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THE SUN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1918. 11 4f LIVE TOPICS OF CONVERTERS FIGHT MILL SALE CLAUSE Kew Yorkers Kef use to Buy Fiuo Cotton Goods on ' Terms Asked. Under new cUuse recently adopted Vr the cotton mill of New Bedford, Mu.. and put Into their dales notes, It would b poeslble for them. If anything Intirfered with the delivery of goods they had on order, to continue shipments at my future time when the difficulty was removed. According to various converters In New York, under this type of sales note a contract means nothing, for a concern could not guarantee Its customers spe cific shipments, having no real agree ment with the mill that It would do so. Strong protest has been voiced by many New York converters wno already have refused to huy gray goods from the tine cotton mills under these terms. It Is known that aa a result of these protests several New Bedford mills have offered concessions to the extent that they were vllllng to assume responsibility by nam ing a date on which the last shipment of the contract shall be made. In the cases reported the mills agreed to complete deliveries within three months after the date of the contract If all the mills agree to this It Is be lieved the converters may be satisfied with the compromise. Y. sr. C. A. Orders) Held Up. Immediate equipping of 3,000 secre taries and letting of contracts for nearly 1,500 uniforms Is being held up by re ports that the United States Govern ment is about to change the specifica tions for uniforms of Y. M . O. A. workers in France. It is said the Government objects to the color of the Y, M. C. A. uniform used In France. The secretaries on duty in American camps and cantonments wear uniforms of "winter green," made of the same material as that used by the I'nited States Marine Corps. The Gov ernment demand for this material li far ahead of the supply, It la said. When the secretaries reach foreign soil they adopt a uniform which approaches In appearance the regulation olive drab of tiie aims". Purchasing agent r. F, Jerome of the Y M. I'. A. estimates that to equip the 1,000 secretaries more than 20,000 yards of cloth Is necessary. A miniature quartermaster's depart ment hsa been established at the Na t'onal War Work Council of the Y. M. C A. at 124 East Twenty-eighth street Derby Hat la Hard Lack. The "hard boiled" hat, because of .Its peculiar and fragile construction. Is go Iijc to have considerable difficulty in retting to the Southern markets in time to he seasonable, according to advices received by New York dealers yesterday, Because of the great amount of spar taken up by crates of derbies as com pared with their weight and value the express companies in the manufacturing ventres in New Ungland are refusing to accept them for transportation while there is so much congestion on the rail roads. Soft hats, which are "nested," aie coming through slowly, but hardly any New England made derbies have been received. A Washington dealer reports that the only derbies he has to offer the spring trade were really bought for winter business and have been In hi stock since early last fall. An order of prirliw; derbies due six weeks ago, lie line been Informed, has been crat.d and awaiting shipment at the Danbury (Conn.) nuui tfji turing plant for two month Will Popularise Larea. "Corner the market on Chantllly" is the advice handed out yesterday by a dress manufacturer to a few intimates in the lace business. There Is a movement on foot to popularise laces, and It seems that Chantllly Is regarded as the best trospect but ,the predicted demand has been Jong In coming, the dealers say. Another manufacturer tells of a grow ing demand In the costume trade for Ijoltit d'esprlt. and declared lie believes this boom only in its Infancy. Potted swiffl is another favorite of an earlier day tth.ch Is being revived by soma of the better class houses. Wrplane lilt Corset Market. lust how an Increased output of air planes for the Government could affect the corset market might not be seen at nrst glance, but the connection exists. Xew York dealers learned yesterday that lojtil and Sea Island yarn, two neces aary corset materials, are being used by the Government for airplane wings and that there will be a shortage for other purposes as the result. The entire crop cf .i;t Island yarn Is said to have been requisitioned by the Government for this Tu-pose nother situation that Is bound to f ak Itself felt in the corset market Is 'hat pertaining to rubber. This ncces ft has rteen more than 200 per cent., M as a result corset manufacturers are "nously considering the elimination of 'locking supporters from corsets. Al ready many manufacturers arc putting U' corsets equipped with one pair of spporters less than in 1101 mal times. Knit With Kllibona Now. v e yarn ; knit sweaters of silk ribbon " This ih tho latest development in the ool conservation movement. Knitting l'h rlhhon is said to be as easy and "i remit as satisfactory as knitting !th varr The same needles are used n both 1:1 Those iviio hae tried the new Idea produced with baby ribbon ter. caps, slippers, lamp mats, 'a-1'1 covers and, in short, every. ,1 e ,hat fan b mad with wool varn. -n 600 to ?00 yards of iwby ribbon 'H "mired In the xneaters, depending i the ,tyi,. if rbbon knitting- can be .oaular zed it is pointed out that the J.bbon industry will be boomed, while -u.ng on wool yarn for Oovrrn roer.t purposes will be enormous, oldlers Welcome High Colors. Omcers and enlisted men In the army jn onments are more than pleased with "ie fashion hints whtch Indicate the cnifn .eo for hfU coIori "mmer " 0 Sprin and DlairTi l!Srnf on furlouh "ave com 1 r,ed that they are "almighty" tired mi. f husre num ot Individ- V, of,.color "hinted by the ""nen in the home towns. Mlllloer. geek License Chance. n. 'T';r.t' cure a modification of the 75... " fWitl'rlng a license ter titer th, . 1 . ,,nlD0nd merchandise maY. I "JTV1 ln thl untry Is being bV , Millinery Chamber of Con? WatTon American Importer. A- tkiY . v nf"rcJ. " ruling requires tL? fP'rat application must b mL Vt? War Tr,(,e Boar,l Wart. . P'Tton with ..... , , . i .,. .1 : " invoice, mm ...... u,hi ,ns tooa, wl De, heid: In the Custom Houaa at the nnrt nt ntrv until the license ha been Issued, which may iane aei long aa a week. In the meantime such goods Ion much pf their value rlnce the millinery trade is a seasonal one In which It haa be- come customary to have formal open ings oi certain varieties of mercnanoiaa at fixed times and If the arooita are not available when wanted they depreciate. Jrovlde for 7,000,000 Soldiers. Special DetpatcA to Tss Sex. Washington, Feb. 22. Clothing sun piles sufficient to cart for an army of 7,000,000 men have been purchased by the Government, although the War De partment haa figured on only 6,395,000 men. According to official figures, the pur chase to date of thirty ounce melton overcoatings Amounts to 22,936,000 yards, which. It Is officially estimated, will make 5,3(S,C00 overcoats, but, un officially, manufacturers 'say this quan tity or ciotn win maxc 7,000,000 over coats. Purchase of sixteen ounce suit ings are 35,000,000 yards, which, It Is estimated, will make 11,000,000 coats and pants. Shoe purchases to date, it i said, amount to 12,500,000 pairs. American Clothes Wanted. American made clothing I finding a ready market on the west coast of South America In the nitrate districts, according to J. T. Koncke, Importer and exporter of New York and Antofagasta. Chile. "A ready sale will be found In the nitrate district for workmen's rendy made clothes, shirts, khaki trousers and other article of wearing apparel." mid Mr. Koncke yesterday. To-day these workmen are supplied by home factories, but American clothea could compete with the buslnera if properly handled." Protest Label Action, Special Privates to Tn St. iMVts, Feb. 22. The Missouri Re tail Clothiers Association at the closing session of Its annual convention here went on record as protesting against the notion taken by the Associated Boys' Clothing Manufacturers and the Ameri can nothing Manufacturers Association In discontinuing tho furnishing of labels on garments gratis. It also adopted a resolution Indorsing the Commercial Economy Board's con servation recommendations on wool, and on the action taken by the national as sociation In asking Congress to fix prices on wool and cotton. Oil Paint Insrs on Underwear. Hand painted undergarments bearing designs "done In oil" are the latest for the woman who wishes to be above the ordinary in her clothing, according to a New York lingerie dealer. Whatever may be her favorite design. It should be carried ou; on each piece of her under apparel, from negligee to under vest. Serrlee Book for 911k Mea. "The Silk Worm Militant" Is the title of a pamphlet by the Silk Industry Ser vice League of this city, containing a record of men from the Industry who are now doing their bit for the nation or State. The purpose of the publication, according to Alfred Wendt. chairman of the league' executive committee. Is to show those In service that they have not been forgotten by those at home. The pamphlet contains In addition a brief resume of the history of the New York city silk centre, running from the lime when the "base" was at Grand, Broome and Greene streeta to the pres ent, with Its confines at Seventeenth and Thirty-third streets, and laterally from Lexington avenue to Fifth avenue. Opens Klannrla and Thibet. The American Woolen Company. De partment 3, ypjterday opened for the fall season of 191S three lines of flannels at prices ranging from 12.50 to $2.75, also a line of twelve ounce thibets at $2.2 Vi a yard. Sis: More Wool Auctions. Special Drtpatch to Tns Sex. Houton, Feb. 21. Six more auctions of Australian wool are to be held in all. It was announced to-day by Frank B. Wlndeler. Tho dates of theae are March 7, S, 28 nnd 25. and April 17 and 18. About 27.000 bales are to be auctioned at ese sales. l.lcrusc Affect Silk Market. The weekly raw silk report of II. I,. flwalter & Co. says: "The local rnw silk market has been greatlv affected by the Government's de cision to license all import nnd export business, which produced considerable uncertainty In people'a minds and appre hension of a possible curtailment of the Importations of raw silk from Asiatic sources. "Advices from Italy are of au lndeffev ent character to manufacturers here, as shipments to tills country are impossible. Prices of Italian ullkn continue at rec ord figures and the production of the filatures is readily absorbed by tho needs of Lyons and Swiss manufac turers. , "The receipt of the President s procla mation on the Yokohama market pro duced extreme nervousness among Japa nese reelerei and resulted In anxiously pressing their holdings for sale at con cessions. ' "Tho Canton market is reported Arm, with a better demand for coarse sizes, which are scarce. Business for Ameri can account la light. Shanghai remains unchanged, with little Interest on the nart of American or European buyers. Tussah silks are quieter and ready sup plies mi the market aro light. (irny Goods Market. Print cloth prices arc as follows - Squsru. Weight, Cents. US', Ind! 4-4S 7.15 14 .181, Inch t0.4t .'.:. ll'j 5$li Inch 60. hi ,00 JS4 3 'i inch 1-5B i.IO 13!i 3- Inch St. SO- t.55 14 .184 Inch .64 5.1S 1414 .19 Inch 6H-44 (AO 11 it 3.1 inch st-f: 4.;:. tss 31 inch sn-io 4.00 39 inch.: 73-1 4.JJ IT s inch su.m 3.00 j; : Inch S.52 .00 it tncli C4.60 7.60 10i Siw "ting prices Vire ; ( Squares. Weight. Cents. ss incl 40. e.oo 3S Inch 44.40 6.13 11 40 Inch 4440 4,23 UK 3i Inch CS-C0 4 00 17H 31) Inch 41-40 6.10 IS 36 incl 4S.4S 5.00 14 36 inch 4J.44 4.30 UK Buyer in the Cityf" Hosiery and Underwear. I'lllUADELFUIA Strawbrldge & Cloth- lr. Mr. Cumerford (underwear), 210 'iflh avenue, room 404. YORK, PA. C. n. Bear Co. Miss CI. Cbronlstar (muslin underwear and sweaters). 4J East lid street, Room (01. BALTIMORE Danlsl Miller Co. W. V. Starkty (hosiery, gloves, underwear and sweaters). Hotel Imperial. PHILADELPHIA Oppenhtlm. Collins A Co. Mrs. C. Prince (underwear), 44 W, 41th Blreet. PITTSBUKO Pittsburg D, O. Co. C. W. Dlcksraon (hoaierV, underwear and gloves), 41 Leonard atreet, DALTIUORE Cnhn. CoMens A Co. Mlea V. A. Klrehsff (ladles' nnd chlMrnn'a hosiery), Hotel Imperial. CJCMITON Chandler Co. lllia J. Canty (women'a underwear), 130 Fifth avenue. Millinery. ALBANY Mlta A. McCarthy (millinery), Hotel Wentworth. BUFFALO J, Clark (manufacturers' ladles' hats). Park Avanue Hotel. BOSTON J. J. McDonnell (millinery), Broadway Central Hotel. CHICAOO-T. Ascher Co. 11. Atelier (1st. Jored hats), 110 Fifth avenue. THE COMMERCIAL TOLEDO L Chateau Millinery cn. Miss Katheryn Crego (millinery), Hotel Wal dorf. BOHTON Bowdltrh Ctapp Co. A. O, Bowdltch (milliner)'). Hotel Manhattan. PITT8BURO 8. M. Rose Co.! I!. T, Dur- ham (millinery). Hotel Imperial. WOONSOCKHT, II. I. C, and A. 8t. Ongs Miss A. St. Ongfl (millinery), Hotel Gregorian. CLEVELAND B. .Koch (millinery), Hotel Walllck. MILWAUKEE, wig. F. Ileehl (millinery goods), Hotel Breslln. riTTSBURO C. T. Durham (millinery), Hotel Imperial. UTICA, N. v. J. V, Clement (wllllnary, Ac), Hotel Somerset. PHILADELPHIA Rappoport A Friedman, ft. lUppoport (furs), Hotel Broadway Central, MONTREAL, CAN. H. Fisher (furs. c). Hotel Albert. Piece Uoeda.- BALTIMOnU J. K. Hurst A Co. W. B. Burke (domestics) i I. M. Parsons (whit goods), 11 Kaat list St., nrst floor. niltMINQHAM, ALA. lrfiveman, Joseph A ,ofb. K. B. Lee (dress good!, Ac), Hotel YVatllck. BOONE VI LLE, N. T. J. P. Babcock Co. J, P. nabcock (dry goods), Orand Hotel, BOSTON R. H. While Co. C. II. Jen nings (cottons, flannels, linens, white goods, leather goods). Hotel Breslln, 40 Fourth av. BOSTON J. ftalomon Co. L. Salomon (laces, ribbons, drass trimmings and. silks), Broadway Central Hotel. BOSTON A. J. Epstein A Co. A. J. Ep stein (wholesale woollens), Hotel Wal lick. CAMBRIDGE, MD. Cornell, Bowdl A Co. " , I, Bowdlt (dry goods and notions). Hotel Imperial. CARTHAGE. MO R. II. Rt- Mercantile, Co. . R, Ross (dry goods,' Ac.), Hotel York. CHICAGO W. Thompson (dry goods and furnishing goods), Wslllck Hotel, DANVtLI.E, ILL Schmllt A Leacbman. . n. I.eachman (general dry gooda. sllka. drtas goods and notions), 470 Fourth sv. DETROIT Newcomb. Endlcott Co. O. T.. Moody (dress and white goods, prints, silks), 100 Fifth ar. FLINT, MKHI. O. M. flmlth & Co. A. .1. Doyle (piece coods, notions and under- wrl, Hotel Breslln. MBRIDEN, CONN. Ives, Upham A Rand Co. James Martin (linens, domei- keta. wash roods, while goods), care o( Dry Goods Alliance, 401 Fourth a v. PHILADELPHIA (Umbel Bnothera. C. Mulholland (linens), Broadway and 3:d at.. Hotel Orand. ST. I.Ot!IB Elv A Wnlker Dr flooda Co. E. P. Kay (domestics). SIS Broadway. SIOL'X CITY, IOWA Davldaon Bros. Co. It. W. Orcutt (vrlllngs, neckwear, cot- lara, art goods, notions, stationery, drugs. Jewelry), till Broadway. 11th floor. WORCESTER. MASS. Denholm A McKay Co. A. Foah (sllksmWets, dreaa goods), 110 Fifth av.. llth floor. TORK, PA. P. Wlest Sons. H. W. Wle-t (dry -goods), 404 Fousth av., eare of Jay Co. BOSTON Eastern Manufacturing Co. H. Robblna (wholesale dry gooda), Broad way Cantral. H08TON Murphy Bros. Co. M. Conway (domestics, blanketa, comforters). Ho tel Latham. BOSTON A. J. Epstein (woollens). Hotel Walllrk ALLENTOWN. PA. II. Leh & Co. It. M. Kline (woollen dresa gooda. silks). Hotel Imperial. OTTAWA J, M. Garland Son A Co. W. I. Cooprrnall (larea, embroidery, rib bons), Hotel New Strand. PETERSBURG), VA. Ruckar D. O. Co. J. A. (tucker (notions, white goods, rugs, hosiery, knit underwear). Hotel Orand. PHILADELPHIA M. Silverman A Son. S. It. Koffler (lacs, embroidery, handker chiefs, trimmings, notions, fanoy goods), 11 W. ;;th s'. Ho'.ol Brrslln. PITTSBURG J Horn. Cn. sllss A. G. Dcwar (embroidery, laces, trimmings, art needlework), 410 Fourth av., twelfth Ooor. WORCESTER Barnard. Sumner ,V Put nam Co. W. K. Stanley (silks, velvets), 404 Fourth av.. Hotel Ijthm. FAN FRANCISCO Emporium. F, F. tld dleton (art needlework). 4T0 Fourth av . op floor. SALEM W. II. Webber Co. M. Van and II. IXnamore (laces, embroidery, haml-ke-ehlefs, ribbons, fancy goo's, notions, muslin underwear, Jewelry, corsets), 404 Fourth av.. Hotel Gregorian. MACON, OA, J. Areoaon (dry gooda), Broadway Central Hotel, YOCNOSTOWN, OHIO a. M. McKelvey Co. M. Appal (laces, embroideries, rib bons), car Brown A McRae, 1170 Broadway. CORSrCANNA, TEX. M. Marks (dry goods. Ac), Hotel Imperial. DENVER. COL. ft. Rubensteln (dry goods. Ac.). Xeir Strand Hotel SHERMAN. TEX. A. Marks (dry goods, Ac), Hotel Imperial. TROY. N Y. M Gold (dry Eooc!s, c ), Hotel Continental. Men's and Boys' Clothing. CLEVELAND lllgbee Co. J. D. Knight (boys' clothlngi, care of Syndicate Trad ing Co.. 330 Fifth av. MAHANOV CITY, PA. Reforrlch Bros. A. Reforrlch (clothing, urnlshlng goods, tailoring). Hole) Albert. ORBENHBORO. N. C Brown, Belk Co. T. K. Brown (clothing), 116 West J:d it. FALL RIVEJl. MASS. R. A. MeWhlrr Co. W. V. Corcoran (boys' clothing), 404 Fourth av.. Hotel tirand. DVLUTII Three Winners C'othlng Co. T. . Griffith (clothing). Hotel York BALTIMORE Manhattan Pants Co .r. no-nhloom (manufacturers p.ints). Hruatlwuy Central. i CHICAGO People's Shirt Co It. Ellis (men's shirt .ind neckM.ir). limerlsl. CHK'AG(J Sear, Itoebucli K llol- IstuI (men's shoes). 113 Fifth av ' BOSTON Morgan-Clark Co. G. i: Clark (merchant tailors), lintel Hermitage. MIDDLETOW.V. N. V. M. B. Wolf A Bros. M. B. Wolf (clothing, furnishing goods, hats). Hotel Continental. NEW HAVEN R, Tucker (tailors). Park Avenue Hotel. PITTSBURG Kaufman A User Co. F. WHChenhelmer (bos' clothing), 401 Fourth gv room 1303. POTTS VI LLE. PA. Hefowtts Bros. M. P.efonltx (c'othlng, men's . furnishing gooda). Hotel AVbert. ST. LOUIS Ely A Watker D. O. Co. H. Mjers (men' neckwear, suspendrrs), 31'3 llrosdwav. room 130S. WORCESTER Denholm & McICav Cn. Mr. -plllani (bovs' clothing). 530 Fifth av., eighteenth floor. BOSTON J. .1. Burke (men's furnishing snodsi, Hotel Bristol, BUFFAI.O J. Adams (manufacturers pants), Hotel Navarre. CUICAGO Arons & Aron. t. .1. Arfns (tneti fumlihlng goods), Chatham Ho tel. JOHNSTOWN. N. Y. Hejgle A Farrell. Miss J, Farrell (men's furnishing goods, lint, nnd elnthlnBI ll.rul.t Smilr. Iliile 1 11KADING. PA. Wide Anke Chin Co. S. It. Lurlo unantiatturers work shirts),. iteram f-iure noiej, NI'.W HAVEN I' A. rorbli) (merchant tnllnra). Hotel nolllngvcnoii. ST PAUL I. I) Coddam A Co, I. D. Coddani (men's and b t clothing, men's furnishing goods), 301 Broadway. CHICAGO II. Ellis (shlrss and neckwear), Imperial Hotel JOHNSTOWN. N V M. Farrell (furnish- Injrt. Ac), HeiaM -rtuare Hotel. MAHANOV CITY, ,'A llefoH Ich tlro, A. Tlefolch (furnishings, Ac), Hotel Albert. I'OTTSVM.I.E. PA. Ilefowitji Urn.. M Itefnnltz (furnishing", & t. Hotel Al bert. House rttrnUhings. BOSTON Palno Furnltuie Cn, 1. Ilionn (nigs and carpets), Hotel Breslln BOSTON M. Gordon (liltchn furnishing goods), Broadway t'entr! Hotel. BUFFALO M. J. Donoan ('-arpets, rugs. draperies, apeclaUlesi, Gre.it Northern Hotel. CHICAGO Rothschild fc Cn D. A I)ah. grrn (house furnishing goods, hardwire, willow ware, stoves), 470 Fourth av., Hotel Breslln. CLEVELAND The Oils Co. D. C. Moore (Interior decorutlons and draperies), Ho tel Manhattan. DAVENPORT. IOWA J. H. C. Peterson. I. Crampson (houae furnishing goods, stationery and auto supplies), 404 Fourth av., care of Jay Co. NASHVILLE. TENN.Castner. Knott Co. (1. N. Mnrtlmore (pianos and vlctrolnx), care- of William T. Knott, !S East S6th s(. r PHILADELPHIA A. draff A Co. A. r. Llpplncott (carpets). Hotel Imperial. READING, PA. Dives, Pomeroy A Stew, art. R. .1. Culm (house furnlhlng goods). 230 Fifth av. eighteenth floor. ROCHESTER C. E. Strauehen (furniture, Ac). Hotel Continental. ST. LOUI8 Famoua A Harr D. (I. Co. Mrs. M McLaughlin (trunks, gncarts and sawing machines), 3" West .'Cth st eighth floor. WIKESBAHRE Duncan-Homer Co. J. J, Kennedy (carpets, rugs, curtains, draperies, upholstery). Hotel New strand. ST. LOUIS Trorllcht-Duncker Carpet Co, C. II. Duncker (carpets, tugs, tiphol uteryl, 11 East 17th ii. NEW HAVEN Malley Dry Goods Cn. A. T. Hotchklns (furniture), 401 Fourth ar lire Jay Co. BALTIMORE A I.lsenbers: 1. Baer (up holstery, rugs i. I23D Broadway, care Meyer. AMSTERDAM, N, Y, llnlslielmer A Shanl. F. Hraaee (upholstery), 12T0 Broadnay, Hotel Breslln. ALLENTOWN. PA Hess Bros, II W. Benringer innuss rurnnning goous, toys, china, sllvorware), 41 Union Square, Ho. tel Bristol, SYRACUSE II. E. Clam (chlnawsre). Hotel Arlington. WILKE.1BARRE. PA. .t. .t. Kennedy (carpets and rugs), New Strand, Beady Is Wear. ATLANTIC CITY Mrs. N. Raffel (cloaks. suits, millinery), Grand Hotel. BALTIMORE M. Holsman Co. M. Hols- San (manufacturers shirtwaists, Ac), otel Walllck. BALTIMORE Julius Outman A Co. I. J. Uutman (coats, aulta, dresses), Hotel MrAlpln. BOSTON The Gilchrist Co. Miss O'Brien (suits), Miss McClosky (dresses), Miss Hornsteln (coats),car of 100 Fifth av., room BOSTON R. II. White Co. L. P. Hill (girls' coats, dresses and factory mad dresses), 410 Fourth ar. BRIDMEPORT Howland Dry Goods Co. W. E. Tlffney (cloaks and attlta), care of Drr Gooda Alliance. 404 Fifth av. BUFFALO Star Credit Clothing Co.. 1 l.ehrhaupt (clothing and cloaks). Fifth av. CHICAGO Sears, Roebuck A Co, Friedman (suits and skirts). 200 M. lit Firth av. CLEVELAND W. 11. Oulmby Co. B. F. Koch (millinery). Miss M. I-andsdowne (children's and Infants' wear). Hotel Walllck. COLUMBUS V. A tt. Lazarus Co. A. A. Oarey (ladles', misses' and children's ready to wear, knit underwear), Hotel coiiniawood. CONCORD, N. H. -U. E. Oordon (men's, women's and children's clothing and mllllnerv). Hotel Orand. DETROIT Zursback-Hartman Co. n. Kurebaek (lobs and manufacturers cloaks and suits), 61 Broadway, third floor. FREEMAN, 8. D. Kutcher A Kulr.her. L. C. Kutcher (ready to wear), Hotel Albert. HARRISBURO. PA. J. M. Lloyd (cloaks. suits, furs and dresses), 73 Madison av Ifntel Navarre. MEMPHIS Bry-Block Mercantile Co. B. B. Winner (skirts, shirtwaists, for base ment), rare or s. noiomon, sio m av. NEW nrtl.EANfl M. S. Halafleld (worn en'a ready to wear and millinery), Grand Hotel. PHILADELPHIA!,. W. Hlrsch Co. M Hlrsch (Jobs, waists and skirts), 470 Fourth av., room 102. PHILADELPHIA Kohn WaJat Co. S. Cantor (manufacturer waists), 1121 Broadway. PHILADELPHIA V. Snellenbera- A Co. Mrs. C. Arnold (children's and Infanta' wear). 12S1 UrAidwir. TORTLAND. ME. Porteoua. Mitchell A Braun Co. Mrs. G. M. Illdlon resits. suttH. dresses). 432 Fourth av.. 1th floor. RALEIOH, N. C Hudson Belk Co. J, G. Hudson (ready to wear), car ot A. Fantl. Ill Weat 12d at. REIDSVII.LE. N. C Mrs. S. Fells (wom en's ready to wear), Hotel Orand. RICHMOND Kaufman A Co. J. H. Kauf. man (cloaks, suits), 131 Fifth av., room sol. ST. LOUIS Scruggs, Vandervoort, Barney Dry Goods Co. Mtss N. Bslfrey (cloaks. suits), 11 Eaat llth St., room 110. SPRINO FIELD. MASS. Forbes A Wal tare. Mlaa Klllum (children's wear) care of Syndicate Trading Oo.. 310 Fifth UNIONTOWN. PA. Wright Mettler. F. Demlng (ready to wear), 1510 Broad war. room 610. WAT E R II U It Y. CONN. Forrester A Co. R. Forrester (women's and. mens reedy to wean. New Strand Hotel, Tnvk'l'ii-.Mr.lnll vtitihtaon Co. Mr. Monroe (ready to wear). 42 Fourth av.. fifth flraor. MACON, OA. MoCommon Bros. George W McCommon (ladies' ready to wear), 1170 nrniilwsv. room S03. PITTSBURG Frank A Seder. C, L. Maas (silk and serge dresses), car Ocar Abel s4 pirth av. TOLEDO The Hon Store. O. A Baker (ready to wear). William T. Knott, 21 East !6th St., Hotel Walllck. FJUCSXO ("AI- lla.vman A KaniD. T. H Conner (ladles' and children's ready t wear, rloaka and aults), care or Jay Cn Ittl F-mirth av. ABERDEEN. WASH. George .1. Wolff (readv to wear). A Fan:., lit West 3.d BALTIMORE Oriole Dert. Store. M. E. Gundershelmer (women' snd m'sse r..,ir tn wear). Hotel Woodward n.Triv itnimK. I, A. Kahn-Krauss Co S. Krauss (ready to wenr), 43 Leonard BIRMINGHAM. AI-.1. G A. Fuller (ready PHILADELPHIA Blauner's. Miss Schenk i.K. tit nnv.itv riotii and wash akirts) n.t.e fifth, tmenlla wear). MISS Weiss (Jobs silk wwtsts), 13 East 26th REAtilMG Dives. Pomeroy A Stewart. F. Ermlntraut (women's ready to wear, Kna weu). 210 Fifth av ST. IjOUIS Singer Bros. Closk Co. A aimer (manufacturers women's, misses, Thlldren's and Infants' cloaks and utts) ST l-.a, Slth at ST. PAUL. MINN Finch. Van Sljck MrtVinlllle F. W. I'edersnn (ready to T-n nm.iiwiv. Hotel Flanders, i-. ii , i? :t,v 4 k'Aim. Sons A Co. Mrs, t." rreirhtiin (Infants' and children's ...... as- 1.itrth mv e.v t.-il . vT-iut-ri 1 Maneln A Co. Miss a AroVson "(shirt waists), 461 Fourth ... VI.... V-A.tn.nrll,. ivniAVAPOLls W V Hargra.e A Co, (W. V Hararave (.ults, coats. and .lrrsaes), Hntel Bristol. ABERDEEN. WASH. Cneorge J. Wolf. G. J. Wolf (ready to v.ear), care A. rantl. 120 West Mil at. BALTIMORE, MD. I. N Gutmsn (cloaks and suits). Hotel Imperial. PHILADELPHIA 'Mrer Bros. N Myer and F. Myer (wholcsile tlothleg), Ho- PITTMIH'RG. PA. I). Levy (clothing. Ac ). Hotel Alhert. TOLEDO. OHIO Lion Dry Goods Cn. O A Baker ulna!.", suits, furs), Hotel Walllck , . CHICAGO H. Morris (ready if.,. I 1.iirt.rlnl to wear), COLl'Mlirs. OHIO W. Huber weal). Hotel Walllck. mi. t-MBI'S. OHIO A. C.stey (children's (resdy te near). Hotel Colllngwood. COLUMBUS. OHIO A K. Smith (ready to wearl. Hotel . onuia "- DARLINGTON. . (', T. Silsh (clothing), Grand Hotel. .... . ... FREEMAN. H. D L. c, Kutchner (ready to wear). Hotel Albert. INDIANAPOLIS. IND. W. Hargrove (ready to wear). Hotel Bristol. McKEESPORT. PA. W. Cox (ready te wear). Hotel Imperial. TAMPA. FLA. Falk A Bro. O. Jalk (ready to wenr), Hotel Latham. TROY N. Y. J. J- Madden (ready to wear). Hotel Imperial. WASHINGTON. D. C B. Cnhn (women's ready to wean. Hotel Martinique. MIrrllanrous. III.OSSIIt'Rii. PA M A. Gell A Co. S. ',11 (clothlnr and d-y goods), Broad- ioy Central Hotel. BRIDGEPORT Howland Dry Goods in II D Johnson ireprrsntlngi, t . II Clark (repiesetitlng). cure nf Drv Ooods Alliance, 404 Fourth a . Ilt'FI'ALO H. A. .Mtlilrum Co !.. J. Slorln (eireets, muslin undernea-. In fants' ii-sr. b( use dreeses. sweaters. shlrtwclst; pettlcoatsi. 40 4 Fourth av .. CHArRLr?STON. S, C T Hatrls (5 and in lent mri hnmllre). ltroadv.ay Central CHIc'a'io S. Hteln (general department store merchandise), Holland House CLEVELAND Hale Bros Co. S. II lisle (representing i. 220 Fifth at CLHVELAND May Co. E D Slauffer i.iwiriltn aonds and toj), 37 West 2lh st ... COLfMUl'.". MISS I. Rosenel .t Co, I, Hnetizve!g (dly goods and clothing), Hotel Mnrlbnmugh. ,,,', DARLINGTON, S, c 1, E Si gh (dry sonde. rlnthlllK. shoes), Hotel l.rand, DERBY. CONN Derby Corset Co L. Mortimer (corsets). Algonquin Hntel ERIE l'A Trail,. Prescott A lllcbardenn Co ' li 11. D'vlnnell (shoe.), 1:31 Broad. way. Hotel Herald Siuare. FAIP.CIIANCE. PA..". I -lun (dr) Knn,e rlothltlg), Hntel , ,J -Inl. FORT SMITH. ARK. Boston Slote Dry Goods Co, G. E. Heraon (noelty lines), us u-st 32d t . fourteenth floor. YlRKBNVl! I.E. N ' Brmvi IlelU. T. n. Brown (l.-presenunsi. tare oi rt, ruiui, 116 West 32d st GniFFIN. GA. B. S. Halsfleld (dry goods and clothlngi. Grand Hotel. HAMILTON. OHIO Itoblneon, Sthnenn Co. P. Robinson (dry goods, laces, no tions, cloaks, gloves and hosiery), Hotel Navarre, ., . HARTFORD, CONN. O. Fox Jt Co. L. Herzfelrt inotlons), 3j3 I'oiiilh nv HARTFORD, CONN. Sage Allen A Co. I McWeeny (representing), care of Dry Goods Alliance, 4ft Fourth a. LANCASTER. I'Ai linger Bros V. F. Snyder (representing ). isro of Dry Goods Alliance, 404 Fourth a LYNCHBURG, VA. E. I". Ha.ey (whole, sale alines). Hotel Imperial. MoKKKSt'OKT PA W. .t. Fox A fs. W. J, Fox (millinery, cloaks, ribbons, cor sets and ndrreari, Hotel Imperial. MILWAUKEE Hersfeld, Phllllpsnn Co. Mr. llolllday (toa), care of I.. W. Hrt lows. 1133 Broadway MINVFAPOLlf Kltsmna Shoe c. , Kitnnan (shoes). Hold Impirlal MINNEAPOLIS The Dayton Co. T. H Herrlman (tn and trunks), earn of T J S. Morgan. 1110 Ilioadway PHILADELPHIA W. II. Cobb (1 and 10, rent notions I. Hotel Breilln. ' PHILADELPHIA Glmbel Bros. '.. Bohn 1 (trunks and leather goods). Broadwayl and 32d st PITTSBURG Kau fm aim A Baer Co Miss M. Ilalie (milliner) 1. Ml K. Schmidt (millinery). Miss It. Ttnntg (millinery). Miss K. Franx (Infants' wear), S. 31. Kardnn (Jobs underwear nnd vegllgeel, 404 Fourth av.. room 1205. PORTLAND, OHIO Anderson Bros, Co. E. C. Hood (notions, linens, white goods, Iscos, hosiery, undriivear, druggists' sun. WORLD dries), p. V, Davidson (cloaks, suit, fursl, 404 Fourth av.. seventh floor. ROCHESTER Slbly, Llndaay A Curr Ce. a. i. fnaw, 41 rourtn av. RICHMOND Fouraueau. Tempi A Co. n. . Anesrn (eieaa, corseis, women s and Infanta' furnishing gooda. uphol stery, rsrpett. rugs), J. 11. Perrln (no tions, fancy goods, toilet goods, leather goods, men's furnishing good), Hotel Grand. SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Ferbe A Wal lace. Mra. M. C. Wooa (iniants' wear, bovs' waarl. Hi Fifth av.. Hot! Breslln. WASHINGTON Woodward A Lathrop. O. b. whit (shoes), Miss Dell (mnnnsry), ill Fourth av. YORK. PA J. McLsan A Sons. Mr. Alt- land (tors). 412 Fourth av.. fifth floor. CHICAGO ar. Roebuck A Co. Mr. ,Lda (representing). IIS Fifth av. 8PRIN0F1ELD Dlckleaon A Co. A. R. Dlcklsson (dry goods, ready ts wear, notions, hosiery, glove boy' wear), Ho tel Continental. WILKEBBARRE. MoWlllllams, W. Me Williams (representing), ill nun av.. Hotel Ansonls. ALBANY M. p. Freeman (women' and men' clothlna). Hotel Lonsacr. ALLENTOWN 11. Leh A Co. Mis B. Hoover (Infant' waar). Hottl Imperial. ALTOONA Klsln A SchUlanar. O. Klsln (min i and women clothing, rurnisning roods). Hotel Nw Strand. BALTIMORE J. Gutmsn A Co. Mia M. Baa (handkrohlf, embroidery, ladlea' neckwear), Miss F. Stetbel (muslin ua daarnear). 200 Fifth av.. room 1411. BALTIMORE Hutslrr Bro. Co. F. ttrf (hoe). Hotel Breslln. WASHINGTON Woodward A LothroD, miss A. Mats (handkerchief), lit Fourth av. TClSUIVriTnV . T I .... uu. m V.n nedy (art goods), 220 Fifth av.. Hotel Orand. PORTLAND Old, Wormian King. W, h. st. iTiair (giove. noiery, woman knit underwear and umbrellas), 431 Fourth ar.. room 1410. TAMPA O. Falk A Bro. O. Falk (dry gooda and ready to wear), :J0 Fifth av., Hotel lAtnam. TKOY J. VI H. Quackenbush Co. K. Becker (domestics, flann!, blanketa, linens), Hotel Breslln; J. J. Maden (clonka, suits, Jure, ahawls). Hotel Im perlal. TittJY e. Mlttenthal (dry goods, msn's clothing, women ready to war), II Weat lid it.. Hotel Breslln. BOSTON C F. Hover A Co. H. P. Lelghton (wlry, leather goods. ladlcV shoes). 412 llhurrh st. PITTSHURO Boggs A Buhl. R. II. Boggs (representing), 11(0 llroia a) , room 1207. inULADEiLPHIA fllmbel Bros. G. R. Dunn (art needlework, artist supplies). iiroanway ana 3ia st. NORWICH Held A Hughes Co. J. F. Kellsher (ladle neckwear. handRer chiefs), a. R. Griffin (representing), 404 Fourth av., fifth floor. NORTH ADAMS Boston Store. Miss M Doollng (gloves. lares, neckwear, hand kerchlefa). Hotel Bristol. NORFOLK A. L. Hrman (dry xoods. millinery, ready to waar), Broadway Cen tral. NEW HAiVEN E. Malley Co. .1. C. Miser (notions, ribbon, Jewelry, leather rood. drugs), 4 i-ourtn nv., I'aric Avenue no tel. NATVirEJt. MISS. Camberla1n A Tatter son Co. W. C. Price (dry goods, cloaks. notions, notions, jacea. lurnisning goons, carpets, upholstery), Hotel Grand BOSTON It II. Stearns A Co. G. II Wood (china and glassware), 200 Fifth av.. Hotel Anronla. CARIBOU, ME. L. J Sherwood Co. A, B Smith (garments, toya, general mer. rnanaise). Hotel Breslln. CHICAOO N Shure Co. N Rhtir (no tlons. fancy goods, ribbons, handkerchiefs, nosiery. jewelry, silverware, rioaxs, opti cal goods, ststlonery, cutler. lace cur tains, rugs), 114 Broadway. CHICAOO Mis N. Cunningham (mil llnerv). Hotel Nnrmandle. CINCINNATI T. Shlllto Co. Mlas A. F. Gately (rnrs.ts. lingerie, muslin under wear, waists, negligees, aweatera), 41 Fourth a... room 1606. JACKSON. MISS Stuart Dry Gnod Co, F. M. McRate (representing), Ho'el Con tlnental. JOHNSTOWN. PA. M Nathan A Rro. O J, Jacobs representing!, ,2 Madison nv. ninth floor. , JOI'LIN. MO. Newman Merrinttle Cn. O F. Newburtrer (ro.tts). 470 Fourth av. KANSAS C1TV Emerv. Bird. Thsyer Dry i.ooos co. .miss tierrv dressmaking de piirtment). Madison v. LOUISVILLE N. Itoenblum A Son. H Rosenblum (spring costs, suits, skirts wish skirts). D. Rosenblum (Jobs fall roats). UX3 Broadway, room 1126 MILWAUKEE Kroeger Bros. 1 Cohen (summer furs). ?03 rifth av. NEW H . VEX Russian Fur and Closk Co, H. Cnhen (cloaks, furs). Hotel Walllrk NEW HAVEN Goldman (". M. E Gold msn (ready to ear). Hotel Walllck NORWICH. CONN Porteoua A Mitch. I Cn. A. Mitchell 4th Idnmestlee, llnensi 432 Fnurth av. PHILADELPHIA Glmbel Bros c .1 Maxllel.l (furniture), Broadway and 32 et , Hntrl Chatham. PHILADELPHIA N Shellenburx Co. S I. Slllierman (llnlnr.s, notions). 126 Broailwav. Hotel Monterey SAN FRANCISCO H .1. Hlrseh Co. B .1 Hlrsch (nnvelteis. liathrr scotia, Jewolry, na:r ornaments, iinimay gnotis, aons, ci Kle.s) 33 Union Square, room 73. BUFFALO II. Goldstein (shos), Hot Marlboroush. CHARLESTON. S. c L. T. Harris (3 and 10 cent merchandise), Broadway Centra Hotel, CHICAGO Metz Shoe Cn. E. (shoes). Hntel Brostell. COLUMBUS. S C J I.. Tapp Co Tapp (xeneral department store Met J. L mer n.imiisei. Hotel continental , DALLAS, TEX L. A .Shumate (women' clnthlujr and mllitneryi. c.ran'l Hotel. FAf.L RIVER. MASS Nathan Mlllr .1 Sons. Natbnn Miller (stean heating supplies). Hotel Wolllik. GLOVERSVII.LE. N Y Hlgler Glove Co. lt. Hlrler (manufacturers gloves). Hotel Imperial. LEHIGH. OKLA. B Byers (general mer chandise). Hotel Albert WINSTON.t4ALEI, N. C W. P. Wright A Co. W. C. Wright (shoes). Hotel Marlborough. FLINT, MICK. A. J Doyle (no'.lons, Ac 1. Hotel Breslln., FLINT. MICH. The Leltner Co. pi Lellner (Jobs In resdy to wear and mil llnery for basement), care M. Lichten. stein Co.. SS West 33d St. HAMILTON. OHIO It Robinson (laces, hosiery, Ac). Hotel Navarre. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. J Rosenberg (general merchandise), Hotel Marl borough. PHILADELPHIA N Herti! ("neralmer rhandlse), Herald Square Hute! New Incorporations. Chapman Import Company, Inc., ,lrv goods and notions, I10,00n, Rtnr.x, Murray Barnes l-'annb V.arnrs, Alex Marcus. .1 vtltkln, Inc.. trucking, 113,000, M.m. hattan Hector tlartcn, Daniel iletit, EJ. it .trd P Hut i r 'l,otnN shirt t'titr.ranv. Inc. manufactur ing ahlrts, II .00, Manhattan, Max Hlrsch, 11. J. Cohen. E.M J. Neui Motion 1'ltturo ClMlr ' 'uriipm-'. Inc., manufai-tui lug thentre and school furni ture 1.00, oun. Manhattan: William F Voor bees, Arthur D. Fisher, Harry !.lis i httetx Eastern Selling Associates, Inc . commis sion tiierchsnts, S.I.QOO, Manhattan. lau. reiice S, Muller. Douglas Dnilani, Karl It Miner. Yesterday's Fires. 1 A M Loss. 2:15- Southeast i orner Castle Hill av and E. Trentont av. owner unknown .Slight 2.40 ."1(1 E. n.lth rl . Jscoh. son Slight 3 -10 Pelham Parktvs and Rail road Bridge, freight car In Pennsylvania Railroad yards, damage Unknown S'fa) 2.14th st and llruadna), au , lomoMIe owned by Charles .. Ilel .-,:.'in :m i:, ,'iiat si .Slight ownjr tin. know i if.O 223 W. 134th st. Sletvlier : 1.1 340 E. CUtll et. Srblllinaer !l:20 224 K. With el. ilreen'oerg Slight J.10O We la A rrst'tk Slight Minnie ..Slight U;X0 2.12 W. (14tli st automo bile III garaxe. owned by i;. terii.itlnnul Motor io Slight 10 ,riu 133.1 st und l.lncom av. The Bronx, uutnmohtle. ILu . Inn Auto and Trucking 1.0 P M. l :r.o r.'.-rt w. lMih such .1:40011 Vestry st Miller .-:00 52 w, 14th t; . . Unknott n st; M. Trtfling Edward Trilling James A. Trillin Ilnatn & son 5:20101) n. insth st Manuel Elsimin . . .Trlltlnr .1:40 30 K. 1st st, I'inder UllO 478 Tenth Bros 7:nn '47.1 Water O'Brien 7. hi inn w r.Hib Braun , . 7:2.1118 E, 4th at,, berg Wsltr Fried- Trifling av. , Hopple . Trilling st : . lames Trlflli'g a' : Charles Trifling , Louis Rosen- Trilling Cohen Bros. ., Timing T. P. Jones A Trifling st Julia Fit l- 1 T 1 33 Rlilge st S 4073 Front at 9:00 -275 'w,"46t'h gerain 14.000 I" -141 E 23lh st, Wolcutt tiros. Trilling wjiCTioM vtmcm. BOARD or KLBCTIONB OF THE CITY OF NEW TOBK. General OlDre, Monlclpal Building, Borough f Maahatlaa. Notice Is hereby given In pursuance of Chapter 22, Section 101. Laws of 116. con stituting Chapter 17 of the consolidated Law, of tbs boundaries of each of this elo tlon dl.lrlela swliltln Ih. -Hat and 22nd Con- greaalonal District, County of New York, ma in designation of tun niac m -ration, February 22nd and llrd, 1111, and if th polling place for the Special Klec Ion to be held March 3th. 1911, In each of ha ICIantlnn ril.telete rslfhtfl aald Consr- lonat District In aald county, a follow! BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. TWENTY-FTRST COXGRFJISIONAL D15- TB1CT MANHATTAN. Thlrtewith Anomaly IHstrieL E.D. Location. Occupied ai 11. .370 W. 120th at Tailor 12. .M Manhattan Bt Barber la, .Ml W. 120th St Tailor 14.. MAO Broadway Barber IS, .82 Laurence Ht Candy HI. ,X27 Broadway I-aundrr 7, .ni w. lilst st ntationery IS. .41 St. Nicholas Terrace. . ..Tailor Iff.. 2401 Sth Ae Uarher so, .3174 7th Av Undertaker 21, .33.14 7th Ave Tailor 22. .140.1 sth Ave .Roofer 23. . W. ISSrd St.. bet. 71b A Sth Aves, Main entrance P. fl. 1I 24, ,W. 124th St., bet. 7lh A 8th . Are., Main entrance. ,.P. B. 119 2f, . . 2fao u sth Ave Shoes 3(1. . IM., Amaterdam Ave Tailor 17, .Unt Amstorrtam At. . . .Stationery 3S , . 1 4M Amsterdam Ave Shoes . 1 481 Amsterdam Are Barber .1.102 Amsterdam Are Barber .SSftO Broadway Tailor ,2.140 Broadsrar . Tailor .820 W. 127th St. . . Barber Xhuteeath Aemtly DUtrkt. IU. 2C-, w. I2.',th St, Undertaker 17. ,321 Lenox Ave. . . It. .32(1 Lenox Ave 10 .148 Lenox Ave . . uarher . . cigars . Fish . . Laundry . . Barber . .Tailor . .Billiards . , Pictures . .Clears . . Barber . .Undertaker ..Tailor . . ShOtiH . laiundry 20. .11.1 W. lMth St. 21,. 2209 7th Ave 22. ,30 Lenox Ave. .. 24.. 2162 Sth Are. 25. ,4as Lenox Ave 2(1.. 2241 7th Ave 27.. 27 W. ISIrd St IS. .80 W. 1.14th St.. 2ff,.14S W. 129th St... . so .2 W. laeth St. 31 .41 W. la.Mh St. . Twenty -first Assembly District. 1 . .Ois W. 142nd bt .Tailor 2. .144 Hamilton PI laundry 3. .112 Hamilton PI Barber 4 . 1 U.12 Amsterdam Ave . . . Cand y 3..162I Amsterdam Aro Tailor n. .8443 Broadway. . . .Stationery 7..A0I W. laathHt. . ..Tailor a .W)2 W. lS7th st... .Laundry o. iL90 Amsterdam Ave. lavundry 10 Edgecombe Avo..W. 14utb A 141st st . K. Entrance on W. 141st Ht P. S. . It. .Kdgerotnbe Ave.. W. 140th A 141st wis,, h. r.niranc on Edcerombe A ve . l S. ! 12. 2604 Mh Ave 13. .2499 SOl Ave. 14. .3854 th Ave IS.. 1 12 W. 137th St 16.. 3371 7th Ave 17. .1)02 Lenox Are 15. .S2-4V4 W. 1.11th Bt . .Florist . Olarler . .Undertaker . .Laundry .Laundry . .Tailor . Storage Barber , . Barber . .Vacant .Tailor Baknry Barber . llarb-T Tailor Talbjr Barbsr . Hsrber Clirsrs Tailor Till !' 20, Oil Lenox Aie 21.. 2401 7th Ave 22. .2420 7th Ave Z3. .24 ,-,3 7th AVO 24. .240S 7th Ave 2B. .3110 W. 144111 St 2.. 2444 7th Ave . 27. .275 W. Milt St 2t. .301 W. 144th St 29 310 W. 14.'.th St 30. 1047 Amsterdam Ave 31 .748 St. Nicholas Ave 12. .787 St. Nicholas Ave 33 27 St. Nlch'ilss Place Twnty-ecood Assembly District. 1 171)4 Amsterdam Ave Birlw t MS W. 145th St Plumber 3 SC.3 W. 1 4.1th St Kleiirlrtan 4 17.12 Amsterdam Avo. . Barber .-. 17(W Amsterdam Avo. Umbrellas tl 3(W2 Broadway Barber 7 . 3S30 Broadway ..Cigars M 1703 Amaterdam Ave laundry 0. .3044 Broadway lavundry 10 .3(10.1 Broadway laundry 11 :i..M Brnadoa) Hakrrv 12 x7 Amstrrdam Ae Barbr t.l. 171 W lUd St Talbir 14 421 W l.Mlth Kt Hirner 1.1 IV.1J Amsterdam Ate liar!--.-lrt .1 udulioii PI Tail.ir 17 UiS St. Nichols. Am Tailor IH DM Ht. Nicholas A.e Tailor 10 , 2005 Amsterdam Avo llarlier 20 2034 Amalesdatn .e Tailor 21. MJO Rlserslle Driire Office 22 S. S. of W. 101st St. I Oil' Ft. Waahlngtnn Ase 21. SO" X. of W. lOist St. North River 24 . 2040 Amsterdam Ave 1.1. .2843 nth Ate 29. .2789 8th Avo 31 102 Bradhurst Ate... 35 2S2 W 14Mh St. Booth k Bungalow Confectionery Bakery Barber , Barber Confe-tlnnery Twenty-third Aasembly District. 1 (Mil V. 102 J St Launlrv 2 iny.i St Nit-halts At fndert-iUor :; 21)74 Amsterdam Avo lu.-lw 4 207U Aiitsteritam As e Tailor 5 2ina InwtiT.tam Ave Barb.. a 2121 tmsti-rdmi Ase Barber 7 AUilillioii .e.. W. MU A lADtb St.s.. W. enl-snri t'i w loot) et p. s livi S Audubon Ave. W inmh .t; town sts . inun nt ranee on W Iftnth Ht P. t. 10) 2220 Amsterdam Ate . 1242 St Nicholas At e. 1211 Pt. Nicholas Ave. . 2248 Amsterdam Ate 2324 Amsterdam Are 1327 St. Nicholas Ave 217 Audubon Ate. . 23IK) Amsterdam Ate 2fl2 Audubon Ate 137", t. Nicholas Ave 4 IS.'. Ilroadaav no.s W. lsaiih s: 41 Northern Ate 4J27 llpwdway 7.10 W islst ,i' :to. Audubon Vte .-,13 W. Is 1st St H'.Hl Rt Nicholas All' .il W. l4th St f,l St. XV-holaa An 1613 81 Nicholas Ate 1027 St Nicholas At .S7ft W Iftl't ht 150 Naglf Aie 14H Sherman Ate Tailor Cigars Tailor Barber HarlH-r Plauus Tall or Tailor Hat Iter . Harbe- Kho'nial.i'r stfc-.toniT.t Ltundry ('titl(,llo:lt-r Tallir Ilarlier laiundr) Harbor Tailor -.hocninWer Tailor Candy . Restaurant c'oiifcctloncry Tailor .Cnnfpctiol.ery latumiry Wall-paper HarlH-r ni-tuurant 34 .3X00 loth Ave . , .l.t .'.02 W. 207th St 30. 102.1 Hrnadnay 37 r.22:i iiroatiway SS 4IM Broadway TWKNTY-SECOND CONflRF.SnoNAL niSTKICT MANHATTAN. Nineteenth Assembly District. D Location Oicuplej as 21 2062 Mallon Me 1 ntrrttker 32. .2111 .'sill Ate Tall ir Twentletb ssemblj District. :m I'letstnt Ate Bsrtx- 2340 Is! Mi DUer.i 2 tin 2 1 A t U n K.'t akw 1727 I'artt Ate Butcher ia.l Madi.im tv .Tailor 107 Park tie Darin 2021 !tlngt'l Alt . Laundry 208 K. 13'Jd st Barlu-r 23 1 2d Ate . . Itaki-. 2olll 1st Ave Sh'ic 2.1-Ml 2d Ave Ho King K 1..tb st I'.ti'oer . ii) E. 12.th St . . Ilnrber 2141 Ilnittn Ave lla-be ln7 F. I'-'flth si .lltrber Itiin Park Ato llar)--r 4 li 12.Mll St . Tailj- 'iOJH MailtKin Ate Btrlwr 1HU1 Park Ate Dellcale-soil ViiMiMvlUun Ate lliki'ry .1022 l.etlnillnn Ave IHrlier Ttrenty-I1rt Assembly Dlslrlit. S" E t 'nr. Mridl-im tr A F. Itlih St Hi "tturtnt, Tiienty-sei-onil Assembly District. 272 W I 5ttl St l.aillfb 2k 1- SI'.l At llsrlier '.i)4 7tn All' nainc 2."s.4 71 b tve 107 V. 14.1th St J.T W. 1 fitb SI l.nitudry Tallnr Undt-rtal.er ItOROK.H OF MANHATTAN. nOl'NDtKlt.1 TWENTV-IIHsiT CON (iKF.HSlONAL DIsTIIK't. Tlilrteenlli Assembly District. llth E. D Mnrnlngsldi nve. w l.-7th st. St. Nicholas terrair, W ISSlli el, Fl Ntchnlas ut-e. and W. 1 2 I h el 12th II D Amstei dam ate.. W. l.'Sth st., M Su holts terrace, w. l.'Tt'i t , Morntngslde ave., W. 126th st. an, I Man- h"lJth "h. I) Broadway, W. 12Cth st., Manhattan st and W. U'tth st. Hth E D. Is bounded hy and within W. U'Tth st, Broadway, W P.'Sth n n line running through l'alrvlew conn M71 Claremnnt ave.), and between :..' nnd 62S illterdde Urlte Park and lludsnn tti f. Ti - Ilro.inwav. W 130IH .1 . rv.l ' Broadtsay, l.nwrenie st, Amsterdam av. snd W. l.'Sth st Hth F D. -W 1?3d st. Old Broadwiy. W 130tli st, Broadway, W. U7.h st. and Hudson River. 17th 13. D. Old Broadway, W 131st st. Amsterdam at e., W 130th st . "onvent ste, w lllth st. Amsterdam ave. nnd Irfwrenc st. Hth E. D, Convent ave., w. 130th at, St. Nicholas ate., W lllth at llth E. D. St Nichols ave., W. HOth St., sth ate, a diagonal line from the cor nx of Sth ate. nnd W. 1 2'Jt h st. to th corner of 7"i uve, ur.d W 121th st, W. 12Sth si . Sth -xtc nnd W. l.'7lh st. 20th E. U.- west 1 30ii st, ,tn nie a diagonal line from the turner nt 7lh nve, I and W, liilth "t. to the corner of Sth ave. and W. lllth st. and Ith ave. Jlst E. 1. Mb nve. y. W2nd st , 7th I v ami W. 130th st SJpd E D.--st, NU'nnlas ave, W. 132rt at . Ith ave. and W 130th st, 21d E D. Ilh nt".. n dlngnna' Mm from the corner of Ith ate. nnd W. 131st st, to the corner of "th aie, and W. H4th st., 7th ave. ami W. 11. 'nd st. 24th U. D, St. Nlcholss ate., w, 131th at , Sth ave W lllth St., 7lh ate. a dlag. onal line from th corner ot 7th at and wjccnoN x oners. W. inth st. te Ih corner ot Ith av. and W. Hid st and Hid at.. llth E. D. St. Nlchoit ave., W, ltlth St., 7th are., W, 135th at., Ith av and W, 114th st. 16th E. D. Amsterdam av., W. lltth at., St. Nicholas are. and W. lllth at. 17th E. D. Amsterdam ave., W. lllth St., Content ave., W. lltth t., St. .Nlcho. la ave. and W. Iloth at. 11th E. D. Old Broadway, W. 113d St., Amsterdam av, and W. 111st L llth E. D. w. lltth st., Amsterdam are.. W. lltd si. and Hudson River. loth K. D. Broadway. IV. lllth St., Convent av. and W. lllth st. Hat E. D. Broadway, W. lllth at., Amsterdam av. and W. 131th at. llnd K. I). W. lllth St.. Broadway, Ys . lltth st. and Hudson River. Ild B. D. W. 13Uh st Ith av.. W. lllth st. and St. Nicholas ave. i Ntaetasath Assembly Dlstrlet. llth 13. D. Ith av., W, lllth at., Tth ave. and W. 1261b St. . .. lfth E. D. 7th ave., a diagonal line from the corner of Ith ave. and W. lllth t. to the corner of Lenox av. and Vs. 117th at., Inox gv. and W. 123th st. llth E. D. Lenox ave., W, lllth at., ith ave. and W. lltth st. llth n. D A diagonal line from th corner of Lenox av. and W, lllth st., to th corner ot 7th av. and W. lltth it, W. lllth at., Sth ave. and W. lltth St. llth E. D. 7th ave., W. ltlth st.. a dlaaronal Una from tha rorner of Lenox av. and W. 139th at. to th corner of (th as, and W. lllth st and V,'. 121th t 21st E. D, 7th ave, W. 131st St., Lsnox av. and W. lllth at. lid H. D. W. lllth t., Ith av., a diagonal Una from tha corner of Ith av. nd W. lllth st. to th corner of Lenox ave. and W. lllth at. and Lenox ave. llth E. D. Lenox ave., a diagonal line from the corner ol Lenox, ave. una vs. 131st st. tn corner of tth nve. and V.. Hid st.. tth ave. and W. UCth st. 21th E. D. W. Hid St., Gth nvt., a dlaannnl lino from the corner ot Ith ave. and W. lltd at. to corner of Lenox ave. and W. 131t at. and Lenox ave. llth E. D. 7th ave., W. ISSd st., Lenox avo. and W. 131st st. 17th E. D. 1th av.. V. 134th st dlaanr.Al linn from the corner nf lnnx av. and W. lllth st. to the corner of Ith ave. nnd w. Hid st. ana w. mil at. 5 Sth P. r A dlaannal line from th corner of 7th av. end W. lllth at. to th comer t,t Lenox uve. mid W. Iloth St.. 11. lltth st. Ith av.. a Alaronal line from tha corntr of Ith av. and W. Hid st. to tha corner of Lenox av. and W. lltth at. . .a si- niik s&th k n u lsith at.. l.enox ave n illfiffonal Una from tha corner of Lenox its, and W. 116th at. to the corner of 7th at, nnd W. 114th st. and 7th ate, inth E. n. W. 117th at.. Cth ave, diagonal lln from the corner of Ith nve. and W. 1.16th at. to the corner f Lenox ave. and W. lltth st. nnd Lenox v.. 31st ft. D. A diagonal line from the cornsr of Lenox ave. and W. lllth t. to the corner of 6th ave.. and W. lllth St., Sth ave. nnd W. 116th st. Twenty-first Assembly Dlstrlet. 1st E. D. W. 144th St.. Broadway, i diagonal Una from th corner Of Broad way and W. 142d at. to the corner of Riverside dr. and W. 141at St., W. 141st st, and Hudson Blver. 2d E. D. Broadway, W. 144th at.. Ham lltnn nt. and W. 143d at. 3d 12. D. Broadway, W. 143d St., Ham llton nl. and W. II id St. 4th E. D. A diagonal line from the corner of Riverside dr. and W. 141st et to the corner of Broadway and W. I42d st. W. 142d st. Amsterdam ate. and IV, 141st st. 5th 12. D. W. 141st st. Convent ave.. W 140th st , a dlsgonal line from the corner of Hamilton pi, and W. 140th st. to the corner of Broadway and W. lllth et. and Brondituy. 6th K. D. W 14lst St.. Broadwsy, IV 13Dlh st and Hudson River. 7lh E. I) W. 131th st.. llrosdtssy. i dlHgonn! line from the cornsr of Htoad- way and W. 117th st. to corner of River side dr. and W. 131th st, V.'. 131th at and Hudson Rlter. Sth 17 D. W. 138th st. a diagonal line front the corner of Riverside dr. ana v 13ttb st. to the corner of Broad'SSV em W 137tli st, Broadway. W. IJCtn ht. and Hudson Rlter. 9t!i 11. I). Broadway, a dlnxo:ial lln from corner of Broadway and vt . 13sth st to corner of Hamilton di. anil vi liotli st V HO'h 'I. Con'cnt nve. W His! st , SI N'liholas iiw. ..ml V,' 136th 10th E I) St Nicholas a-., v.. Mi st, a diagonal line from the coin 7th ate. and W. Hist ft. to the ci.rnrr of Sth ate. and W. 140th st. ar.J W. KOth t. llth B. D. A diagonal line from the corner of Ith ave. and W. NOth st. to corner of 7th ave. and W 141st st, 7th av. and W. 140th a; 12th E. D. Ilh ate., W. KOth at, 7th ave. and W. lllth st. 13th E. D. St. Nicholas av.. W. 140th et, 8th ate. and W. 131th st 14th E. D. Sth ate...W. Illtll St., 7th ave. and W. 131th st llth l: D 7th live. W 13!th st , Leno ave and W 136th st - Hth E It. 7th ave . W 140th st . 1.O.10I .i.e and ISSth r 17th V. D W 140th t . 3th ava . a llagonal line froi.i th rorner of &'h ave. and W l.-.uth et. to corner of Lenox ate. and W. lJMh st. and Lennt ate, illh E. 1) Lrnut ave., .1 diagonal line from the corner of Lenox ave. and W lslth st. to the rorner of 5th ate nt.i V. I Hth at. Sth ate. and W. lJ7th st tOth E. D W. 1 42,1 St.. Cth ave.. V. KOth st. a diagonal line from coiner of l.enox nve. and W. 140th st to th cornr of Lenox ave nnd W. 141st st nnd LenoA Xist E. D W. 141st rt.. a diagonal lire from th corner of Lenox .ate and W. Hist st. to the corner of 7th ave. ur.d V. . HOth t. anil Tth me 22d E. D- 7th ate. W. 142d st , l.enox LM.I It. lllBt t. ' 23d I! D Ttll a e , W H3d s- , l.enox . ni". and W l(2d f , I ;ith E I Iienox n.o. , liJ.l st. .th ave. W 144th K , Harlun Ulirr. ill: ate I ami W U2.1 st I .'5th E l- -ah ate W Hi'ii -. . . th . ate and W 143d s! j -sth li D tth ute. 143J : "Mi i ste ami W 1 l.'d St. 27th E D A dlagonr.1 line from torr.e. o( E.lgri irnhi ut e and W 141st t to the turner of fth ate und W I42d s: , W J42d st. Tth ute. and W. 141st st. 2ttli E. D. W 146th at. Sth ave.. a diagonal linn from tho corner of Sth ate snd W. 14.M st. to the corner of Edgo tombe ave. and W. 141st St., Edgecombe ave, and Bradhurst ate. 29tll E. D. .1 Nicholas ate, W. 146lh st, Bradhurst ute., Edgecombe at unit W. Hist at 20th E. D. Amsterdam ate, . U2U Content ave.. W. 115th st , St. Nicholas aie. and W. 141st st 31et E D Convent ave, W. 14Cth t , S! Nicholas ate., W. HUth st . Colonial pkwt. and W. 143th st. r,.'d E D. Content ale. W. 131st "t . , Nicholas pi., .S'.. Nicholas ate slid W Itslh et. 33.1 E I) --St. Nicholas pi, l.Ut st . Con, ent ate St Nicholas av . W 10i,tli t. Colonial pkwt. anl W. leOth et Tttenlt -ses-ond .Wemhh Dlstrlit. In E. I -Mlamll'im pi. Aun.'rds in sse., W. I4tth st, Content ate. and W. KM st 2d E U W 1431b si . Amsterdam ute. W 144ih ht and Hudaan Itlter 3d E. D.- W. 147th t , Hroadwai W lllth et . Ayisterdam ate., W. 14f,th st and Hud-oil Itlter (111 V. 1) -Htondwat, W 147th si , Con tent ate und W lltllh et. 5th E. D. W. 141th st . Amsterdam ate., W. 147th st. and lluJsun rlter tth E. I W 149th a' Amsterdam ave,, v 141th st. an I Hudson utter. 7tb E 1 W. 1 .".ot ! t Ameierdam ate. 119th st. nnd Hudson Klter &th II I) Amsterdam ate., w , 151: st , Content ate. und W 147lh si. Mh I" D A diagonal lll.e from 'lie corner of Itltsrelde Drlia and W l0th st to th lor.ier cf BroH.lttu and lilst J' AniHerilam ate. and W. 130th st. 10'h 1". I)- W U.td nt . Htoad a, a diagonal linn fiotn the cyrner of llroxd tvnv and IV. I'.ls' st t thn iorn-r of I'.lt'crsld. Dritt and W. 130th st , W. i;)th st and Hudron Riser. llth E. H --Hruadwaj, W l"-.l ! , AlltPterdam aie. und W. 1 51 si st llth E. D. Amsterdam ate, W li;d st , Broadway, W. 15!d 'X , SI. Nicholas ate.. Convent ate n'd W. 161st 13t)l E D. Rltetelile Drlte, ", K.(th st , u dlasonsl line from the corner of Brcalwat- and W. Itf.lh at. to Ilia corner of Amsterdam are and W 135111 ht . M Nicholas ate., W, 133d a:, and Ilu Hon Hirer. llth E. D. Amiterdam aie, W, 167lh st , Speedway, W. 163th st , it ihagoniil '.Hie fiom tl.o toii.e- of Amsterilo in ate nd W I.Vilh st to tl.n inrt.el nf Hroadwai af.d lseth st anl W 130'h st l.th E. D. nrcaii'tui. v. ,.tn Amitrrdum five and . liliUl e' ICth E. D W USth st Hioifl'tat. V ISSth St.. Riverside Drill'. W 13ith at i.i, .1 Hudson I'.ittr, 171). li D, Broad tva, W 15kt!i st , ,s Nicholas aie., W. HOth st , Bptcdway and V. 157th st Hth E. V. Brnadway. W. 15th St., Bt, Nicholas nve, and W. lltth tl. llth E. D. Ilrnidwat. W. HOth at, St. Nicholas ave, and W. lllth at. 20th E. D. Broadway. W. Hist st , Am sterdam ate. and W liSOth st 21st E IV--W. li'.Oth s; Ft. Washing ton ave. W. Jlpil rt, Droadniij, W 13Hh st, and Hudson Rlter. ::'d E. D'-eJW. Hist st , Ft Washington ate., W HOth st. and Hudson Klter .Td E D. W lil-th at. Rlters'.d Drlte, tV Klst st. and Hudson Itlter 21th E. D Broadway. W. H2d st . Speedway, W! 159th at, St. Nicholas are, W. HOth at, Amsterdam aie. ar.d W Hist rt. CCth E. I). Bradhurst nve., w 133th st. Speedway, W, Hid st , Har'.em Itlter, 1th ate and "A lilst at 21th E D. Hradhurst aie, W. 151st st , th a tn. and W. '.It'll st. 30th E. D Colonial Parkway, W 131th tt,, Hradhurst av, anil jV, Hlth st Kt.KCTION NOTI(.F.4. list K. . Bradhurst ale.. W. lllth st, Ih ave. nnd W. 145th ste 35th K. I) Ilh are.. WT. llilll St, liar- tern River and W. 144th st, Tucnty. third Assembly Dlslrlel. 1st i: D lilverslde Drive. W. lllth t. Ft. Washington ate., w, l4th st. Broad stay, w, l2d st, Ft. Washington ate, and W. lilst st. 2nd E. D. Fnrt Washington ate.. W. lllth it, Ht, Nicholas ave., n diagonal line from tho corner of St. Nicholas ate, and W. 1C41 h st. to the corner or ltroauwsy and W. lltd st, Broadway and W, HUB t. . .. Srd B. D. Broadway, a diagonal un from th corner of Broadstay and W. lllro t. to the rorner of St. Nicholas av. n W, lllth st, St. Nicholas ave.. W. lllrfl at, Amaterdam ave. and W. 142nd at. 4th K. I). Amsterdam ate.. v. lfira at. Harlem P.lver and W. 112nd at. Ith K. D. St. Nicholas nve., x-v, st, Amsterdam eAo., W. lllth at., Harlm Blver and W. 113rd st. Ith K. D. Bt. Nicholas av., w. Jsra St.. Broadway, W, llith st, Amsterdam ave, W. 101th St., Colonial Parkway, w. llith st. Amsterdam ave. and W. issits at. . . 7th E. D. W. 17It t., fit, Nicnoia av W. 170th st, Audubon av., W. win t. Broadway, W. lllth st. and Hudson Hlvr, Ith E. D. Colonial Parkway, w. jn st, Amsterdam ave., W. 14Tth at, Audu bon av., W. lllth st, Amsterdam av.. W. 170th st, Harlem Blver and W. liotnst 1th V. r Auduhnn ave.. W. 170th t. St. Nicholas ave., W. 171st st, Amsterdam ave. and W. lllth at. .... 10th B. D. St. Nichols ave.. w. usa at. Audubon ave., W, 172d St., Amsterdam av. and W. 171st st. llth E. D. W. 174th t., Audubon av.. W. 173rd t. St. Nichols ave.. W. 17It at, Broadway nnd Wa.lsworth av. iztn i;. u. Auaution ate., tv. mis ai Amaterdam av. and W. ITld st. 13th E. D. Amsterdam ave., W, 174tB St., ft. Nicholas ate., W. 173th st. Audu bon ate.. W. 171th at.. Amsterdam av . W. lilst st. (or Washington Bridge) and Harlem River. llth E. D. Wadsworth ate., W. 177th at., Audubon ave., W. 173th St., Bt. Nich ols av. and W. 174th st. llth K. D. Audubon nve., W. lllth at, Amsterdam av. and W. 176th st llth E. D. Audubon av.. W. 110th st. Amsterdam ave. and W. lllth at. 17th E. D St. Nicholas av"- w 1,,,h st. Audubon av. and W. 177th at. llth E. D. Broadway, W. 17tth t, Bt. s Nicholas av. and W. 177th at. llth E. D. Plnehurst ave., W. 17th at., a diagonal lln from the corner of Ft. Washington avo. and W l'lth at. to th corner of Brosdway and W. 171th at, Broadway and W. 177th st. 20th E. D. W. lilst St., Northern av.. W. 171th st. Plnehurst ave., W. 177th t.. Depot line, W. 177th st. and Hudson River. 21st E. D. Northern ave., W. lilst St., Plnehurst xve., W. 110th st. Ft. Washing ton ave., W. 179th st, Plnehurst ave. and W. 1 lath st 22nd E. I). W. HOth St., Wadaworth ave., W. 171th St., Broadway, a diagonal lln from the corner of Broadway and W. 171th at. to the corner of Ft. Washington ave. and W. 171th st. nnd Ft. Washington at. 21rd H. D. Plnehurst ave., W. 181st at, Broadway and W. HOth at. 14th E. D Wadsworth ave., W. HOth at. Broadway, W. lilst st, Amsterdam ave., W. HOth st, Audubon av. and W. 17th at 25th E. D. Brosdway, W. 112nd St.. Wadsworth nve., W. 113d St.. Audubnta aie., w H!nd St., Amsterdam ave. and W. Hist st. a 2'ilh E D. Wadsworth ave., W. ISSth st, Audubon ave., W. 114th at, St. Nich olas lite, and W. IS3rd st. 27th E. D Amsterrtsm av., W. Hid t, Audubnn ate., w. H3rd st, ft. Nicholas ave, W 1 JUIiet. Audubnn ave., W. lllth rt, Harlem River and W. Hist St. or Washington Bridge. 2Sth K. D. Audubnn ate., W. lllth St.. .St. Nicholas are., w. 117th St., Auduban ave., w lllth at, laurel Hill Terrace, W. 117'h at.. Harlem River and W. 115th st 25lh E. D. Laurel Hill Terrace, W. Hlth St. Audubon ave., W. H7th St.. IH "rhola avo., Drckman t, Harlem River i.mi W. 117th at. roth E. D Broadway, Hillside sv., St Nlclio'.is ave.. W. ISttli st, Wadsworth nve. and v.; HJth st. 31si n. t-.v isoth st , Broadway. W. 113th st . Wadsworth nve., w. Hid at., Prni.lway, W Hist st and Hudson Illvar. .12nd E. I). Dyckman at. Hillside av . Hroadv. a; , W. ISOth at. nnd Hudson River. 3rd E. D. Broadttny, Academy at.. Vermllyea ave., Hawthorne a Sherman ave. nnd Dyckman st. 34th E. Sherman ave., xy. lllth st. Harlem River and Dycltman at. aatn J.. li. Mroftdtvay, vt . Sherman ave , Hntvthornn et. lllth st. Vermllyea ave. anu Academy st 3Cth E. D. Dyckman a'., Hudson Rlter, W. 2Uth st.. Broadwsy. W. 214th st. Har. lem River. W. 211th st. nnd Broadway.. 87th E. D Broadway. W 215th t.. Harlem Itltei, i-puytcn Duvvll Creek, Har lem River and W 214th st 'JJl-P- D - W. 177th st. Depot lane, JW 777tH t, Hadswoith at Broadway, Tf. 171st st and Hudson Rlvqr. HnlMH'CIl OF MANHATTAN. HOUND UHES TWF.NTV-SBCOXn CON CRh.vSIOXAI. DISTRICT. Nineteenth Assembly District. 23r.l E I'--th ate. E. 131st st . Madl son of, rtui E I.Sth st 32d E n (.th tie.. E 137lh st , Madl son ivr nml 12. 121st r.t 33d E D 12 121th st. Madison ave.. 12. KOth s' and a line running through Mi. Merits Patl. Irum the corner of K. 120th s:. ,.r .'.hi ave. :o the corntr of K. 12 lilt st ar. . 'a ate I iriMdletli Assembly Dlslrlel. 3 I E D Mr SI..1 K ' 4ti. i: l 1st IU' . L . l!7lh ;.ih i:. ; ton ie . ;: St 2 I Ste ,th i: ) .- . .ae. 12. luth st. Pleasant I'.iisant ave . E U3th St., rt , !..r'cm Klvrr and i c i: 113th st , l.exlna- in . 1st ave., i: tilth si E. lllth lit ate, 12. 119tll at, 3d ave ar.d 1. :th st 7th E D lrk ate. E 122d st . Isl ington eve- an I E 119th st Sth E I).--Madison ave. E. !2.1d at.. Park ave. on., 12. troth a' 9th 1! 1) -Park ate a dtjtgonal lin front tli- co.ner of Park nve and E. 124th st to 'in i orner of Ih-miikIou ave. and i; i:;.th t . I.eklng'nn ate. and E. W2d st. 10th E. D -I.exlngtu-i ave, E. 125th t.. 3d sir. and E !2th st 11th E D. 1:1 , E 122 1 st, 2d sv. snd K. I.'ls. -t K'th E D 2d nve., E ills! st , id av E. 122.1 st , 1st ave. nnd E. UOth t 13th E 1) 1st at,.. K. ltth at, Har lem Itlter xtnl E. Ulst st ltd F, I). 2 1 ate, a diagonal line from tin - nrr.er of 2d ate. and E 125th st. to t.e i , rm-r of Ni ate and E. U'tth st, 1st avo tin. I il. UJd st. , -t'a i:. D --1.1 at-, a diagonal l.ne from the iu:t.". 3d me and 12. 12Cth st to t.n- i ort. r o' d at snJ E. 125th rt , 2d ate M.I I? 123d f Hth E D- A "llagonal line from th corner of l.t ate and K. 121th st to th corne- or ru i.te anil i:. I2sth st , r. 121th at ..I i . Harlem Itlier and E 124th st llth E ton i. , ate anu 1Mb E corner of 1) 11 ate, E 12lith t. I.exlng 121st st , Harlem Illier, 2d ; i2cth st It A diagonal line fiom the I.extiiKton ate and E 123th st to the i orner of Park ave rind I. 12Mh st. Park ie a dl'iuonal line from th corner "f Park nve und E I;'7th st to the orner of I.exinr.ton ate and E, 1 23th st . E l.sth st . Td ave ,,ud E 125th s ".Hth E '.) Midi-i.il ;i,i. E. 124th st ;,th at. E. l.'5'h st. Madison ave, n ill aifonal . n ''o-n Ci- orner of Madison at, u'id E l.'nth st -o llic corner of I'irW ate in, i: 1 r 7 1 s' , Park ate. and R i:i.t st 2'it)' i: H 'h nt, II I -Tth it . Mad ison III e and E 1 2 ". t ll '. 21st E 1) ave, i: l.'Sth -t Madl. son ate. I: . -Sill . Park ate a diagonal lln froi . ll. orpei of Park ate and E. 12Ttb a' to the i ..rner of Mtdlson ste. '. I ll V .Mauls. m ate, 1: 131st t I.extnalon at , a diagonal line frnm th i .tli., . of laxinstm ate and E. 12Sth t to th" i riiir if Pari, ate and E. 121th t l'urk mi' and E l.S'h st 21 I 12. Ii -Mnd'son rite. 13 130th st, Ilallem P,l,r and E, IJIst et llth E I' -E 1'Sth t . 3d ate . E lllth st an I Park aie Tiient-llrst As.enibly District, 1 9 1)1 E 1) Maoism ve.. V. 137th st. Sth ate, Harlem Klter and E. lllth a' 'I tientj -sei nnd Aseemldt 4lllstrlrt, 26th E D -Sth ate, Ilnrlrm River and W. 1..3d st ITth 11 li fb ate , 133d it , 7th ale at.il W listli si JS'.li E I S'n ate W 144th st , Tth ste and W. 14Mh s- S.'d E. I' Sth at- IV ICith st . 7th ate, W f.Jd st , H.ir.ein P.lier and W 117th st. .fid E. D "'h l, e, W 14f'h st , Sth st., W. lllth st . Harlem niter and w 145th s: 34th E. 1. Mh sis, W 1 ICth st , 7th ave. snd vt !''h t. JOHN 11 VOORIIIS MOSVIH f McKEK JAMES KANE JACllll A LIVINGSTON I'nmtidislnnrrs of Election, 1'1S Feb I.dxT, FHI'M) AND KEWARDS. Ia'sT West Hlgh'and terrter: snswsts the nsme of Mic" .1100 rewsrd. Telepbon 1151 Murrtv Hill day or night. JKNNI.SOS. 40 Psrk Ave 1'BIVATB S(IIO()l.4 A Complet Dlrss tory of New Yolk City and out of ton Private Schooli appears every dsy In th Morning Edition of TBt Netv Yotk Sua), f