New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
The Manure Manu- facturers In Trouble-Theu-
sands OF Loads 10 be had Gratis-Impostant

The Sanitary Regulations for the current year,
recently adopted published by the Metropolitan Board Of
Health forbid the accumulation deposit OF manure oal
dirt garbage any offensive or nauseous substance whh
,ne bu,up portions the Cities Of New York or brooklyn or
upon any open space ncosed within any portion thereof or
upoa the piers docks buheads adjacent thereto or upon
any open ground, upon vessel or cow other than
thos. speedily removed lying att such pier wharf or
bulkhead. except according TO permit obtained from tue
Board OF Health and according TO its regulations Ihe ao
forbid any person to contribute to the making OF
nnv such accumulation" AS 1t is hardly probable that tue
Board will grant any permit OF this kind large number OF
Heretofore has the habit of those who deal in this
species o. merchandise to use the piers and open spaces
gathered from all the stables Of the city public ana pr
vste oa,e1 70 M SSe nerod OF time 70 the disgust
Of entire neghborhoOds Tie first cost OF this manure vas
,rignr Wealthy citizens glad 20 have il removed and
o ,u paid Tor VIA, taken from private stables was one
OF ho o tie hostler driver Some Of the street
Railroad Companies however paid g. 100 or $1,000 per
anrum for the Of their stables, and was taken
10 these dumping grounds the cost Of the manufacturer
The grounds beond 10 the public nothing has been paid
fr their nae 40 that the manure dealers only created pub
lie nuisance but Lad She ground furnished Tor the purpose "
These deposits the open subject every meeoroos
ica change, rnentns in the sun saturated by the rain
stirred Up turned aud allowed to Tester by their owners
arr Justly regarded dangerous 10 life and preudicia to
health The hat has gone forth they shall not remain Ihe
manure manufacturer therefore have ceased 10 cart away
from and that duty deyoves upon the owners or the
stables They have place TO deposit IT, and thus tue abse
meni few nui.ances seems TO have given rise 10 Few
thousands The thus manufactured is valuable and
powerful fertilizer and hundreds OF farmers are glad to get
M market rates while the merchants wealthy
through business offensive TO public. which, ~ already
stated furnishes the place OF manufacture gratis.
Those who carry this traffic anxious TO have these
flcs hidden II possible. under their manure pe-and no
So long they monopoze the business so long are
they accommodating wealth The farmers Long Island the
Hudson River and along Newark Bay have been pawn. he
prices for the very articles they may obtain at the mere
cost OF hauling and transportation The city Is full OF TINS
material which the Individual owners thereof are wiling 10
give away and instances even to pay for ts removal
The earth the firms hungry for this kind OF ood
will not our farmers here with soops ana take III away
dozen careoe may had for almost nothing to-day The
BOARD " Health anxious to get rid OF 1.-THE manu-
cturss however willing II should remain long enough
10 fl into their hands Any who will come here with
means for It's Immediate removal and report the fact TO the
Board OF Health let the stable keepers know that there
Mace where il NAV be dumped may obtain cargo IN few
hours Let farmer charter sloop and place stock OF
this material upon his farm II he does not need immed
ate he NAV let lie. II viii grow better with and his
crops will thank him for his foresight The contractors may
not poest terms speaking TO Of him. but be viii
his interest the owners OF the manure VIII be
obliged him for his pains and the City Will bless him Tor re-
moving IT, The stable OF Augeus with its Nth 80 years old
did not urgently need the Hercuean cleansing than do
the stables of the metropolis with their accumulaons OF half
century need the cleansing the Board OF Health has deter
mined give Now the first who come VIII be the hrst
to be served