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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10

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ATHENS OnIO-D zcnner %: W C..,a. 90 "
ALTOONA. PTNN-Jacob Brett: Miss sno,dnan ;
BlNGlIAMr0N, "a II swar, 90. A swsrI.
1891 Hway, l.num q0g
cH CAGo Twelfth Street store; IcboskJ. jobs
Z rrsbuE0ll-- Roscuhsgm Col Mr.. Kerr Nj, De-
-, m Inn, snl I Behr. 10 W S2i, 81 Room iuO.
flIISRI kGhrfrans a sodet II shamburg hr
r1rrsBuRCli- Kaufman Dept Store: Keller
and ; Lew. suits tbesereutl; 200 9th ar. Room
ct LOUIs-St Bser Fuller: Mss Webb. suit,
PHu.ADELpuIA-liers A nefg: Berg and mri
q Dorfman. 200 yth ay Room ZIG
PlluADlLpHiA-b efs Bros. Miss PsrneN: n "
25d 81. Room 1907.
rHLADEIPuIA-Bers a Dors. Bsfs 400 bih
ST LOlIS-stt BNer 4 Fuller. Mr., o VI Thorn
ton, u " $50 g. Room 1907.
waists.
BALTIMORE Ecrrheimer nros BefS; 40 Hh
ClicAGo- Tselrh stree, store; + Lcsosi0 1901
NEW GIiIEANs--D Il Holmes. Mise Gee. IS Z
ST LOUiS--StlS- BAer 2 Fuller. Miss Sparks; II
W sSd 81 Room 1907
chidrea's snd Iniann' wear
BALTIMORE Bernhelmer Bros Bork. ''o 'ih
cIEyTIkND~o Bailey co; A Ahrsns; n W .sd
60. Room 1907.
Basement Goods.
BOSTON-Fileuc's: G Cooper. cloaks and suits. v
Ring. furs end dnescs. u NJ Levy. WAists W
shyenusn. skirts II Smith. infants and chii
Mrs Kasauoi. lstlcs' usckwear. ll6 " 3-i Il,
Room 1902.
Miscellaneous.
BAL1IMoRE- Baltimore Bargain Hous, ID Vomer.
mcu's rioihilg. 80 flh av Room ltll.
BOSTON-R "a White. Miss Fleming scsr. and
nu goods 4-0 4th as. 18th floor
CHICAGO Humau's, q II Trimmer. SIN; ll6 W
t-d 90 Room 1910
CHICAGO Msnde Hfos. g Dykes. linens: IS
2.d 81. l-tH floor.
DAYTON. OHIO-Iouis Ma1lcr Go. Francis,
general mdse. JIG W 32d A.. Room 1910.
FRESNO. CALI Gottschak 4 Co; Gotischak,
general md-e. llb " 31d SO. room lilO
OMAHA NEB-J l. Braudcis n Sons; W g Nc
Hisuf laccs aud Cmbds. 1861 HWsy iith floor.
OMAHA NEB-J l. Braudcis a Sons. HI BOYD,
mems furnishings: 1851 Bway; llth floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
PLAYERS ARE PROBLEM
Hermann Admits Difficulty Of
Baseball Peace.

Chicago, Nov. efforts to restore
peace in the baseball world were re
warded to-day with progress, according
70 August Hermann, chairman of the
National Commission, after an hours
conference with Charles Weeghman.
Hermann would not say that peace
would come Immediately, and insisted
that some serious problems must be
solved before an agreement could be
reached. including that Of taking care
of the ball players, which, he said, was
the most serious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
DONOVAN LASTS
ONLY SIX ROUNDS
Gibbons, Always Master,
pummelS Young and
Willing Opponent.
CONSTANT JABBING
WEARS BOY DOWN
peferee Stops One-Sided Bout
at the Garden After Young
Mike Is Badly Battered.

how was sent 60 mill at Madison
s,,ere Garden last night. and the re-
~. vss the same as it has always
- "Younc" Mike Donovan, son Of
- former mdd,ewoiGht champion OF
t~,cr,,a a fSIr but comparatively in
',,eriepced boxer. triCd sd check the
,fccr of Mike Gibbons. the ST. Paul
'.,,o-8 ~ the ro0Cd arena. After ore
...-,to ana seven seconds OF boxing in
he sixth round Billy Roche stopped
he slaughter GO prevent Donovan being
shocked CUT
me whole afair was painfully cn.
34od Donovan never had = chance
se,or,pi.h anything against his r.
;blcss walked into him, popplng h.
r-rches home end getting away WI.a
teuy returns. There was jar in she
81 Paul mans punches.
Wien he chose 90 cut loose Donovan
must have imagined that battery OF
sgusv Bertthas was bCmbardirC him.
Il as on rare occas .Cns only that Glib
sors elected 90 drhr He knew full
Vel the uan before him and did not
Try overheard. 60,
rear away stone, the constant jabbing
,,cre "VcunC" Mike Donovan down.
Re was aooscj three times, and the
,lir6 time be went down Billy Roche
.alies halt The peculiar part Of the
,r,ebes which sent Donovan TO the
MAJ was .bst they landed high on the
Sssd. sn5 not ou the Jaw. young
Nike" bore the marks Of battle. His
,ve was cut. and his face, nose and lips
we're swollen TO twice their natural
g1e He was % sorry spectacle when
.e left the ring.
Gibbons was unmarked. BE fitted
around. evajing the leads OF his rival
rith the greatest ease. 8 few times
Dopovan landed. but che greater mum
her Of his punches found resting
oiace on Gibbons's shoulders, gloves
~ elbows OF swished through the
,nose-lssen air. And 10 may be said
rat Gibbons did not try over hard.
gs seemed 20 be willing 20 loaf along
and take things as they came, but he
vas so vastly superior mat there could
ss no other way. .,--..,.,
In The last bout o. the night Kid
lewis. - England. outboXe1 Phil
Bloom. OF this city. Lewis IS fiashy,
Jeve- boxer. bot be IS lot another jim
Driscol by many lengths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
Danny Green, 0utfielder, Dead

Philadelphia. Nov. Danny Green.
az one time a star outhelder on the
Chicago National and American League
baseball teams. died to-day in an in-
stitution in Camden. y. J. While play
ing with the Minneapolis team OF the
American Association several years
ago Green was struck on the head By a
pitched ball. and never recovered from
the effects Of the injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10

etc: NJ. j. Nugent l47th. sept. "a. improper
language. struck boy. "a. j. Nugent. 18th,
oct. 20. false arrest. improper Language. G.
T. Hagen, l55th. june ls. improper patrol ,
W u. McGulnness. 10th compliant IN 4zdl,
July g. cOnv rsation. etc, j. T.. McNulty.
Traffic A. oct. "a absent from post. etc.
Found Guilty and Dismissed from the
Force.-Ptmu. owen Ridden. l6Qth.
charge. OCT. DC. intoxicatlou and violation Of
the rules.
Death. NJ Hanrahan. inst MT 7:20
.. m Nov Z.
Rcvocution.-So much Of Par. .. : O
- G.. 20. as assigns ptlmn. y. l.. Massie.
Jr.. 6sth. 10 Training school, q days. is re-
VOke1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
FIRE RECORD.

s.a,-I74 Grand e.. Isaac Alprs; Sigh.
t50-j and East 10Th Sc. Mannheim snicro 4
60 3d. ght
8O-227 East l05th &c.. Louis Guinsn: 500
i40-lt3 Chr size Go. g. h4nmel Press 90
sl.gh..
Pm
2l0-ll0 West ilsth Ct. Annie Burke. if!fins
3--l-s West 2ith &C.. unknown. trfug
s-5--lO13 simpson So. The Bronx. Jacob ksDlsD
trih D.
3 .s0-G0l Second av.. Samuel Mummer sos
.30-237 Mercer g.. Ieridel Lyman loss
un.uuWu
64p-l47j wilkins sv The Bronx. National WEI
Wash Co. tr.nIus.
6.s,-2,6 last jstl 90. Hoffman Brewing Co..
trn.ug
7.O0-g2Jo Amsterdam av. John Zadigial. u!Aing
7I0-5a West list st. Wolf plcdtug Co.. ri ls.
1lU--ti last I20th a.. owner unknown. tr.d.ls.
f.-p--93 Cannon 3d.. Elias C.sire1. trhHg
e.2J-lo2o Simpson S. fA- BroLE. Union Rank
trn.nF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
QUEENS COUNTY
SUPREME COURT

rrisi Tetm-Psh i--GARRETSoN. j. Part II
Van SICLEN. IA i1 in.
Attention " tie Bar :. c4.l7l to Rules q. and
:, Calendar Rule. Queens County.
A. Is requested tlat fle name " tt8 t-l4l counsel
-, Ell with the erk in PAT T.
Diestefauo Bkyu. queens Brown Long b GO
Co Suburban 60 HershkoUt G. I q RR
OsbornlN \ Brewing 60 Daley. adm lJEi fgOtf&Co
COOney Me.dOu S.hsaier. iiir-clmdu
Woclcchowcz Nichols, tisari / * n co
Ziuga.e BklmHRKCo Alacau.ey|L / r. Co
schOeudOn. rs smdNf bNcly Bhyn Bread co
O'GrRdy and ano
The following causes 81 marked ready Nfl te
passed for the day No cause viii be- set f0f day
ga ibis call
scanlon NYSQCRyCo Goldman Ian iufHtf
Tealdi a NJ Scnaeief Shankor ana
Brewing 60 Lynch q I ~ r r 60
Helm NYCRRCo Weight n 4 X 60
Churchill Tan infantl Schroeder IAN ufauuN
CosmOp Motor CO Marine VI * c.
Darcy 80 Az rs 60 Nap0itllln 1Der-.C0
D0yc/NYNQCoRyC0 Goi'rey Tan influtJ|
Porter. A. admN|tNY Gay and aru
Fidelity and Deposit co LaRler tan t0fant)/Pe-
OF MAO 90 T ust 60 lrtIer aGd ano
G0gauy iuterborRTC1 Lrger Fra"k q lls CO
lacOh|N q q + 60 tAl0I ucguOl Con CO
Cummings. NY&QC0Kylo o'Ncili MHMcWhirterC0
Marshai.|M q a T e. Doyle Nl&Q, olNt Go
Highest reached. J3i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
WELSH BOXES TO DRAW
White Evens Honors with a
Whirlwind Finish.

Milwaukee, Nov. 9-Freddic Welsh.
of Wales. lichtweight champion Of the
world, was held TO draw in fierce
ly fought ten-round contest here to-
night.
Under the law a referees decision
could not be given. but il was the
opinion % the newspaper experts that
Charley White evened UP honors by
his whirlwind finish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
Bender May Be a Brown.

"Cbiefo Bender will not have 20 play
with tie Cincinnati Reds. but a tate al
most ss cruel may be his lot. Branch
Pickev refuses 20 waive on the best
golf plaver on the Athletics pitching
.taT. and u Connie Mack does not
change his mind the Indian may have
90 nlav with the S. Louis Browns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
STORAGE NOTICES.

THE following persons are hereby noure
that the household goods, personal euecf-
merchandise and etc. now on storage wi
be soiI uf Public Auction Tuesday. Noven
Der q. 1919 a. 1880 A. ~. az 2iS-i'-t
Broadway. there being over ore years sior
age charges duo and according to law D.
such cases. By order or Thomas keili
Proprietor Of Broadway Storage Warehouse
gei5-45-t7 Broadway. Mus D. p. liess. NJ
s. g. Howard. IS. j. Nelson. 3. ". kuot
Mrs p MARITIME. a.. H.tteric.. Mre. D
S.guire. j " Harmon. Mrs. i. tlfonueal
Nr a. a. Norcauf Hans Nahrs. Nm. Alex
8n1er. Mrs.. D sullivan. %. Dickens. g. 4
Bong EiIz Duch-n.ug. MIS-. J. n DIVER
Mr. h Roseufhal. Mrs. S $ Dougher2
Lawfou NeElhoIe. Nrs Sfroucln. Ami
Pawn Mr- E Harri-. Miss 81 brandon.
IFE RROTuTNs' STORAGE AND VAN CON
PANY STORAGE Wt cl4us. No-ct-l To whom ,
mas concern. Ne NlI Ed 90 public auction, ~
East l-lfh .t. 900 TIllsllJ. NDtculer la l'Il
comme.ciIg af l0 "a DID,. to.s'lo goods f,o's
OBJECTS. rerrIarIlsc etc.,. stored NY uf in name
fo 0ss. Mis-. Mo- McDeullt. ? 8. SfeHar, Nfs
Geo Buzz ll- G.istr NJ p. No0l. 4 nrt Grove
thas SCOTT. Do j.. G-ctllul Grad carer "
I.5,re Ios MelI.sfe.l. Afr- a.. p klHa-fs, Mt
Annie Naffh. Mrs. Law %. iamfs Nuflrs- AI'
Brown. Al Grnts stamping ami Iinlln- CO..
IuIe-s al charge. are paid on Dr leiofe Woven
her 10 1915 same all PEI s1i according 10 "a" r
p" 'LIifE BROS. STORAGE 8 yAN co.
iis-iis E.i i.Faa :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
Minors VIII Uphold
National Agreement

Omaha. Nov 9-There was every IN
dication tonight that the National AS,
ISOLATION Of Professional Baseball
Climbs. i'm convention here would de
clare almost unanimously in favor Of
remaining under the national agree
mert. The Central League, composed
of Ohio and Indiana clubs. already has
pledged itself 20 that policy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
WHAT THE BUYERS
WILL LOOK AT TODAY

pIrrsnURCIi-kaufman Department Store J l.
Gefastiy. laces. arr goods and einbd, zoo 9Th
sv Room 500
SAN fRANClSCo-Prsgcr Go. A NJ Eisfeider lsces
emhds. ribbons, etc; 100 sta nv. Room llla
TOlLDo oHlO-L Wilmer Co. W n Gerber. 81
needle work aud ncrkvrar. g. W SchwaErr no.
tiqns. Stationery. leather goots and sistrsars. 20
" ga 81, Sth ho0r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
Safety First" Says Stallings

George S,allings will take his cham
picn Braves for their spring training
next season 70 Hot Springs, ARK,
where the courts last winter perma-
nently enjoined the Feds from tamper-
ing with players under contract to or
ganized baseball.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
STATE


rntIoT Or Appf 50 ALENUATs
b'ftiinshs. i'A''' 80 mus 90 u A In B1Od
stanton, W az, ,1,t opu-av Re VII Of Mott
- ! Juih,t5 I',r.r.i "a he Mclaughlin GleiSide
sultan u Turkey Tlryahin 49,.
u. IN "A re ~ y >fnliiN h'hH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Reinstatement.--Ptlmn (4th grade) C.
4. stona, assigned 90 -s'h from 40 a. H..
Transfers and Assignments a p. M.
Soy. D.-Lieut. FtiiX Mc,Orry. 18th. from
Cd. Q D.. m. NOV. 50. MD. pt.mn with
horses. etc., a. W. McKean t2d from o.h,
t0 Traffic g.. Golden lltzGeraId. 90, r.. B..
Kelly. td, w.. 4. Coots. i5Nh. Michael
Minogue 156th G.. IT, Damn 2..d, 20 Traffic
ID. ~. %. brgS-, 1889. y. y. Baird. l6.th;
William Fitzsel ald. lt'th. R. J. Marshall,
a. McAvoy. +. g. bunham. 2'6tn. from
21Sth: Ptmn. q. J. Olson. 1880 from l45thi
assigned TO mounted duty. ). r. O'Brien.
C3i from 9Th; J. L. Wendell, 65th. from f.d
j. T. McCamiey lGsth from ieOth. Emil
Fehlhammer. z92d. from Goth; Louis Moses
-9zd. from go; N. T. bowling. @@d. from
l5od. j. a. Logomafsini lshh; assign 20
bicycle duty. r. f.. Roden H6th. from 5th;
!. A. Scheideler. Zisth. from l5jth; \. l..
Temporary Assignments.-Lieut II. }.
DeyO. 36th. G. q. WILSON, 6sth. to &. o.
II days. from a. m, Nov. 9. Michael
Brcen 18th. 10 command 6s,h. from Q "A. M,
Nov. 10. during absence Of captain on sick
report: Ptmn. r. II. Peyton. "a. 70 9Th /.
D.. days. from 4 p m. nov. z. J. j. shea.
3th, to bet. Bureau, ~ days. from Z 2. m,
Nov. u Erastus Belchcr, 3D. station house
attendant 10 days, from ?. IN. Nov. u;
Arthur Walaudcr 5sth. Training school. J.
DAYS. from O.. NJ. Nov. 9; Jacob Hack.
3ed TO O.. o.. duty in corridors. Police
Hdqre. Manhattan. II days. from D. u.,
NOv. S. O.. 3. Cu.Qutttt, pol pti- bureau
10 DAVIS. from 4 y. m. Nov. Z; J. J. Wiley,
I5Uh. bet. bureau. days. from o.. m,
Nov 7. Angelo Csya, 18th; T. J. Harvey
ea1. q J. Mills 3Sth: V O"Toole. l4lth. !.
r. Campbell, l70th. 20 {. o.. 30 days, from
ri M Nov 10. John Cassetu, eth. Romoc
Psaano 10Th: :. @. Nj. Love- 18th. q. !.
Marlin. 1Sth: W. j. McCanerty. Slst: 7. T..
COREY Slst: j. T. Wilson. 3sth. Joseph Pes
e,Iano som. Joseph filkinsOn. lG1ih. T.. J..
kellr. 10th; f. l.. Ettinger 9TH Dist, bet
Bureau 10 days. from %. m. NoV. Il;
IenVe- without pBy)-Capt w. +. Fen
,o'i,. t5ttb 3 DAYS from ]. r. IN. Nov. Z;
l,t'nr J. j. Mcintyre. 9th day. from l2pl
- Nov. il: Willard Blake. olst. days.
ron, . ID. m. Nov 10. Edward Roe slst. !
Isv from ~ o. m. Nov. s. ". J. Kenna.
1f-+r day. from p. M, Nov. f. T.: 4
%elscn. l4sth. ] day. from l2;cl a. M. nov
:. r q. Winter l5ist. ! day. from 1901 q.
M. Nov. g. ,-.-, ----,...
Sick Leave.--Ptlmn. Rudolph Tesiny,
,o.I IN DAYS from 5 o. m. NOV. s.
hnniications for Full Pay Approved
..,yf Carl Haeussler, -.lth. from J;o0 o. M,
min T. 10 noon. ave. p, sich r.porl fumn
.,T.ruian Bentley. 6ist. from 500 2. in.. sept
- ,o noon. oct. %. sick report Pa'rick No
K.ogn T.afic b. from noon. sept. ~, 20
,,r,p sent g. SICK report
eprimanded.-Ptlmn. BENJAMIN Jacobs
saf Aug Is. failed Co pay deut, j. '. fItIl.
ssJ' lrowplaint IN 6lst. oct lo tailed 70
y@,ef. 4 o. DuerhOlz. $50. sept. ~. ~
s.h,a natroi etc: Albert Manning, ttih.
49, "a absent from fixed post etc; j. ].
gt,, eSth sept - absent from post. q.
- Rurton. 1886. oct u. absent from posi-
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NEW JERSEY CHARTERS

tBy Telegraph 10 The Tfioune.l
Trenton ~ j.. Nov. s-Auoio Sales Co.
Newark. clocks. $50 oOc. ) b. y. Smith, J. p.
Reilly. J. r. Haveanf Newark
Queen city Auto Co, Plainneii, sutomo-
tiles. 80 01r Frederick Bndress. p Wailcr
EnGrcss Pisinfcii
West Hoboken Investment Co.. Newarki
real estate. 500 900. a. &. Barrett. X. ?.
Anthony, Michael Suzrue Dr.. Newark.
New York Biuowine Co. Jersey Citsi
a5.0oo. G. 80 Wafne. Henry Fitch. IT,. q. 2.
Hardy jersey CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
Al Mccoy Boxes To- Night

Al Mccoy, who won the middle
weight championship from George
CHIP. will try to convince the boxing
enthusiasts that he is real tighter
when he meets soldier" Bartfield at
The Broadway Sportin, Club, Of Brook
jvn. tonight. Mccoy won his last bat
lie. stopping the time-honored Willie
Lewis i'm q f-w rounds. He viii have
his hands full with Bartfeld.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DUNDAS DRUG co.
so2-4 Canal ST., \. Y. G

s,..s....... 'l.l....i.......S.
IA, Yosh CAKPII CLEANING WUkks.
Oldr,t Lars 20. Most Mo.isrn
fINg RUGS wONEN FkOM OLD CARPETS
p,..s. Reasonable send f0f Cifrulsr
IL. 1902 iCs3 BDGnt ., 80 West i5,n =
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO -
r~aus by compressed air steam. hand o.
ON loer 1853 Broadway. ~ EaAt ssih -
coz 4 BRANUT Tel t3e-9sth
Muitlgrapn Letters. 800. 81 30. 1000
81 IS Do COO s. PROMPT 10 Westncrf1rd Ne
Nassau Room 1908 fho.e Beckman $50
B. ARTHUR BROWN s co. l26 Liberty 81
Eeet0r 2251 Holmes System for residences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10

Fighting" Joe Hyland and Bull
Thompson win slug it out in ten
round contest al Browns Gymnasium.
This will be a treat to those who prefer
ha ] hitting 10 science.
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REFEREES APPOINTED.
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Sick Leave.-Ptlmn. Rudolph Tesiny.
iotb 90 DAYS, from o. m. NOV. -
nriications for Full Pay Approved
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NEW YORK COUNTY

SUPREME CoURr. .,.,.,.,,
..,.,, nisI,Ien| INGKAfAM +. J. NJ La La 1h 1
Nggy'% AIIGHIiN DONLiN1 and hol''Ni'''
JJ-At .. M
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RECEIVER APPOINTED.

SUPREME coURr-PFNpLETON. =.
s9gais Hepburn. Natl Mas. Be cYlnce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10

BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT
special Tsrm-RlADY. T.
TX PARTE-AfOTiONS.
M..si..v -burarwan fi~rf1anisFfn Bzlncr
1osgr0se ReidanSpecSo raAs teslefipeSli'c
Greenbcrser Saltrscijsf h5tl Afrf
RosenzRclE -.ilr9n far'er ar.-r
speciai rsrm-rnais-BkADN D.
No lag 90 ei.dAr
Trial Term-BRADY. J.
Van Dozen Al s-Bar'9 later ~ %
p-rt \ y ~. I0y.c Nhtney
Gr1daer Naldcl NiiAin bosr
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WORK IS STARTED
ON Ne " STATION

Elizabeth City. n. c., February 10
Actual construction work have been
commenced on the $4,000 passenger
station for Elizabeth City. Contractor
Frank Muth. of Edenton, is on the
scene with large force of hands dig
ging the foundation. The brick work
will begin rs soon as this Is completed.
The work Will be pushed to a rapid
completion, and Mr. Muth expects to
have the building ready for occupancy
In a short time.
| This new passenger station OF the
| Norfolk Southern Railroad Will be To-
Gated on the main line ut the head of
Main Street. 1t will he modern in
every respect, and viii be constructed
on plans which will give Elizabeth City
station in Keeping with the size and
Importance of the town.
Working on New Mills.
Contractor ]. w. Martin has been
awarded the contract to build the new
hosiery mills. and no is now busy Sc
curing material for the work
The mill will be located on the Gran
dy lot South Water and Laurence
Streets The building will no 65xl3O
feet. The plant will have a capacity
OF l.50o dozen n day. More than 200
hands will be employed In this mill,
with weekly pay roll Of about $1,000.
The management OF the new mill will
be in the hands OF the officers OF the
be run in connection with the old plant
Agree to Compromise.
The suit of C. w. Hollowell and 9TH
ers against =. G.. Sawyer and others. TO
recover the title to a large tract OF
land, which has been In progress In
Superior Court here for several days,
came to an abrupt end this morning
when the lawyers on both sides agreed
% compromise, In which the plaintiffs
shall pay back to the defendants the
purchase money in tho sum OF $780,
with interest at per cent for two
years. and allow the defendants to keep
the rents for two years: and the de-
PENDANTS shall deed tho property back
TO the plaintiffs. The suit has cost the
plaintiffs about $1,000, as 1t was agreed
In the compromise that the plaintiffs
shall pay all tho cost
This suit grew out of deal In which
n large tract of land OF the g. w. Hol-
lowell estate was sold Tho plaintiffs
became dissatisfied with the deal and
sued for the recovery OF the property
ialleging fraud.