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THE BROOKLYN' DAILY EAGLE. NEW (HR. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25. MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS a 4 ran tells of puns TO HEiGH NORTH POLE. SrJSF i fflgSgtSg M. Jeaom- ran. lm 'i nl 1' If i rnili Thirteenth avenue. Borough Park MC LflUEHLIN NOT TD VOTE; HE'LL START FOB FLORID iSSiSv River 10 Manhett i Kir Pianos Of Unquestionable Merit at Prices Far Below Their Real Value.

40 Upright Pianos Marked at Quick Selling Prices. small montlilv iMvuK-iits il A sale of vast importance to those who wish to economize in the purchase of a reliahle Piano. We I have accumulated a large stock of used Pianos. many of them high grade instruments, in perfect order, having been thoroughly done over in our work rooms, and fully guaranteed, with privilege of exchange at any time if desired, which positively must be disposed of at once, as we are daily re- ceiving our Pall stock of new designs. This sale will include such well know makes of Uprights as Sterling Knabe Emerson Chickering Weber Wheelock I New England Huntington and many others having .1 local reputation.

I PRICES: The lowest. The highest, i ij $125.00. $250.00. Square Pianos in great variety, newly finished and at half their real value; Tammany Men in Great Glee Over Veteran's Plan to Disappear Friday. WIGWAM CLAIMS EVERYTHING.

I But Then That's the Old Crokcr Idea; and Shepard Was Going to Cany All T.o. m. UaughHa a The date ci their d.pi llxed lasl onine. Then far progressed, how. McLaughlin would probably issue another call lo aims to the Brooklyn Anti-Tammany racy before leaving, although no COB BrmattOD of tins oouM be obUloed.

Ii is stated as practically settled thai tin derail will not he he to FOte OB HlMtlOB Hay. Mr. McLaughlin's pvopos, i IMiiHing laie Ticker's time, was the Murphy ami Demo, racy morning hours a other gayly er said that Brooklyn by Bronx, Queens it fi.tvin, nichmoiii m'ohsVs. Murphy, that McClellan Kast Rive, i i plurality bis add that Mr in Manhattan in CleUa'nTkno the Bronx ii 1 2 lJruvs rants- lnm to 970. I desired.

Sterling Piano The MANUFACTURF.R8, Wholesale and Retail Warerooms, Sterling Building, Fulton Street and Hanover Place, Brooklyn. Open Saturday Evenings. 4 'SIM bandits now policemen. IBB IMM. Its iiluay food.

taWi thv 111. mi far to ntiit i THE ASSEMBLY, Pierrepont and Fulton Sts. OBITUARY. Michael J. Clancy Michael J.

Clancy. factor In Filth Ward Denioer, Relieved of his office as eng court house by the present The est home being at I tin High sired. The only representative of the once powerful Clancy family in Brooklyn now is he sisicr. Mrs. Mary Hacm.

and lier two daughters and son. A brother, Hd-ivard Clancy, lives in a Western state. Thomas H. Stevens. rb in il McDougal lasl Men Bernard Higrgins.

Bernard Higgins. who died at 31 Columbia street. Thursday, ol lived in Brooklyn lor half a Sixth Ward. In his latter a'rs "he bad" l.orough. His Francis P.

Smith. came to Brooklyn about twenty-live ago. After a short time in the whole li.pior business in Manhattan, be lished a place of his own In the Ward, where he had lived lor lour CATHOLIC CHURCH NEWS churches in thedio. feast will be soler the Holy Family a St. Mark s.

Sheepi observance of il foundation of il lyn yeatc i lancy. a brother the lair John ('lain y. ami (of more llian a county court house. Mr. Clancy was born in Queans County.

Ireland, liny-flvc years ago, but. had liyed all his adult life in Brooklyn. Ho was a member of ihc old Volunteer II Brooklyn Tummi he licmocratic tureii to muk the Kings Can n- ampaign of a in prlvite "'T'iichpuhli, burning heal. line Perry, daughter of the William I). Berry of Waal this borough, and the groon Hat ley Hay of Liverpool.

lam Heed Huntington. D. i lend of her fat in is Miss Katharln Mass. The usl 1 Harold MoNlchl scrtlngs of lace, in place by use of 1: bride's bouquet Wt and bride roses. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

ly'liy'thc I'eiut herocKb Itiipiil Transit nil completed and when all Long tBlan Moral Prestige Resulting From 1 Discovery Worth More Than the Cost Involved. FUNDS NOT FULLY SECURED. About S150.000 Will Meet All Requhe-Eneiltt Possibility of an Avctic Atlantic I spoke r.f bin plan Euntls for Expedition Not Fully Secttiec r.in of ilia' A' i Hie K'bmns. an.l the i'olr ully able. I ihll.U.

lo lak. ret. 1 nson will L-ing the solo. "Ave Maria. The mu-i.

il. morning fes-nr Jo- Id oie.k.H' the Rev. R. oco ot itatM- an prlesis S' Anthony i l.invh. Manhat- "me a- s.

Ci barn is the road to Tie, will be 1 i 1 T'n examination of the junior tsv oi held tne Mai H.ie, Malic-, I'll, in, 111 be The October quarterly meetin esan I'nion of the Holy Nam. ake place this afternoon at ft mie omfor i.ble. be is stiii'ln oain ami MISS FLORENCE COOK'S PARTY. Miss rioraaoe Cook Monroe atreei i.n.l.-r...l a party in bonor of her aeventh Alma Hemic, Rihel Smitti. Cooper.

Krtlth Hollman, inceiu ii. report at tbi- meeiinc Th. Ibe pr. -1 Ibioi.iib ilie eve, in i E. Beckman Stamfoitl, Laurel ton to Oyster Bay.

ing so ATLANTIC AVENUE IMPROVEMENT OF THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD. A View of the Interior of Tunnel Section No. 3. the i orre.i i-. Tli- C.i'uki A View of the Interior of Tunnel ygiaijjjji Bjffi GLF.MANS EL1 SY FOR 1 Two New Banner to Be Fl BARBER OOT HARD 1 Fore, of Cops Recruited THE EVER READY CLUB.

ALUMNAE REUNION TO KEEP NEGROES FROM LOW. sectiou Xo. i of ibe Atlantic Improvement, crten.lins from vL are'i'Tfot' 7.