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CASH 9 FRIEND OF THE PEOPLE Store Open Saturday Nights Until 10 o'CIock. Entire Block, Fulton Street, From Bridge to Duffield Street, Brooklyn. THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30.

1002. CREDIT 222, 224, BROOKLYN Mail Orders Filled on Ihcse Goods Unless Otherwise Slated. 226. 228 Grand Near Drlggs Ave. 182, 184, 186, 188 Smith St.

Bet. Warren Baltic Sts. MANY OF THE eQ ranulated Sugar! Thousands of our customers watch for this event each month and each event brings us new patrons, who, after seeing our immense Food Market, supplied with everything that is good to eat at lower prices than elsewhere, become regular customers, hence we can afford from an advertising standpoint to offer this extrar.rdinarv iiniuc rnicnt each month Come and see It will pav you. YOUR MOMiY REFUiNDEI) IK NOT SATISFACTORY. 1ME SUGAR OU (i ET FREE.

SERIOUS QUESTIONS Bacon Sale. Ham Sale. Armour's Best Sugar Cured Free Sugar, CoJfee Tea Sale. 4 Pounds of Cafe Special, our regular 2iic. Coiree the best 2oc.

ColFee in the world and a 5 pour.d bac of E. line Orauula'teil Sugar, for l.WU A special purchase of Tapestry Portieres, representing the season's wind up of a well known mill. You'll appreciate the real ft of domestic economy are overcome by purchasing goods at J. Michaels'. In so many, many ways J.

Michaels can.help yon. Firstly, his credit system is the easiest of all. A man can buy more goods for less money at J. Michaels' and take longer to pav for it than elsewhere. Secondly, at J.

Michaels' one finds the greatest varietv to seiect from The nvprape credit house could be tucked awav in cance of the foregoing statement when the Carpets largely dress a room. I carry Portieres are seen, lhay are totton ami bilk samples as well as large stocks of Carpets, faced. In lots from one to four pairs. from which my patrons may choose. I have This Coltee is corn Posed of the smiiller and broken of the high grade Coffees scientifically blended together making a Coffee unequil ed for the nrice; never nams, deii ciously sujar cured and hickory smoked, no out if city orders filled at thi.s jiricf.

1 22. per I Hi st sugar cure small lean pieces, no out Value $4.00 a pair, for U.4S Value $7.50 a pair, for 4. IKS Value $10.50 a pair, for Lace Curtains and Table Covers are here in ol city orders tilled at this price, per 4 YirrriK CACLE BfliND the corner of either one of his mammoth buildings. That's not said boastfully but to give an idea of what a mammoth credit house this special bargains in each. Here are a few: Velvet, 85c.

Tapestry, 55c. Ingrain, 35c. Made, laid and lined free of any expense to you. I om reallv is. irich, exclusive and tasty designs.

The prices right. CIfgjajpM sold for less than 25c. Fresh Meats. Sirloin or Porterhouse Steak, jiei puunu; vu u. ing a 25c, or even a 30e.

rv.tr,. unit hnvinrr it CLOTH Cheese. pound, piAVtHJYtRSinctll Pineapp' 'e, Norton's lar; 85c: Rump Corned Beef, .10 1 elsewhere, try our Cafe .35 dium, 48c: small, Edam, tin foiled, larjre. Imported Swiss. Two Pound Air tight Caddy Mixed .28 MEN'S WEAR.

Ordinary clothing is not good enough for me to sell people who come to my great Clothing marts. You coma to me because you know you'll get something to be ds pended upon and have no more to pay. Fancy N. Y. State, full cream, mild or Golden Cup sharp, Tea, reeular IS" J5L Overc ats for Men COc.

per pound, and a 5 pound bag of H. E. fine Granu lated Sugar for $1.00 in all the orevailintr stvles. leneths, cuts, shapes and colorings. The proper goods for proper wear, in depend Coffee and Tea Sale.

Bsulancl BlenJ. the acme of perfection your dinner will not be complete without, a cup of this delicious Coffee, II lbs. for $1.00: OS Plantation Java, 3'4 lbs. for per East India Blend, regular 2jc grade, for $1.00: Oolong, AHxed, English Break'ast or 7.98 aDie, satisfaction giving cloths, the prices begin at New Dried Fruit. Seeded Raisins, large fat ones, shipped direct, to us from California, Golden But ter'ly Brand.

1 Hi. full weight carton. Table Raisins, extra dessert clusters, packed expressly for us by Garret Malaga. Spain, 1 lb. carton, Loose Muscatel, large and fancv, per Sultana Seedless, imported, very fancy, 1 lb.

package, I Cleared Currants, extra fine, 1 lb. ft carton, Evaporated Apples, Alden dried, 1 tn lb. Figs. Smyrna, 1 lb. box, .20 Prunes, just received from Saratoga, Santa Clara Valley, packed in 1 lb.

cartons, two sizes, large, 1 lb. 12c; medium. I Peaches, new shipment, direct This week there will be another Couch movement in my stores. I have a large assort jug ment of exquisite Couches, all well made on the best oil tempered springs, all the desir Overcoats for YoutKs 1 1 to 19 years of age. These Overcoats are made in the Prevailing lengths, colorings and fabrics, after the models the best tailors in the country.

They are elegant, dressy able shapes, styles and uphalsterines. These Couches were made to sell for many Japan Tea, in airtight caddies, value fiilc. .60 dollars more than I have marked them to sell this week. If you want any of these goods, you must come early, as they, like all good things, will not long be 51 Afiw without takers. The prices begin at s'j and long wearing goods that will give the gL QQ uest of satisfaction.

My prices begin .17 .20 .25 .10 .28 Iron Beds are modern beds. They are stronger, neater, cleaner, cheaper very much cheaper than Choice Mixed Tea, value tiOc 5 lb. caddy, 3Z.4W Teaette, Oolong and Mixed. lj lb. package, Russian Samovar, lb.

package, 0 lo New Canned Vegetables. Tomatoes, standard, solid packed, tr. $1.15: can. IU Baked Beans, Bauland Brand. Chili sauce or plain.

1 $1.05: can, 3 $2 00; can, .17 Soup, Bauland Brand, miillagntawnv, chick Overcoatts for Boys 8 to 15 years of age. These Overcoats embody the best qualities in cloths, cutting, shadings and making, with low prices. The goods are high grade the price CfcA is low grade. The prices begin at mi You cannot afford to have your boy look bad or risk a severe cold when you can get such elegant comfort for him for so little money. Overcoats for CKildren.

can be found here in great variety in Russians and all .1.. n.n.'m'linff otionao anA alvloc Tlio frnndu aliolinm trom Campbell, California, per Evaporated Raspberries, packed in 1 lb. cartons, extra fancy, per pack age, Citron, fancy, 15 Citron, extra fancy glace, per .17 Orange and Lemon Peel, fancy, 1 4 wooden beds. My stocks are so large and varied that you cannot fail to find in my stores just what you want as to size, styie, color or price. I leave no possible excuse for your not having a good bed this Winter.

New Canned Fruits. Blueberries, Bauland Brand, $2 00; can, Peaches, Baulnnd Brand, $2 35; can, Bartlett Pears, Bauland Brand, $2 95: can. Boyer's Sliced Peaches, for cream, $1 1 can, Black Cherries. Bauland Brand, mammoth can, S3 25: can, White Cherries, Bauland Brand, $3 25: can, California Cherries, Primrose Brand, $3.20: can. Strawberries, Bauland Brand, $2 60: can, Apricots, Brenda Brand, can, Sliced PIneapple.Fulton Brand, $2 10; can, Singapore Pineapple Chunks, can.

Grated Pineapple, Bauland Brand, $2. 60: can, Crackers and Cake. Animals and Zu Zu, package, New Year's Cake, German Spice Drops, Fig Bars, en or chicken gumbo, S3.Q0; .18 .26 Evaporated Prunelles, new fancy, per Cereals. 1 Art li tftOOE. mTking and other points are all right The most comfort for QO tt iMBtrnimnv.

Prices fr this week begin at Ad PVJ Consomme, vegetable, beef or oxtail, I dozen, $2 70: can. 2.0 i Bauland Rrnnd 'arly June Peas, I Here are the prices: 17.50 14.25 10.GO 7.90 0.45 4.95 3.75 2.65 $25 Beds for $20 Beds for $15 Beds for $12 Beds for $10 Beds for Beds for $6 Beds for $5 Beds for pound, Aunt Jemima's Pancake Flour, ner naekae. VC WOMEN'S WEAR. Davis' Cake and Pastry Flour, .28 .27 .22 .15 .18 .15 .22 5c .10 .10 .13 .12 .16 .25 dozen. $1.40: can, i Stringiess Beans, Bauland iirand, dnen.

$1 60: can. 14! Golden Wav Beans, Bauland Brand, dozen. $1.40 can. Fine French Lima Beans, Bauland Brand, dozen. $2.10: can, .18 ner oackatre, F.

B. Q. Self Raising Flour, per .14 package. PARLOR ROCKERS FURS My assortment of Furs is acknowledged complete. It is well worth a visit.

If you want anything in Sable Sets Corn Starch, absolutely pure, 1 lb. package, f2C 1 1 1 1L' I Tomatoes, mamnvith can, Bauland is My assortment of fine Parlor Rockers very extensive, and embraces an array of patterns and.finisb.es rarely to be found everi Isabella Sets Fox Sets Bear Sets Brand. dozen. $1.75: can. to liickn ott's Asparagus, dozen, $3 20; can.

6 Sunbeam Asparagus Tips, dozen, S3.20:can, Maine Sveet Corn, Bauland Brand, 1 $1.40: can. Babv Corn, Bauland Brand, dozen, 1 Sauerkraut, Bauland Brand, dozen, can, in my extensive establishments. The Rock sack. F. S.

Farinose, 2 lb. package, Rolled Oats, best quality, Bauland Brand, 2 lb. package, 3 packages for Ralston's Breakfast Food, 14 Schumacher's Farina, 1 lb. Tryabita Breakfast Food, pkge Neutrita, per .13 Fruit Crackers, N. E.

Drake's celebrated Pound Cake, Offer in Extracts. ers are here in saddle, cane and upholstered seats, and in golden oakand mahoganized fin or any of the various styles of Furs and Plushes, you will do well to give my stocks a serious consideration. I have ishes. The prices begin away down at 2.25 sets for so small .98 I never tire of telling you about the pictures in my Bakin? Powder. Baking Powder, Bauland Brand, pure Cream Tartar or Royal, 1 lb.

can, Fulton Brand Baking Powder, guaranteed 1 lb. can, 29c; 15c; Bauland Brand Extracts, triple strength. Vanilla, 4 oz. bottie, 45c; 2 oz. bot tie, Lemon, 4 oz.

bottle, 35c; 2 oz. bottle, 1 Crescent Brand Extracts, all flavors, la Granose Flakes, per pk ii7 Gluten Macaroni, Vermicelli and Spaghetti, Marvelli Brand, 1 lb. Presto, per 10 Fancv Carolina Rice, whole heads.lb. 10 Art Departments I have them for a much higher price as well, but the I never tire showing you this elegant collection. My leader for this week in the Women's Department will be a Velvet Siit handsomely trimmed with taffeta, beautifully modeled blouse jacket, well and stylishly made from the best goods.

CIS For this week, I 0 The prices are just right. lateness 01 tne season causea me to re mark all these goods at a great discount for this week's selling. BASEMENT SPECIALS Ornamental Vanes, Gold plate mount Wines, Liquors and Cigars for the Holidays, Misses' Monte 'n excellent Kersey cloth, in all the new shades, ings: very large assortment to select from; lariO OaCKei and handsomely prices, a pair, begin at J.xu 4 piece Crystal Table Set, 30c nip nnd Oold Table Set. I. SO 7.98 trimmed with panne velvet, for tlm week Ki Ki Cigars, Connecticut wrap An I Port Wir.e, per gal per 3 Japanese Vane Set, imported .69 Fine Old Ion, .34 Genuine pepper Whiskey, bottle, Lination tiller, box 01 oO, per, combi goods, a pair, upward from u.ou Monte Carlo for women in all the best shades and prettiest ef Hersey Jacket fects.

just the thing, The Warren Sewing if you want to be down to the minute, this Machine 7.98 week This famous high Fine old Port or Sherry Wine, per gallon, .98 Eastern Rye Whiskey, finely matured, per SI 89 Genuine Pepper Whiskey, 5 years old, per per bottle. .59 Mt. Vernon Rye Whiskey, vears old. 112 plece Dinner Set, Violet and Rose, Gold stipple, regular $15 goods; go this grade machine has been jplaced on sale in my stores this week at a Children's in tne es'raD'e shadings, seasonable weights and tasty 10 atS trimmings. Perfect beauties Hochheimer or Laubenheimer, from Max Gutman, per case, S4 24 Cigars.

The Raglan, Sumatra wrapper, Havana filler, box of 50, $1 99 Edwin Adams, Key West, clear Havana Puritanos, box of 50, $1 74 Crown Belles, Connecticut wrapper, Havana filler, box of 50. $1 39 New Star, Connecticut wrapper, combination filler, box of 50, Havana Bouquets, Connecticut wrapper, Perfectos, box of 25, .49 La Carolina, Sumatra wrapper, Havana filler, box of $M9 price at which no other lor 112 piece i rted liHh Dinner Set, Linden green and Fern Sprays: very upecial at 15.00 for the little beauties. The prices for this 3.48 week begin at uiacnme oi rnte vaiue caa be purchased. These ma Bronze Age Rye Whiskey, 10 years old, per full quart, $119 Overholt Rye, bottled in bond, per full quart, S1.00 Usher's Scotch Whiskey, imported glass, per bottle, 94 Martell or Hennessey Brandy, imported in glass, per bottle, $1 14 Guinness' Genuine Dublin Stock, imported, per Bass Pale Ale, imported, per Sl ba Liebig's Malt Extract, very nutritious, per S1 44 Philadelphia Ale or Porter, very nourishing, per 99 California Claret, per Ob St. Julien Claret, a fine table wine, per gallon, Extra fine and old Port, Sherry, Tokay or per Sl 29; per "35 chines have the patent lock stitch movement.

ili piecw luiv diuc i i A fid and a full set of attachments and instructions CHIFFONIERS JTY STOCK OF Gas Heaters, Heating Drums and Oil Heaters accompanies each machine, ine machine is fully guaranteed, both by the makers and my 100 pieee genuine CarlMlmd China Dinner Set, Floral decorations. Gold lined, numerous designs to select from. IfSfil rfi nicce Tea Set. Floral decorations. 4.

Only once in a very long space of tim per $2. 79; per full quart. .75 Monogram, Golden Cabinet or Guck enheimer Kye, very old, per $3 19; per full quart, .90 Holland Gin, double distilled, per S2 29; bottle, 56 Pure California Grape Brandy, (i vears old, per 2 79; per bottle, ".75 Creme de Menthe, large bottle, .59 I Cherries in Maraschino, perqt. .69 Abbott's Original Angostura Bitters, I per b.ittle, 46 I Doppel Getreide Kummel, per bottle, .58 8eii. i ou can ao no setter than get 10 plece Toilet set, urn Datterns to select lone oi tnese maewnes this week for.

was never larger than it now is. I have the best goods in the market, and you will want to look at from. all Gold edged. does a dealer find it possible to make so great a reduction in the price of so staple an article as Chiffoniers. This week I find elegant gooas, this array before you place yourl OVER.

Dressing Tables 12 pleee Toilet Set, e.7S orders. Oil Heaters in the various! I have a very extensive line of DreBRinirl sizes can be had here for $9.50, $8. $6. $4.50 1 i Bisque Porcelain. uapies in an the handsome and desirable Genuine Ptttsbnrs Lamp, nanasumo, creations of the cabinet maker's art, in a great tocratic cop colors, tintings; over 000 lamps to select A i Ho.rin fnr this week.

rreXM variety of woods and fin AFRO AMERICAN NOTES. mm TERMS That have made Famous the House of J. MICHAELS ishes, but all in the my Chiffonier floors so overcrowded that there is scarcely room to move. The aisles are crowded with goods that can find no other place. I must get this stock out of the way.

If you can make use of anything in this line you will want to see this display. The prices are hiehest grade of denend at 4.50 7 pleco Cliina Fruit Set, 89c 7 piecJ Lemonade Set, Bohemian glass; prices begin at 1.10 able furniture. As in the case of all poods nur $J5 worth, 25c cash, 25c'a week $30 worth, 50c cash, 50c a week $45 worth, 75c cash. 75c a week chased in my stores, my guarantee as to quality Fancy China Fish Plate, 25c goes with each article Prices begin at $60 worth, $1.00 cash, $1.00 a week $75 worth, $1.25 cash, $1.25 a week $100 worth, $1.50 cash, $1.50 a week Fancy Uhlnn cup ana Saucers, coffee, 20c, 23c, 25e, 2c Jardiniere, large variety, 10 inch up. Papier Macho Water Pail, full size, marked to begin and larger amounts in proportion.

6.50 J4.79 Goods Delivered in Unmarked Wagons at A TENTH ANNIVERSARY. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Russell gave a reception in honor of the tenth anniversary of their wedding at their residence. 1,623 Pacific street, on November 26.

It was largely attended and was most enjoyable. The dancing commenced about 8 o'clock and lasted until daylight. During the evening a number of songs were sung by the Twilight Quartet and others. Mr. Parslow.

an elocutionist, favored the guests with select recitations. Those who attended were: Mr. and Mrs. Parslow, Mr. and Mrs.

Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr.

and Mrs. Yates, Mr. and Mrs. Bercan, Mr. and Mrs.

Greene, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Kerrigan, Mr. and Loader, Mr.

and Mrs. Coffin. Mr. and Mrs. Sweuson, Mr.

and Mrs. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Russell. Miss F.

Domminey, J. Domminey, Miss Leo, Miss Loader, Miss Jacobs. Mls3 L. Russell, Mr. Connor, Mr.

Russell, Mr. Bcrean, Misi F. Loader, E. David. if Desired.

Specinl services will be held in the St. John' African M. E. Church, Howard avenue ana Herkimer street, to day. Thj members of the Hrooklyn Colored Branch of the Young Men's Christian Association will the quests of thf colore.

branch of Manhattan at Its public meet ins to day. Evangelist Annie E. Brown will preach a special Hcrmnn to th convert and those who ar seeking rHiirion at P. M. in the main auditorium uf Krlde Street to day.

The Rev. nr. Urooks will preach at the regular servk of this morning Tin lU v. Dr. Dt.Min will preach in the Concord Iiaptlst Chuivh of Christ, DulHehl street, to day.

Th" Kr v. .1. Francis I'tlair now preaches to hit congi 'ntiun in the Bethany Church. Atlantic and VatKl'jrhJlt nvenuen, every Sunday, and will soon be a resident of this city. The congregation hn greatly Increased under pasturatc and is in exivlk nt financial condit ion.

The nineteenth nnnl versa ry of the opening of St. li'Tiedlct's church Kir Afro American Catholics was observed last Sunday. The clubs ftn mbw sliip to the colored branch of the yniing Mn's Christian Association of this bon will remain npen until January 1. The II. II.

Garnet Republican Club of Kinga Cuunty. under thf leadership nf President Oeorgo WILL DECORATE SLOAT'S GRAVE. avenue. Thanksgiving eve. Among those who contributed to the general enjoyment were Sylvester Butler and.

Theodore Pinck ney, who sang several songs, and J. Jackson, who sang a number of popular coon songs. Music was furnished by the Reynolds brothers, assisted by Mr. Cord. There was dancing and a dainty collation.

Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. James Butler, Jlr. and Mrs. Vincent Rhoades, Mr.

and Mrs. H. R. Fink. Miss M.

Coss. J. Johnson, K. Coss, William Benjes. Miss A.

Butler, J. Jackson, Miss M. Plnckney, Mr. and Mrs. William Bersey, Mr.

and Mrs. George Plnckney, Miss A. Smith, Theodore Plnckney, Miss T. Arnold, George Courtney. Miss Clara Burton.

Frank Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. James Butler, jr. I iDt i'an, nas removpu irom ruiton street to WALLACE WYATT. The marriage of Ida Ross Wyatt to Henry Wallace took place at the residence of her brother, Virginia Wyatt, 39G Third street.

Monday afternoon. The Rev. Erwin Dennett, pastor of the Tabernacle Baptist Church, performed the ceremony. The bride was attired in a handsome traveling dress. The parlors were charmingly decorated, pink being the predominating color.

Miss Margaret Welsger, niece of the bride, from Richmond Va. was flower girl. Master Robert B. Wyatt nephew of the bride, was ring bearer. The matron of honor was Mrs.

J. Brainard, and Mr Wormsley was best man. The bride was given away by her father, W. G. Wyatt.

The presents were handsome and numerous Vftcr congratulations, the guests repaired to' the diningroom. where an elaborate collation was served. The happy couple dc narted for an extended wedding tour On their return they will reside at Stamford. CTnhe guests were: The Rev and Mrs. Erwin Dennett Mrs.

Edward Downing, Wyatt Mr. and Mrs. Irvln Weislger and Miss nrt Mrs Entwistle. Mr. and Mrs.

J. BrilnaVd Ml. Bessie Graham, Miss Edith Downing Miss Carrie Wuldron William wvatt George W. Sccly, Mr. and Mrs.

J. B. wmani J. Hicks. Mr.

and Mrs. G. wflkenshoff Mrs. W. Hicks.

Mrs. H. C. Wyatt Miss C. W.

Sinclair, Mr. and Mrs. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. ark.

Mbert Nance. Albert Downing, the Ro. L. French Miss Helena French Miss Louise Wallace of Norton. Mr and Mrs.

George Wells of Englewood. N. J. LOUISVILLE POOLROOMS LEGAL. Louisville, November 9 Judge Mc Cann of the police court, decided to day that the local ordinance closing the pool rooms is Invalid.

The matter, he said, could only bo proceeded with by declaring the rooms a nuisance from day to day. VIRGINIA SUITS DISMISSED. Efforts of Enemies of New Constitution Come to Naught. Richmond, November 29 The argument in the proceeding of John, S. Wise to invalidate the new Virginia constitution was resumed in the United States Circuit Court to day, Chief Justice Fuller sitting with Judge Waddill.

Attorney General Anderson spoke for the commonwealth, addressing himself largely to the point raised by complainants, that the state was barred from re jtrlctlng the suffrage as It had done by the reconstruction acts. He was followed by James Hayes, colored, of counsel for complainants, who made a strong plea for the cf his race. This afternoon the court dismissed both suits on the ground that it had no jurlsdic 1846. Also with the earth at the base of the monument which we are erecting in front ol old Fort Nervine, constructed and commanded by his aide de camp, Midshipman William P. Toler.

Also from San Jose, vhere the flag was raised by the Americans there, July 16, 1846, which he gave them for that purpose. Also from Portsmouth square and the Presidio of San Francisco, where Captain Montgomery of the sloop of war Portsmouth landed and raised the American flag by Sloat'e orders on July U. Also from the foot of the flagstaff at Sonoma, where the Bear Flag was hoisted on June 14, 1846. by the Bear Flag party, and which was hauled down and the American flag hoisted In its place on July 11, 1846, by order of Commodore Sloat. Alto from Sutter's Fort at Sacramento, where the American flag was hoisted on the same date.

Admiral Sloat was burled On November 30, 1S67, and the Secretary of the Navy has been requested to send a naval detachment to unite with your committee on November 30, and we have asked that Captain James Dexter Adams be ordered to perform that duty, as he was the last naval officer to raise the flag at Montery. The society has received the earth mentioned In the letter and will send a committee to Greenwood Cemetery to day to sprinkle the earth as requested, and will on their own account place a wreath of flowers on the grave. HELD A RECEPTION. A reception was given by Mr. and Mrs.

James Butler at their home, 242 St. Marks CATSKILL CHERRY TREE BLOOMS. Catslull, November 29 In striking contrast to the snow covered mountains nine miles distant, is a cherry tree in full blossom in the rear of Dr. Robert Selden's residence in this village. A SALE FOE CHRISTIAN HELPERS.

A sale of fancy articles, cake and candy will be held at the homo of the Trained Christian Helpers. 1.304 Pacific street, on Friday and Saturday afternoon and evenings, December 5 and G. PEOPLE'S INSTITUTE LECTURES. Professor W. B.

Scott 01" Princeton will lecture before the People's Institute, at Cooper Union. Manhattan, next Tuesday evening, on "Proofs of Evolution." California Society of New York to Sprinkle California Soil in Greenwood Cemetery To day. The California Society of New York held Its monthly meeting tt the Waldorf Astoria last night and during the course of the meeting the Rev. Dr. Robert Mackenzie, the president of the society, said that he had received a letter from the Sloat Monument Association of California requesting the society to send a committee to represent the association in a visit to the grave of the late Rear Admiral Sloat in Greenwood Cemetery today.

The letter reads in part as follows; The Rev. Robert Mackenzie, D. D. Dear sir You are most respectfully requested by the officers and members of the Sloat Monument Association of California to appoint a committee from your California Society of New York to act for and in behalf oT this Sloat Monument Association on the 30th instant, to visit the grave of the late Rear Admiral John Drake Sloat, U. S.

at. Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn, and there sprinkle the earth that we sent you, upon it, and thus consecrate it with California soil from beneath the same flag staff on the old custom house 'at Monterey, upon which he hoisted the American flan; when he took possession of California on the 7th of July, n. MUiirifis ia nwHwvu place, near ulton st roi. The Deborah Tent N'o. 26.

Order J. R. Giddlnga and JolIUee T'nion. held Its public installation of otlieers for the msulng term at the African M. E.

Zion Church. UVsi Third street. Coney Island, rr. the evening November 27. There was a pood, attendance and a collation followed the installation exercises.

The How. C. T. Walker. W.

H. Brooks, N. Mocre. ill1 Hunt. Willlum T.

Pixon, T. W. Henderson. J. V.

(Jordon. Ezeklel Smith and S. Morris. Bishup Alexander Walters and Ci. Hen dc rsnn.

M. 1 are the members of the advisory board of the White Rose Industrial Home. Miss Annie Ethel Frarder. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John W. Frazler of Fulton street, was recently married to CSenrge A. Hunklns. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr.

Will lam T. Dixon. On Monday last in the Borough of The Bronx ground was broken for the erection of the crypt of St. David's Church. The church will he with a seating capacity of 500.

Dr. E. O. Clifton is rector. It is stated upon good authority that much progress is being made and thtit a wonderful growth has developed in Mafonry among Afro Americans of this state.

A bonbon reception is hctng arranged by tha Dancing Class for Christmas night. Among the students of Tuskgee Normal and Industrial Institute Is the son of Juan Gualberio inauez, tne colored leader in Cuba. He 1b learning the mechanical engineer's trade. appeal will be taken. All the o.uestlons of Chief Justice indicated that virtually very contention raised by complainants had been passed upon adversely by the Supreme Court.

BALD EAGLES' THEATER PARTY. The fifth annual theater party of the Bald Eagles was held last evening In the Unique Theater, in Grand street, near Bedford avenue, and was in every way most successful. This was largely due to the efforts of Berl Johnson, president and James V. Short, secretary. After an amusing show by the "Thoroughbreds" supper was served In a nearby cafe.

The officers of the Bald Eagle are Bert Johnson, president John M. Harding, vice president; James V. Short, secretary; Joseph Pill, treasurer: Gustav Schroeder. corresponding secretary; Bernard Marron, serceant at arms. Entertainmont committee: Bert Johnson, James V.

Short Louis Hamburger, caterer; Professor Sweeney, musical director. A RAPID TRANSIT HEARING. A public hearing wlil be held at the room of the Rapid Transit Commission, 320 Broadway, Manhattan, on Thursday. December 4, at 2:15 P. the matter of rotalnlng the underground station at Central Park West and One Hundred and Fourth street, Man Thf fi'llnwhiit officer? v.

iv florteil ri'ofm tnot'tinB the Gurnet an club nf the Seventeenth Assembly Iiistrlt for thf ensuing yi ar: President, peter O. Hunks; vice J. It. FrnnklHi; ocri'tary. .1.

s. Downer: urer. William U. Scott; chaplain. Ueacun "Waters.

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