New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
NEW-YORK CITY.

William Kaebler, framer. fell from the new
building No. 257 West Fortieth-st, yesterday anu
received serious injuries.
Fritz Rudeleff, the tobacco broker who shot hir1-
self on Monday at No. 735 East One-hundred-a and
forty -irst-st., died on Thursday.
Bertha Rosenthal. young woman living AZ 10.
22 Forsyth-st, was burned severely about tne DouS
yesterday by the explosion of kerosene oil iasip'
The trial of Police Captain Sanders for falling 10
suppress gambling house in the Iwenty-thiru
Precinct has been set down for Wednesday.
Sanitary Engineer Golden yesterday reported to
the Board of Health that Castle Garden needed a
better system Of drainage and more water iacnl-
ties.
Customs Insnectors Brown and Donohue yester-
day seized $50 cigars aud 224 bundles OF cigar
cites, fer nOn-payment of duties on the steamer
Principia.
Solomon Rosenzweg. age five. fell out OF 2
fourth-sto window of the tenement-house, No.
Hester-st yesterday. His left leg was broken ana
he received serious internal injuries
The business failures in the last seven days as
reported to r. G., Dun q Co, number for thc
United States 1885, and for Canada Il, one less
than last week.
who cannot be moved from the Ludlow street jan
to the penitcntiary because OF illness, was Iittle
better yesterday.
Jacob Sharp has recovered from his recent illness
20 fully that he went to Ocean Beach yesterday
He will remain there until Monday. HARD work
without sufficient rest Frustrated him.
DIED PROM CHRONIC ALCOHOLISM.
The man W no was found dead upon the sidewalk
in front of No. 511 West fhirty-sixth,st on thurs
day and taken to the Morgue, was Idenfihed yes
terday as T.. j. Hawk, cooper. lie uleu Hoih
chronic alcoholism
SAVING WOMAN WHO WANTED TO DIE.
Stella Ackerson age nineteen, an inmate of No.
1877 West Thirty-second-st., jumped into the East
Long Beach. yesterday. She was. pulled out of the
water not much the worse for her bath. aud re-
moved to Bellevue Hospital.
RUN DOWN By CAR AND RUN OVER BY CAB
Charles sorrinen. a lad whose home is at No.
I77 Seventb-aye was knocked dswn by n street
car opposite No. A East Fourteenthst. yesterday.
and cab ran over him before he could regain his
feet. When the police get him to the New York
Hospital he rnsensible and the surgeons said
that he was suffering from conclusion Of the
brain.
THE BLUES ENTERTAINING THE GRAYs.
Seventy-fve Confederate veterans. the members
of Robert T.. Lee Camp. Of Richmond Va. passed
through the city yesterday on thelr way 10 Auburn.
Their expenses are paid by their hosts, the Leward
Post Grand Army Of the Republic. at Auburn, and
will celebrate the Fourth Of July together. Gen
eral Cook is the commander OF the Confederate
organization.
CANDIDATES FOR WEST POINT.
Ten candidates applied at the Board Of Educa-
tion yesterday for examination for the cadetsbip
offered by Congressman Dowdney. Superintendent
Jasper conducted the examination IN spelling.
writing, arithmetic aud geography. The success
full candidate was George Keller, student IN the
sophomore class Of the College Of the City Of New
York. He has still TO pass physical c1amina-
tiOn.
POLICEMEN WHO OBJECT TO BEING AssFssFD.
The Board of Police Yesterday asked the Cor
poration Counsel 10 give advice upon that portion
of the pension law which provides for the deduc-
tion of 81 a month from each pollceman's pay, and
the payment of 81 200 upon the death OF police
man to his heirs. Some of the younger members Of
the force have been grumbng at the loss Of - per
mouth. and declare that the law authorizing the
deduction is unconstitutional
COST OF RECEIVING THE DARTHOLDI STATUE.
The committee OF the Aldermen on the reception
of the holdi Statue visitors of which President
Sanger was chairman. yesterday made report 10
the Board. The amount appropriated was $1,000.
The amount expended was S2,ls4 80. IL was
recommended that part Of the unexpended bal
ance be used in paying the port dues Of the
La Fore and Isere. The matter was referred to
the Finance Committee.