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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
THIRrY-FIRsr ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

First Election District is bounded by and within
West oHs .i EuG 0 Rd and TBS street aea
The second Election District bounded by within
line from the corner Of l1enoN avenue and West one
and west one Hundred Eleventh avenue
West One Hundred and Tenth street IenoE avenue ,
West one Fourteenth street Fifth avenue
Th,reenth street from Fifth avenue to Lenox avenue
and the LenoX avenue. from West One Hun
teen teentS 1i street
East One HUNDRED and Twelfth Madison avenue
East One Hundred and Tenth street Firth avenue
The Fifth Election District is bounded by and within
East One Hundred Thirteenth street, Park avenue
East ore Hundred and Eleventh street Madison avenue
East One hundred F5f,eenth street, PARK avenue
avenue.
The Seventh Election District is bounded by and within
East one Hundred and Fifteenth street Madison avenue
s,oTtS soIfh sides Of Fssr ono EJrn5-e5 80
fne ol s Tet nom FIFTH avenue to Madieon sene
and Fifteenth 70 Fast one Hundred and Thirteenth
east side of F7f,h Avenue. from East one undTed and
street.
The Ninth Election District is bounded by and within
the north and south sides Ct East one Hundred
teenh street rom n,1 o aEe f 70 ~ I'm avenue and
5 Fourteenh East ore Huadred Sixteenth
The Tenth Election DisiEis IS bounded by within
West naliv from Fifth avenue ana IVES;
Hundred and Fourtee!th street TO Ln5x and
West qI intb election District bounded by and within
ne - t5sndred Gaa Sixteenth street Filth ayenu.
Mest Ce Hundred ard Fifteenth street ana Lenox
CO. ,el,,b Election District IS bounded by within
me cers.e West one Hundred and Fourteenth
81 s-e-te Vest one Hundred Thirceertb
sFrest and Seventh avenue
,r+eenth Election District IS bounded by
Ife I o. Hundred and Fifteenth street Lenox
svenue West Hundred aa Fous'e''h street and St
sSich9las avenue -. ,,...,i.+ 10 b.,,,5.4 49, .
..t 5vest one Hundred and Nineteenth street L@nox
@laln vee, one Fia-ed and Seventeenth street
Eleventh. sTenus Election District IS bounded by and
~ ,rast one FIur5red Nineteenth street Fifth
S1sT west one Hundred and Eighteenth street and
l<enox avenue
me Sixteenth Election District is BOUNDED by and
xiffiip West Hundred and Eighteenth street flth
avenue dagonaily from the corner 81 Fltt a.eaue
srd Hundred and SeNenteeHih street 20 tle
corner of Iencx and Vest One Hundred and
TIE seventeenth election District bounded by and
5.fln East Eighteenth street, Madison
Hundred Sixteenth street and Firth
The Eighteenth Election District bounded by and
stfhss East One Hundred Nineteenth street, psrs
avenue East Hundred Eighteenth street and
Fifth
The Nineteenth Election Is bounded by and
within Hundred rAerty-secynd street. al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
Election Notice.

TIlRTY-sECoND ASSEMBLY DlstRlCl. ~ -,
within fhg f Eat nth Election D n5 d
nue. East One Hundred and First s''
The Sixteenth Election District is bounded by P an
within East and Fouitn s.Le'' I-tftb
avenue Last one fiun'''u ~ -, -,
and within one Hundred and FIJI street iexng-
ton avenue East One Hundred and Third street ana
The Eighteenth Election is bounded By so and
within East one Hundred and 1b street and Third
avenue. - bounded nv and
The Nineteenth District is 69uqdi Fr 81
within East one Hundred and skin second
nue., East one Hundred and Fourth street anu
The Election District d E is Street D East
river East Hundred and se2enth street Third
avenue. East One Hundred ana 9e'
The Twentyarst Election District Is 6Dtb street
First avenue East One Hundred and Sixth street ana
The twenty second District If is Es9 0He
Ry and within the north a9q qom Third
inston avenue the west side OF TO East one Hun
dred ana seventh street one Hundred and from fr
East One Hundred and Fifth street to East one Hun
The aTg Election is bounded by and
within East One Hundred and EIGHT ign Enndred and sew
enth street to East Hundred and Eighth s ent6
street from Third Lexington aVe n Eundred
east side of Lexington ag 0ns funded and Eighth
The Twenty-fourth Election District is oouT xinEtnn
avenue East one Hundred and Fifth street anu
-. a,a
The Twenty-hfh Election District Is ooup pG ayene
within East one Hundred and sixth street, -
Fifth street ana FlIth a1 h., and
The Tweny-sxth Election District is po!d 81 I've
within East One Hundred Seventh street Han,,a
Election District is
within Fast one Hundred and Tenth street, psT-
avenue East One Hundred and Eightn 81 IA ETfh
avenue East One Hundred and Seventh street '" "
h., and
The Tyentveightn election District is bounced y @
within East one Hundred and First street
East Ninety-eghth street ana faIA
The Tyyenty-nnth Election District Is ooI SI;netv
within East Ninety sixth street, East riVei' Ea' ~
Tb TbTteth Election District is bounded oy E si
within Ninety-sixth street, secoiA
Ninety-ffth street and Third avenue. ,,ds5 nv and
within East Ninety eighth street Ihru H'
Ninety seventh street Lexington avenue IN, and
Election District Is East
within Fast Ninety-eighth street. Lexington a>e
Ninety-sixth street and Park avenue ,.r6od nv and
The Thrty-thrd District Is pou Ii yenIe
within East one and First street - NInety-
East one Hundredth street. Madison avenue E ~
eighth and Fifth avenue s.z ~. .nd
The Thirty-ourth Election District Is 6ou1g Te East
within East Hundredth street M" 49,"
Nfnety-eiEhth street. Lexington avenue 5e5 nv and
within East one Hundredth street. East li'e'' ~
rIinefy-ninth street Third avenue, Ial h,, and
The Thrtyeixth Election District IS nou - aIen,e
within East one Hundred and Fifth street; d1,a
Fast one Hundred Fourth street. tl1n Nv and
The Thrtv-seventh Election Dstrlct Is e1jnrton
utbin East One Hundred and Thlrd 81 avenue
avenue East one Hundred and First stree" DIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
ANNEXED DISTRICT.

The FIRST Election District is bou3de& ~ aaa T r5
Farms road. ClGsons Point rad $50 sor,s AZ 4
'hG The Second Election bounded by ard with
westchester turnpike seabEey creek WESTMINSTER ''
ana b@ TIL Election District Is bounded by and E.sl
Ovens creek. HTtChinson's river. Pelham BSy' EA
river OF F61TE Election District is and With
ordham and Pelham avenues Westchester creek sssr
'S nv Es,tb Election District bounded hy and ErMl
1-rSb,r, and Pelham avenues. WillarSordSe roS
Yer lane. West Farms road. CnionPoFt road ana %
swamp T4s Election District by and gi
DIN avenue. Briggs avenue 1d , eoSson [. rorss
and Pelham avenues Old Boston Post read and H'-
The Seventh Election District Is bounded BY and w.
Fifth street line OF Laoona PARK C9T s, zane GA
The Eighth Election District is bounded BY and ne
@ D Brnok Old Boston road. COrsa lane hs
~ TScons PARK Fifth and White Plains rad .-
,ibh Street line parallel with Elizabeth stree,
EinsssTtdse SHS YorE hutchinson river iyen's cred
RiacIS bog Brook line through centre OF ScnieIehn
~ Srss1tb avenue and Bronx river. ,,,t,
The Tenth Election pistEc, Is bounded ~ ana IRE
northern hGSpan Nth EiiEaSeth street Eii1sbeS srs'
ana irony TsTsnth Election District bounded By a
within northern boundary Of The CITY % New 1o5A
Island sound Pelham S1y Sh art and CITY Isss
The Twelfth Election District IS bounded ~ -S sTs5fs
ana The e ThiresHth Election District Oonndsa b. an
WITHIN washington avenue. westehessr turnpike. 0T'n
avenue and West Farms road . Ss.S - ard
The Fourteenth Election District Is oEu@ 11ss en-
within old Boston Post road. Bear swamp Io@o w.
port Vest Farms road ana tns ~ sounded oy ard
within Fifteenth avenue. White Plains ROAD EN'N
and the the Sixteenth sTSsn Election p. BONDED a.
within Fifth street WHITE Fia4ns w.
''' f'O''N ''' JOHN yoq9Hsaa5ss
John MAGUIRE
c0m MIaiaaaa q q assssss~
October It'll 1908
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
Election Notice.

TwENTY-NINTH ASSEMBLY Observation-Disclosures.
within Eighth line through Te aT l East
sventylsecond street Lexngton avenue. East Sixty
eighth Fifth West Fffy-ninh street ana
Tee3 Election District eisRdsd 6 ayen aR1
East Seventy second street and rn bounded by and
within East Seventy street Park avenue East
sesen5y -tlstf , 555eS Fr,b ave9ue
The Seventeenth Election District bounded by and
xrifhgn SUPERINTENDENT Lexington avenue
East seventy-sxth street avenue. East seventy
Tss Shteentb o Elecioa District is bounded by and
T WIN +ir1h avenue Eighty
first street Lexinston ayene, E With East seventy
ninth street and Central PARK Hest bounded by and
sat1 seon6 sat Ixington avenue Eighty-h
ocea District Is bounded sTs6ue by E sna
Eghd street and Fft4 s sysnuf i bounded by
within East Eighty-sixth street Lexington avenue W
s y sSe A Election district is bounded by and
s sip East syTss, a6s F4f,
The Twentythrd Elecon District is bounced T,e ~ East
Ieebfy-esT ss s st IN ana PARK avenue
The TwenyfoGrth Election District bounded by ane
within Eas Etshty-ninth street Madison aEeI'e,
Eighty-eighth street Park avenue East E'sn''
The Tentyth Election bounded 6y and
within Nintieth street PARK Dn+t Street
eighth street Madison avenue. East Eighty i
The TWeny Election District is bounded by ana
within East Ninetsth street. lexington S'
~ Tniyseventh Election is bounded by enq
within East Ninety-fhiTd sueetF h
NIuetie4h street ana Fifth avenue =, ,sas r,- and
The Tvenfyeghh Election District Is nounae1 % Fast
within fourth street Lexington ''o' "
YcszhtV-seoona street Park avenue ,-5
Election Dtstrict IS
.tLs 49, Ni1et1frr4 street Lexington avenue East
and Park avenue nv
-r,fsin East Ninety-fourth street Lexington avenue ~
LIE, a. Election District is bounded by ano
zsfhFn St Ninety-siXth street 11ehl4eNoi <h ~
and Park avenue -
Ths Thrtyeecond Election Dls,rict Is az or near
within transverse road across Central PARK East %inety
So Nt.e+--seventh street, Fifth avenue fst s3r
Wet Ninety-third street rlI
s,a,s transverse across Central Fark az "'
T-sEt TiEhty-frth street and Central PARK west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
rHIRrY-sEcoND AssEMBLY pIsTRIcr.

TIE First Election District is bounded by within
East Ninety street, Third N!nety-sec-
ond str Lexington avenue
The second Election District is bounded by within
Nnety-ifth street Second avenue, East Ninety
Tho Third Election District by and within
East Nneysxth street Third avenue East Ninety
street Lexington
The Fourth Election District bounded by and within
East Second avenue Ninety
eighth street river. Fest Ninety-sixth
The Ftfh Election District bounded by and within
East Ninety-nnth East river. East Nnety-eghth
street Second avenue, East Ninety-seventh and
The sixth Election bounded by and within
East Nlnety-seventh Third avenue East Ninety
sixth street. Lexington avenue
The Seventh Election District is by and within
East Ninety-eighth street, Park avenue. East Ninety
sixth street. Firth avenue
The Eighth Election District bounded by and within
Hundredth street. Park avenue East Ninety
eighth street. Madison avenue.
Ninth Elsct0a District is bounded by and within
East one Hundred and Second Third avenue
East One iredth street, Lexington avenue
Election District IS bounded by and within
East One Hundred and First street, River
one Hundrecth street. Third avenue
The Eleventh Election District is bounded and with
In the north and u Hundred
Second street from SecoLd Third avenue Second
avenue East One Hundred and First and the cast
side Of Third avenue from Hundred ana First
street 70 Fast on" Hundred Third ''
The Twelfth Election District is bounded
within East one Hundred and Fourth street East
~ - 80 ana second
The Thirteenth Election District IL bounded nv ana
~'a.ii Eds' one Hundred Fourth
ond street to East one Hnndred - 'i See
The north and south sides OF Fast ~ ~
.T4iiri ats1Ha "i second avenue Third avenue and
TIE Fourteenth Election District s. .,s. -, -
h1iIlh I1st 'o hundred and Fourtb street third
u-enuc -FN'i street anu La
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
Election Notice.

THIRTY FOURTH ASSEMBLY DIsTR1cT-cont!nued.
within East one Hundred Thlry-fourth street mar
lem river East one Hundred Thirty second stree,
Madison avenue East Hundred and Thirty
street and Fifth avenue -. and
The Twentieth Election District is bounded V r anu
within East one Hundred and Tweny-thlrd street. Ley
ngton avenue. one Hundred and Twenty
The Twenty-frst Election District bounded by and
within East one Hundred and Twerty-hh street FITS
avenue. East one Hundred and Twenty fourth street.
Second avenue
The Tweny-seeopd Election District bounded by ana
within Hundred and Twenty enth street 80
ond avenue East One Hundred and Twenty sixth street.
Third
The Twenty-thrd Election District is bounded by ana
within East one Hundred Thrty-third street. Madi
son avenue East Hundred and Thirty-hrst street.
Fifth
The Tweny-ourth Election District is bounded by ana
within Harlem river East One Hundred and Ihirty-
fourth street, Fifth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15

October Tth. 1905
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
ANNEX DISTRICT.

ED Location Occupied as
Is E cor. West Farms
road and Common
wealth ave. Van Nest. Vacant store
2 Avenue r and 10th st. Private house
8. Fort Schuyler and Pei
ham road .......-.. Barber shop
4 Main st Westminster. Barber shop
BE. $. Unionport road. 125
feet :. OF Morris Park
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Candy store
6. White Plains road and
BarthoIdi st.......... Elk Firemen hall
White Plains ave, L. ;.
bet. jerome ave. and
Isl st WiIlIamsbridge. Barber shop
223 White plains ave. Barber shop
9.N W. cor. 234th st and
White Plains ave,
Wakefield .....-...-.. Real estate office
10 W. cor 239th st and
White Plains ave-. Vacant store
II Main and Orchard SITS.
CITY Island ---..--..... Cigar store
-. Corner WestCheSter ana
Washington ayes ..-. Barber shop
10 West Farms road. s. :.
bet lie We're place and
Greene ..-..........C club house
IA s 6. of Columbus ave-
40 IT. +. of Fillmore st Paint store
II Dos White Plains ave. ... Candy store
16. .154 White Plains ave-. SHOE Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-23

Ing to this city BY every train. refreshed
after summer vacations az the seashors or
IN the mountains, ana they are In home
hunting mood. Vacant houses are being en-
gagged. and apartments. Notwithstanding the
large number OF new structures that have
been erected and the numerous additions
made to othorn. are already q scarce com.
modify. The indications are that the rental
business will continue to be brisk for the
next six weeks. and. because of the infiux
Of homeseekers due to the arrival OF fall.
there will be no falling OF In sales.
Grant Parish sold during the week the
originally part OF Mount Vernon, to Miss
Elizabeth NJ. Sharpe Of Orange. N. ]. While
the property enjoys the distinction OF once
being part Of the estate Of George WASH
fngton, It also possesses charming view OF
the adjacent country. The country known
as Pohick and Accotink Is said to have be-
come very much in demand and Is attract
ing the attention Of many western and
northern people.
A sale that will reach six figures as re-
CARDS the purchase price. 1t is reported, Is
now in negotiation. Mr.. Parish expects to
sell to an Englishman a large and most at
tractive estate In northern Virginia. 1t Is
the purpose of the new owner as a pastime
to raise hunting horses and fancy cattle.
The old Miller cottage, premises 80 Wash
ington street. has been RACED to make way
for a more modern building. The cottage
was constructed to a large extent from old
fashioned material, hand hewn, with evil
dence Of having been carefully put together.
The house passed into the Miller family
about the time Of the outbreak of the civil
war, having been originally built. it Is
stated when Van Hook laid out UniontoWn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-23
HIS DEFECTIVE oRTHoaRAPHY.
Official Report That Might Have
Caused Trouble.

Talking over incidents concerning the
blockade of the southern coast during the
civil war, an old fellow who had experienced
some of the dangers and discomforts of the
service said to few old cronies couple of
evenings ago that while there was always
more or less monotony and danger in the
diligent watches required to be kept on the
coast as well as seward by ships belonging
to the different blockading sauadrons. every
now and then something funny would hap
pen that would cause merriment among the
officers In the ward rooms, even occa sional-
ly at the expense of the captain.
The old man who commanded the ship
to which was assigned he said, was one
or the volunteer naval officers He was
about as good sailorman ever lived, and
always on the lookout for something to hap
pen and prompt to report every event that
did occur to the department To use his
own language, he didn't bank much upon
photography, but always submitted his re-
ports to the acting assistant surgeon of the
ship, who was gentleman of culture and a
thoroughly educated man. and prime ia
yorite of the commanding officer.
Well. one day the quartermaster reported
something unusual going on in one Of the
little South Carolina inlets, and the captain
at once went in as near as he could to the
beach and after Smelling the region for
few moments called away a well-armed
boats crew and started inside. He found a
small schooner that had been deserted be-
hind the opening OF the inlet, and ordered
her destruction. Among other things that
were near by were couple of winches used
on these small boats to hoist sails, heavy
weights, etc.
The captain, soon as he returned
aboard ship, started his report, in which he
narrated the occurrence and told of the de-
struction Of the winches. Then he submit
ted his report to the ships surgeon.
Good Lord. captain said the doctor. 1t
VIII never do for this paper to be seen by
old Gideon Welles'-then the Secretary of
the Navy.
Why not? l should like to knowr
shouted the surprised old captain.
Because said the doctor, when the old
gentleman reads 1t he will think you have
been numbering contrabands. and you may
have to stand a court-martia1.' Then he ex-
planned: 'Winches, you know, captain, are
spelled with an 81" and not with an ''e."
You say here that you destroyed two fine
wenches on the expedition,
All right, doctor, said the enlightened
captain. Just change that s'e.' into an 81"
win you. and I'll let II 20 al that God
knows I'm not down here to kill colorsd
gals = .
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Worlds Biggest Dock.

United States Consul Bardel OF Bamberg,
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which, in the event of war, would be i'm
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Explained.

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MY goodness" exclaimed tho feather
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I've been playing poker" explained the
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-15
BOSTON SOCIETY MAN .S!5
.'s ;s..9 '.4{55. TO WE'D A NURSE.
Stephen codman's Heart Won BY a
Pretty Girl Who Attended l.5s
74.+y 55ss5 Him In illness. 80 3.5

2 . 2. aa 4 ID ~
BOSTON, Mass, March S15.-
Stephen Goldman, an architect and
society man, whose home is intB ea-
con street. and Miss Mary Sullivan,
a nurse, formerly Of the Massachu.
sets General Hospital, are engaged.
Before she became. a nurse Miss Sui.
Ivan was an artists model.
1t is a hospital romance. Mr.. Cod
man, seriously i'll, was recommended
to the Massachusetts General Hos.
;pital by his physicians. The house
surgeon assigned Miss Sullivan, the
prettiestt nurse in the institution, to
the care Of the patient from Beacon
street. Constant attention brought
the patient from deaths door to the
gateway Of happy life.
There were obstacles to the mar.
riage, Miss Sullivan is a Catholic.
Mr.. Goldman followed the Episcopal
doctrine. There were objections
from Mr. Codman's family.
1T is true that we are engaged"
said Mr.. Goldman. But when we will
be married 1 cannot say"
4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-15
DEAD WOMAN is n: Sc 33si.5 Il
BRouGHTETo LIFE.
her Heart Had Stopped Beating ans
is Physicians and Nurse Had Pr eo-F 81
ri ro1nced Her b lad. N

b s, ST. LOUIS, March 15--After hay.
Ing been pronounced dead by two
physicians and a nurse, Mrs. Charles
iM: Sweet, wife Of a provision mer.
chant, has been restored by the III
fusion fusion OF salt solution into her veins
and Is now believed to be recovering
her health. Five weeks ago Mrs
Sweet, suffering from gastrltis, went
70 Hot Springs, Ark, in the hope OF
recovery. On the night Of February
-, she seemed to be dying and even.