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THE BUFFALO EVEfilNG TIKES, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1S03. LIEN WITH illlllML OF THEATERS m. HAS NEVER BEEN ANYTHING TO EQUAL IT fj "JWITCHBAGK" MIPERAMS Among the bread Winners In all classes of society are to be found men who compose the real salt of the earth, and who are typically the nefvous tem-peramented men men of Impulse, energy, restless activity, and strong ambition. These are the men who have what we may call temperaments, in which states of despair and hope alternately sway and guide their actions. Their descent to one state is rapid, and equally so is their ascent to the other.

Their daily pendulum of life swings quickly between the two extremes. Nature has endowed them with an exuberant nerve force, and not the least dangerous circumstances of their lives are those which tend to its suppression or misdirection. Such men think quickly, walk quickly, eat quickly. In their case, worry, brain-tire, physical exhaustion and consequent Inability to fulfill engagements or discharge duties, pro- duce instability in mental action, which Is quickly followed by Irritability and general depression. These are the patients" who are told that it is their liver, or it is dyspepsia, they need tonics, etc.

But their dissipated nerve energy is really the cause of their ailment and the visceral organs become1 ir-volved secondarily. It Is their lowered nerve tone that causes uistaste for food, distress after eating, constipation, ringing in the ears, insomnia, nervousness, dry tongue, uncertainty of gait, pranks of memory, and a hundred other symptoms that are usually ascribed to some other cause. DR. WALKER, Tho Bost ESeaier Euor Ddli AT SUCH A LOW PRICE 1 "ohn Cabfnets Wr offered at suA isf VhO E2jL wry wil reduced prices they war expected to make a 'ituMj commotion. BUT SUCH A COMMOTION I No let VS UP In the enthusiasm.

Truly phenomenal was the A II HQHri' verdict of multitudes of visitors who Judged this HE market fust fall of cheap afov-a. They rTlrm is Ordt to catch tbe dOliaMI reat area, nttlon of Under- ihi mi i imumhi 'an-iri-irMi mittitt- magaa bi 1 USE OOL.DEN PIANO AND FURNITURE POLISH FOR A BRILLIANT POLISH. Acorn Stoves and Ranges in Full Swing. tvOMORROW we meae aaotfca preseattaiiea ef -A- Ranges even more extraordinary than th one that mads such a furors last week. These Ranges are superior Ranges, constructed of best material and fitted with improved systems whlca distribute the heat in equal proportional These- Ranges roast and bake perfectly and coasarae but little fuel in performing their work.

people who cannot afford to pay a nigra price for a aUrr aftd are so frequently cvrIea about the quality ecra, We Eave ipent many yeafs fieekbir maoafactuxeri who coald produce worthy Stoe for to sell at taan prices asked for inferior trooda. We finally aer-U th General Agency of Acorn Stow and Rasst, ot outxonl reputation, and whose Sto-rea and Range wa caM aaJaaf recommend to the- ptiblic. For instance: XHIss Beautiful Acorn Base Burner rlcad Kitchen Cabinet. The vent Is beyond precedent arxi this enthusiasm will ohoed hundreds of ttmea by the housewives who were fortunate to buy one of these labor savors. Monday and ail forepart of tho wook tho tHrongo woro oonttnuooo, otually ono Ions ovation-admiration and congratulations.

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Otio Skinner's annual engagement here next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at the Star Theater, will be made noteworthy by the- first appearance of this brilliant actor In the Parisian success, "The Duel," Which ran for over 2 00 nights In Paris and 100 nights In New York. The Duel" is the work of Henri Lavedan, who is conceded by the Paris critics to be the foremost man of letters now writing for the stage In France. Thra Star Theater has an excellent attraction this week In "the Houss Of Mirth," a play dramatized from the novel of the same name, the dramatic version being made by Mrs. Wharton and Clyde Fitch. The piece is a satire on society and Is one of tho most Interesting plays of the season.

jMlss Fay Davis gives a most artistic presentation of Lily Bart, the principal character, and she Is supported, by an excellent company. There will be a matinee on Saturday. At the Lyric this week the greatest vauciMlle performance ever offered lovers of variety If being put on by WlLliam Morris all-star company. Heading the list Is the Great Lafayette, who shows three spectacular acts. Josephine Cohan Co.

arc presenting a brand new sketch called "A Friend of the Family." Fred iNlblo has an unusually good line of monologue talk. Germainal. sings grand opera selections. Frosinl does wonders on the accordeon. Matinees are given dally.

"The Society Policeman," with Guy Standing In the stellar role and a strong support of capable actors, will the attiactlon at the Lyric Theater next week, with matinees Wednesday and Saturday. The piece Is a modern American comedy by MacPherson Turnbull, and Is the story of a wealthy Clubman who lost his fortune and, rather than accept aid from his friends, became mounted policeman on the New York force. It Is full of the purely human side of life, and fh playwright has brought into the action real men and real women of today. Shea's Theatef has been crowded at every performance this week, the patrons of the house enjoying the greatest vaudeville show ever seen in Buffalo. George Fuller Golden, who has not been here In several seasons, has had a big welcome for hla great monologue.

William Rock has a novelty In his musical fantasy, "Thebe," and Macy and Hall have the best character sketch in vaudeville. Others on the great bill are Willy Zimmerman, the Meredith Sisters, the D's, Allenei with hla great acrobatic monkey and Nadje. For the week of October 6th Ned Weyburn's Rain Dears will head the bill. This big act was the sensation of the Roof Garden season comes with a. new line of Jolly talk.

Others on the bill are the Manhattan Comedy Four, Daisy Dumont, Simon and Gardener and Marzelo and Tlllay. Next Sunday afternoon and evening the Besses th' Barn Band will be heard at Shea's Theater. This Is one of the greatest bands In the world and Is making Its first tour In this country. The Besses o' th Barn Band has been heard in every city in Europa find- In their English home the band is a source of great pride. Two excellent programs will be given.

Seats are now on sale at Shea's Theater box office. The Teck has one of the best atv tractions of the season this week In "The Tenderfoot," operatic comedy 'by Richard Carle and H. L. Hearst. iThe piece is" given a presentation that reflects great credit upon the management and It is not hard to understand, after witnessing the production, that the play draws enormous audiences.

Oscar L. Figman gives a capital presentation of Prof. Pettibone and he la supported by a large and clever company. Matinees are given on Thursday and Saturday. Johnny and Emma Ray come to the Teck next Monday night for a week's engagement in "Down the Pike." The third In the series of popular Sunday evenings entertainments will be given at the Teck Theater next Sunday night.

Kllfoil's pictures are the best ever presented in Buffalo, Master Ben Fox, who created such a furore last Sunday night, will again be a feature of next Sunday night's entertainment, seats for which are now selling at the box office. Th Garden, under the management of Mr. M. Shea, Is certain to becomo one- of the most popular places in Buffalo end the bill this week is eplendld and Includes such popular 'favorites as Lewis McCord Cor, Rae and Brosche, Cartmell and Harris, Lizzie N. Wilson, and Carmell and Reed.

For the week of October 15th Mr. Shea has secured as a special attraction for the Garden Theater the Hungarian Boys' Band. Lincoln 3. Carter's remarkable Ingenuity In devising scenic and mechanical effect is well exemplified In his latest success, "While 'Friecc Burns," at the Academy this week. The earthquake and fire scenes are strikingly realistic and intensely dramatic.

The story of the play is interesting and well told, the case good and the business excellent. Howard Hall, the popular young romantic actor, will appear at the Academy next weXt in his fine melodrama, "The Millionaire Detective," In which he made such a hit here last season. The Academy Sunday night concerts re becoming more popular every week owing to the excellence of the entertainment offered. Next Sunday night a big comedy bill is promised. An attraction that comes around each season and leaves a good Impression Is Sam Devere's Own Company which pla-ys its annual visit next week to the Lafayette Theater.

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N. V. Second District East side Adams Street, 150 feet south of Peckham Street. Third District West side Krettner 150 feet south of Peckham Street. Fourth District East Bide Stanton Street, 150 feet south, of Peckham Street.

Fifth District Northeast corner of Lord and Oneida streets. EIGHTH WARD. First District North side Street, between Colt and Howard Detroit streets. Second District West side Townsend Street, 100 feet north ot Peckham Street. Third District North side Lovejoy Street, 100 feet east of Gibson Street.

Fourth District West side Young Avenue, 100 feet north of Ashley Street. Fifth Dfstrlet West side Sweet Avenue, midway between Sanislaus Street and Broadway. NINTH WARD. First District Northeast corner of Metcalf and Lyman streets. Second District East Ride Baits Avenue, 300 feet north of Clinton street.

Third District West side Bailey Avenue, 300 feet south of Broadway. Fourth District West side Benzinger Street, 350 feet north of William Street. Fifth District Southwest corner of Davey and Lovejoy streets, TENTH WARD. First District Eaat Side of Spruce Street, 150 feet south of Sycamore Street. Second District West side Spring Street, 800 feet south of Sycamore Street.

Third District On Triangle, Sycamore, Madison and Beckwith streets. Fourth Dfstrlct fcast side Adams Street. 400 feet north of Broadway. Fifth District On Johnson Street playgrounds fronting on Johnson Street. ELEVENTH WARD.

First District East side Guilford Street, 300 feet south of Genesee Street. Second District West side Guilford Street, 200 feet south of Broadway. Third District Vacant lot northeast corner of Fillmore Avenue and Street. Fourth District East side Sweet Avenue, 700 feet south of Walden Avenue. TWELFTH WARD.

First District West side Ooodvear Avenue, north corner Empire Street. Second District Side Bailey Avenue. 200 feet north of West Shore R. tracks. Third District Northeast corner of Walden and Koons avenues (vacant lot).

Fourth District Northeast corner Genesee and Blssoll streets. Fifth District North side Doat Street, opposite Keystone Street (va cant lot). THIRTEENTH WARD. First District West side Goodyear Street, 50 feet east of Michleran Street. Second District West sld tit Oak Street, about 60 feet south of Virginia Street.

Third District South sld- of High Street, about 30 feet west of Michigan Street. Fourth District North side of Carlton Street, about 50 feet east of Mulberry Street. FOURTEENTH WARD. Street. 100 feet north of High Street.

Second District West sldft of Grey Street. 50 feet south of High Street fvacant lot). Third Titrtr-t mA nt Street, 180 feet north of Carlton Street. rourin iisirici ooin siae or Carlton Street. 25 feet West of Lemon Street.

Fifth District East Me nf rn Street. 80 feet north of Cherry Street. FIFTEENTH WARD. First District South side Dodira Street, 200 feet west of Jefferson Street. hecona District Northwest corner nf Verplanck Street and Glenwood Avenue.

inira instriot west side Wsverly treet. 250 feet south of Northland Avenue. Fourth District West side Michi IT tin Street, opposite Emer'on Place. Fifth District North side Etr. Street, 200 feet west of Masten Street.

telxth District corner of Best and Ellicott streets. SIXTEENTH WARD. First District Northwest corner of T0 Under-Priced Gas Range An Acorn Range Of four top burners, as even of 16-inch slse, with patent winging drop' door, also patent torch to light oven. A range sold with our and the manufacturers' guarantee because It produces a generous amount of heat with a Bmall consumption of fuel. This $26.00 value we offer at just Chestfltit streets, Boota Alley, Michigan and Seneca streets.

Second District Bounded by Kagie, Hickory, Swan and Pifle streets. Booth Alley, Chestnut, North Division and Michigan streets. Third District Bounded by Michigan Street, Booth Affey, Pine, Swan, Spring and Seneca streets. Fotiith District Bounded By Eagle, Jefferson, North Division, Grosvenor and South Division streets. West Shore Railroad, Seneca, Spring, Swan and Hickory Streets.

Fifth District Bounded by Eagle Street, Fillmore Avenue, Clinton, Babcock and Seneca streets. West Shore Railroad, South Division, Grosvenor, North Division and Jefferson streets. fourth 'Ward. First District Bounded by South Park Avenue, Triangle Street, Bailey Avenue, Cazenovia east city line and south city line. Second Districts-Bounded by South Park Avenue, Triangle Street, Bailey Avenue, Buffalo River, center line of Buffalo Creek Railroad extended from Perry Street, Lake Erie and south city line.

Third District-Bounded by Stevenson and Seneca streets. Mineral Spring Road, east city line and Cazenovia Creek. Fourth District Bounded by Bailey Avenue, Clinton Street, east city line, Mineral Spring Road, Seneca and Stevenson streets, and Cazenovia Creek. Fifth District Bounded by Perry, Babcock and Clinton streets. Bailey Avenue, Buffalo River and center line of Buffalo Creek Railroad extended from Perry Street.

FIFTH A IX First District Bounded by Main, Genesee and Oak streets. Broadway, Michigan and Eagle streets. Second District Bounded by Broadway, Bennett, William, Pine, Eagle and Michigan streets. Third District Bounded by Broadway, Ash, Genesee and Oak streets. Fourth District Bounded by Main, doodell.

Oak, East Tupper, Michigan and Gehesee streets. Fifth District Bounded by GOodell, Michigan, East Tupper and Oak streets. SIXTH WARD. First District Bounded by Broadway. Pratt, William and Bennett Streets.

Second District Bounded by William, Pratt, Eagle and Pine streets. Third District Bounded by Broadway, Madison, William and Pratt streets. Fourth District Bounded by William, Madison, Eagle and Pratt streets. SEVENTH WARD. First District Bounded by Madison, William, Emslle and Eagle streets, Second District Bounded by Broadway, Watson, William and Madison st reets.

Third District Bounded by Broadway, Sherman, William and Watson streets. Fourth District Bounded by Broadway, Smith, William and Sherman streets. Fifth District Bounded by Williara, Smith, Eagle and Emslie streets. EIGHTH WARD. First District Bounded by Eagle.

Smith, Peckham, Detroit and William streets, and Fillmore Avenue. Second District Bounded by Broadway, Townsend and Lovejoy streets, Fillmore Avenue. William, Detroit, Peckham and Smith fctreets. Third District Bounded by Broadway, Sears and Curtiss streets. Fillmore Avenue, Lovejoy and Townsend streets.

Fourth District Bounded by Broad-wav. Milburn Street, center line Of Mil-burn Street extended, William, Curtiss and Sears streets. Fifth District Bounded by Broadway, Beck and Stanislaus streets, and center line of Stanislaus Street extended and New Tork Central Belt Line. KTtlVTH WARD. First District Bounded by Fillmore Avenue, William, Babcock and Clinton streets.

Second District Bounded by Clinton, Babcock and William streets, and east city line. Third District Bounded by William Street, Bailey Avenue, Broadway, Mil-burn Street and center line cf Milburn Street extended. Fourth District Bsunded by Broad-Way, King, Benzinger, Vanderbilt, Gold and William streets, and Bailey Avenue. Fifth District Bounded by Broad-Way, east city line, William. Gold, Vanderbilt, Benzicger and King streets.

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M. SUNDATSh A M. TO 12 M. Consultation in Person Free BEGINNERS" CLASSES AT COLISEUM RINK The beginners' classes which hav been started for some time at the larg Coliseum roller skating rink in Ed ward Street are constantly growing and the delightful and healthful diver sion is gaining in popularity each week as the season advances. The strict rules laid down by the management of the rink has a telling effect upon the class of peopl who com to the Coll seum.

None of the so-called tough ele-ment have been admitted and they have come to understanu this fact and keep away. Hundreds of the best peo pie in town are to be sen each day at the Coliseum, enjoying the sport The special band concert given every the class of people who come to the Coil-band Is proving popular with music lovers as well as with the skaters themselves. Saturday morning will be for school children and the older folk wil occupy the balcony skating surface during that session. TURN VEREIN FAIR FOR NEW HALL PLAN The Columbia Turn Verein is holr' lng a fair in Miller's HarmOhla Hall No. 264 Genesee Street, and it will run till next Monday.

The fair is held for the benefit of a Hew halt tor the Turn Verein. An excelent program has been ar ranged fof each evening and the affair promises to be a grand success A feature will be the awarding of handsome prizes, the holder of each season ticket being allowed a chance on the various articles. Sufficient Reason. Tess she'll -never marry him. Jess Why not? Tess it's a case of extreme shy.

ness. Jess What? Nobody could possibly consider her shy. Tess No, but he's extremely shy ot money. (Philadelphia Press. Bean the 0B Ha7B Always Bitt VERY LOW RATES VIA.

NICKEL PLATE ROAD. 142.50 to California, Washington and Oregon. Corresponding rates to all points in the Far West. Daily until October 31st. City ticket office, 291 Main Street.

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Notice is hereby given that the following places have been designated as the registration and polling places for the general election of 1906, arid the following are the boundaries of each election district in which such registration and polling place is located: Boundaries of Election Districts FIRST WARD. First District Bounded by Main, Perry, Louisiana, Mackinaw and Ohio streets. Second District Bounded by Main. Ohio, Mackinaw and Alabama streets, Buffalo River, center line of Buffalo Creek Railroad extended and Lake Erie. Third District Bounded by Perry, Hamburg, Elk, Sidway, Mackinaw and Louisiana streets.

Fourth District Bounded by Perry and Van Rensselaer streets, Abbott Road," Smith Street, Buffalo River, Alabama, Mackinaw, Sidway, Elk and Hamburg streets. Fifth District Bounded by Perry Street, Center line of Bxiffalo Creek, Railroad extended, Buffalo River, Smith Street, Abbott Road and Van Rensselaer Street. SfeCOND WARD. Firit District Bounded by Main, Seneca, Hamburg and Perry streets, Second District Bounded by Hamburg, Seneca, Babcock and Perry streets. THIRD WARD.

Eagle, Michigan, North Division and 01 01 Washington Street. Street, Richmond Avenue, Yortc Street, Plymouth Avenue, Hudson, Cottage and College streets. TWENTY-FOURTH WARD. First District Bounded by Main and West Tupper Streets, Delaware Avenue and Niagara Street. Second District Bounded by Delaware Avenoe, West Tupper, Carolina, Seventh, Wilkeson, West Mohawk and Niagara streets.

Third District Bounded by Carolina, West Tupper, Twelfth and Maryland streets. West Avenue, Hudson Street, Prospect Avenue, Maryland and Seventh streets. Diatriot Toinded bv Mary land Street, Prospect Avenue. HHdson Street, West Avenue, aiaryiana, uiianc and Hudson streets, Plymouth Avenue, York Street. Porter Avenue and Seventh Street.

TWENTY-FIFTH WARD. First District Bounded by Porter CvontR Unrvlanrt- Efner and Virginia Streets and Buffalo harbor. Second District Kounaeo oy Virginia, Efner, Maryland. Seventh and Georgia streets and Buffalo harbor. Third District Bounded by Georgia, Qoiranth.

Wl I MflllaWlt. Ni- fiKara and Main streets, the Terrace, Kile Street and Bunaio naroor Fourth District Bounded by Erie Street, the Terrace, Main Street and Buffalo Rfvef. POLLING PLACES FIRST WARD. T-M. toMO tit FllltOrt Street, 100 feet east of Chicago Street.

Second District Tennessee street, midway between Mackinaw and Sandusky streets. Third District Hamburg Street, 10 feet north of Eik Street. Fourth District Hamburg Street, between South Street and Erie tracks. Fifth District Corner Smith and Elk street (end of vacant lot). SECOND WARD.

First District West Side of Burwell Place. 300 feet south cf Scott Street. Second District West side of Smith Street, Junction of Clifford Street. THIRD WARD, First District South side South Division Street, corner of Oak Str-ct. Second District East side of Pine between Jlagle and North Division Streets.

Third District West side Chicago Street. 15 feet east of Swan Street. Fourth District tfouth Side South Division Street. 150 feet east of Hprlhg Street. Fifth District Vacant lot.

southwest corner of Seymour and Lord streets. FOURTH WARD. First District Southeast cornet South Park Avenue and Richfield Avenue. Second District Good AVenue. 100 feet west of Triangle Street.

Third District Junction Indlaii Church Road and Seneca Street. Fourth District Junction of Elk and Seneca street. Fifth District Northwest comer of Troupe and Seneca streets (vacant lot). FIFTH VARD. First District Northwest corner of Clinton and Ellicott streets.

Second District East side of Mllfior Street, about 150 feet north of William Street. Third District South side of Sycamore Street, about 150 feet eaat of Michigan Street. Fourth District West side of Ellicott Street, about 150 feet north of Chippewa Market. Fifth District East side of Elm Street, about 150 feet south of Goodell Street. SIXTH WARD.

First District East stde of Hickory Street, 125 feet south of Broadway (vacant lot.) Second District West side of Walnut 8treet, 50 feet south of Clinton Street. Third District North side of West Peckham Street, midway between Mortimer and Jefferson Streets. Fourth District South side of Bristol Street, 200 feet west of Jefferson Street. SEVENTH! WARD. First District East side Adams Street, midway between Howard and Clinton Streets.

It. BRANCH! See-SlO MichlaaH Strf way, Ash, Genesee and tlickory streets. Second District- Bounded by Broadway, Hickory. Gehesee and Mortimef streets. Third District Bounded by Broadway, Mortimer, Genesee, Jefferson, Sycj aftiire and Madison streets.

Fourth District Bounded by Broadway, Madison, Sycamore, Jefferson, Genesee, Adams, Sycamore and Grey streets. Fifth District Bounded by Broal-way. Grey, Sycamore, Adams, Genesee and Sherman streets. ELEVENTH WARD, First District Bounded by Sherman, Genesee, Herman, Best, Sweenoy, Genesee. Strauss and Sycamore streets.

Second District Bounded by Sherman and Sycamore streets, Fillmore Avenue, Stanislaus and Beck streets and Broadway. Third District Bounded by Best Street, Wolt Avenue, Sf.anislitus Street, Fillmore Avenue. Sycamore, Strauss, Genesee and Sweeney streets. Fourth District Bounded by Walden Avenue; New York Central Bolt Line, Stanislaus Street, center line of Stanislaus Street extended and WoltS Avenue. TWELFTH WARD.

First District Eounded by Broadway, New York Central Belt Line, Walden and Koons avenues. West Shore Railroad and Wick Street. Second District Bounded by Broadway, Wick Street, Koons and Waldeh avenues, ftnet east cny line. Third District Doat streets, and Bailey and Walden avenues. Fourth District Bounded by New Tork Belt Line, East Ferry and Gri-der streets, East Delavan and Bailey avenues, and Doat and Genesee Streets.

Fifth District Bounded by Walden, Bailey and East Delavan avenues, and east city line. THIRTEENTH WARD. First District Bounded by Virginia, Mulberry, Goodell, Cherry, Hickory, Genesee, Michigan, and Goodell streets, and Demond place. Second District Bounded by Main, High, Washington, Carlton. Mulberry and Virginia streets, Demond place and Goodell Street.

Third District Bounded by Main, East Mulberry, Carlton, Washington and High streets. Fourth District Bounded by East North, Locust, Cherry, Goodell and Mulberry streets. FOURTEENTH WARD. First District Bounded by Best, Herman, Genesee, Grey and High streetSj and Durrenberger place. Second District Bounded -by Best Street, Durrenberger place.

High, Grey, Genesee and Jefferson streets. Third District Bounded by East North, Jefferson, Virginia and Peach streets. Fourth District Bounded by East North, Peach, Virginia and Locust streets. Fifth District Bounded by Virginia, Jefferson, Genesee, Hickory, Cherry and Locust streets. FIFTEENTH WARD.

First District Bounded by East North, Masten, Laurel and Jefferson streets. Second District Bounded by Laurel, Masten, and East Ferry streets, Alexander and Lyth places, and Jefferson Street. Third District Bounded by East Ferry, Masten and Main streets. East Delavant Avenue, Jefferson Street, and Lyth and Alexander places. Fourth District Bounded by Main, Masten, East Utica, Michigan and Riley streets.

Fifth District Bounded by Main, Riley, MichlgBft, East Utica and Mas-ten streets, Edna Place, Michigan and Dodge streets. Sixth District Bounded by Main, I Dodge and Michigan streets, Edna Place, Masten and East North streets. I SIXTEENTH WARD. First District Bounded by Jefferson and Landon streets, Wohlers Avenue, Northampton Street, East Parade Ave-j nue, and Best Street. Second District Bounded by Jeffer son street, l)lavan Avenue, Humboldt Parkway, Winslow ahd Wohlers avenues and Laftdon Street.

Third District Bounded by Wohlers Wlnslow and Fillmore avenues and Northampton Street. Fourth District Bounded by East Delavan Avenue, Grtder Street, East Ferry Street, jNew York Central Belt Line, Urban Sreet, Fillmore and Wins-lowTivermes and Humboldt Parkway. Fifth District Bounded by Urban Street, Near York Central Belt Lino. Walden and East Parade Avenues, Northampton Street and Fillmore Avenue. SEVENTEENTH WARD.

First District Bounded by Par Cycle Path, Agassiz Place, Parkside and Jewett avenues. Main Street, Fillmore and Kensington avenues, east city Una, Eas Delavan Avenue, Main Street, Soajaquada Creek and Delaware Avenue. Second District BoundSd by Park Cycle Path, Agasslz Place, Parkside and Jewett avenues, Main Street, Dewey, Fillmore, Kensington and Bailey avenues, Amherst Street and Delaware Avenue. Third District Bounded by Delaware Aveniiet north city line, east city line, Kensington and Bailey avenuas and Amherst Street. EIGHTEENTH WARD, First District Bounded by Austin Street, Hoffman Plaire, Hamilton, Tona-wanda, Amherst and Grant stree ts, Sca-jaquada Creek and Black iock Harbor.

Second District Bounded by Street, Hoffman Plaoe, Hamilton and Tonawandu streets, Hertel Avenue and Niagara River. Third District Bounded by Hertel Avenue, Tonawandl and Austin fitrests, Military Road, nortli city line, 0Nefl Street and Niagara River. Fouffh District Bounded by north city lifte, Delaware Avenue, RcojaquSila Creek, Grant, Amhertt, Tonawanda, and Austin streets and Slilitary iioad. NINETEENTH WARD, First District-Bounded by Bird Avj-nue, Dewitt Street, Pjoley Place, Grant Street, Forest Avenu-s, Rees Street. Soajaquada Creek and Blank Rock Harbor.

Second District Bo-mded bv Bird Avenue, Dewitt Street, Pooley Place, Grant Street, West Delavan Avenue and Niagara River, including Squaw Island. Third District Bounded by Grant Street. Forest Avenue, Baynes Street and West Delavan Avenue. Fourth District Bounded bv Bavnes Street. Forest Avenue, Rees Sli-eet, S'-a-Jaquada Creek, Main Street and West Delavan Avenue.

TWENTIETH WARD. First District Bounded by West Delavan Avenue, Congress Street, Aach-invole Avenue, Herkimer and Brecken-rldge streets and Niagara River. Second District Bounded by Breck-enrldge, Herkimer, West Ferry, Grant, Hampshire and Albany streets, and Niagara River. Third District Bounded by West Delavan Avenue, Hoyt, West Ferry, Hampshire, Grant, West Ferry and Herkimer streets, Auchinvole Avenue and Congress Street, Fourth District Bounded by West Delavan afid Elmwood avenues and West Ferry and Hoyt streets. Fifth District Bounded by Elmwood and West Delavan avenues, and Main and West Ferry streets, TWENTY-FIRST WARD.

First District Bounded by Richmond Avenue, Bryant Street, Elmwood Avenue, West Utica Street, Delaware Avenue, and Bryant, Main and North streets. Second District Bounded by West Ferry, Main and Bryant Streets, Delaware Avenue, West Utica Street and Richmond Avenue. Third District Bounded by West Ferry Street, Richmond Avenue, West Utica, Fifteenth and Hampshire streets. Fourth District Bounded by West Utica Street, Elmwood Avenue, Bryant, Connecticut and Fifteenth streets. TWENTY-SECOND WARD.

First District Bounded by Porter ahd Plymouth Avenues, Rhode Island Street, Front Avenue and Niagara River. Second District Botlnded by York Street. Richmond Avenue, Connecticut, Fifteenth and Rhode Island streets and Plymouth Avenue. Third District Bounded by Rhode Island Street, Fargo Avenue, Hampshire Street, West Avenue, Albany Street, Niagara River and Front Avenue. Fourth District Bounded by Rhode Island, Fifteenth, Hampshire and Albany streets.

West Avenue, Hampshire Street and Fargo Avenue. TWENTY-THIRD WARD. First District Bounded by Main and Allen streets, Delaware Avenue, Virginia, Cottage, Maryland, Twelfth ahd West Tupper streets. Second District Bounded by Main, North. College and Virginia streets, Delaware Avenue and Allen Street.

Third District Bounded by North Northampton Street r.nd Wohlers Avenue. Second' District South side Wood-lawn Aveitoe. 0 foot from corner of Roehrer Avenue. Third District Northwest corner Humboldt Parkway and Landon Street. Fourth District South side of Bin Avenue, about 300 feet east of Fillmore Avenue.

Fifth District corner Fougeron Street and Josephine Street. SEVENTEENTH WAHI First District South side of Florence Avenue, 75 feet west of Main Streot. Second District So-nth side of Rod ney Street, 150 feet east of Main Street. Third District Southwest corner of Huntington Avenue and Main Street. EIGHTEENTH WARD.

First District South aid Amherst; Street, midway between Niagara and Dearborn streets. Second District East side Gorton Street, 100 feet south of Farmer Street. Thitd District South aide Hertel Avenue, 25 feet sotith of Pacific Street. Fourth District West aide Churchill Street, 200 feet north of Amherst Street. NINETEENTH WARD.

First District Bouth side of Forest Avenue, between Dart and DanfOrth, streets, (Healeys Vacant lot). Second District North side Potomac Avenue, between Herkimer and Dewitt streets (vacant lot). Third District Southeasterly corner Potomac Avenue and Tryon Place (vacant lot). Fourth District Northerly side Bird Avenue, between Elmwood Avenue and Granger Place (vacant lot). TWENTIETH WARD.

First District Corner West and La-, fayette avenues. Second District Corner West Ferry, Street and West Avenue. Third District Auburn Avenue, 100-feet west of Preston Street. Fourth DiRtrlct Northwest corner of Richmond Avenue and Breckenridge Street. Fifth District Corner Lancaster Avenue and Pacific Htreet (vacant ward.

First District Wost side of Main i Street. 160 feet south of Summer Street: fvncapt lot). Second District Southeast corner of Atlantic and Lexington avenues. Third District Northwest corner of Massachusetts Street and Eighteenth Street. Fourth District Southwest corner of Vermont Street and Richmond Avenue.

TWENTY-SECOND WARD. First District Southeast corner of i Vermont Street and Fargo Avenue In i front of vacant lot facing Fargo Ave-nne. Second District Northeast corner Vermont Street and Normal Avenue facing Vermont Street. Third District Southeast corner Fargo Avenue and Rhode Island Street facing Fargo Avenue. Fourth District North Sid of Ma sachusetts Avenue, about 200 feet weBt of Fourteenth Street.

TWENTY-THIRD WARD. First District Snuthwest corner of Virginia and North Morgan streets. Second District Northeast corner ol Irving Place and Allen Street. Third District Northwest corner Pennsylvania Avenue and Fourteenth Street. TWENTY-FOURTH WARD.

First District On Triangle Mohawk, Genesee and Franklin streets. Second District Junction of Georgia and Chippewa streets. Third District South side of Vlr- glnla Street, near Tenth Street (vacant lot). Fourth District Pennsylvania Street, north side, between Niagara Street and Prospect Avenue. TWENTY-FIFTH WARD.

Flrat District East aide Trenton Avenue, 100 feet north of Maryland Street. Second District North sld of Carolina Street, between Efner street Trenton Avenue. Third Dlstrlft -1 1 -i. j. wniri VI West Eagle and Terrace streets.

rourin uisirict south side of Commercial Street. 20 fpt nt Street. GEORGE EMERSON, Commissioner of Eloctlona. eni-ll-13-18-19-i0-nov6-e.