New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
NEW-YORK CITY.


Jobn LAWN. n laborer. was killed yesterday by
fall from the fifth story OF an unhnisheu mousse ~
Fifth-ave. and Fifty-ninth-st.
The body of an unknown man. who probably naa
been drowned while in bathing, was found 10 INC
Harlem River at the foot OF Onc-hundred-auo
fourteenth-st. yesterday.
srcONp ARMY CORPS MEN WANTED
Charles 4. Troutrnan. secretary OF tne M Seooaa on;
Army Corps Club asks that the names OF all oin-
GERS and soldiers Of the Second Corps be sent to m
at the acknowledgements Office, Washington
OFFENSIVE CHEESE sEIzEp. :,
DIR. CYRUS Edison yesterday informed the Board
of Health Of a SEIZURE of 5000 pounds OF offensive
cheese in the store of w. II. Ellis at No. 12G
Thompaon-st. The cheese was sent 10 'ne ohA
dock.
oRtSp ARMY EXCURSION TO MAUcH CHUNK.
An unusually pleasant return trip on account OF
the moon is anticipated for those who participate
In the excursion to Mauch Chunk to-day, gwen ior
the benefit of the Grand Army OF the Republic.
DEoDoRIzrSa APPARATUS NEEDED.
DR.. Goldscamidt. Inspector Of Offensive Trades.
Yesterday recommended that the Consolidated Gas
,zing apparatus at the Kuickerbocker and Harlem
stations aud that the carting of spent lime through
the streets be prohibited.
The DEATHS OF TWO 'LoSGsHoREMEN.
Dennis Sullivan a 'longshoreman sixty years DID,
of No 339 West Houstsn-st.. died suddenly Oh Pier
No. 49, North River, yesterday morning. James
Connors, 'lOngshoreinan VINO hae no nome, went
in swimming near the Battery and was drowned
DROWNED WHILE ROWING on THE HARLEM:
Fonr bows were 70 ling on the the Harlem River
near High Bridge yesterday Afternoon and their
rescued. but William Hyde. Of No. 5l3 West Forty
third-st.. was drowned. HIS body was not re-
covered.
CONDITION OF TEsEMEyT-HoUsEs.
OF 223 tcnement-houscs which we're inspected
last week by the regular sanitary inspectors oh
were reported in good condition: 40 in fair con-
diion and 20 IN bad condition. Four out OF !ss
private houses were reported as Dau, ahu ohiy n
were in frst-class order.
WORK OF SUMMER HEALTH INSPECTORS.
The summer corps OF assistant sanitary inspectors
last week visited 1851 tcnement,houses occupied
by IA ,0S0 families. and prescribed Tor 3iS unat-
tended sick persons. Forty seven OF the patients
were suffering from contagious diseases. 1sO had
dartheal complaints aud 80 were SICK Win
diseases Of the respiratory organs.
MILITARY CADET APPOINTED.
Charles Keller, who passed the examination for
the cadetship at West Point offered by Congress
We.t Point board and d. has % rece, the appoint
ment Keller is graduate OF the College Oh the
City Of New-iork.
NOT ABDUCTED. But At wAnD's ISLAND.
John Paulsen Of Davenport. Ohio. who recently
wrote to the Emigration Commissioners. stating
that his wife. al immigrant, had been abducted
on her way from Ncw-ior TO Davenport, was In
formed yesterday that she was at Wards Island.
PoLLUTiSG THE FAST RvRR.
Inspector Tucker yesterday reported to the p
lot Commissioners that on July ii he saw tho
tug j. {. Pratt take two scows loaded WIZ Oily
mud from Newtown Creek and damp 1t pto the
East River. On July II the same tug dumped
four scow loads of the same mud of College Point
tnrE SONS oF ISRAEL TO MAKE VISIT.
Julius Hamburger acting Grand Master Of the lndc
pendent Order Free Sons Of Israel, accompanied by
Herman SiiefeI Grand Master of District No. l,
and G. l.. Lowenthal, chairman Committee on Ap-
pcals will leave the city Saturday 10 visit OIL
cially Buffalo City Lodge No. 81 Rochester Cont
Mental Lodge 40. 45. Amsterdam Loige No. se.
Troy City Lodge No. 80. and Arnou Lodge NO. 10.
at Albany, " Y.
JACOB wRFY MOULD RFfNsTATED.
Jaco Wrey Mould having passed the cru Ser
vice examination with standing oi Js o-lo per
cent ha- been rcin.iated ~ the Architectural De-
partInent of the Department. Of Public
Parks by President Crimmips. Mr; Mould
was associate architect with Omsicgd
and Vanx from 1858 10 1870. archicct-in-cnief III
Is7O-74 lie was then retired and went 10 Peru
in 1879 lie returned IN 1850 and was appointed
architect Of the Aioringsdc Park, but was removed
in 1888.