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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-01
BOARD OF HEALTH.

HydrOphobia-The Dogs Triumph-The New
York Rendering Company-Yellow Fever
Patients-The East River Nuisances.
At the regular weekly meeting Of the Board yes.
terday there was full attendance OF members A
large number Of matters Of minor importance were
reported upon and referred to their appropriate
committees.
1t will be remembered that at the last meeting Of
the Board the report Of the Sanitary Committee on
hydrophobia was referred to the counsel for an ord
nance covering the killing OF vagrant dogs In obe-
nance to the purp0rt that emo person being the
or having the custody right OF control of any dog
IN the metropolitan district shal! allow the same to
person. unless 1t is accompanied by or In the Imme
date presence OF such master or some one who
takes the responsibility OF the animal"
Judge Bosworth and other commissioners ex-
pressed the opinion that the ordinance did not cover
the exigencies Of the case and the subject was re-
1erred back to the committee.
Inspector Russell reported that nuisance was
being committed BY certain parties In the manuiac-
ture of gas In part Of the st. Germaln Hotel. Re.
ferred to the Sanitary superintendent.
report was also made as to the condition OF
fourth street. and appropriation made to clean il.
On motion OF Commissioner Stone, the New York
Rendering Company was ordered to appear before
not be revoked.
In the case Of sprague & Close, of Brooklyn, who
accused OF carrying on the manufacture OF acetic
acid to the danger of the public health evidence was
ordered to be taken before referee Hasbrouck.
DR. Swinburne reported that all the yellow fever
patents on the Saratoga had been transferred five
days ago to the Froic. They had been strip
ped and put In new clothes before such
transfer, and as but one case had occurred
since he suggested that the patients be
permitted 70 land. DR.. Harris cOncurred In the
opinion OF the Health Onlcer that no danger would
result and the debarkatiOn left III the hands Of
these gentlemen.
The Sanitary superintendent submitted several
reports. He recommended that the Harlem Railroad
Company and the Belt Street Car Company be or.
dered to exercise caution In protecting life at
the junction OF the two roads on Fftynnth street,
by placing flagmen there. Referred TO the counsel.
He further reported that Thompson street had been
thoroughly ceansed.
lengthy report on the alleged nuisances foot Of
Thrtyeghth street, East river, to which attention
has been called In the HERALD, was also made 1t
covers the entire subject Of the offal docks, bone
boiling and other establishments. He supplemented
II by the statement that the condition or these places
was even worse than indicated In the criticism OF
the SUNDAY HERALD
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THE COMMERCIAL DIFFICULTIES Of JULY S.
Proclamation of the Governor of Missouri
Making 10 Day of Thanksgiving.
From the st. Louis Republican, June ISL

IRON the 81. Louis republican, June 2S.
There being general disposition to celebrate the
Fourth OF July this year on Monday in consequence
OF the ''oay proper" occurring on Sunday, the Re-
publican, about week ago, suggested that the Gov
ernor might obviate the commercial objections to
such course by issuing proclamation to make Mon
day q legal holiday. Governor McClurg has very
adroitly managed this matter by designating next
Monday as a Thanksgiving Day In the suboiued
proclamation
PROCLAMATION FOR DAY OF THANKSGIVING.
Desiring the usual and proper observance OF the Fourth
Of Juiysin commemoration OF National Indepen
dencs which day this falls upon Sunday and there
IL State law providing for Its observance any
other the calendar day. that IN Its observance bankers
and others Interested in the psymsh Of "bonds bills Of
change promssory notes freely participate, such
payments be deemed due and demandabs on the Saturday
preceding the day herein and TO bring said day
clearly within our statute law as per section 9nesen
hereby that Monday the bh be observed a. the
Fourth day q July neI and hereby spp2ns aid pun nay
not public worship n least IN their respective households
bow before Almighty God who holds the desnes OF nations
in His hand thank Him for His abundant merces and
especially for the independence and freedom enjoy
Given under hand and the great seal of the state JEFF
ferson CITY this 2h day Of June, 10 the year Of Lord
eighteen hundred and SIXTY nine and OF the OF
BY the doveraorFRAsofs RoDMAN. Secretary Of state
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gosnor ~ ts scsson - auu sloI0
guine hopes
In connection with Newport, may mention that
two steamers the Bay Queen, when running out
from Rocky Point, colded with the steamer CITY OF
Newport The former was struck abaft Of the for
fog was dense at the time but happily all the pss.
sengers escaped unframed Both steamers belong
to the same company, and 1t IL not probable. there
FORE that any legal steps will be taken.
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telegraphed for by Senior Alfar0 from New London,
with the four steamers, there seemed obstacle in
the way Of escaping from the perils rapidly envel.
oping the expedition. The schooners were ordered
to remove to another rendezvous and about 400
men were left under Colonel Ryan to camp upon
Gardeners Island, while the Cuban managers were
to hasten to New York on the Cool and 1T out
another steamship which they mad In view, and
which they thought might be got ready for sea in
about sixty hours. The Chase was to remain at the
island and the Mabey was to procure additional sup
plies for the men, to last until the expedition might
depart for Cuba. About 15o men returned with the
Cuban managers on the Cool, and were to be
dropped at Whitesone landing, just this side OF Fort
Schuyler. Near this place rendezvous was to be
established additional recruits TO be obtained
those Of the expedition who failed to get on on
saturday night were to be collected and 1t was
carried out successfully in every RESPECT. "'N'" "
At eight O'Clock Tuesday morning the Cool, with
Seniors Alfaro, Bassoca, number OF other promi-
nent Cubans the men above referred to, and the
HERALD correspondent on board, left Gardeners
Island for New York. Every drop Of water and all
was fair and smiling and we pictured to ourselves
quick and pleasant run to New York, good dinners
and the luxury Of sleep. ..
THE SEIZURE
Nothing OF interest occurred until, just az we
neared Fort schuyler. at sundown the revenue cut
ter Hugh McCuloch, Captain Merryman, fired "a
blank cartridge at the approaching Cool, and we
came to halt. In moment every one sprang TO his
feet. From the deck we could see the cutter rapidly
coming up, with the blue smoke Of her gun floating
back past her dark hull, the Sound steamers gliding
awsyup the river the pleasure boats that Idly drtted
curlousy and up the parapets Of the fort, where
an assembly thronged about the guns, sig.
nal officer dexterOdsly waving his little white
| cutter came alongside O revenue of1ca,
| sprang aboard, accompanied by two deputy
| mnrshals; the steamer was hastily searched, and
Aessrs. Afaro and Bassora, on being taken into
tody, were transferred to the cutter Mahoning Cap
tain Webster, lying shor; distance below the fort
and dashed securely. with strong guard on boart
OF her FOR the night. The representatives OF TIN
! press accompanying the expedition, on makini
themselves known 70 Captain Webster, were invited
| on board the Mahonlng, and there 10 thei
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AUCTION SALES OF WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY REAL
ESTATE.
BY A. ). BLEEcKER, SON & Co-wEsrCHEsTER PARK pRon
ERTY, NEAR sCARsDALE STATION ON THE HARIFW
pROJrrTrD BUTLDTNGs.

Tho following Tlans Of new buildings have been s1h.
mitted TO Mr.. James NJ. Maegregor, superintendent "
Buildings since last Thursday:
Plan 6!3Juue 2Bhk store and tenement located so
corner Tenth and Twenty libst resD % OF bu11BA m
$50; stories 3 Osuer, John Gcegan. . -. 49,
Paa 624June 3Two brek entrnenis oaed Sos ~ And "a
East FORTY ast size OF buldags a. lI35 stores 0EBs PHI
Weeks.
Pan No 62Jnne 3Bek tenement located north size Thiry
$50 east ofhriaVe ar) s1e " 0ng 45I5i sores
Plan No 66Juns 3seeond class bk dFenrz located rorA
65ihst 20 n Of lsave lrea axe building 3li
nss 2 Owner. William Foy '.
PLa No. Gll-June a-Preass b5ovnstone dwelling lsassd
south ie ofe2 90 n east N Lsrug0aaye size buug lsI.q
stories 4 Owner Thomas Braihun.
Plan No G23Jue 5Fu class broEnstone dwelling locsist
north ie q SOFT st. SO r. We. 5aTe SIZE bgidg hIsJ 'sn,
4 Owner. stephen b. SiralH
Plan No 62g-Iune Jwoadcn dwelling located south side rA
go Of Avenue Al Ise bumg atJl Stories 0Sne 0E
MeNaFy
PLr No e5oJuBe Twooien ire'g located sonh fs 40
395 u Aysnae Al budpg, l8rl5 sors Ouue "
eharl McSalY. $3.50 ID
Plan No. 63Iuue TBirk tenement located ~ wesofAl
building Zfr5uf stories hsseen Owner Beh1 ksf
Plan No 62Iuue 7Bfck stable located Nos q % hit 49,
- si1s Sing l2I3j stories ORuer, S1ihare la-9tf
| Company
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VIRGINIA.

Gorl0nsvie correspondent OF The Richmond Die,
ach saws sNO doubt few of your readers aware q
the fact that Qnc extensive German settlement has
sprung up Frederick HAIL. Buekuers aud Bunpasss
Stations the Chesapeake aud ONO Railroad, about IS
miles from Richmond. The following sales have httn
made within few months; fG5 OF John w. Cooker
10 Emil Icnkcuiaa from SaXOuy, for S,-5 so acres -
Dr. Is. NJ. Buckner's 10 Fred Lorey, from Newell,
for $500, 100 acres or Megedithsl 20 Jacob Lab,
from Carrolltowu, Pennsylvania, for $780, 100 acrs
fof y, NJ Buckner') 10 Joseph Maucher, ircn
CarrOltown p for 81 gro; 100 acres of clayton O Cee.
man's TO Charles Schroeder, from Prussia for NseS
acres iof b. Smlts) 90 J.. Grsbcrger, from Carol0sn
for 81 so The following farms have been rented via
the intention 10 buy during The year. 81 acres bconcg
10 DR. Bullock 20 r. GOerr Z, Illy1a. Ohio; 60 acri. ~
longing 10 Col. Harris 10 r. Batbarich nom Iowa -
acres belonging 20 WIZ Cooke % Jacob stoes, from Car
rollOWn Pa. Negotiations are now pending Tor oiltf
property and there every prospect that quite AZ
eusive immigration VIII take place during the year ia
present occupants number about IS.
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CHICAGO

The highest price ever paid Tor real estate in Ibis eiy
paid Thursday last by Dir J. " farwC Tor ihs
lot the south east corner 81 Washington aud S1iess.
feet on Safest, Mr. FaTWe paid % Tmuhy Wright tbs
sum 81 $1,000 This is M The rate ~ 81 so per front ot
ON Westinghouse S37 u per front foot measured ol
state r., or go % per sqlare IuOt Mr. Farwel pppos
10 erect this lot building similar % tie Que on "a
opposite corner aud owned hy Potter Palmer aud whhh
hC proposes 10 devote % the Of his Wholesale dry
goods business II will thus De that the center x
real estate value az present has LETT lake ant - ANY,
ing southwark on Statest for there Is parallel ngl
and sourh ~ This street except thc asnaucd, on Heh
lots VII brIng the price mcut0Nl above.
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.Ynnn- rhnrsdar !

NEw-YoRK. Thursday. June IN te..
The sales of suburban property Advertise
for to-day were both postponed account OF the s.
The Ayene property Will be sold on Monday ana M:
Sing Sing lots some day later IN the week. Messrs 2 M
Ludlows sale at the Exchange was also postponed
Yesterday Messrs. A. J. Blocker. Bon & Co. sola =
ton OF the property which has been eIris,ened wes,k
ter Park This property. consisting Of as acres on -
SIDES Of the Bronx River aud Harlem Railroad l,,s, go
Of scarsdoe Station, has been lard out by Gen. p 4 W..
formerly Chief Engineer OF the Central Park Tb,,s.
beautiful villa sites the lin sides and mapv az
residences 10 theyicnity The granite on the
ses which advertised to be sold with the rest 20 g.
property, Is elegant. spacious and substantial A..
300 persons went out on the excursion train Four or
rowdylsh looking young who had tstss
seats in tho cars were very prcperlv A.
vited TO remain behind. Free rides free nnche. a.,
free lager oer such strong 10 fine ana
element that the AuctiOneers have been Obliged In s,y
cases 10 have detectives pass through The cara and Wsg
out the obnoxious Characters The difficulty OF oh.s.
ing tckets though by means insuperabc one k.
the evil within manageable dimensions ard the fa,ssp
precautions Of Mr. Eeecker reformed II altogether
more gentemanly set Of men have not been sae
ct any sale this season than the that unched ves
day under the trees nc scarsdae The prices were III
those which have hitherto ruled the market for e9urir
| property, neither very high nor very low Tho No..
unusually large and went for an average OF Ga h,
$500 per acr5 80 Of the property VIII be comma,
future day, which has not yet been Determined
AT the hrst sale Of the Richard Archer propertv =,
YOnkers gentleman bid M 20 1870 for the last LOT xhek
was finally sold 10 another bidder Tor S95 AZ The second
sale, which was conducted on different princples lie
same gentleman present ard allowed the lot adion
ing the for which he bid tho first 70 be sffss
down for S425 He gave reason for doing that ~
knew there were parties there for the purpose Of rnp
up the prices by sham bids, and he would submit n
being imposed upon III that way so far as we know the
Richard Archer property Is the only suburban property
which has had the benefit Of bogus buyers and IA M
case the benefit has been OF very doubtful character
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prNrs ~ sr InrIs

correspondent of he HIIt0 Araldaehe, wrtinf
from 81 Louis, says 1.-THE duh season has been beneh'
cia I'm a few ways. The general hcgra into the county
and the breaking up OF small firms has gwen the and
lords time look into the cause OF things, and tee
seems strong tendency 20 put rents az sometlhs
like far pt,cc The idea ~ getting ten or twelve per
cent from tenants and ten per cent more per year iro
the Increasing value Of property, Is now worn thread
bare There are now many vacant houses ana stores N
every part ~ tie ely which the oNueIs would %
glad 20 realize SIX per cent residence on Carhal.
ave. continuing twelve rooms, and worth 5000 vas
rented the otlrr day fCr $500"
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% Salhum II muu CUuttrn
= FHEH L.pos RuREar Aso IsrELLloHScs s,vE,cg
DKpAkTHEsr OF PuBLio CHARIrIEs AND CoKRr. sTIoS,


FREE IA BON Aso IsrELLlogScs t,vFcE, }
DEPAKTHESr PUBLIo CHARIriEs AND NoERI. cTIOS, f
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that, i'm p1r-
p,pes nfIaw this department has es.sb fed LABOR BUREAU
and INTELLIGENCE OFFICE which m be opened Pmpons
building Ninth All Suyesantsts near ibrd on TUEsD 5h
the following ras sud aaons The once viii he open
daily except Sundsy) from o'clock 20 o'clock M rom
Anil tp November l. snd om from November
TO April Booas shall be kept 10 which shall be recorded we ~
applicants employment their residence The TINE te haNs
United aud In the place Of birth, married OF hls
Of upon them, and their trade or oecnpo
book In eho shall he recorded The names aud residences o Per
appyiug r sbori the hind OF labor required au ne PIC
proposed he paid No fee from either applicants iof employ
or for labor shall psenee be demanded rms $780,
JOSHUA PHILLIPS Secretary
NOTICE-To INFRINGERS OF the flhE
Bxllngushers applying wafer
cbouic engushren Of Tres rom MS
Globe Fire EIugulsher Co.., doug bhses
That claims the right 20 mahnaee
,ingubers under the BragWanah Van Nsket pseH n
sfer two Interference 10 the U: D.
has In effect declared be imperative aud
orgpay invention having been declared by the supreme
Of appeal 10 favor of the french
Cer and Vgnon Patent therefor awarded si issue.
Of the Bagwanath Van WseI Pr
have also admitted Illegally aud nsuheieuy OF their patent ~
rendering aud attempting to get IL rsnei IN VIZ sr.
rsgana alone deuied by the Patent Ohce Az persons
bsrfe purchase aud maebis mannactrea
G Globe Ert gushr other machines using
mated with carhuc gas made by the epn Of the under
gred being Immediately prosecuted for Infringement oil ef
BTbs American Consolidated Fire Erbgni'her Co Of Boston
and Beeusc o. tho undersigned Will promptly supply THO puODc
demand EIBeushers at the usual prices No. Machines ~
s45i No at S5O, and No. , at S55 -.
DAWSON SlILEs. Administrator 90 ...
p g. earlier, Deceased faientees'
ALPH0NSB c. O. YlGNON,
Boston Juue @, 1863.
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COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG

- SLAND-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT ON and AFTER June l. loo'
the GTaad Ferries as loAoNsi
A. a.. Mal Tor Patehoguc aud Way stations
10 IN, Mrluck and all stations. D. WI g..
$40 Patcogge stopping az Jamaes Naley stream
Baiwno Mrek South and all stations east except
Wildwood Passenger. vii be teked through 10 Belpon
and ldre island from Patehogue. ,-,., a.,
$50 Accommodation to lspi saturday. lheasn 20 rsnnogne
$3.50 To Merk and Saturdays through 70 hp Al traius
will Valley Stream for RockaNs 10 ana 10
train viii connect with boat VI fLs sAbd H. huIIb espL
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LAWS or BUSINESS FOR ALL THE STATES or TIKI UNION.
Bv TnEoFHLUs PARsoS LID. 6yo, t5l Scranton Co
Hartford, c.
This work is intended exclusively for the busi-
ness community The author has collected together re-
duced 10 compact form, and very lucdly stated, tho
legal principles which business act upon IA the trans
action Of affairs, the obligations they assume and the
rights they acquire with suggestions and directions FOR
avoiding the and securing the other The text Ii not
burdcne with references which would be useless 20 the
unprofessional reader but proper topics forms
given and accompanied by such explanations and drec
tions that any one use them with almost per.
feet security Hitherto the books prepared for this
general purpose as they contained little more than
FORMS usually plunged tho person who used them
into more difficulties than they eAtrcated him
from. The scope OF this work is moro extensive.
Such subjects ms Agreement Consideration Guaranty,
the Statute Frauds, Bils OF Exchange Agency Part
nership and Insurance, very fully treated, aud in
such manner that resort may be had win perfect safety
10 these pages on occasions when ordinarily, merchants
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those engaged ia business n they enlightened be-
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about 10 perform. The experience OF Dr. Parsons.
gained as consulting lawyer aud professor In the Cam
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business men, He has made Of tile learning acquired
IN the preparation Of more OF textbooks. 10
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reputation and ability a sufficient guaranty OF tho
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Situations GJImi,S NaIts.

A YOUNG MAN, with several years expert
II des SITUATION 10 ba eogua 'on 81 B'nsiHs
Meauie House goo pHnss ibI villa Js o references
Adore. KEYS. rntuu. ofee
An American man wants permanent
"a ILtCE TO vok il siee b. ran be- ussi 10 good
Isauau. Esluia ha!r 't u't sfJ Ha ura.fsaui' b
rara hElo % L-ir,,. ALIf,s W. GkOEGA
Brootyu 9. q. NrFloh
A GERMAN wishes SITUATION for HIM
~ eli 4n wife e vii tstr osreHi turf ard 80 C1srhasa
.c Will male brras gab u.a Boo Hr uIi. o. AS 1,unaH
lrI freB,h fg-tr Raglan aiil. Address 80. 80 Es
Ttit7.tliri =. between fIrta q ,tr".as'-..
EOLORED MAN and WEE wish situations
" Man Coaehunr. vie asCooh Cy elss b. 900 Cfsstes
near Aus.
V'O BUILDERS AND OTHEKS.-A lrst-class
PAINTER atl GAAlNER i,sDgs O. obtain aof.t veal
BY ihr nh for moderate Gao De- rs ulr,
objection to the county. Address D. y HtAt, no. 81 lfJac
Ersiorh
XVANTED-A SITUATION rs FOREMAN
Drug anil Paint EUhus.. BY IrIlsucI paTT. aho
thoroughly uHdSarts ibc h1srf aut H crr.r E large factory
pTert; beet Of references ,eA Address bf vtrk, A. c.
Tribune Ohfe
ANTED-SlrUATION I'm retail Jcwclry
" young who bas bod erprfrHra
The rtchel.b good prp.I'gaig compile m irat- oltH
object uau salary. Ou 81 &rH-lu t Ingd. Good references.
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