The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25


BELOW sTANpARD Dy FLASHING TEST ONLY :,
Marcus Mare 3. MaEsns d ds7 Greene street I2
Henry Behrmann 2i8 Wooster street al sci ia
M1% W. snd
Hermann Teschmaeter l5 Wooster street,. s2l ITO
And the attorney was ordered to commence suits
against the parties violating the law
The following report from the Sanitary Committee
was read ana discussed. Messrs. Lincoln Bos-
worth and Brennan opposed the removal of the
works. but the report OF the committee was
adopted, and the long war is ended
The Sanitary Committee, which referred reports
Of the officers Of the Board the condition OF the Of
the New York Rendering Company and the reply of said
committee deemed their duty to extend their
the prior to SEPTEMBER a. on
5
Sa q The allowed
and aSa
move their works altogether to suitable place. The
following resolution, reported by the committee, was
s to h ,s the York
report OF the this Of the l2d nst., of
saa y It's as the o S S
street until the LIST Of May next provided the
be conducted by present improved methods
manner least preuda to the public health which may be
accordance with this resolution permi. drawn up
after careful Of the works By The Engnee and
strcons and provisions as in the opinion of these officers
s
l. that only The material mentioned In the contract with
the city should be rendered
and dsnected whlo in any manner exposed on the
g. That the outing up and handling of the
in room completely closed and dsnfected
feced ROOM directly from The vehicles that convey it. with.
GU; any ~. transfer y, and sTrng Of in the open air
be eGecuay destroyed.
That the residum Of scrap shall not only be dcodorfzed
Immediately on removal from the tanks. but
That shall be conveyed from the city on the same day
g. That the docks boats and all appurtenances shall be
permit adopted on the sad of October and ordered
the day the Board directed the SUPERINTENDENT dcta
competent officer to make daily inspections of the works
The SUPERINTENDENT accordingly detailed Mr. slas W
gneer with fun instructions to make thorough examinations
Complaints citizens against the company became more
numerous and emphatic than before the special permit
s that Of S sns Is s
o sy nd me
confirmed u, reports Of the Assistant
eighteen inspections on as many different days. with the fol-
scrap ssl on nfn first Soaeoaensive s'ia j. ~
Scrap on second boat-oIensiyc odors from 49,
tho WORKS. getting the Thirtyeigah street aud
he a aa % s m tho
e from h sn, and the smell was distinct
until to the dock. Nothing going there, and
siye and proper subject Of complaint"
He 90 not think that with the appliances and
the business less offensive The smell inherent to the bust
VIII aat boats and barses would f Be for
long time offensive whether the business carried
The Superintendent been able to ascer
and structures the rendering dock except in respect
soHr nor ops os al ns ana M
boat the matters OF police and general care OF the premises
In regard to the % OF and their reno val
no.sa Win the rendering dock and rs In
pe1aSs and and Withhold asvD Dd
the present time, though possible improvements are
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S high sss an % Be ssn @
and offensive in and about the prem
and paying appcsons Of engineering need be TO
s.s5 dSsd H.
The b boats he %setS Of The wharf, the utensils the ma
sps are a IA with foul Gdors and those
any other cheap and available dnfeotant and they are
The Board considered the facts embodied these reports
why their permit should not be revoked.
pany the eject that the permit Adopted the
sss al M not S then o n and
neglected Others they regard as mpaccabe or unne
under their present management They only denied
Board but asserted that such Inspections
made They sso attempted to dscrcdl the report of the
Ing fragments Of him. and by an aidav
employe Of this Board the elect that the
reports adverse TO tho company. II proper
here that the Superintendent denies put upon
his language and that the person who made the affidavit was
discharged for ntcmpcrancc.
The company finally declared their intention longer
acting the defensive and assumed the position OF defiance
clearly apparen, in reviewing the preceding evidence
l. That In the opinion Of the officers OF the Board the New
mental to the public hoalih
That in the opinion Of the Sanitary Superintendent
Engineer this nuisance cannot DO ated with the
planes and construction of the company.
g. That the materials OF the works themselves have become
they be purod deodorzed by any known dis.
inecan prevent the escape of noxious into the
That company regards quite impossible improve
the construction q their works IN certain important part
and which the ocers Of ihs board regarded as essential
10 tho suppression OF tho chief offensive odofs.
ON the 2h inst he committee noeeshcd 20 Inspect The
various apparatus employed This inspection convinced
committee that the reports of the engineer and upern
nuisance the business may have been when the apparatus
and the boats new II Is apparent that hcro Is
pany at present conducted, which makes 1t gross
nuisance and detrimental 10 the public health. This
boats and wooden materials daily becoming
more completely saturated with putiid animal matters
and snanesr renered sruot"r,s ebont he works
Offensive The committee do not believe that the real
OF onensveness will DO greatly affected by he cold of winter
auamentation Of pnrd animal matters BY soakage and
aases that nothing but the cessation OF the business
Gbate the nuisance Nor do we boeve that such Improve
ments In the construction management OF rendering
animals and ora DO expected on the part OF the
pany as will Justify this Board in longer consentng TO the
continuance OF work.