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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-15

AAANhSNSSNN~
eph H. Hough, Grand Secretary of the
Grand Lodge of New Jersey, for advan-
ced sheets of the printed proceedings
of the SD Grand Annual Communica-
ton held at the city of Trenton, Janu-
airy Doth and DIST. 1869
NJ. W. Henry r. Cannon, Grand
Master in his annual address speaks OF
the prosperity and harmony existing
among the Lodges and members
throughout the jurisdiction.
The following Dispensations were
granted by him, and warrants have
been issued by the Grand Lodge -
Pyramid Lodge, No. 80, at New
Egypt, Ocean county; Madison, No.
SO at Madison, county of Morris Cor
inthian Lodge, No. "a, at Camden,
county OF Camden, Mantua Lodge No.
95, at Mantua, county of Gloucester,
and Unity Lodge No. 96, at Mays
Landing, county of Atlantic.
The following decisions were, during
the year, rendered by the Grand Mas
ter =
l. A candidate, during the process
of receiving his degrees, cannot be pla-
ced upon trial for offences committed
preyioust9 his application. to become
Mason. Ii objections are made to
his advancement, they should be, re.
duced to writing, and, if important,
should be referred to a committee to
investigate, and if such objections are
ascertained to be we'll founded, the cam
didate should be debarred from further
advancement.
2. In granting permission to Lodge
to receive the petition OF rejected can
didate, the vote should be by Ballot.
3. When charges are preferred against
a member of Lodge, the Master has
not the right to appoint a committee of
investigation until the Lodge has con-
scented by vote to receive the charges
4. An nnaffiliated Mason cannot pre-
fer charges against member of a
Lodge.
5. Residents of this jurisdiction,
made Masons in another without con-
sent, should not be held responsible
for the irregularity of their making,
nor deprived of the right of visitation
for that reason solely.
6, Unafiliated Masons should be de-
prived of the right of visitation, after a
suitable time has elapsed for them to
establish their membership.
7. Charges for unmasonic conduct
cannot be acted upon at special com
munication OF Lodge.
s. The right of candidate to re-
ceive his degrees is subject to the by
laws of the Lodge to which he has APP
piled. A bylaw of lodge requiring
their candidates to receive their de-
grees within reasonable specified
time, is regular and should be enforced.
8. In balloting for candidates every
member present should be required to
vote.
10. Charges preferred, and referred
to committee, cannot be withdrawn.
Justice to the Brother accused, and to
the Lodge, requires a decision as to
the guilt or innocence of the Broth Ell
so charged.
II. No Subordinate Lodge in this
jurisdiction should have the right to
appeal for pecuniary aid to the Lodges
of another jurisdiction. without the
consent of this Grand Lodge.
The Grand Masters address, though
short has in it some beautiful passages.
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BERGEN. The returns from the differ
ent wards were completed at about 5
o'clock.yesterday morning. S. d .Hal-
lison Dem was elected Mayor by a
majority of AZ votes over DR.. j. M.
Corneleson, (Rep The Republicans
have eight out of tive We Aldermen.
Lewis A. Brigham rep, )is elected
School Superintendent over Batlin
Dem
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Mail subscribers Sc a year, in adj
vance. Single copies three cents.

The DAILY MONITOR will be served to sub
.cribers at TWELVE CENTS WEEK.
Mr. GEORGE L. VAN BLARoUM has route
in the upper part Of the city. Orders may
be left at this Office. Mr.. WILLIAM G. JONES
will supply those at the Port.
Cop es may be obtained at 1856 Broad street.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

Lincoln Division, No. 97 Meets every Tues
day evening, at Library Hall. T. Johnson, R. S.
Star of Hope Division, No. 38. Meets at Man
vel's Hail. First ward, every Monday evening"
II. C. Ellis, r. s.
Elizabeth Division, No. So. Meets every Wed
nesday evening at Library Hall. F. McDermott,
r. S.
Central Division, No. 81. Meets every Monday
evening, over the Post Office, First ward. FL
wood Phares, r, S.
Ark of Safety Division, No. 106. Meets every
Thursday evening" at Library Hall. Morris
Williams, r. S.
James Gale, Deputy G. W.. P.
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The Executive Committee of the Ma
tional Peace Jubilee, at Boston, have
fixed the price of admission at five,
three and two dollars.
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ODD FELLOWS.

Noah's Dove Encampment, No. 2SI 0. ofO,
F., meets on the first and third Thursday even
ings of each month al Collet Hall, Broad street,
Third floor. Oliver Pierce, Scribe.
Franklin Lodge, No 0, meets every Monday
evening, at Colet Hall. James A. Petrie, Sec'y.
Elizabcthport Lodge, No. 116 Meets every
Tuesday evening, over the Post Office. f. H.
Drake, Secretary.
Oliver Pierce, r. w. d. D. Grand Master.
Oliver PIERCE r. W. d. d, Grand Patriarch.
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FOR SALE

A HANDSOME thoroughbred Bay Horse, 151S
N hands high, eight years old. Is gay and styl-
jsh traveller and well broken to single or double
Harness. Also, is an excellent saddle horse for Ell
ther gentlemen or ladies. Can be at the stable
of J. C. VANFLEET, East Grand street ala Ats
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FIREMAN,S ELECTION.

A election for Chief Engineer and two Assist
N ant Engineers of the Fire Department will be
held at the several engine, hose and truck houses
on Monday evening, April 49, 1869, between the
hours of six and eight O'Clock.
A. A. WARD,
as I'd Pres't Board of Representatives
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MILITARY COMPANIES.

A-Capt. John B. Lutz, drills Tuesday evening
c [Zouavesl Capt. ]. Madison Drake, drill ev-
cry Thursday evening.
D-Capt. VIM. H. DeHart. drills Friday eve
nings.
E--Capt. James Donnelly, drills Monday even
ings, at the City Armory.
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LOST,

nN the $50 P. NJ train of Saturday, March 81,
~ New Jersey Central Railroad from New York,
LADY'S SABLE FUR COLLAR A lady was
seen to take the same from the arrival at
Elizabeth. She is requested to return the same at
once to the Central Railroad ticket Office Elizabeth
and save further proceedings. -
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CITY OFFICERS.


Mayoi-Philip Fl. Grier.
President City Council James r. Wiley.
Cerk-Jaeob Seiple.
Observation-Disclosures S. Woodruff.
Attorncy-Joseph Award
Receiver of Taxes-John Engel.
Clerk of Marllet--James Rolo.
Chief of Police-John Keron.
Captain = james Garland.
Lieutenant Waters Furman.
Surveyor Ernest L. Meyer.
Street Commissioner-Luke H. Higgins.
Deputy Street Commissioner-Edw McGrath.
Assistant Street Commissioner-John Byrne.
Health InspectCr-Leonard Henning,
Overseer of Poor. Peter Ritter.
Sealer of Weights and Measures C Solomon.
COUNTY OFEICERS.
Senator-Amos Clark, Jr.
Assembly-John H. Whelan, Dewitt G. Hough.
Presiding Judge-David A. Depue.
Asso. Judges-H. H. Bovine, D. milford, W.
Gibby
Prosecuting Attorney VIM. j. Magic.
Sheriff-Edgar Pierson.
Clark-4Henry r. Cannon.
STANDARDIZATION S. Clark.
Director of Board of Freehoders-D. milford.
Clerk of Board Oliver Pierce.
Collector-Thomas B. Budd.
Keeper of Jal-Abram A. Ward.
Coroners--L, Braun, S. Jackson, A. Leeson.
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ToTzEFT

TINHE House now occupied by C. H. Ross. No. Q
Il West Jersey street. Possession given between
the LIST and 10th of May. Inquire of
a12 If ROSS u son, 1874 Broad st.
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HoaHdfnE

A FEW gentlemen can be accommodated with
n full Board in private family, Terms mode
rate Apply for full particulars at 1893 Broad street.
in Boot and Shoe Store. ala If
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ELIZABETH MUSICAL UNION

John Paul Morgan, Director. James Altman
President.
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, so by $50
IA feet, 415 Newark avenue. Apply at No. 115
Washington street, Jersey City. mia 1m*
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Resoute Temple OF Honor, No. Is. Meets at
Library Hall, every Monday evening, Ellis R.
Meeker, W. r.
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FOR SALE.

A very pleasant and commodious Dwelling
IA House, and vacant lot adjoining, AZ Or
chard street, Elizabeth.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-15

Navigation is now open on the Ken
nebec river to Augusta, Maine
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UNITED AMERICAN UNCERTAINTIES

UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS.
Eagle Council, No. Is. Meets every Thursday
evening, at Odd Fellows Hall, First street.
Americas Council, No. %. Meets every Tues
day evening, at Colet Hall. W. II. Hageshe:mer
Secretary.
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ARNoLD's NATIONAL HALL,

OK FIRST STREET. is now for rent for Velo
Ce) cipede School The is very large. and
capable of accommodating large number OF PEG
pie. Inquire of S. ARNOLD, proprietor, on the
premises az 2w#
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Lot FOR SALE,

A eligible Building Lot on South street, be-
"A tween Williamson and Pearl streets Size AZ
by 164 Apply at this Office. ais 1w
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MISS hflTCHELL'S SCHOOL,
Sc SCOTT PLACE

Of SUIT GLACE.
rENHE Summer Term of Miss Mitchel's School
4 for Girls will commence
ais lW MONDAY, APRIL 10.
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The ELIZABETH DAILY MONITOR is
published at los BROAD STREET, near
ly opposite the National State Bank, by
J.. MADISON DRAKE,
Editor and Proprietor.
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GirI Wanted.

A SERVANT GIRL, to do general housework il
N a small family. One that can come well recon
mended. Address S, box 80, Elizabeth P. 0.
ala lw
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CAMILLA e. MITCHELL.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-07

RATES TO MExrus--Pofk SOC; whisky and sil per Dbl.
SOC; Salt, per bb, boe fosf and Meal per Dbl, Nri
Corn. per sack, ?oe: Oats, loo lbs oc Potatoes
o. So Heavy Freghs, per 100 lbs zoe; Light frciehis
per 100 lbs, 35c; Lumber dressed In bundles, per
~ %; Lumber loose, per N, IS 90 fI.u. No. .
Rsrxs nv RAJ, IRON n. Y. AND Bosros TO C.mo nv
rnE BtrE LIsE-isi class s2 u; ID do, 90 Ia, ID do.
el a, 4th do, 81 0s;specai do, nc.
To New York, cotton, COM y
10 do do uncompressed ............ ] Is
To Nvw OHLEASs-Fiour, per Dbl. SOC; Potatoes and
per Dbl q 1905 Coal OH, per bbl 81 25i Corn, e5c Ot
c per 100 lbs; Tobacco, SOC per 100 lbs; Cotton ~
per bale; Heavy freghis, 2oe; Light fieghs, Ic per
loo lbs. - ...-.-..----a-- ..o
Bsv compressed, Der tom. ..... .... 5000
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-07
CAIRO DAILY MARKET.

lo4 cuho, Iit., Jane 4, 1soe.9
Business daring The present week Without being
ia bas vet bec, fair brerl coming IN quite free,
from below which are usually hlcd aud shipped the
same day they are received,
~ III rms been in good demand Tor all grades the
.,iL os,he inouiry however being for spring super
snss md Extras which arc firmly held at abont pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-06
A CELESTIAL GIANT.

The cOunting-room of THE TRIBUNE was
visited yesterday morning by an Asahe gentleman OF
such remarkable altitude that all the loungers IN Print
ing House.square crowded in clustered around ihe
doors in hopes OF catching glimpse Of his giantship
This extraordinary individual halls from Foochoo IN
China, and rejuces In the tryEyabic Rppellaton OF
Chang -WOO-6iOW. He has been exhibited IN EUROPE
during the past four years and very handsomely en-
teri aimed Queen Victoria and the Emperor Napoleon
and he has beeA the OF many valuable ptchc ME
He arrived in New York Thursday ~ last week, in
the steamship Denmark, from Liverpool, accompanied
by his manager, MI Carlett OF Norwich, England ana
his wife KiHgfoO a lady OF ordinary stature ana very
pleasing presence Chang Ia n years old, and about
eight feet inches In hight and his father ne says was
even taller than himself lie speaks both French ana
English nuenty, aud has decidedly intelligent c9uute
nance His face is perfectly smooth, ana MS
phy-iognomy Detrays his NATIONALITY lie wac altIIed
Yesterday. In ordinary summer snlt OF gray, hna
spOrted stylish black hat but when on eNhltioh both
he and ms wife line Chinese costume, ana display
stock OF Asiatic curOscs, concerning W'ch thty give
much interesting information. Changs weight although
be h sendery rather than souty Dut, Is $50 pounds,
and has caused many amusing accidents. Az one 0ine
he was riding la London cab, with "a Tartar dwarf
about two feet high, when the bottom suddenly gave
way beneath ChdIsgs feet. ppecptating tho unluCky
warf into the mud 81 Parliancntst and on another
similar occasion the giant himself rudely deposited
on the ground, and obliged % run Tor some distance
through an excited and admIrinE crowd ChAng ana ms
wife have been engaged by the manager OF WOODS Mu-
scum, and Will soon be Oh exhibition there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-06
EMBROIDERY EXTRAORDINARY.

A remarkably fine piece of wOrsted embroidery
ON canvas representing "Mary a. Scotland Mourning
over the Dying Douglas has been on exhibition during
the past week in the showwindow OF Whitemore Bros
No $40 Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel IL
was worked by Mrs. James Bennett Of NO 80 Hewesst
BrookyD lady OF unusual taste and artistic ability
VIII has devoted 60 II the principal part OF her time dur
ing the last eight months ls dimensions are 30 BY p
inches and 10 contains GsGOO stitches and lG8 different
eOOrs Fifteen richly dressed human figures Two horses
a dog. q group OF trees, and a castle, are the
Drincipal features OF the picture, which Is
worked In what IL called "quarteIsutch," that is,
the stitches only Onefourth OF the usual length
the best dges among the many who have lately exam
Ded and admired tins work suppose that II must have
been done IN Europe, naslDuch as very few American
ladies' pOssess tie sk the leisure necessary 10 pro-
duee with the needle spirited and perfect picture
The WhtemOre Brothers pronounce II By lar the most
merttorious OF the than 600 works OF tue klnd
framed by them and consider II undoubtedly one OF the
finest pieces OF embroidery ever produced In America
In n valued at $780, the refused by gentleman on
TyentietAs ST. for larger but much more coarsey en-
broidered copy OF the same scene. ...........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-06
ruE rHIRD.AYENUE RRIDGE.

A petition has been presented to the Brook
Ign Water Commissioners advocating the construction Of
a eulvert under Third-aye., where the Improvement
Company are now work. signed by about 20 property
owners adjacent TO the swamp lying east OF GoWanus
Canal The petitioners believe that the lands OF the I'm
proyemeut Company unfit for the erection OF dwell
inghOuses and that the completion OF the proposed
works will add from three To ten millions dollars worth
of taxable property 70 the city that the lands arc now
covered with sagnant water and during the bot season
are common nuisance that the proposed work can ana
viii be prosecuted without Inconvenience or danger 10
the public and the Improvement Committee bhould DO
permitted TO place cuvert proposed, under the ave
nue. and build substantial stone or iron bridge ana
that the land under Thrdaye Is 40 soft that Is nOt
udieious 10 extend the public sewers updefncath hey
therefore hope that the Sewer Commissioners VIII
from building sewer through Thrdave, between frsI
and Sin until the faCs material 70 the quoosoN O
be presented 10 them, . .' ...' .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-06
THE COURTS.
THE "wAs9EDp STAMPS.


John Mccartney. Patrick Carroll, Samuel
H. Harrison Thomas Burns Frederick Hottie, George
C. Haggerty- James Woods, Michael Burns, Thomas
Barnard James Laird and Timothy Murray the parties
charged with selling and using washed revenue
stamps were brought before Commissioner Osborn yes
that they charged with removing the CANCELLATION
marks from used revenue stamps, Apa Slng the same
Harrison held In 81 bail for examination. WOods
waived an examination, and was held Tor trial.
John Mccartney and Patrick Carroll tboys and
George C. Haggeriy tnrned States evidence, and
remanded az witnesses agaiast the Others.
All the other defendants were held Tor examination.
The examination In the cases of Thomas Barnard, limo
Thy Murray and James Laird was PrOceeded VITA forh
with. Joseph Dye. Government detective TESTIFIED that
he had Barnard ut Nos and 10 Broadst; Murray
at No. Broad-st and Laird at No 81 Broad-st, aud
continued Told Barnard arrested him Tor dealing in
Cancelled stamps searched Barnard aud his effects IN his
ROOM and found stamps; ne denied dealing IN them.
IAN three Of these defendants were a1o at the places
mentOned.l / saw Laird; / asked him Tor Cancelled
stamps and he denied having any found Two stnps In
hs room he said thai some time ago ne made one OF Two
he described the person, ana said he had been there
since, aud he had put him out OF the building; he
said that the person buying the stamps san he
wanted them to put in a book Murray told me that
some time ago he had sod one OF Two patches on caeeea
Cancelled stamps he had on hand he said that after no
Prison ofense and then he quit IT, The further hearing
was then adjourned until tomorrow
Independent Detective Agency OF Warren, Nhepple d.
Turner OF No. p Broadway, after search which was
the report Of the detectives appears THAI the STAMP
iuyenaOrs collected Cancelled stamps from ianitors office
cleaners aud others, and then cleaned then, prepara
tory TO reissue. This was accomplished In different
ways. When the eauceling had been performed with
a pen and writing fluid. an aeld solution
was applied. and the INK thus eflaeed Where printing
ink and "A hard stamp had been employed, the
cleansing had TO be done with caustic potash After the
use OF the acid akah the stamp was whed IN pure
water Then II had 10 be dried between bottDg sheets,
transferred thence TO clean sheets OF white paper aud
subjected 10 pressure The next thing was the regum
mug Of the backs Of the stamps With this process the
operators had for sORe time great deal OF dimculty
applied evenly with brush, aud Their allowed 70 dy IN
the sun would initiate the Government adhesive SUD
stance but that II would last II cracked badly,
and made the stamp look though had been tempered
with. This obstacle overcome, however, and
portion the Cancelled and cleaned stamps captured by
detectives bright clear and appare nty as good
as previous 10 and cancellation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-06
CRIMINAL.


G. Donald, Of No 40l Eighth-ave. who was
committed by Justice Ledwb charge OF assault and
outrage girl named Ahce Lear ou Sunday, The 25th
ut was hou0rahly discharged by Recorder Hackett on
Monday tue parents oi the grl haAlhs AdAN thal the
charge was uhfuuudtd.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday,
before Recorder Hackrtt Elizabeth Bcgcy was charged
by Mr.. =. MoriA 81 No rs West Twenty oyeuthst,
with stealing some lace curtains, valued ht 80 The
prisoner had been engaged by hrs Morrill, to clean her
house and the 2Ji Uf July let the house ut p m
Half an Hour uftcrward the curtains missed, ald
the prisoner followed. aud seen 10 tTow bundle
containing the stolen property oyrr wall IbH PRISONER
seutly otested her Innocence but the Jury ionnd yer
dct Of guilty Of pcut larceny, and Ae was sentenced 10
tLrcc months IN The PcLteuuay. Tie Court lLeh Ad'
journod
At Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
before Justice lndWitn John Btrunau AGED p was com
uffed iu default az o. 800 uu 10 answer tho charge OF
may hem. having bitten Of the night ear oi CAats Duuy
OF No. ~ West Thirty secouusl uuI!uk an hsIvA.un
Patrick Lynch. Tor malvoutly uertruyihg huu C.IJ,
ing OH marble uauel valued az $50 the properly OF
George ii. Guiding, was held 10 answer. MlTha1l l.
Curran was charged with assauliing George T. helboF
an "Wednesday last Tie prisoner cut Mr. H. on the mead
and threw him down a Hight Of stairs, li0urHg nun
severely and oUmnttcd 10 await the result 81 The
injuries inflicted
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday George
2 Keatinr the young who arrested ON Nednes-
iay evening by Detective Avery un charge oI falsely
pers0uatiug TIE agents Of various .auu"rs' au o9ii,ot
beth stewart No. 100 Amltyst testified that The prs-
onr called on her the III INST, aud stated that her
landlord Mr. John \. Gardiner, hAd sent hlu 70 colecl
the rent and accordingly she gave him VD MT GHrd-
uer resident Of No Sc Hoyt st., Brooklyn TESTIFIED that
Inc had gives tho prisoner no authority To collect any OF
his reuts WIN Rafferty, arrested for having stolen
from his enpIoyer Lewis Thomas OF No. 5O2 Grandst,
$3.50 The accused was temporarily committed
Moore, Jenny Sullivan, and Mary Doad alleged 20 pe
weLknswn hoplifters yesterday outered tire store ot
Pbiup Manen at No s. S0uthst and stole quantity OF
shirts The stolen property found Ia Their possession
and they gwen into tho custody OF Detective Hayes
Of the Second Precinct. Justice Kelly committed them
| TO the TOmbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-06
THE BOARD OF HEALTH AND THE BARTENDER
ING ESTABLISHMENTS.


The Board of Health is alive to the RESPONSE
bny TO protect the public health st all hazards The
public demand for the suppression OF fameng estab'
ishments at least in the populOus portions OF the city,
has been imperative The death kue OF those establish
mcnts below Observation-Disclosures has been rung
Only last week the Board made order directing that
no fat melting shall DO carried ON south OF shd nult
establishments win not have that term Of grace cX
tended 10 them The following order has ust been Issued
METROPOLITAN Board OF HEALTH Aug aloJy
meeting 81 me
Metropolitan Of Health, TO be bed August NJ 10 a. H. 10
roke permits heretofore granted for "a melting That part Of
Cts OF Sew-iork south Of OuenuBdred aus ieutl o.
By be Of Health haM1Ns CLARK hecfclArr
This notice has been served on the following prupr-
etOrs OF establishments Smith Ely, IT., No. 42 Last
Twenty ffthst DOnohue d Co., No, Gl3 West Thirty
eghtbst; Frank ECucr, No. q AbatOirplacc; Gamble
q Mcneil, No 6n West Thirty eighth-sL; Hourly We'll q
Son No 81 Abattoirplace; Patrick Thorpe No Gil West
Thrty.e.glhst ". Heidi No. &c Abat0irplaCci George
Bezer No. II Abattoirplace; Butchers Hide and Fat
Melting Association AHuH Hay Co; I0hcy Booih
foot of Thirty uiuth-st. North River New York Calohc
Rendering Company, foot Of Forty East River
The prOpTetOTs, 10 Is alleged, have determined 10 hod
carnival during the short time that remains. IL u said
they have thrown open their valves aud allowed every
facility for their noXious eXhalaous to course freely
over respective negAbOrhOods. and mat the uu
sances are now than ever IL becomes question
therefore whether the Board Of Health wiz not see the
uroprety Of closing them once, without waiting tIl
The LIST Of October This question, IN fact will be the
prime subioct Of consideration ~ tire special eetng on
Saturday. Some OF the principal ptopretors have come
IN and sEuifed they would cheeriuIy cOmpj WIN inc
order Of Tie Board directing the removal OF their places
by the lot Of October.