The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-10
TIE hEALTA BOARD "cOasER.n

HE nEAAIh BOARD "cOANE4s"
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Fs'IbustcrIng by rhc Comm.isssoners-TNe Prose
| Diystinsd-The Fat Meters Lend the TRUMP
| Car,is--Ths Fire Marshal Stumbled.
Tho HERALD on Sunday last published an sxclu-
sive lst OF the fat men Of the city who, by invita-
ton OF the Board Of Health. had put In an appllca
ton for permits to render fat in the prominent
streets ana avenues OF tho city. Tho announcement
was also made that the Board would hold ses-
sion to-day "wednesday to act upon the matter,
and, as the meetings are partially open to the
public hint was thrown out that parties interested
should crowd the Board room to-day and by their
presence and protest make themselves heard.
On Monday certain members Of the Commission
held secret conference ana the result was that they
resolved 10 avoid q meeting OF the '1ndgnant
public" The fact that the Vanderbilt bronze Is to
be uncovered to-day was seized upon as q con-
venient means to extricate themselves from the
difficulties attending meeting With the pubic
to-day. The result OF this conference was that
President Lincoln who, in anticipation of tne early
demise or the Health Commissioner, has gone into
the advertising business, called special meeting OF
the commission for two O'Clock yesterday. The pro-
posed session was carefully kept profound secret
especially from tho representatives OF tho press A
gentleman who was down al Quarantine incidentally
learned that Commissioner Swiaburn rad been sum
| moned to attend an extraordinary meeting OF the
Board. He hurried to the city and arrived III time
to find the Board session and three other reporters
present.
When the Board met at quarter past two
P. NJ. Commissioners Swinburn, Ssone Crane, Ste
phen Smith, Manierre and Brennan were pres
ent. Stone took the chair and Lincoln soon
relieved him. Mr.. Clarke, clerk proceeded to
read the minutes, which were approved and
the Board proceeded with the regular routine.
Smith, chairman Of the Sanitary Committee, had
some conference with Lincoln about some report
Tue nature OF which was not heard by reporters.
Mr.. Clarke rnn through the usual routine business
When DR.. Harris' list OF fat men, who propose to
sicken this city with the foul smells OF their tanks
was Submitted, there were nquirng chances cast, and
1t was referred to the Sanitary Committee for re-
port Tue following il the llst:-C. H. Meday, $40 to
549 Washington street. lard; f. W. Keppe 537 WASH
ton street do; r. Iorhspeler $50 Greenwich street,
90; George Hensle, ll yarlck rtreei, do. Frank
street. gut cleaning and sausage making very dirty
place, complained ofp the neghnors); A. T. Befgh,
g nomPson street. ara osepn Waaa IS. spns
nelly. 50 Columbia street, lard; Blatt = hill, 90
Cannon street, ao.; 9. Gazell. "a Monroe
40; Henry Rub, il Broome street DO; T. 7.
Tromer. 5l4 Grand street. lard tnods permit from
do; John Bonnet, 1888 Monroe street, do. ". Il
Ilson, 10 Bedford street. do; -, ISL Ridge street,
s eonaon ana SS Saol q fnn.T
and GA west Forty-nlnih street. soap boiling
toGanslve); Bamford Brothers. 5il and els Tenth
Lockhart, 5s3 and Sos Eleventh avenue. lard; ;
stonaker, foot Of fortieth street, North river,
lard; White Co.. do. lard; Wyatt. GIL West Forty
seventh street. feet aud tongues; Jordan, 6l8 West
Forty seventh street gut cleaning: Hurner, GOT and
hortner Bros., GA eat Forty eignth street. tripe
and feet; II. Letch, ois West Forty eighth street
do Gn CO. ga West portye,rnS strss ri
and feet; Halsted \ Co., 200 Forsyth street, waste
and scraps; Marshall. IA Second avenue do; Pat
terson Co., IL First street, do; W. Harvard 40
aud 81 First street, do. Richard sagar 40 First
nue., do; FRED. Link & Co., 100 Christopher street.
lard; 9. A. Cragan, III WaverIey place, oo; Enocl
Morgan sons. 440 VI est street, hotel at ID. Mile
mann Sons CO., Greenwich street, lard; II. Mair-
wan, u Greenwich avenue do; Charles FrederIcks,
$50 West Fourth street, do; Jacob Noepe, 20 Bed
ford street, do. NJ Pules, III Blocker street, do;
a. y. Cnshman, 20 Greenwich avenue. do; Dodge.E
Carnine street, do; A. Kelar, 172 West Fourth
street, do: j. l.. Beers. 80 sixth avenue, do:
George SPRINGER 20 sixth avenue, do; Charles Lar
" Chrystie street, do y. Hahan Is Cnrysie street,
do. George Rabb, loe Canal street, do; G. Weaver.
street do; N. Piesbach, 100 Eldridge street do;
T. Magg, 70 Eldrid9e street, do; J. H. Smith,
low; NJ Uni, a Alien street. lard; B. W. Floyd, 81 to
- Allen street. and III Broome street. do. ]. Mech
ler, 50 Delaney street, do; + scheveber. 1853
W. Faust 50 Canal street, DO; W. II. HATFIELD i
Brother 1875 and 1877 Division street, do; Samuel
Mare. do aars sas' Cape No. s' Essex Marse
do. M. Ahrens, 145 East Broadway, taow; G.
aas asa Melting srsr
East river, slaughter mouse; New YORK Butchers'
Rendering compaay tsesrs q Cob Forsy,hnn
street, East River, slaughter house; Now YORK
Rendering Company Ihrty-eighth street. Norm
river, dead ANNALS ana Oral; Gamble h Mcneil,
west 1hirty-eghth, street, tallow, and lard NJ.
Davidson Co., West yhirty-eighth street, tailow;
Patrick Hough, West Thirty egntn street, soap fat;
George Belger, IL Abattoir pace, tsllow and
fat
cleaning ana rat rendering; w heidt Abattoir
place, tailow; Henry Wet = Son, Abattow place.
tallow; TOBY s. Booth, Tnirty-ninth street, Nortn
river tallow and lard; Charles Crane Thirty iii tn
street. North river, lard; ]. Holzderoor s Co.. 800
West twenty ninth street, do; Rnoe h Brother 2es
West Ihrty-thlrd street. do; Chamberlain " Roe.
seventh avenue do, Y. wagner. 4a4 Ninth avenue,
lard AMI sausage Neeand a. C0.,-4oo Greenwich
street, lard and pork packng A. j. Moses 4o2 Green.
wlch street, lard W. j. NlcoX,4H washington street.
do. Alon Il Close. go Washington street do A. J.
wood Co., si3 Washington street, do; James Pile
$50 TO 800 Washington street old Int melting aud
i SOAP boiling; Becxstein u Bro and Leonard
street, lard and pork packing; Calew Il SamiDs IS
ana II Leonard street. pork packing ana 1t is
street, lard: Jewell n HARRISON 90 Robinson street,
lard; e. 7. White, Worth street, lard, 80; IL.
i hogt, l43 Cedar street, lard and butchers fss;
Geo. vanhagen, 40 Cedar street. lard and butchers,
fat w. u. hiinball CO.. ~ James slip, bog TAT and
lard; J. w. Even, 235 Front street. lard aud taow;
X. j. Holzerber q Brother, t75 Hudson street, lara;
! j. Ameung son. l15 Morton street, lard.
| mo attorney OF tue BoAId reported q form OF
mandaInus against the superintendent or the coun.
| TIES Of queens ard Rockland, which was ADOPTED.
| AlenRLny communication was received rom Fire
Marshal Brackutt reconnting the particulars OF an
| accident IN BrOoklyn by winch two men lost their
lives by the aid OF carDoic ACID OF steam, nnd COM
| piemenung q certain patent
| N. srosg-Inis man has been taking about
| tbnga that he don't know anything about IL is
probable that he don't know anything about II him.
! self.
| Mr.. LrsooLs-The presIdent Of the company says
that some years ago the business CHE balance
| OF AR. Lincolnis remark not hcard.l
Mr.. MANIERRE--I move that II he referred to tho
president, engineer ana chemist OF the Board
! Dr. SfOsE-Who Is tho man who make3 thn
rcport2
Dir. MANTEHHE The Fire Marshal.
Or. SroSE-Why DON'T lc make an investigation
| HIMSELF
| Mr. MANIHRRE--He asks the Board to do it
The report was finally referred TO the engineer
and chemist
| Mr. EATON submitted q report and resolution 10
| the elect that proceedings OF legal character be
parlies WIN ahouId m m,