New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09

mRrket-Ine
Council TO the Board OF Heaith-Ors"si~"
ton Of n Bureaus Of Medical Beiiei-Th'
Morsuury Report Of the Past Week.
The Metropolitan Board of Health held It's regular
semi weekly session yesterday afternoon in the Police Court
Room O'clock President Jackson SCHULTZ IN the chair
and all the members present Commissioner Manierre
The minutes Of the last meeting read and approved
EAID on FULTON MARKET.
Attorney BLISS read report from Dr. Payne Ipector set
"h-"- South and Fulton-sts. are
distracted by the stands that encirce Fulton Msrxe
stating that In the opinion Of the Inspector said stands are
detrimental 10 the health Of his district and OF the city n
pairing the ventilation of the market Orders for the removal OF
these stands by the Attorney and issued by
the Board after considerable discussion
Orders to the number Of issued for the abatement
Of nuisances IN various parts q the c s n '% .,
o n. ov.o speclai oruels s.. .--. co. -'---
notices occupants had neglected to comply with pre'io-s
ZION AGAINST THE REMOVAL OF STANDS ABOUND
WASHINGTON MAREET.
Attorney BI5s els0 stated that an Injunction had been
mssioner Sinking Furd for the purpose OF restraining
the Board OF Health from removing the stands around ash
ipgol Market. This Work Is therefore iEdenLitey post
poned.
THE COMMON COUNCIL VERSUS THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Street Commissioner CORNELL appeared before the Board Tor
tho purpose of against the Five Points
House Of Industry Cholera hospital Some Of the citizens
the Sixth Ward afraid the building would be burned
dowto prevent it, particularly the Common Counci had
passed resolution directing Commissioner down.
Mr. SCHULTZ said that II this the manner IN which the
efforts of the Board were be by city authorities ths
known the better He would write letter TO the
Mayor and If the Council would not rcoede from It's deter
mination.
ORGANIZATION OF BUREAU OF MEDICAL RELIEF.
scented BY the Sanitary Superintendent from Dr. Stephen
smith, and referred to the Sanitary Committee;
relief during period invasion Of pe.ens OF Of S
scs, presence Of n epsm The h. a Of 81 s1 snS S
the Director Of Medical Relief under the Sanitary 70
Health for the control mitigation suppression OF pe'tena dis
CHOLERA City oSew York shall be divided into
Embracing the First second Third Fourth Fah and srh
Wards Seventh Tenth, Thirteenth Seventeenth aud Eyenh
s1.eSh twentieth and twenty third Wards below Fy nas
q. h.hseaih IwsnaI,i and Sne.ssns Ward, below fry
Hospital District there shall be established from time TO
the Director Of Medical Relief with the sppovs Of saa.
ENID % Ss sp s s 81 SfG ay
Chief each Hospital District whose duty sh. De 70 .nprnena
the medical and genera management oil the Hospitals Of tue D"
There .hs also appointed by Sanitary COMMITTEE.
resident Phy.cians and other officers OF the several Hospitals Ao
hed IN their Judgment the .sISse msy r.s9i,s ,,o,.
condition for occupation Hospital D.e, by the Deor Of
a9 ss ht a s R.
dwelling Of ,a%e. wn0, apartments %.y require cleansing
BRsxRvE CoRrs MEDICAL NroRs The Director Msdic.
may deem subject DC agrts,. Of the
for the time they are actually duty. 80
hoRTUARY RECORD OF THE wEEK-DEATH OF MAN 100
WARS OF AGf
The death record of the week eading May shows de-
compared with that Of the week previous The
total number Of deaths was AL OF whom 1870 were men
100 boys - grs and 10 o9ored h' deaths IN the
public Institutions OF the city numbered lo2 Consumption
had 70 victims other uoereular diseases q .esran, Is
old 10 suicide 2. starvation, J. and intemperance
TIE record for the week ending last Saturday contains
remarkable features the death OF man named
William DAILY who had reached the extraordinary age OF 100
lie native Of Ireland and grated tos coun
try In Isis being old The deceased resided at
No 33s East ST. and died Of Odd ago the eth inst