New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
JUDGE ENRICH TO BE BURIED TO-DAY
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY HIS AsSOC1ATEs-CAN-
DIDATEs FOR THE VACANT PLAcE-BAD AIR
IN THE CITY COURT ROOM

RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY HIS AssocIATEs-cAN-
DIDATEs FOR THE VACANT PLAcE-BAD AIR
IN THE CITY COURT ROOM.
The funeral of Chief Judge Simon NJ Enrich
OF the City Court will take place at 10 o'clock this
morning at the Temple Emanuel. Fifhave and
Forty-third-st. The following have been chosen as
pallbearers: Justices Robert 4. Van Wyck. 10
seph T. Newburger. James VI. Fitzsimons John
Henry Mccarthy. and Lewis J. Conlan, OF the City
Court: Judge Leonard A. Giegerich, OF the Court
OF Common Pleas; Judge David McAdam. OF the
Superior Court Recorder Golf ex-Judge s. Bur
dett Hyatt. ex-Judge Ernest Hall ex-Judge Edward
Browne ex-Judge Henry p. MCGOWAN. ex-State
Senator Charles c. Cornell Lawrence Delmour.
Washington l.. Jacques. David NJ. Levlntrtt. Al
bert ]. Elias and Michael T. Daily. The body
OF the Judge will arrive at the Grand Central
Station at $50 this morning by special train from
Throg's Neck. and from there will be taken 10
the Murray Hill Hotel. 1t has been arranged that
the palbearers will meet al the hotel at o'clock.
special meeting Of the justices OF the City
Court was held yesterday aftern oon They adopted
suitable resolutions.
Justice Van Wyck, speaking OF the sanitary condi-
ton Of the City Court rooms said Two OF the
courtrooms are death-dealng apartments. and
have no doubt that Judge Ehrlich received the
germs Of his disease froin the gases and OPP
pressve and vitiated air In Part ". where he sat
In June last. OF course the responsibility. If any
exists. entirely with the Health Board. II
your house was inspected and pronounced
dangerous by the Board of Health. you would
either have 10 make the necessary improvements or
be evicted by them. That is practically the posi-
ton placed in; but the Board of Health
simply refrains from making the city do what IT
would force private individual 10 do and must.
therefore. continue 10 put up with the two un-
healthy courtrooms unless the death OF Judge
Ehrch induces them to remedy the evil" ~,
General EmmOns Clark, secretary OF the Board
OF Health, was asked last evening concerning Judge
Van Wycks structures on the Board Of Health In
connection with the unhealthy condition Of the City
Court. He said: Judge Van Wyck is in error
when he says refrained from taking any action.
We were notified about the poor condition OF the
building some time during the spring. and follow ing
out the usual course. had the building inspected.
plant. We then turned the report to the De
pdrtment OF Public Works, and work ended. 1t
was FOR that Department 10 act report and
remedy any evil existing In any public building
AS matter OF fact. think that most of the foul
air complained OF caused by allowing the
rooms TO be overcrowded with people who not
particularly Clean
The appointment OF successor to Chief Judge
EhrIich Is vested In Governor Morton The term
OF Judge Ehrlichs successor will be for the rest
OF the present year. In November Judge Of
OF Judge Ehrlich's term. which would have ex-
pdred on January l. 1898 Tn. salary is $4,000 a
Two other City Court justices will be elected this
tices Robert A. Van WICK and Joseph T.. New
burger. Judge Ehrlich's death promotes Justice
Van WICK 70 the office Of Chief Judge
GovernSr Morton is naturally expected to appoint
lawyers mentioned candidates yesterday were
Abraham Gruber 7. 81. John Gaffney, Otto Irving
Wise. julius VI. Mayer. William A. Cans Aaron
Kahn and Charles II. Lexow. brother of Senator
LeXOW.