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New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District Is bounded By and within
Park street. Worth street ana Broadway
The Second Election District IS bounded oy and Slaa
street East Broadway. Chatham square worth street
The Third Election District bounded by ard within
Bavard Bowery diagonal from the corner
Bayard street and Bowery 10 the corner Il Canal
and Chryste streets CHRISTIE street Division street,
The Fourth Election District bounded by and within
corner OF Chryste and canal streets to the q
BaEaTd street ana bovyery ana Ecvery- s.st-
Hester street Bowery Bayard street and N'rr street
Spring street Marion street BTooe street Mott strs
The seventh Election District IS bounded By ard within
Prince street Elizabeth street. Br0ome street Marion
The Eighth Election District bounded and within
nr Ta N+L , 5 iiTsIer stTeet rsi ac & S1 - ,s,
Grand street Chryste ant Bowe
The Tenth Election District is bounded By and E.aa
Etvington street Chrystte street Grand street Bo%
The Eleventh Election District is bor- led by and
within East Houston street Chryste street Ei-insth
The Twelfth Election District is bounded By nd
within East Houston Bowery. spring street and
The Thirteenth Election District IS bounded b ard
within East Housro1 street. ElEaaeth street Prn''
The Fourteeath Election District is bounded BY and
Broadw1y. Great Jones street and Lafayette street
The Fifteenth Election Eistrfc- is bounded by an
within Third street second East Houston street
The sixteenth Election District IS b-ur5=i and
within Fifth street Second avenue Tht-l street BO"S
The seventeenth Eiectfan District is bounded 5y sai
within Sixth street. second Fists street and
The Eighteenth Election District is bounded by snt
within s. Marks place Second avenue SNr1 street anu
Cooper Square Fast
The Nineteenth Election District IS b-untsd BY ast
within East Tenth street Ssc1ni avenue. s. NsrS
Place ard Third
The Twentieth Election District Is bounded BY and
within East Twelfch street. Tenn
street md Third
The TwsGty-rrst Election District bounded oy ara
within East Thirteenth street second avenue. east
Twelfth street and Third avenue
The Twenty Coud Election District r-rute by ara
within East Fourteenth street Second avenue rhr
teenth street and Third
The Twenty third Election bounced BY ara
within East Fourteenth cooper
Square Fast. Cooper. Square West avenue
The Twenty fourth Election District ard
within Astor Place. Cooper Square Eas- FoaGA
street ami Lafayette street.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Tn. First Election District Is bounded by and within
tra Wsa street Tos var syr stree, and am street
The Second Election District IS 6ognded oy aa ~itas
SLIP Pearl street. wall street and William street
New Chambers street Madison street Roossyelt street
OAK street. Pearl street Fulton street william street.
North William street and Park roT
The Fourth Election District IS bounded b. and within
New Chambers street James .s-.st slip East ' Dover
Roosevelt street. Madison street New Chambers street
Oliver street Roosevelt street and PARK
The Seventh Election District bounded 5y nf;hia
Catharne Cherry street. Oliver street and East
The Eighth Election District is bounded BY ard Ei,aia
Oliver street CheTry street Ne" Chaao7ls S1 Hoo'e
The MINI Election District is bounded by within
The Tenth EIscton District is bounded By and within
Market SIP. E9s' i roe Is1-5- - lr5si bS -
within Mechanics alley. Cherry street catHarine street
The Twelfth Election District bounded by wiShn
Monroe street Catharine street and Madison
The Thfrteenth Election District bounded by and
ana Henry street to the corner o, Birngha and
street. Madison street Catharne street and
The Fourteenth Election District Is bounded aza
within jefferson street, Madison street 70 Blrntnssn
street. diagonal line from The corner Of BIm1s1s9
street and SLaeIs9n s.TeeC - ,l7 c09' u A7- an
The Fifteenth Election District is bounded BY and WITH
1< ~, St-saI s - pie Street ana Wadiso1 street
sixteenth Election District IS bounded BY and vi,h
n clinton street. river Jefferson street and Rss-s
place.
The Seventeenth Election District Is bounded By ard
within Clinton street Rutgers place Jefferson street.
street. Rutgers street and Madison street
The Eighteenth Election District is bounded by and
within Montgomery street Cherry street clinton street
diagonal line from the Of Clinton and Madsc7
streets of Mo1tEOmery and Hel-y streets
The Nineteenth Election District IS bounded BY and
within MONTGOMERY street TO Henry street dag1nsi
line from corner Montgomery and Tsnry srssts
the Of Clinton and Madison streets Ms4sca
street Jefferson street. Eeny Clinton street and
East Broadway
The Twentieth Election District IS bounded By and
within Grand street Division street Montgomery street
East Broadway and Clinton street
The Twenty first F1e-ti0n District il bounded and
within street. Madison street. MCngGney
street and Division street
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District bounded ard vit1a
ChTrry street scanned street Water street Jaess~-
strreert Fast rtySr and Clinton street asf,
The Second Election District bounded and VI.
Monroe street. Jackson water street Scta''
street. cherry street and Non-eouer- street. ..ss,
The Third Election District Is bounded by and 49, 49,
MaliSo1 stree Jackson street Monroe street a'l 4
The Fourth Election District is bounded and s VI.
Grand street, jackson street MddIsc street and uo1
neur s.rec.. ..,
The Fifta Election District Is bounded AID S5 S55
Delaney street. Wett street 81
The sixth Election District bounded and S,s.s Sr
Nvinston street. Ridge street. Grant street, ON
street. Delaney street Attorney street.
stanton street. Pitt street RtviEFrcn street. @N-'
street, pe,ancey street ana clinton street -,s,a
lhe Eighth Election District is bounded hy s.I rH
stanton street Wtiett street Delauecy sltee-. ~
Fit
The Ninth Election DISCREET is boun5rd ard VI
hivInStrn street cannon street. BrOof1e s-s@e-
lett tsia
The Tenth Election District Is bounded ov an W.
stanton street, cannon street. Btvng,on street a."
lett .i,s-
The EIcventN Election District Tei oy ss" sN
In stanton street East river, Delaney S'Tee'
Toe Twelfth EiccJi"n District is rN'0lFd ~ - Lewis
IN stanton street. East river. pelancey stie'
slrrt q h.vHSton street ana Oi0eVrk st,e hv aai
The thirteenth Election pist~ict IS oe,l,s ssse,
within Delaney street TlulrSins street Er. sfrsys
Mangin street. Grand street. GocrcS street b4e'
and Lewis ard
The Fourteenth Election District o,an1e1 ssrss;.
within peancev street L~wis street Hl,,,e stfees
GoerCk street. Grant street. Sheriff street o'-
and Canncn street II uisf-
TIE Fifteenth Election District bounded ~ srsni
~ icifDrey FrSt rtVTF. IarSS'll sres~
street. Manstn street Grccre street and T9psN
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
Election Notice.
FIRST ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcT-cOntinr

FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT-Continusd
within street .s,at gaGH s.. ssr.' w
street. Morris street and Hudson river. s, - - -
warren street Broadway. Liberty street and Huisoa
The Fourth Election District Is bounded 5,.i Sy
within Beach street Me6 sirset west roass
White street. Broadway. Warren street ana HHdsoa
The Fif,h Election District bounded By and wthla
WST5h No4 sm siTfs street Futon street. and rossy
The Sixth Election District y oolnesa oJ ana ~sa-
RE ssven,h Election District bounded By aad is-
in Grsnd Broadway White street We, WssS Brat
way North Moore street Hrss9n st5Set Ls'' Stress
Ths Eighth Election District Is bounded oy and Tafa
Broome street. Vsrick street. watts sLres1 sliyaa
street canal street varick street Laight street and
hlsn Te xin,S Election bounded oy asd within
Canal street Hudson street Hubert street. GrssuTica
ss enth Fsa Election DistTct bounded and a
mar. Cnap,'oG 9P SIes. s,rssi an Hudson river.
Tee Eleventh Election District Is bounded sy ard
son street Canal street and Renwick street
Twelfth Election District s eou9aed Z ~ saS Tss-
Ivan street. watts street and variek stres. .. =,
within spring street. Broadway Grand street and SUI
Tb. fourteenth Election District Is bounded saa
within west Houston street Broadway spring street and
Tbs FTfteenfb Election District BOUNDED and
within Charlton ,,J. stree stFset Vsndam street varot
street Spring street and H19sen i,, i bounded ~ 1
within King Maedousal street. West HoEstaa
Sullivan street Prince street. cal4 S7- and
Hudson street -.
The Seventeenth Election District IS bounded oy and
street. Varick street FAlIB street.
Hudson street. Charlton street and HUDSON s I've
The Eighteenth Election District Is Dounded oy ard
within CIarkson street. Vartck street Nesi Ho1son
Hudson river
The Nineteenth Election District Is bounfed D ard
within Houston street Maedousai street King street
and Varfck street. g., 80.
The twentieth Election District IL bounded % ard
.L+- ves+ Tbfrd street Maciougal strzSt. Blssczsr
street Hancock West Houston street Na-A street.
Carnine street and sixth avenue
TT,s Trsnfv 6rsf Election District IL bounded
within Tle4cer street Thompson street Wes- Houstoa
Hancock street
The Twenty Election pstric Is ooInfed oy and
vhi vCest Third street West Houston street
o,pson street EreecHer and Macdougal street
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
A STNSHINY DAY.

Never v-as there a more glorious day than Sep
ternber 50 when the second annual picnic Of the
T s s Neighborhood Club Of Clark's Falls. Conn
was held at the home OF Mrs. John 5. Cole. Inc
brilliant sunshine Of the outside world was not
more CHEEKY than the cordial welcome extended to
the sixty guests by Senator and Mrs. Cole. Car
riage after carriage drove up the spacious lawn
bearing guests from Ashaway. Potter Hill. Hop
kinton and Clark's Falls Baskets and boxes sug-
gestive of good things to eat accompanied the Wis
itors as II was he a basket picnic. The
tables were spread IN Mrs. Coles bungalow on the
farm. which is always attractive with its quaint
furnishings and was made doubly on this oc-
casion by the abundance of autumn flowers ferns
and growing plants Such array OF deleCtable
homemade viands is rarely seen and enjoyed by
the city guests who were present, and their appe-
tites seemed almost equal their desires 1t had
been facetously announced in the local paper that
the first table would be filed by the handsome
people and the second table by the pleasant ones.
SO modest were the guests that many disclalmed
any right TO be among the first contingent But
Mrs. Cole decided that mixtures were good, and
that handsome folks were just likely to be
agreeable plain So the feast went on
1t good time. everybody brimming over with
5ollity and good nature.
During ;he afternoon a short business meeting
of the club was held. Mrs. NJ Babcoc1, presi-
dent in the chair The report of the secretary
and treasurer shows how much can be accom-
plished in small place when the hearts Of
the people are full Of helpfuness. II reads in part
follows.
in summing up the report for the year we find
that have ll5 active and associate members.
Our income has amounted TO Sl20 81 and
penditures TO So 81 These latter included contri
buttons 10 che sick and poor, to Rest House for
tables and table line1 and Clarh's Falls Chapel
Eleven business meetings have been held. We hope
efforts during the last year have been in
vain that some hearts have been gladdened, some
burdens made lighter by Sunshine Club.
N. Z. BILL. Secretary.
Eleven new members Joined The club. and already
some social functions are talked OF for the coming
season Mrs. =. = Greene. who organized the club
last year, justly proud of the work accom-
plished and expressed heartfelt gratitude the
E1valUable assistance given the Rest House. The
Tribune Sunshine Society secretary, from New
York spoke Of the general work of the society and
the greater need OF organized effort. As the sun
fell below the beautiful hills. dotted with scarlet
and yellow. the guests departed, all declaring with
sincere earnesJness that never had they enjoyed a
more delightful day.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
c1nIPIE WANTS.

Miss E. Levy. Cornwall Landing \. y poN
1s5 would be glad receive some s'a'lonelS - W
Fila HaIstead of Answorth, Neb, wouIo IKE W. ,
o,iI+ nieces. Mrs Halstead i'll part OF the
summer with rheumatism that made her party
belnjess but the good reading matter sent 10 neI
bv members was real comfort during those "eehS
when she was unable TO work she hearl"S H'si"N9
all who remembered her. boy OF hlteeh years
aa5g clothes and shoes to go to school
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
MONEY RECEIVED.

Stanley Turner. Of Texas, has sent s. TO be used
where most needed: Miss Caroline Spiro. 81. and
Miss Nettleton, le cents for postage: Mrs. Rookie.
s. for in need: Mrs. a. $ for Sunshine
work: Mrs d. . cents for needy family; Mrs. A.
Q. Gildersleeve, of Long Island 81 for rent: Mrs.
Hals:ed. of westfeld y. J.. s. for the emergency
fund: John Krel. usual. IS the first 10 make q
contribution the coal fund . cents w. Brewster
Valentine. SIS. be used for who needs rest
and help. and M Of Rensselaer,, y. Y, SO for
the emergency fund.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
PLEASED WITH GIFTS.

Mrs Thompson. The aIed woman on Kansas
farm did not lose TIE pleasure of her birthday
greetings. even If they came little late. She
writes that many. many souvenir postals and let
tsrs found their way her isolated home, and one
kind but unknown friend in Brooklyn sent Sl--a
most helpful gift 10 one in her circumstances.
Little Carlton Massey, of Virginia was greatly
pleased with the helpful gifts 20 him by DIFF
ferent Sunshine friends The boys life is a hard
oae His mother is a cripple and invalid. who
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

= n T0Catinn UCITNIe:
/ 81 Henry vacant store
r1orsvfb Barber
. q pike Barber
1. oil E Broadv4y..- Der
5. - Norfolk hleI lir'i
6. 20 Ludlow % I%u Sii-
g ffSForsvth - Recommendations. Barber
g. Broome 'IIdi'S
Ri,ngon Barber
II rcorne Barber
- IS T-escx Barber
~
RivinECn Barber
14S Rivingt0n st..---.- -l-Nich room
RVingtCn HAT store
Riyington TSilo-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
,o,-pru ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,


7 Ice
/ 36T Cherry st-.-..--.---- Barber
. q Montgomery st..-.......'-- '''''''''' Vacant
i Henry st.-..--.... '.'-'--'''' Shoes
Z . Wfett Barber
Ridge Vi
Attorney ST.
Pitt '''''-'- Barber
Columbia
II - and Lewis St shoe store
P9- Rfyngton Tarber
13 80 Lewis st..''''''' ........... Pictures
IL b64 Grand 81 .......... Tailor
II
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
A SPECIAL CASE.

A prominent Tribune Sunshine Society member
writes that Mrs. D., on West 9Sth street, is in
destitute circumstances and needs temporary help.
Her daughter Is a young widow with a baby. and
she has only recently obtained work at a small
salary They are behind with their rent. and a
little help now will mean much 10 them, when
that is paid, they viii manage to live what the
widow earns
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
MAINE WORKERS.

Miss Annie c. Bagley. of Norway. Me. writes:
I'VE fitting out some children for winter with
warm clothing. also some mothers who need this
Etrd Of sunshine; remember the sick by taking
them flowers. and in other small ways are seeking
TO scatter cheer. As the winter promises to be
severe there viii be much need OF sunshine here
as in other places. Skirts and shirtwaists are al
WAYS in demand
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Active children always stand in need Of sleeping
garments that can he trusted to keep them pro
drawers essentially practical and absolutely
comfortable while they he made with with
out the feet portions. In the illustration striped
Scotch flannel is the material shown, but plain
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
THE BOOK OF LIFE.

Life has thousand Pages-love and scorn.
Eoee ard adventure. poverty and sin,
Despair and glory. loneliness forloTn.
age sorrow exile. all writ therein:
And or each page however stern or sad .
Are words which CLEAN upon the Grabbed scroll'
Revealing words that make our spirits GLAD,
And well worth the study of the soul
We NAV lightly shrink from any leaf
For il may be writ the word we need
God turns the page-whatever joy or grief
He opens for Us. let wisely read.
Priscilla Leonard
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
DOLLS FOR CHRISTMAS.

corrected report from Mrs. Harris. secretary
the Clinton Comm branch shows that the tvven-
ty-fve dressed dolls in the shoe at the recent
branch exhibition were intended for the Elm City
branch a Christmas gift and not received from
that branch, as reported. The total receipts were
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
THEry-FIRsT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
FIRST AssEMRl.Y DIsTRIcT

=, & fst Election District is bounded BY within
street Greenwich street street BrNa.l-
way wall street, William yVhfrs
hal street East river. Hudson river Governors Fliz
OSsteF and Bedloes Islands Hudson river
The Second Election District Is bounced by and
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
AN OFFER.

Mrs. Harriet F. Clark. No. Il Central street
Uestbcro. Mass. kindly offers to send roots OF
lfes-of -ralley 10 all members who inclose a
stamp for postage
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
T s s REPORTS OK MONDAYS.

The Sunshine column is published every Mon
Gay. It is thought by the r. S. S. management
that the better interest CT the society viii be
promoted by concentrating the reports of the
work and BY having them appear without fail on
specific day.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
Election Notice.
Election Notice.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS
OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK

General Offices 40 1oT Forty-nrst stree.
Borough Manhattan
Eocs is hereby given pursuance chapter Gna ~
the Laws # 1896 amended by TO- chapter 80
~ 1891 boundaries Of each II tho election
districts tie county Of New York. designation
OF the place registration October s. g. and IL
and Of The polling place election held No
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
,ru Assembly DISTRICT.

Occupied
Ell Location.
/ Sixth
Hudson st----- ''''''''
8. IS and 40 CoHlltICe S'---''''' Be
!. Beecker 81 Barber
B.. 313 Bleecker ST Window shades
G.. 302 BleeCker ST.. Shoes
Z. 45T HUDSON st---'''''' Barber
14I Christopher ST.. Barber
Q. 80 Reecker St
10. $50 Hudson sl----''''' Barber
3ar,er
j.. Washington s1-''''-'''- Barber
13- 619 HUDSON St----'-'-'' ......... Storage
II. 1917 Eghth ave Harness
-. ISl Washington e'-'''''''' agency
16. 443 " l@th sI'''-'-' Vacant
Il. 50 Tenth ave. ..-'-'-'' Plumber
Is. III Eighth aNe--.---'''' Barber
256 ". 10Th St .-----'''''-'' Barber
Eighth -'-'-'''' Farf,er
120 seventh Shoes
Eighth i-tpars
% 1l6 -<illh Barber
1G5 Ninth
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05

Avoid cold storage fish you would poison, says
''Nhat-to- Eat" Fish is the breeding ground of
the ptomaine germ In no other food does decay
find such an easy foothold work rapidly
Germany appreciates this fact well that in tnat
country 1t is impossible to buy dead fish, except
ing those which have been cured by sailing or
smoking. The law obges the sellers to offer all
fresh fish in their live state, and the purchaser
makes his choice they swim about in the tanks.
Fish boxes they are called in the German markets
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05

very firm mixture may be served with tiny square
of currant jelly hidden in the depth of each. If
there is danger of the jelly melting penetrating
sert the Jelly in each croquete after cooking and
serve garnished with parsley. These dainty Gro
quettes are appropriate with roast chicken later
in the year with game.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05

Try removing claret stains by covering the spot
with salt. letting it stand few moments. then
rinsng il in cold water.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The First Election District bounded eS -eerneil
81. LuSes pase. Leroy street BleeeNer 80 erect AM
street. sixth avenue. Carnne street Cls=SseH -
Hudson - ,nt st13
The Second EIestiea District IS bounded y -
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
E| ~ 4sz3Y@S9R 3Y@5zzkx - H
H0} 81 xl1H

In making cake fine granulated sugar; coarse
sugar is likely to give hard crust and coarse text
ure to the cake On the other hand powdered sugar
is not desirable If the granulated sugar has some
very coarse grains It should be sifted.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
Occupied as
TWENTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

Z D Location Occupied
20 l. tTth
. Third -ndertatsr
3. 73I st............... s T2arJar
az T.. t'Ih
<. I44O First ave.................... Trpdertatar
o. -1u r t''n Printer
Z. 1881 Third Observation-Disclosures. ~i1ars
3. 14GT First e................-... T-n,hreIIas
. I+t@ fhs' ave Tailor
- 80" ave-.
IL lo' r iNlh ST. Barber
.. First ,,igars
IL. 1910 First I-ndart9tsr
a. i.up Avenue Barber
I3' i"ih lTSi Cigars
~ ~ T. H'ta St..''. .Barhr
-. -, r. "'il Tailor
itGh ilIH az Barber
- i.,l stN'H'' .Ba
" .-.t N'lue 49,. Barber
i''II
1 I.L Tin store
r. N-I
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,


ED. Location. Barber
I. 146 Leonard st......'.- Vacant
. s Doyers
s. II Bo"ery Restaurant
1. 80 Bowery Barber
3 IS Elizabeth st---..--''' Confection ry
6. Grand St Barber
:. BroOme ST. Barber
s 345 Brocme st..--..''.'' . Parber
O. ~ Chrystie st..-..-..'.. Barber
10 153 Bowery '----'-'' .... Barber
Bowery
ROwery Furniture
13 Prince st.-.----.- .... Barber
"A. Bleecker st----.--''- .Unde ertaker
IL. Al Second ave Barber
204 9th st-.-...--- Barber
L. 24o 18th 81 ..........--.- Tailor
Is. 237 9th st Barber
10 pa f. 9th st. ~ Barber
90 40 Third ...... Barber
d 100 Third .... Barber
% Gao F. 14tr st...--..-..--'' Barber
"a 1Ss Z. 18th st.-...----''''-- Trunks
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05

white fannels. annelette and also the thin
ner cambric and muslin-nGeed, all the materials
that are used for child-ens sleeping garmerts-are
appropriate.
The quantity of material required for The medium
size Csix years. is four yards % three yards IS
inches wide.
The pattern, Gill, is cut in sizes for children
Of two, four. six ard eight years oli and viii be
mailed to any address receipt OF 10 cents Please
give number Of pattern and distinctly. Ad-
dress Pattern Department. New-YoTk Tribune If
in a hurry pattern send extra 2-cent stamp
and will mail by letter postage in sealed enve-
lope-
Very much simpe and suitable TO less
queenly women IS brown felt hat with a straight
brn, which is turned down Just trfe and edged
with silver braid. of brown trimming
around the crown and stiff blue feather COM
plete hat.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
Election Notice.

veber B. 1915 in each election districts in said
county. follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05

! This is one of Germanys laws which 'What-to-
Eat thinks America would do well to copy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-19
GREAT GUN WORK
Of ALBANY POM TIERS

SAN DIEGO, March 10.-Bearing the
trophy for the highest target practise
record ever made by a vessel of the
American navy, the cruiser Albany
arrived in port today from Magdalena
bay. having made the run in forty
seven hours.
Some information as to the remark
able accuracy of the ships gunners
on February II at Magdalena bay was
received some time ago, but the first
details were learned today.
With target II by p feet at dis
lance of 1900 yards, the cruiser, steam
ing 10 knots an hour, scored So out of
the first Sc shots, and registered the
majority of them in the bullseye. This
was done with 5 inch guns.
Speed was a record breaking feature.
The shots were fired in sets of six, the
fastest six being made in 25 seconds
and the slowest in 80 seconds.
The record was made under a pecu-
liar disadvantage, the entire crew hav-
ing been vaccinated only ten days be-
fore when off the coast of Salvador.