New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27
Explanation from Judge McCunn.
Eisner agt. Schultz and others.


The following letters handed to Us By Judge Nc
Cum in answer to charges made against him for granting
nunc,ions the interest Of Rum and Disease vii speak
for tbemse iyes'
DEARsr We have been informed that the defendants 10
the above action have mace objection to the manner IN Wch
they been enjoned from interfering with the plnths
places Of business IN Abator aceto Wit that Your Honor
granted absolute Injunction Instead Of an order 10 snow
why injunction should not be granted We think the
comlans alays and papers annexed, IN above acuoLs
called for an absolute injunction
The complaints show that patent and pipes have been
out IN plaintiffs by Of which yap0r
passes through the chimney. bus all forced into tie re and
plaintiff. within sixty days the instance o. the
Board Of ealb no large expense; and on personal eh
animation the President o the Board and OF the mem
lers approved Of process and expressed themselves per-
fecty satisfied and j. Haven Emerson Sanitary Inspector Of
Annexed to the complaint The affidavit Of four respectable
physicians and chemists who attended at the premises IA
question and witnessed the process Of hboing all Of Wno
swear that yapOr escapes from the premises.
H. however you prefer we wal ceeeidy consent tna yoa
make the INJUNCTION order order 10 show cause IN Nhch
you vii please make it reIurnaoe not eaer than Au
gust 5. -,
rous TO health that you have full permission at any time to
make personal examination You will ind the premises ~
SuLwLLL & SWAIN. No. IL Chambersst, New York.
To the Hon. John IL. McCunn.
OFFICE OF The SANITARY SUPRRNTENDENT !
No. 80 Morrsr NEW YoHE May IsCo
Dr.. +. B. DALTON. SdHifGry SuPgiH'sndeHt ,
SIR: honor to report that have 20 day in ooed
Instructions received from YOU inspected o th9
second time the mesug house of H. Wesneimer NOS avg
operation tlere our kettle Il simple sheet
iron cover formed with sliding door through which the TT
can be put taken and having three 6nch stove
pipes running from IT, and Gscharging directly over the ne
which heats strong dra is thus created and tie
eot all the at once and eectuey to the
fire. this Is in my opinion hot enough TO cause destruction
and decomposition Of any yapors brought into contact Win
II.
consider this apparatus efficient; It's cost comparatively
small does hot liure the scrap, aud actually
dminshes consumption Of fuel required striking coz
trast to working OF this presented by an adjoining PAN
now In operation under the oil plan system whereby every
thing escapes the air. rendering u exceedingly offensive
In view therefore OF this apparent efficiency and economy
o. the above described de OF covering would suggest
order OF the Board " % y 'iaey aud perempLorY
L--s-- houses Operrtlng IN
the old way this other efficient Of
controlling the offensive be adapted 10 pan
Yours very respectfully HAVEN EMERSON
Sanitary Inspector Metropolitan Board Of Health
JUDGE McUSS's REPLY.
July %. 1856.
MY DEAR SIR. am glad that my suggestion meets with
your approval DESTROYS not 10 be censued by any
for placing obstacles In the o the
public health. the time deermn ned the Health
Board shall not illegally ana without color OF law drive
from their ordinary pursuits this island IL order
therefore that oil be heard shall direct that the lnc
orders modified into orders show forthwith
time suit the counsel for the Board and yourself
Hoping this will meet with your approval remain. dear
Sir yours truly. JOHN II. McCuNS.
D. this Mr.. Tracy. and be Is pleased
with suggestion, and hIos Monday next for hearing
j. IL MCC.