New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-01
10 THE puRLIC.

rI,HE NEW CONSTITUTION OF THIS STATE hav-
ing abolished lnspecOships at Public Ofhces, win Inc
design thai Inspections shall hereafter be conducted as
private business the undersigned the lospecior Oh four
or IN, civ of New YORK. >nd his assistants at the time
when this provision viii take effect, have agreed TO con
Ton.cous that The success of the undertaking nusren-
trey depend upon the credit attached TO the Inspection
they are determined omit effort to maintain Its pre-
sent high character.
ence to an uniform standard with reference TO which buy
ers and sellers deal with certain knowledge OF NE
qualities offhe article To ensure that uniformity o si1nu
ard SKILL in Judging of the qualities NiPARfLLiiY De
tween buyers and sellers, and CNHoHnIri III me appca
ton OF rule to test The various os are indspensOe
The sk with which the business viii be conducted by
the Undersigned guaranteed from the experience ol all
OF them for the last four years, AMI some OF Them Tor
much longer period For Their Importantly net"esn lne
parties Interested they offer the pledge 81 thel FORMER
conduct and the strong conviction thst Is only ny hrn
independent and just decisions ht Tue ipuhon VI o
Inspection be main iancd and only through Tue com
mon interests and common benefit Of buyers and selers
thus promoted, that the business eau ue prosperous
The uniformity OF the inspection = secured by Tue fact
that the undersigned have for the four years past asoc
aed IN the busness-thal their standard esaoshed ana
well knownhe they have formed their organization TO
continue the inspections, far as the public concerned
the has heretofore been Win the same unity OF
action and uniformity OF decision. ~
They daer themselves that their brand, which will be
Character and uniformity which acquired by d
erent persons inspecting independently OF each Other
without consultation concert, without single st1ndafd
without established and weknown modes OF business
The public has In past experience guaranty that the
inspection, under the proposed arrangement, WIN ihni
every Just expectation. -
In December l843 when the undersigned had been less
than year the inspection, the compulsory provisions
OF the law repealed, end individuals lei' To decide
for themselves whether they would have their hour IN
spected Ii was nevertheless determined by the under
signed all hazards keep the Standard az least as
Lsh as had formerly BEEN aud 10 maintain the efficiency
OF the inspection. During the hrst season large quan
of hour OF inferior quality aud of Light weight came into
this market and not being able 10 pass the inspecuon
were eod ithouL But the fesolue adherence 10 IGN
ard although excited for time some dlssalshe
ton has ultimately proved 20 beneficial To all parties IN
srcsted that recently under the voluntary system
very little has sold without Inspection The cbafac
ter pccon has been elevated and tue qnay 81
The -four coming this market has been improved
system which has been hcnehcis both TO buyer and
seller will be adhered to perscyerinby.
All a gulalons heretofore existing, as Tar AS me puo
lie IL concerned, VIII be continued The hrena OF NE N
erection will remain Ill ENESSON, NEW YORK, :
which will be placed the side of the barrel, and Inc
brands Of the kinds and qualities ~ heretofore.
The price OF inspection will continue To be one cent pc
barrel and that OF weighing reduced TO nsee cents PEI
| barrel when found to he light
The weight as well Ne tie quality VIII De nghly IN
! spected and none found light VIII be branded
! Arrangements have been made 70 do the business
promptly. The principal Office Of Inspection VIII cohn
no al ID SouhsL Of Broad States viii be Kept
the following places for orders 10 DO executed Ia he vi
cnily IS Deyst 252 Front s "a Cocntes slip, corne
| of Wall and South els.
! HENRY EVEsSON, c. 7. TAPPAN
! JOHN MARSHALL, THOMAS MADDEN,
| DANIEL BRlNKERH0OF, BENJAMIN ENEsSON,
| A. NJ SWEET
Esw.York, Dec. 20, 1885, u lwn