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New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
BRIDGE PROBE LIKELY.
Commissioner SteUenson's Depart
meut Mau Be Investigated.


Iravor Mcclellan said yesterday that he had re-
oai,a7 from Homer Folks representing the city
r1,,b a letter asking the Board Of Estimate and
Apportionment 20 take the necessary steps to IN
vestizate the new Manhattan Bridge 10 determine
whether the plans were for 4 safe bridge ana were
being faithfully carried forward
The Mayor zafd that the letter was addressed
tn him as president Of the Board Of Estimate and
Anporttonnent he would have to be excused from
discussing II until the meeting Of the board on
Friday.
Will order g thorough investigation Ct the Depart
u7ent of Bridges sooner or later. and will ask the
Board Of Estimate and Apportionment to authorize
an inquiry into the Manhattan Bridge
So fa- as known at the city Hall the stone piers
steel towers and the suspension cables, Just com
nIAted are according to contract The construction
~ the bridge proper has gone ahead far enough
n make an investigation expensive or protracr-
ed affair
TIE Mayor IS personally friendly to Bridge Com
missioner stevenson but that would not stop him
If Is said from giving the Bridge Department an
aulIng az soon as the borough presidents are
out of the way.
The Mayor started out a year ago TO have the
Commissioners Of Accounts investigate al the de-
nartr7ents Borough Presidents Ahearn and Haffen
have been on the rack and President Coler Is TO
follow.
commissioner Mitchell is regarded as a thorough
-oinr inauisiror and in view Of the scarcity OF
money the investigation may be conducted by him.
assisted by eminent bridge engineers
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
WILLIAM GOLD eRINsMAOE.

Washington Conn, Dec (SpeciaD.-Wiliiam
Gold Brinsmade. head OF the Ridge Preparatory
School here died suddenly this morning from heart
disease Mr.. Briusmade. who a descendant in
the eighth generation Of John and Mary Brins-
made. who settled in Charlestown, Mass, in 1881
was born n Springfield. Mass in 1896. son of Will
i'm B. Brinsmade. He received his early education
at q private school. and was graduated from Har-
ward University with the class of 81.
the year Mr.. Brinsmade became an in
sJructor in the gunnery school, and remained until
1884 when he established the Ridge Preparatory
School For many years Mr.. Brinsmade had been
connected with the Washington Board OF Educa-
ton and for several years was clerk Of the first
Ecclesiastical Society of Washington. He was
leader of the Congregational Church choir Conduc-
tor OF the Washington Glee Club and was A mem
Der OF the LitchfeId County University and the
Poquasset Club. He married, in uo5. Miss Ada
Gibson Cotton. daughter Of the Rev. w s Cotton,
who. with daughter Miss Dorothy Brinsmade,
survives him The funeral will be held on Thurs
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Trro- Admission N the Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum uf Nafu3aI history and tine 100
logical Gar\n
Meeting af the Board Trade and transoTa
lion. 2O7 Br0advJy- 5-l5 m.
Meeting of Education Park avenue and sst
3
.azaar of Convent The Sacred Heart Waldorf
Astoria day and
Meeting ~ York Browning Society, Waldorf
Astoria da5 and evening
Annual dime or the New York Southern Society. Wal
iorf Astoria. evening
unual dinner OF the Canadian Society o. New York
pef-rurico's evening
Aeerius OF Fire Insurance Exchanss, No 30 Nassau
street,
Dinner ~ the Unanimous cub Hotel Manhattan g.
Celebration 3o7th sHuivorsarv Of birth of JoHn Milton
t-rfu11rt1 mt. efstty. m
A-thu- n Harris MGnlciraI Securities. West SIDE
Yolng Asn.s christian Association Nc $40 West 5Ita
street. s
F4.~be~r L Eri4rrrar n Hldson-Fu.du TIE Men and
the Elver. $aIoral Arts Ciut. GrnEercy Park, s-45
Fres lectures e the Board c, Education : n
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
RARE BOOKS BRING HIGH Prices.

The total receipts the sale n the Poor library
AZ the Anderson Auction COmpany's rooms yester-
dav we're IS 100 making the amount received at the
sales to date SIS 4SG F. ". Morris paid S561 FOR a
first edition Of The Essays Of Michael Lord of
Nontaiene' by Michel de Montaign printed by
Val sims for Edward Blount i'm 1903 George d
Smith gave Sl8 for q fifteenth century French
manuscript on velluu written in large bold Gothic
characters and having hundreds OF initials. uumi-
mated in gold and colors- The same buyer paid
$3.50 for volume Of Comedies AMI Tragedies
written by Thomas KiIigrAw. page OF honor to
King Charles I This Is a FIRST edition. with por-
trait of the author Nj Smith also paid $40 FOR
another fifteenth century French manuscript on
yellum ..Heures de Notre Dame for the use OF
Paris. \ similar manuscript Of 1o2 leaves was
bought by Dr. Hirsch fo- S2Sl. It's entitled 'H"re
Peats4 Virgins cum Colendarto." Or. HirsCh also
obtained for 500 a copy Of Andrew Lang.s "Priace
Charles Edward printed on japanese velium
paper. Thirty-six volumes. comprising collection
OF the writings OF Richard Jenries, was purchased
by = u North for s15
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
FOR GERMLESS MILK.
Alderman BrOzcn Introduces Ordi-
nance Restricting It's Sale.

Alderman 3. " Brown. the Republican leader Of
the Board Of Aldermen. introduced at the session
yesterday an ordinance regulating the sale of milk
I'm this CITY with the idea OF carrying out the ideas
IF the experts Who aim 10 stamp out tuberculosis
germs in milk It referred TO the committee
on Laws and legislation The first Two sections Of
the proposed ordinance are as follows:
ce--f71 OR and after January 1, 1919, no
milk or cream shall be sold retail or Offered for
ale - retail in th= city OF New York, Tepr aS
Taraira fter provided. unless the uuR cream has
been certified by the Department Of Health rs con
rering r0r more than 500 600 bacteria TO the cubic
CsrrIT1ef-e s .-.ss- =
herds or not conforming the said bacterial
Standard shall he pasreurtz-d by exposure for at
least vrarr, minutes tanlpera ture Of 50 de-
gr=eS Fahrenheit by exposure for a least thirty
minutes to terupera of l5S degrees Fahren-
rai+ under the sIrerEision Of the Department %
Health and sealed with a IaheI showing said proc
ass. hereinafter provided
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
TAFT HEADS RED CROSS
Reelected President-Mrs. Sage and
DR.. KIopsch Honorary Members.

Washington Dec s-President-elect Taft. when
he Is inaugurated March. will occupy the
unique position OF holding while President an
other Office the head Of OF the country
great national Independent organizations To-day
the annual meeting Of the American National
Red Cross Mr.. Taft unanimously reelected
president OF that orgs 7izaton. and afTerward told
the members that II would give him great pleas
ure continue it's head. He accepted tHs
office only after hs had been assured by the noul-
rating committee that IL had obtained from the
that it would be entirely legal for him 70 retain
the presidency OF the Red Cross while acting as
the nations Chief Executive
Mr.. Taft personally presided over the afternoon
session to-day. Mrs Russell Sage. IN recognition
Of her services and the gift OF 55.oa TO the So
ciety, and DIR. Louis KlOpsch. Of The Cnrisuah
Herald" fer his work in organizing the CHINA
dood relief and executing IT. in the name OF the
society. were unanimously elected honorary mem
bers. President Roosevelt Is the only other non
orary member. II designed to elect Nj Iaft
an honorary member but when his name came
UP he took exception TO this action declaring that
he felt II would be retiring him from active nam
bership whereupon his was Withdrawn
Special medals for persons rendering vaInaols
services 10 the Red Cross awarded TO Ernest
P Bickneu OF Chicago: Edward J. Devtne. OF
New York; Major Carroll A Devol. Z : A u 7JoF
" Simpson [. S A. and F. ". Denman, ot san
Francisco. all for their work ir connection WIN
the san Francisco earthquake.
Officers for the ensuing year were elecled as
follows: Presdent. william H Taft. v1ce-presi-
dent r W De Forest. of New York; treasurer
Beekman Winthrop. Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury: counsellor Henry NJ Hoyt, United states
Solicitor General and secretary, Charles l. Masee-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
NEW ROCHELLE HoNoRs coeHLAN.

The body of Rear Admiral Coghan was placed N
d private car al the New Rochelle railroad station
last night and the car was attached the federal
express which passed through New Rochelle at 1:SO
O'Clock this morning Six Spanish war veterans
acted as paubearers. and when the coffin reaches
Washington II will be escorted by delegation OF
the LOYAL Legion and naval officers.
As the hearse passed through the streets it
led by members of Norman Crosby Post. Spanish
War Veterans. Hundreds Of persons barred their
heads and all the flags in the city half
staff AT the railroad station the veterans fired
three volIeys and the bugIer who with Admiral
Coghlau on the Raleigh when he entered Manila
Bay sounded taps.
The coffin draped with the Union jack and
the admiraIs flag. On II was q Loyal Legion
button Of tmmortelIes, floral piece from the naval
officers Of the Port OF New York, wreath from
the officers Of the Brooklyn navy yard and a large
wreath sent by Admiral Dewey and other naval
officers
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
WARREN {. HILL.

Warren z. Hill. for nearly half century presi-
dent Of the Continental Iron Works at Green
point died yesterday from heart disease at H-s
apartments in the Florence. at No 105 East 18th
street
NIr Hill was born in this city in 1885. At the
age Of seventeen he joined the Affair Works. an
engineering concern, with which ne remained for
seven wears Then he went TO Detroit. and helped
10 construct that city's water system On his re-
turn 70 New York he went with the Continental
Iron Works with which he had been actively en-
gagged since He the last survivor OF the en-
gineers who constructed Ericsso1's Monitor.
He was member Of the Brooklyn Union League
Club and the American Society Of Mechanical En-
gineers He leaves his wife and two daughters
The funeral will be held in Grace Church Chantry
on Friday 2 p. m. The burial will be Al Green
wood Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
MORE TROUBLE FOR METROPOLITAN.
MI. Conried's Suit for $4,000 Entered on
the Court Calendar

The troubles Of the Metropolitan Opera Com
Pany. due TO the arrangements for the employ
ment Of managing directors are not Yet at end
Aside from the little confusion which it has brought
itself by peculiar terms Of the retention Of
the general manager and administration manager
Of the present regime. there is still the matter of
NJ Conried's suit TO be settled
Now that Mr.. Conrieds suit for $4,000 has been
entered on the calendar. the former manager has
decided. despite the state of his health. to come
hack TO New York 10 defend his claim or $4,000
against the opera company. NJ. Conrted's former
associates in the opera company bearing his name
have fled a cross suit against him Both suits
are based on a disagreement 10 the balance
sheet Of the expenses and earnings OF the opera
company up to the time NJ. Conried severed his
connection with Il last spring
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
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New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
MISS sATgs's GOLD MINE A BONANZA

Miss Blanche Bates now playing in The Fight
ing Hope at the Stuyvesant Theatre has re
ceived word that rich vein OF the precious metal
has been discovered a section os land in the
southern part of California 10 which she has long
held title. Miss Bates purchased the property some
years ago with the knowledge that 1t contained
rich ore. analysis Of samples disclosed such
a small percentage Of gold and the claim lay
at such a distance from a railroad that the work
ing Of the ground abandoned. She expects 70
receive further details in a few DAYS
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
1UERIC4'S MAD RIVALRY"
Professor Rogers Condemns UarLike
Church Council 4dj0urns.

Philadelphia, Dec s.-Tne first Federal Councl
,< The churches OF Christ in America, organized
- further unity among Protestant denominations.
adjourned to-day to meet IN December, 1872
Strong resolutions adopted at the final ses-
sion in opposition TO increased armament BY the
nations of the earth a feature OF the session was
an address bv Professor Henry Wade Rogers. of
vale University. who saf+ the time at hand
for obligatory arbitration OF disputes between the
nations He deprecated what he termed the .'un-
Christian attitude Of the United States and its
mad rivalry" with the nations Of Europe in
7l1fldirrg the largest swftest and deadlest battle
ships
Resolutions were also adopted condeTning the
divorce evil and commencing organizations that
have taken UP the subject OF better divorce laws
Another resolution commended the press Of the
country.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
TO SING FoR CRIPPLED CHILDREN.

1e Wolt Hopper. Miss Marguerite Clark and the
51-z-en II TIE Ped Piper comrang. nov play
l-g a. me Majestic Theatre vtu give charity
e-ferrz-1rl=rr fa- the benefit of rhe sick and
crippled children of - Nz--s Free n spiral for
CE-E-z-. z- ,-e s4- vest 54t1 stree. a. noon TO
----r-T. Arrangements have beer made 50 that
I1-- ~ T-e Fed Piper s-e-arg E--L be placed .n
o-z -r rzs yards and ire Nursery EaE-1es" song
b given complete NJ HoPpe- and Mss CLARK
III SIG several songs. we. a. their duet
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
JOHN 1. BONN.

John [. Bonn for many years director Of music
IN the Dominican Church of ST. Vincent Ferrer.
died at his home No. 156 East 55th street on Mon
DAY after short illness. Professor Bonn was born
in Rhenish Palattnate in 1s+T and came to the
United States with his parents when boy. After
several years Of study he became well known as a
pianist and organist. Under Professor Bonn's di-
rectorship the choir Of St. Vincent Ferrer became
one Of the best in the country. Continued Ill
health. however. caused Professor Bonn to resign
that post.
PROFESSOR Bonn leaves mis- wife. four sons and
four daughters
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
MAS. HARDIN gURNLgvs RECITAL

Mrs Hardin B-rHleE.s Otherwise successful re-
c-sa-, a- rEe Edmund Russell stIdios, last evening
vas r-arred Dr. rhe sudden illness of Theador Cor
l--. f1e rlal-rl-t. who was stricken while PLAYING
tae GODDARD Iser1else. ard had To be assisted
cr.u size dzts Eao.I Ee Leon. a Mexican barry
--n- took Ez place and filed out the programme.
Tae child -mpersoustionz Of Mrs Burnley were
E-=. received
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
THE BARONESS D,ALTomoNTE.

The Baroness Antonio Benedict Aitomonte died
Yesterday morning at the family home, No l27
West Goth street. The baroness who was Miss
jeanette Locke. OF Lexington Ky, thirty
three years of age When she was married TO the
baron. three years ago, she was a lyric soprano
on the Paris and Berlin opera stage. At one time
the baron was Coumandant Of Police in the Congo
for King Leopold, but at present holds a govern
rnent post in this country.
Robert Locke. brother, survives
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
DARTMOUTH ALUMNI HOLD DINNER.

The forTy-ffth annual dinner Of the Dartmouth
Alumni Association was held at the Hotel Man
haitian last night. one hundred members and their
guests being present Prior 20 the dinner short
business meeting was held. at which the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year. Presi-
dent Luther B Little. -. presidents Charles
\ Rich 70 o. ?. Conant, % and a r Clark.
ss. secretary, Paul P. Edson. %. corresponding
secretary. John French. SO. treasurer. Joseph ".
Cannon 'qg
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
SOUVENIR PLAY FOR BILLIE BURKE.

Charles Frohman sent a message by wireless yes-
cerday TO his New York Office ordering his general
manager TO complete definite arrangements for an
Ella borate souvenir performance BY Billie Burke
Love Wtaches. Monday. January l. at the
L.yceun. Nr. Frohmau also gave special orders
anent the annual engagement Of Maude Adams at
the Empire II viii begin December = The
advance sale of seats VIII De opened Thursday.
December Il only four tickets viii be sold 20 each
person In line at the box Office on Thursday. De
cenber Il. IN this way Mr.. Frohmau hopes 20 keep
al tickets out OF the hands Of spectators and hotel
agencies. Absolutely no reservations will be made
in advance OF the opening Of the sale.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
MANY AT SALVATION ARMY WEDDING.
Bridegroom, 70 Years Old; Bride 5 Years His
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cost 10 Gents

Fzyv weddings in New York are so largely attend
ed as that last night IN the Salvation Army
Memorial Hall. I'm West i4th street. John Young,
former minister. seventy years old, and Mrs
Mary Martin. si1ry-fve years old we're married by
Colonel NrrTrrrre. who read the marriage service
Of the salvation Army
Anybody could be guest who wished to paw 10
cents getting in return ticket which read
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
CAN FIX COPYRIGHTED BOOKS PRICE.

Albany. Dec S.-That the American Publishers
Association has right 70 maintain hxed price
for ro0vrignted books, bur has Jurisdiction over
the price # unCopyrigHteI Volumes is the effect
M decision handed down to-day by the Court OF
Appeals IN the case OF tsador & y. Straus. or
N-q york against the American Publishers As
s5lfatton The urm sought to restrain the sssoct-
allon from nxing the price of books.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
Special Notices.
To the Employee

To Employee
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the file Of applications OF selected aspirants for
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New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
England and America united
hv the celebration Of a real
HaIleuiah parsons wedding.
a. Memorial Hall. No I'D West 14th street
on Tuesday evening December 5 AT & O'Clock

Both bridegroom and bride nre members of the
New York corps OF which Captain Caron" Mac
Weigh IS iu command. Speeches extollinR the de-
vottou Of both 10 the Salvation Army were made
Fv officers of the organization. Colonel Mcintyre
said that Salvation Army marriages were always
Tlarticularl, happy
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09

repubIshsd In the T-i-WeekJ Tribune Withous szrrs
, charge
Barrett Joseph GaIlash--. AdsaS6sW
Barry. 3 Elizabeth HiH. WsTrsa
Bisssli joanna keller Thsoei0r-
Bonn. joan l. Morrison. Ms-y
Bossert. E.iesaor 4 P-ssody Henry
Dickinson william = YornE Edward 2. c
Ferris. sarah A
ss aoF; 4 5 ,5 5o'sga 9 3 a. r. sr x''sss &
F2.2 P9g1 70 s' ] g@ to a h7- , a., ssS Fl 10 :.
$40 a. n
BARRY-On sunday. December 3 3. Elza5-tn- 5slo-sd
ssctIIy invited = attend ls f-zs-al -ror her
Tsss mser % at 10 55 ' S n :; s5: 2s a. q: 69 e1ss:
Cemetery.
B4RroN--ou suraay 79ssrnla.. Deesno.r Isos y.
Barton. the william and Eliza Barton. "A
At calvary cbu--6. 4ih ave- ana 71sg - w.dn-sss1
3osd 55Sdn9n a. eo1@sneSes l2,1a9s Of 9s-1sr9 COCK
MEMBERS OF THE KAPPA ALPHA SOCIETY a-s
Diver Gran, barton a. csaTy caur5h 7-au-sa.s
'''''' rFIEo6oEz GILMAN Jz- s--r--.-z
BIssELI-Afsr saoIs Elaess Josaaa si.s.l ~,eos =
he Ie5s Nssoa a Bl5se a IA s.r "a 20 E1nss. "a
late residence No 20 Decatur -. B-ooslya-
BoNS-on Monday. a. r-siasncs. 70 1ss Eas- sea
Cathedral Please omit flowers
BossERT-On Monday December Z 1915. Elsanor ARA
beloved 4aggatsr = Pa,D ara MArEa-ss sosss-t css-
Hanoock F1narsf s--vfres - srs7hs-s 7-o,-
Fiacs BrookIy- On We5nesiay- B-ceTus>r . a. , n
BRINsMADE-At Washington. Cona-- Deos=5e- . n tzs
51st % hts william Cod B-t1s1-a1s Flerel
THURSDAY Dsceu-ber 70. . n ths Co1E->s1-
ronal Church. WssainEron-
DICEINSON-At his rssisence. No s1s Wa---1 -
BROOKLYN. sunday morning william Soos DIs<tzsoc a
the Forh year q his age F1ner1- se-Zice- eceas
December 2 AZ I1terr-snt A. tTrsS-Tooc Ce-s-
FERRI-Erts-s1 rss. a Pssksktr- Y 2 csos=-
6sr T. in the ssth ysa- q 1s- age sar.z A. 5s--A
csuber 10 2-30 2 n
GALL.AGHER-On December ) a. No 14s No=z5e--Z
BROOKLYN. ADELAIDE Ward Gallaz-sr belovet vie %
sI14sn5sr 5Tsr Fu5e-af - recs-n5e- r-oz h.9 az
residence. $50 oclock shz-p Relatives ard c-sc6s
respectfully invited
sncs. No. 1O5 East is,h Nsz York cry, Es--.=
Eden beloved husband % Priscilla Sutherland Hl- n
tse 7t:A y-ar q ais ags Ene-al ss5.ts-s - =
December Il a. o'clock Ints---ent prtvat.
TNsLEE-Enter-d into r-s- Dsosnher : Helen G
December 10. a. ?
KEELER-At New Canaan. Conn. oa Tusstay D-ee-oe-
$50. seer \ IS g 80
On THURSDAY December 10. a. 1870 I11e--1snr as
Woodlavn Cs1-rs-y 80 =
MoR1soN-oa Monday. Deceu6eT 1sts. My zeE-ssz;
friends invited attend the tI1s-zl se-vtcss
vef1esday Decsrnoer 2 a. ? clock , late
PEABoDY-At h.s home n BsvsEly MAss q &oae1Z
list year Fn>-aI THURSDAY Deceraoe- 10 a. Is
PINKNET-on Deoen6sr = Ma-y GootT1a PtzGsy.
ney n. 9ech year = 1s- age Fu1szl se-y1ess
and f1te-ueut Thursday. a. tHs eo1v--te-cs q IA
family
Edvard ? 9 Y1uug in T4th year. F1ae-al ss-Ttees
Wednesday, December ? AZ p Il Please o71-'
flowers.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
CEMETERIES
THE wooDLAWN CEMETERY

Ts =-aad Cs1s
tral station webster and Jerome avenue c-os3s ac9
bv carriage u Telephons 4s53 =rA--a-c1
Bcok o. Views rsp-sser-atfve
Once. 20 Easr 23d St New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
UNDERTAKES.

FRANK 2. CAMPBELL. PALS West "a So Cnkcs4
Private and public a-n6uIanc-s Tel 1894 CneiseA
Rev stephen Merritt World --fte-kno-1 urde--
place or business 9Th Ave- a16 l9ch
Largest IN and 125 ChsiseA
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
For-ca., for special Localities, g.
EocaI oasrj,i Eecord-The following Official record
80. 80 49, r7-saf shows me changes n che tenn
ps-ata-e for the las, four hours in comparison
a--- the co-~esr-rzfrr date q last year
Local nmciai E-cnrd.

Highest Temperature yesterday 80 degrees 2Ne5-
20 average corresponding date last ea 80
-c-~ezr1uft~g rclrTs-tfee
Local Forecast o-5ag in-r@as.ns c-0Ao-s-S ---I-S
cay tst-s moderate. varisbie winds
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
Religious Notices.

20 cents n line
st. Georges Church.
Stuy-v~san- square New YORK Ct-v
Eev HUGH BIRCEEEAp. Rector
Special Services TODAY
7. NJ : ?. VI
I'D ~
DR.. w. j. Dawson,
OF LONDON
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