The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-15

Was purely quarantine 3aw The next act passed
March a. 1894, for the first time grants that broad
discretionary power which constitutes necessary
gredient Of every health law. Two years after this
othsr law passed which provides for the FIRST time
for internal health This Law forbade the manufacture
Of glue opening Of soap boiling starch making and tai
low establishments and gives power 20 those Commis-
soner appointed under the act to provide for tho health
of the public a the expense Of the city, Any kind OF
business producing unhealthy vapOrs and offensive smells
were liable to he suppressed BY the Commissioners or
majority OF them Several other acts followed, and each
gave ful, POWERS the Health authorities.
The above document, for the publication Of which in
full there space I'D this issue TO be spared, was
ordered on file.
General orders 052 TO 10 400 modified hnal orders
from 500 10 go unmoded final orders from 1874 to
15l4 and special orders from 465S 10 40 were pro-
and s,ables-the latter being in Brooklyn.
aEroRr FROM TBB FINANCE COMMITTEE.
The Treasurer from the Finance Committee, reported
bsamo0ntng To about S. 000 Of which 2 100 were for
Brooklyn for hospital stores, medicines &c.
DISCUSSION.
Among the bills for medicines used in the
manufacture Of DR.. SquibOs cholera medicine, and
discussion the policy Of the President in giving
h,s couneance 10 the mixture.
President ScBuLrz stated that there were thousands Of
poor persons to whom the medicine WAS boon. The
Sanitary Committee had permitted the Inspector to nse
il for weeks without offering any objections and IL had
not offered medicine Of Its own. prescribing il for
the OF those who attacked by the emonitory
symptoms O cholera and were unable TO purchase med
icine
Or srnNS said the committee had
DR. PAREsR didn't object to DR. squibbs' medicine
being osed II 1t WASN'T carried Of by The poor and ex
The matter was finally settled by the bin, amounting
70 $t3s, being ordered TO be paid
MONEY TO CLEAN s1RRKrs.
On motion Of Mr.. NASmRE 50, 900 placed al the
disposal OF DR. Crane and Mr. Bergen for extra expenses
for NE cleaning Of the streets of Brooklyn
SOMETHING PRIVATE WANTED
DR.. sroSE suggested the necessity Of providing pri
vats for the Of the board He said that the
Sanitary authorities often needed correction but the
board could mot give IL in consequences Of not having
RKrowr saon THE SANITARY connrsxr
tat ssaters looked very cheering There was no actual
I've saaee had been reported yesterday. NNH
+s. IMPORT vRoH swiSBrRsE.
The etLer in reference 10 the alleged prevention Of
two barks a. dock OF their own choosing, which was
doctor states tha, Messrs ing Co. applied TO him for
permission ~ discharge a. nt0s store and that he
granted the application, because he thought the poson
good He ttbe doetor) had in Mr. Pino's
warehouses and charges OF corruption were false
he thought their storehonres n bad position and there
fore refused ocensent 70 the cagocs being discharged al
their docks.
petition from citizens living at Fort Hamilton and
vicinity then read u states that the pigs removed
nom the Twelfth ward. OF Brooklyn had been taken
there until the people absolutely deluged with
them. They therefore requested the Board 20 relieve
sesssred 20 Drr Conklng Assistant sanitary superin-
teodeDI
pAp sMsus
A complain, made about tho bad smells aris .Dg
fros nelases establishment in the vicinity of Bridge
street BROOKLYN The attorney recommended Nat the
hueixess he prosecuted ~ once, and motion " was
ordered
WOKE BAo SMELLS
A s'r.isr complaint 10 the above WAS made of an
csaf sAseh on Staten Island nf Swinbufnc sa6 The
sm.ls from bullocks' blood, which used IN
fnine%Hfsr
au,r PRIVATE ROOM
IN MOTION ~ hr. stone Messrs. Schultz sud 4cton
wer. apsDnteo committee 10 hire private room for
the az Board.
pr uanHs Rrronr
The r~r.pt sr Dr Harris to The sanitary ~nperntcnd-
ent ahen read and ordered on lille.
rog b. D.,aos ., sanitary s"p.rn,e"a s.s' -
,rs's ~nirs submit Tor tie nee Of Inc soar today
srns w sni y, c 1Nxe mo""hss"u"s We T's
r.. = Z deaths York "a, w..s ".
Tle tos Nss tecssy that Of The preceding week bat tier.
m private asie. there vas dist number "s de- hs hsn
during he week ending Augn.t The sers hs.l' o ,hc
=. s.s y whieh ssrrhsal disease. aud .hoet. wsr.
q ave sanitary measures end The practical illustration
rropx.,ioa d hee ssaes he Board u iiesS n"d he
u May nSts rejoice These csusssof excessive mortality
s,slusiveiy limited The aihcsi son % The i,s
% ss = 1i s' s. ,r ". rsi @n .ss.
proved fes. lar ~.ek. end IN which shoea sict survival
| rhners rs o.cssyrd since Nav Isl
hsnsIs s,vsaisbe to the Fac, ss eaorrs wa. a 4.
segr he ssr, par ., sat week The s, numbe o. sas
,sssaea,s was nfs.i@. There we're ahsr dying ps
widely sSoer. ..y sisa-, .s W. b- Sic.nis .nd
soneies qusriers and al The ,hsfonshfses Of bs
s ibs iss.r .,.',.os. o. hole,. h.,. ,e.e.ea 10.
.ss. ss .ess q xres.s. @o r rnas Asssss too.
sssiS n.lof iIse ehotrs giving 81! sndi.r
ss"; Y ,s,, ,ss' ss,s S., aso . ssos ss smos
ss,as .'ssdiy Wees BY wesf ceased i.'i ~rst
z,saaiir diseases claimed sol death. siIy.hree aud
nat sr. sa. o. the . -Ss w., s - ~, ,. az ,.,s
ssasy rssled di-ease killed sixteen person. HIT ave
sse dwennss. and bat nine snd hs per including
The Tssl Fourth siI,h Seventeenth AID Twenty ..ccnd
rsrd. r., ,ss n.s,c,s death re- s.ssr =, 70 ne
as he entire sr.m dis,rcl exhibits r-sdinsss 10 take
ss,.n,..SI aud sss sias "srs ~. pr.'silns disease.
E q 10. " ss. painting s H. ssss,s for special
scoslys records Of mortality nse 4. daily records
~. nth ~. q S,r ~.. % The o s. 81
e @ .a a' A '' han New ~ Fora s a ss
ss, @or.y esinf ss.s ana p, ecu. r.:p,s, ~
one s.- rs yS t.. rss, s. sssa' %
H., ss ss s. yer sa o. s' s.ss 70 ps
2sol-rs gave i sess. ~ lie cy Of Bsoosss spd 10 ry
ss fSas aas a. p cant 81 = s %".
s" spoy sns . s.ns y o.. .s Dr. sss
wS .rsss-d ,.ss. .hes ma sIoosys. E.v,s s.
n. record. q the Deputy Resi.rar for ssoosys hear
comparing he the cholera deaths with the total
number 81 hnletned and daily published. the tact
that the Physicians about 100 cent mors
rA~es than dess Tbs should and must he done IN ke~
yNrk The public welfare demands ~ We not vcf ~
free from foreign foe aud the domestic enemies 81 lie
md health 10 either city " vsraot RELAXATION o.
Hhfu rspene and sanitary wsfshf uine~s The present
ts % sAnits cisnus and the public interests a. well -
-provsons % Sanitary code make u criminal not 70
ers instantly and fully the Board OF cholera
Fcscr fns wlthn he hve counties Of the msifcpo
tsr hstslst h~sl~stfuiiy.
N nsrkis, Registrar Of vial stsn.sles
A'eses - hs lepciufe rose up and declared that
a.. al absr n cholera cases In New York falsely
r.4<ft.A There a~rc Eve hundred cases n the cv
80 wr.k sha ariv 0ftyateo had hccn reported The
ss..,.r ssa FL u tfa style tor about nftssn minutes
r.urh "a al. sHrff1f ~ n stone, Who had Just whie
t.fofo made Nthesrng rr.~ri, and ~ the nemIer
II 40 ussfA Heafd ~ns hss H. N<rei "a thc report
sts d~sston stsasd sat.f srh'b ne hsg"aFar