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New-York tribune., 1904-10-22

The First Election District Is bounded by and within
Rvington street Norfolk street Broome street I,5oIn
street Delaney street and Essex
The Second Election District by and Within
stanton street Norfolk street Rivngton street Essex
street Delaney street, ana Ludlow
The Election District is bounded by and yvt.b
Stanton street Clinton Rvington street and Nor
felix street
The Election District is bounded by and within
East Houston street Clinton street stanton street and
Ludlow N
The Fifth District is by and whit,
Second street Avenue g. East Houston street Ave-
A. ~
The Sixth Election District by and within
Third street Avenue b. Second street. and Avenue A
The Seventh Election by and Within
East Fifth street Avenue b. Third street Avenue
The ghth Election District Is bounded by within
sixth street. Avenue b. Fifth street. ana Avenue A
The Ninth Election District by ana Win,
Seventh street, Avenue z. Sixth street and Avenue
The Tenth Election District bounded by and within
St Marks place Avenue A. Seventh street. and First
o
The Eleventh Election District bounded by and vh,
Seventh street Sixth street and First avenS
The Twelfth Election District 10 bounded by ana vihtn
Sixth street Avenue A. Fifth street ana First avenue
The Thirteenth Election District r. bounded by ana
Within Fifth street Avenue A. Last Fourth street and
First avenue ~
The Fourteenth Election District is hnnnded bv and
within East Fourth street Avenue A. Third street and
First avenue.
The Fifteenth Election District is bounded bv sn6
within Third street Avenue A. Second street ana First
within Second street Avenue A. East Houston street.
and First avenue.
The seventsenth Election District . bounded By ana
within street. First avenue. Second street. and
second avenue.
The Eighteenth Election District Is bounded by and
within street First avenue. Third ssot ana
Second
The Nineteenth Election District Is bounded by and
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District is P9pnGsa by and within
Sheriff street
Stanton street Sheriff street. Rivngton street. and Pitt
The Third Election District by and within
Stanton street. Pitt street. Rvington street. and Clinton
The Fourth Election District is bounded by and within
East Houston street. Ridge street. Stanton st8set. and
The Ffth Election District is bounded by and within
the north and south sides OF Second street from Avenue
Third East Houston and
Avenue 3.
The Sixth Election District is bounded by and within
strest ret Eagt Houston street and Avenue q '7
The Seventh Election District bounded by
Third Manhattan street. Second street and Ave
Third street Lewis street stanton street Columbia street.
The Ninth Election District bounded by and within
Third street East river stanton street and Lewis street
Fast Fourth street East river Third street and Ave
nue. c.
The Eleventh District Is bounded by and whin
Est Fourth street Avenue q the north and S2uth sss
side Of Avenue g. from Second street TO East Fourth
the north and south sides o Ffth street
70 Arsnre G. Avenue nue. q @ East ] rgGTa & ITC I & Ti s s'
The Thirteenth Election District IS bounded BY and
nue. c. Fifth street. and Avenue D
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded by and
within n, Fifth street and Avenue c
Ths Fifteenth Election District is bounded BY and
within Seventh street west SIDE OF Avenue = from @ 5-ta
street from Ayenqs to Avenue 9; ana & [ns east side OF
The Sixteenth Election District is bounded BY and
within seventh River Sixth street. ana Ave
nue. c.
The Seventeenth Election District bounded by and
within Fast Ninth street East TiveT seventh street. Ave
The Eighteenth Election District bounded BY and
Within East Avenue D. Eighth street. and
The sssna Election Pissrss Is ooqnSfs S;b By y,-s and
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
EIGHTEENTH ASSEMBLY pIsTR1CT.

The First Election District is bounded nv and with
In East Nineteenth street. Third avenue East Four
teenth street. and Irving place.
The Second Election District is bounded by and
within East Eighteenth street. second avenue East
Fourteenth sueet. and Third avenue
The Third Election District is bounded by and with
IN East Seventeenth street
teenth First avenue East Foirteenth street
and Second
The Fourth Election District Is bounded by and
within Fifteenth street AveD,H Sazt -Four
teenth street. and First Avenus "
The Fifth Election District IL bo,,-1s h and ,,frhu
East Fifteenth street East River East Fourteenth
street, and Avenue A.
The sixth Election District ia bounded b and withn
East Sixteenth street. Avenue q, Fast sev,-nterpth
Rue H. ''i''" W
,iL the SsHsn's Elestion District bounded by and
te"nth street. anu Avenue a ~ -
VIM, NE r. t3 Eiectlon District bounded ard
street, and First avenue. " ~
The Ninth Election District bounded by and within
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
SEVENTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District is bounded by and within
e ths Tes5 50 West Ftisth street and the north
West Fory-ninth street from Tenth avenue TO Eiev-
The second Election District is bounded by and
ysnle from West Fiftieth street to Fftyfrst
street the south side Of west Flfeth & street & [TSa ron
OF Eleventh avenue from West Forty-ninth 70
Hudson or North river.
The Third Election District .l is bounded by AN, and
Fiftieth street and Eleventh avenue
% r 1ss NS asau By ws. aaa
Fifteth street. and Tenth avenue
The Fifth Election District Is bounded by and within
West Ffty-second street, Ninth avenue. West Fifty
frst street and Tenth avenue.
The Election District is bounded by and within
West Fifty -sesoqd street Tenth avenue West Fifty
The Seventh Election District is bounded by
within West Fifty-hfth street. Tenth ayenge West
ond street and Hudson river.
The Eighth E,se,ion District Is bounded by and
Fifty-seccnd street. and Eleventh
in We Nest % Ninth aHenue wsst saa E Ti5
second street and Tenth avenue.
The Tenth Election District is bounded by and with
third Street and Eleventh avenue. '''''-
The Eleventh Election District bounded by and
Fitty-thrd street and Ninth avenue "e''
Fb0 The Tysh s El9 Pge' Et1s!t Ninth bounded by and
Ftfty-fourth street and Tenth avenue.
The Thirteenth Election District IS bounded by and
Fifty-hfth street Hudson river
The Fourteenth Election District Is by and
Wa5t
Fifty-dfth street and Ninth avenue.
The Fifteenth Election District $ bounded by and
within West Fifty seventh street Ninth avenue West
Fifty-s,xth street. and Tenth avenue
The sixteenth @ nth Election District is bounded by and
Fifty-siHth street ana Hudson river VENUE "'''
The sSysItesnth & Election District bounded and
Fifty-seventh street. and Tenth avenue
The Eighteenth Election District Is bounded bv and
within West Fifty ninth street and Eighth avenue
West Fifty-seventh street. and Ninth avenue.
The Nineteenth Election District In hou,ded bv and
within West Sxtteth street, Columbus Avenue Ninth
avenue West Flfty-eighth street. and Hudson river
The Twentieth Election District in bounded bv and
within West Stxty-hrst street Central Pnr West West
Fifty-ninth
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
Election Notice.

within Eas, Eleventh Avsnus c. Tenth street
within East TweIfth street. Avenue C. East Eleventh
street and Avenue B.
within East Thirtsenth street. Avenue c. East TWeifh
The Tentyseoond Election District Ia bounded by and
teeath street and Avenue B.
FIFTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The First Election District bounded By and
West Forty.fourh street Ninth avenue. West Foryhird
me Second Election District r bounded BY and within
ives, Wss Eortyfogrth street Eighth avenue West Forty
The Third Election District Is bounded by and within
West Fory-aith street Ninth avenue West FOrty-fOurth
The Fourth E:ection District bounded BY and within
fourth street. and Ninth avenue
The Firth Election District Is bounded by and within
street. and Tenth avenue.
The Sixth Election District bounded by within
street ana Ninth avenue avenue "s1
The Seventh Election by within
sixth street and Ninth avenue ts''"'''
The Eighth Election District is bounded by and within
west Forty-seventh Ninth avenue. West Forty
sixth street and Tenth avenue
west Forth District Is S'gnSd by % and Ehn
sixth street and Eleventh avenue.
The Tenth Election District is bounded by
sixth street Hudson river.
The Eleventh Election by
s.ee OF West Forty ninth street. from Eleventh
West stree, to West Sor9y
street. north side of FoTty-eghth street from
-n'h % avenue TO Hudson river and Hudson river
west E eth Election District bounded by and within
street snd Es1eSt TSnsa West
Inc Thirteenth Election District Is bounded by ma
with souJh side o. West Fortyninth street from Tenth
ave avenue 70 Eleventh avenue, and side Of Tenth
- ' ~
The Fourteenth Election District Is bounded by md
ninth street. and Tenth avenue
The Fifteenth Election District fs bounded by and
MnIh south side of West Forty ninth street from Ninth
e.uS 20 lenth avenue and side Of Tenth
from west fory-eghth West Fortyninth
& &!he sixteenth Election District s bounded by
WllLh west side Of Ninth from West Forty
esnh street to West Forty-ninth
/ avenue. -
within West Forty-eighth street Ninth avenue,
rorty-seventh street. and Tenth
Ihs Eighteenth Election District bounded by
Wthn west Fory-eighth street. Eighth avenue. West
FoFty seventh street. and Ninth
The Nineteenth Election District Is bounded bv and
within north and south sides Foryninth street
from Eighth Ninth Eighth
avenue. from West Forty-eghth
Eighth avenue Ninth and Ninth
| ninth street
The Twentieth Election District is bounded by and
Eighth avenue 70 Ninth avenue, west side Of Eighth
avenue, from West Ftftisth Fifty-drst
street north and south sides Of West Feth
Eighth avenue 20 Ninth and side
Avenue, from West Fortyninth West Fftydst
street.
The Twenty first Election District Is bounded by
within West Fifty second street Eighth avenue. West
| Fifty-first street. and Ninth
The Twentysecond Election District bounded by anT
within West Fifty-third Eighth West
/ tifty-second street. and Ninth avenue.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
EIection Notiee

street. and First avenue AVenes A. Ear ssr,..
IN Fsst i1s tsnlh Election District Il bouns.o -.
street, and Avenue A. 80 -'eNus .. East sxsss-sas.
v-,tl5a ae IEleyenth Election District n 49,
teeTtb s.lsnteenth street East Riv-- y sas
Avenue b - East Sixteenth strs.s 7sea.
within ES., E%sifsh Election District is bou,s.o
tseuth street. and First avenue o' q. Eat s@vsn-
vvftb,g 1rhIrteenth Election District =, 49,.
teeufb .-sI Iteenth street ~
street and Second avenue ' Nase saVsn,ssnSa
within 'FSgT'es9th F1sf Election District Is bouns.s
Hiu'eenth street. and Third avenue 1 s'snus. Es.f
vitbln Erstes2th r Election District Is bou,a.. =,
0snth street. and Second avenue N' a East Eight.
vtibt tns sixteenth Election Distriet q, b0,....
Eightsenth strse, en,y-nrst street East River 80 -
and First avenue n last Nineteenth st.ssr
witbi5 Exsa'senth E, Election District Z. bov,1.s -
Ninstesnth street sd street First avsnas 20
yvitbI5 Trlshteenth Election District tv bo,-0.
Twentydrst teh'y-third street Second avsD,s vsld
me Nineteenth Election rfs,-,.. a,
s.rea. norta and south sides 81 Fast r1 r-s1 - a1f
OF FIRST avepue i4e 20 Second avenue. west saS
s+rss+ scohq street. north Of Easf T-e 20 salt
S'.eet 20 East Twenty-thir street +"eaty-cEz
within sogtb 5a u Election District bounded s
ee9nd avenue to East River: EaSy PvS rSSesl ron
Twenty-frst stres, SIDE Of Eirst avenue tom "a
01t st'eet 70 East Twenty-thrd ssreeT '"shly-sao-
- ne Twenty first Election Dfy.rfot q. -,
Pa, - Ih East Twenty fourth street F,s 'oed b
- eh'y- thlFd street. and Second aver1s a'eala.
anc within East T7ventv-astb cr ss. Is bounded by
r. 'y-iourth street and Second aver1. @Fs11e.
and b.iodr'y vent third Election District IS boun0..
East L"enty-third street and First sveaus @s' EvsI.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
FOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District bounded by and within
north and south sides OF East Eleventh street from
Second avenue TO Third avenue. side Of Second
from oE East sng Tt T street TO St Marks place
The Second Election District by and within
Es f of East T sf2nd % north and south
Td a. aveR % sad hS Avenue from East Eleventh
The Third Election District is bounded by and within
East Fourteenth street First avenue north and south
East Tvelfth street to East rourseSb 9eenue' from
The Fourth bounded by and within
and south Of East Twelfth street from First
from East Eleventh street to East Thrteeath sree
East Eleventh street and Second
Fifth Election District Is bounded by and within
East Eleventh street First avenue. East NiEth
Sixth Election District is bounded by and within
EasI Ninah street First avenue ST. Marks place and
The seventh Election is bounded by and with
In East Ninth street Avenus A. St Marks place
The Eighth Election District bounded by within
East Tenth street. Avenue A, East Ninth street and
Tho Ninth Election District bounded by and within
East Eleventh street. Avenue A. East Tenth street
The Tenth Election District bounded BY and within
and First avenue avenue A. Nas' eleventh street
The Eleventh , Election District Is bounded by and
Eleventh street and Avenue c.
The Twelfth Election District bounded by with
and Avenus A. " 's'i'h
The Thirteenth Election District is bounded by and
Ehh a d mast JaIr.eenth street. Avenue B. East Twelfth
street and 4vDm street Avenue b. East Eleventh
The Fifteenth Election District is bounded b., and
and Avenue Eleventh street Avenue b. Seventh street
The Sixteenth Election District is bounded BY ana
R VIZ "a Ashth street. Avenue C. Seventh street and Ave
The Seyentssa!h Election District is by and
WIhn @ Fast Ninth street. Avenue c. Eighth street
The Eightesnth Election District is bounded by ana
snS Avenue ReH'h street Avenue C. East Ninth street
The Nineteenth Election District is pounded by ana
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-23
lnsr,a..a Id. d El,etrIeItr.

An excellent illustration Of how
electricity Is superseding steam in
many quarters Is found In a contract
recently awarded by the Empire ship.
building company. Of Buffalo This
company has decided 10 use electric
power 20 pump ont It's floating dry
docks IN the Erie basin. The motors
{ @ De constructed will work the pumps
much faster than the steam engines
formerly in use. u being estimated
that the docks can be cleared Ia tvo
aud one half hours less time To &C.
oomplish this a thirty ave horse power
motor viii be located on each of the
two docks. and the electricity viii be
supplied by a cable laid aloug the bot
tom Of the basin.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-23

DR.. Darier Of Paris describes a case
81 cancer Of the face which. through
application Of radium, had been ren.
dered painless. Similar results have
been obtained by other noted experts
He has also found quick and pain.
Killing effects of radium IN certain
diseases Of the eye. The influence
OF Tadium upon the motor.uerve cen.
tiers he considers OF sti,l greater in.
p~ortAuce. In two cases OF nervous
sp2sms-which occurred three 10 four
times a weeS-weak radium prepare.
tons were applied 10 the temples Tor
two q three days. when the spasms
ceased In a Ease also Of presump
tive inability Of motion, caused by
nervous debility. radium effected a
complete cure within three days
probably. however. through sugges
uon. In actual facial paralysis Of en-.
tirely new origin radium Effected a
cure in one day.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-23

Bent Murdoch PAYS tribute 20 the
shecPsouel pie. which was one OF the
Injuries 40 primitive Kansas Il Was
driedApplo pie from December until
grass, or until the squews came
around with wild EoOseherries Eut.
happy thought Win the coming oi
the Johnuyjumpup came shoepsoyrC'
and With sorghum sweeiouirg Whst
lovely pics we've made, com bread
ana Missouri baoon SORGHUM end
huttcrmilk with a quarter section q
sheepsorrcl pie "a hnish up Kansas
people ~ this day and generauon
tonf know VIA, good ining les
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-23
Not > Praetieal Politician.

Senator nepcw addressed Yale stu.
dents a few days aEo. his subject uo-
ing politics. His speech was pitched
in a high key. and some Of his audit.
ors took note % this fact That was
a beautiful speech, senator, said =
reckless junior in the evening. But
We feel ourselves incapable % apply.
ing your theories q aetual life. Won't
you give ID q footncte-somothing,
senator. 10 yoa please. on practical
polltics9' hut the Manufactured
Statesman answered only; Good
Lordi That's not IN my line. You
should cali OF the highest living au-
thoriy-Thomas c. Piatt"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-23
ookMAN AS SENATE PAGE.
Youthful Prank Of Statesman Recent.
~ Brought TO Light.

Youthful Prank Of Statesman Recent.
~ Brought TO Light.
Workmen engaged 10 moving some
hangings IN the supreme court room
in the capital az Washington recently
discovered the name. Arthur P. Cor
man. cut In one OF the marble col
umns. In 1852 the present supreme
court o was the senate chamber.
and Arthur p. German had just been
appointed a senste page. This work
with his penknife indicates assurance
on the part Of this l3-year-old Mary
land yourEster. remarkable even IN a
senate page boy. and senate page
boys as a class fear neither men.
princes nor potentates. nor do they
respect any power other than the ser
geant al arms. But few Of them de.
face the capitol with their peuknives
IN quite such conspicuous fashion. Ar.
thur p. German al IS. however. evi.
dently intended Go miss no opportunt
ties 10 leave an impression OF HIS
presence behind him. He is said 20
have been no paragon as a page boy.
but a very ordinary. active. mischiey.
Gus yuungster.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-23
H GOAL or ALL.
Two Coos Acres Surrounded BY the
Strife fer E~Histence.


Two Gods Acres Surrounded BY the
Strife fer Existence.
These two Gods Acres, says a New
York writer. referring 10 ST. Paul's
and Trinity churchyards in the lower
part Of the metropolis, are Just NOW.
in their beautiful spring-green dress,
with sge.brown trimmings. among the
loveiiest spots IN New York. Turn
aside. stranger. and rest there a mo
ment. Step out Of the whirl Of the
Grand Canon Of Broadway and cool
yourself on an ancient tombstone.
Some Of those shades are 300 years
old. In the midst Of death they are
In life. but their silent siumbers are
not disturbed by all the noise and rat
tie Of the busiest street In the world.
nor by the crash-crash Of the elevated
railroad, the humping Of whose
wheels causes the ground 10 shiver
and the solemn vaults 70 echo. Fresh
Tulips are peeping up. The trees are
leapinC into leaf. What a place for
refectionl Above. the deep dome Of
heaven. Below. the mortal remains Of
immortality. on all sides-north. east.
south and west-the hot struggle for
existence. The mad mob Of human
miserables. crowding each other even
for breath, can look between the pick
cts Of the iron fence and see the end
Of all The goal is in plain view.
Stop. my brother. and ask the ques.
ton, For what am ! living?"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-23
R.nt Rsalum ey liept

when one reats o. the considerable
use that is being made incidentally g
radium Il cen hardly credible thu,
50 much q have been made OF sQ
little The amount procurable In Ion.
don today Is oOusiderably less than q
grain. Consequently. as only q lin.
tied number 81 medical men can have
an opportunity Of utilizing this weird
chemical, II is Suggested that chem.
ists should follow the example u ore
of their number who has obtained 3
small tube containing ave mili'
grammCs Of radium bromide and
hires Il out at s. SO an hour This is
surely the strsngcst development q
modern pharmacy.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-23
Helen eeuIa's Fame Widespread.

Miss Helen Gould seems 20 De world
famous. While az the "city Of Jeru-
salem, 10 the worlds fair grounds az
81, Louis the other DAY. one az re
party with which she was asked the
Nazarene guide. SaHouri, u ne had
ever heard OF Helen Gould. "Oh.
yes, be replied. "Sho Is a great
American woman. a philanthropist
and a Christian. Where did you
hear u her, In Palestine ca Ia Amer
icaG" sanouri was asked. "ln Palcs.
tine, many, many times. and IN Amer
ica since ! came over he said
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-23
% ln,rnsLIsnssa prauaLtlman.

An apparatus which makes Il pos
sihlo e. draw In perspective mCchan-
icsliy, ~ithout previous training. Is
the invention Of a Swiss. who names
Il the rcrspoctartigraph. A telescope
with hrir lines 10 show rs center
and a crayon pencil are huns with a
universal joint DO that they moyo to-
ecther. The draughtsman holds the
pencil iu hts hand aud moves it over
the paper In such a way as 90 make
the intersection of the hair lines IN
ne telescope follow the outline Of the
object 20 b copied,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-23
Strona LANGUAGE.

Fredericksburg. Ind. June 20.-ReV.
Euoch p. Stevens Of this place uses
etrong language in speaking Of Doad's
Kidney pills and be gives good rea.
son for What he says.
i cant praise Dodd's Kidney Pills
too much, says Mr.. Stevens They
have done ne 50 much good / vas
troubled with my kidneys so much
that had to get up two or three times
IN the night and sometimes in the
day when starting 10 the waterhouse
the water would come from me before
getting there. Two boxes OF Dodd's
Kidney Pills cured me entirely.
= have recommended Dotd's KID
ney Pills 10 many people and have
never yet heard Of a failure. Dodd's
Kidney Pills are the things for kid,
ney disease and rheumatism"
Dodd's Kidney Pills always cure
the kidneys. Good kidneys ensure
pure blood. Pure blood means good
health.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-23
b1H21HE CAHz4S

she viii make from the witness stand
against her millionaire husband will
turn the tide Of Affairs and result in
her being given absolute control OF
her daughters.
Lawrence c. Phipps is q nephew Of
Henry Phipps OF the biliion-dollar
steel trust. The nephew was form
erly treasurer OF the Carnegie Steel
Company and HIS fortune IS estimated
az $50. goo. GOO. His wife was Miss
Gencyieve Chandler. daughter Of a
former governor. The couple we're
married six years ago. The family es-
arrangement is laid to A. Hart Mckee.
the wife's cousin, who recently went
abroad on the same steamer with her.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-23
FREE TO TuENT--FIg1 LADIES.


FREE TO INVENTIVE LADIES'
The Defiance Starch Co wth give
e ladies . rUund urp ticket 20 tie
St Louis Exposition. % Ave ladies' II
each o. the following states uiaoia
Iowa. Nebraska Kansas znd Ms
Eouri Who VIII Eend n the largest
number Of trade MARKS cut fron .
ten-oent, le-ounce package q Def
zucs cold water Laundry starch This
means from your oEn hone. arr
where in the above named EtSses
These trade MARKS mus BE usllet
70 and received By the Defiance
Starch Co, Omaha. Nebr- before sep
tember lst. 1885, October ard N0vsz-
Der viii be TIE best uozths 70 vEt
the Exposition Remember tat De6
aEce is the only starch put Up Is o.
"a fun pound} % the package YoE
get Une-third more starch FOR the
same money thar q any other Eut.
and Defiance never sticks to the irua.
The tickets 20 the EXpuEitio1 III bs
sent b. registered mail SepteEbeE
5th- Starch for sale by al dealerL
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-06-23
500 Reward. 500.

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