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The Washington times., 1909-02-05

A work OF extraordinary practical
value Go Ireland has been done by the
Irish Parliamentary Party and the Unit
ca Irish League OF America under
whose auspices William II. Curtis is to
lecture on ireland at the New National
Theater next Sunday evening. Michael
j. Ryan, president of the United League,
has recently prepared a summary of
that work from the day OF Parnel and
Davitt who inaugurated the so-caHed
constitutional agitation to the enact
ment OF the old Age Pensions bill.
which went into effect with this New
Year.
Mr.. Ryan. as we'll as Mr.. Curtis, viii
speak Sunday evening. The chairman
of the meeting is to be W. B0urke Cock
ran. Both Mr.. Ryan and Mr.. Cochran
are expected TO discuss the achieve
ments of the parliamentary party,
which. according to Mr.. Ryan's sum
mary, includes the following items:
land act. 1851. reduced Irish rents by
Iand purchase acts lSs7-SS advanced for
purchase or land by teUalls), $50. oJ1,gy0.
land purchase act 1891 Cadvanced for pur-
chase Of land by tenauts) 5l5Q, G10. 900.
Light railways act, 1852, Ss.lUGtlu.
Arrears OF rent act, 1852 (wIDed out com
Iaborers' act. 1883 for building Iaborers'
COttages). 100000
Annually lfor same since 1883. s50o0o1).
E18. 800, 001
Migration act. 1882 transferring tenants 70
richer landsl. S. glt.Q00.
AgTicuItural act Isss Improving agricul-
ture), 81. oQ50, 900,
Annually (for same purpose since 1895
$50. 000), 81. 47o. 600.
Land act, 1893 amount to be advanced
(esttmated), S50J O01 600.
Bonus under land act, 1913 without pay
ment). $50 0l1 COO
Laborers' act 1906 So, 600 COO.
The gains for Ireland for 1905. due IN
the main TO the Parliamentary party,
have not yet been compiled, but Mr..
The Washington times., 1909-02-05
PROGRESS OF IRELAND
SUBJECT OF LECTURE
Work for UpE By Irish Parliamentary Party and United
Irish League VIII Be Told of Sunday By William
E. Curtis and Michael J. Ryan

Ryan presents this outline of the prog
Ieas during the first part of the year:
Universities fund lgrauD, Ss.7500o5.
Building fund, for university lyaar-I)'
Grant for education yearly, $780, COO.
Old age pensions act 1908, gives Ireland
Cearlyj, $500 900.
Remission Of sugar duty saves Ireland
lyearly), Sls750 00o
Ireland's gain By legislation this year
The total as estimated in American
money, thus reaches the pTodlglOus
figure of S956,6Z7,375. The effect OF
these gains on the life OF the irish is
epitomized by Mr.. Ryan as follows;
More than Oue-halL or the couh-
try Is today in possession OF tenant
DTOuTIeJOTs, with nearly $4,000 com
Portable labOrers' cottages with al
joining plots of an acre EACH with
the town tenants safeguard against
eviction. except on receipt OF lalF
compensation, with new LnrODDlAg
and puIsiug of the people of Ireland
I'm preparation for the launching OF
the great national university which
IL has taken half q century 70 win,
and above all, with che firm deLerml-
nation of the people not to reunQulsn
the battle until the browning triumph
of national self-gOvernmenL
"Of the comparatively small re
forms, such as the Inauguration OF
the old age pensions act the housing
of the working classes IN towns act,
and similar measures, 1t is only neceS-
sary TO say that the passage OF either
of them q generation ago would have
been regarded as marked progress
for the dOWntTOdden people or Ire
land"
The Washington times., 1909-02-05
HOW TO GAIN HEALTHY FLESH
James ODOnneH Advises Use Of
SamOse.

While thiuuess may not be a disease,
yet it is in reality a condition that needs
attention. Under the nourishing pow
ers of Samose healthy, natural flesh
VIII soon be attained
This remarkable flesh forming food
strengthens the system generally and
builds up the deshy tissues so that
good. natural plumpness results.
An ounce of flesh Is better than a
pound of theory. James O'DOnneI be-
lieves that the best possible demcnstra-
ton of the flesh forming powers Of
Samose is to have it tried by his GUS
toners, and 20 induce them to use it.
he offers TO pay for the Samose in case
it does not give satisfaction, No strong
er proof than this can be given Of his
faith In it. He has Eeen hundreds who
were weak, thin ana scrawny, become
plump. robust and strong, solely through
the use Of 6amose.
If you are thin or in poor health,
take advantage Of this Offer. You run
no risk whatever, and the chances aro
95 out Of loo that you viii notice a gain
In weight after using Samose tor a
week or ten days.
Send postpaid on receipt OF price, 60c.
The Washington times., 1909-02-05
COMMITTEE MAY
VISIT BULL RUN

The Senate Military Affairs Commit
tee will probably send a subcommittee
10 the battlefield OF Bull Run TO look
into the question Of the purchase of
lands on which stand certain mouu-
ments. Senator Daniel has introduced
a bin for the purchase of these lands,
and the committee has held a hearing
on il.
A number of these monuments stand
On private property, the titles TO which
have never been ACQUIRED by the United
states. Some of the monuments are
Confederate and some Federal
The Washington times., 1909-02-05

Baltimore q Ohio r.. r. Every Satur-
day and Sunday. All trains both Wavs.
both days, except Royal Limited. civ
Otnces, ll1 @ ST. and 6I9 Peuna. Ave.
The Washington times., 1909-02-05

H.n Granite Iron
Gomez Boilers with
bail handle and COW
eT iH II-uiut size.
sale prize.
Csc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
&icbntarfte.

Gbicogo, Is. Sruni.- Hinouieb.
-3uiubr 1000; Morft Itetig; Stiere
$50 bis 1926; &iibe 400 bis 5.25;
Hinoer 800 bis 500; 9ullen 3.75
his 5.25; aGIbcr 300 bis 500;
Stoders u1o 6eeoers $50 bis 5.25.
Sd)peine. -3uiubr 1000; Wnrft
itctia; Gboicc lhmcrc 100 bis 500;
Builders $50 bis 500; leidte ge-
miidt 7.40 bis $50; Gboice Ieifte
7.60 bis 40; Eoding 7.75 bis
7,S5; GcrteI $50 bis 6.75; Soilpt.
pert0lIfe 81 80 bis. 500.
Shufc. - 3uiubr 10000; Worft
25c. b0bcr; Sd)oic $40 bis 6.25;
&Gmmer 400 bis 900; 5riibIings'
21mmer 80 bis 9.25; &1brIingc
$50 bis 100.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
SricfbcfGrocrmmg nadJ BEN Tmslanbc,

SricfbcfGrocrung nadJ BEN Nnslauoc.
Sic ouSldn0ildJe TOit fiir Die nit
oem 70. Sunni 1909 cnOenoc @odc
l6lieBt bier i'm Sallptpoltotllte, in al.
len 6Gllen piinttlidL mia folgt:
Die Iodet-Yolt lit bon 8 llbr Wor.
gems bis 5 ubr Nodnrittogs tGglih
often, misgcnonlnlen SonntogS.
9ompfer faDren bon Nelu.D orf ob,
ipenn nidt onocrS ongcgeben.
&rans- ItIontii6e Yadet.
YoIt.
9eutlhlono, ldlicBt INN 5 llbr
NodmittagS mi Montog GicnItag,
Vtittiuod ltn0 Sreitog.
@roBbritonlien II. Srlnno, i6lieBt
I'M 5 llbr No6mittogs am 9ienitoa
uno Sreito9.
Sronfreid), idliebt inn 5 llbr Nad'
mittagS am Sreitag.
@elgien, idlieBt Inn 5 llbrHudmit.
tags am Sreitde.
Horiuegcn, Sdiueoen uno 9Gne.
mari, idliebt unl 5 ltbr Nad)mittagS
olti Wittmod.
Sollano, i6lieBt 5 llbr Nodm. am
Montog.
Stolian, idlicBt nm 8 llbr Hadmit.
tags Wontag, Gienltog, Wittuod)
u1O Sreitug.
SeItreid, idIieBt Inn 5 ltDr am
Gicnitog uno Wittpod.
SronsatIontiihe s. It.
Wittpod, t6. = lin 7 llbr N6enoS
mad europa, Ggppten uto Sitinoiell
per 9onpfer ga Sopoie, "pia SABRE
(@roBbritounien uno SSrlanb miiIieit
per 60 Sapoie" ooreiiirt iein) I'M
10 llbr NbenbS mad Geltihlono sur
See brett nod Bremen (onoere 2Gn-
Der, pio gIpmoiitb mo Gberbonrg,
miIiien ipe5iell ooreiiirt iein), per
Gompfer ySrieorid Der @roBe."
6rcitag, Is. = I'm Z llbr NbenoS
nad) europa, Ifrifa mo Sitinoicn
per Compiler nIew, BORT" pia Ylp.
mouth u1lb 9berbourg (Srlonb muB
ipejieQ aoreiiirt iein); mad Geutid)a
lono bireft mad Somburg) (nur
9rieipoit), onbere 2Gltoer, pio Ylp.
mouth unO G%berbourg, miiiien ipe-
5iell per Gampier .gmerifa" aoreiiirt
fem; I'm 10 ltbr Mbenos nod Srlono
per Tompfer r9altic," pio Queens.
tomn (dnbere 2duber miiiicn per
Baltic aerefiirt iein).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
SECOND CALL.

100 WnrOIaio GnfuaItD SO. ..........10
% SioeIiip & 0epoiit Go...........t5s
$1,000 Georgia & aInbama Conf. Ser. .1O6
10000 SeGboaro gir Cine 4er. .,....... Sta
1000 Conf. @as, 6. g. & 3. Aver. 49,. sGla
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16

GunntD. stenrrn. Guuntp' steuern
3u uerfaufeu:
Sene neucn 5lpeilt0digen Sdufer an Giio'3
Strabe, nabe VdItinoresGtr nue Deauem
Ii6feiten; Ancs MODERN. Ereis: Gcun Sun'
bert uno iiini uno iieb3ig Dollars. $4,000
8rltnb8ins reltlt llro hreibi9 Dollars pro Snbr
8eoingungen fir Nduter paiteno.
WInn ire6ne Suirntount' glpenue uno Spar'
rpiu'S Roini Slcftr.fhe.
@genten iteis uIIlueleno.
Matter g. @eiipbaf,
U52-0 Bauuliernebnrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16

1000 llniteS FaiIpabs inc. ......... 5e;s
100 llniieO EaiIiuoDS 900. Der. sols
10000 Seaboarb Air Cine 4er. ......... sIh
5000 Seaboaro air Cine 4er. .......... s7h
10000 SeaboarO gir Cine 4er. ...,...... s7h
1000 eeubourO Mir Cine der. ........ s7A
10000 seabouro 9dr Cine 4er, .......... S719
2O00 Char. & 8eit. Gar. 5er........ 109ha
5000 Baltimore Gitp 4er 1854. .....,..t06
1000 aOIeOc Traction 5er............. 99A
2OO0 sltunt.ic Coat Cine Conf. Ter. 9Gla
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16

Gcrfduie aui Der biei,gcn gifetten.
9orIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
.GtipaS HcueS:
3aGue obnc Glatten.

0leFe3 SbIIeM erIor0etf ZEN
Misoieben, berlria6t oGber aud feline Sbmer'
fdmfeit mo ilbIen fi6 al mie iiaiiirli6s 3dbHe.
Ginaeidlcue &cli6ter tperoen normal gcmabi.
glero6ie 9eute brau6en fi6 ntdf 5u f~..rlbien.
atie giiSseIu mo StiimSpie o dne stusaiietben.
SerunterfdIIenoe ElatieH peroeH burd unfere
neie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i~eiiiiBeno eenna6i, no.
our6 9fien gum 8ereniiaeh pirb.
rnntirt. @ulofrouen So 0G bis $500; ale "a.
rantirt. Sritdei.Arbeit $500 bis $500. Dob.
Shlinnaen bon ST an. Sifbers5t1nngeu soc.
Tr. 3. ~. Ttrlin, oeutfder 9abnar3t,
Sir. Stf, RprS.S,sipa rs- etrdBs.
Gprebftniloen bon y llbr ByrmitInas Bis Q
ubr NbenoS; Gorntags bon 3 Dis 100 .llbr.
0tabltrt ID Sahre. Oitobfr7--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
FIRST CALL.

G5 Winrblano G~aiualib o...........i 100
100 Confederation Goal 9o........... %
20 Confederation Coal 60. .......a. e2M
90 Conf. Gas. g. g. & 4. pfo...... SO
90 SeaboarO I. pfo. 72A
10 ala. 9orf. e. & J. rio. .......... 10
% GorI9ern Central 3lD. ......... 1861
$1,000 10 Sabre Der. 99b
2000 Cotton Suef sta
5000 Cotton Sucf Ger. ...t,......... stbs
1000 Gin & Subnrban 9frgo.........tos
5000 Conf, Gas. 6. g. & .. 4her. 49,. s6ls
1000 llniteo 3iailuaps 4er. ........... s7ia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
8eIb su psrlcibcn.
1891. aeltefes GtatIiNsmsnt. 1891.
Warglanb Gbdttcl 2uan MiI~oeiatiOn.
Hfbert glnm, tuu., Observation-Disclosures.
GalntrfstYebdube

eeaeiiittr Dem @eri6tss@ebdube.
StnImer 229, 23f unb 1913 g. Stodperf).
Gibpft.Gde SaGette. uno ct. Huul.etrahe.
GIrle1en bon $40 bis $500 aut Wlbbel, Bid.
nos ETC. obne @ntfernung o~erielDen. DeiesItGs
Rnied. (3etHe 98u6erei.J
WPo. Bbone, 9ourtlano 1856, 6 & g. Rboue
ct. Yaul 1853. (9iob2. 1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
gu perfaufen.
Au u~crInnicn


-8r.-Ttt-t5 1910 1rro- f5tp, -Wc@enrDsG irnBe.
$1,000 fir ieoeS 0uuS; nieoriae IilSGaben; CUTE
3ft0dige Sduier; lei9ie Yeninaul9en. 9tadb5lls
frasen bel .samuri y. 5autb, Gr, 81, 6cnins'
Snafe. Grail 1Wit)
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. October 2. 1874.
BFEVES-Receipts ] head In
cldng s cars for s-aughtereTs and exporters and r
sold On very s55 receipts the market ruled sctivs and
Of 1Oc: medium ana good cows I02c hzaers hin cows
& %eLs y Li 1ealy Iae y@5.@ we're Sesfsd sa5-y Z 9sq
heavy d at s. 0 bulls az Si254S4 3d. cows az 81 100
f9r eorln19s ro c6oics - ,9s -res 1,yr,5oi srs To1
don cs5iss Ger4f Ne osf-I sr, -ss+sto- bsee -eIi
U2Trow wiz include. the MnHehaaa. s14 cattle and
and 800 cattle CapproxrlateyJ J shamberE & SOM
80 - -
in The BsItt- t T1e So ss-te-s - tfs N Siorrs
from this port for the of cattle 5S5 q1aT
5scs q beet al % ports Or Great Britain -,
I a. " 1ss8 at g. = - Per Ioo Ia 20 = 90, l ~ a. n' is az a. a.
isl2 n a: s. so 40 1898 n a. s. 29 40 12ss n. ss
Newton II Virginia steers. 1241 n. az s. Is.
a. li2o n s6: % Wes. Virginia Ils2 = a S 50.
1l5@ Y. al s. 3d. I DO 1o4o n. az s.
Sc % 5a. I1s2 i5 a. IS 10. 20 d5 1i7o IS 4 SIS
COWS 900 H. at s. 25: n Il24 h. a 81 20; d1.
s8' F. d. 1000 i5 a. 81 IS / DO $50 u. At s.. =
DO. .. 10 AZ 81 go s DO, 40 10 at 81 So -. 20,
5g 1900 D. at s. 30. . o. 1l2o T. a. s. 70; COW;
b. 50 60 1 do $40 I5. al Ss 30, do. $50 10. a
s. s. 40 gso h. at s. 50. do, SO 10. At 81 90
tied -eSeip5 and firm grassers almost nominal; Wss-
e5 I socs Sa taaa7 I5. a1 .,5 5 s9 @ IF e m $40 @ % IS9 %
diana d. at s. .. Dressed calves steady. civ
a1 14c. dressed and bu-taTUtlEs 613c-
$40 So pe- 100 10: IL do 1is ib $40 25. DO. q
Nelson q McCabs. IS western calves. 275 ID. at
81
Kerns Commission Company: q Indiana calves. sOa
10, AZ IS 95.
Tobir & shannon: vsas IA y az $40
Fred 7 Kratz: West Virginia veal. 40 n, at 50;
Erassers % p s.
SIIEEP AND LAMBS ss,-FeceiPts ys-e sez ears %
5lt2 head. Including l2 f1r saughterars and 10
FOR the market. uaking with held over yesterday.
about steady yesterdays sales and there was
good clearance OF pens Common prime Hheep
sold s. 500 90 700 n ordinary choics lambs
s. 62ls0S7 20. cus S4cS5 Dressed mutton quier
SaI-s-Newt0n Co.: go West virginia lambs. 9a y
average Der 100 n 26C 90. 50 b at 81 West
Virginia sheep, IS n, az - 80.
Judd 22T Virginia lambs Il -. az St 50: 1e3
p. s. 62e. virginia sheep 80 r. az 50 CO.
II6 buck s. go
Fers comm isson Company Indiana lambs "a -.
at fculsl. - s.. 50 Pennsylvania %
t-uls 80 So 81 Indiana sheep, ia 70, az - 90
a Pennsylvania do % =. Rt So So do a To- AZ So
Fred krarz; POO West Virginia la-os a p a - 10
To5ia ( shannon. 2oa state lambs Sc y. at 81 q
vearIlngs n SO. sheep and Gull lambs 20 ID
ar 5 JO sheep. s. ST.
lT-pre-s1r Virginia sheep - H. az 81 .
Virginia Gull lambs 81 n. So 10 do - n az s.
r Hume. 15T state lambs. Il n. A. 81 90 . slais
sheep G- p. al s. 80
HOCS-F,ecefpts v~ers I51s cars. o98 head al
for s-auzhtsre-s except a few head 11s fees-ns
10H 15c lower than on Weilesetys -
rav-frz Yesterdays decline Bufal0 ant chicago 20
ror 1iEs and outside figures for good heavy hogs - -
lare rer1ay1 70 staLe hoss - .
average az per loo 2 rouEfs SO 70 a. . ~
Tobin & shannon state hogs. 24o Io' az > aO
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
OTHER mARKg7s-sY TELEeRAPH.

Chicago. oct CATTLlE-EeCeprs lesr-rnate1ls 2ttO
head market strong. t5Ss 81, COWS. - 81 u
s. . Leays So 5UGS6. bulls. Sc s. so calves $4St
s1cks-s feeders. s. ISGS5e aotSEeceIDts testl-
mated, sG0o head market 5G1oc higher; choice heavy
s. G5aSS U= butchers s. 9IES> HJ E-r- mixed s. 80
s. 65 choice Light. s. 1887 50 pacSns - tlzSt ~
pigs SGS7, bulk Ot sales. s. 5oESl s. SHEEP ANI1
IANBS-Rsceipts testiuared), y -lte head, maTest
sready sheep Sass sos lambs s69Ss yea-lings SO
S -
t'n-inuatI oct S-CATTL-F1- Receipts. 62i head
steady good shippers 50 - S. - common So
s. l. FIIt5S-Fecetp-5, s4V head slety o-1S.s -1
s1i-rers St 5sttSb du SttEE4s'-
Receipts head, slow and wea 81 i14S4 - L-4A-@~
Dull weak, S3gSo go
steady. prime steers. S. 1851 N1ALAs-lts-
ceprs and soc higher SiGSl1 60 ElutfS
eip,s head fairly active anl sLea3l YORKER
s. 5UrSs r1Ughs 81 1ugS5 80 dalrles s. aVSS sass
head. slow. ewes lgc a.sos 20 -'"e stl,--s' 80
s. so yearliugs s. 25GSj 500 wethers SoaSo 10 ewes
ST 25TS sheep mixed S21Sf 81,
Kansas CITY. Mo S--t,AITL-- Receipts. lIo1
port S. s. so 1air 70 g1o
81 5DuS6 Western steers s. toaSe sl9cAefs 80
feeders S31S5. Southern steers s. -o1s io soGielA
s. SOC s. 50. native cows > - s. %
IfDtfS-RegyIprs 1000 head market ilG3c nsnrs 11l.
s. OF sales s. -fE$l co. Ie3Nt ,. 90 - t.'
packers and butchers. = -f9S. io' -s. se9' %. 49,
s. .JES5 q SiI-l-l'-Eecepis- 4etJ Aee-
strong LAMBS s. 6o8S6 ~ year-nSs. - st-sS9 -
vethers S4dS CO. 81 T5a s. A. s-ocSefs and Issl
ers. s. Goa 81 %
choice, So 5JGsI- SIEEiSupp3 s-st4y e. s---ps
Iar1bs higher prime mediums. 81 6OSa 90 cllls and
common 50GSS. lambs s. 3U8SI 40 VEAL CALVES
seas -. HoGS-hece1ts -alr- i0Yer prime heatie4
s. -. iiehc Y1rkers 81 35GS1 Jo, pigs So 6tgSI
T1fed1 CTuEH-ElSt tsL-l Cash. s. 80. OCTOBER
s. 95 ueccu5er 81 oJ March,, s. ~, No ? s. So No u
s. g. TIMoTtiN-Prime- 81 So AlsLf~As-Ffins'
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
Election Notices.


THIRTIETH ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT-coNTD.
II1yer East One Hundred and Twenty-hrst street
The Ninth Election District is bounded by and within
RiysT Bas one Hundred twenty fourth street
T9s 6 Tsnth Election District bounded and within
River second avenue f-.st one TIunSre5 and TvVent,
sixth street; Third avenue East one Hundred ana
The Eleventh Eeetion District IS bounded by with
9.s9ue East one Hundred ana Twentynfth street and
The % Tel6h Election District bounded by and within
nue.; East one Hundred and Twenty-hIst street and
The Thir1eenth Election District is bounded by and
avenue. one Hundred Twenty-third street
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded by and
within East Hundred and Twenty third street
ond avenue, East one Hundred and Twenty first street
The Tifteen'h Election District IS bounded by and
avenue East one Hundred and Nineteenth street and
The sixteenth Election District is bounded by and
ington East one Hundred and Nineteenth street
The sevsnteen5h Election District is bounded by and
nue. and East one Hundred and Te9fv q fortS n T ave to
the corner Of Park avenue and East One Hundred and
Twentieth street and Madisen avenue.
within East one Hundred and Tentyfft street IeI na
ington avenue. East one Hundred and Twenty-second
The Ninsteenth Election District is bounded by and
inEton East Hundred and Twenty-hh street
The Twentieth Election District IS bounded by and
avenue TO East Hundred and Tveuty-third street a
olagonal me from the
one Hundred and TweEty-third To Of
faSt one Hundred and Tweny-fourth Madison
avenue and Madison avenue
,1 The TEeRty arst Election District bounded by
Nithn East One Hundred Thrty-irst street Lex
..slan . aS Senue East one Hundred and Twenty-nnth
an The xi,Ss ss S8 ] EIsqq D5stst s9sPdsa Hg
Aadls1l avenue, East Hundred and Thirty-second
tIeet Lexington avenue. East Hundred Thirty
hrsL street aad Fifth
ne ITentL-third Election District bounded by
Rn Rn last one Hundred and Forty first street, Harlem
t.lte LeNlngton avenue, East One Hundred Thirty
sse2nc street. Madison avenue. East
ne Twenty fourth Election District is bounded by
Nllh Nest one Hundred and Thirty-sXth Fifth
LenoE ~
The Twerty-hfth Election District is bounded by and
El.Lin West one Hundred and Thirty-seventh street
llH avenue west one Hundred and Thrty-siXth
and LenoX
The Twenty-stxth Election District is bounded by and
E!tIln west one Hundred Thirty-eiRhth street
Fifth Hundred and T5irtv-sevenrh
street an[ L
Tho Twenty seventh Election District is bounded by and
within diagonal line corner Of IRnox avenue
ane West one Hundred and Thirty-ninth street
corner or West one Hundred Fortieth street nj
-..A avenue fifth avenue, West One Hundred
4-,rIy-e -eisftl street and LsnOx
me lWertyeighth Election District hv
RIVER West one Hundred and Fifth
avenue 70 tie corner OF West Hundred and Foreth
TTII-ee.. a clsgoaal line from the
hundred and Fortieth street 20 the
corner OF West One Hundred hirtv-ninth
l-enoN eNenue. ard Ienox
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
Election Notices.

THlRI4-FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRTCT-cONTD.
Ster avenue M9shou Parkway Norh Baiuhridxs svenus
T ana tlfth street and Perry evsnus-
within Gun Hu road Perry avenue East Two rE1nrsl
North Webster avenue. Moshoiu ParltTsV soriS -.
Two Hundred and Fourth street Jerome Avenue ZfTxs-
oslgg rad Ciahn terrace. sedswick and Dlels
The Twenty-ninth Election District bounded - ana
SlLlln East wo Hundred and Fourth Moshois
~ @.HNay squth Webster avenue. East Two ELandreftt
The Thirtsth Election Dstric, Is bounded bv ana within
Lwo handredtE street. Webster avenue. Elst Ono
Hundred and Ersty- nth street. Marion avenue Eass
avenue. --'-'-e'
The Thirty-nrst Election District bounded D ana
sasS one Hundred and Niusty-sxta ana Jerom.
The Thirtysecond Election District is bounded bv ara
@Nuln @ Es- one Hundred and N.netysiZrh street, Marion
catur avenue. East Foriharn road webster a,ene -.
Sc 80 a9a Eighty seventh street. Marion avenue
--l 1N3 risnty fourth street. Valeullua
iis- f2.l1a1l road and Jer1 avenue.
within Van Courtlandt Park south nfcEinsoa 49,
e5"iT. avenue, CiaaIn West KInEs6ridgs
River. SPuyten DuyvI Creek and Broadway
= SIourth Election District bounded By
sev@nrh s-reet s----s-, -ll.l-sd and thirty-
Waldo avenue West Two Hundred and Forty- sscorf
5! 5.Ie.' - 6fqaa%ay Spl7ten DuyvH Greek. Harlem
The Thirty -afrh Election District bounded By ana
l e--e A1rsliern boundary OF TIE City OF York.
street. Waldo avenue. West Hundred and Tnirty-
way. West Two Hundred and Thirty seventh street.
1onkers avenue West TWO Hundred and Thirty
The Thrtysixth Election District Is bounded by ana
Witnn the northern boundary OF The City of
94' 9oIs' Bronx Eiyer, Gun Hin road. Van Cou-tlaadE
JOHN T DoOLTVG
CHARLES b PACE.
JAMES KANE.
JOHN 2 SMITH.
Commissioners of Elections
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
THIRTY-sEcoNp AssEMRLY D1srprc.r

The First Election District is bounded bv and ,.b,
East One Hundred and Forty street Coexs ayeue
Thirty eighth street Harlem River -i111Ied anu
@ ne eoEd lection District is bounded BY within
MOTIFS 2i5 Iht4 TvSIue ri and College I avenue
East one Hundred and Forty-second street Wills an
nue.. East one Hundred and Forteth street Aexander
gyenqe East One Hundred and Thirtyninh street and
Election District is bounded by and With,
nue., Hundred Thirty-eE6h street and
East Hundred ana Thrty-eighth street WI, ".al
nue. East One Hundred and Thirysxth street ana Alex
The sixth Election District bounded by and within
nue. east one Hundred and Thrty-nfh and Alex
The seventh Election District bounded by and within
East One Hundred and Thrty-eighth street Brook
The Eighth Election District is bounded by and within
East One EI1ndreq and ThiEty-niIth street Brook ave
Willis
The Ninth Election District is bounded by and within
East one Hundred and Thirninth street and Alexander
TIE & Tenth Election nd Pts5st - is bounded By within
East Hundred Fortieh Wills avenue
The Eeyenth Election Rstri5 is bounded by and within
East one Hundred and Forty-hrst street and Willis
The twelfth Election District bounded by within
Tsst one Hundred and Forty-third street ana Wills
Tsss5a a. sS89 Hs5dss a5s is & By
avenue East one Hundred and Forty-hfth street
ana Wills avenue mt. 7,t.s.. - ...,
avenue East one Hundred Fory-second street and
Third
@ asaG and Bs Is R3Snie street by pa 6
avenue East one Hundred and Forty-slxh street ana
Willis
The Sixteenth Election District is bounded by and
AIMS East one Hundred and Fortysix'h street
and
ssI.g Flss5.S PF Bs s2aPd:a ses s{ aR 81
AIMS East one Hundred and Forty-hrst street
an Brook
The Eighteenth Election District bounded by and
within East one and Forty-hTst street. ST
AIMS avenue. one Hundred and Thirty-seventh
stre and Brook
The Nineteenth Election District bounded by and
within iarys Cypress avenue. East one
hundred and Forty-f1rst ST. AIMS avenue
The twentieth Election District IS bounded by and
within Eas, one Hundred Fortyrst street Cypress
avenue East Hundred and ThEty-ninth street and
The TWenty-hrst Election District is bounded by and
within East Hundred and Thrty-etghth street Cy-
East one Hundred and IhttSsiAh street
and 81 ,
Ts v'entv-second Election District is bounded by and
r-tthn Eat Hundred and Thirty-nlHh street tY-
sss stenue East Hundred and Forty-hrst street.
ToC,st avenue One Hundred and Fortieth street
t-asf River Hundred and IhrtyslNth street,
tvrrsss One Hundred ana Ihlrty -elshlh
street 81 avenue. ana also North ana south
Brother Islands