New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21

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The snlIcc, was finally referred to DR.. Crane and
Commissioners Bergen.
NOTICES ISsUfD.
Six hundred and eight notices were presented to the
poafd and issued fOI abatement Of Duis,nccs 10
rlous parts of this city and Brooklyn. among which
several fat-boiing establishments and one slaughter
house were enumerated.
WASHINGTON MARKET.
DR. Dalton reports that 10 ia impossible 10 clean the
streets adjacent Washington Market because Of the
fact mat stables sheds have been constructed upon
HE sarwaks and extended 70 FAR beyond the curb
10 cover the CUTTERS which become filled with garbage
and filth u every DESCRIPTION This condition OF things
IN Ibal vicinity |, made v0r'c 6y the butchers carts
which stand In the streets during many lours each da
Considerable debate upon the question Of accepting the
report which recommended the sanitary Committee TO
meet al o'clock tins morning. for the purpose OF
making an examination of the market took place but
the report was finally accepted.
HE REMOVAL or MANURE.
Tho looWng preamble and resolution offered by
President schultz and adopted Mr. Bergen voting in
U1,,a, IL &. made the duty Of the cleaning
tractor. 20 remove al dirt gafbss" ashes aud rubbish a. last
~ b. collected Ia Doais and co~s now there
Rrd and ordered by ,hi, Board That RON and AFTER this
day street stable or Other manaIe De any M
metropolitan Police hereby required to prevent all Violations
| OF this order -
On motion of Mr. oton resolved that the con-
tracts for the removal Of o from the Cities OF New
York and Brooklyn be printed Tor the use OF The
/ Board.
MALIGNANT DISEASES.
A communication from the Sanitary superintendent
set forth the necessity for the removal OF al persons
suffering from malignant and contagious diseases 20
some proper place and asked Instructions IN regard 10
cases Of this kind. The District Inspectors have been
notified 10 affect such removals possloe by advice
and assistance failing in which they required 70 re-
port the the Superintendent TO whom discretion
aty mower has been given by resolution OF the Board
| FAT-DOILlSG ESTABLISHMENT.
petition from numerous residents OF the vicinity oil
Thirty .nnth.st and Eleyenth-aye concerning sundrS
tat bo,ling bshments IN the neighborhood, was
read The petition had been referred 10 Inspector
Emerson no found of these Objectionable houses
only one OF which was conducted in such a manner
that no disagreeabe odor was perceptible The other.
were in bad condition, and the gases we're permitted
to escape into the atmosphere much 10 the detiment Of
health The matter referred to the Superintendent
with instructions have special report made in eact
A RANK oFFESsE IN BROOKLYN.
letter was read from Deputy Superintendent Conk
ling concerning the removal OF night soil from BROOKLYN
The scnyengers have been In the habit OF dumping
wherever they pleased and have filled up In one place
on the outskirts Of the city about lOUoO tuns OF theii
| filth. The subject was referred 10 commissioner
| Bergen and DIR. Crane
THE STREET CLEANING CONTRACTORS DUMPING
GROUNDS.
A letter from Mayor Hoffman and petition from III,
Street Cleaning asking TO have their docks
and dumping grounds kept unobstucted. was referred
~ the Sanitary Superintendent with instructions {.
confer with the Captain OF the Port and the Healti
! Wardens.
| BURIAL PERMITS.
| Commissioner Bergen and the Sanitary Superintend
ent were appointed Committee for the purpose o.
making q report upon the subject OF having burial per
mis issued from several offices in the metropolitan
| Health Districts Heretofore undertafers have beer
in the habit Of issuing these permits and charging fee
Of S. or less for the trouble. Since permits were
only TO be had at the City Hall in Brooklyn and th,
office OF the Registrar Of Records IN this city, some com
plant has been made Of the distance persons were CON
PEELED 10 come for this purpose.
| The Board then adjourned until o'clock this morn
ing, when 1t will meet and inspect Washington Market
| MORTUARY RECORD OF THE PAST WEEK.
/ During the week ending last SATURDAY. there wers
Az deaths In NewYork City OF which l0l were men
~ women l3s boys and l2 girls Of these were col
l u bleeding 81 bronchitis. l2 congestion OF the bran
Z; Of the liver. i Of the lung 81 cholera infantum.
Group, g. diarrhea, 2, diptticris H. dysentcry. 8
epilepsy erysipelas, 3; hectic fever, / puerpera
fever g. rcmitent fever. scarlet fever, 90; typhoid
fever l2 typhus fever 7; Inflammation OF the bladder
2; Of the bowels Ii OF the brain l5 Of the lungs 80
OF the stomach. q jaundice. measles 81 quinsy =;
| pleurisy 3; purpura hemorrhagla. l.; teething, 81
from chronic diseases abcess Of the breast OF the
liver albnminura 81 asthma, 81 disease OF the brain
6; cancer Of the stomach. l. OF the womb 2 OF thu
bowels. OF the intestines crrhosis Of the liver.
consumption, 62; debility. TO- dropsy. O. IN the head
2l enlargement Of the heart, fatty heart, disease
Of the heart 3; insanity, disease or the kidneys.
disease OF the liver marasmus. 22 modification d
skull L. Palsy. 81 Rupture Of umhilaal cord scrof
ula. 3; liberation. l. total l75. The deaths from er
tern0l causes were &C. follows: Asphyxa, burned
2; fall through hatchway. fall into dstillery vat
crushed by machinery other casualties, q compress
sion OF the brain. l. derinm tremeDs. |; drowned, d
exposure 3; intemperance j; Ines yenerea IL NAL
formation. !; Old age. % premature birth 3; spins
bitda. suiocation, 2; suicide, q wound from psto
were still born, males. IS, females H. sex stated
~ The statistics show decrease VI compared will