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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-25
NOT DISBARRED.
F. W. Hovey Was An Alien
When Admitted.
Therefore, Was Never Legally a Men,
Der of the Bar.
Admission Cancelled and Record Of
Disbarment Reversed.

Editors Kennebec JOrunal:
The telegram of yesterday relative
to the r. w. HOvey case should be cor
rected. In May 1903 Mr.. HOvey was
dIsbarred at a hearing where through
misunderstanding he had no oppor-
tunity to explain the charges. This
Judgment, while unreversed, prevented
Mr.. Hovey from practicing in another
state. Judge Spear in January, after
full hearing, ordered this Judgment
reversed and new hearing upon the
charges. This left Mr.. Hovey REIN
stated as lawyer but with charges
pending against him. The Bar Com
m;ttee was ordered to file specifications.
The first specification alleged that Mr.
Hovey was not a citizen when admitted
to the Bar i'll 1887. 1t appeared that
Mr.. HOvey was not a citizen in 1887
although he believed. in good faith, that
he was. He was naturalized in 1902.
No alien can be II member of the bar.
1t was so plain that Mr.. HOvey was not
q member of the bar by reason of
alienage that on my motion Judge
Wiswell and Judge StrOut ruled that
there could lie no hearing on the
charges. \ decree was made ordering
the cancellation of the record of his
admission. Mr.. Hovey is therefore no
longer member. He has not been dis
barred. The record of disbarment has
been reversed. He, like all other
private citizens, can apply for adrliS-
sion to any bar with no record of eX-
pulsion or any other record against
him. His many friends in this Valley
have a right to know that he returns
West with all judgment against him
reversed and with no judgment of ex-
pulsion or disbarment to prevent his
seeking. admission to any bar.
"a II. Nj. HEATH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-25
ATTAcKED BY FIRE.
Damage to Another Theatcr in the
City of Chicago.

-
Chicagos Feb. ,s4.7-Another theater
building in Chicago has been attacked
hy fire. The Latest structure is the
sky scraper known as the Schiller. 1G
stories in height, and located before a
square west of the. Iroquois. The Car
rick thcater. recefilys reopened. is situ-
atcd in the Schiller building. Fire
started on the 13th floor before day
light and for a time seemed likely to
get beyond control owing to the diff
culties Of effectively : reaching the
flames at such a lofty. location. Guests
of the Union hotel zaij ctning ION the
west were rouscds from siecr aud some
Of them were in a panic. The fire dam
age. however, was sinallsafd was con
fined to the: foar upper stories of the
Gchillcr building u a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-25
AM,cAeLk, seTTLEwenr
Between National, class Company and
It's sEmpioycs.

Pittsburg. PAT, Feb. 2i.-Official an
nouncemcntssis' made that the differ
teiices betweeif the National Glass Com
panys and its employees have been
amicably settled and worl; will be re-
si'uted at once at the following plants:
indiann Glass Co, Dunkirk. Ind; Ohio
Flint Glass Co. Lancaster. Ohio: Riv-
'eriidc Glass Co. Wellsburg. ". Va;
MckCoh Jannettc Glass Works. JEAN
cite. Ind; Rochester Tumbler Works
Rochester. Pa. and the Cumberland
GlA&:; Co. Of Cumberland. Md.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-25
MAKES CONFESSION.
Ho..cttcr Charged With Embedding
St. Louis Exposition Matter.

IT. Louis. Feb. 24-Frenk G. Hostel
Ter. superintendent of the Worlds fair
post office station was arrested. today,
charged with opening. OBTAINING and
emhczz,inG mail matter. letters and
Packages. covering a period of more
tha1 two months. He made a full con-
irsSion and was held for the federal
grand jury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-25
ROBBED OF $50, 900.
Bandits Try Express Company !
Texas State. &

Chicago. Feb. ga dispatch to the
Tribune from El Paso. Texas. says:
1t has just become known here that
me Wells Fargo Express Co. was rob-
hHi Of $4,000, two weeks ago. at Ira
puato. Mexico. Express company Of
metals are now at Irapuato 'endeavor-
ING TO run down the robbers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-25
UNANIMOUS CHOICE.
Mayor Bcal Again Renominated by
Bangor Republicans.

Bangor, Me-. Feb. 24.-(SpeciaD.-
The Hon. F. o. Beal. who has already
served seven terms as mayor Of Ban
gor. was renominated, tonight. at the
caucus for Republicans. Only $50
votes were cast, all Of them being for
Mr.. Beal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-25
Reported That Several Warships Have
Been Sunk by Russians--The ST.
berian Railway Now Under
Martial Law.

London, Feb. IA dispatch to the
Reuters Telegram Co. from St. Peters
burg, sent at II o'clock tonight, says
that on Feb. 20 the Japanese attempt.
ed to send four steamers filled with OK.
plosivcs among the Russian fleet in
Port Arthur harbor.
These fire ships did no damage and
were themselves destroyed, two being
sunk and two going ashore.
Two Japanese boats esecrting the
fire ships were destroyed by Russian
guns.
A dispatch to the Central News from
St. Petersburg gives another version
Of the reported Chinese defeat at Port
Arthur, according to which the Japan.
sse planned to sink some barses in the
strait leading from the outer to tho in
ncr harbor Of Port Arthur, thus block
ing the exit. The Russian gunfirc,
however, sunk the barges before they
arrived at the intended spot.
st. Petersburg. Feb. 25.-12.1O A. Nj
The widest rumors have been afloat
mere regarding the reported japanese
repulse at Port Arthur. but up to mid
night nothing official could be learned.
An official bulletin, however. is ex-
pected soon.
1t is reported unoficially that the
Japanese. while attempting to land at
Pigeon Bay, lost two cruisers and two
transports.
st. Petersburg, Feb. 25.-215 A. NJ
Reports of a Russian victory at Port
Arthur We're current, late yesterday af-
ternoon, and early in the evening, and
about midnight they seemed to have
been definitely confirmed; but in the
absence of an official announcement,
which is momentarily expected, the
stories of the dimensions of this vic
tory were most conflicting and confus-
ing in character.
The most circumstantial report was
that the Japanese had attempted to
bottle up Admiral Stark's fleet at Port
Arthur by sinking two stone-laden vcs-
sells at the entrance of the harbor, en-
ploying the tactics which were consid-
cred but not executed by the late Ad-
miral Sampson, United States navy,
with the Merrimac at Santiago during
the Spanish-American war. According
to this account two japanese ships ap-
peared off the harbor with a japanese
fleet behind them and ostensbly in pur-
suit. The Russians, however, suspect
ed the ruse and their ships steamed
out, sank the stone-laden vessels, en-
gagged and defeated the enemy and
drove them off. The reports Of the loss
inflicted. however, are conflicting,
All the stories include the feature of
the vessels loaded with stones. but ac-
Cordlng to some versions the Japanese
fleet was conveying transports with the
purpose of effecting landing at Pig
con bay. and after the failure of this
preliminary maneuver the Russians
played havoc with both the japanese
and the transports. sinking
four of the former and two of the lat
ter. One account even gives the name
Of the battleship Retvizan which par
licularly distinguished herself during
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-25
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-25

Three armed bandits entered an out
fit car nj which Is Greek railroad la
horers were sleeping at Modena. Utah.
ana at the point of revolvers compelled
them to hand over nearly $4,000 repre-
senting their savings for months. The
highwaymen escaped
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-25
Police Chief Shaw.

Boston. Feb. 24.-Gov. Bates. today,
appointed Jos. f. Shaw chief of the
Massachusetts district police, vice
Wade, deceased.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-25
FAIR AND COLDER.

Washington, Feb. 24.--Forecast for
Thursday and Friday for New Eng
eastern Maine; fresh to brisk north
west winds: Friday, fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-25
Fatal Colorado Snow Slide.

Crested Butte. Colo. Feb. 24.-Six
miners have been killed by "a snow
slide near the Augusta mine, nine miles
from Crested Butte.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-25

New Decatur. Ala. Feb. 24.-F'ire has
destroyed the principal business block
mere. The loss to eight firms is about
$4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-25

Father Johns Medicine Cures Colds,
Prevents Pneumonia. Guaranteed.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-23

iom tog os BERTH, bar Der 103 PAS
iagerer. Gn onben 9aob. iom gdar
til en- gp, Der heo0er 5a.rhOpe, habbe
omtrent li9e iaa mango Omboro. 80
naIten ale Iammen bar bet 5olt, Der
tom Der for at inoe iig ct mt 9iem.
9i truf Dog ineen DANTE bIanot
pore MebreiienOe; i bet belle tuget :
De DANTE temmelig fparIomt repre-
~ienterst bernebe. Ser er 10 moi en-
Del banIfe 5omilier; men De Dor temz
melig fpreote. Seq ftuIoe gnife, al en-
Del DANTE Ci9r fra ben fOreneoe
9irte) bilbe fomme berneo % ie.
hooroan Der Ter uo. for ieg tror. at
benne part At 2anoet bar en- 5rems
tio for Tig, boab bet timelige un9oar,
CO Der er ittert ct bebogeIist aGima
% tint 0rifteoano oberalt.
9ton bet Iaa life .ogiaa tunbe laoe
iig gre, at bi lunoe fad iad mango
Al bore 5olt berneb, iaa Ri tunoe foa
bet gobt ogiaa j aanoelig 9enisenoe2
sSeq oil baabe BET. Ser tan ables mr.
ten al Slags 5rust og 9aOeiuger,
Sutterrsr, Ulajs, 9aore og gOmuIo.
8et er Stoplano, og Sfoben ftaI
rnbbes p9f fsrit, ianet moi, men ben
Ct life fem at rDo6e, bet er melt imaa
5raer 0elop 9ine). CO Stumpesne
raa6ner burti9t Ter / BET miloe ali=
ma. @r9s er Ter not at for 8reas
turerne bele 4aret runbt. humber
Il 6iaig, faa Def er life oprt at bpgge.
ga. M TOR jeg lite ifriOe mere
penne Sang; ieg er bange for, at BET
oiI tags for megen 91abs Op %
trptte 2Gierne. Sua bill jeg flute
meo en- benli9 6iIfen til a0e Dan
iferen"s 2aiers. pg farIig biIies Ben
nerne / Uarb So, Rorb 0utota.
Qret 2unbgren.
clarion, 9aIopin 60. Qla., Is.
Dec6r. 1904.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-23
9gosanmeloelie.

Sirsbag Is. Dec. 1904 benToD
Nrs. u. 6. peterfen, {. 9anielfeu,
fgbt 3. 5ebruar 1871, tom fra 0an=
mart til Racine 26. SUM 1868. gun
efterlaber 7 8ern. 2 8srn er gaast
foruo at mgbes meb benbe / be epige
8oliger. 9esuben efterluoer bun 10
Sgffenoe. Mrs. Sanne Sprenfen,
Sfbfofb. o9 g. 5. Danielfen, @aus
paca. = 6un tunbe not regnes til
be Iti0e / 2anoet, iiben 2ibets Oil
Dor traaote frem paa 6enbes Ban
bring. 80 MRnb og 4 Ssltenoe er
osfad gdaet forub. SUN l9rte / 81
be at iBge til 6erren, og Der tunbe
Sanb6eb iiges, at Sub bar henbes
Stnrte; berfOr tunbe bun ogfaa itge:
Ri ifuae b9re title for 6erren, og bet
er gobt, at bette 2io life er en- gpige
beo. 6enbes @labe bar at iamIss
meo Suns 8Brn til Opb1egeIfe pad
8anoringen bernebe. 6un iabnes me
oct at fine t9re; men LAB os Tgrge
fom De. Der bar 5aab ON mart at
Tamles / De ebige goliger, bpor Der
life er Sorg eaer Sfrig e1er pine.
Saf til ale, Der bar beoiit benos
eobt Der og life glemte benbe / be
tltnge 8a9e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-23
,Oaniferen".
sreOaa b. 23. December 1904.
Blair, Nebr.

Oanf @ubstieneife pad Senoag
Dor oonlte lutberIts airte til De i9o-
sanlise 9tOer, JOrm. ST. 1890 o9
Aften Rl. 7.30.
@snba9sItole / 8irtens 8oIemeni
SCI. 9 Morgen.
6uf bore SulsguOstienetsr, itte
at fOrglemme SUBTRACT 2. Suleoaga
bitten.
@ubstieneTte / aennarb SuIe=
oag Torm. al. 1890 Og SuIetra men
8srnefef famine Days often.
-SibIte @pnOug par prof. g. 9.
Big paa .,6remunt Batter" Og oeItoa
/ airtein5bielfen ligeIaa puItor n.
81. @n0erfen. Qrof. Dig bIeD Mans
Dag oper og ftuIbe boIbs ct 5Oreorag
ON Stolen.
0ar @ilers nRif BAN Wlntle
Mufifforps paa oeres Gtreets qdrabe
UlonOag 26. 9ecbr.
5 npsnaDnte a%nleoning par
guT. Qunb fra 6ampton / Blair og
EilIte paa os. 0g lige / 5orpeien
bapbe Di BAIT geisg at g. 9enbrit=
zen fra 0ampton. Gan baOoe Oas
ret / DARIUS. Sd, at Beige i'm Dat
Ter Og Spigerfsn. paitor 9onbo.
U1rs. 8onbo bar pnret fpg og unoer.
faftet en- Separation for life Iange
fiOen. Men. bOuo Oi oilbe iige = BE-
feget fra 6ampton pdr meget tart,
bd bet tiente til at opfriTte mango
sdmlIe, fare Climber.
gilers ,Rif Ban @intle"
Germania San, manbag 26. Dec.
% perIoner, Muittorps Og OrteIter.
Og naur ri iaa life bar an
bet at Ttripe ON, ~ftriper Ri ON geir 0g
8inO. 0g bet fan man 10 ba Iige
fad gobt fort9ue ON. naor bet er
gobt, Tom mar bet er onbt. @i bar
bibtil bait en- meget magelig 9intsr.
og be Tioite 9uge bar bet tigefrem ba=
ret milbt / 9eiret, faa bet lille Gag
Sne er forTounbet. Der fpdueoes
Gne / Dag, men bet sr life blsoet til
noqet enonu. 9et truer bog.
qris for ,Rif Gan @inf1s"
Manbag 26. Dec: 25c. 35c og SOC.
So6n Mc0uarrie bar ct ftOri
Oplag of goaningsmateriaIer og Sui
til IapeIfe prifer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-23
WiinneapOlis, Wiinn.

Den Tiofe ltges lib bar Orret
martet me0 ulptter for oor 8p.
Zen 10. ON Qftenen opitob Der
SlO / en- gqgning pua 8. @oOe mar
/. Qoe., toloet qect gDgningsn. 81
ben greb ON fig og breote fig iii
soutea grotb. 5orretning og gintlef
9D9ningcrne paa i. 2loe., bD.lts ags
6ranbte til 8runoen % gjorbc tiaiss
Sto5e paa omli9genoe GjenOomme,
teriblanot gopers (tioligere G.. 6.
Slien), Der Iiftert er fenbt at mango
omtring minneapolis. Stnben an
flaas iii $4,000. Mlen bet bnri4e
par, at to granbmGnb latte 2ibet til
/ be branbenbe g1sninger. @eb Giz
oen at qect 9hgningen paa 8. @obe
laa en- minore gbgning, bIunbt an
Get ben1ttet til 5otel, og MI / Mans
bags Qftes omfring ST. u, msbens
geboerne laa og foo, blaite @inoen
Den bejs Mur, Der itob eFter 9ranbsn,
neb oOer benne 8Dgning og tnufte
rem. bborbeb 6 MenneIfer omfom. 60
y andre tom mere eI1er minbre til
Stabe.
SiOfte 3orsbug Deb Miobaestiben
nebbrGnbte ben fore f~atolite airte
pad 18. QOe, og "a. 9obe.
Samme Dag br9nbte Gincoln
Stolen, fom bar en- at be elbIte /
8pen, og tiaige Soobanens Bro pber
Misiisiippifoben.
Sibite 5rebag psb Mibbugstiben
ipaOiereOe 5. 3. R.6mpnb og Gina
gbriitiunieu neb ab 8. 9nbe. 9ebit
Tom be git, afDrebe ban to Stub paa
benoe og Or9bte benoe pou Stebet rg
brabte berpaa fig Iefp. De babbe
p9ret forlobet A a 5 Qar. Mif5
g6riitianien bar | Here 4ar brs0et en-
8amefrGbberforretning Der | 8pen
og / ben iibite 3ib beItpret Dame
ifreoberaFbelingen bos Dm. 0onolbs
fon. Del Fiees. at bun er at banlf
5ertomit. Sun bIeb fsbt / Dane Co.,
Mis., os bun bleO begraOet / Silo
lutberIte airtes &~irtegaorb beb Got
tonpoob, Minn. pait. M. Romffab
forretteoe.
9i, fom enbnu er %ftuanet for lllpts
fer, LAB os tatte Sub berfor. Oe Iaa
en- glaOelig Sui til @enner fern og
mar. 8. H asmusen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-23
Yaa 2~anoepeitn.

o!60Or Tfal De ben meo ben 9sit2"
iii 9prlagen."
oDlaa jsg fe ct GjebIit pua ben;
jeg bar gob aenbfa6 til Sefte2"
BAR laa gob!"
Den npsgerrige Mano unberIsgsr
DDret og ertl9rer Oerpaa: Den 9eIl
Teller 10 life bet minOlte."
.Iei bet tror jeg beaer life"
o6bOrfor gaar De iao til Dbrla.
gen meb benz"
o5orbi ben tilberer bam."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-23
DoanhanoeI oo Smeoepoerflteo.

Vor velkrndte Landsmand, SeREN JKN.
SEN, haT mndtaEet en- stor F~orsyning at
FINE BrGsfES, som saslges I'll rimelige
Pr ser. Han saelgef Lansing NoRuen med
fuid Garanti. Hans S~uIgdevsTkFt q eT ny
lig forsynrt med en- ny acknowledgements
og er ale Maad-T udruetet Ill at gore alt
til FACET henherende.
Vaer saa god 1T kiRRe ind hos ham.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-23
Blair Electric isht & PowerC Co.

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Den dvgtigste, solideste og mest 9kouo-
mi~ke Tieneste 1 Nebraska.
Meter Sy ten. Nattensste. Fri FoFnyelse.
Traadene indlegges / Husene efter nye-
ste Metode-
Elektriske Klokker, ..Fictures", Skaerme
o. $. y. keparatione god udforte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-23
hos. p. Lippinco

The Implement Dealer on State St.,
piair, Men. hes the following eoods
or hand that must be sold within
the next 90 days: Deering Binders,
Mowers, RHkes and Irvine. AcmeStackers
and Sweeps. Superior Stackers q Sweeps.
Red Jacket Pumps. Aermotor Wind Mills
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-23
6eOebuict.

of 6. 9laubredt. 9enne upper
iiss og gooe lille Bog er COB at lal,
to 9angs. III Siber. / Omfl.. 25c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-14
THIRTy-FoURrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

IRE First Election District bounded BY ard WITHIN
avenue one Hundred ard Nineteenth street. AMI
The second Election District is bounded BY and wthla
East one Hundred and fwe9ty-asJ street second ave
IaS,5 5A sSeaa nue. H'l's ana N's's street ana lex
The Tntrd Election District IS BOUNDED " ard vaiu
East one Hundred and Ninst-en5h street All second
The Fourth Election District Is souadss BY ami whia
East One Hundred and INsnty-dlst stTse, Harlem gsr
avenue.
The Ftta Election District is bounded ~ and wsaia
r1es Esst One Hundred Tvsasy-ssss street ana
The sixth Election District IS sounssd ~ and within
East ons hundred and FSs5'y-shlsd street Frst ave-
Second aveuge
The Seventh Election Esrriet is houudea BY ara xasu
nge East one Hundred and Twenty FIRST ssseet aa3
The Eighh Election Dlss-tst bounded ~ and within
East One TWeuVy-f1urth T1iri ave-
Lexington avenue
The Ninth Election p,ssr,et is bounded BY and wthia
49, S S 1 11St 1 ana Tesvf,rtS es &C., Eaa syssae
and Park avenue -
The Tenth Election DlstEist bounded and tts-s
nue. Eas, One Hundred and TWsnty-third str.oS sNa
The Eleventh Election psststet bounded By and within
Is C| T1115-z enc sj S- S Ssse, E.sa 4Segae.
River. East one Hundred and Tweutyrhrd stres. ana
me TTslf.h Election oatEiss BOUNDED Is and hiu
t..sHl -, =. C-e 1Iq.sg aHa ISey-lal.ll
Street and sssoad svenSs. -A1 i''''s am
TIE Thirteeath Election District is BOUNDED bv ana
wtthu East one Hundred and TUeEty-siSth street Third
ayenue. East one Hundred and TWenrysevsntn stree
Second avenue. Esst One Hundred ard Twoaty-afs1
street. and LsxtnZton avenue.
The EeuTsssnth Ei5sricn District IS hounied By ami
within East One Hundred Twenry-uinch street lev
fzgton East Ons Hundred THsnty fta street,
and PARA
The Ettsslth Election District is bounded b. -ni
Withn East One Hundred and lwentF-ninth srTear Tr
avenue East one Hundred ald TWsHsy-sxth street ana
Lexington avenue
The sixteenth Election District q bounded BY AMI
within harlem River. Second East one Fff-n,l
Snd Twenty seventh street Third aveaJrs East one I'm
dred and INen'y-nlnth street.. and Lexington
The Seventeenth Election District Is BOUNDED IN ara
within Last One Hundred and Thlrty-hrst
ton avenue East One Hundred T,geHsv-uish 49,
and Fifth
The Eighteenth Election District Is bounded bv ana
within Elst One Hundred ThiTty-rhiri street.
sQn avenue EEzt CH- Hundred Thrty-seso,a rrrss
Harlem River Lexington avenue Ea7r one F,t.f-r
Thirty street, and Fifth avenue
The Niueesonth Election Distract i bnr1r7.f 49, -
wtthin Harlem itiver East One Hundred ana Tnirs~-
second street Madison
Eht-ty-thtrd street. and Fifth avenue.
JOHN r. VoORWIe
CHARLES r. D1EF
JOHN MAGUInU
ECLQLlH G. FELE,ER.
S~~S~1- - ~-Na- CoullntssaQnsrz OF -1eclioas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-14
TWENTY SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Ihs ElESt Elsoaoa DiIE.e, Is bounded By and within
- 80 street First avenue East Fifty-rut
East Ihryutnth Etrest, East River. Thirtsshfh
Third aSsnss '--@' seventh ''ss'' anu
The ZAira Election District IS bounded by and within
ana sscone avenue - LAST III ~ I'''1 street.
The Fourth E.sston Distret By and within
street and LszanEfon avenue --- -''-'l
The Fifth Election District bounded BY and within
East Eortg-rEt street second avenue Fortieth
street. and Lexington avenue
The Sixth Election District !. bounded By and within
street and Lexington avenue.
ne Seventh Election District bounded By ana within
ana Second avenue. $780,
TIE ElgAta Election District bounded By and within
East Fortythra street East River, East Fory-eecond
Tas Ninth Election District Is bounded BY and within
ne north ana south SIDES q East Forty-afth street
Ehrd avenue from Forty-seooEd street 70 E.st
Eoriy-sx,h street East Forysecond street and Lex
The Tenth Election District is bounded BY and ,t,,,
rom seoaa aTeaas 20 ear he5 a1 Ss 5s
Fr;f Ss, iFq5S EssS FoEty1aiEd 70 East
1 a,as q Laira sEeaas from East FOrtytArd street -
The Eleventh Election District Is bounded nv -,
rhira street and second avenue. last Forty
The TEefth Election District SHAH contain all that n,-
avenue. '-'0s'' ana Second
The Thirteenth Election District is bounded Nv 49,,
vitaa East Forty-zEth side Of se ENG
avenue from East Forty1f-h East Fort
street, enc the north and Of Esst 49, 49,.
street, ron Second 10 Third ACME ~ min
. a sof q 1siIa as45 s ron East For'ouh
Ire Fourteenth Election District is houa6es D., -,
et-in ls-sL hortg-eglth street 81
1le from East Forty-sirh street 10 Last Jrt
s.Ise tAe norm and south sizes East ForrvSi1th
est from Third avenue Lexington acme - 80
east SIDE Of Lexington avenue 9rom -. -ll .le
eueat 70 East korty-eiKhth street -S-Ns-Nien
ne Fifteenth Election District Is bounded ~, ana ,,,
last Foftg-eighrh sseond 50 .All-h
nAtn street. and Third avenue - N"Its~
d, s.Atsenth Election District Is bounded ~ 0 ,.
l East Forfy-eiFhth street -art -5-. - ana WITH
and First avenue s-'7Feiith street.
.ne sSVsnteenfh Election District a boB,1.a - -
.1 Lest Eo-ryninth street First avsnSs 80, Eo-t
N.SalA street. and Second avenue - 1851 AStl'
within sttA Election District Is bounced fv ana
"sAlh street ana First avenue $500 --'t Eoi's
viti Hnsiesnth Election District Is bounded By ana
Nl-tA street. and second avenue ~--1- AS-'S
,itt sn55eth Election District Is bounded BY ana
49, Iilgllt street.
1'.-tA street 2nf Third acme -' 49, ~e--s
80 -"sAis-1rst Election District = bounded 81 and
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The First Election District bounded hy and Vtbir
East Nuety-h.-h street. Third avenue Easf Nfrsrv
second street AMI Lexington
The Second District contain AL that n,--
~ the city bounded by and lying within East Ninstv
nth street second avenue Ninety sfrrs 49,
The Third Election District BY and With,
Ninety-siXth Second Eaof Nfno-v
hf-h street and Lexington avenue.
Fourth Election District bounded by and vtrbIr
Nnetyseyenth street. Second avenue East Nfnerv
eighth East river East Nnsty-sxth street ana
Third
TIE Election District bounded By and within
East Nnety-uinth street river Fast EHsfveI~-E
street second East Ntnety-seyenth street s1
Third
The sixth Election District bounded BY ans within
Ntletv-eighth street, Third Ninztv-
street. and Lexington avenue.
Election District bounded BY and within
Nnety-egkth street. Lexnzton avearfa
ty-sixth and FIFTH
The Eighth Election District 10 bounded BY and Eithin
one Hundred ana First Park avenue, Isl
Ninety-elghth street. and Fifth avenue
the Ninta Election District bounded BY ard within
Hundred ana Second street Third avenue Fas1
NiHety-eishth street. and Lexington avenue.
The Election District q bounded BY ana within
Ninety-ninth street. and Third avenue
The Eleventh Election District i. bnlndad b ana
within north and south OF Fast one Hundred
and second street from Second Third
Second avenue East one Hundred First and
side OF Third from East FIund-Sf
ana % East One Hundred ana Third street
The Twelfth Election District bounded BY within
one Hundred and Fourth street Eastr
One Hundred and First street. second avenue.
The Thirteenth Election District Is bounded by ana
within East one hundred Fourth street.
Second avenue. from ERst One hundred second