The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-07

very carry N toe morning ne believed inst the great pro-
p,rtion came from Brooklyn
CaAsrss rRirP, Health warden Of the sixteenth ward
stated that no had bella that Office FIVE years Ne
used formerly To- Wait the stabiss very Often until the
co~s removed, about toree years ago. rr
that he did Dot know He sonnet mes visited the stables
once or twice uoek Too present coud,i,n o, the sta
niles "a. mnch the same a. was IN Mach I,,t : YER,
clean. BE has seen some I've or s'x cssd cows come
frsm the stables within the last three mouths rbsy
were all taken away by the contractors carts lie did
not know n fact that tho milk Of SEE COWS
sold. he made thorough examination last August and
the general condition OF 500 COWS very good.
o. pid vSu Ace spy liberated cows A did not some
Of them bsa tho hair rubbed of 10 some places oy lying
about; know and am certain about II; witness had
with their tails Gu, co. bu. he knew not why.
q. VIII sick COW give miH A. do not think very
scK viii givo mik; when cows zc' sick they do not
generally give milk the farmers do not leave the
mix 70 ory up ores up OF i,sef the stables are better
conducted and they three years ago
y. nd you notice tho feed Of the co~sS A. Yes,
have seen both hay aud swill In The stables.
LEwIs J. knK, q butcher OF the Seventeenth ward,)
SAID ne had only visited the stables in his viciuv
occssicn that when the Committee there,
eight months ago. the stables were being washed
and the removed be bod diseecsed several
cows and had beard thu, they came from the Sixteenth
and Thirty ninth street stables the hrst he dsectsd
very much dReased; The worst OF any he had
q, THAI time but he had since dssectcd ooe
Were there any Of ascer,anipg that the COW
diseased had been giving mix shortly beiore ts desthg
There was MIX in the bag after death, bat whether II
would come Out during life or net cannot saw
o. Don't Won think from the appearance OF milk IN the
bag that nu,i hsve given milk some short time before
q Did you ever oissect CRY cow A. have dressed
healthy dry cows aud there from their bss thick
creamy substance sometimes but ins can be got out by
milking
O. Hos many cows have you dissec,ei and what vas
TIER general condiioo2 A. -Four; they general, thin
he isngs 81 the fret very much diseased AMI
a. bsro AZ could be- they solid1ed gn corrupton
the tip Of the left lobe the only part that could act,
some parts were stopped up with sw and others with
pue ana corruption; the liver healthier the mus.
cles and niesne though strong were not ulc sra ed:
never examined the small inestnes OF gill fed COW
O. DO butchers buy his Kind OF meat A. Regular
butchers DO not they deal in stall fed c)ss: oaiy the
Je~s and those who can make something of thea
purchase them these are not Butchers my opinion tina,
The disease spoken Of Ia slow.
q Can you cay II ths fever disease has extended
through the county9 ! never knew IL 10 Any other
CAGE than these OF sw ted cows; In opnioo toey
not die OF this dtemper tSer fooi gets into the pps Of
The uDfs and cho<es them up " the cattle ned
we're left 70 roam al large they would be healthy
What your opinion OF the cattle IN tie stables
al the time you speak ofy A. think they were very
healthy, though would prefer country fed beef
q What was tbc' state Of the much diseased
that you disectedf A. Il had ulcer on tn head,
running sore, and when cut bloody matter COED out
took me On hour and quarter W get
out the lung hsd n ulcer % the lsf ssis