The New York herald., 1866-03-17

The Meeting neutrality-suspicious. OF
Standing mmittces-COmplatnts Re-
ceived-Mutual Understanding Between
the street Contractors and BOard-Clean
Streets Promised In Ten Days-SusPen-
sion of Bone, Fat and ORal Establish-
ments-Scizure OF Bad Meat, Sc.
The Health Board held its sixth regular meeting yes
terday afternoon President SCHULTZ in the chair Tho
Secretary read the minutes OF the preceding meeting
which approved.
The PRESIDENT then announced the following standing
committees of the Board
Sdnitdry-Drs Parker Stone and Crane.
Ftnance-Manierre, Stone and Bergen.
Laws and Ordinances-Messrs. Boswith, Acton and
Commissioner sroM offered the following which
adopted
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physiology among the poor who are chiefly 81 ~ sIch
susht aid Dr. Hoton find By Che provisions
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and that hat ne would 30 as "nou our on
Tho report Of the Inspector on the recent complaint
against the Manhattan Gas Company which states that
the river in the vicinity Of their works is generally
covered with coal OIL and which Ii injurious 70 public
health was read and referred 70 the Sanitary Supern
communication, numerously signed by the citizens
Of the Third ward complaining Of the condition Of the
streets, was also referred 70 the Superintendent
The following resolution was also adopted
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Board under section Il Or chapter q shs superior Laws
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communication from DR.. Dalton received, call
ing the attention Of the Commissioners TO the following
localities vz-Washington street. from Battery place TO
street. Dey street vesey street Church street. west
from Canal street TO Battery; Leonard street. east TO
West Broadway Harrison Albany, Liberty Cedar street,
Anrr o0fra
Water street. Broad street Pearl street. below Han.
over square Cliff street. Frankfort street. Baxter street.
Worth street. Elm street Mott street and Mulberry street.
President SCHULTZ said that he had held conference
with the street contractors Thursday and that these
gentlemen offered all kinds Of excuses for past negi-
gsnce and had promised him that In week or ten days
they would fully satisfy the wishes OF the people Of New
York and the Health Board in the performance OF their
work He had no doubt that they would comply. He
had informed them that the Health Board would coope
rate with them. They would comply with any sugges-
tions made by the Board to them This explanation was
deemed peri city satisfactory.
1t then resolved that the Sanitary Committee re-
port what streets should first be cleaned irlft
A report from Captain Lord Of nye hundred and
twenty-five nusances Of nearly every description,
received, which ordered to be abated
In accordance with the law sulcent proc, oeng @ az
bone and oal ong establishments they were ordered
10 be Observation-Disclosures Eleventh avenue,
between Fifty second and Fifty third streets; No. 602
West Forty seventh street; Sixty sixth street. between
Tenth and Eleventh avenues and 2s9 West Forty eighth
street.
The Board then adjourned till Tuesday afternoon.
ADDITIONAL SEIZURES OF UNwHOLEsoME MEAT.
were made yesterday by the Sanitary Police, as fol-
lows
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Veal from Newburg barge. .26
Beef from Newburg barge. e.......................1
JelIine Hall Washington Market t................9
hobb Co. IL
American Express Companys wagon. ............... 1
Young Haines, II Barclay street. AZ
C. L0zer, 50 CLINTON Market. 10
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This meat disposed Of at the ofA dock, foot Of
Thirty eighth street.