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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-11
torney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust c.
100 broadway
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and az
torney.)
April. 10.
Manhattan.
Manhattan.

LEXINGTON AVE. cor 18Th IT, 4c51oos:
Nav "a. 1912; Anna y Carroll TO LILLIAN Realty
Co; s3s coo; attorneys, Meighan \, 81 PARK
Row 80,
LOT 81. map 1880. Allen estate. 2ith Wards
Jan 10. 1911; AIphonse Jehl to Hudson p Rose
Co West 45th st; $500
ROBBINS AVE; at point 100 n 81 RON 49,
and Kathnka sivigny TO Charles Turkowsky'
$3.50; attorney. W sommer. 2iio I'd ave
UNION AVE. cor cedar .s 81; S So"i Tnci
TO Alice Milan. 20 Carver st. Long Island CITY:
$1,000; attorney. Michael i Dugan' 81 Woolsey
o. Sp ,'V AVE. sscs and ssos, VS.. sx97 .214s.sx
SSH; Feb r. 1908; Mary and Michael Nolan
10 adolf Ichel; $1,000; attorney T. A lsAacs'
q William St
Sept %, 1906: Peter CD and Susan A Eek
hardt et al TO William Rankin: $1,000; attor-
ney. Lambert Quackenbush. p Broad st.
42D ST. s. 70 IT g OF LIST ave, 29k5o;S; May
I, 1896: Thomas Mcguire 10 Mary NJ Eyerard
and Farmers Loan and Trust co, exrs; SooO;
attorney, David NJ Newberger, 29l Broadwa ,scs
Jacob r. and Minnie seIigman to Edmund J
Levine. wykagi Park, New Rochelle, and Ma.
,l2, coo. attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust
Co l76 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; Jan 20 1911: Ralph I. Sc
sn to HfrR RaDbd nTss Il ana sno
1865 SIT Harry Sr GinsSurs to John Evans and
ano; $500; attorney, Seth B Robinson %
Nassau St
i2SD ST, n .. ss5 n Of 4th ave. ie6xico.n;
March q. 1906: Emilia Aaron 70 Emma Aaron;
s.. 900: attorneys. Wolf & X. 200 Broadway.
Isx1C011: June Is, 1857; Magdalena. Anna b
and Mary Bayley TO John w Minturn, syos-
set, Long Island; 500; attorney. + de p Foster,
10Th ST. $50 West. s. Isxssn; Sept %.
1911; Asher and Anna Miller 20 Aaron $ Kat
kowsky; s.. 800: attorneys, Spiro & w, 40 Mas
eau ST.
IS0TH ST. n g. 1855 n Of Fort Washing
ton ave- runs 1loxe 5s.7x s OK l2.6x lO33
to n street 1910 TO beginning; oct 81,
1913: Incorporated Terwilliger Realty Co to
Estates Mortgage Securities Co. $50 Broadway;
$3.50
1s3D ST. ga West n .. 3oxs9.1l: May "a. 1911:
John + and Johanna Fayen 10 Joseph T Barry.
Il49 Boston Road: 5000; attorneys Farley &
q ri Chambers ri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-11
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
APRIL 10.
Manhattan.

Bank for Savings to seamsn's Bank for
Savings; $4,000
Jacob Rosenberg. CIR. to Emanuel Blunt
81, 600.
Kate Mc1uirs to Tncs DsvisI q.
n Y Life Ins Co to Chelsea Realty Col
Elsie Insraham to Rachel PowsIl'
Benz Mordecd to city Real Estate Cot
s15 600
Isidor Hottie to Adolf II 81
Annie Oppenheimer TO Marie hsnowich;
VIM Hogencamp to Chas NJ Swereyi 81.
Mary II Smith and ano. eIrs te Helen II
Smith: $4,000
same 10 Hilda w Smith, s25, 900.
Nathan ] Packard and ano TO Carolina De
Vito: 81.
The Bronx.
Herrnax Realty Co 10 Bernard 10th; SUo
James G. wentz TO Lawyers Mortgage co;
$4,000.
$500
Anna NJ Jones TO Charles Kiesel; u
Sara c MADDEN Ondiv and as extrx) to law
yers Mortgage CO. s., 900.
John G. Klemeyer 10 Bronx Borough Bank;
s., 600
Morris Park Estates 20 Columbia Hnicker-
booker Trust Co: 2.b4s
Mary l. Barry to Mary A Brown; 400
Johanna Bluen (extrD 10 Johanna Bluen;
81 30
Wilfon Powell TO Rachel II Powell; 'i''oO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-11
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. April 10. 1911

new 1OTk, ApF1l H. lclf-
BEEyES-Receipts. 1.162 head 10 cars on
sale steers slow but steady; bulls in light
supply and 10@15c higher; cows firm to a
Fair 10 prime steers sold at ssass 80 per
100 4 ID: bulls Sc jOGs7 80: cows. SO 50G
SO -; one extra fat COW. 81 IS. Dressed beef
slow at IL. 13i2c per ID for city dressed
sales"s. sanders: 90 Penn steers, 1892 ID
average. IS 90 rer 100 ID; ~, l202 ID, ss 80;
$ 1l45 b. IS 80; 22 1866 10; 50 20; o 1881 1851
ID. Sc Is: 2, 1850 ID, SO so; 2, lO45 h, SO 10;
p 104o Id. Sc; l, $50 lb; 81 so; ]. 300 1 To- g.
I'D. lbs ID, IS 3d. / COW. 700 ID. SO so. ,o
Tobin & Shannon: 20 Penn steers, 1263
III. IS SO; stag. 100 Id. Sc 10; bulls, 1879
,Mepherson & Co: bulls, 1925 b. 81 g.;
10. SO 80; / COW. ITO 10, 81 %; ~ 1877 H.
- sSr H. Sc 5g s5 900 % h. SO 20; 1860 To-
Sc; 7. 1O2G ID. 81 So; H. 1896 10 50 .; $,
So III. 50 %; 10. 500 ID, s.; 10. 969 h. 81 10;
l.. 0i3 10. 81: -. 7sl 10. So 30.
CALyEs-Recepts, 93s head $50 on sale
TRADE slow and prices weak 10 25c lower;
Common TO prime yeals sold at ssgsIi oo
per 100 ID. culs az s8GS 10: dressed caves
II &c or more general top price; country
dressed at 1181414c. 200
sales-Tobin & shannon: iss vssls 12s
:" Newton 8 Co: 8. vesis, IA Id. 81; 81
1917 10. $40 70; II, 1O1 ID. S. yesterday: pa
veais. 1i9 III, 81 30. -.
S. Sanders: veaIs. 1913 ID. e11 80; "a, 12s
10. s11; 90, 12e ID. SO 80; 4. ilo ID, 70; ii
culls 90 Ii. S775; 4. 100 ID. 81.
g. Judd e. Co.. 85 veals l29 10, I'LL: 10 10
n, $40 so: 3 culls. 1T ID. 81 Ii. 1o2 H. 70 on;
McPherson g Co.: s7 vsalA 1873 ID. sii ao'
2, 40 h. S.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. <.sse
head: 80 cars on sale. sheep steady; lambs
15c higher; spring lambs unchanged In price
Clipped sheep Cwethers) sold at SO per 100 10;
unshorn lambs. IS 65: clipped lambs, S7"S1 40;
a bunch Of clipped lambs and warnings, gu ~
few Pennsylvania spring lambs, 50 per head
Dressed mutton quiet at 9g12c per ID; dressed
lambs, 12iAdl5c. Country dressed dollhouse
lambs, 81 50aS6 80 per carcass.
Sales-Tobin & shannon: $50 unshorn Mich
lambs % 10 average, SO 85 per 100 ID; 219
clipped Ohio 10 IL. 81 45: 121 Buffalo, So lb
81; 10 clipped Buffalo lambs and yearlings, 13l
h. SO %; i2S clipped Ohio wethers. % ID, 80:
Penn spring lambs. SIS each.
Kerns Commission Co.: 701 clipped Mich
lambs, 81 ID. 81 10.
HOGS-Receipts, 1897 head car on sale.
Market weak at last quotations. Good medium
weight hogs sold at 50 40 per 100 ID; roughs
IS 10 Country dressed hogs steady at o9l29c
per Id.
Sales-Newton & Co.: $50 Penn hogs, 1852 ID
average SO 40 per 100 lb; rough. 800 Id. So 10;
date yesterday, 10 state hogs, 100 ID. 80 40;
rough, $40 n, SO %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-11
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
APRIL 10.
Manhattan.

74TH ST. q p. 800 II Of Ave A: for =
stv garage. 1sx20. j. Opitz. 4S2 tAst "a IT,
owner; Z ] Schehck, 4l6S Park ave, architect
$500.
The Bronx.
NrTROsE AVE. n W cor 1s0th ct: for two
G sty brk tennis. 4jxs9 and 55xs6; Cedar
Construction Co Joseph Lese. 80 Nassau st.
presidcnO, owners: fremont Architectural Co.
4Ol fremont ave, architects; total cost 500
COO. am.
MORRIS AVE. Q =. from I43d st TO 18th
ST. for I sty brk shop and store; To- TX
owner; Moore & Iandsiedel 80 ave and 14sth
81. architects; cost, $4,000.
HOE AVE, w s, $3.50 II OF Freeman 81;
for a 5 sty brk tenement. 50Xss; Galveston
building Co philip Herschowslcy, 1Ofl HOO
ave- presidenp. owners; samuel sass ~ Union
Square, architect; cost $4,000.
OGDEN AVE o s. 30 T. $ OF 10th ST; for
stv brk tenement. s99x92; Phyfe Building
60 dLoyd ! Phyfe, 1851 University ave, presi-
DENT, owners and architects; cost S5O'OOo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-11
LARGE SITE FOR GARAGE
Automobile Club of America
Gets East Side Plot.

The Automobile Club OF America has
obtained a n-year lease OF plot Of ten
lots extending through from list 10 72d St,
between Avenue A and Exchange st.
The property IS owned by George II.
Storm. and will be improved with three
story garage. 70 house about $50 cars, for
the use Of members residing on the cast
side of town The lease was negotiated
hv Pease & Gilman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-11
S45O,000 Loaned on Property

The Lawyers Mortgage Company has
recently accepted loans amounting TO
about $4,000 as follows: In The Bronx
$4,000 on e97 TO 1905 Kelly St; $4,000 on
1896 10 1900 Daily ave; $4,000 on south
west corner Elsmere Place and Southern
Boulevard: $4,000 on southeast corner
Adams Place and Cresson ave, and sll,-
coo on 800 TO 334 East 145th ST. In Man
haitian, $4,000 on 265 West I'D St; SZOW9
on 334 West 23d St; $4,000 on 1861 ana
1870 Fifth ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-11
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.
fPy TELEGRAPH to Tie TY1bun.,

Philadelphia, April s.-Busineu IN ths la,
wool market has been quiet Sales hAve -
limited TO spots only. and those TO ruanuSarf-
urers who are in need OF short suprlies 10 Nm
out orders. Probably moro business could Be
with the various grades. which are prscfiosily
cleaned out One OF the scarcest varistiea IL
standard pulled wool. with quarter blood nesces
almost as scarce. Foreign woods are far rsIn-
wool being traded in AZ the present time Is
from abroad. Quotations are: New York Mich.
gan and Indiana-Fine delaine, unwashed, zoo
&c: half blood, ad2r5c; three-eighths, ?ia
24i2c; quarter, 2td24iac; braid and low CONT
ing. i9d2oc: bury. seefy and cotted, 17dlsc
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia-Fine
delaine. washed. 27G2sc: Xxx and above, es6
&c; half blood. 27a@c: quarter and three
unwashed. 22824c: x or Xxx, 2iG22o: hair
blood. 25c; three-eishths, &c; cuarter &c
braid and low combing isaac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-11
Realty Notes.

r. j. s. Flint was the broker in the
sale OF Driftwood, the former home OF
Henry slegel. at Orienta Point. Mamaro-
neck. y. Y. TO Nathan Straus. jr. After
extensive alterations TO the property Mr..
Straus expects to make II his summer
residence. ,
Eugene wolfsohn and William G.. Au-
gust have opened an office at 1913 ST;
Nicholas ave, under the firm name Of
Wolfsohn & August. for the transaction
az a general real estate business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-11
TRADING IN BROOKLYN
Apartment House with Stores
on Fifth Ave. Sold.

The Samuel Galitzka Company sold for
the John u. Sullivan Company to client
for investment 1903 Fifth ave-, Brooklyn,
four story double brick apartment house
with stores.
Frank A. Seaver & Co. sold for Thomas
Miniter the two story and basement TWO
family brick house $40 Ovington ave.
which the buyer will occupy.
The Buckley & Horton Company sold
IA Revere Place. between Dean and Ber-
ger SITS. three story private dwelling,
for ]. Newton to Mary Dissenferffer.
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8. Sanders: II Penn hogs. 159 ID, a a. !.
rough. $50 ID. IS Is.
s. Judd e Co: 10 Penn hogs. 1874 n a :.
4 roughs 1853 ID. IS Is. Wv

4 rouShS, ot3 10, Is 10. ~"
Chicago. April 1o-HOGS-ReceIpt,
steady; bulk OF sales, s. s0GS8 IS; lin, S
s. 90; mixed. IS 65qts 20; heavy. ~. 1910
rough, $ 4Odss So; pigs. 81 50dSs CO. CEN;
Receipts, 800; steady: calves firm "a - Ia
higher; beeyes. 81 1899 90: Texas steer. ssnscs
81 80; stockers and feeders, s. SON. Il, " 10
and hefers. 50 75dSs g.: calves. COWS
SHEEP-Receipts, 10, 900: strong; nat,v.sNsA
as7; yearlings. $ soas7 90: lambs s. S@
Kansas City. April i0.-HoGs-p.
200; higher: bulk, s. sass 20: heavy 10,
s. 12h packers and butchers. IS eDass "a Snv
s. 5OaS 61h; pigs. ssGss Is. CATTTpngnt-
ceipts, 600, including 90 Southerns. -hs-
prime fed steers. $ 60as9 .: dressst1 '.esy;
g 5OgS 80: Southern, s. 5GdS 10: cows ..sl
81 20: heifers. Nas9: stockers ana ,.~sm
Sc 50uss 10; bulls s. 5OaS7: calves s. 5ass,s:s
SHEEP-Receipts 200: higher: lambs q ~
- 10; yearlinss. 3sgS Is; wethers, s. 5c6ssT
St. Louis, April lo-HOGs-ReceIc,.
steady; pigs and lights. Ea& S5. miYes ~ ~,
butchers, IS sass S.; good heavy IS SoS,ss sa %
CATTLE-Receipts. ZOO steady. NATIVE ~ y,
steers ooG% 20 cows and helfers 8, ~
y .o stockers and feeders. Sass. Texas ~
Indian steers. S '5Q$s: cows and heifors az 90,
ass 90; native calves. ssGsli. SUFFP ~ ~
cepts, 1900; steady; native nu,,ons a. &c.
Sc ~; lambs, Sass %: sheared Iamhs Z ys
81 IS. "''S' = ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-11
AeRf = Is, Estate
Doctor Gets Big Price
for 10th St. Dwelling

The property is owned by the Metro
politan Life Insurance Company. whlch
TO Henry Corn. who acquired it from
Colonel francis Leland In exchange Tor
the Clarendon Building. at Fourth ave:
and 18th ST., intending TO erect twenty
story office building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-11
MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL ..
Manhattan.

HARLEM RIVER, Sherman II and atst st I:
Aaron Grollnan agt United Electric Light and
Power Co, owner; + T Nesbit & Co. Inc. con-
tractors 81 IS. -
9TH AVE, 72l; Harry slepian ast George II
Earle, jr, owner; ID r Clancy, contractor;
SIS =.
18TH ST. 8. 200 n OF 5th ave. 22sx1ooo
Fulton It Matheson agt Charles Brown. Mary
A Nlcoll and Henry Amerman. owners: Henry
G Smith Building Co. contractor; S7 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-11
Subway Builders Lease Plot.

For use ia connection with tho con-
struction Of the Broadway subway tho
T. y. Smith Contracting Company. which
- building tho section between 18th and
nth cts. has leased gl7 and 919 Broad
way, plot HxiD feet with an j. 4gx
lS feet. at the southwest corner Of Z1st
street, through william j. ROOme a. co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-11
Lots at Arverne Sold.

Annie Levy sold 10 the Lowell Con-
stTuction Company thirty-two lots OF the
SOmerville Realty Companys property at
Arverne, on Jamaica Bay. with front
m feet cast SIDE 81 seavie1y sve 9f1
feet south Of Adah ave. and 200 feet west
OF Somerville HarbOr, subject 10 mort
gaze Of 81 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-11
Sales at Plandome.

iEcIuse. Washburn g. Co have sold
~ PlandOme. on Manhasset Bay. an old
English house on Plandomc Road 20
Thomas J. Harper for immediate occu-
pancy The property measures I02xlO8
feet and IL directly opposite the home
OF Martin W. LittletOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-11
100000 Loan on Broadway

for Onward H. Mount on part OF the old
Lord & Taylor property. at the south
west corner OF Goth st. and Broadway.
mortgage for 10000. The property con-
sold recently for the Badeau heirs by
Cnivvis e. Co. TO Mr.. Mount. who pre-
viOusly held O one-third interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-11
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
APRIL 10
Manhattan.

sTTI AVE. 6ss: Gustav Robson sst Levi
Morris ~ al. Feb Z, 1914: 1893
Brown-Weiss Realities ct al; Dec is, 1slS'
s, $50.
18TH ST g West: Sutph.n hyer agt
West Ffftyninth Street co ct al;
March 80 1914 Oby bond) $500.
ETTI ST. 25e and 254 West: J Edward Ogden
Co agt Woolsey Realty Corporation ct all Aprii
4 fafi. to2G o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-11
Hotel at Arverne Leased.

The Lewis " May Company leased
for Nathaniel Mills. Jr.. Carlton Hall.
summer hotel on the west side OF Carl
ton ave, Arvcrne. Long Island. 10 b.
IIlachman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-11
U. s. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington, April fo,--The condition o, the
United States Tressury Of the beginning Of
business to-day was AS follows: Net balance
in general fund, ss.o55.sl9: total receipts yes
terday, s1sS2,s4a: total payments yesterday, ST.
sos s5l. The deficit for this fiscal year IL So
o9l 49, against a surplus OF 81. ss4 last year
exclusive o., Panama Canal and public debt
transactions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-11
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
M ahattan.

PARK ROW. 90; all; Sailing Simon ct ell 70
Edw Freund, 646 West 147th ST: 8 yIs from
NAV !. 1918: $4,000; attorneys. Lind p. 46
Cedar st.
GID ST 164 East, oox1o1.1o; the land: the
Beekmsn Estate TO Jos J Cohn. Grantwood,
y j. 20 WIS from MAY !. 1905 800; attorneys.
Levy & Unger, 115 Broadway.
GID ST. lG6 East: the land; same TO same;
18TH ST, 56 and IS West: space on tenth
floor; SO and IS West 45th Street Realty 20 10
Falk Tobacco co. 56 West 45th st; yrs mos
from May I. 1914: 81 600; attorney. Arthur
Falk. JG West 45th st.
9Th AVE. W $. 81 IT n OF 18th st. 103sx-:
ell VIM Vanderbilt et al, exrs. 10 Columbia
Realty 60. 20 East 42d 81; 81 yrs from May J.
1915; $4,000; attorney, Lawyers Title lnsur-
ance and Trust Co. 100 Broadway
I'D AVE. 202 TO 20s0. s. 75x1OO, all;
Mary L Jones 10 Film Amusement Co. 207s 3D.
ave; 10 yrs from May l, 1914 5000: attorney.
Abr Silberberg. 23s Broadway
CROSBY ST. 80: all; Michele Briganu 20
S Realty Corpn. "a Broadway: term men
toned in lease recorded Feb IS. 1910 $3.50
monthly attorney Strasbourger. 6 s. ~
Broadway.
9Th AVE. e45: all: Jos w stern and ano to
Herman feinsold, 643 eth ave: yrs from MAY
], 1914; 5000; attorney. Jacob Maksy. 15G
Broadway.
The Bronx.
BOSTON ROAD. between 1s1st and 1920 SITS.
Bronx Park Casino basement, ctc); William
Lowe 20 Alex Dunbar. Vyse ave: Z yrs
from Oct 10, 1912; $3.50; attorney, William c
" off. I32 Nassau St
ALEXANDER AVE. I27. cor 1880 st corner
store); Charlotte Schwenker and ano 20 George
Nogelsanger. 127 Alexander ave; 5 yrs from
May J, 1914; S4io; attorneys, Hupfel's Sons,
S42 ST AIMS ave
TIFFANY ST. n " cor 1899 ri corner store):
Lena Harris TO Bertha Essman. 1893 Tiffany at
yrs from May ]. 1914; 81 go; attorneys Nor
rison & $, 800 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-11
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
NJ MI ~
Manhattan.

9Th AVE. 7s2 to 1856. Union Mortgage Co
lonns Seven Hundred ana Eighty-four Sixth
Avenue co. Inc. 100000
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE-Two four story apartment dwell
ings, principal avenue fremont. West Farms;
owner must sell: cash and exchange. BAR
GAIN. Tribune Office.
LOANS $1,000 $4,000 WANTED SECOND
mortgage: security equity for each Sl2, 900
high class apartment dwellings. Bronx Park,
southern Boulevard. OWNER. Tribune Office.
FOR HOMES In the real country near New
York consult The Country Home League
40 West 32d street Phone $500 Madison.
SEND To Long Island II. r.. Room 81.
Pennsylvania Station, y. Y, for list OF
Long Island real estate agents.
COUNTRY LIFE Free) EXPOSITION in
Grand Central Terminal. A. NJ. TO @ Z. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-11

FOR -WYCKoFF. BERGEN COZ M
~ j.. 30 acre plot. nearly square. MAN ~ ~
along front and rear; elevation, $50 fec'' n %
OF sorlng water: good modern buildings. ci,s'
TO station 20 miles from New York ~
ALLEN. Wyckon. y. J.
MORsEMERE.- bungalow, Z rooms ar
provements. Harriet ave. near Ahhou, Yer
trolleys: $500. 500 down; rent. 20 N
man iS7 Greenwich ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-11

There are IN Danbufy Vol IocHIVu
OF every size, with siding along the y. I
" IL & IL r. II The manufacturer will nm
here abundance Of gas and electricity !.
power and lighting AZ reasonable cost SUI.
able plots in various parts OF the Guy
attractive terms. Some fine home sites A.
for sale Danbury business men invite ~.
industries and new residents. For fur'"'
particulars address - .sso.x
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NEW YORK STATE

FOR SALE.--New s room house. bungSoN ',nd
sign, beautifully situated on high s."isrr
large porch. with mountain View, all h'Saw
'q home "a" or 70 spend end
with family; price. 5000 Apply Floyd WV"
Attorney. Kingston. ". Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ORToLE1
CONNECTICUT.
Rapidly Growing DANBURY, conn.

-------------------
Population $4,000. Is Miles from y. y. CITY
20 Manufacture Establishments. More Wan'e'
TRANSFORMATIONS FACILITIES.
A City with Unequaled Natural Advantage
for Residential and Manufacturing
Danbury is reached by the Danbury' bert-
shire. Litchield and Highland Divisions. Sef
York. New Haven & Hartford Railway. Hes-
sonable rates for freight are made VIZ
railroad and express company. on one OF ,he
principal automobile routes between We"
York City and the Berkshire HIS.
BUSINESS AND SOCIAL. -,
Churches OF every denomination WIZ
many social and fraternal organizations,
meet its religious and social needs Ihs
best goods at low prices may be had IN 's
many retail stores
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS. 81,
Danbury has well paved streets. lnstaleu
electric lights on the business and residen
tlal streets. Fifteen miles or electric rAn
way. Owns its own water system, worm
81, 00O, 900. with an immense new resernon
capable OF supplying 10000 people liz
and police protection. Free mail denN'rs'
state, normal and high. aud several gram
mar schools Beautiful lake with open AZ
attractions during the summer.
Manufacturing Opportunities 49,
There are I'm Danbury well located si,.'
81 "a the y. I
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70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
Fine Officer Park Row R,i;ldina

For X e n Opp. Postofce. Facing B'way
Douglas Robinson. Charles 5. Brown Co.
IL Wall Street. New York
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29
COSSACKS DESTROY
HUNGARIAN GUARD
Flower of Austria'S Army
Wiped Out to a Man in
Furious Charge.

Petrograd, Sept. 28.-The following
account of the destruction of the Hun
garian Guard, a cavalry division, IN
The battle of Grodek, appears in the
"Russko SlOvo":
"a considerable force of Austrians
fell upon the advance guard of Cen
eral Broussilof, which was composed
of infantry, Cossacks and light artil-
lery. The plan of the enemy was clear.
He hoped to shatter our advance guard
and then break through our centre.
Our infantry and artillery had strong
~ intrenched themselves and in re-
serve were several Cossack detach-
ments.
"At first the Austrian infantry
moved out for the attack. 1t was met
with a deadly fire of cannon and ma
chine guns and the enemy wavered and
fell back.
"Then the cavalry was sent out. The
flower Of the AustrO-Hungarian army,
the Budapest Guard division, formed Of
Magyars, bright acketed Hungarians,
galloped furiously down in close or
der. II appeared as if nothing could
arrest their impetuous course, not even
the awful shrapnel fire of the artillery
which brought death and destruction
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bullets from machine guns. The Mag
vars did not hesitate for a moment,
but continued to charge at our
trenches.
Zone more minute and it seemed as
if nothing would be left of our infan-
try. All at once the thud Of hoofs snd
the clatter of steel were heard, and the
Magyars were met by whirlwlnd of
Cossacks.
For two hours the Austrian ard
Russian infantry watched with beating
hearts the scene of terrible carnage.
At the end Of this time of the fine
Budapest Guard division not one man
was left, and the whole field was
strewn with the enemy's corpses, sew
cred heads, hands and legs and dead
horses.
"The commander Of the division,
General Frohreich, could not stand the
disgrace of defeat, and shot himself on
the battlefield. AS vas afterward ex-
planned, he had promised to carry 20
the Austrian Emperor on the latter's
birthday news of the complete de-
struetion of the Russian army. By
throwing his division on to the Rus
slams the Austrian general was fully
convinced that the next day he would
be able to announce to the Emperor
the promised victory.
"Befo.e the battle the Magyars were
ordered to do2 their parade uniforms"