New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-11
MErRoPoLIr4N RoARp OF HEALTn

The regular weekly meeting Of the Board of Health
held yesterday afternoon President SCHULTZ IN tho
chair.
The petition 81 the clerks in DR. Harrss office for adj
diton NJ compensation FOR extra services referred 70 DR.
resolution offered that I'm future expense shall oe
incurred by any member Of the Board or any OF their
least two members OF the Board OF which shall bs
some few weeks since the Attorney for the Board
directed 10 institute proceedings against parties for con-
permit The Attorney instructed to discontinue
further procccdngs the parties coRsentine 10 pay toe
certificate OF deat 1t was ordered that the suit be CON
tinucd
The following resolution OF Mr. Jacobs, member OF AZ
sCmhy from NoWl ORR city, which was sent TO the Board
by the Clerk OF that body was read by me secretary;
81, l. $50 n,II ~ p " h. i",i r., ,c,Cn'nnic,ic 10 al,
the probable result II aon Looking To the mo'e thorough r
Which was referred to the Sanitary Committee calling
The probability is that the Sanitary Committee will
recommend the adoption Of the system now carried on
in the chief continental cities OF Europe Circulars have
been sent 10 the superintendent of Police, To all the pro
preors of houses where prostitution is carried on ask
ing for certain information The Police Commissioning
VIII probably recommend that all such houses Shau 10
licensed.
Mr. EAroy, counsel for the Board read several aters-
tOnS which bad been made n the laws and ordinances;
The e6lire laws as amended, together With memorsi
for their adoption sent to both Houses OF the Legs
The following correspondence submitted;
OFFICE SANITARY sUFT METROPOLITAN BoAkD 9p hEAlt"'{
To he Sceiq, or ID y. -opotan Board Of Hsdi@ ...
SIR; beg respectfully 10 Law he'
ports Of Inspector Dmlng eoOboratng tie q
The agent Of the property that he permits TIE hser
] S imam ~ mere stlsuSa'Iy Dg' WAT NC vi" -
These however but ew instances Of hundreds OF tenns
which beg ande which constantly reported h VOC
inspectors which. neglect part u their arc
Sluai condition health
lives Of the occupants brt also be the OF eos
diseases or ~ deaths from scarlet fever since Dec 10 IN premises me
character which has been asceranei % occurred tenement po@
very respectfully, obeteut Is b. DAlTOh,.
sanitary Superintendent Me,ropouta. board Of Health
The following IL the communication of Mr. Dupuy:
No, ~ TRiNTrPLAcE FIRST WARD INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
Ngw.loRK January 1867
Dr. DALroN-Dsar Sir; We quite number o.
hyl incoming tide ne
children being obliged remain bed Of the high wafer
their
This all along the children with fever and s
Board Of Health might regard bAscpss
where 50 much disease is bred Very respectfully bgrgI
Children's Aid SooieV
The inspector writes:
To he Metropolitan Board OF Health: A..
w r. Dming holding the position Of Sanitary Inspector
she 9Th day Of January 1867 did inspect carefully and pesc
examine the premises situated WAsbngtonst ae OW
New ferk, and found the facts u be follows:
twe-story wood The entire
suitable for habtAton the hdewAer ooe
hours the foot Consequently
slider detrimental health. and woah advise said cellar
vacated Cbss Dursou North River Bank corner INV"
wich and Dey-st Ws DEslss o,..
sworn " before me this 9th day Of January. 1861
EDWARD r. DALTON, Sanitary Superintendent M "a.
The Board adjourned " meet Thursday afsernsoa
next week