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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-11-21
THE POCOMOKE
BRIDGE LAW
Declared Null And Void By The
Maryland Court OF Appeals.
Recent Decision.

The Court Of Appeals has decided the
Act Incorporating the Pocomoke Bridge
Company to be null and void This Act
provides that the County Commission
ers of Somerset County should levy
5000 and Worcester County 500 each
year for the use Of this bridge. The
case grew out of suit against SOmer-
set County on its refusal to levy this
sum, the court holding that the title
does not sufficiently describe the sub
ject matter of the bill. and therefore
the Act is in conflict with the Consti-
tuition, and re-affirms the rule that a
title should not only fairly indicate the
general subject of an Act but should
be sufficiently comprehensive in its scope
to cover to a reasonable extent all its
provisions and must not be misleading
by what it says or what it omits to say
As to whether or not the charge
against the two counties established by
the Act is exorbitant is a matter open
for discussion, depending entirely upon
the cost of the construction and main
tenance Of this bridge The question
confronting the commissioners Of the
two counties is, whether or not the con-
yenience of the general public demands
a crossing at this point If the com
missioners of the two counties so deter
mine. then it becomes their duty to
jointly provide and maintain a suitable
crossing over the Pocomoke River at
Pocomoke City as they have done for
many years, and are now doing at other
points on Dividing Creek between the
two counties.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-11-21
Judge Jones At Cambridge.

Zion Methodist Episcopal Church, Cam
bridge. Rev. Ralph T. Coursey pastor,
was re-opened Sunday after having been
closed several weeks for the purpose OF
making extensive improvements of the
interior.
The church has been thoroughly re-
paired and everything put in good
shape A new heating apparatus re-
places the hot air system. the lighting
of the church has been improved by a
handsome chandelier, the large Moller
pipe organ has been cleaned and tuned,
the ceiling and walls have been colored
and a number of memorial windows
have been given. The improvements
cost about $1,000, and the money has
been raised without any trouble.
At the re-opening. Rev Robert Watt.
of Smyrna. Del, preached the morn
ing sermon. AT the Sunday-school rally
held in the afternoon. Judge Robley d.
Jones, Of Snow Hill, delivered an address
to large audience. DR. Z. c. Mac
Nichol. for ten years pastor Of Zion
Church, now located in Laurel. Del. .
preached the evening sermon. Special
music was rendered at both services.
Several hundred dollars were raised
during the day.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-11-21
local Readers. lOC. a Line
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Lost: Masonic crescent pin. Re-
turn to Mrs. C. II. Parsons.

Lost: Masonic crescent pin. Re-
turn to Mrs. C. II. Parsons.
Bring your chickens to S. T. Pruitt,
Girdletree, and get cash for them.
For Rent-A fine. new. brick store
house in Stockton. Md. Apply to Stock
ton Bank.
Wanted 10000 fancy Holly Wreaths
will pay highest market price. Apply to
G. l.. Hasting. Snow Hill. Md.
Wanted Two good statesmen for a
proposition which pays very well. Adj
dress, N. Y, the DEMOCRATIC MEsSEN-
GER.
For all kinds Of table delicacies go
to George w. Wonnell, the butcher,
the grocer and the man who feeds the
people.
Beef. pork, sausage. oysters. gro
ceries and everything to eat at John c.
Shortt's. Restaurant attached. Ice
Cream made to order.
All persons having bills against the
Board of Election Supervisors of Wor-
cester County for service rendered or
work done for said Board in connection
with the election held on November Sd,
1908, are requested to file their bills
with the Board on or before Tuesday.
November oath. j. Samuel Price, Presi-
dent of Board of Election Supervisors.
Ambitions young men and ladies
should Learn Telegraphy; for. since the
now S-hour law became effective there
is shortage of many thousand tele-
graphers. Positions pay $50 to $40 per
month to beginners The National
Telegraph Institute of Philadelphia.
Pa. and five other cities is operated
under supervision of r. r. Officials
and all students are placed when quail
fed Write them for particulars. "
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-11-21
A BOOM FOR
OCEAN CITY
Pennsylvania Railroad Asked To
Furnish Better Service New
Company In Charge.

The affairs of the Ocean City Develop
ment Company, which went into bank
ruptcy last November, have been prac-
ticaliy settled Mr.. Frank II. Phelps
was trustee. and the creditors of the
old concern have been satisfied and the
property turned over to a new company,
through which the settlement was made.
The new concern is known as the
Ocean City Beach Company. 1t is
Delaware corporation. with capital of
500, 900. but which as stated by the
attorneys. may be Increased and prob
ably will be as the necessities for the
development of the Maryland seaside
resort demand.
The new company is composed almost
entirely of Philadelphia and Whining
ton capitalists. Mr.. Beverly w. Mister
represents them locally. Mr.. G. F.
Taylor, of Philadelphia. is president,
and Mr. b. Frank Wagomon. Of Viii
mington, treasurer.
In the settlement with the creditors
of the old concern, the final indebted
ness Of which was said to be about
SD, 600. the purchasers paid part cash
and part in the first mortgage bonds on
the property acquired. This includes
the atlantic Hotel and its appurtenances
at Ocean City. with considerable tract
of ground, on portion of which cot
tages have already been built.
1t is said TO be the intention Of the
new owners to spend considerable money
in the development of the resort, par
tlcularly in the way of attracting cot
tage residents The land will be divided
into building lots and inducements Of
fered to those willing to erect summer
homes so as to popularize the resort.
Mr.. Mister said that greater efforts
would be made to get the people Of
New York, Philadelphia, Wilmington
and intermediary points to take an in
terest in Ocean City and aid in its up
building To this end. he said, the new
owners had approached the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad officials for their coop
GRAFTON in giving desirable Transports
ton facilities from the East They
will urge the running of fast Pullman
trains from New York down the Mary
land Peninsula. over the New York,
Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad, d.
verting them at Berlin for the short
run from that point to Ocean City.
The plans of the new concern have
not been fully developed, but these will
be the lines on which they Will work
development of cottage ownership
and quick and comfortable train service.
Mr. Wagomon, who is interested in
the new company, is not related to Mr..
John F. Waggaman, of Washington,
who was among the earliest promoters
of Ocean City While the names are
pronounced alike. the spelling is differ
ent. The new company will continue
the hotel. which it acquires. This will
be entirely renovated before the next
season and MANY new attractions will
be added
Ocean City. or that part of it Just ac-
quired, has had a varied career This
is the third time it has changed hands
within the past five years. The last
owners held it but comparatively
short time, the property going to the
bankruptcy trustee soon after the death
of Mr.. John W. Woodland, its president.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-11-21
LOCALS.

Rev. l.. A. Bennett and wife visit
ed Philadelphia this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Layfeld. of
Salisbury. were visitors in our town
this week.
Mrs. Wilbur Hurlock, of Chester
town, is the guest of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Payne.
Miss Lillian Dale Burbage. of John
son City, Tenn, is the guest of her
cousin, Mrs. c. L. Vincent
The Bazaar held last week by the
ladies' of the NJ. p. Church was great
success. They cleared $4,000.
Miss Margaret Harmonson has been
the guest this week of Mrs. J. Beverly
North and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Purnell.
Mr.. Jas. NJ. Beauchamp will sell
his personal property at public auction
next Wednesday. See ad. elsewhere.
An oyster supper will be held at
Marine School. Saturday evening, No
vember 2lst. Miss Willie Jones, Teach
er.
Rev. l.. A. Bennett entertained
Judge Holland, Hon. Joshua w. Miles
and Mr.. Harry Stanford at dinner Fri
day.
Miss Emma G. Nelson returned
home last Friday, after spending sever
al months in Philadelphia
DIR. John S. Aydelotte, executor
of benjamin Harmon. advertises some
valuable lots at public sale in this paper
to-day.
Mrs. Hollis McAllister, of Balti-
more, with her little daughtes, Rather
inc, is visiting her sister, Mrs John w.
Station.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. North accompanied her
daughter. Mrs. Mclaughlin, when she
returned to her home in Washington on
Monday.
MIR. Stansbury White has returned
to his work at Smithfield. Va. after
spending few days with his family in
Snow Hill.
Mrs. William Swan, after visit Of
ten days to friends in Snow Hill. return
ed Wednesday to her home in Lambert
vile, N. j.
The revival services conducted dur
ing the past week in the NJ. +. Church.
by Rev. c. w. Prettyman, will continue
throughout the coming week.
Rev. Kingman Handy. pastor Of
the Salisbury Baptist Church, has re-
l. Ia -. = a call to the pastorate of Hamp-
den Baptist Church. Baltimore.
Thanksgiving Day will be OBJ
served by a union service in the Meth
odist Episcopal Church. Rev. DIR. j..
B. North will preach the Thanksgiving
sermon.
Services in All Hallows Protestant
Episcopal Church, Thanksgiving Day at
ii a. m. Groceries, vegetables and Of
fering for the Home Of the Friendless.
at Easton.
--Messrs. Alfred. Samuel X. and
Philip C. Dennis spent Sunday in Snow
Hill as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
T. Hargis and Senator and Mrs. John
Walter Smith.
Mr.. o. NJ. Purnell has sold his lot
near Virginia Crossing to Mr.. Fillmore
Pusey, who is building a house on the
lot into which he will move as soon as
it Is completed.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-11-21

Sprains. swellings and lameness are
promptly relieved by Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. This liniment reduces in
fiammation and soreness SO that sprain
may be cured in about one-third the
time required by the usual treatment.
% and so cent size for sale by p. ID.
Cottingham & Co.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-11-21
POcOrlOKE PACKET LINE.

Steamer Mabel. Captain Ohio Wilson.
Leaves Snow Hills, foot of bank street,
daily at 4. Bop. m. a wing at s. 30 p. m.
Returning leaves Pocomoke City 700 a.
m. arriving at Snow Hill at 900 a. m.
This line carries U. 5. Mail.
o. d. COLLINS. President.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-11-21

Mr.. Sedgwick spent Sunday with his
family here.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-11-21

Make a note now to get Ely's Cream
Balm if you are troubled with nasal ca
tarrh. hay fever or cold in the head. II
is purifying and soothing to the sensi-
tive membrane that lines the air-pas-
sages. IL is made To overcome the dis
ease. not to fool the patient by short.
deceptive relief. There is no cocaine
nor mercury in il. DO not be talked
into taking substitute for Ely's Cream
Balm All druggists sell it. Price soc.
Mailed by Ely Bros. 56 Warren Street.
New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
TwENTY-sEvESrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

wef FTs Election District is bounded BY and within
eighth 'H st-aeT stIseJ Seventh West Thirty
Vest F9gf Ta Lection District by within
S'yeS 52d Eighth avenue
esf Inrd Election District bounded by and within
mira strs+ 3 street Seventh avenue. West Forty
The Fe55r,5 cur an F,dtS Eighth avenue I'll
% sst Forty-nnJh street. Seventh avenue West Forty
The Fifth Eectios Distrct is bounded by and within
ni5 F1lyhiTd street Seventh West Forty
! The sxth Election District is bounded by and within
The Seventh Election Dlstct IS bounded by within
I,Sseventh street Sixth avenue. West Fifty
Nh 1-sa 80 S ana 1,, SeTsn1h aEeTae -, ,.,,
[ F9f street SG' s1t avenae " 2Sa 1esE Fifty-5ra g
The Ninth Election Ds5tct bounded by and within
street and seventh Avenue fA'--
The Tenth Election District bounded by and within
mesL ForJyniHth street Sixth avenue 70 West F4Ty &
eyenth street diagonal line from the corner o. mes
West Forty street and Seventh avenue. and se'-
within Ts sssH Wsf ee District gtb is bounded %sSpe By Vss5 2a4
Fort.eth street and Seventh avenue
The Twelfth Election District bounded b and within
street sixth avenue West Thrty-sizth sev-
within West ThiTty-szth street Sixth a'enle' Nest
1h4ty-5St seS5 a94 eTenI; ;-e az bounded v and
within West Thirty-hrst street, Sixth avenue est
Tweuty-eiglti street and Seventh avenue
The Fifteenth Election District is bounded by and
within West Thirty-slzth street East IniIty sx' s'
West Tw.enty-ainth street ana siEth avenue. -, .z
within East Thrty-third street, Madison avenue has;
street Fourth avenue East h.-tieGh street Firth
The seventeenth Election District Is bounded by and
within East ThirtE-untH street Third avenue, East
Thirty-fourrh street and Lexington avenue
The Eighteenth Election District Is bounded by and
within Forteth street Third East Thirty
ninth street and Lexington
The Nineteenth Election District IS bounded by and
within West Thi-ry-etghth street. East Thirty-eErth
street Madison East Forteth street Lexington
avenue East Thirtytou-h street Madison avenue East
Thirtystxth street West Thirtysxth Sixth
The Twentieth Election District is bounded bv ard
within East Forrv-nnth street East Forty
sixth street Lexington Fortieth
Fifth
The Twenty-frst Election bounded by and
within West FortEsIxth Fifth
tEeth street and Sixth
ihe TTsn' second Election District is bounded
within West Fffteth street Fifth To-ty-
Skin street to Seventh diagonal line from
corner OF seventh avenue and West Forsiyh too
ne corner of West FCrtyseventh Sixth
nue.. and Sixth
The Twentv-third Election District
within Flf1y-rhird
tourth street Park
-ii- " eSI -ftfietE street and sixth
The TVrertvGu-th Election
within West Fifty-severrn seventh
street Park avenue East Fifty-hfth street Madison
nue. East fourth street. Fifth avenue West Fjfty-
thirf street au6 Sixth evenre.
ne IVe1ty--fth Election District bounded hv ans
T,in Lasr FicJE-fftH Lexington avenue East
street. PARK Fiftv-foarth street
aad aIl6tsou
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
--,,-rv-ForRrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

TIE Frs Elsetioa DisTi4f 5is : seage East Eighty
"a e-~eet and Lexington avenue ,-z ;, -
Tie sseeH9 ElscI-3 sTreet seoond avenue East
+.-L-r-s ghrh street snd Third aFe..us- -, =,
Lhe ,-t-s-ts+r s--eet Second avenue East Eighty
-1stA street Lexi4ston az st-ssq rS
.ro-z t1e 70 he corner Of Third avenue and East
Ntzssle[a Election District IS bounded by and
Firain East >.-e. .- r-sf avenue East Ninety-f~st
-.r second avenue. East Ninetieth street 70 Third
aFeI-~e 60 Third avenue TO the corner OF East
teta 80 $50 Er-eet and lexington avenue Lexington
e. 1rh Election District bounded by and within
-.- ,.1ery-third street Frs avenue East Ninety
---b street river. East Ninety second street
s75 $50 go ElecIlon District and within
-a. fourth street First avenue East Ninety
- s--eer and Third avenue
t =. seventh Election District IS bounded by and
-r4- East Sinery-ffth street Second avenue, East
si-e-y-szt5 street. East river. East Ninety-fourth
street ss a. ErE-z Election District bounded by
zrsz Eass .sInety- seventh street. Second avenue
Ess, SinetF-httn street s1a l-71 a z. -, -,
-F.Sr Virety-rf-te street East river East
E..a E..al-[1s street Second sre1Ge. East Ni-ety-sev-
sr-s street and Third avenue
5n East oae Hundred a4d First street. East river.
Tie EeseEth lection. o-stT1eL Is bounced oy ana
-1sn Eszt one ag.-Te ad 5lrs S[eet, Iirq ave
-s.a rzs1 one Hundred and second street second
srs-se Eas- one Hundred and First street and Lex
'Eglsn 4Fee7th Election District Is bounded by and
-s-tf. East ore Hundred and Fourth street Lexing-
,sa aveaue- East one Hund7edth street and Park
-,,-.-s-. l. -
---rt- Ees- one Hundred and Sixth street Third
Esr- Hundred and Fourth street. Park
1-e-re Ezs- ore Hundred and Fifth street and Lex
sE-o1 s-e-Ue - ..-- -,,---,-- T.. ,--
--Ls- rsz- one Hundred and Fourth street. Third
s--sus East one Hundred and Second street and
zaE-ou avenue
Hundred and Fifth Second
,-s--a Fas- Cue Hundred and Second street and
~ sevet-enth Election District is bounded b. and
Hundred and sixth street river,
Fs - Hundred FIRST street and Second avenue.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
TwEHTv-EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

A First Election District Is bounded by ana within
@ Es' one Hundred ana Eighth street Third Eas
re Sen Election District is bounded by within
6sst One aa5rea ard sevsas street First svsnut Eas
one Hundred ana Sixth avenue East one
ThIr9 Election Ds,Tict IS bounded Sx and within
East Hundred and Terh street Harlem Ti5er r!st
one Hundred and Sixth street First avenue. East one
Hundred and Ninth street and Third avenue,
ne Fourth Election District IS bounded within
one Efldre5 and TirTh e+-se+ s .. ase4e 4 fsst
Ettta Election District is bounded BY within
East One Hundred and Eighth street and Park
one r5r5res md Fiae5t | st-as S'g<I g - 1 avenue ss "a
,-t Ent5 AeG[lon isLTiaT is bounded by and
svsnue East ore Hanared sHdT street Lexington
IN re e. E.s4ea Elsstio Ptsrst Is bounded ey within
aEsnne ess9ne a. ne TON @ me T9rsr q Lsxiaston
TIE Ninth Election pstrie. bounded By within
East one Haq1gea snq IsICn sF I ana Seaa6 ay95ge -
-er1 L7Is'-o t9s+s,- e e arc TlIo.
East one Hundred and Sixteenth street Harlem river
eleventh street Frst avenue, East one Hundred and
The E1svsnth :scto oisertat bounded and within
East 9ns H5nI 4 5a4 F9i5 s5 rreeTf @ f lT1e52n " 75
ayeaqs @ siaEona me a 1Te4 @ 3S g55ps ] " sf = one me
eorne- Of Essj one PneFsa i ana Lwei-4 we tree aae
and PARK avenue. ..... ..-
The Twelfth Election District is bounded BY and within
Hundred and Fifteenth street Third
Fss one Hundred Thirteenth street lexington
7ue East Hundred and Fourteenth street anc Park
Thirteenth Election District bounced By and
--rrf- Fast Fifteenth Second
everie East one Hundred ana Fourteenth and
Third a-ecue-
Fourteenth Election District is hoInded b. and
line from the Il East one Hun
-as and seventeenth and Lexington avenue 10 he
corner - East ana Eighteenth street and
T9rd avenue Third East One Hlnl-e+ and Sc
zec0nd East one FslTs1red and
Fireerth street Third avenue East one Hundred and
=frraeurh and lexington a-enu"
-be Frfreerth Election &Dstricr Is Bounded by and
Hundred and Seventeenth street. Lex
East Hundred sixteenth street
r-f-j avenue East Hundred snd Fifteenth street
The Sixteenth Election District IS ho1ndod b. and
one Hundred and Nine''arfC street Third
acme q East One Hundred a14 Eighteenth street a
Of Third avenue ard Last
Eighteenth corner OF Lex
avenue East one Hundred and SeVenfeen'1
Fas- one Hundred ard Seventeenth street and
avenue
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
TwEHrz-NIHrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

First Ess2n Ds[et snf%s is 69qHda Psr 9y Tes Rea T5R We
With eSS street ana columbus avenue
The second Eeetion District i: 6oqRqse - by vs9 ard
E[ler Tlln.h hslKfe5h street and colunnbus avenue.
TIE Ts.-d Eis}i0 sfee gisiIf Central rs7 West EighG
aTenle. West Fitty-eighth street Ninth avenue and
I'm FoGrta Election District is bounded b. and
f-tir Vest Fttfy-uirth street Seventh avenue Vest
Eriftseveat street Ninth avenue, West Fifty eighth
st[ fiFb I:iec-ioa District bounded by and within
E-est Fifty-riuth street sixth avenue West Fifty
sizh Election District ts bounded by ana within
secS1c stree. Madison avenue. East FIftE-seyenta
The sevenI9 LIecst'n t-1af Is,inrt@n sven,e Fss-
Fifrv-ffrh street. Park avenue Last Fif'y-seventh
slreer ana Madison avenue - ,-..s - -,
,Its TIE FEa'A ESP F95nnth street, Thra avenue East
re 1lth Eis5an District j. bounded BY and with
IN Eas' rla1f slEt' 5na I'9ll- Lexington avenue
Tie Tezth Election District is bounded by and vita
srtIfrzt street Madison avenue, East Sixty second
The Eievent ise5ian District ,L Is borads4 By and
s,i,fo5r-h : ,si,.t street ana Lexington avenue
% Tgs ElssGn Tod fro 85Fs Ssna 'i P west e and and
west sevents-ninth sjrr@4 70 ~" 1T - aii52 ,s-
zsgt siTtgafth street rim avenue West Fifry-niR
The Thirteenth Election District f. BOUNDED ~ anl
sey~a,ieth street Ana l--ls t,., 81, a. ~ E,, [ s
seTerr,-sccond street and Le&inEton avenue
tn Fifteeath Election District is bounded by and
y-4af-r ~
an, stvre4nrh Election Distriet is brUEled w.t.
- f-at seventy-eizhta street Lexington avenue. East
- street and E'iftE avenue
% 5esteezIb Election District S bounded hy and
.t,, Trar .yerse road from Central Park Vest
JiltH Fifth
street Madison
-. 7eripgou avenue. East Srvents- -eighth street
stree Transverse
f-a.I- -, -zaf-sf Furk west and central Park vest
i"al election DistsicJ is hy end
I'm T-sst Is, ,rnt--third street LezInst1n avenue. +
FllI-i -. str.ef Madison avenue, East EiEhtieth
a----t- arI Fifn avenue
si- s-,.s+-arr4 Hieetou District is bounded by and
ne Lexington East
,tr--.II ,Ffr1 street and PARK avenue
-r-sufiafa Election District = bounded ny and
- tcz.i f.ighty-siztl street, iark avenue East
+I--rd street and Firm avenue
TsG.r-ars Election District is bounded hy
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
THIRTY-FoURrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The First Election District bounded by and within
East Hundred and Sixtietl street Trinity avenue
Hundred and SXty-hrst street ProsDecr 1,a-
nI WeSt-hester avenue. East One
ninth street and CaUlJwelI
The Second Election District bounded hv ara vf-h
70 East one Hundred aEd Sixt--.hlrd street F-----
avenue. One Hundred and sxty-ars vt-aar ~--.-
ity avenue. East one Hundred ana Six-le-h street
CauIdweu East one Hundred ana Sfr+,-----r
and Eagle avenue
The Third Election District bounced bv and
within East one Hundred and SiXtvsixth strcs Trim
avenue, East one Hundred and gf-h street
Forest avenue East OGe Hundred and Sxtv--ht-I
and CaulcweU
The Fourth Election District is bounded hv a,5
within East One Hundred SiXty-ffh street T-1ion
avenue. Hundred Slxtv-th!rf street 80
pect avenue East one HuPdred and sxty-arst street
and Forest avenue
The Fifth Election District bounded by and within
East one Hundred and SIEty-hfth Inte-va- ave-
aue, " estchester avenue Prospect avenue East one
The sixth Election District bounded BY ana ytbf,
avenue, IntsFyalc avenue. East one Hundred and
within East ore Hundred and Sixy-sSrh street P~os
pect avenue East one Hundred and SiZtynfth street
and Trinity
The Eighth Election District Is bounded bv
within One Hundred and Sixty-sevenfh st-~~r
s'~--- "----' avanue. Home street jackson avenue
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
Election Notice.

IVENTT-NINTH ASSEMBLY Observation-Disclosures
WITHIN East Eighty-eiGhth Park avenue. East
sixth and Fffth
Nentysecond Election District is bounced oy ana
Win East EiE5ty-nuth lexington avenue. East
1-ig,iN sixth street and Park
re Wenty-third Election District IS bounced by ana
within East Ninetieth street East Eighty
elgnia street and Fifth
ihe Twentyourth Election District is bounded by ana
Inn East Nney-rst street. Lexington avenue f-4s'
iz-177-Iinth street Park
ne yenty nfth Election District il bounded 0y enc
Ninety-thfrd PARK avenue EAST
N..letieth street and Fifth
Inc IEeatysixth Election r5srict is bounded by and
NltAIn East Ninety Lexington avenue East
Nl-letT-iirst street and Park
ne IWertyseventh Election District Is bo,rced b ana
S.talE Transverse road Central PARK az est
-.nety seventh street East Ninety-slxth
street. Park street
me transverse Central IarA at west
1-s3ty-sixth street Central Park West