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New-York tribune., 1906-12-18

them to note the different manner IN wmch Fuc-
cihi and Giordano apply the same principies IN
vric-dramatic composition La Boheme ana
Fedora" are products of the same tendency
though they have sprung from vastly different
MINDS and it very likely that they VIII iead
into the same road when the small circle that the
young italian verti1ss moving in shall DC COM
pieted' with each hearing of the ne" "othS
Nerdl looms larger as the coming i'ahah coiii-
poser Won Bulow was early in his apprecia,i"n
OF that fact, if it is true that when "Falstaii ap
peared ne wrote to Mascagn that he had dfeduS
louhd his successor in his ancient predecessor
Yet La Boheme' wears remarkably well. and II
wears well because its music is frankly rneiou"us
as well as descriptive and decorative 80 there
was more than the exquisite singing or the prlh-
CIpdIs-Mme. Sembrich and Signor Caruso-ano the
me singing and acting of the rest OF the company
10 justify the enthusiasm with which the operd
was received last night by the typical Monday
audience. The opera is of the most finished OF
the Metropolitans productions and deserves It's
success. II. Z. K.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18

William II. Kelly. Colonel Edward Duffy. Jules
Brouchaud. Austin Finegan, F. Waldo Smith. JUS
tice William j. O'Gorman, Justice Fitzgerald,
Justice Morgan j. O'Brien. Controller Herman A.
Metz, Thomas p Fitzsimons. John F. Cowan
Charles S Gowan. Thomas j. Alien John j. Ryan.
William II. Ten Eyck and John p. WindOlph He
Will be buried in st. Vincents Cemetery. in Madi-
son. n. J.. his home for many years.
Mr.. Coleman one of several children born TO
James and Mary Coleman. who came to this Goun-
on October %, 1913. and received his early
sted from tss cailese Of the City SaS Of S's8 New
York when Seventeen years old. entering the
Grsat hsaee'te Western p Railway at Me Meadviile, PENN
When twenty years old he Hndert9ok CONSTRUCTION
Their contracts embraced construction work on
sGsqaehanna RaiIroad double tracking the MOI
ris & Essex division of the Delaware. Iackawanna
on the Texas & Pacific Railway-where construction
was i at IS te Said rate s OF n9o 5RFSe ba mes day
on any other railroad work-the Weeha vixen tun-
on June Is 1881 he was appointed Street Cieaning
Commissioner by Mayor Grace, and he served the
SE R as F5on and Hewitt IL osgnad R 1881
during the administrator ifI -, OF Mayor Grant He
under all conditions and removed the ashes for
In 1889 he was the successful bidder for the con-
tract to construct the New, Croton Dam, which was
voIved an expenditure of $L5ooooo. 1t is of solid
Mr' Coleman was also associated with his brothers
in the construction Of other dams and gate houses
in connection with the Croton Reservoir system.
He was also commissioner of the Board Of
Education under Mayor Gtroy. He resigned at the
election of Mayor Strong, and was picked again for
the office by Mayor Van Wyck, but business pre-
vented his acceptance.
Mr. Coleman left sister. Miss Annie b. Coleman
and his brother, b, f. Coleman. He was unmar-
ricd
quarters Association. Morrstown, \. j.: member
of Catholic and Irish Historical Societies. the
New York Geographical Society, director of the
St. Patricks Cathedral; member of the Manhattan
Catholic. Democratic. Hardware and Press clubs
Xavier Union, Columbian Order. honorary member
OF the 69th Regiment, and past president OF the
Friendly Sons OF st. Patrick.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

The Rev Dr. Merle St Wright The Wisdom OF
Naeteriuck.' League for Political Education, NO 23
street. II a. N.
Meeting Of Riverside Branch Of the Woman's Afu
nicipal League home Of Mrs. Percival Knauth No.
800 West 10th street. II IN.
Meeting York Section Of the Council Of Jewish
Women. rooms Of West End Synagogue, SD
street. Amsterdam avenue. 230 p.
Meeting Society Political study No 226 West 5Sth
street, p
Meeting BROOKLYN Woman Suffrage Association, Young
Women's Christian Association. Schernerhorn street
and Fatbush avenue, 3 p. N.
Mrs Florence Fairview Wieand on Mental Attitudes
and Environments" No. 1865 Broadway. s:25 m.
Fourteenth election officers the Arctic Club.
No. Ill Fifth avenue, $50 p m.
Dinner the Municipal AIT Society of New York, Ma
tional Arts Club. Nos li-l5 Ciranercy Park p m
Dinner Of the Naval Reserve. Hotel Astor, 7:3o p.
Senator Alfred Party ORGANIZATION before
the Practical Politics Club West Side Young Men 3
Christian Association No 800 West 5Ith street, s
D.
Eighteenth reception of the Entertainment Club Waldorf
q n. N
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
In Memoriam.

BUCHANAN--In BROOKLYN on SATURDAY evening De
e Seored M l2S % "5fe Of Danch
en- pccsm6er Is zoos Annie P wife Of Dr Daniel
Sunday December 10 James > coleman. in Csad
year of his Funeral from st Patrcks Cathedral
Madison. Nj eat e J. Kindly y omit ao%eTs H. ''''v' A
B9ARR OF M4TAGE r r OF THE T R9N4N 6 NS
Having learned with deep regret OF the death OF Mr.
time of his death was member of the Board Of Man
ayers of the Roman Catholic Orphan ASYLUM in the city
meeting to take action upon the sad event. have
long ana valuable services rendered by Mr coleman to
This Asylum and its infant wards OF his gnSwervlgs de-
courtesy and amiabty which en1eared him TO all who
in public and private fe and Of his deservedly high
made in the minutes OF the Board and be published in
the public and that cory suitably engossed be
by Secretary. and the family Of
- JOHN n FARLEY Archbishop. President
CooK-At ossnius. y Y. 2eeenbsr le Alice. daughter
Funeral Trinity Church. Ossning, Tuesday at $50
p. m
Dedrch Deterling, beloved husband Of Ida neterlns
iyn
December Ie John Do9bs s. in M his sssh ysa ,
George P. Hay. No 50 Winthrop 81. Flat6ush Brook
terment Palisades, Rockland County. y Y
DoLAN-ou sunday December Ii, at his residence No
late Lac GfsPh SfbsPne 81 Dosn Funeral on Wedneay Decen
thence to St Patrick's church, Kent and Wloughby
where requiem mass Will be offered lnter'nent
Holy Cemetery.
DURAND-At Milourn y. J.. December -. 1906. Wick
life Baldwin purand formerly OF Newark n j.
Funeral private.
FUREY-pecember II. John Joseph, beloved son OF An
drew and Mary Furey: No. 81 Jora'eno' st Hrookiyn
There will be solemn high requiem mass IN - charles
Torromeo Church sidney Place. Brooklyn. Wednesday.
$50 a m. Interment at Holy cross Cemetery
JARvIs-At her late residence. No 24s West lo5th So;
on December iG Anna M, wife cf John \. Jarvis and
JargSter ." the late John NIcClensey. Funeral Tues
dav morning December l.. at 10 o'clock
Kot-vENHovEN-O December -. 1905, John r.
Kouwenhoveu. aged 20 years at the residence of mis-
yapds and relative respectfully invited 10 attend
he funeral services at Dutch Reformed church Graves
end Long Island, Wednesday. December 10. 1905 at
D n m Interment Gravesend Cemetery.
KyT- On December l6 1906 Margaret Kyd beloved
sister OF Mrs Jane Jack Relatives and friends are
respectfully invited TO attend The IGneal services al
Tuesiav evening o'clock. Interment the Gun
ven .ence OF the family
srsNTON-At ston,ngtcn. Conn. December 10 1906.
N,tbaniel Palmer stanton. of the late Charles T
& Snnry Palmer stanton Funeral service at his late
residence "Wednesday. Decen'tcr ~. at p m.
SyNoNDS--Cn sunday, December Id. Beatrice. widow
Tion Renjarnn Brandreth. Funeral service from 81.
Paui's church. Cssning. at IL u. Wednesday. De
cember 10
ToNNELE-suddenly. on sunday morning. Lilly Paul
~ hold AZ Ter residence. No rs East 35th ~
"Wednesday morning. December 10. at 1910 O'Clock
Kindly omit flowers
wRIGHT-At his residence. Mist ore, on SATURDAY..
in his 18th year one OF the California Pioneers ot
ls49. a OF the civil War.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
NEW PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY.
Merger of Three Institutions-Room for Ten
Thousand Students.

PhIadelphia. Dec. T.-Philadelphia is to have a
new university which in its numerous departments
will accommodate more than ten thousand students.
flans have just been completed which provide for
the merging of Temple College, the Philadelphia
pehlal college and the Garretson Hospital, with
the heV. Russell II. Conwell president. The name
OF the new institution is yet be decided upon.
me announcement of this combination of three
OF the cltys institutions is the elimination of the
efforts of the officers of Temple College extending
over period Of several years
A year ago the North Broad Street Baptist
Church. at Broad and Brown streets. was acquired
by Temple College and in the near future this will
pe razed and ground Will he broken for a twelve
story structure which will be the main building
OF the university. The structure will cost
$4,000. and II is expected 10 be ready for occu-
pancy by the close OF next year.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
NEWYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY DECEMBER 49, 1906.
Fitch. relative to the rescue and regeneration :,

Fitch. relative to the rescue and regeneration =,
giri IRON the sums has for some time been per-
FORMING IN provincial theatres, in ''The Kreutzer
sonata recent number of ''The Pacific Month";
puphshed the following remarks on that play:
. IN Inc kreutzer Sonata" the public attention
& - uifecsed 70 the case of young woman who has
% Eeeh senuced by military officer and whose rich
, ,aener mas subsequently, hribed a b!ackguard to
ILL tinIIs her'-that person knowing the truth but
Gsrsresiardlng s IT, partly from cupdity and partly
~ I'm nIe.enuonsneSs and depravity; in the sequel
w w cohtenptble husband intrgues with his wife's
iM Sster. ana, thereupon, tho wife goes crazy and
i hiis poth sister and husband That mess of hrI1-
,h and horror WILL doubtless. be carted through
e. oush.Iy, ~ ana people will be told that it is
IeheN o! truth. SO is The Newgate Calendar" A
teoebe i iorelgn paper records that not long since
III aris at wedding reception, the brides
hs SCer IN prodlglous agitation. suddenly declared
oeoie @ an the guests that she had been. for nearly
year. carrying on amorous intrigue with her
uaushters newly married husband; whereupon the
.lsSeIiDiS dispersed. in most admired disorder
ane me pIlae repudiated and repelled the bridegroom
al,t hle prldegroom went away and hanged HIM
seil, Such occurrences. unhappily find their way
mo the authentic chronicles Of crime 1t is an
olence 10 public decency and a sin against good
taste TO display them on the stage.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
OBITUARY..
JAMES S, COLEMAN.

James S. Coleman. ex-Street Cleaning Commits
sioner and the builder of the huge Croon DAM died
on Sunday night at his home, No 80 East 69th
street, after Illness OF several weeks Although
the organizer of the present Street Cleaning De-
partment, his greatest work the construction
Of the CrOton dam, his brother. B. F. Coleman.
and Jules Brouchaud. the engineer. being associ-
ated with him in the enterprise
Many men prominent in the affairs of the city
will attend his funeral tomorrow at o'clock in
St Patricks Cathedral. which will be conducted
by high dignitaries of the Catholic Church. Sol
emn requiem will be celebrated by Bishop
McFaul assisted by MonsgnOr Lavee and Dean
Smyth. The bearers will be Samuel Sloan, John d.
Crimmins. John Hone. David Mcclure. John Fox,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
SOCIETY AT The OPERA.

Among those present at the Metropolitan Opera
House last night were Mrs. Grover Cleveland ana
Mrs Paul Morton. who the guests of Miss
Annie T. Morgan, in Box 35 Mrs Stuyvesant Fish,
Mrs Ogden Goeet, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goeiet
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Pendleton, August Belmont
Mr.. and Mrs. August Belmont, jr.. Captain and
Mrs Philip NJ. Lydig, Mr.. and Mrs. William Doug
las Sloane. Mr.. and Mrs Edmund l. Baylies. Mr..
and Mrs. E. r. Thomas. who had Miss Gwendolyn
Burden in their box; r. T. Wilson, Mrs. George
L. Rives, General and Mrs Lloyd S. Bryce, Mr.. and
Mrs William X. Vanderbilt. ST. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Payne Whitney, Mr. and Mrs e. Francis
Hyde Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting Mr.. and
Mrs George F. Baker and Mrs. !. Townsend Bur
den and Miss Evelyn Burden.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
Special Notices.

; sa'ardS 1ds as'ssl'H e. Hot 8.
The ss pssS OF the hospitals extraordinary
are esPeeielIy zossd Hospital saturday sunday
sse Associated Hospitals the basis OF FREE caro-
Gifts may be designated. however for any hospital ot
m % Sy az ana tbs such gifts viii be duly fora[dsd BY the
Of gifts two public spirited members Of me B9ard ot
gss over $i6oooo 70 the extent Of 600 by which
sT ot s,esy CIR 5eyo9d Si,'so"o viii De doubled Until
being made to bring the collection up this amount
corling TO their The Collection last year
METHODS OF coNTRIRUTTNG-
sunday d IN ST b In 5ne m Hfs 4nnTs ca zp'i
. Through Auxiliary Associations in Trades. fol-
Dry Goods AuxiIiary-John C. H. B. ciaf-
Bankers and Brokers-R. J. Cross President; August
Tobacco ana cigar Trades-wiIliam H. Cummingz.
President; Slgmund Rosenwad. Treasurer. 145 Wates
Pain, and varnsh Trades Fl Kohnstarnn President:
Drug cheraica and Aniiine rradssJ !. Rker Pres-
Iron steel Metal ana Machinery Trades-Max Nathan.
Clothing ana Kindred Trades-Narcus VI Marks, Pres
dent: ]. Van wagenen Treasurer. William Goldman
Alfred Adler. S. William Damn. ] W. Goddard
Mayer Knothe Brothers Crouch & FITZGERALD Charles
J. Follmer, J. SchneeTs Sons. and J. r. Palmen0erss
Book Trade-By Committee Charles scriO1sr Georss
Hide Leather Trades-By Julius Robertson and
n
Lee Kohns President and Messrs Henry Witte and
Fur Trade-ssTnueI UIluann. President. and Charles
Coal Trade-Messrs. Ward & olyphsnt
Jewelrv Trade-LeOpOld stern, President.
Real Fstate-Douglas Robinson President: and a y.
Marlng H. Mandebaunl A W Post. j. z. LeaScraAs
Lace Embrodery and Trimmings Trades-Emil Levi
Music Trade-Chares H. Steinway. President. and
Rud. r Schirner. H b. Tremaine. G h bl'soh u''
Sohner ~
J. HupCel George Ehret, tr. -, ,,-,,,..
confectionery Trade-Henry Heide and II NiailIaro-
Architects-Wiiam Rutherford Mead; Presloeht' anu
Robert W. Gibson and H J. Fiardenbergh - ~,,, -.
Trade-Hermanu Siecken, James = RUSSELL anu
Louis SeIigsherg. Treasurer IL Broadway. -
Wine and LIQUOR TradeS-EdWard X Emerson. Georso
Kcssler G. Specke. Charles Ciundlach e F. SeVerilss
William q G.. s. Nicholas and Hehry batIeIs
FuIdlnv Trades-Otto VI. Eidttz President and lanes
p Strong William Fl McCord Charies / "hlS' S"A'i's
y Brizse and John $ Beattie; - ~, r,-o.,5o,.,
Root and Shoe Trade-John H Hanan, Presoenti
charles = Neergaard. Daniel p. Morse. E. C. Thayers
F. H. lockwood and r. Jacobson - r 1.o,ar+
Varick Edward c Van CLAIM . 49,. ~
printing Trade-v. C. Pepper. Chairman; James To
T1arper r. w Wilson and W. c., Whitman -
Tea Trade-George S Clapp. n. T. irwin anu u W.
Buttfeld o,,...- .r-Vurspv
2 Through the Woman's Auxiliary by sending directIS
70 Mrs lanes Speyer Treasurer, 81 Madison aVeaue-
OTHER METHODS.
4 Through auxiliaries or committees on al 'ne En-
-, -rr,pr ra = s>-Tr,E
General Treasurer 80 Cedar street 10 Whof az nonSS.
however contributed should be by chse 10 MS or1er
tor nIorsel to hfml before January 10. l9O'
GEORGE MACCUILOCH MILLER Presioen-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
HENRY MEINHARQ.

Henry Meinhard well known Southern mer-
chant who made his home in this city for many
years died last Sunday at his residence. No. 1854
Fifth avenue. He was seVenty-seven years old Mr.
Meinhard born in Bavaria. and came to this
country in 1850 going 10 Savannah. Ga. He en-
gagged in business. and in few years became one
OF the largest wholesale merchants In the South
He became identified with numerous civic and
trade organizations of savannah aud took much
interest in the affairs of the city although held
no public office. He came to this city in 1876 but
while lac had spent much of his time here since he
had always been identified with the social and
business life of Savannah He was married forty
eight wears ago, the day that the first Atlantic
cable was opened lie leaves a wife and five chill
dren Mr. Meinhard had invested largely in local
real estate. The funeral will be held this morning
10 O'Clock, at his home.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
MOVEMENTS OF STARS.

ny Nansaeld is acting in 81. Louis. as Peer Gynt
Miss Viola Allen appeared last night in Bos-
th--..-Ar. n Z. Irving has been welcomed in
DAeaeo-..--Iiss Annie Russell is in Washing
'..----.dr. J Forbes Robertson appeared last
A-sAt n tlttsbuTg Miss Henrietta Crosnan be-
gan last night an engagement of two weeks in
l'caeo---- Nine Modjeska is acting in towns Of
.-e Middle West......Miss Clara Bloodgood and
"4ss Lena Ashweu performing in Boston. ......
Al so'gern and Miss Marlowe axe in Chicago. .....
~. Warfeld acted last night in Cincinnati.....
~iss Blanche Bates devotes the present and next
SeeE 70 Philadelphia. She Will reappear in New
'~K On December 3l......M Miss Marie Cahil will
sll%ar Al The Grand opera House, New York, on
NL-isiras Eye. in Marrying Mary"
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
THE DRAMA.
LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE.
Mr.. Dixey.

,,xey-an actor whom it is a pleasure TO
" because he always brings mirth In his
W rne.red last night at the Lincoln Square
Ss%. in The Man on the Box" and repeated
'S'.,e .,ever performance and his former success In
.,nical play. Mr. DiNey possesses an advan-
." ,hs, is somewhat unusual among contempo-
81 levers Of comic psrts-the advantage of being
r3-asi,suv humorous His sapent gravity OF de-
- n a situation admitting of ludicrous treat
I,herates every particle Of drollery. and there
!. his repose. his movement. and his speech. a
s-s,,r Of grace and quaintness that at once
80 - Genial character and wins kindly sympathy.
80 Is no eccentric comedian before the public
,bis time more deserving of practical favor.
mario Nordstrom plays the part that was
NS - rlaved by Miss Carlotta Nillson. Mr.
te t-sss engagement will last till the end of the
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
CLOSE SHAVE FOR FIREMEN.
Caught by Back Draft-0ld Landmark
Gone.

In fire which destroyed the upper floors of
The Police Gazette building beside the Manhat-
tan anchorage of the Brooklyn Bridge Yesterday
morning and did 10000 damage six fremen mar
rowly escaped death. They had pulled their lines to
the seventh floor of the building when a back
draft sent the flames shooting out of the win
dows. They stood their ground however and
were saved by stream from the water tower.
which was turned against the wall of the building
above their heads, forming a curtain between them
and the flames.
The big clock the roof of the building which
had been for years a landmark Rrooklyntes
crossing the bridge to Manhattan fell the street
as the second alarm turned in. The fremen
got the flames under control at $50 o'clock after
the fire had eaten down TO the sixth floor.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
EMPIRE THEATRE.

" Drev's engagement at the Empire Theatre
,n come 10 its end next Saturday night, and that
.,or will convey Mr.. Pinero's neatly fashioned but
r'snetic and unpleasng comedy His House in
o-ssr" 20 other places. On Christmas Eve Miss
vsu6e Adams will make her re-entrance at the
rrpire IN Peter Pan" Persons interested in the
u-ooeedings of the American Academy of Dra-
-stir Arts are apprised that a performance will
y given by members of that institution. at the
rup.re Theatre on Friday afternoon. December 2l
he bin comprising two plays: Miss Crquhart's s
-toice by Joyce Darrell and Her Big Story" by
rank z Power.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures. Dec. IL
The weather unsettled with snow or rain in
Atlantic Coast districts the East Gulf states In
all other parts country except in the North Pacific
Coast states rain fair weather
walls The rainy Atlantic Coast states has been
caused BIZ shallow depression that has moved from the
lower Mississippi Valley the Caronas IN the last
tyfor hours of the country IS cred
h an area OF high pressure night cen
trail over Minnesota. The eastward movement Of thS
high press,re tWcnty-four hours Will
ring fair Atlantic Coast districts "ith con
adorable fa Il. tempera and the cold weather viii
prevail until the middle Of the week IN the
Northwest the weather moderated signify
the day
or so Wednesday be generally fair in all parts Of
the country except Pacific states and
The north plateau where rain is indicated.
T.he gin along England and Middle Atlanfi"
coasts fresh 70 brisk north: the south Atlantic
coast fresh northwest; the Gulf coast fresh north
esr and upper lakes. fresh northwest
Steamers departing Tuesday for European viii
have fresh winds cloudy weather the Grand
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
HUDSON THEATRE.

-en-esentation Of Robert Browning's Co
,--hs's Birthday" occurred yesterday afternoon
: me Hudson Theatre.-the performance having
. rfyer for the benefit Of a local hospital. Miss
80 Elliston. Mr.. Campbell Gollan and Mr. Orrin
s,son participated in the exercises. A long
.oblished and good usage OF the press exempts
s,sst performances from critical consideration
:, K rleasaut 10 know that a good institution re-
aved some practical aid.-Mr. Henry Arthur
,o,sss play Of The Hypocrttes'' continues to be
..--,ctive al the Hudson Theatre where II is ex-
xAItngly well acted, and where 1t be seen
.rnry night.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
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New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
MORE SUPPER MONEY" CUT OFF.
City Ceases to Pay for Meals for Members of
Fire Department.

The war against supper money instituted by
Controller Metz in his department has spread to
the Fire Department. Fire Commissioner Francis
]. Lantry has issued order that hereafter no
more bills for supper money" will be approved by
him.
The order was the result OF the bills put in by
the twelve oil surveyors and the sixteen fremen
attached 10 the Bureau of CombuStibleS. Since Sep
tember they have been working nights attending
the various exhibitions of fireworks About cleo
ton the entire force of the bureau at work.
They often had TO go without their regular meal.
and a consequence had TO buy their supper. For
September the supper bills and carfare amounted
to sloS Il. For October S160S7.