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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-15
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DJfG II COLoHI AL
IoJ5E PAT LONG VIEW
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MORE BRONXvLLE APARTMENTS
Large Corner bought by Builder for
improvements.

Stacy w. Kapp has bought from the
First Mortgage and Real Estate Com
pany and the estate of James Boyd The
northwest corner OF Boyd place and
Pondheld road west, Bronxville, near the
entrance TO Cedar Knobs. under a re-
striction against any building other than
a modern freproof one 1t is the in
tention Of the buyer TO improve the prop
erty with high class apartment house.
Two apartments have Just been COM
pleted on Pondfed road west by the
Lawrence Park Realty Company. This
company has now completed the first sec
lion OF the scheme of development for its
Alger tract, which calls for total OF
twelve houses grouped around a central
parked plaza. Each building Is detached
and located on an elevation overlook ng
me Bronx River and the new Bronx
River Parkway.
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l.. !. HOUSE AND PLOT SALES.

Frank Crowell manager OF the Nc
knight Realty, reports the sale OF Corbin
mouse No, !, on Jr acre NJ ground. on m.
hilltop overlook ms Little Neck Bay, l..
,HttS OF Great Neck t. A Il. Relyea of
Great Neck to Johu Mes stnger of AS
torn, torhn house No 2, in the wooded
section OF the Estates OF Great Neck ON p,
plot OF over half an acre the Hitter King
house OF eleven rooms and three baths
on Beverly rOnd, Kcnslngton Great Neck
to j. j. McGrath Of Manhattan; at Bay.
side, to f. c Rice Of Manhattan, Harnden
house No, !. on Chambers street on a
plot 4OSlOO feet to ]. Ney!ns OF Man
haitian, Hernden house No. .. on Cham.
bers street. Bayside. on plot 6Oxl0o
feet, and at Cedarhurst a plot 6OxlOO
feet. facing Oakland avenue, to Leo Ces
tart.
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NEWARK DWELLING SALES.
100000 Dwellings Built in 1879
sell Sor $4,000.

Louis Schlesingcr has sold for the Fed
eral Building, Land and Improvement
Company, a. II. Hass!ngsr. president. a26
and 22S Mulberry street. Newark. y. j.,
20 Elias Berla, who owns the property
adjoining. 10 and II Green street with
me newly acquired parcel he controls an
area Of $4,000 square feet
The Mulberry street property consists
~ a plot l7XlS0 and two residences which
were erected by the late Michael Mayer
and Frederick Martin. who comprised the
stone cutting firm of Mayer a Martin.
They were built in 1876 at a cost of $50,
600. The property was held in the recent
market at $4,000
Feis. & Felst have sold for the John
Ntnt2 estate to Robert Robinson for in
vcstm'nt tho two and half story dwell
'nF AZ 50 F1lrmouu, avenue This Is the
Nfth house on this avenue sold by the
Nlnt2 estate in two weeks,
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ACTIVITY At BEIIEROsE,

stephen Fitzgerald OF 3i2 Yves l09ih
street has bought a Dutch colonial house
from David Hill on Ontario road. y lie
rose, l.. |. Miss Cornelia Il, Keeler Of Water
bury, Conn, has bought from the United
Holding Company a so foot pot on Su-
per!or road. Miss Kceler Is now erecting
semi. bungalow. which she VIII occupy
when completed Charles Louis Sedan
has bought from the United Hiding COM
pany plot Of as feet frOntag, on Della
ware road. upon which he Is now starting
an artistic home. to he ready IN the spring,
and j. Fletcher Watts has purchased a
co foot plot from the United Holding Com
pany on Delaware road.
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j. HARPER POOR SELLS
GOTH STREET HOUSE
New Yorker Of Prominence Che
Buyer--lntprior Brought
From Abroad.
BROADWAY SITE LEASED

J y per Poor has sold his r.e.l,r.. nj
20 VAS. Sivtr ninth street BuIt iNo
years r-- Il is considered among the
a:.a. dwellings In the East s lie rra dc,-
-al GO. ON. which 70 the best In Tho c.t,.
Tre f.fna ~ bought by a client OF Will
IN = Nay g. co. The price paid or
t,r name - the new owner could not lie
learned JGir.u- from the type Of dwell.
nr The moac, iiid wds considerable. fpr
u many ways ,re house is exceptional
Tho interior 6, ,'3 dwelling is said To- hs
the nrr4 example 10 Italian architecture
N tlr cir. I.arI.aiy an the nttnrs
ana .l.. ar, were secured In Italy b.
n poor
The mousse "a Eve stories, Of the English
basement tru, on a lot % feet wide and
700 f,rt dscl fl~' OF the old linton Thco-
lcg.al som mary plot Z, vas puiit from
Dan, by tioH"lls 9. Stokes.
Adjoining It Is Tia. home ot charles
Lane Poor. The Park avenue block front
taa been improved with two detached resi-
dences. each hcluE ioeSI25 feet. the SIX
ty-r!nth stree, corner beng that OF Com
riodore Arthur Curtis James. and the
Seventeen street corner mat Of George
Blum,ntha,. Again adjoining the Blum
cnthH. house on seventeen street is tho
now residence OF stephen G. Clark. The
properly Just sold has "A direct view over
the gardens OF two Park avenue houses.
These houses represent In value approXi-
mately over S4,un0 OOO
The negotiations We're conducted
through Newman a Newgass, attorneys
Tor ;he Jew owner
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SALES AT GARDEN CITY.

Gage Il, Tarbell has sold d, Garden
CITY the residence on the south SIDE u
Garden street. between Washington ard
Prospect avenues. to Mrs Mary Agnes
Flugel OF Hampstead: also a plot G0Xlo0
on the east side OF Kllburn road. between
Chester and Salisbury avenues, to the
Arm Realty Company of Brooklyn, for
immediate Improvement the plot S0Xl00
on the west side of }riXton road, between
Stewart and Stratford avenues. 10 Au-
gusta Henderson. for immediate improve
ment the plot l00xlll on the northwest
corner of Euston road and Newmarket
road. TO John J.. Stricken, for improve
ment; 10 b. L. Atwater the plot adjoiu-
ing his home on Nassau Boulevard, inn
mediately north Of Newmarket road also
the plot l00xi50 on the southeast corner
of Nassau Boulevard and Chester avenue
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JERSEY CRY FLAT SALES.

Howard n. McGcorge has sold o. Ger.
man f. Rowe ~ summit, y j. tn, Fl...
ida fats AT the northeast corner OF Ban
row and York streets, a tive = .prs brook
structure 90 feet on barrow street ana
Ia feet on York stree. ciu'tuuy
twenty-five apartments. The dtu' iu-
cluded IN" two six family flats a. - .ul
SO OAK street
Julius B'Tgofr has sold To- tine Crrt..l
Storage and Realty Compau, tho two four
story brick oghi family rats az lua uu
li6 StuNNrsdnt avenue, ucar West ~.a.
avenue, Tuc buyer gave I'm part u.yuru.
90 aud - BayY!ew avcuut. nee. u.rlu
nNcuu' two six family FRAN, aais ou a
plot 50XlO0
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QUEENS WANTS NEW TROLLEY
LINE.

Property owners who are demanding a
trolley limo In Astoria road, Queens. are
backed by the Queens Borough officials.
as the prosperous sections OF East Elm
hurst and Corona North are deprived OF
transit facilities Big syndicates which
hold land In thin nelghborhood have plans
prepared for tho erection OF moro than
800 three story tenements,
II is expected that this proposed line
will relieve the congestion that now exists
on the jackson avenue line The Public
Service Commission this past week or
dered more cars on that line
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sia5,oo0 UPSTATE WILL SOLD.

The +. H. Wood, W. H. Dolru ,nm-
pany, with c, Il Anderson COMPANY. mas
sold the mill property at Pleasant Valley,
putchess county, to New York partiek
who WI! manufacture cordagc, twines ana
thread specialtes, This property was
formerly used as cotton print works by
the late William 7. Garner. After install
lathn OF machiney and repairs the plant
VIII Do started with about sixty hands
The property includes all water rights,
hnd Is equipped also with steam power.
electric light and complete sprinkler sys-
tenn The plant was formerly valued At
$4,000
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will bee in the northern section OF Harlem.
Besides anfordins good homes the company
plans 10 improve the social and economic
conditions Of the race and leading colored
people Of the section are en- ;husi astic in
their support o. the plan.
Mr. Wilson said that the success of the
plan wiz reestahlsh confidence in Harlem
real estate. cure the mortgage situation,
enhance values and better conditions gem
orally
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Mrs Edith Hawk is reported 10 be the
buyer OF the Paulctte apartmen, house
at $50 to 1866 West ElghtIe;h street re-
ported sold recently hy Pease & Gilman
for the Tourneur Realty Company, in a
deal in which a Rldgcfield, Conn. estate Of
thirteen acres Was given IN part payment.
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TRADING IN BROOI<IyN.

Frank \. Seavcr has sold the one FAM
lily brick house at 6744 Ridge Boulevard
for l.. Oho rmeyer to an investor the ons
family brick house at 1855 Seven'y-'ourth
street for lIushner & Gold to y. Lorenzen
,or occupancy. and the plot i0N1OO on the
south side OF For,y-sixth street. apo feet
casi OF Sixteenth avenue, for william
Soaring 20 a builder.
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year the Real Estate Board feels that
the budget for 1915 should not At least
be any greater than that OF iHli. They
are justified IN this belief 10y the frequent
official statcmcn : that under the ef-
hcient and economical government com
menced under such happy auspices five
years ago large savings in admiustra-
ton expenses were being effected"
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OLD HOTEL TO NE ALTERED.

Joseph Wein,raub who has taken over
tho old Cosmopolitan Hotel At West
Broadway and Chambers street, viii spend
100000 in remoiclling the old structure.
It Is to be opened as a first class hotel as
soon as necessary alterations can he made.
Fans for the changes are being drawn
by oscar Lowinson.
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Gerson y CitrAn, who recently mr.
chased 70 Fast min street, plans to re-
improve the site In connection with &C
and 6H, adjoining with u six-story nat.
The combined properties measure COX
lo0ll, located between Madison and Parl;
avenues. Cohen & Fclson have drawn the
plans Tor the new building
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GRANT AVENUE. Eugene J. Busher
has sold for the Dollar Savings Bank
the plot lj6Nl00 at the southwest cor
ner 81 Grant avenue and Mcclellan
street 10 a builder who will improve
the site with five story fats.
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BUYER FOR YONKERs HOUSES.

Burke Stone has sold for the FIRST
Mo7;gaGc and Real Estate Company to
Joseph Kane OF BrouXvi!lc. y. Y. a dwell
ing on Janvrin avenue. Ionkers. FOR oc-
CupanCy.
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Henry rierson n co. have sold at
WestDury Manor. l.. l., the corner OF
Maple avenue and Henry street to .
client for occupancy.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-12-23
Executors Sale Of Land

Under and by virtue of the authority
vested in me by the last will and testae
ment of Elizabeth Cromer, deceased.
which will is on record in the Office of
the Judge of Probate for this County, I
will sell at public outcry in front of the
Court House at Abbeville, within the
legal hours of sale, on Salesday in Jan.
uary, 1915, the following described
lands, to wit All that tract or parcel
of land, situate, lying and being in
Long Cane Township, Abbeville Coun-
ty, South Carolina, containing Thirty
Three Acres, more or less, and being
bounded by lands of ]. D. Cromer,
Emma Nance, D. S. Cromer, B. q.
Weems, being the home place Of the
said Elizabeth Cromer. deceased.
D. s. CROMER,
Nov. 2sth, 1914. Executor.
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The State of South Carolina,
ARREVTJJ,E COTINTY

Probate CONFEDERATION for Letters Of Ad-
ministration.
BY j. F. Miller, Esq, Judge Of Probate.
Whereas, W. II. Baldwin hath made suit
to me, to grant him Letters Of Administra-
ton Of the Estate and effects Of D. b.
Baldwin, late Of Abbeville County, de-
ceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular the kindred and credi-
tors Of the said D. H. Baldwin. deceased,
that they be and appear before me In the
Court of Probate, to be held at Abbeville
G. e., on Wednesday, the 2srd day OF De-
cember, 1914, after publication hereof, at II
o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause II
any they have, why the said Administra-
tion should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal OF the
Court, this 18th day Of December, In the
year Of our Lord one thousand nine hun
dred and fourteen and in the 139th year Of
American independence.
Published on the 10th day OF December,
1914, in the Press and Banner and o. the
Court House door for the time required by
law. j. F. MILLER,
Judge of Probate.
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The State Of South Carolina,
County of Abbeville. ;


County of Abbeville.
In the Probate. Court. -Ex Parte A. J..
Woodhurst, Executor, In Re Estate
of John Vance, Deceased. D
Petition for a Final Settlement and
Discharge.
ORDER.
A. J. Woodhurst, as Executor of
the estate of John Vance, deceased,
having filed his petition in this Court
praying that q day be fixed for a final
settlement of said estate, and it appear
ing that there are probably certain
heirs and legatees of said estate whose
whereabouts are unknown :
Now, In order that the law In such
cases made and provided may be fully
complied with, It Is ordered and de-
creed, that Monday, the first day Of
March, 1915, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, be and the same is hereby fixed
as the day and date of said set Element.
All persons interested in said estate
as legatees. and especially Savannah
Merkison OF, her legal representatives,
whose whereabouts are unknown, are
notified to be and appear before the
Probate. Court for Abbeville County,
on the day and date above mentioned
to intervene for their respective inter-
ests in said estate.
Given under my hand and official
sc al this the 23rd day of November,
A. D. 1914.
]. F. MILLER,
[sEAL] Judge of Probate.
11.25 ct
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PROCLA NJ n.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Executive Department.

Executive Department.
WHEREAS, Petitions have hereto
fore been filed with me and signed by
more than one-third Of the qualified
electors of those portions of Abbeville,
Greenwood and Edgeheld Counties
proposed to be cut off to form the new
County Commonly known as McDuffie
County, and embraced in the follow
ing lines, to wit:
Beginning at a point on the South
Carolina-Georgia State line in the Sa-
vannah River, opposite the mouth OF
Golfer. Creek, thence a straight line, n.
As degrees E. 26,72S feet to the fork Of
roads at Riley's; thence the public
road, in an easterly direction to Island
Ford Bridge over Little River; thence,
continuing 6978 feet to the Fork of the
road; thence, turning to the east, fol-
lowing the right hand road to the
south fork of Little River, known as
Whites Creek; thence a straight line
S. IS degrees 80 minutes E, %, 800
feet to a point in the road near Clat-
worthy's Cross Roads; thence, a
straight line N. 7S degrees IS minutes
E / 1900 to a point on the Greenwood
Abbeville county line near Jordan's
Mill; thence, the said Greenwood-Ab-
teville county line, in a southerly d.
rection to its intersection with the c.
& W. C. Railway, about one mile south
of Troy; thence, a straight line north
So degrees East 5000 Feet to a stake.
south Of the incorporated limits of
Troy: thence, a straight line N. As de-
grees E. 1859 feet to a stake on the
Abbeville, Edgefeld public road;
thence the said Abbeville-E dgeield
public road in a south easterly direc-
ton to a road opposite the Jab Stone
place: thence, a straight line north
a degrees 80 minutes E. 1900 feet to
a stake; thence, a tsraight line S. SO
degrees E. 1881 feet to a stake at
Collisions old mill on Cuffytown
creek; thence, the Callison-Kirksey
township line in a northeasterly and
easterly direction to the Martintown
road; thence, the said Martintown
road in a ~southeasterly direction to
the Greenwood dgeield County line;
thence, the said acknowledgement
County line in a westerly direction
to a stake about one quarter of a mile
west of the old White place; thence, a
straight line south 10 degrees East
1O,97S feet to a stake; thence, a
straight line S. II degrees W. 375O
feet to a stake; thence, a straight line
s. 10 degrees E. 1922 feet to a pine:
thence a straight line s. IS degrees
IS minutes E. 29,4OO feet to Corcarom
Bridge on Turkey Greek; thence, a
straight line s. 26 degrees 80 minutes
E. to q point where a branch crosses a
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dred and thirty ninth.
(Signed) COLE L. BLEASE,
Governor.

dred and thirty nlnLQ.
(Signed) COLE L. BLEASE,
Governor.
BY the Governor: r.
(Signed) R. M. McCown,
Secretary Of State.
ELECTION MANAGERS.
The following Managers Of Election
have been appointed to hold the cleo.
ton at the precincts in Abbeville coun-
ty:
McCormick-Wade Palmer, J. B.
Dawson, T. J. Price.
Bordeaux-W. M. Mcintosh, G.. B.
Perryman, Percy Mckinney.
Willington-Albert Gilbert, W. D.
Morrah, Arch Andrews.
MI. Carmel-Willie Miller, T. W.
Mars, Jim Sutherland.
C%latworthy's x Roads-Joe J. Link,
W. o. Brown, R. M. Pettigrew.
\ Young's School House Sam Young,
Jim Long, r. A. Crawford.
J. e. Jones,
John Brown, Com. Of Election
A. F. Calvert Clerk.
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public road (16S00 feet; thence, 6
straight line $50 degrees 80 minute:
W. 27,908 feet b the run Of Big Stew
n Creek; theme down the run of Big
Stevens Creek b a stake; thence, 8
straight line S.. so degrees w. 22,82s
feet to the South Carolina Georgia
State line in he Savannah River:
thence, the said South Carolina Geor-
gia State line ina northwesterly direc-
ton to the beginning point.
AND WHEREAS, the boundaries OF
the proposed ney County, the number
CT inhabitants, he taxable property,
as shown by thelast tax returns, and
that the proposed lines do not run
nearer than eight (8) miles to any
court house building established, are
as set forth in slid position.
AND WHEREAS the report Of the
Commission appointed by me to as
certain the facts provided for by law
as to whether the requirements Of the
Constitution as to area, distance,
wealth, population, ct c~etera, have
been complied with, has been filed.
showing that the law has been fully
complied with, and the number of
square miles in the proposed new
county is a little over four hundred
and two and five tenths (402.5) square
miles, leaving to the Counties Of Abb
beville and Edgefield nor than five
hundred (5O0) square miles and to
Greenwood 465 square miles Of area
which is a compliance with the con-
stitution as to area.
NOW THEREFORE,, I, Cole l.,
Blease, as Governor Of the State Of
South Carolina, by virtue Of the power
conferred upon me by the Constitu-
ton and laws of this State do heerby
order:
1. That an electio3 be held in the
territory embraced within the propos-
ed new County on tb / 2sth day of De-
cember A. D. 1914, Z on the question
Of creating the said new County and
that at such election the qualified
electors within the proposed area shall
vote upon said quest n, those favor
ing the proposed new County to vote
Eyes" and those opposed to vote "No.'
2. That the Commissioners of State
and County elections of the Counties
of Abbeville, Edgefeld| and Greenwood
respectively make all necessary ar
rangements for holding said election
and shall appoint managers and do al
other things necessary for the holding
of the same.
The qualification for suffrage:
Managers of election shall require
of every elector Offering to vote at an.
election, before allowing him to vote
the production of his registration Ger
t:1cate and proof Of the payment of al
taxes, including poll tax, assesses
against him and c~allecYible during tn
previous year The production of
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, certificate or Of the receipt of the Of
ficer authorized to collect such taxes
shall be conclusive proof of the pay
ment thereof.
3. That the county Supervisor of
the said Counties respectively shall
have prepared printed tickets as per
the following form, and as provided
for in Section 236 Of the Code Of Laws,
1912, Volume one, and furnish the
same to the Commissioners Of Elec-
ton to be sent by them to the Mana
gers Of Election for the use Of the
voters, to wit:
(Form of Ballot.)
Special Election upon the ques-
ton of the Formation of a New
County out of parts of Abbeville,
Edgefield and Greenwood, held
December 10Th, 1914.
Shall the New County be formed?
What shall be it's name?
Where shall the County Seat be
located?
4. That at said election the ques-
ton Of a name and a county seat for
said proposed new county shall also
be submitted to the said qualified
electors.
5. That said election shall be held
under the same rules and regulations
as are provided for by law for regular
general elections that the managers
shall be appointed as prov ded in Sec
ton GAL, Code of Laws, 1902, Volume
one, and be sworn before entering up
on the discharges Of their duties, and
they shall open the polls at seven
o'clock in the morning and keep the
same open until four o'clock In the
afternoon, whereupon the polls shall
be closed, the votes counted, a written
return Of the number Of votes cast for
and against the formation Of the pro-
posed new County, also the name
thereof and the location Of the County
Seat therein, shall be made, signed
and certified to by the managers OF
elections, and, together with the bal
lot box, ballots and poll list, shall be
turned over to the Commissioners OF
election as required by law; that the
Commissioners Of Election shall then
tabulate the votes and make return
thereof as required by law to the Gov
ernor Of the State and to the Secretary
CT State, and also file a copy Of the
same in the office of the Clerk Of Court
of Common Pleas for each Of said
Counties of Edgefield, Abbeville and
Greenwood.
IN TESTIMONY THEREOF I have
hereunto set my hand and caus-
ed the Great Seal Of the State to
be affixed at Columbia, this 18th
(SeaI day Of December, in the year OF
our Lord One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Fourteen, of the
Independence Of the United
/ States of America the one hun.
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School books and school supplies at
Speeds Drug Store.
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Beware Of MISUNDERSTANDING.
Little inharmonies between friends
are dangerous, not in themselves. but
In the bitter memories and mis- under-
standings they may leave In their
EsilA.-William George Jordan r
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-01-22
Partitions Of Poland.

There have been three partitions
of Poland. The first was in 1772,
when Prussia took the palatinates
Of Malberg, Pomeria and Warmia,
a part of Culm and a part Of Great
Poland. Austria took Red Russia,
or Galicia; part of Podolia, Sando-
mir and Cracow, and Russia took
White Russia, with all the part be-
yond the Dnieper. The second par
tition was in 1898, by which Prus-
sia acquired the remainder of Great
and a portion of Little Poland, and
the Russian boundary was advanced
to the center of Lithuania and Vol
hynia. In the third and final par
tition, in 1875, Austria, had Cra-
COW, with the country between the
Pilica and the Vistula. Prussia had
the capital, with the territory as faI
as the Niemen, while the rest went
to Russia.