New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
CITY GOVERNMENT.

BOARD OF HEALTH - TIE tAI-hEIlffiS-
TROUBLES OF HEALTH OFFICEks-siAIIslIcs'
Al the meeting of the Board, yesterday, its
Attorney reported 5s violations Of the Tenement House
act - cases OF noncompliance with the orders Of the
BOARD and complaints Of violations OF the Sanitary
code. suits were ordered 10 De commenced IN each
case.
THE Sanitary Committee reported the names " mum
Der Of persons whom they recommended to De aiosed
10 melt fresh lard in their places.
President Bo.woIth wished 10 know If these were not
some Of the same persons who had given them ~ Anch
Conio1dr Gross said that there great dfrr-
ence between the melting Of mesh lard ana me i'.tis
Of taow. So far as BE- was conc mel re "Oli ~. a.
iec To an establishment or melting fresh ard aions 90
President Bo.worth sad he thought some Of tiosc rer-
sor recommended for permits were those WHO haU gwen
tine Board 50 much trouble IN the past lie had L'Po
that these persons who had deheg ana gheaGd tLe @,
so long would be finally got rid o. i the y nl' me
given permits 10 melt fresh lard they wo9g ci' i .
Board before They had brought onal from ,cfr
City, Brooklyn and from all paris oi tnY t{, q. r1nd
ulaces and made It, poisoning the ar for DOCKS ma
The names of several firms OF Whoh ~ those
been made in the past appeared III te IL, N
recommended for permits. There was no gdI1t0 ,h
they We're given permits that tuey would act larry III mo
matter. .-, .,. Tho entire matter
be referred the sanitary Committee. Dt,,ierre
After considerable discussion Cossi,5 18th If one.
,drsdand tentb-st This would settle the whole mat,
tr Ia Would relieve the Board from avalanche OF
permits to melt lard in various part OF the C! - Gam
Commissioner Brennan moved has Jne h9'ion u y.
me- ph rnoiio1 Of Mr. Manierre Finally motion OF
Commissioner Brennan, the matter was referred O"eA
| the Committee. ,.,-,,.,
number Of applications OF persons to melt fresh lard
| which the Sanitary Committee had recOmii'huo O'
The communication OF the Inspectors OF street cIean,
ing recommending that an additional number OF
soner said he did not know but that the predG
wonld cost in the end $4,000 would prove true. lie
moved however, that $4,000 additional be appropriated
opposed the motion He had been over good part OF
the city and believed it 10 be in eleanly condition
Nrt., o. sf=E RVnnn 1851
The Committee 10 whom was referred tie complaint
that certain physicians had neglected to report cases OF
ported that DIS J. C. FnHel Of No. 1872 West Houston
BLAMED Of II was resolved that the Attorney Of the
Board proceed against these persons unless they make
suitable excuses for the neglect ~
Applications 10 occupy certain Easements Tor haDita-
Patrick Thorp manufacturer OF soap in West Thirty
eghths appeared before the Board ana asked Tor per
mission TO Manufacture soap onehaf day in eack week
| communication was received from citizens OF New
Utrecht setting forth that quantities ofa were thrown
into their bay which had been brought rom 1DIh.
The referred to counsel for the Board Com
missioner Smith then moved anu II was adopted that
all places where Ohal Is thrown INTO tAe rivers ITO
| pored to the Board ,-
! Health officer Carnochan complained that vessels
coming from infected ports instead OF coming 10 QAr
! autine proceeded TO Perth AmbOy, y. j., discharged
their Crgoes IN lighters, when came up 10 ths C ai
that atterward the vessels through the Kills 10
this city Dr.. Carnochan stated that in 1855 the same
state of affairs existed and Mayor Temann and the re-
| naming members OF the then Board OF Health
| took stringent measures to correct the abuse.
Dr. dr. oaFV of whcR he complained the case
of the bril Contest few days ago she arrived from
seyera Of her crew by yellow fever After remaining at
Quarantine twenty-fOur hours, the vessel without the
| and there discharged her cargo. He now understood
that the vessel coming TO this port and he believed
that there was great danger that tie health Of the city
would suffer nv allowing contaminated vessel 10 come
up this port during the present warm weather: ,r,
With yeo fyr on board which had evaded the quar-
! alfin laws and
occurred in the Smmer OF 1885, in consequence OF sucn
give Immediate ATTENTION to this new and repeated at
tempt at eyading tie Quarantine laws 10y Iem3EinE 70
ports Injected with yellow fever which may arrive AZ
our wharves or be Minded in city within thirty days
she i6ns dscaso followed President BOsworh
thought that the Health officer nov had ample powers,
scf co sSfG IafS Commissioning anee
offered the following sssoiul2n %ch "s 70 bAo
permits coming fr infected ports v 'h eirgoe consigned
;s; RS; ases, the captain sfT s Or 6es o The P Ss
The report OF the OF Records set nas ano
OF 3i1 over The nracediIg week The temperature
during this time was ho!Sl aisnue; ,Ge be3t Far
that occurred 81 from the enec os 'e r "a
the corresponding week IN july 100; ,ne s o 10
deaths from heat and fOr the sains wen ~ 49, ss
only fracon ~ dpGr difference in the temperature,
and argued from this fact that the city wac - teay
condition, and the general hea'n VI 'I' 'An''' eV'
THE PARK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Park Commiss toners did not hold their
usual weekly meeting yesterday afternoon nor VIII they
hold any during the continuance OF the heated term
Work on the Battery is p,,ogre ssing boatlandng Is
making for the accommodation o those tha are iona Oh
aquatic sports. fine broad road VIII be made rom
Castle Garden to WestSt 80 that enlgrdhtS ana thoso
doing business with them Wall nave no OCCASION W 30
through the Battery
The CITY Hall Pafk has a large force engaged IT.
several drinking fOuntains wy In added street. viii
through at the lower end H itthat Is at the upper
end OF the new Post Onicr This street viii connect
with Beekman-st on one stde ana Barclay ~. on the
other on the upper side Of Nhe street coaches Will be
allowed to stand In addition n this four large and two
small urinas will be placed sh elded from public view
by eNergreens.
The triangular spaces I'm the Fin Points the plot at
the foot OF Cana-s iulctiOn OF Beach-st. and
west broadway, and Duanest. ana west BROADWAY are
altering, and iron raings OF nav Md handsome design
Will be placed around them.
The music stands that are 10 he neeed In Washngt
Madison. and Tompkins-souares al AIN early day VIII be
neat and pretty structures Central Park in addition to
Its many attractions 10 have krcen-housc, where
will he
able price. IL Is only keel those plants that
are rare in this climate htreme south west
corner Of the Park a rustic stOnA structure viii
be built from which may be- had good
view OF the Park. IL will be called the Beyidere.
What Will hereafter De very attractive spot VIII Ice the
Dairy House. This VIII soon be conn eted, when milk
fresh from the other refteshments, will Do
served at mere nominal price The bedestl for the
cepOn Of the bronze statue OF the knSl OF Mercy at tho
Pool OF Bethesda, l. ready and is awaiting the cOmpe
ton OF the statue which is casting in Mi anch under the
superintendent of Miss Sebbins Slnte the )nmence
ment Of the war the have heard nothing
rom Miss Stebblns and therefore what enecs
II Will have upon her labors
PROBABLE HONICIDF 81 T,DNSr