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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY. AUGUST 19.1906. MISCELLANEOUS.

Dr. Lyon's PERFECT GREENE AVENUE SEWER II PATH OF THE SUBWAY Perhaps a Long Delay in Completing the Flatbush Avenue Section. El SHGQTfNC DONE sextant bid wi i had fire quarters and general quarter night and these adorded the beset Kind of drill tor the men." In the absence of Lieutenant Con n.r.nl-fi- William Fori Pontile s.ipo.ni.'i ieuten.cn' Kinsley L. Mar-! 2) Dry Cleaning To Enioy MORGAN'S GINGER ALE and CLUB SODA Acknowledged the I. Your Vacation Tooth Powder Barrett, Nephews EiiibiiiiiTi Old Staten Island Gay Old Time in Staten Island With Uncle Sam's Men.

ibi Dyeing Establishment Cleanses and beautifies the teeth and purifies the breath. 4SS Fnlt. 1 what Is called duty It ran from $5 to $2.50. The rora $1.50 to $2. HIGHEST AWARDS, peed by people of refinemei for over a quarter of a centur; Convenient for tourists.

JOHN MORGAN, NO WORK THERE AT PRESENT. CRUISE A GREAT SUCCESS, tia officers had a st xcept the ensigns ith swinging cots. '4. I (its. keep i 1 exercise a Contractors Deny That the Problem No Friction Between Regulars a) Citizen Sailors Praise for the Officers.

3. That Commander iMAHM, FREE AS CAN OiPJSF ram I for Hie refreshing solace which it Nourishing Refreshing Appetizing Sustaining Easv to Get It was admitted thai "UHCLE PETER" WYCKDFF HOST AT BIG CLAM BAKE Easy to Serve No Sediment Commander Bradley A. Flake, the mantling officer of the cruiser. known throughout our navy and the vies of tho world as ono of the most tingulshed naval Inventors. He Inve system, and the gtadimeter, which nan a great influence upon the na-of the world.

Perhaps there is sr officer to have charge of the gun larlejs, Stanworth made for assigning irably planned an 1 carried out that tp is due to' his line executive ability, her officers were not less thoughtful id able, and taken altogether tile per sonnel of the ship war, Ideal for such a "I was particularly pleased with one ilng, and that was the proof that prac-SB on board the battalion's little yacht hard day's trai ins last Wednes board. He is A. Mooro, and his si i bluejackets. 1 ier they could The time cc always. If there error was straightened The closeness of the First and the Fourth it.

except 10 tnorouKhij 3 length, and made I subway, which wi now held by the se TOOK DOUBLE DOSE OF POISON Mystery About the Identity of "Walter H. Gray," Who Is Critically 111 at Bellevue. Considerable mystery enshrouds the re-given as Walter H. Gray, 28 years old, from the Madison Square Church Hou3e, at Third avenuo and Thirtieth street, Manhattan, to Bellevue Hospital yesterday afternoon. Ho was brought in by Atiil.iilan.-i.

Surgeon Lindsoy, suffering one hynsolne-morpbla and chloral poise ng and was placed in the prison ward he technical charge of disorderly et luct. Tho young man's condition is se IDS, and llttlo hope Is held out for his overy from the dos? of double poison From employes at the Church Hot ho would not allow tho uso of tn I It i lie; N. Y. id prominent family. broker In this city a fey hoapital authorities ordlng to the metigc gleaned from the employes an East Side Rosette ranch of Dr.

Parkhurst'i ks ago. He was given returned, and i of tho buildln, KECITAL AT LYNBROOK. (Special to the Eaglo.) Lynbrook, L. August 18 Residents i Donald, reader. AND ELECTROTYPERS' THROUGH EAGLE BUILDING.

of Passing the Sewer Is a Baffling One. Notwithstanding asse lubway to Manhattan, Long Island Railroad ti 1 terminal, ne person It to the pres BitlOU portion of the i the largest sewer In Brooklyn, Flatbush avenue and Fourth avenue. In fact, I sorted by tho Ragle's informal ders have been given not to shovelful of earth there." The Grecno avenue sewer rough Hanson place and acros Island Railroad terminal. ctly ii i of of He said that he did not kt posed that they were wait! digging proceeded. From til gun to support the elevated pillars at his It is understood that the Rapid Transit Commissioners have the whole mailer in chaw anil Hint it as by Iheir direction that Hi- work at that ni was slope d.

oil al i Irene! way, Manhattan, y.s- STEREOTYPERS' adorn tho wippienont Perhaps the principal point of Interest to the Visitors was the ste reotyping ihe eighth I the de'egit' a highly the complete equipment for the rapid litrning out of tin 1 taarvelled at tho composing room, which enr.talnel facilities to enable the compositors to "set up" ropy alir.osi as q-iitkly as Ihe reoipy, rs could hurtle it aown to tne press room. nn. more i 'win a bun- u. viri denart- of a greai ro, oil an r' of some the departments pointed Returning with the record of having beaten the shooting record of Uncl Sam's bluejackets, the Second Battalion Naval Militia, completed Its annua cruise on board the United States steamship Minneapolis yesterday. It was late yesterday evening before members of the battalion reached theli homea In Brooklyn.

On arriving oft Tompklnsville, they found It such hard work to say good-by to their "running mates" of the past week that thoy decided to spend the day with them at a hotel on Staten Island. Tho Brook-resort, a short ride from Tompklnsville, and tho advance guard was sent ahead It was decided crew of the Minneapolis guests of the Brooklyn battalion. The hoi i laborate repast for the half thousand irs, amateur and professional, of tho battalion left the ship and go niiste.l ui.M missing When tht roll was called undo Staten Island ch consumed ther some liquid refrot its. and then. men of tho Minneapolis needed guides to Midland th Beach and otbor uearbj that the Brooklyn men wow till tho night was well ad- apolis reached Tompklnsville off tho baggage of the Brooklyn a Hth all well and nc said Commander i commanding office By Tuesday off Cape Hen Imitating Oliver Twist at I From thon on nobody couldn't have minded one man he kn-w of.

Mr. Wood said that the Eagle plant was one of the finest in the Unite,) states, and ho was office "team work" by nil departments. Every one in the mechanical d. strove to Jo their very best work and all work i together In com-plete harmony. Mr.

Wool pa a ulRh onipl.tn -nt to the Union, and said that no labor org.iuts.it in in the country bad shown such a liberal spirit with regard to the introduction of unproved machinery. He spoke of the typing department. DELEGATES SHOWN District Leaders Shocked Controller's Announcement SHIFT IN POLITICS. Anti-McCarren Man Likely to Coa tinue His Fiijht, While Holding a Job. coming primaries, to wrest the leadership from Senator McCarren.

Mr. Moynahan is free and Independent, politically, to do whatever he likes. Hi action In accepting a political position docs not mean that he Is deprived of his constitutional right of free speech, and In the next three weeks he is at liberty Brooklyn ring with his eloquence in calling up the membors of the Democratic party to retire Senator McCarren to political oblivion. The announcement of Mr. Moynahan's political Independence was made yeator- a to eradicate tho Mr.

Moynahan ho is one of Senator McCur timate friends and advisor: as rather unique In pali being enrolled under Mr. Moynahan has always been the in the Brooklyn Democratic Club to tho continuance of the McCarren leadership. He always encourased and fostered the unfriendly McCarren sentiments which made themselves apparent at every meeting of the club. He Inspired the present attitude of the organization of which he is ihe executive head in the coming primaries, and he has been tho head and front or's political downfa now comes Mr. that Mr.

Moynahan McCarren organiza- cvas repeal could hardly bring themselves to believe it. Tnat Mr. Metz was giving a man who Is cordially hated by every McCarren district leader in Brooklyn a fre license to do whatever he pleased in the political arena was a prob- YOUNGSTERS STOLE TOYS. Henry Yeager, 9 years old. and Otto Haag.

13 years old, who live at 734 Me'rose avenue, the Brant. Ively. were arraigned before Juti' TYPOS' CONVENTION CLOSED. Colorado Spras. August 18 Ths fifty-second annual convention of the International Typographical Union closed fight 'tor an eight-hour day.

with special reference to certain newspipers in, Angeles and Philadelphia. Many i clog, buck, wing am le and wrestling. The it," one thnt brought which other each had a tin cup which of where he was Tho wild blows that disturbed nothing onlookers convulsed of the singing was better than that done by Mastcr-at-Arms Walker and Quart master Mayies. or the second uatta The ship's crew and the battalion took part equally In the affair. The shooting of the Rochester men though apparently poor, was, consldf the fact thev have had no chance practice, excellent It Is said that they officials had" not declined make the reoulred roouest It is now reported that an fffort will be made to got the Governor to nsk formally The 'shooting of the Second Battalion a revelation to the bluejackets.

Two the average of the crew of the Minne oils, was 1.64. while the average of pnttre Brooklyn Battalion Inst Wednes was 2.22, and the Frrst Division wen high as 2.71 hits per gun per minute. BROOKLYNITES IN PARTS. Eagle Burenu. 53 Rue Cambo Parts, who registered to-day at the Eagle 1 reau arc the following from Brooklyn Mr.

anil Mrs. illn a C. Brodct Joseph H. Delany, John J. Dillon, Joseph v.

Sculler. Dr. Frank Howard Rl Mrs. William J. Rlcha Bertha Richardson.

Ruth R. Richardson, Mr. and Forrest M. E. Oillisoa.

Miss C. Buckenberger. Miss A. C. Ford.

Mi as A. B. Ford, Mabel Hefiley, Nellie Hefflcy. Mr. and Mrs.

Nathan May. Registered from Manhattan are: A. McMlchael. Miss S. Loeb, Mil rom other places are: Mr.

and Mrs. lard N. Baylis. Jessica Baylls. Master ter Baylis, Huntington, L.

I.J Corne-Raymond. Springfield, Harold J. Havward, Dr. Robert Hoffman. Daniel Is e'linklin, Baltimore.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Whitmore, Mrs. Eugene Whltmore, Omaha, Neb.

I'nhl; Washington. 1). li nry aslimg. ui. H.

(', Coorge Clifford; Bingharaton. Fn-derie-k jSione; Toronto. Edgar Young; Cleveland. I) Reed; Om.ih A Zlmin. email llulfalo, Haven IE.

C. Young; Albany and Troy. J. H. Sera, lKl 11 i pg; on Toledo.

Charles Fisher; Des Moines vV Brinegar; Springfield. P. A. Murphy; Memphis. H.

W. Tanksley; Fall River. Leroy Jotinston: Providence, Frnnk E. Elliott; Detroit. Theodore Ncigrh; plts-burg, George Riley; New Orleans: M.

A. Rise; Fort Wayne, J. Metker; Colorado Springs. Pu. blo, William G.

Snyder: Elmira, Maurice Campbell; Philadelphia, W. J. Maginuls. Michael A. Matthews; Boston, Patrick S.

Barrett; Philadelphia, J. Harry Johnson; Buffalo, William H. Widnier. Bushwick Farmer-Philanthropist Feted 500 of His Friends. BAKE AT ROCKAWAY BEACH, Btoriea Told of Aged Man's Many Good Deeds His Terse and Humorous Greetings.

Peter Wyckoff. the "millionaire ti philanthropist of Bushwick," enter a party of five hundred frienda at nine Rhode Island clambake at Roc Day at Haramels Station, a formal reception. The drum corps of tho Prank Williams Republican Battery, of Brooklyu. was present and enlivened matters during the afternnou by rendering all ihe latest selections of the day. A specially chartered train left Bushwick Station at 1:30 o'clock and brought 3own the Brooklyn guests, while there ivere people present from Troy.

Albany tod other places up tho State. The bake the Ailing I long tables dud by the drum lard Assemblyman Frank Sch Ms left. At the grove the guests onjoj oracing salt air, which sharpone lppetites and when the bake was ill did full Justice to it. The bi prepared by William Tayne, who i of spread Mr. ne end of ths cheered him FOUR CONSULS NAMED.

ater Bay. L. August IS President following ap pointments: The no consuls Phellx S. 8. Johnson, of New Jersey, at Bergen.

Norway; Au gust C. Seyben. of Pennaylvi Alhe-r- rto Cortes. Merrill Uriffllh. of Ohio, Nogal s.

Mexico. Indian Rosen eVashingtun WILL REPRESENT POST OFPICE. Washington. August 1S-W. Spillman.

Bupcrinteudeut of the Rural Delivery Service, to-day was designated to n-pre- the Fort Office IJeeartm, Joint onferc of third Eailty," which was received willi Hearty h(er Former Asscmldvmnn Frank Schultz, cvlio "has b. on ere, d. imisvy jjj old it ni i 1 il( second plate. i check (or women inrharc v- 'wasour Charl. ,1,, the many of the Beaeu 'rfereiit there bkooklyhite to psLACH.

day's session i rnembers of ihe moi tn il toe har, town, where John Brown was tried and executed. They vis. th arl houl the Jail and lie ida. Fhi.wii i mu sy by The se-sions 11 Vo a lose to Ii il, I wl.h i. will n.

1-raziu miner, oi Jrlatwood' ol nut ir. a omen, on ine suojeoi Is convincing thnt ho meant what he said. IWIIIMIII1 najjjinajjjjj I nil I I ill Ill IIIIIMHH II I IIP ill mil ml leems bear nut declaration nobody's 9rXb stamp The ap! BH IHBppB jr i' Tm "BilBB MaMtec jiiifc i ii ing company! PWBfBUtt CSj fQ. 'WBBtUBml 1 Jacob S. Van Wy.k, was formerly yJWZaSSKM WTiMm Ti" H'r llBilTlnr mKKKLJNKBVf TSPyB HUH S.

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nf KI.o; roi vpers the Hnor b. low. w. siso miu-h admired, labors ot many years. He referred to the M-pi-s had not only to deal with machinery Murphy.

Charles O'Hara. William Wes- if Moynahan does not believe In ()f visit the portable telephone system being the very pleasant relations existing between but with chemistry as well and this waslon; Chicago, Ernest Carlson. John J. iV'a" 'phirt exercise (), yesterday after object of enthusiastic comment. The job the Regie and the Stereot ypcrs fnion.

a ury difficult matter. The question of Cieres, Max Heldenreich, Aug. I). Rob- nd In the same onveiiiion. whic has printing department, Ihe luxurious execu- and also spoke of ihe Iien.di.

ial re sults meal and of matrices was au exceedingly rahn: Chicago. William N. Julien, John I way ns h- did in th. oast. The fart that hold, ns lorli for a in the! live offices, the business office and the 'hat exist- one, and the proper li.u.dl ng I S-raiiln f.neinnoii.

1). I gave him a position in the department holding tno printers trades unions 0f required the utmost skill Meyer: Kansas City. t. McFarland. do, Heme n.

I M.irlborour.h Ho -I, Mancat. an. adjourned th, saw nlng n() Amt.ri(.aa .,,,,1 know-ledge. I Charles A. Sumner: Philadelphia Bernard pointed him he will make a in rinlal.

lplu.i. TV unm were visited in turn, and in A8oriation. Mr. Frlcl replied with some Mr. Fred "said that he was very glad J.

Brady; St. Louis. Oscar Boecke. Frank 1 capable and efficient official, just the rom Manhattan in automobiles fur- the Eagle's world famed Information v. ry ns rvai iv.

ISJMlBSJ reiuarha on that the delegates to the convention had OMara. Haiti- kind of a man I need In this office. In The visitors comprised delegates to the I of 55 JolfSj. m.nlii-.e as a man who was perhaps y. at-.

b- w. the Stercotypera Union and I'arls tnlUa closely In touch with the mechanical I the He called upon points in Canada, and one and all work of n-wspap-rs throughout the Charles i'. itnrt. the mechanical supermen, 1 that th- Kagle plan." turn ng S.a:.-s 1 than any mh-r" m' -id of the Eagle, to speak. Mr.

all pans of the United poinis in Canada, and one 1 that the plan." newspapers throughout the os Europe than anv other '--hecids ill skill can produe- v. modern lectin skill can produe- sterc-oiypers on newspapers in of the United Slates noted for familiar with them all. One ot the reasons, he said, of the success in producing good results in the Eagle for a daily picture ere was opportunity was the fact that there was trade, but he felt Louis, Edward S. Daly. parts their line meehani.al plan's After Ihe work'nqs of the various departments and the usages of some devices that were new to the visitors had been explained, the party was piloted over the way to the Hotel, where a ttle treat uwaited them.

After parnl. ng of light iTitei-nalioaal Free! e-J Horberl F. OunnJaoa, Business Manager of Kiei-. i td the Eagle a great deal of pleasure to i the excellent work done of the Eagl in pr of primers' that the were equal to the mild he depended upon to bring it to the hitthest state of efficiency. E.

'I- Metl of Eagle, spoke and also Mr Ca the foreman of th. Eagle deoarttnent The la man-neenn-n, iiMrv A. Wise Wood were i lien ii iliaakec) tor which they had extended turned to am C. Steven Hen. John F.

McCullough, William J. C. Gumpert, to 24 iuclusive..