New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-24
Cattle Dealers sna h>seAers W. The usalsn

An interesting case came up yesterday before Judge
Daley in the Court Common Pleas he parties bsne Ctss
Cooper Jackson s. Schultz The es came NJ in ~ Srm
motion 10 dissolve injunction ~ Hoard a Hsah
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made ordinance directing that cattle shall b. ayyen
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plaintiff complains that this 70 he esss
Souse. and tia. the Board Of HssiA intend -
the slsughterhous from the City Of NewYoFh He
denies that the butchers businss - now carried n ID
The answer the Board substantially that their gsl6,
ton as to driving Of cattle not nurou. tie bIs
business and any slight which may sfs nap
easily remeded They claim that the driving u saate
and an hes produseS mary ACCIDENTS that as
business not necessarily injurious to heath bat - May o.
and that they intend to DO ali they can for the removal 81 I'D
class The Of coursecams that the act ecasa-
nsnces are valid This answer accompanied By sjargs
Of sdsvits OF accidents occurring om yd ssttle
esns Ss e. ' S,ns o. cattle roS D
borbood which he lives an undesirable one and :s nsst Of
health the blood altering into she cellars and the
sewers and further that ,ss death record; Of ne s hey
In repy an affidavit Of the plaintiff was read setting forth
that he slaughtered some Is cattle week, SadiDss
cost COO aad that they would be utterly worthless ot ssy
Closely packed where they have DO opportunity 70
rest and where their owners cannot get At them that thence
I and food where they are taken to the smaller al: yds
whore they necessarily have less room for moving saos nat
impossible to select the cattle early enough 20 drive mem
down before the time fixed BY the Board expires On tho day
when the order issued BY the Board the plaintiff sses9
that he had bought IA cattle and that undsrsthe order Of The
Board had stand exposed TO the hos saA dn
the whole day without food shrinking 10 poande esc3
and deterorstng in qusly and finally arriving - ~ -
he was compelled TO Purchase meat for his
mot being time for Of the newly eAogbtezse
10 COOL This Is confirmed BY other afhdavftS.
Mr. Cooper makes further sdsvf that me easue ~ ~
now as Wild a. they sone years sgo that e eood 30
amounting to over 30 per animal corefuy sA!ed os oS
sagar that Of no accident occurring hee9A
diving cattle through the streess that the vicinity u The
aughfer houses not show any larger psreoDtaGe c
than othor sections Of the city and that the dnase4
will DESTROY the business Of the butchers In NewYesk H
satemens are supported By syts Of other parties q
whom swears that nveds have been sent 70 bic sauShteq
house 10 nhae the fumes there and that butchers ae
healthy Glass; only two Of them. they intempersta heypQ
dsd IN the previous visits Of cholera 20 this oty Qas W
deuopents says be heard Of accident 1yAU
cattle through during twelve yae - ~
connected win drovert badness and that dael ue -
seven years 600 head Of cattle have been osoe1y
city They Oh deny that the cattle are VIC weSsS. vsS
bat say that they quite tame sed sh 49, ~ -
estimate Of Mr. Schultz that 900 n Of blood sc peesh9
the sewers exaggerated, and that VIZ ses sssese
n as only the blood which Is washed awsy amer ~ 49, w
drain away has been drawn soss into The sewer ana es
frhsr sdsy Of Mr. Schultz wss then read setting s4
that tho ordpanee was substantially IN accordance wa u
AIDE meeting Of the butchers with We bees
81 Health and supposed TO be approved oy them y
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