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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY. DECEMBER 23. 1904.

MARRIAGES DEATHS, RUN PATTERSON TO REMAIN Ll THE EAGLE WILL NOT BE PUB- THOEE DANCING FRESHIES WORK ON UTOPIA HOUSES GRACEB SOPH BANQUET. BEGUN BY EAST SIDE JEWS THRiCE A SURGEON CASE II ONE DAY AT NAVY YARD1 SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. SHED TOMORROW IK THE TOMBS PRISON. CHILDREN'S CHIUSTMAS. A TOAST DIED.

Knuth. Joh Jones, LaVine and Clemens Played Ten Houses Being Put Up Greek Slaves to Cheer Tract Near Flushing and Their Captors. More to Follow. Plucky Riveter Twice Went Back to Work in Spite of the Best Advice. District Attorney Jerome Says He Would Oppose Any Motion to Admit Her to Bail.

i I NO ATTEMPT WILL BE MADE. i Counsel for the Actress Discovers New Evidence and Will Ask for Immediate I TABLES TURNED IN POLY WAR. APPLICANTS FOR 90 LOANS. I HIRED TO GO TO BED?" the health that will not tail ro come to them both if they daily drink BASS' PALE ALE (On draught at hotels, cafes, restaurants.) McKlttrick Won the Surprised Admiration of the People in the Surgeon's 4 Broad Avenues and 25 Cioss Streets Laid Out and Movement for Water Mains and Stieet Lighting. "Great Auk's Bass' Ale Freshmen Caught Off Their Guard and Their Leaders Crated Off in Triampli.

The merabei i of the sophomore class of freshmen for the moan nick the latter played on the "sophs" jus; before Thanksgiving when they broke up the dinner of the doss of 1007 by capturing two of its The Rev. Dr. Zinsler. of 16 West One Hundred and Seventeenth street, Manhattan, president of the L'lopia Land Company tween the of Flushing and Jamaica, has given four mortgages upon the property aggregating $5.23 to the York Mori gage and Security Company, i OBITUARY. )ciated Realty linpiov.

m-nt Com- i The Hi tli.m- in office I he mortgages given of McKiUrick was yesterday an hour before fjlanhattatl -t sal, XH I A t.l 1 7 rn. whi-h is over a mile In length It was lo-md his nose had been lacerated OfatOHO i' $3r THE MESSIAH carried a Yard awarded to Patrick McKittrick ugly gash showed alongside hi: after that first Injury?" asket McGuigau. au see. I had my bit to do befori le injury was dressed and Mc oscd the door behind blm had scarcely been put in ordei eappeared. This time anothe: marked the path of the flyim in that had struck him.

You here again!" gasped Me him minute and Inn i i an attendant was working day th YVh. it Hie new. rear I That fellow would NEW COLUMBIA DEGREE. That of Pharmaceutical Chemist Will Eo Conferred by University. Important changes in the curriculum of Co- her lets residence, day afternoon.

Deet Retltlvsi and frlei fight friends Thursday night, I I I NORTH BROTHER'S CHRISTMAS. I An Electrically Lighted Tree With Gifts Each Contagious Disease Ward. The Chrisi mas North P.rothrr Isl contagious dis-ases on a group of womn Interested In charity and philv.nhrnpy. There was a large, electrl-1 cally lighted Christmas tree In each of the sixteen wards, beside a tree In the nurses patients number io partmanti for th nd dl hiheria. The a Manhniian led In the the Island.

SAILED FROM BROOKLYN PIERS. Many Ships Now Under Way for Foreign Ports. 1 Th" Ited II steamiMp Philadelphia sailed Porto Rico. The sailing rhlp Uvernnank left the Atlantic Dock yesterday, bound to the Australian ports. Sh, is the second la; sailing vessel thai has left Brooklyn within a week for the Antipodes.

There Is still n. Romu -sili'il hH are plenty enough, but th irrylug fr. Ight to Australia Is i Hi. i re imipllon Is Ihsl tl are satisfied. The shippers Ci Traffic on tin- New York Central and Hud-; aon Rallroad nd the New York.

New Hav. and Han lord Railroad yesterday was last 'ni3ht' bv the trainmasters nnd offlcll3- during the day thirty trul' lines un-1 aV.ut half thai number over the New Ycrk. New Haven and Hartford, Outgoing trains were from twenty to forty Uu. at One Hundred and Twenty or-h am-i. um ot the extra num.

ber of traalns and because of the congestion MANHATTAN AMUSEMENTS. A Sunday Jan. 1, PA KM'' ANN BUSINESS PERSONALS. KAHONEY'S NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY. LOST AND FOUND.

JUSTICE DEUEL HELD LEVEE. Many of the Boys on Parole Received Certificates of Good Character, With Gold Seals. it on parole to appear before hi ly In order I hat he might recei and the keep Its on blm and he must report from II ac until finally discharged. I'h" text of Uu illumes reod: Honesty, Triilhlulncss, industry a manhood on. city and ity of York Chlldr.

held the 2ith day year 1904, certificate of was awarded to excellent "JOSEPH U. Justice." Sitting on the bench with Justice Deuel former Mayor Keth Low, Cotnmodorw Abridge T. Oerry and Justice MrKcon The boys were called before the Justice forty paroled boys red a gold sealed cause of the reporln so roles would be continued. mad. their pa-rre disposed ot Edmund C.

Leo presenle, framed picture, ss a year. II was Inscribed: Jusllce lleuel with rriends, to the Justice of Court of Special ses. ions. I'lrst Hivlsl.n, Cllv of New York, while presiding ot Children's Court during "Drawn while considering how to mingle he idea in null law, duly, mercy and poor unfortunate and uneared for little op walling at Hie bor of Justice In the aig of Hod and man. Result, Discharged ACCUSED OF SHOPLIFTING.

Agues Utncom, aged 34 wan. of 711 Eaet Third street, who said she was single ami a seamstress, was, arrested yesterday nfier- noon. In one of ihe big department i. Bergennts ,1 will, i b. I i.ppiireuilv l.c.

ii 'IrlidHim. i a. hl'-ll Is illegc.l she pa for. She was h. PI pending sn arraignment before Magistrate Tlgh.

lo the Adams street court In the morning. of trains In the depot yard south of the inn- n'l proper. The repairs In progress on the tirdlna'rilv i I. inim twelve to fl(- i teen minutes lor iralns to pass Ihreugh I be trains golng out the' tunnel Journey ocetipled i I money enough to build I dy. The streets will be dedica DEMENTED MAN ESCAPES.

Id Hnud yesterday While temporarily nged. came to Manhattan Tiles- With his brother, John, and his sister, i IHI.1 hi en engaged firami Central brother John Iiuriiu; absence, nurse and patll he bed fullv d're lying he was looking out of the window, and BRTDGE ANCHORAGE BIDS. Brooklyn Firm Lowest for Work at This End. Drldge Commlsslcner Best last week Manhattan and Urooltlyu anchorages of the Manhattan Bridge, The bidders on the Brook- I lyn anchorage were; Williams Engineering Company. Naugliton Co.

Jl.lls.'.- i It. Hood Ml. SSI; Rvat, Parker. .1 .1 ji r.r, o.i.i. Ki nns Kngltim ring Comiiany, 2,531.

The Koaiuos KnglneeriiiK I'limpany. low. boid. on the Brooklyn anchorage. The bidders on the Manhatlnn anchorage I'd fr 'it." II.

tHjmiVJ. Hewer. HEAVY CHRISTMAS MAIL. 7,340 Ba MM big ocean sleamsli ftUKf broughi In total of 7.34(1 bags of had to make get It out. Soin have arrived sever M.

was sight doubtful whet BM of some WMJW a any organic origin, I chemical action. by some of the efflployos that the patlaol had run out of the hotel into Thirty-Ural sired. No trace of him could be found. TMrtl th'at0 helghtl weighing I80p'ound' 'of' da oom" pkxlon. wearing a gray suit and black derby.

He had come to this city for treat- wuii. I and to- i ly dlsanpointe out of the pr to Washington fi MRS. McGRATH IS COMPETENT. pro, dine on Tuesday 1st 'our; Maddux all a Jury was that lo have Mrs. Orath, form-rly of 131 Dough hired in It war, Mary E.

Me Mrs. Mc pi.hle ol sld of a The Jurj DIED. cornvLl iarJi "'would'" her fol lover in cat. on s. in hi oad day- p.ople v.i.l believe poor son "Agfor me and as as for others who 1 none' anil his associates prosecuting know li.

"Portia." I letter. Mr. O'R-llly had h-orcd that the defend.il.': ell an fj to-siy and on Monday. Ih" thai rl In l. erty In the yard hut that has I-, decided HI) finished londltlon of the yard.

There CROWDS ON RAILROAD TRAINS. Heaviest Passenger Traffic in Years Handled Yesterday at the Grand Central Station. late, due in pan to heavy i raffle IMPORTANT SALE AT TARRYT0WN hmuel L. Clemens (Mark Twnin) and Others Sell Lnrge Estate lo Charles A. Gardiner.

The largest cash sale of Improved prop- rrdoy by WUIUUS H. Hoyt the real a park and heavily tone by buying The from. Th. irolb'v I lis of It. sn.l eery ad.

r. No. -I to attend. (Patchogu papci MARY I. widow i.

R. l.TIV. are Invited to attend the funeral fror 'he residence of his brother. Patrick La hey. 2st) Hicks m.

on Thursday, Daaambar 22. 1 tElmlra. N. papers please rop: MAMUX On 4, MAMII. i ilaughter of Ann I and the late Marrln.

Funeral from her late residence, lantic a an Monday, Daoambi P.M. Relatives and friends Invll MrCARTNKY -Suddenly, on ttaegfabw It, 1XM. WII.I.1XM Mc-ARTNKY. 66 Pulaski It, I Funeral on Monday, nt P.M. In', rttrat r.vid.-l.'e Si I'M 1 1 I KENNA.

iH loved isbsnd of VHs McMorro. all I lbs Kav, Ml Morrow, of CMRtl iiritn Ireland. Requiem (mm on MMtajr, Paosabar at 10 A.M.. from the Chi.nh of St. Charles tlonom.o, Sidney pis liecember IS, KM- NORMAN -A' i 2.

W4. in i ww, in Prai niMwwarblf taa-li BrooWya, hi ilia Ti II. on Friday. PITIR I. KBODR are lavltad la itt 'alllai.

I HUB- I please copy.) on Mrs. oVlork'" i hi' Tin sdav evening. Is and members 1 1 .1, juii.n 1 --ember :4. Wl. he 67th year of bis llso members of lbs ANT NEW YORK PROFESSOR.

(Special to the Eagle.) r' lies Moines. Ia. 24 To Professor William Wilberforce Kinlih. head of the! Berkeley lur Hoys 111 New York, baa )( 'J presidency of Coe College. In Cedar Rap- INDEX.