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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-25
Today!s War
Summary

I,cport- frOm Russian sources
during the la-i two DAYS of an
imposing victory in the war with
Austria AMI GciJnany ale at VAR
ianoe with ofIis.iai statements
from Berlin. While the German
military authorities stated posi-
lively that the advance toward
Warsaw had been Chcri0cd b, the
arrival OF Russian rcipTorycmcnts.
there wits NO indication Ia today's
statement that any decisive tc-
suits has been attained bN either
of the opposing fOrte>.
The ofiirial ststcmcnt speaks
confidently OF the German opera
lions in the es'~t. saying that a
counter Offensive ItDssian move.
mcnt between the Nistula ard
Marta rivers, tlic -ccuc Of the
main action, had faded. To the
north. in Fast Prussia. q - said.
all Russian attacks were rcpuls-
ed. while similar results arr ic-
ported to have attended the cf-
forts of the cucny Ia the south
in the mo,cincnt against CFacow
aud the sii,.sian frontier nf Ger
many.
Latest adticcs from Pctrograd
made NO departure fium pre-, ious
Clainis ef inporthnt successes. -
thut tire situation in the cast re-
maincd olt-suic.
H.asN A. -.
fiOm parts. Berlin aud ilondon
concerning the situation in iicI-
gfum aud France gave partial
confirmation Of private reports
that the Germans wcrc beginning
another grcTt cnurt To- smash
through their way Ia the En2iisb
channel. Iioth the British Rnd
French sthtcment- mention light
ing along the linc south of the
Nprcs la Belgium.
The French war onicr states
that some grO0nd wa gained by
the ailics bctwncn l.angcman'k
and Zonnclcckc. -ns'il Belgian
towns northeast of NprrS. To
the south. in the vicinity of -
IBnsscc. Frame. a u said thGt
trenches wrc-tcd from the briti~h
were rcCdpiurrd D., Indian troop.
Heavy lighting continues Ia the
NIeonsc. the outcome of which
may decade the fate of Ncr,iun.
while German atta,h hs ucar Nrr-
dan are -aid ~ have bccn re-
pulsed.
The G.sIman uni'iai cnmmuni-
catioa stated that aside from
some pTugrc~> made near Arras
the situation in tlur wr-t was un-
changed
Ntordiug Ca Bdsu'e~ from
Ni.h. the Au~,rians have met
with defeat la their invasion al
ScrNin. Au-uian foruc- in the
Northwestern part of the Uuuntry
are Reported Ia have been ~
pulsed With heavy l"s-c-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-25
AIrENDANCE NGNN BREAhs
TuE CONVENTION WIooORi'

More than nfteen hundred melnNei1
had registered m the New MeNl''
Educational associations twenty p
ninth convention yesterday eNenins.
maaias the attendance AZ this meet
lns 60 per cent isrgsr than that oi
a year ago. since many of the visitors
are not members of the Tea h'fs "-
sociatlon. Predictions that last year =
attendance murSed hish water anu
that uo such snthering ever could ne
held agaia. were made irreif hf,'
last year. but these have been wn"iil
dispr0Ved this week. Yesterday anu
to-day predictions were senrd that -
such gathering a. this ore ever wouid
De- held here agsin. bui n me
opinion 81 those beet informed inst
tn spite of attractions elsewhere ih
lalB. the convention h Likely g."
prove 80 aig drawlns card nfN,
tiens are eqnal Mahy teachers All
(Coniinucd on Page rhree.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-25
Colorado Protest
Against Probe Of
Mines Vain
Federal Industrial Relations
Commission TO Continue It's
Plans as Scheduled for In
vestigation in Strike Area.

Chicago. NoN % The suggestion
OF Governor Ammuus Of Colorado
that the Investigation Cf tEe United
States commission ON Industrial reia-
uona into q coal miners strike be-
post tpoped was declined today
Frank a. wash, chairman of inc
commission. sent the folloWins tel
egrum tu Governor Ammons.
"Your tclegram received. a. viii
be impossible to postpone The hear
ing ~ the united states commission
on Industrial rciatols SET Tor De-
cemoer o. 90 Denver Please ue as-
sured that uo acton Nih be- taken sub
yorslyc OFF Tie maintenance of peace
ana order or whieh IS not in fuil nc-
cord with the pubiic welfare trust
thar the commission mag have the
privilege of co-opefauag with YOU 90
thar end
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-25
ROOSEVELT GRANTED
CHANGE OF VENUE IN
BARNES LIBEL CASE

Ahaut a. Nov sa The u-
pcnnto division today reversed tho
rollins of supreme Court Jusllfe thcs-
ter. Who refused "a change oi venue
for thr trial of thc $50 goo libel suit
brouEhi hs William Hnrnes against
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt colonel
Roosc1 oif sought the change.
Tho court ordered the frisl to De-
held ln OnondHea Hstead of Albany.
Tho Roosevelt attorneys claimed
thst Mt Batnes FORMER chairman 81
the Republican state Committec dome
mated the poiiuos of Albany ronnir
and that consequently iar trial
could NOT be hsa there The appel
late court held that neither party
should be compelled 20 try the action
in the county lu which the other
party resides
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-25
Warships Smash Grim Pre-
parations for Attempt to
Crush Allied Lines With
Telling Artillery Fire.
ALLIED FLEET RELIEVED
BY SINKING SUBMARINES
Danger of Undersea Raid Is
Now Thought to Have Been
Minimized; Damage In
flioted is Great.

London. Not 80 G-.15 y. MI
The destruction of ticrmans's mdi-
mcntsry naval base az zeehrusgo by
shell nre from British and French
Warshlps. tosetbcr with Gergnany =
grim prcprrpusus for her renewed
attempts to crnsH svay through the
allied line u Frrura coast were
the most si -anf csttutee BOO to-
days n,ws $50 th. western arena
OF the wst
In the east the situation as regsrds
the Russian and German armies ln
Poland remains little obscure The
Germans on the whole. are nor deny
ing thar the advance ~ General Won
HindcnJurg has been checked. while
the Russian war o.hce, although not
issuing an extended statemrnt, claims
q decisive victory
Win the Smashing Of the sub-
marines which the Germans had
been so nboriogsiy ossembliug a.
zocorGsge. lie allied aeet has bec1
relieved from that point on the coast
it s nov felt there Is lttis danger OF
an undersea raid ail as additional
news dispatche. are received nroul
the other SIDE ~ -hc channel. Il Is
apparent has th- damage inflicted
hy the hre of ne warships AZ zeo-
biusge was far more extensive than
was At first supposed.
some reports received Iu London
srt forth that he Germ sus have ni-
ready started another attach apou
the allied front M Flanders which
will be more intense and formida bic
than ans hitherto unaertakeu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-25

Washington Nov l--C1nH. tins
advises and uncertain rommGu au91
with Mexico DIty caused doubt and
apprehension today over what actual
Is was occurrne r .a, Mexican .ap-
ltal
a FIRST official disu1t % dated earl,
yesterday said Geue8I Lr".o Blauco
had abandoned ,nc .t aud that the
Iapsta forces uere cntsrug Tncn Is
Btc- dispatch dated a.elo.s ve-ter-
dsy afternoon -aII Ih.t whIIo General
Hisnro was uot ta ae found ne siII
was reported f1 boz somewhere in the
capital while DIS uuuu- however
Nere ,,soustng and takias propcrts
a- thet ier
The IarstH inf rf were Then re-
ported ur ihc oufskIrts ot the .ltf
and b. Was understood thai ibrt Wprr
u agreement Nta the Villa forces
uDt to enter fhe capital uutH the isi-
tee arrived
This tbs ates, official dispatch
pointed out was mo,rJi1 however.
thDuph thc Rrit'mu minister bad rec
eeitcd assurance from the ZsTatlstR
.hlefs thaI iney Nuuid preserve order
aud 4lte projection ta .afeisners
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-25
LAST NIGHTS PROGRAM
or GiEATt.SI INTEREST

Last nights proRram wuH iht most
comprehensive uf the 3jth routen-
tion of the educators aud Nrpt every
body bus, from Immediately after tnc
dinner hour untii an unmeltonahi'
hour this morning In addition q"
the regular session program in hi2h
school auditorium an oratuficdl CON
test between college orators raged in
the Central Avenue churcn. a concert
and "a dance followed these events ana
there were numerous side ISSUES, such
a. the annual fr0liU 81 the "Huoiics
which pro, ided entertainment Tor
large numbers of the teachers.
Features OF last nights general ses-
sion program were addresses ny MISE
Lutte 4. siearns Of Milwaukee. who
spoke on social Relationships 100
Communit, Lille. and who was the
founder 81 the trarehue public o.
brar, movement and has won naii"n
al fame. and Francis T. Lester ~
Nssilia park whose address on "|nou
Boards and Their Relation Go tho
schools" Was an inspiratpn Co f"""
construction in this state. Mr. i-es-
Ter not ont, said mat good roads
made Tor good school work, aut proF
"a p IA number ~ WaAs In apai
flnn % the regular musical program
for the session. "a splendid musical
concert was given al she con lhsi"u
OF the session under direcio" "l
! Charles j. Andrews and in "hieh ~
Andrews Mr.. Louis Ho--oldcn. =
STANLEY sedcr MI J. T. Tolio. Mrs
In d. Bradford and Miss Charlotte
Pratt took part
From the hish school the majority
Of the teachers adjourned io the az
mory where dancing cont luaed ON
clai, untn midnight and unoiiiciaH'
until somewhat later.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-25
FRANCE DENIES An
ARMISTICE TO
GERMANS
Aranaville BomDarded and
Indian Troops Recapture
Prisoners Taken from Them
by Ksisermen Day Before.

Paris Nor 81. t.ig D. m 9--Fha
official rat.U.ut slycn out bv che
French var once .hls aftorrooa SAYS
FI.n tht North ea fn Ypres
'eg, have aceb no Infantry ptraeks
retareu Iaf msreS ard Hoouuf-
bers- Wc has saincd TERRITORY IN
thc ..cinu. of "a Baaaac the Indian
troars rc,agured from thv enesnF
certain trenches whhh had breu
taksu t.1m tn m the evening uefnfe
Prom i.a HHa fo suifao thtrr has
been alr...f 1pletc calm.
we t nads slight progress
near Bcrrs au gar ara in tho Az
gonn,
At HoihMcouri. uaii ihWest 0f NDf-
dun German attack haa bser re-
pulsed a suspension of hosthiiles
h3 the enemy has been refused
I'm the region ~ P0nt-a- Moasson
our artillery found possible 10 ooms
bard ArnatillC
"Nosh.ns has happened m the
N0sEes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-25
CAitRNN2A II EXPECTED ~
VERA Cruz BY TOMORROW

vera CRUZ. Nuh. -I.-GNnrral Ntn-
ustiano Cprranza rs expected 20 arr
rive here today or tomorrow at the
latest An official from Mexico Ciy.
whose duty " Us so look after the Of
nDial residence boz the capital has ts-
rived here Zoo make preparations for
the coming Uf bis chief From this
seaside capitl rarrhuza will direct
his campagn agaiust villa.
General Capdido Aguiiar who took
ever Vera Cruz when tho American
forcee withdraw ou Monday has in-
creased his garrison to perhaps 5000
men who are occupy iue virtually the
same line ot outposts az did the
Americans Tine cable lines to Mexico
CiD were restored yesterday after
noon.
There haze been no disorder OF aug
consequence since the Americans
cl lacuated The order which General
Asuilsr issued directing the citizens
o. turn iu uii arms has brought oack
to police headquarters huge stock
of pistols and guns % every doscrip-
tion. aimosf AN OF which we're given
up under similar circumstances when
The American forces occupied the citA
" W Canada the American con-
SUI Ec1ernl, Yesterday conferred with
General Aguilar and at the time the
general assured M Canada tha' he
would cooperate lu the maintenance
of friendly relations between the
Mexican people and the Csiied states
government by seeing Co. BE- tnat
Americans were si,eu protection
saloon Keepers have been viyen
permission to open their plae Of
business today. the only restriction be-
lnr thHt drinks must mot hc sold io
men who are already intoxicated A.
O. matter uf faef many saloons re-
OPENED last night under special per
mission bot tusrr WAS little drinkins
The streets we're hlled with happy
crowds made up lf men, women and
boys. uo-t. rom the lauoring Gle
ulrut -through which wandered num-
beers OF G,usrli Aguilars soldiers
many 1f whom were armed ana bur
dcncd SSth ammunition
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-25
Subject Matter Covers Every
thing from Woman Suss-
frage to Text Books and
Qualifications of Teachers.
ORAT0RICAL CONTESTS
TONIGHT END MEETING
In Work Accomplished, in
Entertainment and in Gen
cral Results Convention Is
Voted Most Successful.

Nfter making Gallant hghi
Tor the 1919 convention 81 the
New NcNicu iidu, ationai a-~otin-
tion. lsadcr, of the santa Ir dcl-
cgafton ihi~ afternoon admitted
their defeat and gave ~, ti,r
nght. Yesterday afternoon santa
Ic Had "a nIa ajDrit, of the ballots
cnst. hut when the polls opcncd
thi- morning thc Nlbuaaetquc
vote hogan To- roll in and IA dell
Vsation after dClcgation of iiic
visitors cast their hnliots Tor this
,itN. santa ie'~ ,hancc- fadcd
untii az noon even the persistent
mittcd that Il lookcd had for the
state capital aud late this after
noon Mr. COnna, admitted that
santa &c had hecn dcicagcd bN
good .ixed majority. The cN-
act vote win be ANNOUNCED to-
niglu at both fl,c oratori' 81 aud
de- 'iamation contests.
santa hes iiglit for the oSnVcn-
tion has lis'en The ips'-t organized
and mo-i elective ever made
against thi- Cita, cud onls the
icssling of a maiorii, al the
isns hai- that Alisuquerqme = hct-
ter able GA accommodate - iaf.e
CONVENTION Won for thi- cils
Tor hcXt scsr.
Mr.. Conway has heen elcutcd
Ia the vacan'y on the executive
committee, rces'isin2 practically u
unanimous vote.
llt.-ulutions, nas- Of them
coscEiug cNcrA phase uf NeN
uexi,o edits ational wofk. aud
solar -ubjstfs out-idc of stIirily
cslucational matters, are the pfiu-
ripaI hu-inc-s- of this afternoons
,lesing ~s'-sion. Tlic resolution
counties. hns lengthy report
aud Ia addition to this the edit
rRtiunaI council aud almost every
ssction has Submitted spcciai sets
of resolutions.
p,,scd aud likck tO be- adopted
late this afiefntsiii, are q -tr"tis
demand fui submission Of q state
wisle prohibition amcIidtscnl4
equal -unfaEe. % Nc'irs ~ the
age iint for COMPULSORY ctuca-
lion instead oI - a. ut present I,
a srtrn months required - sssss;i
tsan i,rs,asifHlng of the 1ork
and IDWer= 5ss the state delssrt-
Isssant ~ sslusWtlon and adoption
~ lhc legislature Of an ednna-
tionai sOde.
Iesf of a iaigsg part 80 the
rs--olution- -uiimittod Hplicaf- in
fiils issgs og tilc Herald.
The 1gatofical aud desiansa-
fion cuutssrt- tonisht end the
twenty .aiElh conscntion 80 the
NeW Mexico Educational eoslsen-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-25
TEACHERS VOTE TO HOLD THEIR
l9l5CONVENTION IN ALBUQUERQUE
tion, admittssii, the mU~t su,cc---
ful .n the nssotiatiOn's history,
nom every standpoint.

white Interest IN this afternoons
session centered chiefly in the reso-
lutlons the usual large audience was
present 90 hear the addresses and
musical proRram, while several of the
sections held over 20 the afternoon
To complete business.
Tonight many of the teachers are
leaving Tor their homes although "a
majority will romaln Tor tomorrow r
foot bail game a LARGE number OF
the visitors are taking adtantaRc of
a special round trip rate 10 Santa Fo
to make the side trip to the state
capital
with perfect weather, an entertain
ment program carried through
without hitch. and with more OF
solid. careful work iu the sections
than ever before the educational
heads OF New Mexico have expressed
themselves 40 highly satisfied with
the results oOtaiaed from the Bis
meeting The new high school build
ing n ls pointed out, nae been of
material advantage a. the association
in concentrating activity in one build
ing and making for economy or time
In almost every department of the
convention.
1t has been Albuquorquc's largest
convention More than SEQ mem
bcrs of the association have rceistcr-
cd almost 800 more than attended q
year ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-25
Przemysl Troops
Firing on Zach
Other is Report

. Lemherg. Ga#..a. NoN % Z
. tNia London f.'l D. ml The I
. sound OF nnug which WAS said I
. o. be- the RESULT uf a clash b,- Z
. tween the Germans and Aus
. trians composus me sarrisoD o. I
. Precmla. Was ltHortea hA tei
. ugces arriving here to-day from
. the vicinity oi thr Austrian Tort I
. ress
. The sou1a came from fhe fort
. iHcatlons on ths lterioF lnc and
. was audllic for a distance ot
. two miles A 8lst ID was bee
. ucved troops had nred ON mu-
= ilaaus mhuhuuu,s of PrzemTsl
= bat later the refaeccs ss1. thc
. abute cause vac learned
. n was further reported mat
. the Germans had haufee tnc
. commaudant of the fortress be-
. cause he proposed Co surrender
. the citadel The Ausfr.aas tc
. said 90 have opposed the meas
. urcs put into eject ay the GER
. mans which resulted in pitched
= battle in the streets
. wounded Austriaus reiaTu-
. inr from the carpathians and
. from tho south of LENDERS re-
. ported that the Anstriaus are
. rotreatlug fn utter defeat Thcif
. LOSSES arr said t1 have been sery
. heavy and 30 have Included slx
. thousand prisoners and az the
. supplies Toward CracoN the
. rcfteat is said 90 hafs been
= made In better order.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-25
M tSSIAN RIGHT CONTINIEs
TO WITHSTAND GEItMANH

PctruErsd. yla London. NoN. ,a-
bi5 o. on The Russian dcfcuse
aglluH th, Grrnau lett is holding
fast. aneurd.ug te trJstwofthy iniof-
nation r,lrllE F"rusrad thls
mirroring Furiuormoro thp kuamtus
are Is-lmua the offensive on the
Germtn right
Tho GcrmHn advance from Nifluu.
south pf the Vartu hns been ch'rh'd
after severe fighting
The Germans are slid io be- ror"iN-
ing hsatv reIuforrefncui. between
thr NistaIa aut fhr Naria.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-25
Ht.ANCo AHANDoNs cry
OT NENfCO To TTS FATI

Mash.ugton. Nov ea.-ttueral
Ganco icr McXlco Ciy az "a. m.
yesterdaY ana the forces of zapata
cia
Tho dispatr hcs which were nled az
noon yesterday. made no mc1tiuu ol
aus disturbance In toe capital up Io
ihHt hour
Hiaueo. after rrpcBfed assurauces
io me dipiomstir corps that ae would
not otscuatc the cIn withdraw and
immediateiy the 1apata torges began
their entn
These facts were reported to-day lh
Ofiicial teiegrams received oy the state
depaTiue
Although COMMUNICATION with
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-25
GERMANS ATTAIN NICToIN
ALONG SETI CANAL

HcIHn- Wow p NlIy WItclcsH %
Slytiuc1 Tho british Indian troops
along the suc1 canal have been de-
fcat,d. according 10 report from
Mlan aud the Turks are ad'aucias
with heavy batteries ta destroy the
constructive works of the canal and
hottie up the British warship- now be-
TIN MAtnrWaN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-25

ChicaEo nov .s~The attempf uf
thr Fedsrai i,asuc t9 hiRv Tius
ball has failed prssldsnt Gilmore ~
the Federais reecived n Telegram co.
day from George stovail OF Los An
sees. quoting shafeI a. being done
with baseball
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-25

Columbia. :. c. Nur 2t--coVernur
cole nleaso of south Carolina en-
nnuneed today thar hs would Eite IS
state eonvicts pafdona or paroles as
Thnnksgising das presents Records
n the secretary of states once show
Coz trnoY Hlsa-e has commuted the
sentences. pardonra ~ paroled NOR"
than i,tao prisoners In the past four
years
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-25
4 CARRNNIi~TN AN. Ar THAT
VILLA VIII ~ prtsD~l ~

UT0HUsVIIt To- NI|- -T-N TCT-
cEum stating thar Generals Hanc0
ono Ohrsgu1 have $4,000 men ready
to oppose villa. near che su1urhs ot
Mosico Citg. was received by thc COD
.cetor of customs boz Matamoras tcrrl-
tors from General Nasquez. Care
rama official in Moutcret
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-25

Desonpou. England. NoV, -5 'Nia
i.oadon 1895 o. m.I THE steamer
Jason. laden With toss for children
ln the beiigerent countries from
children ln the United states arrived
here today The Jason loft Ncw
York November i4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-25
Troops of Leading Anti-Car-
rama Leader Expected to
Participate in Investure of
Municipality of strife-Torn
Republic Within Next Few
Days at Most.
FOREIGN OIL INTERESTS
WILL BE PROTECTED
Chief of Insurreotionary Fac
tion Gives Assurance of
Ma!ntainance of Order at
Tampico and in Adjacent
Petroleum Fields to State
Department Today.

- Pa-o. lea. Nov. 2a--t.cn.
cfal Lapata pci -onall, hn~ ca.
tcrd McNhu tttN and ha- DE-
nounrcd tlfr iguns Iniicnis.-
'un, cution. said a message trum
the capital given out to-day b,
the tnfrduNa AGENCY hgsr u
was stated ai~o that Grnctni
Blau,u with his troop tad
reasb'd Orifnlia. midwas be-
tween the capital and Vera CrtU
Ncs.~ of the ~uddru turn at the
national Capiial threw the MeN-
ican colony here Ia stat, of cN-
citcmrut nearing PAM,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-25
BIC CROWDS At
FISH MARKETS
Throng Accidentally Breaks
Window at Ferry Street Mu-
nicipaI Station.

The usual Friday rush at the mu-
nicipal fish markets was greater than
ever today. There was a crowd of
more than 100 persons waiting outside
tie market at so Ferry street when
1t opened at 8 o'clock this morning.
The other stores, at SO Belleville
avenue and 215 Norfolk street, were
not scheduled to be opened until s
o'clock, but long before that hour
there We're large crowds on hand
waiting to buy fish at the municipal
price of six cents pound.
At the Ferry street store the rush
became so great that two policemen
from the Third precinct were as
signed to keep the crowd in order.
Before the police arrived, however,
the people trying to crowd into the
store broke a window. City Sealer
John H. Sullivan and his assistants
tried to explain that the overflow
only hampered the clerks, and it was
impossible to serve customers with
any degree Of speed. After PATROL
men Smith and Fannon arrived or
der was restored and the sale pro-
ceeded.
About thirty persons were allowed
in the store at time, while the 9TH
ers were obliged to wait their turn.
In this manner thirty customers
were accommodated in few minutes
and made way for those outside. The
throng continued to grow, however,
and it seemed that the whole con-
signment of 1000 pounds of fish and
$4,000 clans would be disposed of
early.
The large crowd at the Ferry street
store delayed the opening of the other
two markets. The Ferry street place
is used as a headquarters of the n1u
nicipal markets, and all fish is taken
there after being unloaded from the
boats. After a little delay the other
stores were opened and orders for
supplies came constantly
from the Norfolk street and Belle
Vile avenue stores.
CLAIMS sold at six cents a dozen
and the demand for them was great.
Included in the fish consignment were
snapper-bluefish. butterflsh.
croakers, founders, herring and
black bass. No matter what the va
riety the fish was all sold at six
cents a pound and some rare bargains
we're obtained.
The market at 215 Norfolk street |
was opened yesterday and takes the |
place of the store formerly conducted |
at 1928 Bank street. The new store Is i
at Norfolk and Academy street, and !
S within easy reach of the CUSTOM |
,rs who patronized the Bank street |
store.
There was little doubt that all the |
ish on hand would be sold out today. |
Iity Sealer Sullivan declared that UNI
ess this lot was disposed of today |
he markets would not be opened to-
morrow. Mr. Sullivan will make a
rip to Bedford tomorrow and arrange
or other shipments of fish to be |
placed ON sale here next week.