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New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
MOODY RETURNS TO WORK
He and the President 4gree That
Lascs Need Strengthening.
InY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

Oyster Bay, Long Island, Aug. 2.-Attorney
General Moody, who had a conference with
President Roosevelt at Sycamore Hill yesterday,
left here to-day for Washington. He said he
had a satisfactory conference with the Presi-
cent. who expressed himself as being perfectly
satisfied with the progress made by the Depart
-nent OF Justice in the Holmes case.
Mr.. Moody said he told President Roosevelt
that the great need in prosecuting "grafters" was
not so much a harsher Interpretation of pres
ent statutes as new legislation to fit the up
to-date forms OF rascality. The federal laws
nov on the books We're framed generations ago
and have not been able TO keep up with the spe-
claIists in Jrickery who have learned new
schemes with every change Of the calendar.
The whole criminal code of the United
states" he added, ought TO be gone over care
sully, not merely in the way of codifcation, but
with q purpose TO amend and strengthen the
1sws. In the present circumstances the United
States courts cannot work with promptness and
Facility in many eases. As a matter Of fact, in
illustration OF this condition, it is far more diff
acult to take man from one United States
courts jurisdiction across the Brooklyn Bridge
snto another jurisdiction Of the United States
court than it is for the State of Maine 10 get
& criminal il wants from the State Of Calfor-
MIA OF course. such condition is anomalous
Rnd ought not TO exist"
: It is probable that President Roosevelt viii
1evote a section of his next message to Con
sress 70 this subject.
Mr.. Moody said he expected to remain in
washington for week or ten days before re
turning TO Massa chusetts. While at the capital
ne VIII close UP a number OF cases on his desk
sno VIII look for q successor TO Judge W. W.
Cotton, OF Oregon, who has announced his in
soiIlty 70 accept an appointment TO the federal
bench he said he could not discuss the cases
pending before his department. but remarked
when the Beef Trust investigation was men
'Conec- Look Up my speech at Nahant: you
can quote me again that matter if you
wish Mr Moody's Nahant speech was deliv-
cred on July 22. and in it he said: 1T is my
nope and belief that the beef men will be
Prolght 10 trial during the present year"
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
BUSINESS TRouRLEs.

Jcstee Fitzgerald. u the Supreme Court yester-
osy granted an attachment for 5000 against prop
~ oi the American Bank Of Manila. =. l., fl
isFof % Harvey g. Price. on a bill OF exchange
mace by the bank April L, 1905. payable 10
1eilIy 'Sfosslnan and transferred 10 Price. The
.1k was organized IN 1902. with capital stock OF
~-v'- 4 deputy sheriff served a copy Of the At
'aeninent on an officer Of local bank.
justice Fitzgerald, Of the Supreme Court has ap-
VDiied James O. Farrell receiver in supplementary
tieceeoings for Thomas J. Mannion. a plasterer In
= sllI brought by Edward o. Benedict trustee f.
lLhI hIlplcy Tor Lalng q AoOnan. creditors for $50
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
GETS NEGRO'S PLACE.
Governor appoints White Race S"-
DeruisOr Despite Pressure.

Albany, Aug. 2-Governor Higgins to-day ap-
pointed John Shea. OF New-York. formerly prl-
vate secretary to the State Superintendent ol
Public Works Supervisor OF Accounts OF Run
ming Race Meetings. to succeed Charles W. An
derson. of New-York The salary is $2'ooo win
$500 for expenses.
Supervisor Anderson is negro. and great
though Intellectual, pressure was brought u
bear upon the Governor to name his % suCSessGt s5i
evening that the number of candidates TOT TN llle
Mace vas unprecedented within his experience
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
ATTACH PROPERTY OF EXPRESS CLERK.

justice Fitzgerald Of the Supreme Court. yester-
ca granted an attachment against property OF
Ffea VI stOrer. otherwise known as J. y. Car
michael. clerk, residing At No l5 Belmont-st..
-aollreal, Can. in q suit brought by the Dominion
'-Alt+ss Company 10 recover s2.eC0 damages for
property and money alleged 10 have been wrong
A-s converted by Storer between April and May l5.
e-puiy sheriff attached $3.50 in local savings
g. Alexander & Green. OF No ID Broadway, are
l-4e attorneys for the ulaintid
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
SALE OF BOOKS SIGNED BY AUTHORS

The event of the week a EIberon will be sale
for the beheft Of the EIberon Library Mrs.
Campbell Clark's, in Park-aye., near Oakhurst,
Friday, August !. at o'clock in the afternoon of
books signed by the authors. Among the books TO
be sold there editions signed by President
Roosevelt ex-President Cleveland John Hay, the
late Secretary of State: Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge, the French Ambassador, Mark Twain, Mr..
and Mrs. Peary and about hundred other distin-
glIiShed authors.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
TO BUILD GREAT ERIE CUTOFF.

The cost of the construction of the cutoff planned
by the Erie a line about forty miles, from Guy
rnard by Campbell Hail. n. y 10 Highland Mills Is
TO be met out of the proceeds of part Of an issue Of
100000 first mortgage hfty-year per cent bonds
Of the Erie and Jersey Railroad Company, which
was tucorporated few weeks ago TO build the
new line The worst grades Of the Erie road be-
tween Jersey City Buffalo will be eliminated by
the building Of the cutoff. The Erie ana Jersey
bonds are guaranteed by the Erie Railway Com
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
FORMING NEW BOARD OF STATISTICS.
P. L Hutchinson Appointed One of the
Southern Members.

Washington, Aug. 2.-Secretary Wilson to-day
designated ?. /. Hutchinson member Of the
new Board OF Statistics OF the Department Of Agr-
culture. 1t is the Secretarys intention to dsplace
the members OF the temporary board recently ap-
pointed as soon as he find suitable men 10 fill
the places. Mr. Hutchinson who is the first seIec-
Iion is indorsed by M Stubhs former director of
IRE Louisiana Experiment Station. with whom Sec
tfetary Wilson IS couferrlug III regard the per
sonnel Of the board He is z resident Of New-Or-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
NEW RAILROAD IN MEXICO.

Arrangements are being made for the construc-
ton OF a new railway line in Mexico 10 be known
as the Morelia and Tacambara Railway, which is
10 connect with the Mexican Central The projected
road which is TO be 225 miles in length is capital
ized al s6O0o0O0 stock and 100000 bonds. Z. J.
Chamberlain and c. E Fauquier. Of Ottawa Ont,
are respectively president and vice-president' and
J. d. Creatsnger. formerly president Of the Brook
lyn Rapd Transit Company, Is second Vlce-presl-
dent II is expected that the road will be completed
within eighteen months.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
sroRAGE NOTICES.
OFFICE OF DAUBS STOhA"h- "Af'---
VI HOUSES.

GTFTCF OF DAUB'S STORAGE WARE
.1-r 1es EAST I3TT5-ST.
80 'S,itSSTtC,tS --Tbe following named persons
= La+sh-, notified that the amount due on
SO Storage In their several names is past .l due
sod 5nIess paid on OF before August 'th.
1905. at above offices thslr go"ls d,-,.,s WI ~
is' - -ublic auction 20 pay the charges
.% s1'S svnenses OF said sale. Heller Dora
TsJs;,ea Margin. Mrs Rehlea MINER
Iavea. Whitney. stihmsl, Fasas. Las, -I, ~ J.
= - ,tSy,t1jsns Margaret Smith, Mrs Weber.
sa,,,e e Bikur. otto Fetler Kohn Iipps Vl-n
1e Vinna. Helen Powels. Wiiiiam |Ah1'
- Niffier Alfred Kahn -t;isaoH. \.
SoHl1 st,.,t,vIcter Brunswick. Gatilra
Ssli1e II. Lewis schmidt r. hermaa n
xau chas Weir. SheTmann. Mttls, he4eI'
!. 6rsns. Arens, Margaret smith, FsrAuSlt--
DATED July ~, lssoz
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
HAIeHT & FREEsE AFFAIRS.

Boston, Aug. 2-The statement that the assets
Of the Eaght & Freese Company, brokers, amount
about S20000) and the liabilities about $4,000
was made to-day by James D. Colt, the receiver Of
the company in this State, in report to the United
States Circuit Court. The report said that the
company actually executed orders unless Gus
toners insisted upon it, and that the only way in
which the company made money was through the
losses Of its customers. The company went into
the hands OF receivers several months ago.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
-, .rTse sHlPsulLDINe PLANT?

..Tbe News to-day says that
Detro'' s, sored runor IN local business cir
there = renresentative Of the Mikado has cAlleu
cles thal ~ black and J. ". Mulkey, OF TINS
upon and urged them to establish shipOuiioons ann
slant in Japan offering 10 guarantee rns, Mt
PaH' r at least a 100000 boat every Seni
tract io - ~ discuss the report when lnteIto
aaed Bac9 as TO it's ana also m s,aek and Mr.
mere - Ias ha,s been associated IL railroad tu
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
epo,cuT RACK FROM ALASKA.

Robert c Schuste a bookkeeper, iorHeIly
rlo,es bv the Hennebique Construction COMPANY a.
- ~ - r,o.d1,s, who has been living at Dodge
CIV Alaska. since December last was YESTERDAY
o-r,,,,nad before Judge Foster in General Ses-
charge of grand larceny. Judge Foster re-
manded prisoner to the TOSS nSus @nu is "" charged
lake axe iIs 1870 eTnbezzled a,l0o of the Inoney M
,Igted T1rH W to 6Ig care by the Hennenique Con''
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
Du,En RY A LIVE WIRE.

Staii'ioiu ,t,Ied here this afternoon by grasp
was ins.a"tI ,,re He was engaged in moving the
ing nVs ,orrarv used as village Jail. and was
',,-ts, on the roof, when he grasped WIG
oarrTine 200 volts.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
,MoprcnoR cRANT GETS BACK Pay.

Insnoctor Donald Grant, who was out OF the
- force for ten months, from June %. 1893 10
hnru y 1904 when he reinstAted by oe-
oIgion Of tho Appellate Division Will py a aeisoA
o 1.t ,aenbaunn of the Supreme Court, rem
Ssred Yesterday receive the arrears or ef7 az
sccrued during that Qa1laE sIaoSlLlss y s-s-s ~
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
PETITIONS I'M BANKRUPTCY.

Judge Adams. in the United States District Court
yesterday, appointed z. b. Hamilton receiver OF the
business of Marcus Dunkelman. Of No. "A HUDSON
II with bond u 500.
robert A Inch appointed receiver of the
Sgs.ness OF 6arE.st IL Esz&ss-~, fnrTieE4 Of 10. "A
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
NO NEW LIvERPooL-oUEBEc LINE.

Quebec. Aug 2-The projected new direct line
Of steamers between Quebec and Ldverpooi has peen
abandoned The Quebec Harbor Commissioners re-
fused 10 remove tonnage charges on freight east
Of the St. Lawrence and TO make other concessions
asked by promoters of the line
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
DENIED BY SECRETARY WILSON.

washington. Aug Secretary Wilson to-day de-
- 80 mat employees Of the forestry service have
i1--..sen articles for magazines prior to the pub
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO second hand
wood and iron working machines full-r
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO. b EDDY. 39S Madison-st
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions 3 cents per line. Sixteen
Nords. seven times consecutively 81, which
entities advertiser to have rooms entered in
xhe Tribune's Directory OF Desirable Rooms
circular.
Full Information concerning these rooms
10y 10y De nao. free OF charge, at the Uptown
OMce or The New-York Tribune. 1884
broadway. between Both and 3Tth sts.
WHY 20 TO boarding house when you can
ENJOY the comfort Of a well ordered hotel
a. exceedingly low summer rates2
Rooms .-...-..-..-. 81 per DAY * upward
Rooms and board ... IA per week & upward
heStaHrant tINa}Er Ia Carte and Table C 'Hote.
hOIEL BRISTOL, 122 West 49th-st.
Telephone 491O-3Sth.
MoRNINGsIDE HEIGHTS. - Attractive
vatop oons' slnsle en- suite light. airy; ele-
BREWER, AIS West 11sth-st
EXCEPTIONALLY fine large and small
room; cXcehent table; summer rates;
telephone; references exchanged. 136 West
72D-sT.. 210 WEsT.-Beautlfu rooms; su-
perior table; references given and re
quired.
9lST-ST., As WEST.-LarEe small newly
renovated rooms: COuveuieuces: L. sub
way. surface; table guests. references
4ITH-ST., I WEST.-Desirable rooms: ex-
eeuent board; parlor dining room, sum-
mer prices; references
s6TH- ST. 5s EAsT-Large handsomely
appointed rooms; physicians office; trav-
elers accommodated
Il MADISON AvR-Large. cool rooms.
ences
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
MAIL ORDERS SUSPENDED
on August Sale Goods.
Irish Point Curtains

Choice patteFus-sams quality net a.
Ten dollar Curtains. the work OF
course being less elaborate
Actual value Four dollars pair - I 0S
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
ANY intelligent person may earn good in
come corr eSpOnd4ng sOr newspapers; no
cauvassinG. experience unnecessary. Send
for particulars NORTHERN PRESS SIN
DICATE. Lockport. n. I.
CANVAsSERS.
New proposition on Sew-York morning
newspaper for out Of town. steady work 70
good men; transportation furnished; start
Immediately. LINN WHEELER. a n.
Room I. Tribune Building.
50 DAY AND COMMISSION
GENTLEMAN OF tact and ability. accus-
toned to earning $500 per annurn. as
or the city. Address STAYER. Eox 10.
Tribune Office.
MAN HUNTING Is OUR BUSINESS. If
You are competent to fill strictly high
grade position call or write. HAPGOODS
uncl. Suite J0s. 3O9 Broadway, y. Y.
ANTED--Silversmith TO 60 10 Newark;
experienced in making fine cigarette cases
and similar work: steady position for a
competent and reliable man Address, with
references, 2. .. Box 80, New-York
WANTED.-A salesman in each large city.
who visits the retail druggists. 10 carry
a Speciality as a side line. sample small.
ana no druggist can afford 70 be without
them SAMPLE. with fun particulars, sent
upon application. Address r ". FAIR.
Pres Salisbury Flint Bottle Co, Salisbury.
Penn.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
Very Special Lots o.
Tapestry PortieTeS

Reversible Oriental-cheery tints-
fringe top and bottom-vRlue $. so 3 90
Damask Arrnure Portieres-
two toned cOlorings-S3-5O so value . .A9
35 styles IN rich Damask Curtains
with and without Tapestry or Velour
borders-wOrth s7.9S TO So 9S. ....5. SS
Elegant Silk Damask Curtains
principally one or two pair
lots-worth SIS and SIS. .QS
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
Corded Arabian Curtains

Pain net centre. wide novelty borders
designs outlined with heavy cords
regularly IS 40 70 81 as
August Sale Price..-.....-.. 1 QS
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03

Fancy Navy Blue Lawns
sheer hne quality. a great variety
Of the popular white figured ef-
fects-two-tored shower dots. com
biuation dots and small hgures-
make particularly pretty shirt
waist. alrplice and suspender
dresses in connection with white
guimpS o. waist-were - cents. 90
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
Curtainings By Yard

French Net sash Curtainings-
wide lace inserting and ruf7e with
lace. some with Battenberg edge
worth .21 to -2e-
Augusr4SaIs- Price. .-........... I =
White Cottage AlusHns-rings.
spots. fancy stripes and smb'd
effects-36 inches wide
were -10st-August sale Price. -
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OI4D GUILD AND skLN Elk.
OLD GOLD. silver and precious stones
bought at highest market value made
into new articles or exchanged for new
ieweIr- or japanese goods at NJ r TEp-
PER'S FACTORY. - W 31st basement
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
pREssMAKINs AND MILLINERY.

DREssMAKER. class. 81 50 a day.
Address ". R. 30 Sth-ave.
DRESEM KER.-Stylish and expert; by the
6ay: will finish Up this month very rea-
sonabIv. Miss FITZPATRICK, 225 East
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
August Sale Of
White Novelty P-Cues

Groups OF fine cords. en- beiNshed
with Mexican stitching and
emb'd stripes-used for ueEli=ee to
shirt bosOrns and very effective
for dress purposes-were % cts.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
..BroWnle" Baby Blankets

36x4O inch-hne selected lambs
WOol-guaranteed all wool warp and
wOof-fnished all around with white
silk and wool shelling-
value 4.9S-Sale Price. . "a
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
Reversible Couch Covers

Bagdad stripes-best colortngs-.
90 inches vide-fu1 fringed-
value 81 so OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 20
Heavy Tapestry in Moorish designs
reverse in Turkish colOrtngs-
deep fringe-value 81. so. ......--. 3 %
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03

Scotch Lace Curtains
An unusual opportunity % buy
new season goods far below new
seasons prices, for The reason that
while curtains purchased are coming
Autumn STYLES, the circumstances
and terms Of purchase make it Dos
sible for Us to sell at the remark
ably low prices quoted For ex-
ample
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03
are the attractions i'm this Sale

To make it object to buy NOW price cuts ex-
cePtOnal Our August Sales have established the time
for HOUsekeepers to buy FaII and Winter supplies
1t is profitable buy August sale Prices
New-York tribune., 1905-08-03

Our "6Ome MADE" Blankets
IL size-chOIce selected all wool
fulled after weaving. which makes a
close. soft ieece-Ha ndsome plaids
in the following combina tons
Ptnk-and-W hite. Red-and-Black.
Blue -and-White Tan-and- White.
and Gray y-and-Whlte-value s. Ss- Z %
No Blankets Of their beauty and quality
have ever been offered 80 low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16
TWENTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The First Election District bounded by and within
nth street Second avenue East Twenty-third street
The Second Sec EeSti2n District Is bounded
TWenffh street Third East East
STREE ana TSrd de fjng+;n1 4 nRrGe
IN Fast Twentsxth street First avenue. East Twenty
The Fourth Election District is bounded by and
Twenty-eghth street East River East TwentT-siTtb
street and SECOND avenue
n East TTsn ta street Second avenue East
The sixth Election District is bounded by and within
sixth street and Lexington avenue East twenty
The Seventh Election District is bounded by and
street and Third aven1e avenue East
The Eighth Election District is bounded by and
within East Twenty-nlnth street East River, East
5 gesd1a First syenue East Twentyse
The Ninth Election District bounded by and with
in East Thirteth street East River. East twenty
within Thu Ts East D s4ds T, BOUNDED by
Twenty-ninth street. Lexington avenue East
within East Tbirty-second street Second avenue Fa nf
Thirtieth street and Third avenue.
The Twelfth Election District bounded and with,
East Thlrtynrst street East river. East ThrtetR
The Thirteenth Election District is bounded by and
within East Thirty second street First avenue East
Thirty third street East river East Thirty street
within East street First t09 aTand. by E and
M ESI(taen,h EIertion District re he,s.
within East Thirty third street Second avenue East
Thirtysecond street. Third avenue East Thirty
aud Lexington avenue.
Within East Thrty-hfth street Third avenue Fast
Thirty fourth Second
street and Lexington
The Seventeenth Election District bounded by and
Thirty-thiTd street and Second
The Eighteenth Election District bounded nv md
ty-hfth street East river East Thirv-
fourth and Gecond
The Nineteenth Election District bounded by and
Thirty-hfth street, avenue TSast
Thirty-fourth street. Third
Tho Twentieth Election District 8 bounded by and
within East Thirty street, Second avenue Foat
Thirty-hft street. Lexington
The Twenty-irst Election District Is bounded bv and
within Thirty ninth street. Third avenua Fast
Thirty street Second
and Lexington
The Twenty second Election District bounda6 bv
within East Thirty-seventh river
Thirty-hfth street and Second
Twenty third Election District f. NV
and within East Thireth street. Second avenue East
Twenty ninth street. Third avenue. '
The Twenty fourth Election District Is boupdad hv
within East Twenty eighth street Second nvenrs
Twenty seventh street Third -A0'
The Twenty-ffth Election District IS bouDd-6 h,- go
within East Thirty street East river ~
Thirty seventh street. Second avenue '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16
Election Notice.

TWENTY SECOND ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT-Continued
IN East Fory-fourth street East River. East Forty
The Twelfth EectJon District Is bounded by within
Fast Forty sixth street East river East For'y-tour'h
The Thirteenth Election District is bounded by and
avenue from East F1rv aff9 str.t W
@ the north and south des S s and be
Fae, i Tro thrd avenue, from East 'uf' S'e "
TIE Fourteenth Election District is bounded by and
nue. nom Est stree et to East eighth
street from bd and south nefon and the
t Eo., e or Lexington avenue. from East '
The Fifteenth Election District is bounded by and
East Eo!ye!ehth street Second avenue East
,ib SHteen!h Election District is BOUNDED by and
d r street Second avenue East Forty-seventn street
The Seventeenth Election District bounded By and
Wlt2 East Fortynin First avenue. East FORTY
The EIGHTEENTH Election bounded by and
FTst street East river East FOrtyeighh street and
The Nineteenth Election District bounded BY and
%ithn East Fifyrrt street First avenue East for'S
, THE Twfnslss bounded By or and
strset and Third a srGs9 Second avenue
t hg T%enaIs Election District Is BOUNCED hg 4po
eighth nh street and Lexington avenue -, -, ~,
within East Fihird stree third avenue Fiftieh
w The Yer! Eeon DISTRICT is bounded by snd
Tbirt a,st Thrtyinth street Second avenue
within Ea Election District tt is Eas
street and Second avenue.
The Twenty-dfth Election District bounded by and md
n ilne through the centre OF the block IIo' S
corner or Lexington East Forty n1th stLe'
70 the corner avenue ard Fortysxth street
the Twenty sixth Election District is bounded Og ano
Wlthn East Fffysecond street. East river East
First nverue '
The Twentyseventh Election District bounded by and
Mlthin East Forty-nnth street Second avenue f@aS'
Forty-eghth street and Third =, -
ne [wentye,ghtb Election District Is bounGeo pE ,tt
Wllhn East FifysecOnd street First avenue t1sst
first street and Second avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-16
rwESrY-r1FrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The Election DISTRICT is bounded by and within
street and Seventh avenue.
w Te SsS2nd saf West Tsn
street and Seventh a9eT district Is bounded nv and Within
VEST Twentyhird street Sixth avenue West twentieth
The Fourth Election District Is bounded by within
thiId street ee and seventh avenue
vest TweRtyscventh street sixth avenue twenty"
hf9 bs Sixth Election district by and within
West Twenty eighty stree, STtn avenue West Twenty
VEN sysnfb Election by and within
East Tns paee East street Unon square
Ee The aP Eis fS1F Hco bounded and within
West Thirty-se ctb ayenue west ln'r''e'H
T6e Ninth Election District Is bounded by within
ltreet Fourth East Twenty second street and
Eso Streets ps SIKH Is Gsaasd BY ss yi.4
West Th Thirty and seventh avenue west thirty
eTTmd Eleventh. Election District by and within
East TT TbiPd street and Fourth avenue
west Thry-second street Firth West twenty
The Thirteenh election District is bounded by and
wlthn West twenty nnth street. Fifth avenue. West
Twenty-slxth street and sixth avenue
The Ees4R g stTas is bounded by and
T TnthIn fourth street and Sixth avenue
S yEifianh Election burded by ana with
~ Et rbirtvnrst Lexington avenue Fast Nen
y-seyenh street and ,o E0q Hsi Sten N S,,
in Vest twentieth street Fifth avenue West Fourteenth
The seventeenth Election District is bounded by and
within Twenty second street Fourth avenue East
The Eighteenth Election District is bounded by and
,hir ISsst Twenty-ninth street Fourth avenue Fast
'wentv-tbird street and Fifth avenue.
na Nttnsteenth Election District bounded nv and
h,D Fns Thirty third street. Madison avenue East
TstrtV second Fourth avenue Past Twenty-nnth
stTeet md Fifth avenue.
The twentieth Election District Is bounded by ami
within sixth street East Thirty
Fourth avenue East Thirty second street Madison ave
nue. East third street Fifth avenue West Thirty
NTH street sixth avenue ,,,.-,-.
vttbtn west Thirtieth Sixth avenue West Twenty
eighth street. Sixth avenue,
within west Thirty nth street Fifth avenue Thir
ty second street. Stx:h avenue
The Tventy-third Election District bounded by and
within TwenJT-feurth street ruth avenue. West
Jvputleth sixth avenue.
The twenty Election District bounded by and
Ui,bir street. Lexington
Thirty-hrst street. Fourth avenue,