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Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-03-26

outbreak of the Franco German war
| in 1870 he went to the front as cor
| RESPONDENT for the New York Herald,
to whose columns he had contributed
unsolicited matter. This was the be-
ginning of his career as "a war corre-
spoudent Three years later he ask
ed permission to accompany Russian
expedition sent ont to smash the MO-
hammedan brigands of khiva, vassal
state of Russia traversed by the Ok
us and skirting the Sea of Aral and
inhabited by Talks. Uzbeks. Kara
kalpaks. Turcomans. The object of
the car was to Impress an outlaw
! Khan. with the majesty of Russia.
Forbidden to accompany the cXpedi-
| ton. Mactiahan organized one Of his
own account. crossed the waste places
of Central Asia, arrived in advance of
| the Russians. after enduring incredi-
Bile hardshipS. and was on the ground
! to report the faiI of khiva for his pa
per. His report WAS regarded by Off
GERS as 4 masterpiece Of military
journalism.
In Cuba Mactidhan reported the
| NirginiuS affair the same year when
war was almost caused between Spain
and the United States because the
Spanish man-of- war Tornado cap
! tured the American vessel. and Skip
per Joseph Fry and 36 men Were shot
as tilbusters on their way to aid cuba
! i'll her 10 years war with Spain
| When he was reporting the Carlist
uprising in Spain, clad in q Cdrlist
uniform MacGahan was captured and
sentenced to be shot, but was saved
BY the Intervention Of tue United
! states Minister In 1875. still in search
of adventure, MacGahan went with
| the Pandora Arctic expedition. The
following year i" ioined the Turkish
/ army as representative of the London
| News. and his description of the Bul-
| garlan atrocities which stood the test
| ul hostile investigation and remain to-
| day chapter in European history
attracted the attention of the World.
/ IN behalf OF Bulgaria he appealed to
! Russia. and in the Russo Turkish War
! that followed he WAS at the front
! Hailed as deiiverer by the Bulgari-
ans, whose independence resulted
largely from his journalistic muck
raklng of Turkey, the intrepid Young
man from Ohio became a hero i'm that
| country. While nursing a friend ar
flIctcd with fever he contracted a fatal
illness and died in the Turkish capi-
tai. Under the Northern Lights"
Turkish Atrocities in Bulgaria" and
/ Campaigning on the Oxus and the
Fall of khiva" survive him, and the
OHIO Legislature made an appropria-
tlon some 25 years ago to bring his
body from Turkey and have it inferred
at Lexington.
| Januarius Aloysus MacGahan was
d good deal OF soldier and very much
man, in addition to being an tadven-
tufous journalist Ohio might go fur
ther and do worse than to bestow m
on nm greater honors than mere de-
cent burial in the soil from which he
sprung.-Louisville Courier journal
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-03-26
The Markets.
poston Produce Market.

Boston March y.
BEEt-Frcsh steady, whole cattle II
Nl-2.
BRAN Steady 2eGt2G.ao
BUTTER Steady; northern a4l-2,
west arn 80 I2G,34
CHEESE steady; New York Is l2Gtl9.
CORN-&5teady; No. :; yellow 20 -.
EGGS-Lower; choice 26@27; western Il
as
FLOUR-Steady: spring patent 5Soa625.
HAY-Steady; No. 2l.50425.
LAMBS-Steady, 17MlS.
LARD-Stcady; pure Is "a.
MIXED FEED-Steady, 27M29.50.
OATS-Steady; No. clipped white j2 IL
@53
PORK-steady; medium backs 29.75a
$50.
POTATOES Steady; white 9o@1Oo.
SUGAR-Steady; granulated $40.
VEALS-Steady, 12d16.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-03-26
Sporting Notes

tn the second leg of their 1900 point
iSo balk line championship billiard
match at san Francisco Thursday
njrnt Willie Hoppe again defeated Oro
Morningstar 500 t" 4'4.
Paul Aroosc the S;IliteuN lndiah'
ANA Tom Longb"at viii nee' III -
mile race az Tnront" 1onlG"i' ne
race Is. for the Irdian championship
and the medal given ~ tl" chief of
TIE SIX Nations.
Hiaimar Lundu. the big swedish
wrestler. is matched 70 meet George
Rurghardt the bis Australian grar-
nlel. al Hartford. Conn. March -,
B,rghardt weighs 10 pounds and
claims Victories over scvrral we'll
known foreigners.
The Amateur Automobile" Contest AS
yocjatjor of New York was inCorporat-
cd Thursday to promote a1lateur auto
mobile driving in road racing reliability
contests. hill climbing and other tests
The directors include J. Gilbert Wilson
II Greenwich, conn.
Statistics gathered At the Yale Uni
verSity gymnasium ut the comparative
strength of the four Cla as%cS now III
college at the beginning of their Fresh
man years show that the class of 1915
is III the lead with 10t0.% roirt~. 'Fh"
class of 1872 ia second with 1851, 1911
third ond 1910 Last
The u,deteated RuchlauG Y. NJ. 6, \.
team known rs tlr" inNlcih'r&. won
an easy victory over Dexter High
school 1T ttoclllaui Thursday night by
n St'urp of i6 to 81. easily cNCclling i'll
goal throwing and all around team
work Marshall and Philbricl< wcrs tied
for first honorS. each throwing 1b goals
Dickey Pierce. tlc Oldest tiGu :" in
professional roller polo i'll this cnun-
try Tuesday said farewell to the game
in which he haS been conSnic>toui for
g consecutive seasons here last
night Pierce declares that his fare
well is genuine and that never again
Will he don shin guards and the roll
crS.
A postponement was announced of
the final bouts for the tional three
| weapon championship until April 10,
V. P Curti. of the New York Athletic
Club, with eight points; A. Strauss,
New York Turn Nerein, seven points:
George w. Postgatc, New York Turn
Ncrein seven points, and p. Meylan,
New York Fencers' Club, six points.
| qualified last week
Walter Christie, widely known as a
driver of racing cars. following his
failure Thursday to lower Barney Old
fields record OF 27.3' one mile, an
nounced he had driven his last race.
He says he will go into business. Old
field, who broke five worlds records
during the Daytona. meet, left Friday
for Los Angeles. Cal. where he will
participate in the races that begin
there early next month.
PENNSYLVANIA soccer players are de
CidedtY dubious over the outcome of
| toGaN's games with Columbia for the
reason 'nat four Of her forwards are
all laid up from injuries received
against Yale last week, and probably
none of them will get into the fray.
The Pennsylvania players complain
| bitterly over YaIe's rough playing and
declare that the referee permitted a lot
of unfair work, instead of promptly
penalizing the offenders
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-03-26

The Pittsburg A. c. Thursday can
celed the date which Stanley k1tchei
had been given with Ralph Galloway
at the clubs carnival next Tuesday
night and announced that two other
boxers would be substituted. The
poor showing which Ketchel made
against Klaus is responsible for
Ketchcl claims he hurt his hand and
couldn't fight.
Ad Wolgast, the lightweight cham l.
pion, says the only challenges he VIII
consider are those from owen Moran
and Battling Nelson. He may take
Moran on for June ut Vernon Cal, ana
be ready for Nelson next September
the ring to be pitched in or near fris-
co. Nelson has decided to spend SeV-
eral months on his ranch before CIV
ing any more attention TO pugilSih'
It's lust Il chance that he'll retire per-
rnanentIv rather than take another
such thrashing as Wolgast handed To
him on Washington's Birthday.
The London jury which inquired into
the death of Curtey Watson, following
a ring engagement with FRANK ii@liS
at Wonderland, has returned Neralct
OF accidental ueatn. itt jury ~
cidel 1t was a legitimate sparrng con-
test, was fairly conducted ana mat
death ensued from either IAN or
blow-the jury was not in d position
to state which. Tie jury aded a rider
10 the effect that in future contests
men who were boxing eight or l"
rounds should be examined beforehand
bv doctor who should be present
during the contest.
Johnny Glover of South Boston threw
away his chance to win over Ralph
Tickle of Providence at the American
A. c. Thursday night by delivering
punch that was plainly low. The end
of the bout came in the fifth round.
Up to the time that Referee jerome
Moore awarded the bout to Tickle
Glover had all the better Of the milling,
and his own carelessness lost him the
award. The other bouts were well
contested. Barney Riley of South Bos-
ton beat Kid Lee of Chelseaby de-
cision in eight rounds. Steve Kennedy
of Lawrence stopped Eddie Golden OF
the South End in the second round,
Golden being knocked through the
ropes and twisting his ankle. Pat
Rocco of Lawrence won the decision
over Jimmy Hanlon of Boston in eight
rounds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-03-26

props and the champion could propel
them to a large number of revolutions
per minute. We took UP boxing to
gether and framed up fights together-
that is fights that were merely of th"
exhibition order
Down in Dallas We appeared in the
variety shows" continued Dudley. I'VE
did u boxing turn. AS they did not al
low the theatres to keep open on sun
day We held smokers instead, at which
boxing bouts and battles royal Wer,
held. Johnson would always win in
the battle royal, as every man he init
could not come back. He always put
a man out when he landed sQuarely.
zone night in one of our SiX-r0und
exhibitions that we had been putting
on regularly. Jack cut loose and hit
me blow alongside the head that put
me in Sunderland. He hit me SO hard
that it was two days before / could
see. the blow having blinded rue tenn
porarily / was dead sore and Won
dered what reason Jack had for Wad-
ing into me when we were only giving
an exhibition. 1t was several DAYS be
fore | could find out the exact reason
for that punch. when | learned that
Jack had been forced into q wager that
day that he could not put me out.
Well, he won his wager. but I got an
awful headache.
THAT made me sorcr than thc punch.
and ! made up my mind to get even
with Johnson. ] waited for him one
night, and as soon Us ] saw him com
ing down 4 street / hid around Il cor
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-03-26
Baseball Notes

Catcher Murray of last seasons Ford
ham College. New York, baseball team
mas been ai&ncd by the Baltimore
E2strrn Lcague club.
Billy sullivan has been pronounced
out Of danger. and the whole baseball
world rejoiCcs in consequence. The
White SoN" catcher is one grand fell
low
Catcher SchWenck Kroh and Stack
Of Chicago Nationals went out" the
other night and We're late in coming
in." SO SchWencll lost his Job and
Kroh and Stack were each fined $50.
Most of the northern college baseball
teams are in the South or are on their
way there This early spring work
will be watched with much interest,
especially as many of the colleges Will
hook up with major league teams be
fore their real college games begin.
The biggest game on the Middes'
baseball schedule this season is, as in
former years, the contest with West
Point, which VIII be played at An
napoliS, May ~. Previous to this
game Annapolis will meet such strong
opponents Hs Cornell, Amherst, Penn
sylVania, 8uckucll, West Virginia,
Dickinson and Pennsylvania state.
The faculty of Andover Academy
have disqualified Gene Brown. the
academE's star tWirler and captain of
the team, from further connection
with AnGoVer athletics Tho reason
assigned is that the popular captain
ul4Ved with = TrptppeiDnaI haeehaII
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-03-26
Comedian Gave
johnson Bad Scar.

The only battle scar of any conse-
Quence worn by Jack johnson. the
champion fighter is the one adminis-
tered by S H. Dudley. a gineer;y COM
edian of the Smart Set Co. Johnson
and Dudley were boys together down
In dear old Texas While Jack WAS
born In Galveston and Dudley in Dali
las. they were thrown together very
early in life and ever since have been
the chummiest kind of friends. In
TACT, they We're in the saloon business
together in Chicago for some time.
/ johnson was also strong fellow
and was noted for his sprinting ability
when quite young" says Dudley. "His
long, spindley legs were strong as iron
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-03-26
Jsffries on Another Hunting Trip.

Los Angeles. March 25,--Highly
pleased with the weight reducing re
suits of his recent 10 days outing in
the Techachapi mountains, Jim JEFF
fries left today for another hunt. going
this time to- Mt. Whitney, where hr will
seek to rid himself of more surplus
flesh during the next few days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-03-26

Leonard Thompson. a Tufts Junior.
residing at Maiden, Mass, was badly
injured in basketball game between
the Trfts second team and tho Law
renee Light Guards, played in the
Medtord armory Thursday night. In
the first half Thompsons ankle was
broken in a scrimage and he was 9TH
erwise injured. The game was won by
Tufts by the score of 80 to Is.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-03-26

Vienna's newest project in the he,a
of municipal ownership is decideuiy
picturesque and interesting one
cemetery in the forest. Every ef1ofs
will. be made to preserve the ssi.@''
character of the spot. The CITY 'cou,'
Gil will insist that all the gravestones
and monuments shall be of artistic
.sia1 Z
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-03-26

Baseball has officially been added to
the list of approved sports at colleges
for women by Athletic Instructor Ed
gar Fauyer of Barnard, the womens
department of Columbia Jniversity
With the approval of the faculty. class
teams have been organized and pre-
liminary spring practice is already un-
der way \ series of tuterclass games
tor the college championship and 4
trophy promises to be the great event
Of the term. The Barnard girls wilt
play on a diamond of regulation size
with bags. mitts, bats and other ac-
couterments from regulation sport .
ing goods house. They will play
genuine baseball with all its complica-
tons and regulations. There will be
two changes in the game, however. q
heavier ball will be used, necessitatine
underhand pitching, and there will be
no stealing OF bases
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-03-26
WORLD OF SPORTS
Boxing Gossip
BOUTS THIS WEEK.

saturday--Willie Fitzgerald VS..
Young Erne, Philadelphia; Eddie
Donohue VS.. Jerry Meskill. Portland;
Matty Baldwin vs. Leonard Lauder,
New Orleans.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-03-26

poo they viii also lose their hair The
only safe way is to reduce the mum
Der of auto trips ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-03-26
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There is now being advertised aud Of
fered some FL FAVOR stock which was
obtained by fraud and without coilsidera-
ton. Transfer of this stock has been
stopped and we warn our clients not to
pay any money to anyone for FL Favor
until the same has been duly transferred
to your name on the books of the Com
pany. This is advisable even though you
have heretofore thought the parties Offer
ing it were reliable.
BY taking the above precauton you win
save trouble and loss. No one Is author
lied to offer any Ell FAVOR stock for
our firm.
Make,ewer Brothers, Journal Build
ing, Boston, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-03-26
e. FAVOR

For sale, any part of 10000 shares OF
this well known mine at 25c per share
A snap at the price.
7. o. Box 2452. Boston. Mass.
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New-York tribune., 1910-11-07
-.---r-r ASSEMBLY prsrsLCT.

The t-trst Election District is bounded b. ana
E-F'r.r -aer-v 81. ~1aEluei 81, Nai-t sLs JACK
-cu Sc, East River and clinton s.
ne Second Election District is p0lndeC %
and within Monroe ST.. Jackson 81, wafer sI-E
-,arnrlCI ST.. Ch-rry 80. ana Montgomery st,
The hirs Election District IS bounded bj anG
within Madison ST. Jackson st. Monroe St ana
The Fourth Election Disrricr is bounded by
and within Grand ST. jackson st.s AacisoN 81
ana Gour e--eur 81
7vILnsu DeiaLc-y srs Wilietr ST. ffrooIlS 81:
Sheriff ST.. Grand sg., Ridge So broone 81 @A0
Tn. sixth Election District is bounded 0y and
within RlrIugt0u st. Ridge ST. IFanu ST. CIln-
ron 5y.- Dalauce% -. and AttornuE ST.
The seventh Election District is bounced py
ana u-:rrir Stanton ST.. Pitt St., Rivington St.
Attorney ST., Delaney ST. and clinton s;
and within Stanton 81. WilleUt ST. DeiaHcey ST.
pt-- z,.- Bro1D- s.. Ridge ST. f'-FlhgtoH 81
-Tfa N-fu-9 Election District Is bounced ny and
within Rivington sr.. cannon sl-. bf''EHe q. anu
Tre tenth EIecrior Distric, Is bounded BY ano
within stanton So. Cannon ST. hiN-hEion 81 ano
~ ne Eleventh Election District - bounded by
and vif7tr stanton st.. Goerck ST. RivtngJou St.
wis ST. reliance -. and cannon St
-be Twelfth Election District IS bounded by
ana gvir~I1 Stanton ST. Last R'EeT I'elances
- TeyUie e Riviugron ST and GoercE 81
r7. thirteenth Election District IS bounded ~
ana within pelau0ev st. ToupEins S. I5rooTns
2. gIaugIr ST.. Grand st. Goerck ST. BrooTne
ST. % l' fourteenth Election District Is bounded BY
so6 within Delaney ST., Lewis st. t5roo7ne St
C.oercK ST. Grand ST., Sherlt 81, bTooUe 81.
an - r-teertH Election District is bounded by
a-e WITHIN I'eau-ev St, Fast River. Jackson ST.,
r-~-d St HIan-!n ST.. Broome II and Tomp-
Nfrs 81
New-York tribune., 1910-11-07
.-rNrr AssrNrRIv DISTRICT

The F-frst Election District is bounded bv
ana within v Seth ST, loth ave, " dOth 81.
Tn, second Election District Is bounced by and
within " 34th 81, tth ave. Y. jist ST., 9th
ave " G2i It and 10Th ave.
The Third Election District Is bounded by and
within ". G5th st.. 7th ave. Y. 31st St, ST. ave.
The Fourth Election District IS bounded by and
within " Sbth St. 9th ave. " 54th ST. and
The Flfth Election District IS bounded by and
within " 36th St TO sth ave, a diagonal line
from corner OF Sth ave and " 38th st. to cor
ner of ". 25tE ST. and 9Th ave, ". Both 81. and
I'll The Sixth Election District IS bounded by and
within ". 37tn ST. 9Th ave, ". Seth 81 and
Hudson River.
The seventh Election District iaa bounded by
and within " 3Tth St. sth ave, Y. Both st and
9t1 ave.
ave 2 diagonal line from the corner OF " 35th
81 and 9th ave. U the corner OF ". 3dth s. and
T-hs Ninth Eiection District is bounded by and
within Y. 3sth ST., 7th ave. y. 37th 81. and 3th
The Tenth Election District IS bounded by and
within W 59th ST.. lljh ave. W. 18th St 9th
The Eleventh Election District is bounded by
snd within " :qth 81, tIis,. th ave. 18th st.
The twelfth Election District is bounded nv
and within ". 18Th ST. 9th ave, ". 3sth st. and
The Tb~tsenth Election District IS bounded 1v
ruu within . diagonal line lTufu the corner 1f
". 39th 81 and 2th ave 10 The corner - W f0th
ST and sth ave. Sth ave. " 3Sth ST.. and :rn
ave.
rud within ". 41st ST., -rh ". 40th ST q
. diagonal line from the corner or ". 4'tn st. and
sth ave. 20 the corner OF ". S@fE e. and 3tt ave.
7r+ qtr ~vt
the Fifteenth Election DsJrtC, is bounded by
,ud within a diagonal line from the corner ~
" sIst 81 and iHth ave. to w 4otl 81. ana grE
ave 9th ave. " 2y.H I'll. and 10th ave
The Sixteenth Election District is bounded bv
and within ". so ST. StH ave. DIAGONAL lin.
fr0n1 ne corner # ". 10Th IS and ath ave 70
the corner q W. 4lsr At and loth ave. and lotn
ave.
The Seventeenth Election Distric; is bounded ny
and within " 42d 81, iJsh ave, ". 4oth q. and
Hudson River.
Tre Eighteenth Election District Is boun1ei by
and within ". 44th Ey IItn ave Y. All e.
+ 10th ave. ". 42d g. and Hudson Rive
The Nineteenth Election District is bounded bv
and within ". 43d st sth ave. ". 42d ST. arl
IOth ave.
The twentieth Election District is bounded by
ana within y. 43l st.. 8th ave. " 4lst ST. and
. nTFs
New-York tribune., 1910-11-07
-r,rnr ssENfBry DISTRICT.

The First Election District is hounded by ano
WITHIN canal s.. Mort ST ts4yaro 4yIaa St
r4le second Election District ls bounced 1 %
and within Baysrd 81. 3io, ST. Pei s.. sowsTs 5o,,srs
yy1,--1 s,--i- e- PAN It and Mulberry ST
The Third Election District Is oounaeo oy an; az
e-1 ~ -2-7e- q Bsyard 81. and Bowery 20 the
corner OF Canal ard Cnrystte sts ChrEsli1 81
T1g,i-for st Bowsry. Peli 81 and Mort 81
rs r-a-5rtn Election District IS bounded ~ ano
v-t-l7l~ F4sstz~ ST. Chrystie st. E diagonal me
from tho corner of Chrystle 9no g t3o--0
rhs corner o. Bayaro 81. ana So"1-S 3'-@
The fifth Election District IS bounded 5y ,55g3 sne
within Hester 81. Bowery. Bayarc 81 anu 1O'
TIE sixth Election District IS bounded oy ,d45 ae
within spring 81. Marion ST. SrOoL--- '
81 Canal 81 and Broadway 1z ~
The Seventh Election District Is 22enoeo 2 %
Marion St spring ST. and Mulberry s.
The Eighth Election District IS bouhoeu y ~ 80
within BrCome 81. Eo"ery. hester 81 A---
The Ninth Election District IS bounded ny 6 ens
within Grand ST. ChTystls 81 H-7s'-- D.
The Tenth Election District is bounded hy and
within RvinEron 81. Ctryslie s., Sc.,;,e1 - and
-bs eleventh Election District IS bounded by
and within = Houston 81. ChryStAs ST.. E-lVlhs-
T-Iz Tr-el+tr Election District is bounded BY
and within E Houston ST 8overy. spring ST.
s -Tirrssrfh Election District IS bounded by
s-5 within E Houston 81. El-zaoeJh 81. FiIAoe
- Mulberry 81. Spring 81. and broadway,
Tho Fourteenth Election Dist-tcC IS Tounoeo DS
and within 2 4th 81. BCv'erv, = Hous'"A ST.
F3-oa 5vzav Great Jones 81. anc Lafayerte 81
-he rf~-esnth Election District Is pounded Ds
and v-ithin So St - ave. E Houston 81 ana
7-l7e sixteenth Election 7'-~trtct IS bounded by
and within 18th 81. p ave. sc 7L'' 5oHSis s
Cooper Square East , =, .s7
ty and within 6th ST. "a ave 9lh s. @ho ~oOPS-
sCu0re East ,. l.. ,.s.s L--
and within =. Marks place, q ave- OH ST dIo
---l Nf5eIeentn Election District is bounded by
and within E. IO.h St. g ave -. Marks place
Tho T7ren-ieth Election District Is bounded by
and within +. f2th ST. ID ave. L lUth 81 ano
30 -,,.-- 4, .,.,-,,,zo.s
nv and within Z. 18th ST, q ave. L l2th ST
and 80 ave -,.-.. e. ,.s.z
t- ana within E 14tl ST. 2c ave, T.. 18Th ST
me -Srzeury--hird Election District is bounded
hv aud ritniC = 14tn St "a ave. C'upeI f2tu@
EAST Cc5uer Square Vest anC 4Jh ave.
Tho Tventv-f0urth Election District Is pouLdeo
bv and within AsJor place. Cooper square West.
Z 4tb 81. aE5 lafayette IS.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-07
ELECTION NOTICE.
l0TH Agsr,TpIv DTeTpTcT-


- = ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT-CONTD -
,-ttt, p, IN Escuon District is bounced og I'm
M. cr-ne 81 70 Avenue A. d diagonal llna ,-,er
of Ist 49, u "a st and Avenue 20 fht U
-rba -. -. ana "a St % ST. and - ave nd
,,-itbt 9el1 90 Election District Is bounded y a."
m. Su 81. lst ave. 3d 81. and I'd ave Al ~
ana 49, silth Election District Is D"uili1
nue. a 80 ''l st. avenue o. - "
,.t. ne Eishth Election District is bounded b. aIl
--,,e 81 81 Avenue A. Sd at and iet asI nd
v.ttti Ninth Election District is bounded oy oya,, In
- diagonal line from the corner oi = ee. .,.C
y ~ .stth ST 20 Gth 81. and Avenue 3. aFel
-r-, ~ ~ - and Avenue 4. I'D
v-ffI,fv Election District IE D"uh1s s---~
e+h =. - St Haveu2s p, &c diagonal me - -
t+-,T, a. ana Avenue r 20 the corner Of 9th 81 0
" - - a. and Avenue A. - -.
ne Eleventh Election District IS bounded ny
,. I'M btn Ct. Avenue A. 18Th ST. ana - -.
"a NE - = Welfth Election District is Doundeo ~
-, ~ I'm 9Th ST., 1st ave. 9th St anG %
49,. ne ihrteeath Election District Is hounoeq %
az st't within 7th ST.. Avenue 4. 9th ST. ana -
The Fourteenth Election District IS bounded by
@ a.lu within St Marks place. or T. sth St 70 IS
Ete-' a elasonal line from the corner OF Isl bNe-
- a.1o - Marks place. or z. sth ST. TO the corner
eTI and 1th ST.. 9Th St ara % 49, -
ne = lltetnth Election District Is b0unoen ~
alq within z. 9Th ST. 1st ave. ST Marks place
Tbe Ssh si, 81, ana q ave. .-,-. g.. so,,-4od ~
ne Sixteenth Election District Is nornaesu -
dltd within z. 9th St, Avenue A. Z lutn -,
S.leHue j. Ith 81. 10 Avenue a a diagonal III ~
rom tns corner Of Avenue 4 and 1th 81 70 - -
ave. and 1st ave
The Seventeenth Election District Is bounded
| ny aho within Z. 11th 81. Avenue z l. SIh 81
The Eighteenth Election District is bounded b.
and within z lin ST. 1st ave. z 9th 81 ahN
The Nineteenth Election District is bounded by
ana within z. 18th St. ist ave, + lzth 81
Avenue a. E nth s.. and % ave =
The Twentieth Election District Is boundeo y uy
and within z. 14th St. Avenue 4. z 18th sS-- tsl
ave- T. 18th 81 and p ave