New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-25
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METROPOLITAN BOARD OF HEALTH.

METROPOLITAN BOARD OF HEALTH
The Board met yesterday afternoon, President
Schultz in the chair
report was received from DR.. NJ Morris In reference
TO the condition Of the vaish mandatory located be,
tween First and secondaves and Forythird and Forty
fourthsts He considered the gases generated during
the process Of manufacture exceedingly deeteous to
the health Of the city, and recommended immediate ac-
ton on the part of the Board.
The following letter received from the Clerk Of the
Assembly:
JACKSON S. sCnyrru President q -. Htqla Commission
In compliance with resolution adopted BY the Committee %
Public Iea.h THAT the Chairman request q Public
With such information be in their relative 70 the safety sa
sanitary condition Of Tenemen.hoGses in the cities Of Eviot sSt
win be able to comply With the request YoPTs &C.
Which was referred to DR.. Dalton, Sanitary supern
tendent, for report.
The regular weekly report Of Dr. Dalton received
in which Il appears that the Inspectors have inspected
Board read the Following communication from Dr. Dalton
in reference 20 the condition OF some Of the tenement
6yTIcs svFEn,s5EsD1Er 4 B. H. Jan a. 1907
SIN: beg respectfully % Invite the especial Board
70 the following extracts from large number Of reports gren teSsne
houses received om ihe Sanitary Inspectors since the last nens@
Premises M GA GreepwiehstThers house ths lot
owned by John sexton No IS wst which consider % Be con-
SSH detrimental mental hssA for ,. 1 y o he upper sPssn
The hall windows the second ard thrT aods pc ~ ~ b,r "a
Rou broken Of few feet below h and allows s rain % hoo
the the; cellar ell Of 'Ss .S s SSsi thus ater
P No 90 West Twenty ghs, between Sixth and Seventh
,ve The house owned by AekermaR and In eoudtoa ce
80 bh and dangerous h for the following 10 vie;
broken and useless; teg have for
fine bedrooms through which they pass rendering sae
sio damp unhes.hy dsageeabe odor arising on said
mi Is higher than the building adoiaing r. ana
boneh t are reaching the roof Ia the event OF hre yea
there are no escaping with safety from the roof 10 either o. the
dopg buildings ladder should be attached the outside Of
The house purpose Ts skys which s@msdsy oyer the
allowing and 10 fth sad stairway
rendering the Winter slippery and dangerous me Ihs Ess
odor oksn escapes said pipes The cellar showed indications Of
Premises No "a Tehave There hyey brick ensnt house
this owned by Jacob Weeks coal dealer No 33 Bove WHICH
consider condition detrimental TO health or the reasons he
There families In the house comprising In all one nndd
fourteen M individuals Por two months these iAnhes
OBLIGED 70 resort 70 GA he neSt block tb oelock
which time the yard cs) IN order ie procure ~ Inc
condition Of the pipes sneh that extensive repairs must b made e
the water can Be TUNED on again In one place osn a 81
that the sinks cannot be used and there house drainage
The roof broken and allows the rain 10 enter freely into heel
upper apartments Three 1.-THE hall windows bye net etss
every pane glass All Of the halls asd ms
hihy In he extreme the walls add ceilings es s
with dirt and the deops covered with the accumulated n.y. q a.
plaster has fallen from the walls And ceilings IN sese'al PA ~ =
house everywhere gives evidence OF utter negecs - "a
PrensesN Rdgest One front and tive rear the1 sop -
basement tenant houses In the front house nom we
ofgass from the window ssshes being hosen 49,
let the Window pans absent from All tee hnl 49,
door gone Roof eaky scue broken Through these ysoa'
lures the rain and vino peaesatee rendering s s
damp ard cold cutters u house broken ana t 81
ceilings, door and walls greasy and atby ifOn aesu@aA"' "
Pssr Soesss are Similar condition winiows desse' IN
panes roof leak halls 6y from the same osnse e Sas
kor house In Ire font q tee basement one se
ths las been entirely removed aud The Ninaes az
behind the boards were
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