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The Washington times., 1906-03-25

several cases where dogs with arti-
fetal limbs seem TO get on as well
with the false members as they did
with those of flesh and blood He
records one case of a valuable whip
pet hound, which. by an accident.
lost both its front legs. Its OWL
ers were at first in despair as TO
the future of the animal, but Dr.
HOLIDAY constructed for il three sets
of artificial legs. with which 1t man
aged to get on famously- II acquired
the habit of hopping shout on its
hind legs after the ma ne- OF kan
garoO. and lived for ma-y years IN
der these peculiar conditions.
Fox terriers. spaniels, bull dogs.
and deerhOunds have become pa
tients Of the doctor for various forms
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

will beset his own life. and 10 use
a detective skill in seeking his bro
ther that would have done credit TO
the brain that conceived the stories
of The Murders in the Rue MOrgue."
While there is much uneasiness
felt concerning Reuben Morley. and
many are of the opinion that ne has
been murdered, il is quite possible
that he has been unable 10 make his
way either TO Manchuria or back 10
Pekin, owing TO the fact that he
has been deprived of all his funds for
travelling expenses. II lie Verger is
responsible for the Americans pre-
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

and treasured curios of her great
aUntS. some oae always Went d little
higher. and pat The article beyond her
reach.
At i"st an old book was put up II
was devotional volume. from which
Nile Chavanne had constantly read to
Nine. Berthcn just before her death
Thc siri deter mined 10 have il al any
price Nobody else showed any desire
TO possess the volume. SO it was knocked
down to her for a few Siillings.
The auctioneer handed down the vol
un,e. and IL was passed along the crowd
TO Mile. ChaVanne. As she took il in
her hands folded sheet Of paper
dropped out
She creaed d.. and found 1t TO be
legsl-lockIng stamped document. bear
i1S her great aunt signature. She
sss Po--isp ~ sa.S sSs4A.t s-i.I~.s~4Iuss
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

dogs-if they survive the original
accident, or the amputating opera
tiOn-seem very much pleased to
find themselves with artificial limbs
Fox terriers take the greatest care
of their game legs" when the lat
ter are off duty, and one animal gift
ed with a limb of the more expen-
sive variety displays the greatest
anxiety should anyone deprive him,
even momentarily, of the treasured
member, even when repairs are il
order.
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FINDS HER FORTUNE IN BOOK OF DEVOTIONS

Mile. Bertha Chavanne a poor Young
girl, who lives in St Etienne. France
discovered recently. under Gu -iously ro-
uanuc circumstance. that she was
Eeiress to fortune OF SS0.00O.
She lived for some years with her
great aunt, Nine BsrJhan. wealthy
cic LADY who died inteState at the age
of cighty-five 4 few weeks ago.
Nine Berthon had no direct heirs. and
her property was 70 be divided among
q number OF distant cousins. Accord
inSly sale OF all ner personal effects
was arranged for at the public sales
rooms. to take place yesterday.
Nile ChsName. who had been devoted
10 Nine. BerthUn, attended the sale in
order TO buy something to keep As 2
memento Of the cid lady. But Mile.
Chsvsnne Is very roor, and, although
sas sls suf ssrauQs stneies yt turliIuEs
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cariOus position. il is not likely that
he mas been murdered for money.
for he wrote to his people in Michi-
gan after lie NeTger had departed
for Pekin. and after the passport and
other valuables had been missed.
From the letters which Morley
wrote it is very evident that Dohr
is a reliable and undesigning Ger
man trader, who has manifested
more than passing interest in the
American. Again Morley may have
reached the Manchurian lines and
his letters home by way of Russia
may have been intercepted and des-
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Haze fashionable Diseases.

HGUe Fashionable Diseases.
II is a sad commentary on human
ity- and connected with its animal
friends that dogs and cats should be
subject to all our modern diseases,
ranging from cancer and consump-
tion TO appendicitis. Doubtless
skilled surgeons like Prof. Holiday
may DO much to alleviate animal
suffering, but, judging from the ter
rible diseases found in dogs and
cats, we viii soon need an animal
hospital in every city where human
beings oongregate.
Another extremely interesting
work inaugurate5 by this surgeon is
the introduction cf false teeth into
the mouths Of dogs needing them
The same rules for dog-teeth are ap-
piled as those governing human be
ings. Quite a number Of dogs whose
teeth have become worn out through
old age have received entire new
sets, and one collie has had its two
incisors replaced with gold by Amer
lean bridge work. Numbers of dogs
compelled TO live on soft diet" and
cruel have been put back on meat
through new sets of teeth supplied
by DR.. HOLIDAY.
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

trOyed during the great uprising IN
Moscow and ST Petersburg The
mere fact that there were forged
drafts cashed in Shanghai and Cey-
Ion establishes nothing but a case Of
robbery
For these reasons, and many
others, the quest Of George W. Nor
ley is not a hopeless one, but it is
a search surrounded with dangers
and possibilities for adventures
which, should he live TO narrate
them, viii make a story that will
rival in graphic interest the account
OF Stanley's journeys In Darkest
Africa
The Washington times., 1906-03-25


~ OGS with false teeth and
wooden legs, and cats
with glass eyes, are the
latest things in veter-
mary science. Modern
medicine has lent itself, especially
through DR.. Frederick Holiday, of
London, TO the treatment of animal
suffering, and every appliance that
can add TO the pleasures, subtract
from the cares, or multiply the
comforts Of animal life-tO put the
case arithmetically-is now brought
forward by the veterinarian. For
example. the X-ray machine is now
used to locate swallowed pins and
needles in the bodies of ailing kit
tens, while the inventors skill has
been called upon TO manufacture
feeding bottles for nursing puppies
Dr. Hobday-whose letters of F.
r. c. V. S. and F. r. S. L. stand
for the most eminent degrees in
veterinary practice, accomplishes
many marvels in his methods of
treating animals. For instance, with
reference to supplying glass eyes
10 the animal world, he has had
some extremely successful results
The removal of the eyes of animals
with the minimum Of pain is ac-
complished by means Of the usual
anesthetics, applied as in human
cases; while local applications of
cocaine are also utilized. After the
eyes have been taken out. proper
glass ones. suiting the kind of ami
mails, are inserted and the animal
goes about its ordinary avocations
with apparent comfort.
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greyhounds is the dislOcation OF the
tail, and Prof Holiday has been very
successful in treating this form OF
injury. He usually subjects the eau
dal apDendages TO an X-ray machine,
locating definitely the exact bone
which may be out Of place. He is
thus enabled TO quickly reduce the
dislOcation, which is always done
under an anesthetic. The X-ray
machine IS employed very extensive
ly for all cases OF bone injury with
the greatest success
One Of the most interesting sec
tons of Prof. Holidays work-aside
from supplying false eyes and limbs
by means Of what he calls "artif-
cial mothers These consist Of a
series Of bottles incased IN a bag
with fur on the outside resembling
the supposed mother animal. Pup
pies and kittens take 10 these con-
trivances remarkably well and lose
no time in getting down to busl-
ness when the foster mother is put
on tap IL is a very interesting sight
TO see a half dozen little puppies
whining and struggling over a sham
dog, evidently quite Oblivious TO the
fact that they are not being sup
piled by the real thing"
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LEG

legged dog will cease 70 be a novel
", while a glass-eyed cat viii be a
matter OF course. Many pet dogs are
today going about in the sphere of
the doctors influence whose animal
companions evidently do not sus-
pect that they possess artificial
limbs. A few years ago. when a dog
lost its fore CT hind legs the nautral
course was 20 put It out of existence
with the least possible pain. A revo-
luton has taken place in this treat
ment. however. since DR.. HOLIDAY
came upon the scene. He has manu-
factured legs suitable to every kind
OF dog and cat. With regard to cats.
1t has been found fnat they do not
take so well to artificial limbs as
do dogs.
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

Of the document. and Showed il 10 her
relatives.
They took il 10 an attorney. who pro-
1ounced !; TO be the last viii and testa-
lnent of Nine Berthou. dolly signed and
attestcd- and bequeathmg her entire
property to her beloved niece, Nile Cha
Nznpe-
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THE COKOUEROR.

Drunken with victory. their hordes
SUrgc py-
Prone with the dead am I: but through
rnP smoke
GIimmers the fsce Of Truth. for whose
dear sake
: dgh,. or die. or wear the captIys's
woke.
=. r. Hamnond- IA Harpera Maya
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
Some Of the instruments Used Are as Deli
cate as a jewelers. Tools While Oilers
Resemble Ponderous Aids to Builders Craft

akin to love. The logic carries con-
viction on its face-or rather, in
its eyes.
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a Remarkable Operation.
DR.. Holiday records some very re-
markable operations and instances
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
TO PENETRATE THE WILDS OF CHINA
IN SEARCH OF HIS MISSING BROTHER

Continued from Page Three)
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
London, March II.

London, March II.
OGS with false teeth and
wooden legs, and cats
with glass eyes, are the
latest things in .veter-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
TH1RTY-sEcoND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

and Il sGHas:e s:. y saa whe
Third avenue East hundred and ThiryIeTSts
he Second Esction District bounded By and within
willis avenue. East One Hundred and FortyefourtS
The & Third Election Pissrics is BOUNDED by within
nue. and MOTHS a1enue street. Third ave
hO Fourth Iloction District is bounded within
nge East One Hundred and Forty-secona street and
The Fifth Election District bounded by and within
aas East one EundTsd and Fortetn street. Assandsr
avenue. East One Hundred and Thirtyninth
The si1th Election District is bounded By within
nue. East One Hundred and Thirty-eighth street and
va 9 sSss one sfHR aa. 9's ass by
Wills avenue East One Eundrsa ana Thirty@siEts sixth
The Eighth Election BY and within
ha 5s s. onS Hundred a aaG T6h @ ssd
The Ninth Election District is bounded by ana within
nue. East one Hundred and ThiTty-sevsnth street and
TIE Tenth Election District is bounded sr and within
nue. East one Hundred and Thirty-sshth street and
The Eleventh Election District is bounded by and
Avenue East One Hundred and Thirtyninth and
The twelfth Election District is bounded by and
svenue East One Hundred and wits
fTe Thirteenth Election District is bounded BY and
eTenJe Esst One Hundred and Forty-trSs street and
% r Essap Ss. .s D r sSu.tss .ss By 4sO s0s
avenue ons Hundred and Forty-third street and
WINS Ths Fifteonth Election District /. bounded
avenue One Hundred ana Torty-stxth street and
s3h EIsG9n H, DistHs Diet Is s1gHe'e & sy aga e
Anne avenue East One Hundred and FOrty-sxth srsot
ar s se1enteonh Election District IS bounded by snd
within Eart ore Hundred ana FoTsy7sxth sixth street S.
irooS avenue East One Hundred and Forty-hfth street
a"T T ighteenth Election bounded by
within East One Hundred fn5oIe9 an4 and *
Street ana Brook axenue ,,,-.-,.. ,o,.... =.
within East One HgEoEed sne T east 0
veT North arc sosts BT9sssr' 81 anG s.n. mast s ns
gntTsa aBs7ss s5s aas aes and Eroof
Es9oS .Ds DTo; ts e9uaas. .t1.: s sns
liver East one Hundred and Thiry-eiEhth street and
E.:tiep 9tsto !. sSPssf lc sg 6a and
Hundred and Forty first street 2na 81 inns ~ avenue
ana vithin East one Hundred and orty-ninth street
Fast river East one Hundred and Fortieth street,
Locust sfbeFn TSuIevsrd St Marys street Robbins
Deter sssf ESct6n Bsot is bounded by
ana within Westchester avenue hey street ana Pros
peTl Election District Is bounded
no ssa Fsst ON. Hundred Forty ninth street, Pros
Ssa Rfs sso6S strot Is 5oande By ana
within West Farms roae Casioh es sf T liver Or ons
Island Sound ana the Bronx rYeT Ds;r,c n houns.s b
ana within Westchester avenue. Avenue and Bar
Tbs TWsnty-seyenth Election District is bounded by
and within westehsster sysnae seaSss ayssus
The twenty eighth Election District is bounded by
chester Bay Eest river or Long Island Sound ana
he T%snty District BOUNCED By
and Within Main street Westehester erees f
avenue West Farms road and hiVer stt, stIeeL -, ma
within aaf TR.'n R..s Farm: Hi:'i,sa s.a p;
iAns. wsstohsstS svsnns soo o'a'''"' 1A'
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
Election Notice.
rHIRrr-sH0oNp ASSEMBLY DsrrIcr-couunu.A

within Bny BryhTst Election District Is bounded hy sna
rnsa VS. Fost read. White Plains road, Cnioup0
rba rba.rfn sst arms road and the Bronx river. ~
,t u,.LI second Election District Is nouhueu -
W.. M-shln Morris Park avenue BronIcals aVsnue
Tha rSta atsas road and Cnionport road 49, .ra
80 nlrty-third Election District Is bounced py
aan street Silver street Farms road
Plains road. ~
Inc Ihirty-fo Election District Is oounoea %
ia withln Ohn avenue. Briggs avenue Fourth
Secoho avenue Fifth street. Fifth avenue ASH
rorsa avenue, Eastchester road, Boston fost
Elghth avenue, Ash street, Black DOG oIooK Gsxen
eseek Westchester Bronx ana REMAIN
Soston Post road and Bronx river
The Thlrty-hfth Election District Is 6ounoec oy NJ
withn Fifth avenue. Fifth street. Second avenue
Sourth street, Briggs avenue. DIN avenue anu NAo
Sronx river.
The Thrtysixth Election District is bo'rase 5y sac sna
within Fifteenth Walnut street, ss2sIon ro.l
road. Eastchester road, Cqrsa avenue. Ash avenue
Fifth avenue and Bronx river -.
The Thirty-seventh Election District is BOUNCED oy
and within Elizabeth street Digney avenue hinss-
bridge road northern boundary Of The City OF New
York, Hutchnson's river Black Dog brook, Ash street
Eighth avenue. Walnut street. Fifteenth avenue una
the Bronx river.
within northern boundary OF The City OF rev
York, Mundy"s lane. Kngsbridge road Digney avenue
Elizabeth street and the Bronx river
The Thrty-nnth Election District t- bounded oy ana
within the northern boundary OF The CITY OF NeW
York. Long Island Sound. Eastohester say Hrtchn- =
sons river, and Goose. Hunters, PsaFs, The Twins
High, Hart and City Islands
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
rH1RrY-rH1Rn AssEMRLY DISTRICT.

- Election 52 Rs; .sb + Bounded ss4gs ngr G sad anns
osrs ESs q5e os 1 nsaed Sni and
East one Hundred sn4 F!styrst street
h1s st & 4ne 6unaT9d @ ana n Tb Street college
svenue as One Hundred and Forty-eighth street ana
The Third Election District bounded by and within
nue.. Dater street Robbins avenue. ST MaTy's street
Street h and 1XiiiIs willis aEenae EaSi one hun0's'
The Fourth Election District bounded by and within
dsq apa 2 street ana Thrd ass Syebgs m ana within
Westohester avenue Cauldwel avenue. East One Hun
avenue Robbins avenue East Ono Hundred and Forty
T6e Sixth Election District bounded and within
Westehester avenue Beach avenue. East One Hundree
The Seventh Election District is bounded BY and within
Forty ninth street ana Bsaeh aye3ae: -...,.
WestGhester avenue. Prospect avenue Dawson street
ne Nnte Ese:ion District bounded By sna within
a5t6 street eaa cauaEsI avs1qo. - =
nue. East one Hun5re9 and FsrtvsTth street Th,rd
avenue. East ons Hundred and Fftyeighth street and
r Ha s On. sss 59s DG sS Is ss 'g aa
We: h s aosn BETTE as s. bouhdad by an
wIshin % East One Hundred and F1fty-s.xh street St
This Thirtssnth Election District Is bounded by
East 6na Handrsa ana
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded by and
within East One Hundred Fify-sxth street. Merose
1venue. East One Hundred and Fiftyhrst street and
Courtlandt
The Fifteenth Election District is bounded by and
within East Hundred ana FTrty-secont street
Courtlandt East One Hundred and Forty-ninth
/ street and Morris
within M ssssn Eas One g29 an5rs 9' 6Bt BY ss
Courtlandt avenue East One Hundred ana F1fy-ssccnd
within East One Hundred and sixy-arst street. Morris
avenue, East One Hundred and Stxty-second street
riftetS Street PARK avenue East one HundTsd and and
The Eighteenth Election District By and
vtthin East One Hundred Ffty-sxth street Court
landt avenue East One Hundred Fftyfourth
The Nineteenth Election District is bounded by and
within East One Hundred and sixtieth street Court
landt avenue, East One Hundred and F1ftysxth
| and Park
The Twentieth Election District IS bounded by ana
within East One Hundred Sixty-irst street Meross
avenue. East One Hundred and Fifty-sixth street,
Courtlandt avenue. East One Hundred and sixteth
| street and Park
The Tweny-hrst Election District is bounded BY and
within East One Hundred and Sixty-rst street Third
avenue East One Hundred and Fifty-seventh street
and Melrose avenue.
The Twenty second Election District is bounded By
and within East One Hundred Sixy-fourth street
Third avenue East One Hundred and Sixtythrd
Eagle avenue, East One Hundred and Fifty-eghth
street, Third avenue and Washington avenue,
The Twentythird Election District bounded by
| Within Brook avenue. Washington East One
Hundred and Sxty-frst street and Park
and within East One Hundred and Sixty-hfth street
/ Third avenue. East One Hundred and SIxty-feurth
street. WASHINGTON avenue and Brook avenue.
Twenty-fifth Election Is al by and
within Hundred and Sixty-sixth street ros-
! ton road. Cauldweu East One Hundred and
sixtythrd street Third avenue and Franklin avenue
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.
THIRTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT QyORrrn

d 5ns Election District beundsd By
Aiexsnder avenue East One Hundred and Thirty NTH
ioTTta 4b street street Third avenue and Harlem river.
Ihe IWenty-eghth Election District IL bounded by
eIw eT9 within East One Hundred and Thrtyhfth greet
street Alexander avenue, Harlem river. Third avenue
coin - 1850
The Twenty-ninth Election District In bounded by
ana within East one Hundred Thirty-sourrh
81 AIMS avenue, East One Hundred and Thirty
Alexander avenue. -
The Thirtieth Election District is bounded by and
within East One Hundred and Thirty-htth street 81
AIMS avenue, East one Hundred ourth
street and Willis avenue ~
The ThtFtyfrst Election District In bounded by and
within East One Hundred snd Thirty-sixth street 81
AIMS avenue East One Hundred and Thlrtyeefth
street and Willis avenue 2 "
The Thirty-seoond Election District is bounded by
and within East One Hundred and -hirty-sevsnth
street St AIMS avenue East One Hundred
sixth street ana Willis avenue
The Thirty-thrd Election District bounded BIZ sud
within East One Hundred and Thrtysirth street East
river. East One Hundred and Thirty-third street
Cypress avenue, East One Hundred and Thirty fth
street and ST. AIMS avenue. ~
The Thirty-fourth Election District IS bounded by
and within East One Hundred and Thirry-ftth street
Cypress avenue East One Hundred ana Thirty-third
street East river Bronx Kills Lewis place. East One
Hundred and Thirtysseond street and St. AIMS
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
Citations,

TUE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or N-w -
Y ace ., Goa frss ana indsg-nd-nr. Cnarles
.nares F. Sanders. Ain1on n. Sanders Fr.nr.. 80.
sers' - exscUtrix OF the estate WaylanA ~ s,n-
uers @ asoeased Do For,s Hskes. LYDIA l. Curtis ca~o-
- aAFFey oeisvan Wood. Louise Fr.d rvoo.
Eardetts Wood. Martin Wood. Frances a. c-,r Ego~:
Ce1nis Hattie Caro-ntsr Ettis Drge. s-rsd yohn.on
14-Nn Wood Cara Fowler. n Darius rnnan Ens,,nc
Z. Philes Esther Fuller Eliza Pf-r-. r,..n
ssine c Vsr Nooy. Maud I. Faust. sarah kinney 20
Iran.o Smith. Georges Carr. Randolph Carr Lav.rnn
~ T.; First Baptist Crsurch 81 CorranS n " ~
James Sands. Jerons seacorf Cathsrfns n gaon Aar<
= sacon. Ida Fuller Curtis Marie saadA Baptist Horo~
sionery Convention of STATE OF New YORK G.srs.
Fe~o heirs and net OF kin Carpersr a.caaesd
ETsIeoueF ana VINO has been unable with reas0nA5ls
GNisenee 20 ascertain sane; next ~ kn 81
10Y has1lnss deceased. whose names and places OF
resa-ncs are unknown 70 petitioner snd who has 5s-n
unable. with reasonable diligence % ascertain se ana
Hiram W Belts adminisrrator OF the goods chac-
tells and credits of Emma Belts deceased ana 70 an
late or the County OF New York deceased eredors
lesatees next OF kin otherwise. grestfng
% De and appear before Surrogate OF County
New York at the surroEates' Court OF said county held
the 7th day OF December half O'clock
IN ths forenoon OF that day, and there
Charles ". Sanders. executor of last VIII and
testament OF said deceased you
BY oite1 under the age OF tvsntyons years.
required 20 appear BY your guardian. u you have
II have 70 appear and apply for bs
appointed IN the event OF neglect failure
do guardian VIII be appointed By ths Surrogate
represent you IN The proceeding
IN testimony whereof have caused tho seal Of sno
surrosaes Court Of ths said County OF New YORK TO bs
rs Thomas. = Surrogate Of said county ~
the County OF New York. the ga day OF 90
sos:r n the year OF eur LORD enc 90q5eHg Ias hun
Clark the SurrogasaS Court
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
THIRTY-FouRTH ASSEMBLY p1sTRrCr.

The First Election District is bounded by within
East One Hundred and Fiftyeishth street and cauld
The Second & Election DISTRICT is sognded By and
avenue. East One Hundred and sxty-hrxt street and
The Third Election District is bounded By ana within
avenue East one Hundred and sixty-thiFd street.
The Fourth Election District is bounded by and
avenue, East One Hundred and sxty-hrrt street and
one Hundred sxty-fth street Gntervals ave-
The SIKH Election Distric is bouHdsd by and within
East One Hundred and sixy-sixth street stebbins
chester Intervale avenue. East One Hundred
The Seventh Election District is Bounded by and
and sixtv-Afth street and JacEgon ave5ne INC
The Eighth Election District Is bounded by and
Union avenue Home street, Jackson avenue East one
East one Hundred and sixty-ninth street East 6ne
Hundred and Sixty seventh street Stebbins
East ono Hundred and sixty-sixth street ana Union
The Tenth Election District bounded by ana within
tth&Fd & w9Td @ linz The Bronx g river
East one Hundred and sixty-ninth street
The Eleventh Election District is bounded by and
man street Interyais avenue East One Hundred and
531 %o Ss RsPd 5 rs s9.Sss By
Jennings street Boston road, East One Hundred and
The Thirteenth Election District bounded by and
alnLn aHanus East One Hundred and F0Spe9t s
Union avenue East One Hundred and sixty-eighth
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded by and
within the Twenty-third Ward line Clinton avenue.
avenue. East One Hundred and sxtyeighth street and
bs FftssPth Eleet29 District @ us bounded by and
The Sixteenth Election District is bounded by and
within fremont avenue Arthur avenue, Croona Park
avenue East Hundred seventy street and
Pathgate avenue.
TIE seventeenth Election District is bounded by and
Hundred and Seventy-ffth street. Third avenue East
one Hundred and seventyfourth street Park ave-
nue.: ,.-., 1-,o.. r,,-...
within East One Hundred and Eightieth street Third
avenue fremont avenue and Park
, me 6rTy ad East One Hun6~e9 ace 1y ana
second street. Hughes avenue. fremont avenue and
The Twentieth Election District Is bounded by and
within fremont aveue, BoqieyaTd East One
Crotona Park North and Arthur avenue
within crotona PARK North Marnlon avenue East One
Hundred seventy-sxth street Southern Boulevard
road west Farms road the Bronx river. Twenty-thrd
WaTa ard Re afS Election District IS bound.a m
and within East One Hundred and Eighty-second
street the BronA s5 oae bos{on road
East One Hundreu hS ma street southern
The Tventy-thrd Election District is bounded bv
,rd within East one Hundred and Eighty-second
stree, Prospect avenue, fremont avenue and Hughes
avenue .,,,-.A t7lact,on Die,r,c, g.. ,o,,-,..
and WITHIN Pelham ayenae % & ths IreRX river East One
one Hundred AMI EIshty-second street and Belmont
avenue - ,.,. 1,,.-,. g., ,,-
within Pelham avenue strast Sar East One
One Hundred and Eighty-i0uF'h street ana Hoffman
street s Twenty Election District bounded by
ouarrv road East One Hundred and Eightieth street
and Park avenue