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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-10
TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

E .ra R R1s5as h fs 6 s and ~f5a9
Pas Tsis5b Avenue { East Tenth street and
NJ -lirs Election District s bounded nv and within
BIS. Twelfth street Avenue 2, East Fourteenth street
last River East Eighth street Avenue d. East Tenth
Re Fourth Election District is bounded by and within
EssE Forteea'h street Avenue D. East Twelfth street
r. Fst EIecr,ou Disr.7t is bounded by and within
rs T1resnth street. Avenue Is East Twelfth street
So Ese T7 Dissrot is 9og hour; by and within
A. tc East Fifteenth street diagonal line
IRE .-rr Ess flfteeI'6 street and avenue A 10 the
Tie seventh Election District Is bounded by within
ue u t5e e6rnI % Eas st FIttsePf street street
Sc Avenue a, Avenue A. ESast Fourteenth street
- EEsta Election Dstriet Is bounded BY and within
F-st avenue East Fourteenth sSreet and second
Ise Hh Election t District t Is bounded by and within
sEFer lining Elace. East Fifteenth street and Third
H. -sush Election District is bounded by and within
s5est kingston place, East Seventeenth and
TIE eerth Election District is bounded by and within
Es-eeud street Avenue A. East Sixteenth street
ne -ef,h Election District is bounded by and within
Is Egateeath street Avenue b East sixteenth street
TIE = -teeuth Election District IS bounded by and
".fl ast 5NeeI-L street avenue q last seventeenth
ssft Esst River Esst Fourteenth street and Avenue b
Ne ---te@1th Election District is bounded b. and
tH- street avenue c East Sixteenth street and Ave
TIE Fifteenth Election District is bounded BY and
F East Twentieth street, East River. East Eighteenth
s-- FIST
IT, szss2ts ., ecsioa District . is bounded BY and
es--- street and Third avenue.
-e ssventeeHrh Election District bounded by and
vl- East IweIty-rrst street. Second avenue, East
Ntret-er-h street and Third avenue
TIE Eighteenth Election District bounded b. and
N'-- East Twenty River. East TWen-
tie-L East Nineteenth and
TIE T5s t Esso9 District is Roua9sd By r and
-vryhird street East River. East Twentynrst street
E-- second
r. Twentie.f Election District is bounded by and
T'yTeury--t1ird East
Twenty first street and Third avenue
7. TveEry-firsr Election District is bounded by and
r--- THerty-tErd street, First avenue. Ia 81
e street ard Second avenue
TWentyseco1d Election District is bounded By and
-r- East TWeuty-fourth street. First avenue East
p enry-thrd street and Second avenue
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-EIRTEE,;TH AssEdBI.Y DISTRICT

ne First Election District bounded BY and within
street and Eleventh avenue.
IVES. IftythiT5 street Teath avenue West Fift-second
vss' FyhiTd street Ninth avenue. West Fif'y-second
he T5eru Eec1ioa District IS bounded By ard wihin
sr-5 s.-ses nd Ninth avenue
IRE F.rta lection District bounded by within
West Itt--- street, Eighth avenue West EItty-thlFd
r6e skin section District is bounded 10y and within
West Fttourth street Ninth avenue. West Fifty-taiFd
ne seventh Election District is bounded BY and wih.a
se~t Ee.eH1h avenue. West Flf'y-seoond street and
ne Eghta Election District bounded by and within
est FifIyth street Ninth avenue, Vest Ficytourth
Tenth
The Ninth Election District Is bounded by and within
Est EiftysEth street Ninth avenue. West FifisAtth
N-sr Pity seventh street Eighth avenue. West Fifty
The Eleventh Election Dlstret by within
"e- Fifty seventh street Ninth avenue West Fifty
Nelfth Election District is bounded by and wirain
ne E5-rree9th Election District IS bounded by and
MeL F-Is5'4 1-,I ->s-'- A's-s' es'
~ Esl7teeas6 zieet9n Dstrie5 Is bounded hy and
=, ~, 49, - e-r-er e-.g F11ssor Fjver
seis-- i-ss-s.-t. -,lslii-L = Ig ~. g.
sz..z.z st-5et ana Hudson River.
-zte=nth Election District IS bounded by an. sIl
a-t s.--e- arf sr-srer5anl avenue
-s.-at=enta Election District ig bounded by ana
SZ-5-EeCCnd street 70 West End avenue
- -4eoa-- me 'arolsn t =s q me NE l 9,SA
Amsterdam avenue Eixty-hrst street
-H--.-- avenue
-ae E.-.-ez--h Election District Is bounded b. and
Sixry-seCo-1 street. Amsterdam avenue 70
Hzs- --. thence diagonal line through
t-- O. block from Amsterdam avenue and
l.az- ---r-lrsr West E-Ec avenue ana West
k-2--
Ire E.r=-eeuth Election District is bounded by and
itue West sixty second street and
Amsterdam through the centre II the block 10
Nss- -Er-tll-a Columbus avenue. Columbus
aer- street and Amsterdam avenue
TIE Election District Is bounded py aE.a
fourth street, COLUMBUS avenue 70
He street. diagonal line from "est sixty
Columbus through NE centre Of
t-e block 6i1ty-seclnd street and Amsterdam
se--s Amsterdam avenue.
Election l1lsfrict - polfle1 bs ai-o
within Sxry-tfirc street. AMSTERDAM avenue " est
ana River
Election District - polaaea 10y ana
p'r SiEry-fifth street Amsterdam avenue " est
hE's--l.r. street aIl Hudson River
-u=--.--hrre Election District Is bounded by and
v.a-- E.yrv-Severfh street Amsterdam avenue
N-sr 90 street and Hudson River
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TWENTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

rGa l-ifst Election District bounded uy within
tst fourth street second avenue. i-s seventy
tliII street and Third avenue
me second Election District bounded by within
5.a street Second avenue, East
f.urrn street aul Lexington avenue
mo ThirI Election District b. bounded Pos and within
East SEVENTY street East RIVER. Last
fuird street and First avenue
me Fourth Election District is bounded hy and within
Bssf leventy-sixth street River. East Seventy
fourth street a East SeventyAf street and
First
The Ffh Election District is bounded hv and within
East Srvcutv-rftl street Avenue A. East seventy fourth
street Second avenue
The SiNh Election District is bounded ~ and within
East street avenue, East seventy
nun street and Third avenue
Election pistrc, rs bounded hy and within
Second avenue East sew
rr,-sxth street Third East Seventy nfth street
ana Lexington avenue. 49,.
l'e r.rhth Election District bounded hN and Rithia
st seventy First avenue. East seventy
sixth street and Second avenue 49,.
FAST seventy-eighth street River East seventy
sixth street and First avenue
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---R-rE,,-E ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

@ FIRST Election District Is 6o dundee By sne with wh5a
tlio lexington avenue last Iwenty-iolrtA street
T1e I'd Lection District is bounced by and within
Eaa -asaty-1 ira street. FIRST avenue East -"enty-
Es -.rtt e-ree+ F,sst RiyeT Esst rveIty -third
STREE EasJ IWenty-fth street and SECOND
~ -s-ra Election District bounded b AND within
las. -7suty-eigara street EAST River Eas1 Twenty
F Eeala .sta5 i f9ga5ea y "a sH4 . @i;h,n
Jas -a--ty seseath street Third aFeale f4st ISeAg
=. avenue. E4st Twenty fourth street and Lexington
@ eon 'Tc. s Is 5og 9s5e 6 . sh5 rr Si5htn
TIE seventh .ee6n Distr.c- is bounded by and within
4ssr second avenue East twenty
tf s.le. Tara avenue. East Twenty seventh street
sa E.eeon District is BOUNDED y am within nm
s5s. se-4 East twenty ninth street and Lex
q. Nz.a Election District bounded b. ana EitHnn
Ias. -a.rlea street River. East Twenty -eiaath
- reaa E.ralaH district Is bounded BY end within
e Eea,a Election District Is bounded b ana within
1900 Tatra avenue East Thirty-trst street and Lex
as Election Dls'rtc, Is bounded By saa - Eitfn
SIRE. Second avenue. East Thirty second street
Trs - -4eafa election District f. bounded IT, and
s.tn fssr r5rrg-5aa street Fest Rive East Thirty
Lfs, s-rs-r and Second avenue
- fs-rtee4sa Election Dsfrct s oaunsel by and
-l-.5 r. street ana seoone asen1s ,-, 49, .-.
49, f'-eth le.t-9n IllsiLei y holnd-e D. an.
-il-'a.rl-rs street anI Third avenue
~ sixteenth Election District bounded by and
e-iLn LaSt Ilry seventh street. Second avenue Last
.fftH street and Third avenue
Election District bounded hV and
Fl-.- diagonal Tine the % East Thirty
J.
.ifrg seventh and FIRST East Thirty
.e1h River EasL Thirtytolrth street and
fe,orc
~ -tesHfL Election District Is bounded ~ and
rag. tss TART. rlfb street. East Ife East Thirty
-.'l street FIRST avenue diagonal iine from the
.it ~ and East inirt1 street 70
corner Thirty si1tE street and second aseaus
Second
- aiaetsenth F-lection District bounded ~ NJ
lia faFt Forf.eth street. East River East Thirty
~ street ana second avenue.
~ lDNrfiefH Election UFtricf fE bounded ~ and
~ East Flrtietf Sec1u- avenue. East TIL ~
,.Ali street Third avenue
$50 7epV Election District . bounded b. and
So Lssl Forty first street. East River East Torteth
snd Lexington avenue.
80 asenlysecond Elseton DlEEict Ia BOUNDED b. and
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rwENTr-s1xTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

T' Ss 6an . Ps fasa '9 s2 y E s Na
first street and Iexlngton avenue.
The Second Election Dstrict BY withia
fourth street ana Lexington avenue.
seventh st-eel. Lexington avenue East Ninsty-sixis
ne Fog-i5 Esstloa Dlt-tet Is bounded By ana visa.s
Ninetynnt5 street Third avenue East Ninsty-saEsntH
ne Fin Eee'toa District IS bounded BY ard s..sl5
seventh street and Madison avenue
FaSt ore Hn5-ef sr{ F~~- S--eer Pax aesnus Fsss
The seventh Election District is bounded by and within
Hundred ana second street and Fifrf avsnus.
The Eighth Election District bounded BY and Ultll
Eas- One Hundred ana FIN stree. PARK avenue Ees.
one Hundred and Th.rt street and Fitla avenue
East One Hundred and sixth street Madison avenue. st
One EIgH5red and F'ifta street au5 E'if5h avenue ~
one f5--4r4 an an = ,Ss $3.50 49,, Srits- aTeTrs
East One Hundred and Seventh street Park avenue East
The Tveitth Election Disrct IS bounded vs-sta
Eas- One Hundred and Elgsh street, PARK Eass
Tha TTirtsaStI TTs~,, Me- i5 SouSdsd u and
within East one Hundred and Tenth street Park see
East one Hunare and Ninth street and t1sJh eye9ss
within East one Hundred and Twefth street Maaiaot
syenue. East One Hundred and Tenth street ana siih
TIE Fifteenth Election District Is bounded - sns
sy lsn E IS I E1-r s l1 r+ ' s--sst
aven-e, East Hundred ana Twelfth street ana Elrh
zee Sixteenth -Iaeet.oa pszsis, is bounded By ara
nue. Eas, one Hundred and Thirteenth street and NAas
rhe seveuteen'h Eleet9n Dis-E.t & bounded - ana
avenue, Esr one Hundred and thirteenth ztreer and
THe Essteents Election. District is bounded ~ ara
ayesrs EAST one Hundred and Fifteenth stEsst AMI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-10
rwExrT-sEcoND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The First Election District IS bounded BY within
East EIghty-thrd street, First avenue. East Eighty
The second Election District Is bounded by and within
EiEhty-thrd street Avenue A. last Eightysecond
The Third Election District is bounded by and within
Eghtythrd street East River. East Eightysecond
The Fourth Election District Is by and within
East Eighty River, East Eighty-thrd
street \ East Eishty-fouTth street and East
The Fifh Election District bounded by and within
East Eightyfourh street. Avenue A. East Eightythrd
her ~ second avenue ana EAST Eighty-thrd street TO the
corner Eighty fourth street and First
East Fiehtyafth street First avenue 10 East Eighty
fourth street diagonal Line from the corner o. Eas,
Eghtythird street and Second avenue and Second
The seventh Election District bounded by within
East Eighty-hfth street Second avenue. East Eighty
The Es6th Election District is bounded By and within
Third avenue. East Egayfolrth street and
Ea-c Elshty-sztH street, Avenue A. East Eight-Gst
stree rs5. tia District lie bounded bv and within
l.-5- [ o. Avenue a and EasJ Eighty dfi street
avenue East Eignts f7ulth street and First avenue.
in East FIghty-sxrh street. East End avenue East
Eighty fourth street dasonal line from the corner OF
corner Of Avenue and Last Eighty fifth street and
me twelfth Election bounded by
East Eignt -seyeatn street r 5S fe, Eat
s',T me thirteenth Election bounded by and
street. First avenue. East
t,ikbtv-sixtn street ana Second avenue.
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded BY and
it6n East Figbtyseveuth street Second avenue. East
iciEhJy sixth street and Third avenue -. 49,, -.
A s-f T,fehtv-elghth street second avenue East EEnty
seventh street Third avenue, East Eighty-s1h street
an Tt sixsenih election bounded by and with
In East ais9u an, ,sis ssnond avenue 1' "
The seventeenth Election District Is bounded BIZ and
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TWENTY FOURTH ASSEMBLY DisIItICI
sixth street East River. East Ninsty-foaFta s-iee' -
Third
Eighth Election District = bounded oy 80
East Ninety seventh street second avenue Eia- -'+
fifth street and Thrd avenue -t.rf-
Ths Ninth election District is bounded 6y and N--.l
Sinecy-ninta street River, East [Iirl5a-s
street Second avenue. East seventh ss1es- -
Thiri --r.-s..
Ths Tenth Election District bounded ~ am VIII
East One Hundred and Fi-st street last RIVER A---
Niaety-giEth street and Third avenue -.
The Eleventh Election District Is bounded oy -
within Hundred AMI First street Third as1t-a
East NINETY ninth street and Lexington aeiils ,.,p
The Twelfth Election District s bounded oF ara "--
East TfIutred anG Second street. Second avenue -
One Hundred and Flrst street and Lexington a.-i-s
The Thirteenth Election District Isl bounded ~ -
within East one Hundred and Fourth street. L&ii.'4
avenue East Hlnirelth street and PARK a.etl+r
Fourteenth Election District ia bounded ur ara
within East Hundred and sixth street Third aFe4l
East one Hundred Fourth Park Avenue h-fr
one Hundred and Fiftl street and lexington avenIe
The Fifteenth Election District iS bounded oy ani
within East Hundred and Fourth street. Lnil4
avenue East One Hundred and second street and Lex
lngt1n
The Sixteenth Election District bounded ~ ana
within East One Hundred Fifth street. Second 1se
nue. East One Hundred ana Seconl street and 1nts-
The SeVeuteenth Election District bounded By anf
within East street. East Rieer.
East one Hundred and First street and second ay,ns
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rwENrY-voURrH ASSEMBLY, DIsTRIcr.

The FIRST Election District bounded and within.
t,ssf Fetty-uiutu street. IhIrd Elgnl,-
-i.s[-h street ana Lexington
second Election District ls bounded within
Fast Eigrtv-ultb second
riehfn street and rhlr1 avenue
The Third Election Dstrict Is bounded by and w.thin
t,asr Nureth street Second avenue East Eizaty-uIn+b
street lexington from
East Etghry-nluth Lexington aya4..
- ne corner Of Nineteta
m. FOURTH Election bv and vishf,
ia Ntuetv-thlrd Ntu.rv-
second street. avenue East NineJy-nrsJ street
S+.ond avenue East Nluetieth Third avenue
diagonal line from Niuetieth street
ana Third Syenue the East Etghty-ninth
street and Lexington avenue. Lexington avenue Easr
Ssinetv-nrst Third
Fifth Election District Is bounded BY WITHIN
East Nnety-Ihlrd street First avenue. Ninety
fourth street East River East Ninety and
Second
The sixth Election District bounded bv ana within,
East Ninety-f0urth street avenue East Nn.rv-
third street and Third
The Seventh Election District nv vrhtr
East Nlnstyhfth sIEeet. second Avenue last Nnety-
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TWENTY SECOND ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT-CONTD %.
within East Eightysighth East End East
Eighty-seventh street and Avenue A.
The Eighteenth Election District bounded and
within East Ninety-second street. East River East
Ninety-second street River. East EiEhy-eizhth
street and A.
The Nineteenth Election District f. bounded BY and
within East Ninety second street Avenue Eighty
eighth First
The Twentieth Election District Is BOUNDED by and
within EiEhty-ninth street. First avenue East
Eighty-eghth street and Second
The Twentv-drst Election District Is bounded by and
within Nlnetieth avenue, East Eighty
ninth street Second
The TWeuty-secOnd Election District BY
within Nuety-irst street avenue. East Nine
tieth street and Second avenue
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Election Notices.

SEVENTEENTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT-CONT'D
sterdam ~ N nm
The Twenty seventh Election is bounded nv
saud within West one Hundred and Fifth street Man
llsaItah avenue West One Hundred and Fourth street
eI'ral Park West West One Hundred Third street
and Columbus avenue. ~'
me IWeuty-etghth Election is bounded ny and
Wltah West Hundred an sixth street Manhattsn
sterdam - -A'-
me Lweny-ninth Election District is bounded by and
WITHIN West One Hundred and Seventh street Central
fhrk West West one Hundred Fourth street Man
Columbus ~ @
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Election Notices.

FOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT-CONTD
iast Fortysecond street. Prospect place Fast
rf1g a street East River. East Forty-rst street and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-20
CAPT. A. BUTT, u. S. A,
KEEPER OF THE BOVINE
Presidents Manly Aid Godfather to White House
Bossy, and Sees That H. R. II. Gets Safely to
Summer Pastures

To Capt Archibald de Graffenreid
SUIT, u. S. a, military aid to the
President of the United States, reputed
to be one Of the lest men ever in the
quartermaster' department of the
aTTny.s former neWspaperman with an in
ternlinable string OF Southern papers,
have many tasks hcfallen. These from
transporting a million tons of bareback
through the rain o. Mindanao TO con-
Quoting a hundred pounds of excited
female persons Through the mazes of a
White House reception, but never in all
his years of life has he had anything
to equal this.
By the sacred COW of India, mother
in-law of all the bovines in the world,
Capt. Archibald De Graffenreid Butt, u.
S. A, has been made godfather to a
COW, and steward of her household,
which is not in the line of military-aid-
ing, and not as yet included in news
paper work.
Now this IS the way it happened.
Re Will Return.
President Taft, believing that Congress
intends tc debate long and with loving
care upon the duty of the duties, has
decided soon to remove his family to
the Stetscn Cottage, Burgess Point. Bev-
erly, Mass. which is to be the Presi-
Dental summer home. He himself viii
go, but viii return to the Capital until
the tariff tinkers finish work. One mem
Der of the Presidential family which es-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-20
WASHINGTON AND WRIGHT
BROTHERS.

The Wright brothers. who few
years ago were rather interesting, but
also rather pitiable cranks, will be in
Washington this week to show the Ma
tional Capital once more the. feats
which have earned the admiration of
the world They viii be accorded a
splendid reception and the tribute of
an admiration which is none the less
genuine, because it proves anew how
much Americans are given to adopting
their fashions from Paris.
II is a great triumph which these
two persistent, earnest young men have
achieved. They have been as sane and
as seif-contained in their success as they
were in their experiments. There is
nothing TO indicate that they are likely
to be spoiled by the honors and dis
tinctions which have been showered
upon them. They recognize that the
new science which they have made
practical is yet in its infancy and that
they have a great work before them,
But they have settled for all time the
proposition that mechanical fight in a
heavier-t han-air machine is possible.
practical, and reasonably safe
Americans pride themselves on their
inventive skill, and rightly. But not
50 much can always be said of their
community appreciation for this same
EkiB. The United States had the first
chance at the Wright invention, and
allowed 1t to go to France to find a
market; to the country which de
veloped the horseless carriage, and
which by reason of an accurate per
ceptlon of the value OF that invention
developed national industry of ire
mendous proportions. It has been said
that Frances prosperity was saved to
her, in a critical time, by the develop
ment of the automobile and the ex-
pansion of French industry which lead
ership in this new manufacture made
possible. France was wise enough to
see a good thing in the horseless car
rage. and it has been clever enough
to recognize the possibilities Of the fly
ing machine. Because the Wrights have
won honors elsewhere, they return, the
prophets who may be bonored even at
home.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-20
Even Telephone Girls Will
Join in Boosting the
Game Tomorrow.
PRICE OF BUTTONS.

There may be one or two people ia
Washington today who have never
heard of Button Day, but the play
grounds committee intends that by to-
morrow AFTERNOON, when it viii all have
happened. there VIII not be a single
individual within the sixty-nine odd
square miles included in the boundaries
of the District of Columbia, who will
not only be fully informed as TO the
meaning of Button Day, but who T1ll
be securely, mayhap repeatedly. but
toned.
Button Day, 1909, is to be a date of
history in Washington. There will not
be a nook or Granny Of the city that
will not be covered by boys, handsome
and properly chaperOned young ladies,
or selats business men. All of the de-
partment stores viii have Playground
Button departments opened for tomor-
row only and every drug store in the
city will have a stock on sale. The
young ladies who operate the telephone
switchbOards will not have buttons on
sale, but they will sweetly remind sub
scribers that tomorrow is Button Day
ard the investment of a few cents in
button will help some.
In addition % the statesmen and sales
ladies there viii be the official remind
ers. Persons who are without buttons
win bs reminded that Button Day has
come and ii is not permitted that a
man, woman. or child should appear
on the streets without button. The
committee has already distributed 100
900 buttons TO the various stores, where
the buttons will be disposed OF and to
the offices and organizations that have
promised to dispose of them This is
in addition to the buttons that viii be
given to the salesladies and statesmen
who will appear on the streets in the
morning with full lines of wares of all
prices. Two hundred boys with bicycles
are to be USED in distributing the but
tons that will De purchased.
Special arrangements for The sale Of
the buttons have been made with the
following firms: VIM. Hahn & Co,
Lansburgh e Bro, s. Kann, Sons & Co.
Woodward q LothrOp. Palais Royal. w.
B. Moses & Sons, NJ PhilipsbOrn &
Sons. Barber & Ross. and julius Car
finkle.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-20
MISTAKEN ORDERS
BLAMED FOR WRECK

CHICAGO, H., June 2e-Twelve per
sons were killed outright, nineteen were
severely injured. and a score slightly
hurt, In a head-on collision between two
cars on the Chicago. Lake Shore and
South Bend Interurban railroad near
Chesterton, Ind, early today. Many of
the intured cannot recover.
The victims were returning from the
Crown Point auto races and several pas
sengers had just started a song when
the crash came. The cars met on a
curve at the top of A grade five miles
west of Chesterton and one mile east
OF Dune Park. One of the cars was
travelling at a speed estimated at sixty
five miles an hour. The other was going
at a much lower rate.
The wreck was due to mistaken or
ders. The eastbound car had been or
dered to stop at a siding near Dune
Park and wait for the westbound car
to pass The road uses a single track.
The motorman of the eastbound car.
George Reed, misread his instructions
and failed TO make the switch. Instead,
he sent his car ahead at top speed,
which is something like sixty-hve miles
an hour on this line, and tore up the
grade at the Shady Lane curve.