New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10

Etion but this work no, done until long ater tce
orderu made and after some or The otosness
had b.sun - obey it, All Rave BOT done 50 yet Is
there 10 authority 10 compel owners Of property, when
STREET j. 70 be widened, their buiid MS d.
r.cflv AID all A. one time, nos 70 keep the opp
.,, .d. If rLe street buried IN dust for a whole
an, Look A. the cTes, injustice done 10 the msn
vlo rurctually obeys tie order 70 pgl down. H
does SO and rebud., vt his house Is SoTth ~
,t,,c fr month. afer because his ne'l oors are A.
lov.S H. stand still while be is getting out OF the way
This is great wrong, and We doubt not one OF good
Ground for claim tor damages from the City, whose Of
fcers should have compelled the dlatory 70 do the
work when first ordered It is next to impossible TO
get tLro eh Thu street AMI quite out Of the question 10
DO business any adys ta-e I'd tie occupants oil tae
lover side find themselves almost as much injured as
those upon the other, who have to pull down their
houses for they get pay for the damage.
In Na.sau.st., between Bsekman and Am. gast
nile Of Old BRICK. bas stood since the first of May. NOg
that all the travel forced h Ough Nassau 6y the Russ
having IT. Park Row il becomes doubly nuisance The
pile i perhaps fifty feet long and fills onehaf the space
bowen tie curb-stones, leaving barely room Tor al
ounbu, get through aud besides tho the contractor
has had the entire possession OF tue Sidewalk Here,
every hour in the day. carriages meet and get into an
Almost inextrcabl- Jam They cannOt turn down Bs-k
ma1.st and GO arouud for thai is ull of the building
1ulssrcc; heE cannot 30 Gp Park Row, for Russ Il
Reid have possession of that and 50 the drivers st
ard vent their Impotence in dialect which,
every oath could move brick, would long since have
annihlla cd the enire pie.
What makes this terribly nuisance the more TN.
bearable IT, thar there is not single s9adoE Of rel
son for las continuance beyond fact matt is tle
more convenient for the and perhaps saves
Lin the trouble of handling the bricks twice possibly
u would b. ter dollars extra expense U them on
10 the lot before he gets read! whi,d he might have
been six weeks ago. to put them in the wall To save
bm that expense, the whole travel from Chatham AMI
Cenrersts is put to ten times that amount Of incJn-
ytrience every day
ia nan hss building to put up in back yard
where there is plenty Of ROOM the contractor is allowed
to put down bis mortar bed in the street ard spread h
bricks about just they dumped from the cart M
I'll nearly the entire way between the carbstones il
taken up R,monstrat. with of these gentry, and
see hat you will get for your trouble Most likely
noiLIg less than an invitation rather command, 10 -
Ia place too BIO. 10 be- agreeable at this season.
Now, what remedy can prevent this uujastidable asa
Of the by builders creating one of the Creates
nuisances in this ceburdened city Prohoitory
statues clearly viii not for such authorities az We now
have will never enforce them But something may per
hans be done 10 regulate aud restrict the evil Gran.
builders license t. a certain space on the street
50 much per per diem long a. be uses IT, doubling
the price after certain time, and qnadrupng It after
still further time has expired Then builders would con
c,nrae materials into the smallest space aud 10 save
re1t hurry them of the pavement JUST as fast as posi-
bic Let this or any other pan If better one can he
devised be put IN force a, once.
Gentlemen Of the Common Council do abate the 10
toIerable building nuisance and let the people have ar
least one reason to endure your government without
grumbling.
The Sewer Nuisance il another Of the internal mi
chimes with which the Common Council afict their vie
tins the suffering people. who might, but TOR them
dwell in auet streets which constantly being broken
up and rendered npassable for months to build sewers
What for Surely not to take mp the filthy slops Of all
, houses Which used to be in the streets for they
sr ,tl cast there Ia the street where We live, there
has been sewer for two years and yet house in
ten .a, twenty is connected with it, and that is the
case all over the City Thus nearly all the advantage OF
having sewer in street Is lost Nobody is benefited
Int the coutractor-the sewer built but nobody
il Wbyl There is no law 10 compel the owners Of
houses TO usert pipes take the Stops from their houses
unseen and unsmet but there is Law 70 pregent
them for every man has to pay ten dollar tax for the
privilege Of this We DO not complain II is fair tax
and ought To- be collected just soon as the sewer il
completed and while il is building while the nuisance
has euduredPipe- ought tn be inserted extending
up 10 the sidewalk n front OF every mans house 50 that
the street need not be broken up again and then every
one would without cOmpulsion. complete the connection
then sewer would be benecialas IL Is nov, the PEP
ple mi.ht have been spared the almost unenlurble nu
sance Of building them forthey are bur partially used
There is ore more nuisance which We viii mention
now, ard then stop for q breathing spell twenty-five
hurdrd pyy vaults have been empticd by order Of tae
Cir, Iusrec,or since the hrst ofJune These F aver
ace en- loads To- o)0losd Of disease creating
Death producing filth carted through the streets AMI
drmrtd Of the pier heads in two of the hottest mouths
If the year without using single pouni OF any dsin
fecting aaeu. And every Of these vaults nigh;
have been empted Just a. well in md-~inter as mid
summer Ii 70 be hoped thar will be- the case another
year for the Cry Inspector disposed to abate this
nuisance and will DO it if the Common Council will fur
r.h him wh the necessary power and funds VIII they
DO il orwll they die hated by ALL the worst Of all
city nuisauces
DEATH OF JUDGE JONES.
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