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DECEMBER 1. 1906. LAY CORNERSTONE NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH Sishop McDonnell to Preside at Our Lady of Mercy Exercises. EDIFICE TO BE BEAUTIFUL. The Rev E.

W. McCarty Honored by His Alma -Catholic Church News. With all the pomp and ceremony worthy of the occasion the Right Rev. Bishop Charles E. McDonnell will to-morrow afternoon officiate at the laying of the cornerstone of the new Church of Our Lady of Mercy, now in the course of tion on Schermerhorn street between Bond and Nevins streets.

Assisting him will be the Rev. Richard S. Foley, rector of the church, and numerous clergy, some formerly connected with the church and others former boys of parish. The sermon of the occasion will be preached by the Very Rev. Edward William MeCarty, rector of St.

Augustine's Church, Sterling place and Sixth avenue. The ceremonies will also be attended berthe for people they of the have parish been in large expectantly num- awaiting this occasion for the past year. It was about twelve months ago that the city announced its intention to acquire all property that stood in the way of the approach to the new Manhattan Bridge a and degree of doctor of laws, and at the same time honored in a similar manner the Rev. John J. Mallon, who is attached to the Church of Our Lady of Victory, Throop avenue and McDonough street.

On Thursday morning next, the Right Rev. Bishop McConnell will admisister the sacrament of confirmation to a large class in the Church of St. John the Baptist, Lewis and Willoughby avenues. This church is under the direction of the Vincentian Fathers, The second week of the mission now in progress in the Church of Our Lady of Victory, Throop avenue and McDonough street, will begin -to-morrow and will be devoted to the men of the parish. The Rev.

John J. Woods, rector the church, and the band of Paulist Fathers conducting the mission, are highly gratified at the zeal and piety manifested last week by the women. Next Saturday, December 8, the Feast of -the Immaculate Conception will be a holy day of obligation, and will be commemorated in an especial manner in several of the Brooklyn cuhrches. There will be special services in St. James' ProCathedral, 'on Jay street, when the Right Rev.

Bishop Charles E. McDonnell will celebrate a pontifical high mass. He will also impart, after the mass, the pontifical blessing, to which a plenary indulgence is attached. Special services will also be held in the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Leonard and Maujer streets. of which the Rev.

James F. Crowley is rector. Father Crowley has arranged for a special musical programme, to be delivered at the mass. In the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, Broadway and Aberdeen street, of which the Very Rev. Eugene H.

Porcile, S. P. is rector, this will be a day of particular devotion, for it is in this church that the famous shrine of the Immaculate Conception, a fac-simile of the one at Lourdes, is contained. In addition to the serives in the morning, which will include a solemn high mass, Father Porcile has arranged for pilgrimages to take place in the church in the afternoon and evening. These pilgrimages, which occur regularly on the third Sunday of each month, are always well attended, I CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF MERCY.

DE the old Church of Our Lady of Mercy, established about half a century ago, was compelled to look a new location. Father Foley looked about and was fortunate in securing the present site, at a large figure, which includes seven lots on Schermerhorn street and five lots on State street. He was delayed in beginning the erection of his church owing to the buildings that occupied the site at the time of the purchase. These were razed as soon as vacated and the excavation begun. Although in construction but a short time the church is going up rapidly and will be completed long before the beginning of In style the new edifice, which will rank with most beautiful in the city when completed, will be of the Lombardic Romanesque, built of brick on three sides and with a facade of dove color Vermont marble.

It will be about 148 feet in length, with an exterior height from the sidewalk to the pediment of 65 feet and a width of 74 feet. Its style is nowhere to be found in New York, T. H. Poole the architects, having taken broad scope in their efforts to provide pleasing and uniform beauty of style. The plan of the church will be basilican, consisting of a nave 37 feet wide, with two aisles each of a width of 16 feet.

The sanctuary, which is to be 24 feet deep, is to be apsidal in form and treatment, and will contain in the wall large recessed panels formed in the masonry, which will be inlaid with decorative figure subjects worked in gold and marble mosaic. The entire interior will be a huge gem of beauty. In order to enhance the more the general beauty Mr. Poole has adopted a pale, buff colored, impervious brick of special make to form the general wall surfaces. This will form a fitting background for the general ornamental work of gray white, dull glazed terra cotta, which is to be the treatment of the arches, belt and band courses.

cornices and window jambs. At the place where transepts would be if the church were to be cruciform in plan, projecting transeptal apses will be built, containing on epistle side a special chapel and on the gospel side the baptistry. Here the ceiling of pale reddish gold Guastarius roof tiling will be domed, while throughout the rest of the edifice it will be vaulted. This decorative tiling, of varying shades, will be inlaid with a band of pale sea green unglazed and embossed tiling of special make. The ceiling ribs will be of semiglazed terra cotta.

On each side of the side aisles will be three apsidioles containing confesgionals. The interior height of the nave will be 57 feet, while the narthex, with staircases leading to the organ loft, will be unusually spacious. There will be no clerestory windows nor traceries in the aisles to prevent an unbroken figure treatment of the rich stained glass windows, the subdued light from which will enhance. the beauty of the columns, pilasters, wainscoting, steps and altar platforms of pink Tennessee and mottled green Pennsylvania marbles. The church will be absolutely fireproof and what little woodwork is used, as for doors and organ loft front, will be of Norwegian oak.

The transom grill work and upper panels of the doors will be of verdantique bronze. The lighting will be by electricity. Owing to the necessarily small groundwork allowed for the sacristies, these will be two stories in height. Father Foley is also erecting a new parish house of four stories, which will have a basement and subcellar. The building will have a frontage of 29 feet and a depth of 65 feet.

Its facade and of the returns will be of Vermont part marble, corresponding with the church. To-morrow, the first Sunday of Advent, the devotions of the forty hours will begin in St James' Pro-Cathedral on Jay Greet, of which the Rev. Peter Donohue rector. On Wednesday, the feast of St. Sabba, the devotions will begin in the chapel attached to St.

Joseph's Convent, at Brentwood, and on next Sunday, the second Sunday in Advent, the devotions will begin in the Church of St. Mary Star of the Sea, Court and Luquer streets, of which the Very Rev. Mgr. Joseph O'Connell is rector. It is not generally known that the Very Rev.

Edward W. McCarty, rector of St. Augustine's Church, Sixth avenue and Sterling place, who is to preach to-morrow at the ceremony of the laying of the cornerstone of the new Church of Our Lady of Mercy, and who preached so eloquently on Thanksgiving Day at the dedication of the new Chapel of St. John the Baptist, attached to St. John's Home, has been honored by his alma mater.

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AUCTION SALES. L. L. FIRUSKI, Auc't. 70 Bowery, Y.

Dec. 3-Order M. Abrahame, ON Fulton st, clothing, pledged prior Nov. 23, Dee. 4-Order H.

Baruth, 608 Myrtle av, clothing, pledged prior Nov. 24. Dee. -Order J. J.

Priel, 1473-75 B' way, 987 Myrtle av. all diamonds, watches. jewelry, goods every description pledged prior Nov. 1. all goods held over from previous sales.

Dec. 5-Order P. Freel, 160 Grand st: J. Harris Son, 245 Court st; clothing, pledged prior Nov. 25, '05.

Dec. 6-Order J. Harris Son, 245 Court st, all diamonds, watches, jewelry, goods every description pledged prior Nov. 6, all older dates; also 60,288. Dee.

6 Order 7. J. Martin, 134 Myrtle av, clothing, pledged prior Nov. 26, Dec. 7-Order M.

Selig, 37 Myrtle ac, all dinmonds, watches, jewelry, goods every degerip: tion pledged prior Oct. 5, to No. 9,500, and ail older dates. JOB. SHONGOOD'S SONS, Auctioneers, Julius Shongood, Auctioneer, Salesrooms, 94 Bowery, Manhattan.

Dee. 4-Jewelry, watches, diamonds, ete. pledged to Nov. 28, '05; Cirker 111 5th av. Dec.

-Men's and women's clothing. pledged to Nov. 28, '05; H. Goody, 974 Grand st. Dee.

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Y. Dec. 6-By J. J. Ryan, 149 Smith st, clothing pledged to Dee.

1, '05. LEGAL NOTICES. COUNTY COURT. KINGS COUNTY odist Episcopal Hospital in the City of Brooklyn, plaintiff, against Edward H. M.

Rochr and others, defendants. In pursuance of A judgment of foreclosure and sale made and entered in the above entitled action, dated the sixteer th day of November, 1906, I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by John J. Corkill, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. 180 Montague street, 111 the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on the thirteenth day of December, 1906, at twelve o'clock noon, the lands in said judgment tioned, and therein described as follows: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the Borough of Brooklyn of the City of New York, County of Kings and State of New York, bounded and described AS follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the southwesterly side of bush avenue, distant two hundred and four feet northwesterly from the corner formed by the intersection of the southwesterly alde of Flatbush avenue with the northwesterly side of Lincoln road, running thence southwesterly at right angles to Flatbush avenue and part of the distance through a party wall one hundred feet, thence northwesterly parallel with Flatbush avenue twenty-six feet eight inches, thence northeasterly at right angles to Flatbush avenue and part of the distance through a party wall one hundred feet to the southwesterly side of Flatbush avenue, and thence southeasterly along the southwesterly side of Flatbush avenue twenty-six feet eight inches to the point or place of beginning. Also, all the right, title and interest of the parties of, in and to Flatbush avenue lying in front of and adjoining said premises to the center line thereof.

Dated. November 21, 1906. MICHAEL J. FLAHERTY. Sheriff of Kings County, Edwin Kempton, plaintiff's attorney, 175 Remsen st.

Brooklyn. New York. n21 6t wHa COUNTY COURT, KINGS COUNTY-Methodist Book Concern in the City of New York, plaintiff, against, Edward H. M. Rochr and others, defendants.

In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale made and entered in the above" entitled action, dated the sixteenth day of November, 1906, 1 will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, by John J. Corkill, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. 189 Montague in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on the thirteenth day of December, 1906, at twelve o'clock noon, the lands in said judgment mentioned, and therein described as follows: All that certain lot, plece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the Borough of Brooklyn, of the City of New York, County of Kings and State of New York, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the southwesterly side of Flatbush avenue, distant one hundred and fifty feet eight inches northwesterly from the corner formed by the intersection of the southwesterly side of Flatbush avenue with the northwesterly side of Lincoln road, running thence southwesterly, at right angles to Flatbush avenue, and part of the distance through 4 party wall one hundred feet: thence northwesterly parallel with Flatbush avenue twentysix feet eight inches; thence northeasterly, at right angles to Flatbush avenue and part of the distance through a party wall, one hundred feet to the southwesterly side of Flatbush avenue, and thence southeasterly along the southwesterly side of Flatbush avenue twentysix feet eight inches to the point or place of beginning. Also, all the right, title and interest of the parties of, in and to Flatbush avenue lying in front of and adjoining said ises to the center line thereof. Dated, November 21, 1906.

MICHAEL J. FLAHERTY. Sheriff of Kings County, Edwin Kempton, plaintiff's attorney, 175 Remsen st, Brooklyn, New 'York. n21 6t wHa SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY- -Eagle Savings and Loan Company, plaintiff, against Wallace M. Pope, defendant--In pursuance of a judgment.

of foreclosure and sale made and entered in the above entitled action, dated the nineteenth day of Novmber, 1904, 1 will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, by John J. Corkill, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Eatate Exchange, No. 189 Montague street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on the twentieth day of December, 1906, at 12 o'clock, noon. the lands in said judgment mentioned, and therein described as follows: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the Borough of Brooklyn, of the City of New York. County of Kings and State of New York, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the westerly side of St.

James place, distant one dred and seventy-five (175) feet and eleven and one-half inches northerly from the corner formed by the intersection of the westerly side of St. James place with the northerly aide of Atlantic avenue: running thence westerly at right angles with St. James place and part of the distance through a party wall ninety-five (95) feet; thence northerly parallel with St. James place seventeen (17) feet; thence easterly, again, at right angles with St. James place and part of the distance through another party wall ninety-five (95) feet to the westerly side of St.

James place, and thence southerly along said westerly side of St. James place seventeen (17) feet to the point or place of beginning, also all the right. title and interest of the party of the first part thereto, of, in and to St. James place, in front of and adjoining said premises to the center line thereof. Being the game premises conveyed to the said Wallace M.

Pope by Joseph T. D. Cornwell by deed bearing even date -Dated November 28, 1906. MICHAEL J. FLAHERTY.

Sheriff of Kings County. Mayer MeLeer, Plaintiff's Attorneys, 183 Montague street, Brooklyn, N. Y. n28 3w best man was G. Stanley Niccoli, of Patchogue.

A reception followed at the home of the bridegroom's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mott are now absent on their wedding journey. On their return they will make their home in Babylon.

Mr. Mott, who is one of the younger Republican leaders of the town, was assistant financial clerk in the Assembly during the last session of the Legislature. WINER DOESN'T SEE THE JOKE. Some One Used His Name in Sending Postals to People Requesting Them to Call. Jacob Winer, of 31 Fifth avenue, is anxious to find the postal card joker who has been sending to him all sorts of persons with all sorts of missions.

Winer 13 a jeweller at the Fifth avenue address. Monday morning Salvation Army wagon stopped in front of his store and a man entered the store, saying he had come for the old furniture. When Winer denied having any such furniture the man produced e. postal card bearing Winer's name and requesting the Salvation Army to call and take away several old pieces of furniture and other old things and distribute them among the poor. No sooner had the wagon left than a musician entered the store and began telling his prices for an eight-piece orchestra.

"You've made a mistake, I don't want any orchestra," said Winer. The musician produced another card with Winer'8 name at the foot. A little later a second hand furniture dealer appeared with still another card. He wanted to see the furniture Winer was said to be anxious to dispose of. Others who called in the RAILROADS.

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Orient and West Indies Cruises During December, January, February March Steamship Tickets on Ail Lines everywhere, at companies' rates. Immediate arrangements by wire, while you wait. J. SONS, Omeial Agents, Ticket 379 Fulton Opp, Cily Hall. Travelers' Checks, Passports, Foreign Money.

AMERICAN LINE. PLYMOUTH-CHERBOURG-SOUTHAMPTON From New York. Saturdays, at 9:30 A.M. St. Paul Louis 22 New 15 Philadelphia 29 RED STAR LINE.

ANTWERP-PARIS. Sallings Wednesdays from N. Pier 14, N.R. Vadl'nd, Dee. 5.

Zeeland, Dec.26, 2:30 pm Finland. Dec. 12, 2 pin Kroonland, Jan. 2, 7 am Piers 14 15, N.R. Office, 9 B'way, N.

Y. J. Lehrenkrauss Sons, 879 Fulton st; J. C. Henderson Son.

344 Fulton st: J. H. Scheldt. 180 Graham av. H.

F. Koch. 48 B'way. Bkln. New York Porto Rico S.

S. Co. Weekly passenger service. Carolina, sailing DecemAround ber 1, and Coamo, December 15, for San Juan direct. Porto Rico Ponce, Dec.

8, for Ponce direct, and San Juan, Dec. 22, for Mayaguez direct. Best of modern accommodations for first and second cabin passengers. All rooms outside on deck. Sailing from Pier 35, Brooklyn, near Hamilton av.

Ferry, at 12 noon. Office 12 Raymond Broadway, New York. 'Phone 6606-Broad, or Whitcomb Union square, New York. In Paris travelers will find the Brooklyn Eagle Bureau at 53 Rue Cambon, where any kind of information concerning travel, hotels and boarding houses, and a pocket guide to Paris can be obtained free. Names registered at Eagle Paris Bureau are cabled to the Eagle the same day.

ANCHOR LINE. Caledonia, Dee. 15, 2 pin Columbia, Deer 20, 9 am Saloon $50. Second Cabin $35. 3d Class $27.50.

and upward, according to accommodation and steamship. For tours and Information apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS. 17 19 B'way, N. or 8. W.

Taylor, 69 Court st; H. F. Koch, Broadway; John C. Henderson Son, 344 Fulton st. Brooklyn.

FRENCHI LINE, DIRECT Compagnie Generale LINE Lo HAVRE -PARIS (PRANCE) BAILING EVERY THURSDAY at 10 A.M. from Pler No. 42. North River, ft, Morton N. Y.

Dee. 6 'La Dee. 27 La 3 Touraine. 20 10 Screw Steamers. General Agency, 39 Brondway, New York.

LEHRENKRAUSS SONS. 379 Fulton st. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. Intended Steamship Sailings from Vancouver for Japan, China and Philippine Islands. Emp.ofJapan.....Jan.

21 Emp. of India. Monteagle R. Athenian. Jan.

11 Emp. of Feb. 18 Hawallan, FU Australia and New Zealand. Miowera Aorangi For rates Information apply nt 458 and Brondway and 981 Fifth nv. Manhattan.

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE. ONE WAY OR EXCURSION TRTS FOR SALE THE YEAR ROUND. Tickets to Texas, Colorado, California, Arizona New Mexico, Mobile, Georgia, FlurIda. ete. Our book.

Coast free. CHEAP H. CALIFORNIA MALLORY TICKETS NOW Front ON SALE. C. 129 N.

Y. FOR PORTO RICO. Steaniships of the Ited Line will sail Pier 11, B'kiyn. for San Juan direct, as follows: H. Doc, noon 8.

8. Doc. noon For freight or passage, apply to BOULTON, BLISS DALLETT. General Managers, 62 Wall Street. New York.

TRINIDAD LINE. New York to Grenada and Trinidad, B. W. Fruin Brooklyn. MARACAS October MARAVAL 13 Single fare, $50.00.

Return. 92.50. Trinidad Shipping and Trading 1.14.. Broadway. PABRE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Express service -Modern Steamera, built 1002-3-5. New York 10 Naples, average voyage. days. All staterooms outside amidships on upper decka Germania. 2l, Jan.

Madonna (new twin J. TER KUILE. G. P. Broadway, N.

Y. Furnesela. Dee. GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

Hamburg American Twin Screw Passenger Service. PLYMOUTH-CHERBOURG-HAMBURG. Kaiserin Dec. Bluecher Dec. Waldersee 15 tOmits Cherbourg.

TO GIBRALTAR-NAPLES-GENOA. Mediterranean Service. Hamburg 13 Hamburg 10 Hamburg 29 8 P. V. Moltke 23 Grill Rocm.

Has Gymnasium. (Mediterranean Orient Cruise, 79 days, Cruise. Eight Days to Italy. BY THE GREAT FLEER DEUTSCHLAND From New York Feb'y 4, 1907. DURING FEB.

AND MARCI, Special cruises to the Mediterranean and the Orient ALSO TO AND Jamaica THE West Indies TOURIST BUREAU. R. R. Tickets, hetel accommodations and general information about foreign travel. Traveller's Cheeks.

Good All Trite, World. Hamburg-American Broadway, N. Y. LEHRENKRAUSS de SONS, 379 FULTON ST. amaica GRAPHOPHONE Our Easy Payment Offer makes it convenient for you to bring into your home AT ONCE the greatest merchanical entertainer in the world.

We offer you the COLUMBIA with its inexhaustible supply of entertainment for these long winter evenings. The Whole Show for the Whole Family ALL THE YEAR AROUND. You can buy on your own terms and secure from uS OUR WRIT. TEN GUARANTEE, backed by Ten Millions of capital. Through our chain of stores a FREE DEthe United Christmas is LIVERY to practically, all parts of coming.

Send that distant friend a Columbia. Disc and Cylinder Graphophones PRICES $7.50 TO $100. Our stores are open every evening during December. COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPHCO NEW YORK. 353 BROADWAY 872 BROADWAY 39 West 125th St.

BROOKLYN. 915 B'way. 778 Manhattan Av 124 Flatbush Av 125 Myrtle Av JERSEY CITY. 63 Newark Av 350 Central Av YONKERS, North B'way, Grand Prix Paris Double Grand Prize St. Louis 1904.

Grand Prize, Milan, 1906. BARTON CO. Silversmiths and Jewelers Diamonds Watches, Sterling Silver, Cut Glass. Leather Goods, Art Stationery HALL CLOCK $100 Fine movement striking hours and half hours on deep toned cathedral gong. Gilded dial with raised figures showing moon's phases.

Case of Mathogany finely finished. Guaranteed an accurate timekeeper, $100. Other Hall Clocks upward to $565. Fifth Ave 32nd St. CARPET CLEANSING.

Brussels and Ingrain, altering, sewing and relaying reasonable. G. P. BRUSH 388-394 Lexington av. Tel.

426 Bedford. DENTISTRY. Dr. L. J.

Hoyt, Dentist 455. FULTON ST. NEAR JAY. Beautiful artificial teeth, $6, $5, $10 a set; extracting included. Teeth extracted WORK without pain.

Teeth filled, $1. ALL GUARANTEED. SPECIAL NOTICES. CHICHESTER'S BRAND. PILLS Ladies Ask your Druggist for Chi-ches-ter's Pills in Red and Gold metallic boxes, sealed with Blue Ribbon.

Take no other. Buy of your Druggist and ask for CHI.CHESTER'S ENGLISH, the DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, for 25 years' regarded 85 Best, Safest, Reliable. Sold by Druggists everywhere Chichester Chemical Pa pleased and attracted a large audience each evening. A chrysanthemum euchre and dance in aid of the Church of St. Jerome, Nostrand and Newkirk avenues, Vanderveer Park, of which the Rev.

Thomas F. Lynch is rector, will be given next Wednesday evening in the Cortelyou Clubhouse, Bedford and Newkirk avenues. A meeting of the executive committee of the diocesan union of the Holy Name Society will be held -morrow afternoon in the hall attached to the Church of the Sacred Heart, Adelphi street near Park avenue. It is especially desired that every meraber of the committee present himself. A mass of requiem for the deceased members of St.

Joseph's alumnae was offered last Saturday morning in the chapel of the Academy of St. Joseph at Brentwood. It was decided at a recent meeting of the members of the alumnae that the annual mass of requiem be offered in future during the week of the alumnae retreat whn a large number of the graduates and former students of the academy, comprisIng the alumnae, can be present at the services. MOTT-DOWNS. (Special to the Eagle.) Babylon, L.

December 1-Miss Carolyn A. Downs, a pretty Brooklyn girl, and William H. Mott, only son of Mr. and Mrs. George S.

Mott, of this village, were married on Wednesday evening, at Christ Episcopal Church, West Islip, the Rev. George Downing Sparks, the rector, offelating. The bride wore a dark blue chiffon broadcloth traveling gown with gray hat and gray plumes. Her maid of honor, Miss Kathleen Page, of Bay Shore, was gowned in dark brown chiffon cloth. The Colombia, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Honduras, Guatemala, Colon (Panamo), Hayti.

Special mailings by the magnificent twin-screw cruising S.S Prinzessin Victoria Luise and superb weekly service by the prinz" Steamers of the Atlas Service Excellent botel accommodations in Jamaica. One way. $35. Round trip, 560. 23-day cruise with stopovers.

$115. Rates Include berths and meals. Hamburg- American Lice, 35-37 B'way, N. Y. For Local Agent see other Advt.

51-52, North River. To LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN. Campania. Dec. 8, 10 Dec.

22, 11 am Pannonia. Dec. 14, 1 29, 2 pm 15, 2 11 Gibraltar Naples Adriatic through -Egypt Caronia ALEXANDRIA, 14 days. (20,000 tons) Feb. 19, to Gibraltar and Naples.

Supplementing new modern twin screw S. S. 4, 10 am; April 9, May 28 ULTONIA (2d 3d class only). Jan. 15, Mar.

5 12, Apr. 30 Mar. 26, May 14 VERNON H. BROWN, Gen'l Agent, 21-24 State N. oppo.

THE BATTERY. 126 State st, Boston, THOS. H. DRICKSON, 343 Fulton st, Bkln; H. F.

KOCH, 48 Broadway, Bkln, E. J. C. HENDERSON 344 Fulton st, Bkin; J. KRAUSS SONS.

379 Fulton st. WHITE STAR LIVERPOOL. LINE NEW YORK, QUEENSTOWN. Oceanic. Dec.

5, 8 19, 8 am Dec. 12, 2 pm Majestic. Dec. 26, 10 am BOSTON, QUEENSTOWN, LIVERPOOL. 15, 9:30 am TO THE MEDITERRANEAN AZORES.

YORK. 6, noon; March 30, May 9 5, 9:30 A.M.; Feb. 16121,000 19, 9:30 A.M.: March 21 Tons. FROM BOSTON. 12, 8:30 A.M.; Feb.

23, Apr. 10 2. 1 P.M.; Mar. 16 For passage, tickets and drafts payable on demand, anywhere in England, Ireland, Sweden, Scotland and Norway, apply to V. ALDRIDGE, 66 Court st, Brooklyn; J.

C. HENDERSON SON, 344 Fulton st; GEO. SIEMS, 142 Greenpoint av: H. F. KOCH, 48 Broadway, and J.

LEHRENKRAUSS SONS. 379 Fulton White Star Line, Office, 9 B'way, N. Y. HOLLAND-AMERICA NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM, via BOULOGNE. Sailings Wednesdays as per sailing list.

Statendum, Dec.5, Ryndam, Jan. 23. noon Ryndam, Dec. 19, 7 am Potsdam, Feb. 6.

10 ain 2, 6 am Stat dam. Feb. 20, 10 am Holland- America Line, 39 B'way, N.Y, J. LEHRENKRAUSS SONS, 379 Fulton st; J. H.

SCHEIDT. 180 Graham av; A. BERNHEIM, 640 Broadway; H. F. KOCH, 48 way, Brooklyn.

ITALIAN NAVIGAZIONE ROYAL GENERALE MAIL ITALIANA. S.S.CO. TO NAPLES, GENOA, ALEXANDRIA. Liguria. Dec.

5 For further information apply to Kirzel, Feltmann 9-11 B'way, N.T. ATLANT TRANSPORT LINE. NEW YORK-LONDON DIRECT. 2, 1 F.M. 8, 10 A.M.

Dec. 22, 11 A.M. Dee. 29, 3 P.M. FOR RATES.

ETC. APPLY AT A R'WAY. N. Y. ALLAN LINE.

MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL Fast Turbine Steamships Weekly, Saloon passage, $65. Second cabin, $45 and up. Apply to H. T. ALLAN, Montreal.

"La Veloce" Fast Italiar Lina. Weekly sailings to Naples, Genoa, from Pier W. 34th st, N. Y. CABIN, $55 AND UP.

Large cabins. Dining saloon on promenade deck. Bologneul, Hartfield 29 Wall LINE and it is expected that the pilgrimages to the patroness of the church on her feast day will be even more so. An especial feature of the services here next Saturday will be the anniversary of the coronation of the statue in the shrine with a diadem of rich and precious jewels. The diocesan authorities are highly gratified at the result of the examinations held last, Tuesday and Wednesday of the junior clergy of the diocese.

The examinations were held in the diocesan seminary attached to the College of St. John the Baptist, Lewis and Willoughby avenues. Next Monday and Tuesday evenings the dramatic corps of the Young Men's Literary Union, attached to St. Patrick's Church, Kent and Willoughby avenues, will present in the Parish Hall, on Taaffe place the well-known three-act Irish drama, "Shaun Aroon." The proceeds will be devoted to the church. Next Saturday week a mass will be offered for the members of the alumnae association of the Visitation Academy in the Church of St.

Augustine, Sterling place and Sixth avenue. Work is progressing rapidly on the new Church of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary which the Rev. John Vogel is erecting at Harrison and Hicks streets. Father Vogel hopes to have the edifice ready for dedication on the second Sunday of this month, when, it is expected, His Excellency, the Right Rev. Mgr.

Diomede Falconio, the apostolic delegate, will sing the pontifical high mass. The Rev. J. P. Molyneaux, C.

attached to the College of St. John the Baptist, Lewis and Willoughby avenues, who has been suffering for some time past with muscular rheumatism, is now at his home in New Orleans recuperating from the effects of his illness. The Rev. John J. Bohag, the popular associate rector of the Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Fort Hamilton Parkway and East Fourth street, Windsor Terrace, underwent a successful operation for appendicitis early last week.

He is now convalescing with every hope for a rapid recovery. Father Bohag is very popular in Windsor Terrace and the news of his recovery will be cause for much joy, To-morrow week the Right Rev. Bishop McDonnell will dedicate the now completed Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, Broadway and Aberdeen street, in erecting which the Very Rev. Eugene H. Porcile, S.P.M., the rector, worked indefatigabily through ten long years.

The dedication next Sunday will be an occas'on of great- joy to both Father Porcile and his parishioners. During the many years that Father Porcile has been engaged on this new edifice he has had the co-operation of his parishioners, but his parish is not the most resourceful in the diocese, and the funds necessary to construct the monument which Father Porcile intended to erect in honor of the Immaculate Conception, a shrine dedicated to whose memory is contained in the church, could not have been collected in the parish alone in three decades. Despite his many discouragements Father Porcile continued with his work, and through the assistance obtained by the presence of the shrine, which is visited by hundreds of persons each month, he was enabled to complete his work. His church to-day, in addition to being one of the largest in the diocese, is one of the most beautiful also, and is looked upon as an absolute work of art. The Very Rev.

Mgr. Mooney, of Manhattan, who preached at the laying of the corner stone ten years ago, will deliver the dedicatory sermon next Sunday morning. Concluding his services in the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, the Right Rev. Bishop McDonnell will proceed to the Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel, Putnam avenue, near Ralph, of which the Rev. James J.

Durick is rector, and in the afternoon will bless the new parochial school that Father Durick has erected on Madison street in the rear of his church. To-morrow, the first Sunday In Advent, Initiates another year in the history of the church. The ecclesiastical calendar begins with the season of Advent which 1s made a season of solemn preparation for the coming of Christ on Christmas Day. It has been decided to continue the organ recitals that have been going on for the past three weeks at the Sunday evening services in the Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel throughout the month of December. The selections will be suitable to the season of Adveent.

The previous recitals and musical vespers COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. CLYDE S. S. CO. New York, Charleston, Jacksonville From Pier 36, North River, foot of Spring St.

Str. Tuesday, Dec. 4, 3 P.M. Str. Wednesday, Dec.

5, P.M. Str. Friday, Dec. 7, 3 P.M. Str.

Dee. 8, 3 P.M. THEO. G. EGER, V.

P. G. Gen. Offices, Pier 36, N.R., 90 Bway, N. r.

D. P. Watkins, 344 Fulton st, B.ooklyn. J. Lehrenkrauss Sons, 379 Fulton st, B'klyn.

T. W. Hendrickson, 343 Fulton st. Brooklyn. OLD DOMINION LINE.

DAILY SERVICE. For Old Point Comfort, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Pinner's Point and Newport News, necting Petersburg, Richmond, Virginia Beach. Washington, D. and entire Soutn and West. Freight and passenger steamers mail from Pier 26, North River, foot of Beach day P.M.

H. B. WALKER, Vice President Traffic Mgr. STEAMBOATS. FALL RIVER LINE FARES REDUCED BOSTON $2.65 Newport, Fall River, $2.

Providence, $2.30. Sundays 5:00 P.M. Perfect connecting train service at Fall River. Orchestra on each steamer. NORWICH LINE, via New London.

Leave Pier 40, foot Clarkson week days only, P.M. Steamers City of Lowell and Chester W. Chapin. NEW HAVEN LINE, for New Haven, ford and North. Leave Pier 20, E.

week days only 2.40 P.M.: foot E. 22d 3 P.M. Steamer Richard Peck. BRIDGEPORT LINE. from foot Peck Slip, week days only, at 3 P.M.; foot East 22d 3:15 P.M.

NEW YORK-ALBANY. DEOPLES LINE Steamers C. W. MORSE and ADIRONDACK. alternating, Iv.

Her N.R., foot of Canal 4 P.M. dally (Sunday excepted). Direct connection with rail lines at Albany for points North. East and West. EXCURSION 82.50.

BOSTON $1.75 PROVIDENCE 1.00 JOY LINE FALL RIVER 800 Orchard. EVERY WEEK DAY AT 5 P. M. Boston (Outside Line), 6 P.M. FROM PIERS 28 E.R..

FT. CATHARINE ST. LImited tickets. Reduced rates to all points. Steamers Priscilla and Puritan leave Pier 19.

N. foot of Warren street, week days and daily (except Saturday), 6 P.M. Direct railroad connection at Troy for all points north and east. Sunday steamers touch at Albany. THE NEW LINE" 2.00 .00 TO BOSTON 1.00 to Fall River; 1.00 to Providence.

Pier 10, E. foot Wall 5 P.M.: foot E. 24th 6:20 P.S. 'Phone 2300 Broad. Enterprise Transportation Co.

TROY LINE "ONTEORA" or "CITY OF leaves West Tenth Pier Souvenir Post Cards For EAGLE Readers SEI. COUPON ON SECOND PAGE OF DAILY EAGLE AND ON SIXTH PAGE OF SUNDAY EAGLE. The Eagle's staff of expert photographers, making pictures for the Daily Picture Section and the Sunday Eagle, take photographs of permanent interest and value. The Eagle has arranged to reproduce these photographs upon Post Cards, which will be given to ita readers FREE OF CHARGE. The cards are published in sets of six, which will be given to any one in exchange for air coupons of any date printed the second page of the daily Eagle and on the sixth page of the Sunday Eagle.

Inasmuch as seven coupone are publiahed each week, and as only six are necessary to obtain a at of cards, the additional each week for six weeks will entitle the holder to any serine of carde already published, providing the set requested has not become exhausted. Take als coupons of any dates to malted branch office of the Eagle, and seE of six carda will be issued. it preferred, will be 10 any address on receipt of the coupons and cents postage, cover mailing of encl series. Address Souvenir Post Card Department. There will be hundreds of different subjects.

The Series of Illustrated Souvenir Post Cards, Beginning Monday, November 26, and ending Saturday, December 1. Miss Hattie Williams, starring in The Little Cherub, booked for the Montauls Theater early in January; School No. Bergen Fourteenth Regiment Armory; U. S. Battleship Kearsarge, Flatbush Meiruse Park on rl, German Reformed Church, Herkimer near Ralph av..