The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-17

tp O'Clock at night, % escape the smell think the pac
,gerous to the public health and prove It, thnl
thei has been perceptbe difference lately In the pro
melting fat gaseous matters given OF, which
In soa, making is converted into ammonia, which Ii
pjuioL s. At the time visited the factory found the IA
had been kept in barrels heaped for hours, and
sequenty in purified state If while in the barrels
alkaf is put on 1t will produce ammonia which is moi
Injurious; 1 believe that proper precaution would put
stop to the asancei is said TO be worse now than
was.
Mr. Slater nna sy agreed to visit Mr. Bucklands factory
and If any Improvement could be effected. The
neigh did rot wish TO drive him from the place only
to have the nuisant abated
stheT witnesses ere examined, when the case ad-
journed until this mo- ming.
The following protes.' was entered =
NEW yoRK, August Is 1856
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Sosen against oar tight sns s9hoy @
and investigate any ehs AGAINST me- NE Board Of halh
'fHs SsoHSS HSM 's ssnnos CITY rnssoeior
The following handoli curious and neeresting:-
TO n IE rTBLIC.
the heahcst occupations nd the east subject cholera Of
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tie page we presu%e thst upon; ali
he ss % I'd 10 sr Ss so as ar y
got up by Interested parties the injury trades which
Injurious oss e%posd N them nor as he
cal ores neeesssy sanary SAY and e esas
Is auded the NEXT thing godnes the cholera
4 REASON yoI CLEANLINESS
uaess he kept their bodies condition aud
Ksram water o,fogsy and erssy declare.
in dirty Christian TO convert filthy sinner, lis necessary
Daring he pasne in London in 1906 the yellow fever
ar m a snS @ nsA no !" @ ass sassed a a m
,he trade OF soap making uss stacked by the aee pde
Leitig one Of tho sreaegs chemists the wot "a says
The ansny OF soap consumed by nation would b1 inac
ton OF two countries wh equal amount of poEuson
ana OF YIN New as ''ss
@ people World Hss NOT a
se Danish se,p snd reduce the the hes
that should be divorced by the Board of Health fear
mission - ' ''' AN'O '-'A
That soap boiling establishments though offensive to the
trial reported the NEW YoRK nssalp in October s4s by
are opinion arising % fron
Ss
none Of he employed IN these esablshmeats
fihe hoard Health hInk the soap boilers !;
he spirit Of play to individuals and justice public;
let s hs% ~ be d To- low NsS T Gn. y @
would be glad soap boiling establishment every
rs snd So pT 0a aoss S eminent physicians
IL ie on eas aaaS s he ne @ ss
from and with success There are men now living in this
ing In those establishments
The special committee OF tho Board of Health Coun.
Gilman Phillips chairman, met Friday to hear evi
dence upon the complaint agains. the soap ard fat boil
ing establishment Of VIM. II. Pnner in Seventh street.
between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues.
Mr. James 3. Sheys appeared counsel for complain
ants.
The first witness called Cornelius Cark. He
said that fat bt lied at this place the fat Of oil
descriptions and had sicly, unpleasant SMELL he had
not been sick himself and mono OF his family from its
effect; he had seen bones dumped the walk and In
the cutters IN front Of the place. two slaugherhouses
the soap factory; the1e places there be-
fore the opening OF the soap factory from ,he slaughter
houses he had never perceived any particularly unpiea
SAINT smell
John wilson next called, tesfsfed that ne had expe-
rienced sickness from the soap aud tat factory;
dssgreeablc 10 his family. but Eone except himself had
been made sick; he Thought the dsagreeable smell
iom The chimney well from open windows he had
nothing TO complain OF to the slaughtsrholses ada
cent.
MS Rose Timrnons was next called. She said she had
been fioqnently sick from the factory would
make oil horses vonit, she had but Just risen
nom a siok bed where she had been confined three
weeks and she attributed her sickness the effects Of
the factory.
Several other witnesses appeared, confirming satisac-
tofily the above.
Dr. Firth, Mrs. Frances Gregory and Daniel Smith tes
teed 10 the heahfuness OF the odor ensuing from Mr..
rierson's factory. They stated that impure fat
uscd In the place.
The committee gave decision, but announced that
they would specify prepare their report.
BroODlyn Hoard 0f Health.