New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

a. ySfnes, The signature OF
a. VIZ true eopyJ Secretary Of said Board Of Hesl b.
sUsrESsioS OF ORDER AND NOTICE OF HEARING.
When an order issued under the First Cluse Of Section
the Metropolitan Health Law. and the person upon whom
IL may be seed applies within three days to have its execu
on stayed modified then the duty OF the Board save
IN cases Of imminent danger from impending pcsencc to
give such person opportunity to resent facts and proofs
against declaration and the operation OF the ORDER 10 winch
case m order like the folio wing is issued:
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H.. First uau.s q So ton Of Metropolitan Heath Law
'A'P'e' orrics o. Tss METROPOLITAN BO.nD H.MrH
No. 'ol MOTIF, Ne" ~, York made m n 30 oder
TIL, BosId hs'ns on AID b,yUI declared the
The sace, th ,vs s1d u tSs sane
1 :%d % .a@ i SP'S a:Sl
rs. cIson Of said Order hereby suspended until the TURNER
AID hereby who t .Sa rsqs' :.ee 80
before off above, on the = dy Of -
that dy or " thereafter . SAD ns,ns 11d mi, sod
e rule. and regulations aud Of G hna Order 10 ih
place mss The Sa9'; he Of ..ey i SS OF
COPY H''''' ''"''' Secretary Of"id Board Of Health
FINAL ORDER.
After such facts and proofs been heard tho case comes
before the Board for final action. II sucion. reason for
modification OF an order exists order Is Issued recng
the original order stating the In which 1t has been
modified An order u tb kind also issued In cases where
this original has been partially complied with but not faS
If such has been given to the satisfaction OF the
Board after three days the party does not apply Tor
hearing final order issued from which there no
appeal escape through the medium Of an Injunction
restraining the Boards Of Health and Police from its execu
ton The following is copy OF the 6na order which In the
blank space recites the original
Form No. 10.
Order No. - FINAL Ordrr nnde the fs' su o. - m
The heTp'iga Hell Law Chap u Of tue Laws Of iS'o no
UYTIcE OF rHE MErRoPoLIrss Bo,Rp or HEALTH.
No 3Gl Aorr-sr S se n OK. I d,fi
order No. =. wit Ordered That Aud he same having
Ss4 s s nope ool than ss ss h S elapsed c. aid vcs
aud No party I.yas sgR S r . 90 "a 1I y s
Sisfsd i e1reud BY the Metropolitan board Of
''"'' "a true eopyJ Secretary Of said Board Heath
WHAT TIE DoARD or HEALTH HAS DONE.
We have taken rOpd suvey Of the powers duties organ
zaon and II information Of tic Board Of Health
and the methods by they promote the health OF the
Sanitary District and abato those evils which hygiene de-
nounces as dangerous to life by causing disease We viii
now glance for moment a what has been done and we can
not present this better form than by giving the following
table taken from the books of the Board up TO the s inst
which includes every species Of nuisance from filthy water
closet up to gigantic fat boiling establishment;
Total nnmber OF complaints received $780, total number
Of general orders Issued ls06i total number OF general
orders complied with II s2 total number OF special orders
22J total number Of unmodhcd hna orders Issued ooi
total number Of modified final orders issued $685. total number
Drber Of special orders executed by Sanitary Police 39;
preliminary notices issued by Sanitary superintendent lew
preliminary notices issued by sanitary superintendent con-
II cd with CO. preliminary not ee Issued by SANITARY super
ntcndent complied with 100; filthy garbage boxes ds
s we'd &C., number Of sinks aud closets cleaned a21
ruroe loads Of night soil removed from city limits JrJ4
nunhor Of dead removed from city limits lsJ' nun
her Of dead cows ou city limits 0J number 81
dead goats femoyed from CITY limits 81 number 81 dead
moved from city limits number OF dead dogs and cats re-
moved fun city limits 3-e5' number OF dead cav ssad
G. Bob removed from ciiy Limits 5i lnsoanu ~ ,,
pounds. Iemosed from city limits 2yio unsonhd mutton
seized uonrds removed from city limits 2yy9; unsound
boaf seirsd pounds removed from city limits Il 56o unsound
pork seyed pouads removed from city limits 32O; Gnsound
9 b1rlc Of os removed from city limits so number
Of barrel II unsoandcegs removed from city limits !2 mum
Der OF poands unsoutd poultry. Lou
IHrESDISG PLsrlGFScE.
The aye statistics will give the reader fani notion At
least Of The condition Of the Metropolitan SANITARY District at
the time o. the Organization Of the Board OF Health The ar
rival Of the last November laden with cholera poi
son and TIE epidemic which destroyed q persons Wards
Island aLoli the tine together with the fact that cholera
was raging pestence in many parts OF Europe made 1t
necessary 10 prepare for its advent upon this continent AT
the request Board Gov Fcnon Issued proclamation
Of impending pesencc and before the needu measures for
as treatment completed the disease made its appearance
IN the city Tie sanitary officers prepared far they
eoud be BY sanitary researches Gad al that
concerning the OF controlling Of the poison has been
rfactced here building the Five Points secured
az house Of refuge the Barracks at the Battery were fitted
M for hospital purposes arrangements were made to establish
another hospital Harlem IN should be needed and
depot OF dlsnfcctants opened In Mulberys the
central Office Of the Board. The streets were cleaned foul
.mels we're destroyed tenanhouses were emptied and
an.ed and plan organized and made ready to DO
pm: operation moments notice upon any sudden or
alarming outbreak Of the disease An effort made to
tash quarantine station AZ Seguins Point for the treat
ment and well passengers from infected ships but this
effort failed from the opposition of the Staten Islanders aad
Interference Of the courts As yet an establishment OF
hfsk nd bcfn needed.
deaths from cholera London single week. and tbs fact
the disease hA made It's appearance Staten bland leads
10 believe that may have another importation Of the poison
and those who violently opposed this measure on the
part OF tho Quarantine Comms and the Board OF Health
nay yet wish they had taken broader view Of the danger
the by which could be partially obyiaict If not
entirely overcome.
METHOD or TREATING CHOLERA
Whenever Of cholera is reported to the Sanitary Sn
pernlenden an Inspector Is Immediately to the pro
SEES with medicines aud dsniccans II physician Is at
treated By the Inspector OF the district In
which tho disease exists the yard Is treated with lime and
powders the pryes flooded with nphatc OF iron end
carboo acid and the entire premises thoroughly dsneced
II a case comes the notice Of the Inspector OF district
he goes 10 the nearest Police Station and egraphs the fact
TO the Central Office asking assistance If no needs H. naming
the condition he patient and the premises aud stating
what dsncctaDs areecessey Where the case demands
and the receive proper care upon tho premises
where he attacked by the disease where large numbers
would be exposed Infection be is removed TO one OF the
cholera hospitals ard the psco In which be kened Is thor
oughly dnfcced. Thus by OF tho Police Telegraph
and the Police Officers all ere known instantly at The
central Office and Immediately cared for.
Iun DIsISFEcTISG DEPOT.
The establishment at No. 800 Mulberys is under tho
charge Of James r. Christie and eight assistants who have
also and four wagons for tho purpose OF carrying
di.inctan,s all parts Of the city, and using them upon