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New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
COUNTY OF NEW YORK
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District bounded by and within
Way wall street william street. Beaver street White
OYSTER oSls 81 and Bedioes Islands Hudson river
The Election District i bounded BY vans, and
lam street, wall street BROADWAY, Rector street.
Greenwich street Morris street ara HUDSON river
Tho Third Election District is bounded by and with
in warren street. Broadway Liberty street and Hud-
son The Fourth Election District is bounded by and
within Beach street GIeenwlcn street auoeFt srse'
White street Broadway. warreD street and Hudson
river
The Fifth Election District bounded by and within
Worth street STn.sr as uo5 ST street and 'O"
The sixth Election District is bounded by and within
The Seventh Election District Is bounded BY and
Hoadvav North Moore street Hudson street Laight
yarick street Canal street and suya1 street
within Broome street, Variek street street watts street
snEan s.raes and S'ffSd Hudson I%r Street
In Canal street Hudson street Hubert street Green
weh street ben 1,,o SD 5,strict I s bonn5d NV and with
Charlton stree Hudson street spring street Rem
The Eleventh Election District is bounded BY and
within sPea sPgiHs csna Street a6d Ren% street
Twelfth Election DstTG is bounded e1u By ,,; and
Sullivan street, Watts street and varick street
within Spring street. Broadway. Grand street and
Fourteenth Election District is bounded by and
within Houston street. Broadway. Spring street
The Fifteenth Election District is bounded by and
sprne S5Th1g street. Maedousai vanda@
The Sixteenth Election District Is bounded by and
vIthin King street Macdougal street. West Houston
Sullivan street Prince street. Charlton street
The Seventeenth Election District bounded by and
within Houston Varick street King street.
TIudSon street Charlton street and Hudson river
The Eighteenth Election District IS bounded by and
within Carkson street. Naek street. west Houston street
and Hudson river
The Nineteenth Election District is bounded by and
within Houston street. MacdOugal street. King
and Varick street.
The twentieth Election District Is bounded by and
within West Third street. Macdougal street. Bleecker
street. Hancock street. West Houston street. NaricS
street, Carmns street and sixth avenue
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
TEAcH cHILpREN HERO WORSHIP.

cannot teach our children hero Worship
questioned practical idealist before fathers
sho mothers council one evening last week. There
nero worship that dignines, there is reverence
-o' leadership that elevates the humanity of the
oHe who gives II and the who receives it, If
we am oH history and teaching OF it In the
POic schools is setting before children ideals
- manhood and womanhoOd, let enlarge the
aAse; let us give them heroes in and states
ahship. but also heroes and heroines in social and
aihess life, ia the church. in private life, in the
noHe In every aspect OF life where strong men and
,e oDe women have dignihed America and her insti-
i0ns IL is the human spirit want 10 teach
90 80 nov merely the history OF human institutions
- 80 human wars. Teach the story Of Grants life,
- 49, ueacn also that of Emerson's. Reverence for
olA .S leadership is of the phases OF American
vSS.- SSSs.aton Of which have most need to-day and
lens " e SiNS''" "a Jul s'O'e9' PiOO
ID. -, me high school is TO equip children with
reo,, y II not a pity that its courses cannot be
ls.aeed for the good OF the future, for the en-
obsis and deepening of the sense of ones moral
vsseuon ~ 10 humanity? Can we not do more than
ers,, done hitherto in deliberately training lead
tscs tp iof democracy? The permanency OF democ-
II - eSiS upon popular education. In the long run
no, c~n get better educated manhood and
~AAood we shall get better government"
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District Is bounded and with
IN Cherry street. Scanned street. Water street. Jack
street, East river and Clinton street
The Second Election District Is bounded By ana
within Monroe Jackson street. Water street.
Scanned street. Cherry street and Montgomery street.
The Third Election District is bounded by and with
IN Madison street Jackson street. Monroe street and
The Fourth Election District Is bounded by ana
within Grand street Jackson street. Madison street
GouverneUr
The Fifth Election District is bounded BY and with
IN Delaney street Wilett street Broons street.
Sheriff street, Grand street. Ridge street. BroOms
and Pitt street
The sixth Election District bounded by with
in Rvngon street Ridge street. Grand street. Clinton
street, Delaney street and Attorney street
The Seventh Election District Is bounded By ana
within Stanton street Pitt Rivfngton
Attorney street. Delaney and Clinton
The Eighth Election District is bounded BY and
within stanton street. Wett street. Delaney street.
PIT street Broome street Ridge street. Rivfnstsa
street and Pitt street
The Election District Is bounded by and with
IN Rvington street Cannon street. Brooms street ana
The Tenth Election District Is bounded By and with
IN stanton street. Cannon street. Rvington street and
Willett street
within stanton Goerck Rvfngton
Lewis street. DelanCey n street.
The Twelfth Election District Is ,uuded by and
within stanton street, East river. Delaney
The Thirteenth Election District bounded By and
within Delaney street. Tompkins street.
street Mangin street. Grand street. GOerck street.
BrOone street and Lewis street
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded by
within Delaney street. Lewis street. street
Goerck street Grand street. Sherin street BroOus
street and Cannon street.
The Fifteenth Election District Is bounded BY ana
Grand street. Mangin Broome street and Tomp-
kEs street
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District is bounded by and With
IN IN ST Lnkes place, Leroy street Bieeeksr street.
street and Hudson street
within 62IB Ret4 PEs s9undsa v 0y and
ST Luke's place and Hudson street
The Third Election gis5e' is bounded By and with
Bleecker street Morton street and Hudson street
The Fourth Election District Is bounded by and
within Barrow street W9shington place. sixth ave-
The Fifth Election district bounded by and within
Christopher street West Fourth street Barrow street.
The Sixth Election District is bounded by and with
Bedford street Barrow street ana Hudson street
The Seventh Election District Is bounded By and
ana Hudson
within Perry street. Washlnston street West Tenth
street. Hudson street Christopher street. Bedford
Hudson river '''ss' anu
The Ninth Election District 1. bounded BY and
ana Hudson
The Tenth Election District Is bounded By and
Perry street, Hudson street. West Tenth street and
The Eleventh Election District Is bounded sy and
within Bank street. Greenwich street. Perry and
The TweIfth Election District is bounded BY and
within West Twelfth street Greenwich street Bank
the Thirtsenth Election Pissriss Is bounded sy and
line from the corner or HoTao street and Hudson street
Hudson Street West I syspt street. and
the Fourteenth Election District bounded By and
within West Fourteenth street. Eighth avenue. 20
Jane street diagonal 'se from tne corner or Eshtn
Hudson street ana Hudson street.
within Little Twelfth street. washington street
The Sixteenth Election District Is bounded BY and
Washington Little West Twelfth
Ths Seventeenth Election DISTRICT Is bounded By
Sa,,rfsay'tb E1s, street. ana fJn5so1 rivsr ~ "es'
The Eighteenth Election Distriet Is bounded by
Eourteenth street and Ninth avenue.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
a HARVEST FESTIVAL.

The seventh annual harvest festival for the bene-
ft OF the Free Industrial School for Crippled Chill
dren, No. All West 57th street CA1rs. Arthur
Elliot Fish. president), will be held at the Waldorf
Astoria November 10 and 90. afternoon and even
Ing.
Besides the attractions which have proved
effective In other years, there Will be many
ones this year. Among them will be an automobile,
fully equipped for the road; q silver punch bowl
a set Of silver, dozen silver bonbon dishes, da-
unond bracelets, black fox furs ermine furs. cleo
troliers and sets Of dishes. There will also be a
department store, where everything viii be sold
from lot in Jamaica 10 the smallest tin can.
There will be a chdren's amusement ROOM
where many novelties will be exhibited. Vaudeville
by the children and well known artists who
have kindly offered their services Will be given
afternoon and evening of each day.
The usual calendar. which has been compiled each
year for the last years, will be sale. A
pony which Is to be led into the ballroom each
day, and several valuable dogs have been
trib fed
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District bounded by aad with
hall street Broadway Beaver William street
within FnIto s,- , . rs $500 FSast
river old slip. Pearl street. Wall and William
The Third Election District Is bounded BY within
Oak street Pearl street Fulton William street
The Fourth Election District Is bounded by and
Tsq po Sew rev CsaI13eEs street JSmss Slip East FVer'
IN Roosevelt street Madison street. New Chambers
In oliver street. Madison street. Roosevelt street and
The Seventh Election District bounded BY and
within Catharine street Cherry street. Oliver street
The Eighth Election District is bounded BY and
street Roosevelt street and Madison street
IN Catharine slip. East river. James slip and Cherry
The Tenth Election district Is bounded by ana
IN Market slip. East river. Catharins slip and Cherry
The Eleventh Election District is bounded BY and
The Twelfth Election District Is bounded BY ana
within PIKE street Monroe street Catharine street
The Thirteenth Election District bounded BY and
within a diagonal line from the corner Of Market
and Madison street Madison street.
The Fourteenth Election District bounded by and
WITH %iInn deIeTson street Madison @ street & 20 ~ R
ngham street and Madison street to the corner Of Mar
The FIfteenth Election District Is bounded By ana
East river slip. cherry street Mechanics alley
The sixteenth Election District Is sounded by and
within Clinton street East river Ienerson street ana
Rutgers place
The Seventeenth Election District bounded by
and within Clinton street Rutgers place. Jefferson
street Cherry street. Rutgers street and Madison
within MONTGOMERY street. Cherry street, clinton
a diagonal line from the corner OF clinton
and Madison 10 the corner OF Montgomery and
Henry streets
The Nineteenth Election District is bounded By and
within Montgomery street to Henry street diagonal
the OF Montgomery and Henry streets
clinton and Madison streets. Madison
street JEFFERSON street, Henry street. Clinton street
The Twenteth Election District Is bounded BY
within Grand street. Division street Montgomery
street Eas Broadway Clinton street
The Election District IS bounded by and
within GOuverneur street Madison street. Montgomery
street and Division street
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election bounded by and With
sre S9 Park ss'g Street 0ES WoTth ana sroa3way
within sT BeT91d street eeog t street. Pei street Bswsry
Catharine East Broadway. Worth street. Park
The Third Election District is bounded by and with
Bayfa of BaTs 80 S ssS sad B0eES to hs
street Jl Boxerv Pe sreet and yotT street
The Fourth Election District IS bounded by and
from the OF Chryse and Canal streets 70 the
The Fifth Election District is bounded by and With
s3rss ST ae''s' street Bov'F Ba5afd street and M'''
The Sixth Election District bounded by and with
The seventh Election District is bounded by snd
within Prince street Ezaneth street BrooIe street.
The Eighth Election District Is bounded BY within
B29e @ N5 } 5 b2 sT6 If sSS Is bSuHed an S Sy sn WITH
in Grand CErysus street. Hester street ana
the Tenth Election District is bounded BY and
Bowery, Broone Elizabeth street. Spring street
TIE Eleventh Election District Is bounded By ana
The twelfth Election District Is bounded by and
within East Houston street BOwery Spring street and
The Thirteeath Election District is bounded by and
The Fourtee1tb Eiection District Is bounded Sy and
street. Broadway Great Jones street and Lafayetts
The Fifteenth Election District IS bounded BY and
within Third street Second avenue. East Houston
The Sixteenth Election District Is bounded by and
secoond Avenue Third street. Bowery East Fourth
end Lafayette street
The Seventeenth Election District IS bJunded by and
within sixth street Second avenue. Fifth street and
Third
The Eighteenth Election District Is bounded BY and
within East Ffchth Second Sixth
Third
Nineteenth Election District e bounded BY and
within Tenth street Second avenue East Eighth
and Third avenue
The twentieth Election District is bounded and
within East Twelfth street Second avenue East Tenth
and Third
The Twenty-frst Election District Is bounded by
within East Thirteenth street, Second
East Twelfth street and Third avenue
The 5s;ectfOn District r. bounded By
and within East Fourteenth street. Second avenue.
Thirteenth and Third
Twentv-third Election District Is bounded
within East Fourteenth street. Third snA
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
a SAD LITTLE BOY.

Mrs Crewdson. an invalid member in Illinois, has
taken into her family a little orphan boy OF thr-
teen years who is almost invalid. He fell from
an upper window when he a baby. did not
walk until he four years old and now Is sad,
quiet boy who romps and plays like other
boys. but attends school when the weather permits.
Mrs Crewdson writes: He has been wondering
II Santa Claus will remember him, and hope the
T. S. S not forget him when the blessed holi-
day comes"
The little boys name IS Grant Collins and those
who wish TO make a bright spot in this orphan
boys life will please send their gifts in time to the
general Office marked with his name. All will be
packed and sent by express through the general
Office
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
CONTRIBUTIONS.

The box OF magazines sent by Mrs L. z.
Aenckel. OF Manhattan for distribution will serve
as Init alton fee to the T. S. s.. helpful contribu-
uon that viii supply several needs I'm a most COM
.ortable way has from the Misses D., or
Brooklyn. another fine contribution of childrens
eiothing from Railway. n. J.; box of clothing
from Mrs. Davis. Of Southold, Long Island. and
bogs clothes from + =.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
PASSING On"

Mrs Christie Raffield. of Farmdale Fla, finds
many opportunities to do local sunshine work. A
little ''sfnt-n' boy unable to SIT up has the long
days frightened by her friendly visits. She takes
5ellies him and bird and flower cards that she
paints good cheer gifts
woman crippled with rheumatism has had a
nice white waist. black skirt and some unfinished
fancy work sent 10 her. a fine suit of clothes en-
abled ont Of position to be well clothed
while seeking employment; a 7. S. S. member in
Westchester County secured a position for a bright
boy IN place where he is Of promotion A
Manhattan branch president also able 70 get
work for a man who had been some weeks out Of
employment. a suffering from chronic rheu-
matism has been provided with under
wear; New Jersey member puts aside a certain
amount Of her weekly income to expend IN the dis
tribution of sunshine 20 isolated places.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
COAL FUND.

The first urgent appeal for coal comes from
young girl IN Camden. y. J., who IS the chief sup
port Of a widowed and invalid mother. The small
salary Of this working girl provides only for rent
end the barest necessities.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
Election Notice.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS
OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK.
General orices No. 1o7 West Forty-nrst Street.
RornuRh OF Manhattan.

Notice hereby given, in pursuance OF chapter 9o9
the OF 1895. amended by section 10. chap
ter o. Laws OF 1901, OF the boundaries each OF
the election districts in the County OF York
tho designation of tho OF registration
ber Z, 8. IA. OF the polling place
election held November 3. 1907. in each Of the
election districts county. follows
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
A PLEASANT HOME.

In pleasant home. with comfortable surround
fngs, not far from the city, two gentewomen can
obtain board for the winter if two can be found
who love nature well enough not 10 feel lonely. Or
some professional people would like TO secure an
excellent home for their children the T. $. S. gladly
recommends the home Of this T. S. s. member. She
IS an experienced housekeeper and is willing to
give the most careful attention to any young people
1ntrusted TO her All applications may be ad-
dressed 10 Miss Anna Stagen, South Nyack n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
RESPONSES.

Ms. Farnsworth. OF Providence, r. /. has kind
" offered to send The Outlook to Miss Sylvia
HILL OF Massa chusetts. and Miss Pattee will for
ward some books TO Adolph Koch. Home for In
curables. Chicago which is the only address
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
cHRYsANTHEMuM SHOW.

The annual chrysanthemum show Of the Arneri-
can Insttute and the Chrysan themum Society Of
America will take place at the Berkeley Lyceum
Building, Nos. 10 and q West 44th street
Wednesday from p. to p. m. f; Thursday and
Friday, from 10 a. m. to 10 D.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
TIE TREE OF LIFE.

Plant patience in the garden of thy SOUL
The roots are bitter. but the fruits are sweet:
And when, at last, ii stands a tree complete
Beneath its tender shade the burning heat
And burden Of the day shall lose control
Plant patience in the garden OF thy soul.
Henry Austin in HarpeTs Weekly.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
LADIES CHRIsTIAN UNION.

Devotional meetings will be resumed on Wednes-
day, November G. at II a. m, in the chapel Of the
Collegiate Church, Fifth avenue and 48th street,
and Will continue until May. The leaders this
month Mrs. r. Hartley. Mrs. Don O. Shelton.
Mrs. Robert Harris and Mrs. J. H Knowles
Women are invited 70 these meetings
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
NOTICE.

The seni-annual T. S. S. business meeting win
be held tomorrow at the Hotel Astor at ! o'clock.
All members will De made welcome.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
Election Notice.


The Twenty-hrst Election District is bounded By
and within Bleecker street. Thompson street. West
Houston street and Hancock street
The Twenty second Election District - bounded by
and within West Third street. Broadway. West H0us-
ton street Thompson street. Beecker street and Mao
dousai
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
Election Notice.
FIFTEENTH ASSEMBLY prsrR1cr-cOn,in


w. list ST. Of Amsterdam ave. ....... Boot
D South side OF w. 7ad St. 7b q. east OF West
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-12

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Your body is machine.
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When you are weak, 1t
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Box 1853, Lompoc, CAL
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AN IMPORTANT CONFERENCE
Concerning Municipal Ownership of
Waterworks Held ut City Hall Fri
day Night

An important conference was he'd
at the city hall Friday night between
the waterworks committee of tie
board OF aldermen. composed of Al
derman T. W. Wood, chairman: c =.
BOlles and Karr. and Messrs. George
and W. F. Robertson. superintendent.
of the Clarendon Waterworks COM
pany, at which negotiations we're
opened for the purchase OF the Clar-
endon plant by the city. From the re-
suit OF the conference ii is thought
probable that a fair and equitable
purchase of the private plant can be
effected
The matters discussed at the confer
ence were largely of a preliminary
nature and nothing definite was done.
but negotiations will be resumed at Il
meeting TO be held within the mex:
few days.
An equitable appraisement. it vas
suggested, could be secured, by the
appointment of board of experts TO
value the plant. all the members o:
the board TO come from without the
state, one to be named by the ci.y
and one by the company. IL there is.
any disagreement in their finding the
idea is to call in a third member.
After the next conference between
the parties named above it Is expected
that some report of a definite nature
will be made to the board of aldermen.
The idea seems to be TO dispose of
the water proposition before beginning
the consideration of the sewerage
question.