The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-27
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
Tho Fat MeltsrS League-A Test vote-List Of
Applicants-rhs Evasion Of Quarantine
Rsgulstions-The Board Of Health 6us.
tain Health Officer Csrnoohau.

tain Health Officer Carnoohan.
The Board OF Health met yesterday, President
ooswor'h In the chair, and all members present
Tue Committee on scavengers' Permits reported In
ayr u nnihg the following night scaveugers for
Vloia'iohs OF the reguiauonss-
Messrs. Breivogei Dreamer. Dick ten dollars zach:
DAILY twenty dollars and schrelner ten dolars. and
snst the Sanitary superintendent issue no further
permits 70 them until the fines are paid
Dr CECcARINE from tile Sanitary Committee re-.
commended permits TO the following fresh lard
meters:-
H. silverhorn. o. and o. Chrysue street.
CON, john d. smith, Son Co., rs aud ~ Eldridge
NJ. Marshall, II Second street.
william Hayward, 10 and 81 Firgt street.
q: n. Midday 542 TO 54S washington street
Wofel b Grippe, ~ Harrison street.
william J. Wilcox, AT washington street.
streets. ~ N'''P"''
Toble L Booth, northwest corner Thirtynint,i
street and Twelfth avenue.
Bowe Bro, 26s West 1hirty.third street.
Beckstein 4 Co., OH West Thirty second street.
Bamford Brothers. or and 679 Tenth avenue
II. Neilland Co., 3l3 Washington street.
A. J, Wood Co., 3l3 Washington street.
Richard Sager, 40 First avenue
President BoswORTH bitterly opposed the granting
Oh permits, and declared that the same difficulty
would occur as IN the past The fat meters unfor.
tunately would adhere the terms OF their per-
mus to melt fresh fat but would melt everything.
He opposed granting these permits, lest they would
cause the same smells as before,
Mr., GROSS declared that the committee merely de.
@ 10 aiow them to render fresh lard and not any
Il Mcneil ne was certain, conducted their business
Mr.. MANIRRRE urged that a resolution be passed
limiting the business to points above 10th street,
anu onered resolution 70 that elect, 1t was lost
Oh tne following yote:-
Ayes-Ceccarini, Manerre and s. Smith. Nays
BRENNAN Gross, Mulaly and Bosworh
mittee.
me committee reported against granting permits
10 tne following persons to render fresh lard:-
Jacob Jones' No. Isl Chrystie street.
u. J. Baker, No. So Cannon street.
Edward Freudenburg No las Rivington street.
Frederick iloch, No. is3 Rivlngton street.
Halstead Il Co.. Nos. 1896 TO 202 ForsyIh street.
!. I. Turner, No. 5I4 Grand street,
Aug Kanenbley, No. 30 Columbia street,
Medyel Englert, No SO Delaney street,
Nicholas Betz, northwest corner Ludlow and Es.
streets.
+. Miller. o1 Suffolk street.
Casper Hirter, 15l Norfolk street.
Paul Hoffman, Isl Delaney street.
William Hutzfeil 1856 and l37 Division street.
George Kaab, 100 Canal street.
q. +. Keller, 90 Ninth avenue
Valentine Frank, LAT Seventh avenue.
Fenerbach Brothers, 2Tl and 213 Seventh avenue.
Frank Ebe, $50 Broome street.
George Haush lG4 varick street.
r j. Lolzerber Brother; s1S Hudson street.
X. V. b. AZ q. y. West, 654 Washington street,
Dodge Variun, PAS Blocker street.
John G. Wagner so Carmine street,
GA. Cf1f,ln, lIS WaNepey place.
nj. Puels 2s5 Bice cker street.
Eden &c Fgge 1876 avenue b.
George uutchinson Jr., 30 2l2 and pa First ave.
nue.
John Holzenber h Co., 3s4 and $50 Eighth avenue
Theo Schmidt, $50 West Twenty -sevc nth streeb
william Spaulding Co., 252 West Twenry-nint
street.
Thomas Schmidt 10 Abattoir place.
Passct 4 Bro 500 Seventh avenue.
Jacob Lang, 1888 Ninth avenue.
Maloncy & Mcrs, 8o4 West Forty.second street.
Charles Pebler, 800 Stanton street.
John King Son. SO avenue g.
Philip Kreigh, 167 First avenue.
superintendent NORRIS reported TINT Dr. J. c..
Flnleli. OF 1872 West Houston street, ana DIR. John
McClenand, OF 3l0 Fourth avenue had failed to re-
port contagious diseases until after death, and the
attorney was ordered to prosecute.
Commissioner MULLALY submitted the foowing:-
Whereas It has been represented to Board that
s con.snsd and owned ,a0 iii. 'T port Tor
for their port Of entry to some small along
their cargocs directly the whsrves of without
:.0s. to an u Of the Heath and
originating from vessels and carsoes thus candesne;y
this Board permit inf actions Of he health law.
Ike y Pn a Or an.
hereby directed to give Immediate attention
Ing Quarantine, Quarantine anchorage ali such
with Yellow fever msy o9 s"ras sr e
landed in city, within thirty days OF their Custom House
DR.. CARNocuAN asked that the Board take some
action to strengthen his hands In preventing these
persistent violations Of the law. lie stated that the
ship Contest, from Rio, with cases on hoard afiec
being put In Quarantine had gone to Perth Amboy,
discharged ana now Oh her way here to re-
ceive cargo.
The sense Of the Board was that the Health oGlccr
OF the Port had the power To requarantine ana
seize any vessel coming into the waters OF tho State
from Perth Amboy or other point through the con-
nivance OF who G health officials the law 10 evaded,
but TO place the Board on record tho following
resolution as q substitute for Mr.. Mnllaiy's was
adopted unanimously and DR.. Norris declared thae
In no case would he recognize the Perth Amboy per-
mitS:-
Resolved That the City Sanitary Inspector directed
withhold permits coming infected ports wr
cargoes consumed 10 this port unless the captain agents
consfnees shall the certificate from
the Health 0Lcer of the port OF kew YORK.
The Board then adjourned.