taxes and Asscssiler-s No 80 Broad
IN the Borough q Tie Bronx th. once Of De-
nr-r-a-t Municipal Building one Hurcred and Seventy
settr-r street ana TriIl avenue
j. Borough ~ brooklyn az The once q the Depart
~ -fe Be-.e5 - queens the Office q Depart
rcrt Hacett Eudi1g, Jalsln avenue anc flth street
IA fre B--dara of Richmond. the once De
partu1eur, Masonic Building, Siapletoa
con- a-ldns al the B9.O-gas mus; make application
only ir Tie otiCC go the Borough 4 Manhattan.
er-I-stllus Tire assessed valuation Of per
1-af made ig the assessed az the
Department Cd re bar1rcn where such per
business in The CITY c-ew YORK the Office q the
srrrraut Borough where such place q business
located. between tfe hours % 10 a. m and p q
cert on Saturday when al applications must be made
- - FRANK T. C.DoScsEL
President
JAMES y POUCK.
john = BRADY
EDWARD TODD.
SAMUEL S-RASECCRGER
C--'r1Izs7-nrs 70 T'aE-s are Ass-s.L----Ls
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The approximate amount o. The lien o. charge 70 satisfy
Wiish we h3-fe described properly te sold 81
eoYle,.op win Interest Thereon from November ION
49, iEeheF WIN me costs ana allowance amount nc
- Sl1- logfte- win the expenses OF the sale. me
n re assessments
rates. other liens allowed tfe rs---fr- t
< re purchase money. G. paid Ly the Referss -
Dates New York February 1904
CLIFFORD ". uaETRIDGn Rnfnr..
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A III sEAiEnTs ans subscriptons FOR N. 7rihuB.
81 .leE -p-ONn JTice.
80 1884 Bf.fta IDlNAT
cF.a. eta rin te received e. m following branch
IS ST.. e-- ONCE rates Until o'clock viz
81 e. cor &J1-st Is3 Ctr
ave- - ~ West a2f-ft.. between Tth ana sfh
sfAsf s--ass near eiss-st: los ist-a>e. bear
Last lz1th-st- 75f rrern0rt-ave. so Sd
IL ~ -.st-si. SIS 8d-nve % Christcpher-st Brook
- - ~ Court-sf-. 2io Court-st
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

= q New IorS.-MGry L. Smith, Plaintiff arainst
Nlllan Irwin and others DrfeudanfsI pursua,ce =
mace entered above entitled asff7- F.sTig
cate tie "a day - February 1904 the urGe-gnes lie
referee N sad interoctqry Judgment named. vii seu
4-.t.-n 70 re LiEctl --l-"l. - The New York Real
Estate SslesTeof1 10 lGl Broadway. Borough al
hlanFatiaT. CIV q New toTA Thlrstav, the 18th
Gay CT te1-dslg. lsoi al y O'clock day.
b. Joseph p lay cuctlunee~ premises directed ~
Gsid Judgment 20 be- sold. and therein
rshsr with ne budags and inprovessEts thereon ait
uate. lying and being in the First Ward. city q
distant from
erly eide carlisle street, mining thence westwardIv
three ard attic trick dwelling nfty feet I've and
thfeeeuarter inches 90 51D. thence NestWardly and
snc tlree-quarter inches 3l2&p. thence southNaTdiy
thirty-two feet eight and :ree-g -srtcr rches 90 "a
nearly with Carlisle Street eehtyseven feet eight
and c1eClarter inches 81 SD 20 Greenwich Stree
.t,s arc y as re-, W 81 Fer4nn,nE &C
cor1nr a survey mace by the LAWYER Engineering
end surveying company on or about April Sot, &C
Il. and Enly. his wife and Elizabeth Carrthers
Crookshank Alexander 7. Irwin as fo.iows- ~ "a
Inr Ir The Firef ward q ~. Citv YORK IN the
and state ~ New York. frontng on re bast
Greenwich Street. known ard dstinggshed a. %
IN said bounded the East by ,sfeesN
street Northery bv house and lot formerly o. NJ LOT
Ts Mssg5y ~ sog .s s ara 70, STnsriy beidnrnE
Robert Buchan which said lot hereby kfantd OF
- rr5 Ia. 81 feet ana inches - the same more O
lees ara m treasth the - feef e ne sane
or les ee.ns .ss - ss59e Pi IShsl6
IDsted Nsv To-k Februsrg "a. 1914 --.,- 49,.
A COLEMAN SMITH Attorney for Plsinuh 81 NasSau
ne lana ses-rbsi ssesa / Eloes Ne . IS On
the eiar-sr shown below The street nuinO-' - ~
Greenwich S-1S5-' Carlisle Street
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foreclosure SQLcs.



NEW NOR x SUPREME COURT, NEW
York C-u-ty-Ir,i-g Savings Institution. plaintiff.
AGAINST Arthur r smith al leflr-ats IN rUrsuanl 2
Judgment q foreclosure and 5alr. Gully made c.l
cred s.. tGc above entitled action ana BEARING date the
said Judgment rlu-i u.li sell al public auction a
Te-- Real Es-are SalsSr1l- 80 iGl Eroat~ay,
Borough ~ Manhattan. CITY = Ncu York The
2O-h dag FEBRUARY 1p1a a. Il O'Clock moor On mat
cay j. Fisher. aurta-oer TIE premises cirecte1
m saf5 Judgment De- sud ana therein dcsgrlted as fol-
improvements erected. situate IN The Borough q
Manhattan CIV Cou-ty and STATE % New York. and
described follows. Pegs -l-g az point the north
erv hundred and triteeuth street distant ons
hundred side - seventh
wiGr1el and running thence n0therly parallel
seventh Avenue. ole hundred feet eleven Inches .
line ~ block, thence westerly along -
seventh Avenue, r-uled feet eleven inches tho
uo-thrrv SIDE - one hundred and thirteenth Street and
eaer~lv along the s-. -u-tlerE side u
and teerlh Street fifty feet o. the point or place
q beg rrirr Being zee sle premises be.ct0f5re con
yevcG -eIE f5ese1darJ Arthur = smith. q
s-d VIE and Edward Or~eDhs-sr. ~ Seed dated Iauu
ortr. 1901. 4 register
a County - Sew york lr TIar Section = b1t<
series 0a-geTsr-es- page f.h January IS 1901.
Tr~aHe- vI-h al tie gas tyturer cEurrrs. boilers
Na-l-s al electrical Ilu-s and heating apparatus
declared - ire zeal and as such st-
sect she lien ~ tfs --lr-raee
Dated New Eors February md. 1904
CLIFFORD ". HAETRTDGD
PHILIP DEAN Attorney Ter PLAINTIFF % Liberty s.
X. Y. CITY B1rCvgh - Manhattan.
following ~ the property o be Frls.
rs street number 70 203 West ll3th Street:
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- --rses are sold susjeet % lease 70 AsrS S,
80 80 - 1904: and easement bed y Man
lauDe - s -, sr5 New York Elevated Railroad Co
~ rps-~s Segv rorl February b lsA .---.- 49,.
. COLEMAN SMITH. Attorney for flsnti1 81 Nassau
Street. NcW 1ork Nlts-
A EMBELLISHMENTS and suhscriptlo7s Tor me ATlDan'
n -r-ef.ee ID ther lpJ5Rn AA-tf
- BRO iA Al
be received a -ciowirE brEi-h
oeses al regular once rates until et,oA >
btn-ake-- cor l-th-st
q East lsth-st: ~ West sefst betSesn - 81 ~
Wei fgEff-sf slave. between Fnln a2a
49, - c2s ss-avs nss- elss-st: L7Os iEt-svs
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7 AKEWOOD X J-LENING-ON. opposite Laurel
II House. .EeE al tte year. sunny rooms open WOOD
fires. private public baths heat electric lights
hates. s. 81 day and a. r LARRABEE.
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Election Notice.
Board of Elections
or TH9
CITY OF NEW YORK.
General Odlce. TO- West iist street.
RnrnnRh Of Manhattan.

Notics IL hereby given. IN pursuance Of Chapter SC4
laws q 1885 amended by Section ln, Chapter a.
Iav 81 1901 O. boundaries election
districts within the Twelfth Congressional District In TIE
Borough u Manhattan o. the DESIGNATION q the places Of
revision % registration Cor February l5t sna 1L me
polling Tor Special Election 90 be held February
asa 1924 IN OF election districts within tho
Twelfth Congressional District borough fol-
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ROYAL Blue LINE.
RALTlM0RE AND OHID RAILROAD

Leave New York City. south Ferry, Liberty St
Chicago, PfftsbuFg. .. n 80 nj.
Chicago. Columbus. -. 55pm L1gyrl Diner
Fttsburg. Cleveland. 80. . 335Cm s.4U0n Limited
"'PittsbUrg LimiteIl' . 6.5Jrua z Jtpu Yuref
CincLfnaf LOFTS. ?. uf
Cfncnnatf Sc. louis. 10. 2jan 10 50a~n prner
Cfacinnati ST. Louis. .55pm 7.03pm Bnrss
Norfolk ........-.. fl-55pm L00pm Diner
sDailv. +Dailv. except Sunday. sSuuday only
Offices. "a, 400 Broadway. & Asa Hofre.
Greenwich St. 81 Cnan Square W. Grand 81 ~ r.
sf3 Fulton So. BROOKLYN: South Ferry Tlr~~fv
Baggage checSsd hotel residence destination
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BETTER LATE THAN NEVER.
but better be early in sending in your advertising cop
for The Sunday Tribune.
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Hotel IroquoiS,
NEW JERSEY.

s.-s carolina ave. ana Beach lsl.sHt.ll !' S5is
per oon - .-ee+ level sun ra.lcre. Special spring
~ 80 SIS and $3.50 vee-is- Illustrates Booklet
Cgs1h meets al ta--5- " T. SHAW.
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READING SYSTEM


NEW JERSEY CENTRAL x. X.
Liberty street. south Ferry. Crtns from sousnr
Fsrry I'VE minutes earlier than shown beosv.l
EAsToN, BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND MATCH
go. SEQ rs Eastou only p II 6undayI 20
WILKESBARRE AND SCRANTON-z4ao s1o 4 n
LAKEW0OD. LAkEHCRsT. TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAF-zt0o. $40 A N. $50 (s.tO. Laxs-
p M Saturdays). Sundays. $40 A. H.
ATLANTIC CiTE-a9f0 A. N g. 40 r II
NESELAND AND BRIDGETON-tzGO0 4 N nav
LoSG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
POlNI PLEAsANr AND SEAsHORE FONTS
NJ sundagS except Ocean Grove. LOO A NJ Goo.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERM1NAI3. .aas
t70Q IS 90 900. tie 90. t11C0 a. N fI2 90 81 00
fLS0. t3.o0 taco. 400. 800. t6.00 $50 1000.
3fTH AND CHESTNUT sTREErs-s425. tsso.
1000 81 IS A ~ Zoe. t'3 90. : 90. %. 10 rs
RFAb15NG. H&RRtsBURG. louisville AND WILL
IAMSPOlsF--.f 90. - IS. 500. $40. Ca0o. a.
4 NJ. Reading onIy1 $500 Ns13O. ~ p NJ.
Reading Pottsville and brsb'g only. f400 IS 90 r. nj
zFrom Liberty street only Daily DAILY except
sunday SUNDAY only. tParIor cars only gvlS
Tamaqua NSaturdays aEZcept Saturdays
Oftccs: Liberty St Ferry, south FERRY Aston
west 1s5th St cas- CoIuu1bus Az New York c.,-lrs
St s4+. $50 Fulton ST. Brooklyn 500 Broadway. WIZ
lamsburg y Y Transfer CO. calls FOR and checks
bagFage u dest nation
W q BESLEE c. " BURT.
Vice Pres and Gen. Mgr Cen Passr Agt
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HOTEL ELLSWORTH

r,-.-.ly On The Beach. Atlantic CITY. \. :.
,-s,sr and Europs-n plans. Hot ana colo san NateT
~ ''e'' - ~ o--ler-~a. Capacity 800 Write
p - OSBORNE g. PAINTER.
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ruenty-.l1tb Assembly District.

The rlr-t Election Dis:rio; Is bounded By ana vithia
=x-,sr-th street Second ye1ue- East SlNt--1tth
|sst Tfrl avenue East Sxty-t5urth street and Lex
fslon S Election District Is bounded ard within
80 s{vtv-erhth First avenue. East SlxtJfth
me b7ri Tsection District Is b,uudst by ard within
st seventisth street East River East Sx,J-th street
and avenue. o., .------s - - --t.h -
49, e-r-rnth street, First avenue Last SXty-e4shth
Ftreet aad Lexington avenue. -.-, - -, -,.zs-
me Fifth Election Dist-ict Is bounded y sn1 Win
r,zt Seventeen street. First avenue Easi slNh-hh
80 Sivrb Election District bounded by and within
- Seventeen street Second avenue East Sxty-nnta
erect and Lexington avenue 1900.
TFa seventh Election District e bounded ~ ard within
Fet Severty-sscord street Ss-cnd avenue East Seven
fisth strec. ar Lexington avenue . 100
re Eighth Election Dlstr.-t IS bounced y a11 Wlin
sevenrvfrst street fifst avenue --- 1---'-----
street Second avenue ,-.-. g., 49,. -...,-
- -. - SevCnrv-secoad street. Avenue 70
- -Irar East river Past Sev nfetn street, Llst
sys-r-rh street % rrst avenue 20 tie
o-r-eest corner Seveu-yrst street tence In
direction the southwest corner o. k-1st sew
sEfT-se-c-5 street ErG Avenue 4
Tenth Election District Is houn-el an Ntli1
.-+S s.fs a East Seveatysscoud street. from Ssc--t
sv.--,a - Acne A ard sides - Fl-st
eeUe frorn East seven,y-rst street % East Seventy
second street Fest seventyrst street. 1nI second
-y,,->- p, ,--,,-,,r--
CHARLES 3. PAGE.
JOHN MAGCIRE
RUDOLPH c. FULLER
Eeoruary f2fh 1904 Conmlssi01e-s OF Elections.
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HOTEL STRAND,
HOTEL RUDOLF,

BsIt II fr.ss beach 'front.' atarac City. X. ]. Per
E.rnBtL.N q WILLIAMS.
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Ocean Steamers.

Ocean steamers.
NORT@ GERGlAN llOTD.
Fast express service.
Plymouth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -.
Kaiser MAR. 5. 10 All X. VIM u....Apl Il ~
x VIM. II. MAJ. IS AN kaiser ..-.APl "a 10 AZ
Kaiser Mar. % 10 Al X. WrL u.-..May II . An
Twin-scTew passenger service.
BREMEN DIRECT
Ne-Kar Mar 3 10 An p. Alice ....ApL ), 10 Az
RheI1 .--... Mar. 10 10 AZ 'Barbarossa ApL = ~ ~
'bTe-ne1 Mar. II. 10 AN NecAar .--.-.ApL . 10 Al
SEALS Plymouth and Cher60arg
Mediterranean service.
GIBRALTAR-NAPLES-G GENOA. 49,
Lam --...-Ee5. 81. II An Lain Mar - ~ ~
p. Ir-ne...Fea -. II Az 2. Irene -...ApL 2 n AN
h Llise Mar. L. II An X Albert ..-AUl ., II Al
Er.m bremen Piers. 81 ana 81 STU Hos9ke9.
Louis Il. Meyer. A. south Third St. Phila-
.HAmBUgG.AMEg1GRM LINE.
BI-WEEELV TWLv-SCREw SERVICE.
FOR PLYMOUTH. CEIEIlBOUEG. HAMBURG. -
Peunsy Ivan 20 AN Wadersee. Mar. 10. AN
Feb - $50 PM euecher Mar. - 10 AN
','ot,s Mar ,, 10 AN .ofoitke Mar 81 10 : =
'Gr.u room and gymnasium on board
DITERRANEAH SERVICE.
NEW OEK-SAPLES-GENOA
rv r-1e-b now Tyr-Screv Steamers
Paiatfa Teb. &c 10 AN Fr. Adaber. Mar - 10 Az
Pr Feb % 10 AN Pasta APR. 8. 10 AN
chBtE. $50 SO So UPwARD.
According 20 steamer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.
Orcss 81 nud 81 Broadway Piers. Hoooken. n, J
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YOUNG'S HOTEL

ATLANTIC CITY. =. j.
steel brick and cement -
t-s--.. -~rs only sbs1l-ey trerrl't h0te L-1NIe.I
~. -.s.- r-I-e-ale. Vl-h fl. ocean view. l>-as
- zones e be--ruls. 2 NJ a-- colo sax a-- T. CSC
vac n . -. JANIS Is. hEENAN-
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HnTEL IRAYMORE,

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
y7ssf-s ope- throughout the year. EFe-H known con-
~ ~ III -..s tl.f u-lsle-es- rLlllus water ln
tss-s5-1s LRAL ll1EE aJL--L DoAlt.AN D. .,
a.. =. Matte President
New Yors Rep. al 2s9 Foa-,a ave.
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Feoru.rJ i7th. 1904 .
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Election Notice.

within East Tvenry-1fth street, First East
AEenty-i'urth street and Second avenue
ire lWcnty-hru Election District bounded b and
1el"een East Iseuty-siNth street. E1st river East
twenty -thlrl street ard Frgt avenue
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= yOU COULD Use WIRELESS
to get your advertising copy In early The Sunday
Tribune. yOu should do Proper classification and
good position l. the reEa<1
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-05-05
AN IMBKCILK CONGRESS

The session Of congress that ad-
journed last Thursday was the most
obeiiently capitalistic body that ever
undertook to legislate for the people.
The number of private bills passed
beats all records, and every one of
them was for the especial benefit OF
some good republican or lot of repub-
licans. The public measures, aside
from the Philippine bonds and Pana-.
ma canal legislation, consisted of APP
preparations, which ran up to over
s7S1 100000. The last days OF con-
gress were devoted to personal en-
counters OF the most disgraceful char
acter between leaders OF the two old
parties. prominent among the actors
being Dalzcli and Bourke Cochran.
Never at any time during the session
was there the least attempt made TO
iegislate for the benefit Of the people
By the leaders OF either party, The
democratic side made about the most
dismal failure an opposition party
ever attained. The tariff was left TO
shelter the trusts. without a speech
being made TO show up Ice inIquIties,
The trust themselves were left to
prey upon the people without q erisl-
cism that was u ANY tosce. the