New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
FUNERAL OF JUDGE EHRLICH.
LARGE ATTENDANCE OF MOURNERS IN
THE TEMPLE EMANUEL.
u,xy u-ncrs AZ MEETING OF
LAWYERS - THE CITY COURT Az
CAUSE OF DISEASE.

As early 40 O'Clock yesterday morning many
peopIe gathered IN front OF tho Temple EMANUEL
at FrMh-ave and Forty .hrd-st.. to attend the
funeral OF the late Chief Judge OF the CITY Court
Simon NJ Ehrlich. At 10 o'clock the comm "a'
brought into the Temple and placed between t"'
large anchors OF varega.ed flowers. supporting
white doves The pallbearcrs were Judges hooerl
e Van Wick Joseph f. Newberger James vi.
Fitzsimons John Henry Mccarthy Lewis d. 'o"
Ian. Leonard A. G.egerich. David McA"ar anu
Recorder Com: also the following ex-Judges Oh ''e
CITY Court: s Bartlett Hyatt. Ernest Hail. Edwaru
Browne and Henry r. McGown: also Nnar'e' ~
Cornell w l." Jaques. Lawrence Delmop'' -
Lcventri,t A. J Elias and Michael T. DAILY.
Rabbi C;otthei; conducted the regular jewish cere-
mony for the dead. and made an aoutesS upo" ~
life and character OF the dead )rr''''
The temple filed with delegat'ons OF u.
various societies TO which Judge Ehrhcn peiohseu
Among these societies were the Iamnahy i'
c.,arL comrittee of the XXVth Assembly DIS
,rc, the Delaware Cub Constellation Lodge NO
c. J. O. r. 8. OF L. Manhattan Lodge 40 Loo. l.
- b. the Progress club, the Algonquin LUZ ."e
Excelsior Widows and Orphans benevolent 81
cety and members OK the CONGREGATION -
Temple Ernanu-El. ,
Ah,,, u.y.n,v0ve carriages formed the PROCESSION
J.. f,,,,r.ss Irills Cemetery where the buria look
place. , co,s,o,s
Part, and II Of the Court OF GeherA "e'''o
were closed yesterday morning OUT OF IeS'' " =, !,
lat
not open until IL o'clock 'or the same reason. a,'a
tho other narts OF the were adjourned TOT 'n
day The flag on The CITY Hall was NUNS DIT '
mast. - 49, ,,,,h
A meeting 81 lawyers to take action U" ''' 49,
n, Judge Ehrllch was he'd IN Fart Oh V'c ~
cour, vesterday Ex-Judge Brown pfes'"e'' '
Charles G. F. Wahe acted as secretary y" i'o
-, pay,l rev.ntritt IL WAS resolved to appoint d
coumitte. OF seven to draf: suitable re'o'u'' "
these will be presented 10 a mee"ne "a y. ,rn
n. held in the city Hall on Sep''n"'' ~ -
.,,,,,ons wrl he presented TO the General IerN'
~ the CIV Court when II meets on ''P'''' ~
e.,r,yv CONDITION OF THE CITY COURT.
President Wilson. OF the Board OF heatn mao
u,,. 10 add Yesterday 10 the statements i"rhISI'u
''', -, cr,rL ON Thursday concerning Judge
! "a, weeks criticism OF the Board OF heai'h III
! connection with the unsanitary connitoh u
| CIV Court rooms which Judge hhr"c" u'A''
| has been attributed. lie said me '""'
been fully attended 10 BY me nu'n Jstnctly re-
Inspection in the regular way ahu W, cnmnained
nortcl the faulty condition OF the rooms
o.; to the Commissloner OF fu tnr COW Of Judge
t-hrichs i.ath certificate. The cause 81 aeaun was
given as typhoid fever Dr. isnd for an opinion
OF Contagious Diseases was iSs "a, .ynho,d fever
by President Wilson. and SAID INA, Wrolu r,nk,ne
eou . =, essilv than 10y the vitiated air com
pnincd u IN the city Court re houg,' u,a w, ~,
[ VNighs nave carried fever germs with them
wns az much a cause Of Judge Ehrlichs Illness as
'Accorhns TO The report OF Health Inspector Fred
.ri'E Springer who inspected the building ast Hir''
| Nor. we're no defects In the plumbing II" re
nor,el hat there were 1890 cubic feet OF air In me
! '.yrt-o.n known a Room u. ana tnii 'nrt' WI,
rr,y persons IN the room Mt The TINE aiIo"lhs -.
n.-so 20 fect OF cubic air while scientists say hat
~ Zee, for each person Is necessary Tor h'ii'"iu
~ IL impossible properly TO ventilate the room,
ne sail Without creating draughts The room 7
not large enough for the number OF persons using
| I, r'nd,r tho room IL sink having a local ven
onenlny in "A window sash directly beneath the court
| room A closet leads from III" room "nlci mas n,
| other opening" lie also reports the mir Dad ano
| yifiItel