New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

II1sTIHEF,
ton TO this He heard last week the parties mad
closed their establishment but since then he has heard
they have not done therefore he asked more strh
gent order than usual against them. The following order
was accordingly made; That the business OF dstlling
manufacturing aceo other acids Oh the premises
situated southeast corner Of Carleton ana FLUSHING
aves Brooklyn be discontinued, and not hereafter re-
sumed without written permit from the Board
s3Dr. Andrews appointed Health Inspector IN west
field.
THE NETWORK RENDERING COMPANY CASE.
This was the principal OF the day. The public and
the press were all anxious to know what would become
OFF Wei, it was postponed. Other and more impor-
tant matters should be allowed precedence. Mr. spen
GERS other engagements should be considered and
weeks smelling. less for the unfortunate people
near Thirty eighth-st would make difference 80 the
case was postponed.
DR.. smith Chairman Of the Sanitary Committee, to
whom the subject Of garbage referred reported 1t as
the opinion of the Committee that the Beard could go no
further in respect the removal Of garbage than sec
tons Nos 6s aud Of the Ordinances warranted that is
compelling people to put the garbage into boxes An
appropriation Of 500 made for printing and posting
200 notices
This subject being introduced, DR.. Smith remarked
that accidents frequent in consequence OF getting
and off the front platform that last week two per-
sons were brought TO Bellevue Hospital one OF them
being conductor. commissioner Brennan askeu III thdI
happened to a conductor what would happen to com
mon persOn Counsel reported order to prevent per
getting Of the front platform Of street cars,
the consideration Of which deferred till n fuller
Board should assemble. six members out Of the nine
were present.
FATNELTING ESTABLISHMENTS.
The resolutions embodied In the report Of the Sanitary
Committee were perhaps the most important which
passed the Board Of Health yesterday Tie report Is as
follows:
March sanitary Inspection Of all She offensive trades n
meous and urgent complaints Of their uahe hBess The
reports The Inspectors show tia. these trades conducted in
that they uhdubted
ofdsea Tie pOpeo Of the various establishments readily COZ;
i5G S SisI 5p S msho Of %au9a would
i 6eleyd sse,iu"y psysn p s nuisance R bsr
Strict sanitary Surveillance Of al the manufactures where offensive
trades have been carried on allowed the work be continued only
under permit which required that no nuisance should De created dIe
orally in good h eudea,od perfect their processes to
der er harmless New and costly maeluery has been Intro
Oehems expert. followed accomplish the desired
oed vet IN mscApsTy md esessns.s in it, manage
eIsed in toe immediate vicinity Of human baos complaints
citizens continue unabad both in number character and eIpAa
from these sources unhated recommend that he Offending
Sp portions Of the Mc,ropoHtas Sanitary District
On reviewing these facts and the evidence before ue TIE COMMITTEE
conclude that The pohey o. toe o'l lTsr Se uIg ua'
the health and seeking that end has endenvoe 10 avoid 81
MS .tssee fboaeB he public has been esoous against trades
frequently demanded their immediate deouuauce 'be Beard has
patiently listened to their appeals Tor time ab ne nuisance g ig
require has been given them 70 render Their Nek' anoeoa'
ties best advantage and With the results already
longer mpor1e great public nuessi 10 the opinion
Of tie Committee should not he pnoae ht@A we te
manufacture that required bat tie aadan evils.
BT and Ss9osoa &c No considerable hardship follow tie
removal Of these Kinds Of nstes employed Of such
make entirely paebe 70 cary on tie oa'ge,s at
and Brooklyn While the adjacent afford 81 needed @a'
e Cp%mse therefore recommend the sdoyou Of be following
FoSi That on and aNer h, Ia day October 1869 vu ss
limits beeBafeT presented person ordinary cooking ,isl
boil any caal sv bones 81 or t1low Other Than fsn ha nI
burBee shetburnHg boiling rueg1E lor ihe OF max
6eeSpS o. az ss h ,Ss CIV Of New satl n
nor 10 The butup portions Of The C Of Brook
yH sha business beubofe nen0ned be conducted a., ,bT
the Cty Of Brook written permit from h' Board
parsS5ec Of tie &rssoss iesoaoa ,Is ADVERTISE ,ar a
morning JouTns s VIC vsa m 4, @ sj tIs S,r II "a
Fd That the cGIss te and hereby requested rr,psssa
giving legal eject to The foregoing resolutions aud 10 report
Mr. Primer proprietor OF grease rendering establish
meut al Gl2 West Fortyseycnth st. al The last meet
i sT Tc was aIlowed Then IN was found that no
permit necessary for making soapi 20 thdt the par"
OF 'nf nc e prdpTictos of rat melting cs-
tabshment applied 10 have hearing granted them IL
was allowed The application OF Mr.. Thorpe ior hear
Gamble & Mcneil, who keep Fat melting establish.
ment in West Forucltht, were ahorueu a n'atlhF; ~,
Mr Gamble mads lengthy defense, lhN!lihE the bo'IH
~ ~ '-' NIsCELLASEoUs.
The Committee on Inspection reported on the eHotE
being made TO vaccuae. Their report was very iaNoh-
bic ana showed that since the extension OF vaccination
smallpox had all but disappeared theIe DeIhg no" pHl
one on two daily while formerly there used TO De
90 They reported $1,000 persons as having been vac
Dr. Stone was very much afraid about the subject or
money. With regard 10 the Engineers Department, Ie
said the Engineer had 40 draughtsnah OF any one 10
keep record Of his business. Inc engineer wanted
draughtsnau undoubtedly, but the question was could
Dr. smith replied That the draughtzman who might De
appointed would UrObaOy take the place OF the present
cte whose salary is 5000 per anuum. The matter was
referred to the Finance Committee. .
TIE RESDEHING coHIAEi CAsE. ,.,-o
Dr. Harris, Sanitary superintendent appeared DeIore
The referee yesteId2y morning Tor @ IN @ o
consider necessary 70 ask Dr. Harris more than lew
Gross Domination Of Elisha Hats H. DIf the scrap
removed once in "A yours, would not thIl b salts
factory3 Yes IL removed i'm q hours the tanks now
managed should think II would be all that is le-
quyd don't say tlat this would remove all offensive.
ness, bat il would reduce II TO a minimum.
Cannot gases be supcrLeatcd to sueh degree as TO all
iuteuts aud purposes, destroy them Certainly there
must be special superheamg furnace for the purpose
feet their carts II would be very difficult with many
plying with tie regulations called account
last week for example there were some cases. and out
for the ignorance OF the persons ana IL DGns iho hIot
oense they would have been brought before the courts
II they had closed carts would 1t not 30 far toward
reducing the evil Yes great way
Are the carts properly clOscdi There have been, i'm
pTOycmCnts that way but there arc OJhcf cases WHERE
the carts are not thoroughly closed 10 cOntne all
SMELL Mr. Spencer sand that he could very well under
stand that from Topping" and jOlng Of the con
tents, some smell would escape.
The season being now far advanced only about 30 days
remaining of Summer, supposiDg the Rendering Com
pauy do its business honestly and to the beet OF It's
ability, do you think practicable to get inns business
into better handsl 1t would DC very difficult TO get II
into better hands at any time
This concluded the crOss-examiRation OF Dr. Harris,
aud the case before the referee terminated. How u
Jared before the Board OF Health viii be elsewhere
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