The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-30
City Inreilfvencr.

THE FAT BOILING Es7ABLisHMRSrs-THEiR SANITARY COZ
prroS, ETc.-REPoET OF CAPTAIN LoRD.-From report,
which viii be found below Captain Lord OF the
tary Company made ~ him yesterday to the Board
Of Police COMMISSIONER it will be that be has
cceded in causing the propretors Of
bone and tat boiling establishments 10 their bust
outside the city limits places where they will
njuriously affect the public health. The Of
similar ruisauccs have also modified their business
that is carried in the night tme and only
fore the fat has 50 far advansd in decomposition
become very offensive. ~
GENIAL DErARr,xSr ov rny METROPOLITAN PoLrcr.
70 rSy oso @ 7 R " Ss - isS
GESrLEansseci.on hfty.two OF the Police act OF 1864
specaon all suspected OF charged with
being mantanedin manner rrejudciai to the lives
ssys me sSaor rrqr. that under granted
The rat boiling establishments Of this city for the purpose
eccts prsdaeeS upon the pubic hesiin 10 ans cases
have found these esabshmens in such condition to
Immediate viciniiy consderab. distance around
NESTS and have comPslisd e DO slo.sd Nos "a y
@ o We Forfeit The Of qss
OF tho above namcd places havc removed their business
nc; affect the heath Of hs pubic. The Others are now
@ are Forced 70 c5aoc, tseir IN ne
with the provisions Of the statute Yours,
Captain Sanitary Company
HsAvY RonEERY.-Ninety gold and hundred and
eight silver watches stolen from bonded ware
house lOZ and l04 North Moore street on "Wednesday
last enc thousand dollars reward Ia offered for their
recovery
MUsIo At TIE PAnE.-The Park Commissioners an
pouuce that there will be at the Park, Mall
to day commencing at har-pass four O'Clock r. NJ, by
the Park Band, the Leadership sf Ii. Dodwortn,
II the weather Is fne.
THE OpES BOARD oy Stock BRoKERs.--Ths Board Will
he opened to TIE public Monday morning the st OF
August The building is located Broad street.
Wall The dimensions eighty feet By forty two
with ceiling OF twenty-five from the floor. There
Is also Cue airy gallery on three sides or the room,
which viii be open to public visitors. On main floor
the building there less than one hundred and
thirty intended for the accommodation OF persons
who not regular members OK the Board. The gal.
leries will seat two hundred and fifty pereops Tho
furniture OF this and desirable establishment will oou
sst OF the finest black walnut, with elegant binding OF
red Russian leather The ceiling Is fresooed . style OF
perfect art by Mr. George W. Hcger who credit
FOR tho excellence OF his work Ths meeting OF the
Board on Monday next Is expected to be large one.
FIRE IN King STREET About four O'Clock yesterday
afternoon FIRE broke out in the attic OF building No as
King street. occupied by Richard Barry when nrs. secn
the flames the attic bedroom, near to the
chimney, from which the FIRE is supposed have oygi
mated The roof and attic floor destroyed before tho
flames extnguished. Mr Barry's furniture Ia da
msgei about $500 insured for $780, p W. Fearly occu
pied the second floor Damage about $780, insurance
Two rooms In the attic were occupied by French
woman, who lost all her furniture Insurance. The
basement occupied BY David Gseeer and shoe
10 owned by James Boyd. isdamaged about $500; said
TO be insured.