New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23

and they decline interfere They also suggest that he Is
vsgraa there are and parties to remove him
MINERAL WATERS N CENTRAL PARK.
Dr. PARKER presented a petition from Aessrs sehuntz
Wsrker No 3 Fourtl ave- Which read and referred 70
the Sanitary Committee The petition was accompanied by
another signed BY number OF prominent plJsSaus praying
dnee the of he Central Park them the
privilege Of dIposag OF artificial spring water IN the Park
importance Introducing artificial spas IN the Park I, at
os would BE- drs% bshsr and derive great benefit BY
enabled Psaks Of medic waters IN son snaoIns
he n fatigue Of iogney to crowded wserngpace ard
could remain sd sa s sseS5 3, us Se .pai
would greatly tend 30 improve hsash and sHcou'as' p''
MscrLI ANGUS MATTERS.
Inspector Robert Newman was removed end DE- D. b. mo-
Lean promoted to Tie vacancy thus caused -. s..,.
Tie question Of he Obstruction G property by ms SANITARY
Inspectors was referred TO the Sanitary Committee
The resignation OF Dr. MeMaEgs was read ana accepted
Tue SANITARY Committee was directed to tspor upon the
hfness OF the inspectors With inrae ns to examine iato
tho quantity Of work accomplished by each one
were lct al Hex Lad arrived al this port the Louisa
Moore and were now at quarantine They numbered 20
half ds1en who we're e at Halifax suffering from gangrene
rcang haze arrived IN this city, and tOSiro permission to
e ave the vessel They win probably lie allowed land to-
day
MONETARY Rzrogr OF TIE PAST WEEK.
During tho week ending last Saturday there were S Deans
~ the city Of whom 1873 were men, 10 women ~ boys ~
girls and cooredan increase Of q over tne previous weeA
Tie deaths in the Public INSTITUTIONS amount 70 w inefo
we're premature and 81 sbths while debility had III VIC
tins consumpton other tubucnar diseases 81; pnen
monte 40 other bronchial and Ong affections 29 old age IL
drowning TO- Stcmperance snicide and negligence 20
OF tho contagious diseases sma. pOx had yicmi measles .
victims; scarlatna, s; dip.heria 8 Group . waoopns
couqh l. yphus fever Il typhoid fever u cholera lnIsnra
AID other daIrhe1 diseases Is Iae deaths were DIS
trbuted among the various wards In the following proper
tom Frsf 3 Second l. Third q Fourth, z; Fifth a.
sixth IS, Seventh II; Eighth 90 Ninth 25 Ienth 10
F,eventb a. Twelfth III Thirteenth, Oil Fourteenth u
Tfeenth g. Sixteenth Is: Seventeenth, 81 Eighteenth 2i
Nineteenth To- Twentieth 80; IWen1ynfsb ''i A"eH'5
second %
COMPLAINT AGAINST coLoRED SCHOOL.
We close our report proceedings yesterday VITA copy
Of a complaint against coored church. lie mat'er was
promptly laid upon the tables
OYfIcE llusT BRows DEALERS firDRs AND LEATHER
No 30, GOLD NEW YORK, May 81, 1906 :
To n, Hon. j. T. HOFFMAN, Mayor.
s,SAR IL Fineeut. st7enhave is coored church
excellent but noisy instui0nand those residing -Four
and Fenth much annoyed by the protrsced meet
and have been requested by number Of
order regulating the same II the
yi.d)m OF the e much to your HONORABLE
Office The meeting. n and the stamping and roaring OF
the n kept ID and often o'clock a. night rende ns
sleep impossible An order closing the house Of II o'clock on
o'clock week dsy evenings would leave ie e
render ngEt hdcou bes will lay mi. before ne
proper department IN charge and give directions 10 have e
;, Stter attended 70. Yours, &c. STEPHEN BRows.