davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-07
When Tom Brown Played the Game

When Tom Brown was in harness
there was no feeter outfielder in the
business. and Tom was all there, too,
when it came to using the swatting
stick Tom is an Englishman' born.
and can lay claim to the fact of hav
ing been the first Johnny Bull ever to
play professional baseball.
The fellows in Tom Browns DAY used
to good-naturedly kid Tom on his
rather broad accent and the fact that
he would unconsciously fail to pro-
nOunce the letter III at times par
ticularly when he was in d state of
excitement.
When Tom was a member of the ST.
Louis bunch there was a crowd of
merry kidders then working for Chris
Won der Abe, chief among whom were
King, pitcher and Glasscock, short
stop. One day, when the fellows were
up in Won der Ahe's private room over
the saloon he kept. Tom went down
stairs for something, and while he was
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-07
OGDEN'S MOTOR PACED RACE
Standing and Winnings of Riders at
GlenWOOd Up to
Date

The first motor-paced race of the sea
son is scheduled for the Ogden track this
evening 1t will be a five-mile match
between Downing and Samuelson. the two
old-time rivals. The complete program
follows:
Five-mile motor paced race, profession
ALLOWING VS. SamUeisOn: purse $50, di-
vided $50. $50.
TwO-mie open lap race, professional
Purse $40; divided S25. S15. $40 S.. 81 lap.
Mile handicap race. professionally
So divided. $40 S12. $. s.
Two-mile lap handicap, amateur-PUrse
$3.50. divided SO. s.. 81. 81. soc lap.
Half-mile open race amateur-Purse S22:
divided. 80, s.. 81. 81.
The standing of the bike riders al the
Ogden track to date is as follows.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-07

the seemingly important nature of the
communica ton:
Harry. | saw a girl today who had
four sets of teeth in her head
White, of course, was staggered at
this announcement, but he held on TO
the burly form OF his partner until the
excitement occasiOned by the extraOr-
binary announcement had somewhat
abated, and then in a scarcely audible
voice he said;
"Where-where was it, Charley?"
1T was down on F street" meTrily
cried the big first baseman land the
girl was wearing side combs in her
hair
And then, before White could assault
his jolly partner with the steam roller
the smuggling first baseman of the Ma
tiOnals had skidooed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-07
What Charley Hickman Saw.

Charley Hickman of the Washington
club is studying dentistry and is also
in business with Doc" White. the
Chicago dentist pitcher.
Now, White is one of the most studi-
Gus dentists in the teeth repairing
world. and it is his delight to discover
new phases I'm his business and also to
learn of anything strange and startling
connected with dentistry.
Charley Hickman is well aware of
his partners ambition in this respect.
and when the Chicago club was last
in Washington "Hick took Doc
White to one side out at the ball park
and said TO him in a voice filled with
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-07
Where Hushey Jennings Felt It.

Every enc knows that the Detroit
team has a sncaIIing idea that it has
d fine chance to land the rag. and ev-
cry one knows also that Hughey Jen-
nings has a fast bunch of ball players
under his care.
On leaving Philadelphia a short time
since the players got to talking about
their chances to corral the bunting
and they were each giving their rea-
sons why they should get the pennant
when big Sam Crawford, in his burt
ing way of speaking. declared:
Il just know that the old rag is ours
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-07
HARMED RETAILS TITLE.
Beats LyttIe for Championship at
Orange, N. J.

Orange. y. j.. July civilian A. Lar
ned retained the middle states lawn tennis
championship today on the courts of the
Orange club at Mountain station. Larued
defeated r. D. Lyttle. champion Of last
years International team. Sc. 6-3. b g.
In the women's singles Miss Carrie L.
Nelly Of Chicago again won the title
and cup which she lost one year ago TO
Miss Helen Romans now Mrs. Marshall
Mclean. who defaulted the challenge
match Miss Marie Wagner faced Miss
Nicely i'm the final. the score was 81. %.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-07
HORSE RACES At EPHRAIN
Kentucky Whip Beats Castle Bay
in 800 Yard
Match.
(SDecial ~ The Herald.l

Ephraim. July "a large crowd of race
horse enthusiasts witnessed the victory OF
Kentucky Whip over Castle Bay ycster-
day. For some time efforts have been
made to pail off the race. The course
was 551 yards and agreed as a tap race.
When the victor passed under the wire
several lengths to the good the crowd
cheeTed lUStl'. Kentucky Whip "a local
horse. was played as a favorite. yet the
Emery county bay was backed well. Con-
siderable money changed hands on the
result.
The second event was between Manti
Ringer and Castle Paw for a side bet Of
80 The race WAS for 800 yards tap race
and was won by Manti Ringer by one
length.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-07
|LY AT OGDEN TODAY.
ms Bunch Will Take Second
Whirl at Sage Brushers.

ASpeCldi 10 j ne herald
In, July 6.-The Ely and Ogden
/ III teams viii again cross bats at
hood park tomorrow afternoon, and
letting contest is looked for. The
for these two teams so far this
gives Ely two games and Ogden
he. - Strong effort Will be made
pNTt of the locals TO even up mat
bmoiTOw. HeuSSer viii occupy the
br the home team and Bernard. the
ACQUISITION TO the miners. will be
box for the visitors. The Ely team
10 from Ogden 10 Logan and from
10 Preston. Ida, where they are
HE'D for two games, July and 70.
brow evening the players of both
will be taken to Ogden canyon I'm
|obiles and treated TO a trout and
IN dinner at the Hermitage. after
they viii return TO the city and
bicycle races in body.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-07
Amateurs.
MEETING OF TENNIS CHAMPS.

Cincinnati. o.. July GA special con-
test between Miss May Sutton, champion
woman tennis player of Great Britain and
Miss Sears, the American champion. is
planned for the TTi-State tournament
which opens i'm this city the last of Au-
gust Nothing has yet been heard from
either player. but the officials Of the
tournament are hopeful of securing the
contest. for which valuable prize will
be offered
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-07

this season. for l feel il i'm my bones.
Il feel ii in one particular bone my
self" mildly announced Hughey Jen-
nings.
What bone is that. Hughey?" asked
Cobb. with a puzzled expression on his
features.
My wish bone" replied HUghey,
with. an angelic smile on his express
i've if not AdOnis-like coUntenanCe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-07
LA WELLEs PLAY MURRAY.

Tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 O'clock i'm
Murray. the LaVielle baseball team Of
Salt Lake. will cross bats with Joe
Smiths bunch Of ball toSsers. These two
teams are playing a series Of three games.
today's game being the first of the
series.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-07

there the attention of his teammates
was attracted by a sound as If some
one were dropping something on the
barroom floor. After listening to this
sound for a few moments Silver King
turned to GIassCOCk and said.
Il wonder what is that dropping
noise downstairs
oh" replied GIassCock. as he bit the
end off a Pittsburg stOgie, Il suppose
it's Tom Brown dropping few of his
his
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-07
ED TARo SEEKS MATCH.

J. +. Carroll. manager Of Ed Taro. -
anxious to arrange a match for his man
with any lightweight in the country. Taro
has appeared i'm several scraps around
the state and has never yet failed TO land
his man in short order Taro would like
to meet Dick Hyland and his manager
stands ready to make d reasonable side
hot
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-07
coPPERs TO PLAY BALL.

Especial TO The Herald.l
Ogden. July ALI arrangements for the
baseball game between the Ogaen and
Salt Lake policemen teams to be pulled
off in this Cty July TO- have been COM
pleted. The local cops are practiciug
daily and expect to add another victory
TO their Inst.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-07

The teR-Game match. two-move restric-
ton. between Messrs J. 3. Smith and L.
H. Davis has been concluded. II re
quired the full ten games to decide the
winner Mr.. Smith winning the tenth game
and the match. Score-Smith 9le points
Davis ~ points. The balance of the IN
published games are given below.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-07
Game No. SIS. Davis black. 12-l6 2i-29.

\ The worst thing Mr.. Davis could
have done This move runs the game into
double corner. J. Is. :
After the match. Mr.. Davis issued a
challenge to play Smith another match
for a side bet twO-mOve restriction style
of play to govern. match to consist of ten
games. The challenge was accepted
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-07
Heralds Bicycle Form Chart

form standing of the
a
motor
to win the
FORMS of anywhere the world
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-07

William Rigney Of Albany. Mo. has
finished in The Herald tournament. and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-12
hooks Received.

-Bo nspa re In Egypt and the Egyptians OF
To-dny." Hail \. Browne. Charles Scribners
Sonsl
Jamestown Tributes and. Toasts." Julia Wyatt,
Billiard. q. p. Bell Company. Lynchburg, Va
"A Rational Treatment tor Narcotic Inebrlety."
N. W. Waterman, N. D. The author. New York;
THE Psychology OF Public Speaking" Walter
Dill Scott. pearson Brothers. PHILADELPHIA
p fragments That Remain" Jessie r. Goetsch'us.
CFlemlng II. Revell Com panyD
THE LIONS Share" Octave Thanet. Crhe Bobbs-
Merrill Company. lndlanapoils)
"A Ball OF Yam" Robert Rudd Whiting. paul
Elder and Company. San FranciscoJ
"iOl Desserts May Z. ~southworth. paul Elder
and Company
Public Ownership and the Telephone in Great
Britain" Hugo Gichard Meyer. CMacmiIlansJ
ALFRED 1ennyson." Arthur Christopher Benson.
(. r. Dutton and Company
THE Salvation Army and the Public John
Manson. George Routedge and Sons; z. p. Dut ton
and Company
"AYcarln Russia" Maurice Barring. (E. p. Dutton
and Company
"a Prophet In Babylon W. J. Dawson. (Fiem.
ing II. Reveal Company
sex Equality" Emmett D~cnsmore. N. d. Funk
and Wagnalls Company
High School Algebra" j. II. Tanner, Phi. ID.
CAmericap Book Company
"Stories from French Realists.- Lester Burren
shippee and Nelson Lewis Greene. american
Book Company
"Neue March,E." Elise Mniier, edited By W. r..
Little. (American Book Company
Mystery Island" Edward II. Hurst. Il. c.
Pare and Company. BostonJ
Hester OF the HIS" Grover Clay. IL. @. Page
end Company
Memories dun collegien.- Andre Laurie.
edited by J. l. Borscrhon. american Book Com.
panyJ
Our Little Brazilian Cousin" Mary r. Nixon.
Houlet. IL, c. Page and Company
-Bily's Princess. Helen EQgleston Hasleu
: q. Q. Page and CompanyJ
The Doctors Little Girl" Marion Ames Tar.
ees@ IT, c. Page and Company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-12

ne ylr~ $500 p.srss |. sss9~s =, sr
.rs,n 10y ssrmS T,... 49,, 49,.
s'h's s.nrue street, Jsesser strsss. vss~r ssrs-,
seswmsi ~r~sa Cherry sfsss sss MONTGOMERY
ssr~~'
To. rs.s ts-s,.s ps.r- . pgssa,a " ..s
s'Fset sod Nsntwc--s~v street.
fas rsarh elc>sscn D,ssrrt b eoun1~a W s,s
s'thln grsnd stree, Iscsson street. sso'ssa s,res'
rns rim Election Dstrics 70 h<Isesf ~ ed
.rshis neasnesy .r-s, wul.ss sress; srooms
nrcsrns ssr~e' snd PM street
ne SSH gl~-t.ca Dsttet q eoupdef ~ .af
within n1yins';n .iree., Rlds. ssrs,s orsnd s,r--,
within stanton strert. PIT street. RivtnSton ssr-e,
Astsrnsy street. n~isnoey street. and Clinton s,r-~t
Tsc E,shsn Easc.scn Dis,rsst . bounded y and
sreet, Put street. rsvoouns preet, Ridge atreet
Rivfnston str-es and Pr, sreet.
The Ninth Election Dtssrr, 10 bounded By ami
. -rs,a ~ nIv wsT.. .,,,,'' Cannon street sr'"n'
rne Tenth Election District 10 bounded bv AMI
within stanton street. Cannon street. Rivinx'o,
me Eleventh Election District N bounded BY an
within stanton street, Goerck street. Rivng'o1
street, lewis street. Deiancey street and Cannon
street.
The Twelfth Eisrtiun District 10 bounced b. m
within stanton street, East river, pelsncey = ,s
Lewis street. Rwfngson strcss and Gocrck stree
ne Inirtsspss Election p,:sriss IS o.anded b
Brocme street, Mangin street. Grand street. Ior.
street, Broome street and Lewis street.
/. Ths Fourteenth Election District Is houl t.. '
street. Goeruk street, Grand street. Sn,iir siu.t.
Broome street and Cannon street.
The Fifs~enth Election District Is boun tt Is 100
within Delsnoey street. East River, jackson ,frs
rompkins street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-12
Third Assembly District.

ri. FITS. E,.r.,nr D'ssy,e. e eoe,eS>5 ny >rd
within Canal street. Mott street. Baysrd street,
Mulberry street, Park street, Worth street and
Broadway.
within Bayard street, Mott street, Peli street.
Bowery,. Cathartne street, Fast Broadway. Worth
street. Park street and Mulberry street.
The Third Election District Is bounded by and
within BayArd street 70 Bowery, a diagonal limo
from the corner OF Bayard street and Bowery 70
street. Division street. Bowery. peil street and
Mott street.
The Fourth Election District IL bounded by an a
within Hester street. Chry ate street, a diagonal
line from the corner OF Chrystic and Canal streets
% The corner Of Bayard street and Bowcv. and
BoweFy.
Ths yHsA Essetsos pissrtes b bounded b. end
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-12
rms WOMAN AFTER 4 SIT tTION.
Can write shorthand. Is Expert In oohin
AMI Can Teach Trench and English.

WASHTNGroS. Oct. li-lf there Is any
body up State in New York or out West
who wants to employ n woman who can act
"a secretary. write shorthand. expert in
economic cooking, understands dressmak-
ing and catering, who can mana &c a res
taurant or tea shop. who can wash, make
bread, ride. drive, row. swim. harness a
horse and groom 10, and who can teach
English and French, he or she should write
10 the Division OF Information, Bureau Of
immigration, for particulars, The division
has located such a woman in New York
city and will furnish her name and address
To any one who may be Interested in obtain
ing the services Of such a y versatile feminine
genius. She wants a situation.
In addition to the accomplishments enum-
Grated. this wonderful woman, who as in
correspondence with the division, says she
has lone a good deal Of journalism at times,
has been successful in organizing political
clubs in England and is accustomed 70
public speaking. Further. she claims that
she has had considerable experience in
mana ging stAffs Of servants, is skilled in
fruit preserving. holds a certificate in first
aid 10 the injured" and knows how to keep
bees and handle them. Concluding her
letter 10 the Division Of Information, this
female Jack of all trade says
Il am such a I'M as ! have described
and nave been in this country near II a Yea r,
90 hat | have got over the ~greenhorn stage.
Am looking for employment. bur do not
care for New York city. Would prefer the
West
She writes that she lived in Australia
many years. spending a good deal of time
Consul at New York will vouch for her
antecelents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-12


- 49,
- - -
$780, s,~raw ssss - -,
- - -. o
-. -
a. - -
- - ..... u~. s..sa .su-ss
3D. = -.
- 80. a.a~m~aa. w.-.~s.x
- - -
- So
H.ss 80 - rs.s.~w
49, - g. 49, 49, 49,
80 .
% 80. =. ..w. . a..s
nau tasl 80 80.
- a-
$500 a, =, -, -.r
~ rasasaslaa 1.ssgs Fsssss
60 49, -
a.. sa.s-s asss
sas
n-. "a essus
.a. So - &C., So 80
- 60 80 asssa r,s.sssf
Ha4 Hse e. $1,000 - -
ar...s -. asi f,sas atssss
a.W - -.
- H..s..m 49, - IS ssus.u
r sr. m. . 49, aass.sF
. 49, 49,. u.....ts t,s,ts
sis.. &C., 2as..
F %. 49,. s...s o.,
A.. ..ra e. - .ama
"a - sss.s. "a So ps.ss. .
fssss.t - -. w..., 49,. g. ftssss
F,ass "a .aaa.a. ..sa.s Esa
-,
$500 A. N. a.as...s 49, ss~asss
vss,., SEES -. r~-..-.
uasaasa U.sfs. -. s.ens.a.s Nsas..
V..s - -. -. 80.
a.... go a.~.s.a s.s
-. IT,. - es-...w
60, - -. e...s. go, = ys.
a.t.. 90. go. r,s~., 80
$50. ...,.,
. - -~ r.,t~., 80.
go.
. pt. u....a. -. wa ss..a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-12

- - -
.@t -
-
A. -
L. - !.
80 -
- II.
t.t - ~. -
- -,
L. 4
49,
49,
W."
~
T"
WV
"
"
-, '
80
'..
-
''
'' 'N
'' ''''
-. rhn"
=" . -"
~ az
" mn '"'
'''S' "' WI
80 ' 90 "''N''"'N
'"> '',,Is inc
- '' =" s'IE'rg a.
trrh-t " ~ ina matter n compact and
'"''" '' At" L' 'Ntt"'ttI'uh ara pun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-12

r~~s N~ua % ~ go e.~-y 60 s<%s~s
ssf~4Fs . Fs~seuss
HFNe - eNft~f 800 = ssysssaes - atsWssF
- ~ ~ fsaa % - ~ faasapf - asestss a
ff 49, os y 90 NesNsss3s - SOC
. ~ sstsWsges q 80 $3.50 - Ne.xssr.zxns ~
ef Z = y 90 SO 80 80 1850 500
- a. NwfWa ~ % at4 SssNaups q - .
800 y - eaHs4 tstsas q 90 assfs ~
Mfuaa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-12
HELD FOR MANS DEATH.
Victim Of Assault Had Borrowed Mo,ins
Van In Which His Body Was Found.

George Gibbons, 20 years old. a driver. of
1858 Eighth avenue. was committed 90 the
Tombs without bail by Coroner Hamburger
yesterday afternoon to await the inquest
into the death of William Simonson, who
was found dead on Saturday in a val. in the
omen lot at Eighth avenue and l5Oth street.
Coroner's Physician Schultz said that
death vas due to a fractured skull.
Detective Meckert who had been put on
the case. arrested Gibbons and five others
yesterday morning. The prisoners were
George Murphy. an errand boy. Of 279s
266 West i54th street.. George Miller a
laborer. Of 2sos Eighth avenue; Charles
Markey. a laborer, Of l5Oth street and
Eighth avenue. and Thomas Martin, a
driver. Of n West 146th street. Accusing
to Murphy. Gibbons is the owner Of the van,
which Simonson and two companions bor-
rowed on Friday night. As they did not
return Gibbons set out to find them and
came upon Simonson and the van Ia the
lot at Eighth a~venue'and l50th street.
According to Martin. Gibbons picked UP a
stick and struck Simonson over the head.
Simonson did not appear 60 be seriously
hurt and left the spot. while Gibbons,
Murphy and Martin returned home. In, the
morning. however. the police found Simon
son lying dead in the van where he had
evidently returned to sleep OF his drunken
stupor.
Coroner Hamburger ordered Martin COM
mitted to the House Of Detention in default
Of 500 bail. The others were discharged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-12
second Assembly District.

III. yir., Fisc,ion Dis,Y,ct IN bo,nded nv sns
xvI,hir Wi ssr..t Pe.i strcet ma si,o Esst
ri,sr WhiiebsIi ssreet Brosdwsy Beaycr s,ree,
and William street.
The second F,ection n,ssrict IA boundeo nv AM
r,,hIn Fui,on strest pesyi s,rers Dovey s,yc.t
Ess, rix.y Old Ain pesri street. wsii .sreet md
Wni,.m street " " ~"
~ 49, v,.-..n D,.x~, . ...
xihin New cS.nhcn street WsS,son s,rce,
poos1veit street Oss street pear, street Fu,,on
street William street North Wiiiism street and
paw row
~. Sa,-,. v,..,,,, n,.,r,., (. . ,..S
x,ibIn Ses chemher. street ISWss aim F su
river. Dover street. Pear street and OaE street.
Ih. rI,,n r,.c,ion mr., ITO, 4. nounasd ny an,
u,ibin Rooseyeit street. Madison Street S.w
Climbers street and psrt row. ~ ~
The sinh Election D,s,ric, 4. houns,s nv and
~,hn, nii,.r 49,. MsdI.on vee, ~ smu
wsnnnnsn nd nT psr s rnr "ao''on 'Hec'' Noose'e't
W. Ssr..,s v,..,,. n... .. ~.
Inc H1nen.s .lssuou D'ssI,e, 70 vounucu Wy
smu "l'np s,..e'' Sne''s s'ee'' ohNef
s'Ieet anu Las. nionoway.
Inc Lynn Ilec.ion plettict 10 oounueu oy ana
snhIh nnNcI s,,ee.. SneIty s.Iee., Nes Snanlpefs
street hooseVeit s.ree, anu Mao'son street,
The Ninth Election District Is bounded BY and
within Catharino slip. East river, James slip and
Cherry street.
The Tenth Election District is bounded By and
within Market Aip, East river, Cathartne slip and
Cherry street.
The Eleventh Election Dlstrios 10 bounded by
and within Mechanics alley, Cherry street. Catha-
rine street and Monroe street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-12
NOT UP TO PREMIER BOND.
No Power to Tamper with Modus viyendi.
Say Senator Lodge.

BosroN. Oct. LIN regard TO the report
that Premier Bond of Newfoundland had
abrogated the recent fisheries modus
vivendi to the extent OF declining to allow
American vessels TO ship Newfoundland
fishermen inside the three mile limit United
States Senator Lodge said to-day:
Premier Bond has nothing to do with IL.
He has 10 power to act in the matter;
neither has Newfoundland anything to
do with il at the present stage. The modus
vivendi was made between the United States
Government and the British Government.
Premier Bond could not change y Il Ls
wanted to-.
This agreement gives Americans the
right TO ship Newfoundland fishermen
and, on the other hand. prohibits Sunday
fishing and certain kinds of seining. This
agreement between the United States and
Great Britain stands until the entire matter
can be placed before the Hague tribunal
for arbitration. q that will take some
time.
-One Of the matters the Hague court
will take up will DO whether or not this is
a mates for colonial legislation; that Is,
whether or not the treaty Of ISIS shall be
q tinuod.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-12
CWrwv ~ VIEW vWax.


-. - s,-sS> 49, 1890 n, -
uss1;a Ts,ss ssesIt. ,3sIs1ups Hfiaf 4rrfps
49,. 9e~.g~se ysr $500 yilnsa 1901
S~svs~ s,ss Vsy~nsS ssrss tsss ,S~-s H,sSsss
~ses. n~v-rs~ys tins oys~s col es1ic~s fss~sts
sss kss~.s Nser
ras eer,,s F,sr<t.s Dt.sr~S a s..o4e6 NJ s0S
~usss fIss..y .,r-s, sr~sS~sv fsis~s ssrsss
w'hlsfn street Vat sf-~s rr,~d~sy, -Tsrsss
ssr~Ss Or~~nwfrs sfress. NORRIS street. sed HBfsss
-vsr
me rhirr els~ssun Dfpsres 10 souu1sd b. ssd
~fskis Vsv-s sss~~s erpa6wsy Ubevsy as~es
sns Husscr rvsv
IRE four,s gis~sca p,ssr,es 10 pyusded " ed
str.ss s,s.,s ..rss,. T.vs Ss.rs .sr.-, We.
hrosdwsy Nhfss er~~t, pfusdesy Wsrrea strs>t
cnd Hldson river
The rI~h Flertsnn pfssrt-t n bounded ~ snd
within Wsr,h street. Center ssr~~s. Pear ay~st,
psrh no. North Wifiisrs str~~, fuitcn sr~~s snA
Brosf~sy
me slrsh rlectioa District 10 bsunded ~ ssd
vftnts Worm ssrv-s. psrh INV. Pearl ssvees and
crnt-r rsr~rt
me seventh y1er,lcs p,.tr,e, 10 boupded By nd
vfehsn Grand street., prSsduay White street,
w-~e broadway. North Moore ssr>es, Hudspn
street. Lsignt street. vsrick street. Canal street
snf srilivsn street
rhe Eighth Election District is bounded ny and
within Broouae street. Werlich prvct. Wssts s.rvet,
sullivan street, Canal street Nsrfck street, Lsirht
street snd Hudson street
tbs Ninth Eleotlon Distrtee 70 bounded By and
within Canal street, Hudson street, Hubert street.
Orsenwich street. Beseh ssrees and Hudson river
inc Ien,n Eieouon n'sv,es , oounaea " snd
sithin charlton street. hudson soees. Sprtng
street. Hen"'ok srses' CANAL s.rees ana huason
nNeh
The klsventh Eiscaon D.stncs = e0unaed ~
snd within 9prfng strese. var,on s<sesc brooms
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-12

e1sle 80 y matrl ass~T ssNa a.-
ss : ---..-r-,
s4aga $3.50 asfs Hsfta $500 Ns@s hes
o.
o.
~ HieHH fwy1Ha s
49, Y ~ f -
@
gs wFf
r