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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16
sEcoNn ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT

w 9s @ Election District ts rs e'. .F4ss1 By o:5 and
The Second Election District is bounded by and within
street Vail Street and William street
Park row spruce street street Ferry street Peck
slip East river Pine street William street Fulton
Tbs Fourth Election District bounded by and within
East river Peck siP Ferry sreetSand Pearl street
Oak street Oliver Cherry street Catharne slip
East river, Roosevelt street Water street and James
The Sixth Election District bounded by and within
The Seventh Election District is bounded by and within
Ferry street Gold street Frankfort street and Rose
The Eighth Election District bounded by within
Chambers street. Roee street Frankfort street Gold
the Ninth Election bounded by and within
The Tenth Electjoa District Is bounded by and within
Worth street Chatham square Park row. Pearl street
The Eleventh Election District bounded by with
IN Park row New Bowery Jees street Madison street
Tho Twelfth Election District is bounded by and with
in New Bowery, street Oak street, Roosevelt
street New BoTeTy Madison street and James street
wlth6 East Broadway Catharine street Cherry street
The Fourteenth Election District bounded by and
within Madison street Market street. Monroe street
The fifteenth Election District is bounded by and
withn Henry street Market street Madison street and
The Sixteenth Election District is bounded by and
ithn Division street Market street Henry street and
the seyentsenth Election District is bounded by and
within Pe street Doyers street. Chatham Worth
The Esbteenth Election District IS bounded By and
within Canal street. Bowery. Bayard street and Mu-
berry
The Nineteenth Election District IS bounded by and
within Canal Mulberry street Bayard street
Mott street Park street. Mulberry street Worth street
The Twentieth Election District IS bounded b and
Broadway.
The THFentyfrst Election District is bounded by and
within the diagonal line from and Pearl street
70 Roosevelt and Rose streets and Rose street Chambers
The Twenty-second Election District IS bounded by
and within Bayard street. Bowery- Catharine street
East Broadway, Chatham square, Doyers street. Pe
Mott street
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THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District is bounded by and within
Spring street Hudson street Canal street and Hudson
Second Election District is bounded by and within
charlton street Hudson street Spring street and Hud
The Third Election District Is bounded by
West Houston street varick King street. Hudson
TIE Fourth Election District Is bounded by and within
King street Earlck south side Of Spring street
so sT-Sa+ ma r 10 e4 on t+ ana
Spring street Sullivan street street varick
TIE siTth Eieot9n District bounded BY and within
Charlton street Macdougal street Spring street and
The Seventh Election District is bounded by within
King street Macdougal street Charlton street and Narck
The Eighth Election District bounded and within
Vest Houston street. Congress street, King street and
The Ninth Election District is bounded by and within
6o5gaI 1 s+Tst K s su,oa STe, spstng street. MIC
West Houston street Broadway Spring street and sui-
+raa+ r,o7 1nT LIS s +t tp 80 y. eIe e et
STo nT t1E +s+ me norm sac , OF Sl g +b s
and west sides Sullivan street from Blocker
The Tweifth Election bounded by and within
The Thirteenth Election District Is bounded by
dougal street from West Third Blocker street
the Fourteenth Election District is by and
ss Rom Vs e Hq t 70 Ra st BsE
strest Cottage place West Houston street and varck
The Fifteenth Election District is bounded by with
IN Leroy street Blocker street Cornelia street Sixth
from Downing Carmine street. Carrnne from
Blocker Bedford street I'd Bedford
The Sixteenth Election District IS bounded and with
in Bedford street, Carmine Varck
Houston Hudson
The Seventeenth Election District is bounded by and
Leroy Hudson
Hudson river
The Eighteenth Election District bounded by and
within street, Hudson street. Leroy
Hudson river.
The Nineteenth Election District IS by and
within Morton street. Blocker street. Leroy street and
Hudson street
The Twentieth Election District bounded by
within Barrow street Bedford street Commerce street.
Bleecker street Morton street and Hudson street
The Twenty-frst Election District bounded BY
Bedford street, Barrow street and Hudson
Tventy-secOud Election District bounded
within Sullivan street West Houston street. Hancock
street and Blocker street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16
Election Notice.
FIFTH ASSEMBLY DIsrR1cr-continu.d

FIFTH ASSEMBLY D1sTRICT-Continued
within West Fourteenth street. Sixth West ElsV-
enth street and Seventh avenue -
The Fifteenth District Is BY and with
street Sixth avenue. West Fourtsenth
street. Seventh avenue -
Election District s bounded by and With
in West Fourteenth street. East Fourteenth stres Uni
versity place Tenth street. Fifth avenue. West
Twelfth street. and Sixth avenue
The Seventeenth Election District is bounded by and
West Twelfth Fifth avenue. West Ninth
street. Sixth avenue
within West Ninth street. Fifth avenue East Ientn
University place Clinton place and Sixth avenue
The Nineteenth Election District Is bounded by ana
within Clinton place, University place Waverley place
washington square. North, Macd0ugal street washns
ton square West Washington place and Sixth ave
The Twentieth District is bounded by ana WIN
In West Washington place MacdougaI street t"asnl
ton square, Wes Waverley place washington sQ9aI
North, University place washington square EsN Mest
Fourth street washington square Soutn) west bi0A
way West Third street. and Sixth avenue
The Twenty-hrsL Election District IS POUNDED py anu
within East Fourteenth street. Fourth avenue boNeEy
East Fourth Broadway. West 1hlro street. WesS
Broadway Washington square. South washington square
East. and University place
The Twenty Election District IS bounced y ana
within East Fourteenth street, Third a-eiue and FOui
The Twentythrd Election District Is 6ounded oy anu
within Greenwich avenue Charles street WsVeF4eX plae
Perry street. West Fourth street and West Eleventh
street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
r1Rsr ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

-h First Election District is bounded by AID within
.tle niace Washington street Morris street Broad
{V5ItehaI East river f1uason F1'er ana
way " FsIIis and Bedoe's Islands
second Election District IS bounced oy Ano With
Broadway, Morris street. washington
and HUDSON Il.eIs -
,ttr5 Election District IS bounced y Sl7 within
re street Cedar street. 5roadway
a!bsL5 .-sar and Hudson river.
@e Fourth Election Dlstrlc IS oot1 sIilI
ne William street Wall street ano broadway
lLloH is bounded by and within
me 49,, Cedar street Greenwich street
Itsny street and Hudson river ,s.- ~, s-d --..-.
The 49, Tsr.afv,sy Fulton street ana HUDSON river
Fean+ s,tb tertirr District Is bounded py and with
ne g,,aef Hudson street North moore street
IN FrnnEllh. white street. Broadway. Reade street
Hudson river bounded bv and within
me i@se street Canal street IsIetaWay
ISsielt s p est Broadway North Moore street and
Hudson 5fs Election District Is bounded BY ana t hin
ne +-ssr Greenwich street FiubeI sues1 11--soh
l@alEI' and Hudson !Iyeii
Election IlEtE1ct Is
Hudson street FidDeL.t -'-~14
ana street ana Huds9n Ll+sL ~ ,,d
street rrb Election District IS bounced py ana ~lh
,'-atts street sullivan street, 80 $500
IN aigbt street and Hudson L,,ad nv ,,s
street --Slfb Election District rs
The nominick street, Fartck stree So oe''
WITHIN street watts and tials" h,,Ss5 h ana
sullivan Election District Is ou3osa os sho
The IitTa sree Thompson street yfraha street
vlth. 5-1T canal street and SnilFAA go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16
THIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The First Election District is bounded by and witain
dniTty-eghtn street. Tenth West ThirJy-sxga
The Second Election District BY and within
eighth street Eleventh as sI Wsst sirs
NJ, The Third EIe on BY and within
West IhLrty-nnth street Ninth avenue West Thirty
The Fourth Election Distlct is bounded BY and within
West FoT'isth street Ninth avenue West Thirtynata
Inc taLih Election District IS bounded BY and .hia
wt 62s0s ,'F Esn 0a svsaa q sai T a
The Seventh Elecon pistfis is bounded By ana within
nor5R and south sides Of West Thirtyeighth street from
Avenue rom gaIh .t T sac q T
avenue west IhF'y-se'enth street ana AsntA
z The Eighth Election District oy ana
west FoTJeth street Seventh avenue, north and south
sides Of West Thrtynnth street from Seventh Ggsnus
to Eighth avenue and side OF Eighth svsnua from
"eS 5s IGtyeghth street to West Fortists street
street PG o5'5St street Eighth avenue West So~tsta
T5e 1~ar,E Si1 1ti Avenue; lie. . ,.s - - s.As-
north and south sides West second sTss from
avenue from Forty-hrst street. TO West BcrssEhd
within West 4I rat Nin+5 sS-ae ess
The Twelfth Election District is bounded BY ~+.z
stest AID Tes,5 aS ss6 Ninth avenue West
The Thirteenth Election District Is bounded y "a
avenue 70 Tenth avenue east and west sidas Of Nnth
The Fourteenth Election District IS bounded ~ and
within West Fortysecond Tenth avenue. Vess
Forty-frst North river
The Fifteenth Election District Is bo1ndsc b and
within West Forty-third street. Tenth svelus ResS
Fcrty-seCOnd Hudson
The Sixteenth Election District + bounded % ena
within West Fortyf0urth street. Tenth avers. West
Forty-third and Hudson river.
The Seventeenth Election District Is bounded ~ and
within West FOrry-hfth street. Tenth aVennA Nes<
Forty-fourrh street Hudson river
The Eighteenth Election District Is bounded ~ ard
within West Forty-sixIh street. Tenth aVenRs wess
FCrty-dfth and Hudson river.
Nineteenth Election District IS bounded oy AID
within Tenth avenue. WssT Thirty
Hudson river
within West Fortyrst street. Tenth West Fst1
eth street and Hudson river
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16
FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District bounded by and within
SIP to Market sip Market slip river cathane
slip and Of Catharne street from East
The Second Election District bounded by and within
and south Hamilton street from Cathartne
The Third Election District is bounded by and within
Madison street and Birmingham street
The FouTlh EesiolI ~ l-L
street. Madison street ana Market street 49,
Division street East Broadway and Mar
me Sixth Election District is bounded by and within
East Rutgers street Madison street and Pike
The Seventh Election District bounded by wlthin
street and west sides Of RUTGERS street from Mad!
The Eighth Election District by within
Monroe street Rutgers slip East river. Market slip
5e Tinth Election District bounded by and within
b north and OF Monroe street from Rutgers
street to JefeTs2p 70 Mo1roe street Monroe street
Clinton street river. Rutgers slip. and Rutgers
The Tenth Election District is BOUNDED BY ana Ettan
a-y street clinton street Monroe street and Jefferson
stree Eleventh Election District bounded within
7,,so1 street Clinton East Broadway. Jefferson
street fb Election District by within
me sTreat jefferson street and East Broadway and
clinton [it,+ Election District IS BY and
ttbn DIVISION street Grand street Henry street. and
MontsoTaeTy sfe Election District IS bounded by and
Mn SCANNED street Madison street Montgomery
stree d Fiegtb Election District Is bounded by and
Montgomery street. CheFry street
WiInn See Water street Gouverneur slip. East river
ana b sixteenth Election District is bounded by and
gitmn street cherry street. and Montgomery street
~ Seventeenth Election District is bounded by and
TIerrr street Jackson street Madison street. and
Scanned street. --,., r,t.+r,,+ e bounde5 nv and
ne Madison street. Jackson street Cherry street
Tithn street Monroe street and Scarnnel street
2t zenith Election District is bounded by and
ms street street jackson SLIP. East
Wlll4 Scanned street
-. G-ryen+ieth Election District IS bounded by and
me ,-gCr,erv street Monroe street. Clinton street
WITHIN 49, ii,- from the Of Clinton and Madison
anu - corner Of and Montgomery streets
streCs rrfrst Election District is bounded by and
,tbn Montgomery street, Henry street CLhton street.
and Division street
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TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

III. First Election bounded hy and within
Grand street clinton Division street and Norf5
The Second District IS bounded py and within
Delaney street. clinton street Grand street Norfolk
49,.
ytincton street Attorney Srrea1 clinton
srreet Delaney and Norfolk street
Election District is bounded by
Froome street Ridge street Grand and clinton
Delaney street Pitt street Grand street Ridge street
I{rooUne street and Attorney street
The Sixth Election District is bounded by and within
RivIngton Wett street Delaney street and
The Seventh Election District bounded aud within
Cannon Bruome street street Deancev street
The Eighth Election District bounded by within
Rlvington street. Cannon street Delaney and
Wulett street
The Ninth Election District Is bounded by within
Grand street Pitt street. Division street and Clinton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16
Election Notice.
TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DUSTRrC

TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DTSTRICT-coueru~A
The Tenth Election District bounded By and wfn1n
Delaney street Lewis street. srroat 8esr1x
street Grand Sheriff street. BroOme street ad
Cannon
The Election District bounded BY su6
within Rivngon Goerck street. Deanosy ssss
The Twelfth Election bounded By and wftnfn
Stanton sides Gosrck stxseS from
Rvingt0n stanton street north side o. REn<on
street from Mangn Cannon street. and Cannon
The Thirteenth Election District f. bounded by Ard
within stanton street
street FtivnEon street. and sides OF Nan
gin street rom Delaney stanton street..
The Fourteenth Election District bounded % and
within Delaney street. TOmpkns street. BToorns street
MAn street Grand CoeTck street. BrCon1e street.
Lewis street.
within last river Corlears street Mangn street. Brooms
street t0inpklns street Delaney
The Sixteenth Election District is bounded b. and
The Seventeenth Election District By and
within Corlea-s East street
Grand
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NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The First Election District Is bounded oy ana within
West Twentieth street 7'''' - ~ III
and Eighth Ii-t,. s bofrse4 ~, ana ,-At
wtsy v-ent5-aTst street Seventh avenue West TweL-
,isrh street and Eighth avrills .z, -, -
ne VIZ q ssrond Seventh avenue West Tween
=. g.. @t-.st ana Eighth avenue
= LIs' ys Election District is bounded By and within
West Twenty flfst stIes'' 9' $500 '' ~
street and Ninth avenue. ,s, -.
y ne rssn third street Eighth avenue. north and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16
Election Notice.

FIRST ASSEMBLY D1sTRICT-Continued
The Fourteenth ELECTION District bounded by and
Spring street Broadway Grand street Thompson
street. Broeme street Sullivan street.
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T-wENTY- EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,

n voes+,or Occupied
12fc ~ 80 ...-..-. Shoe store
2 1sE1 "a avs-.-....-.--. Stationery store
1efz - .vA o.. Umbrella
4 1zSe - &c -.-...-- Bakery
q 1z-5 80 z,-e .-......- Tailor shop
3 IN - ave- .-..-..-. Undertaken est
: zss e -e+b - ....-. Tailor shop
s 79-a - 80 ....-. Cigar store
. is5 2 S0th sV--.-.-.---- razor silpD
10 842 E S0th st--...-.---- Garner siop
7-7e Cigar
- 1s5E 80 .-.---. Barber shop
- 5ET9 o. avs -.....-- Leaf tobacco store
IL 7Sa7 - ave -.--.. Umbrella store
10 1865 End aVe.-.---.----- ltarHFF st'I'
IL 80 a., -....... Printing ott-S
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- 80 AssEsIBLy pIsTRIcT

Ed Location Occupied
: $50 " zIs- st.....--.-.. Barber shop
z 10 i 42rd s---...--.... Cigar store
2 1891 Railway. -.---.-. Laundry
Z 7-z1 /T7-c7 z v-av-- Plumber shop
"a 81 Laundry
SO ave .--.-.-..-... Barber shop
: eco lexington ye-....--T Tailor shop
Str e-.--..-.-.-.. Tailor shop
q So erh sve..............I Der've glass
70 1sEe Ts-os 6v-sv. o.. Real estate Office
! 7cq CIR ave-.-..--.-.... Tailor shop
- 5zra 81. Tailor shop
f-T ave ......-.-.-.. Express office
< Grb z nLertaler
go Ser ave..---....-...- Florist Etore
r sanE Barber shop
e-b Barber shop
IS so Rrb sve....--....-.. T ndertaker est
e. -a84 6th 1890. Barter shop
m y = EoDS - -......... Express Office
20, ---.......--- Barber shop
% 90 So ave .-..-...---.-C Cigar
=. $50 9Th e-.-.----.--- o. Barber snop
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--wENr-r-ErrrH AssEMBLY DIsTRICE
--rr,,-r-srxrH AssEAlBLE DIsTRIT.

= n -,-..+-- Occupied as
-01F - - 1870 Cigar store
-eEs - - 49,. Barber shop
-ere =. - Stationery store
79-2 Il. - -.-..-. Harness store
ToE1 7s- 10 49,. Clothing store
19fc 9-f ave ....-..-- Tailor shop
1870 I'D ave ...-----. Barber shop
1920 9~s ave---..----..- Ifyeing est
r zq1 r -Gr7 81 -----.... Barber shop
10 rS4 2 72rG st---...-... Tailor shop
= Iofs .-s eye .-.-...-..-. Tailor shop
p 1928 2-E ave...-...---.- Laundry
y. 1852 ave A....-.....--- Barber shop
i 1896 AVE A......-.--.- Furniture store
y 1853 1et aye--.-.-..--... rrldertazeC est
IS Igs5 2-d ave ..-.-.-..-.. A vynlng store
=. .175 T. T4th sr.-...---.-- Tailor SHOP
25n z 10Th st.....-....- Printing Office
p 30 Z 76th st---.------- Feed store
% 1874 Bird ave .-.--.- cigar store
. 1853 Ind ave ------- Tailor shop
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24
Leading London Papers Suggest His Retirement
These suggestions" Are Believed to Have
Been Instigated by the Premier

asking whether it would be considered
dsoyal if he introduced early in the
next session a resolution bringing the
whole fiscal question squarely before
the house. He told the premier that
the Unionists got tired of being twitted
concerning their attitude on the f1scal
question in the last term of parliament,
when they repeatedly declined to take
part In debates or divisions in defer
ence to the wishes of Mr.. Balfour.
The premier's reply was not given
out, but the Associated Press under
stands that in any event the Unionists
intended to push such a resolution
which they believed would mean the
defeat of the government.
Not Sufficiently Supported
The political situation was so radi-
caly altered during the last week that
even the government supporters no
longer argue that Balfour has suffi-
ciently united party at his back to again
meet parliament with the object of In
itiating any legislation to the public
advantage The premier's appeal to
the unionists at New Castle week ago
to unite on his fiscal policy has not
met with much success On the con-
trary, Joseph Chamberlain, the most
powerful private member of the Union
list coalition, directly Joined issue with
his chief by a speech at Bristol Tues
day, calling on unionism to rally to
the support of his own more drastic
fiscal proposals, which include fifty
cent tax on grain. The cleavage or
the party was thus more markedly ac-
centuated and many unionist politi-
clans hold that no good purpose could
be served by longer retention of Of
flee, and that the weakness of the par
ty will only be further accentuated by
a perpetuation of existing rivalrieS be-
tween the two sections.
A cabinet meeting has been called
for tomorrow. This will be only the
second held this fall, and the fact that
there have been so few conferences be-
tween the ministers is taken as anoth-
er indication of the menace of a change
of government
On the stock exchange a definite an
nouncement of the resignation of the
cabinet is expected at any time, and
the whole market today was fiat in
consequence.
The liberals are inclined to resent
Mr. Balfour's resignation at the pres
ent moment. They contend that the
premier should remain in office few
weeks longer and himself dissolve par
lament and appeal to the country.
The liberals see no reason why the po-
litical opposition should put them
selves to the inconvenience of form
ing a government in the dark without
knowing what forces they will COM
mand in the new parliament and they
object to what they designate as Mr.
Balfour's tactical maneuvers," where
by the liberal attack would be turned
into a defense before election and Mr.
Balfour would be given a free hand to
arrange with Mr. Chamberlain for con-
certed action against the liberal party
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24
MURDERER KILLS HIMSELF
Man Who Shot the Brlttons In Nyack
Had Planned to Blow UP
House
BY Associated Press.

NYACK, N. Y, Nov. 23.-The body
of William H. Jones, who last night
shot and killed Harry Britton and
wounded Frank Britton, was found
this morning at the First Baptist
church, near the scene of last nights
murder. Jones had shot himself
through the heart.
The discovery Of the body followed
an all night search for Jones. 1t is
believed that Jones, after wandering
about for several hours, returned to
the vicinity of the Britton home in the
hope of seeing Jessie Britton, and not
being able to safely approach the
house, decided to kill himself.
Jones was decorator employed in
a local painting shop. He claimed to
be a Cuban.
Evidence that Jones intended to blow
up the Britton house last night was
found by the police today. A tin can
tied with ribbons which he left at his
victims house was opened today and
found to contain giant powder, which
was packed with stones.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-24
RECOMMENDS MORE SHIPS
FOR UNITED STATES NAVY
GENERAL BOARD TO COMPLETE
ITS REPORT TODAY
Program Includes Three BattIeships,
Three Scout Cruisers, Four Gum
boats, With Additional Torpedo
Boats and Destroyers
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23-Three first
class battleships of at least $4,000 tons
displacement and Is knots speed; three
scout cruisers of 5000 tons displace-
ment; one gunboat of the Helena
class, and four other gunboats of light
draught, two for use In the Philip
pines and two for service on the rivers
of China, with additional torpedo boats
and torpedo boat destroyers are the
principal recommendation of the gen.
eral board of the navy in it's program
of new construction to be authorized
by the next congress which is now un-
der consideration by the board of con-
Struction.
At it's meeting tomorrow the latter
board, of which the chiefs of the bu-
reaus of ordnance, steam engineering,
equipment and construction and re-
pair are the members, will complete its
report upon the practicability of the
proposed types of ships contained in
the general boards program, and the
two reports will be forwarded to the
secretary for guidance in the prepara-
tion Of that portion of his annual re-
port dealing with new construction.
Although appreciating fully the ne
CeSSlLy OF scout CRUISERS III llIHS Ol
war the need of an adequate force of
destroyers and torpedo boats and the
immediate desirability of small gun
boats for service on the Asiatic sta
tion several members of the board
of construction are in favor of concen-
trating the fight for additional ships
upon the first recommendation of the
general board-that for three new bat
tleships.
Whether the board of construction
will approve the practicability of the
proposed new battleship Of the gem
eral boards design is not certain. The
board is now figuring upon the possi-
bility of adding to a ship Of $4,000 tons
trial displacement two 12-inch guns in
excess of the number carried by ships
Of 10000 trial displacement. The opin-
ion of the board as to speed for the
new battleships is also awaited with
interest, many officers being in favor
OF battleship capable of making 10
knots speed, instead of the IS recon-
mended by the general board.