New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19

ladies and gentlemen at large Tent who listened to
an eloquent and logical address from Mr.. Van Wagner
appauding him with great enthusiasm throughout. Mr.
Brewer sang several melodies This Tent and beautiful
location becoming great attraction in the upper part
of the City.
70 The Ninth Ward Temperance ALI
ancc will hold meeting this evening in the Church in
Bediordst, of Norton The Excise Commission.
expected to be present. and discussion will be-
had on the legality llegaty of the present manner
of granting licenses Hon. Z. d. Culver and Rev. q. j.
Warner will address the meeting The measure is not
purposed as substitute for the Maine Law, but az
preparatory step for its and execution.
the measure fails shall not be discouraged nor hard.
ly disappointed.
AN EXCELLENT ENTERPRIsE-Some
few gentlemen feeling that there great need of an
Eye Inirmary meet the wants of the INDECENT DOOR
living in the northeastern and eastern sections Of the
City, have Incorporated themselves for that purpose q
the "NewYork Opthalmic Hospital"
Presdent. Hon Caleb s. Woodruff.
IicePresident. Elijah Purdy.
Treasurer Benedict Lewis Jr.
Secretary. John Davies.
David L. Rogers. NJ. D., No ITO Blescksr-
surgeons 800 Marx B. Stephens IN, M D. No is7 East
J sesenteenth-st.
stuyvesantst, Ninth st., near Thrdav., and
viii be open Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
from i2 to P NJ, gratuiousy to those afflicted with
diseases of the eye
The 213,000 LOADs.-SOme days since
clerk in the office of the Street Commiss oner as
founded the public with the declaration that 23OO0i
loads OF filth had been carted from the streets since tho
1st of January The Street Commissioner now reports
"a month after the above satemcnD that the carting
business has been as follows:
Loads OF manure ....-............... 63,l32
Loa1s Oh street dit -.--'--.-.--.---.. oo,oJO
Loads OF coal ashes. 94
Total loads .26696
The aggregate cost has been $1,000 o. or nearly 90
cents per load. For shoveling snow in January and
February the City paid s7775 At this rate we arc To-
pay about s25 900 this year for going through tho mo-
tons Of street cleaning 1t will be noticed that instead
Of the $4,000 loads Of dirt which e were led to be-
eve had been taken from the streets BY the middle Of
April only quarter OF it has been done up to the mid.
die Of May.
RCURIOUs.-The route of the Sixth-ay.
Railroad not changed again last night although the
Aldermen were In session.
r. The Roman Catholic Church in As
tcrpace 10 to be dedicated Tuesday, June let In
stead Of Sunday, the oath, as heretofore published
Who KEEPS THE CRY DIRTY AND
UNHEALTHY 1.-The following communication from the
City Inspector, sent to the Aldermen last sht shows
pretty concusveIy (what have heretofore stated
that the political ntemedding of tho inefficient busy
bodies Of the tesroom may result in bringing pestencs
and des9stion upon before the summer 10 over Let
the blame rest where belongs and don't forget that
the present Common Council elected under yociferous
promises OF solcitude for the people, are pronounced
BY their own party organ to be immcasuraby more cor.
rupt and mbsee than any Council elected In the
City
City INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT
49, :, NETWORK, May 1882
10 Ms non ne Common Council Of The CITY cf yeo- Yok:
Amended Charter OF the City VI New York the Civ nspec
tor respectfully submits the following AZ The s, ~ he Ds
pameat and suggestions for the improvement thereof and
business connected herewith:
Owing to the passage ordinance Of the Common Com.
ell whereby tho offices OF Deputy CITY Inspector and Health
Mard.ns are virtually sboshsd By repss Of the finances
Ing the duties OF Deputy CITY Inspector and Health War
dens il impossible TO perform the duties deyoying upon
this Department manner required by the interests
The legality action being course Of decision
give activity and efficiency requists by due ressrd
to the preservation Of the lives and health Of tins
detrimental 10 the public health
The most active services OF all connected with ths so.r
ment most impeTatyey de anded at this A. on ths
year but In consequence Of the action Con- mon oun.
e and subsequent litigation the City In,pecto cannot give
to the Health Naoens the directions dem snded in the f.
ornanees o. Their dates hold these officers 10 ct &C.
couptability. - '~'
Those gentlemen have been deprived of their for
Wo ana nave the prospect of getting il III az AIN
s enc pioaeted lawsuit aud they cannot b. expected
wne conss'ins Tue legality Of the action of ID. Common
Soonci 70 perform their public dses with the same pronps.
nuos mo asoace a. they received their regular compen-
as ana The City Inspector cannot require This sfct Ger.
o. dulles whout to the caase on the part
Honorable body. ~ ~ ~
Ciiy Inspector would respectfully call the attention
OF your hon9soe body to the Report Department
nad The Ap1l Session OF the Board Of Aldsrn.s
sons Why this de not deprived Of the
s,ee o. the officers due regard to Of
.z.ns the promotion OF the public Tho
se'sst pfompude on the part OF this Department; but
s Department 10 o We deprived Of the necessary re -
Ieosn lis iahor with efficiency BY tho OF the COM
rsiineEt = n"
OwnF to the rapid nesrae Of our City IN extent ss1
F"nsf'on the mortality has increased largely steadily
neremins every This sdds the Of ONE
10 The Recording VI eaths The pJshbiror the b1lid
oeeescc rerots IN the City, south Of Eighty sixth At lion
ssd ate, the trt say 81 Msy, 1881. has a1d-d to s
nts al shs tiee ~ rrquns The granting az sgs ~
rrinis mr ieno,a! thc T-curuinx N the shsA
hcs ssing with the growth 81 City. the Complaints of
II',snsss 10 the public health. hco'oe m 10
usss.rs Tte~e h Other bsi.ess Of the D-psstsnsns
tsns s1s from svs rvquvs hat s.tlses al si,ia
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