New-York tribune., 1870-08-24


frequently often three four eve and six times week
rsA BY The City Sanitary Inspector well as from the Inspectors al
The Committee believe that the timely efforts Of the
Bosr to sec9 thorough cleaning Of the & st s have been % S S
observe there appears he general feeling Of ssc
sssp Sa sseS i preserve tie health Of &
fsdoH to the reports City SANITARY Inspector The marked de.
have been subjected additional .treetceanng.
s2rE N.F bSF7saT sSl7eas, s,,.e,cle,pips
s BoswORrH, COmui'ieee.
The Sanitary Committee recommended that from and
after Dee l. that the saugheng of animals shall not
Eleventhaves in the city of New-York. The recon-
mendation adopted; The Registrar OF Records was
directed to grant burial permits at his office TO appl
cants from a. until D. M on week days, and from
unt u Sunday II was also ordered that no
horse colt having the ganders shall he kept in
city and that manure, garbage or other material
emitting unwhoesome noxious vapor shall be turned
or stirred in the city.
Assistant Health Inspector s. W. Lee, NJ; D.. com
paned Of that section OF the city bounded by Thirty
NTH and Thirty seyenth-sts, EexenthaVe; ana me
North River, declaring that its condition Is detrimental
10 the health of the neighbOrhood 1t has for long time
been used ms dumping ground for manure and some OF
the snken lots had been filed up with this material
special complaints against certain persons who had
violated the law in this respect. -
The InspectOF Of StreetCleanlng COmpalncu tnat IN
certain streets, densely populated although they were
cleaned three times aud oftener week OWING 70 garD
age and other substances thrown into the streets tney
were constantly dirty He also submitted long lst
ot the dwellings and tepemens the hhanltans % 0l %nf m
applied The Attorney to the Board directed TO
commence actions against the offenders; The Inspector
o S;reeCeanng reported that he had caused the ex-
tension Of Worth-st. TO be cleaned -, ,,.. S,.u.
following is the weekly letter of the City Sanitary
FEal5E Hall :, ,D,TaEAETHEST ,a
Er~oxs CLARK Secretary Heaitl Department
SIE honor TO make the following report contagious @
Eases from The records as this Bureau for the week ending
Ss S eases being b over the previous week These occurred
10 different houses and 9 tsersat streets ns1 on on % ns B
the habit Of eongregaiEg furnished esses No ~ @ ms
One fs, apra evident in this when member of fam
h G ' rb zs @ pr y Sn' SIe to be STACKED and generally
rtouI ~ owng wing @ & w Vac % b Tty Of an eay diagnosis report
removal Of the patient Could The mee profession be I to TsSos
ing this Bureau much suffering would be avoided and
The evidences Of neres phu and typhoid eTs which
rue have followed upon ta saosoenGS Of s1g % tso9b from
persistent neglect Of IN reporting 'o, h ana % oaf @ SOn
Der Of occurring in t city yet judging from zoe zoe desn M GeTIes
s ept to ms Busu no other conclusion arrived
that Than do9 h number roc Gse. Of @ gS SSS W. Ss s deaths iT m
corded by death certificates IRON jan to Aug ~ 58'o p
Gases reported deaths 20 OF scarlet only three cases were
bs, ny know edge either by reports proportion the i'm
population gives evidence Of an unusually healthy condition o. ne
ses vigilance cleansing purifying and removing those thy
impurities generating oons indoors and oai these which compel
& sHd u aSE SS Nc NORRIS s ty Ssna INSPECTOR
Health Officer CarnOchans report of vessels detained
at Quarantine received and filed The substance of
the document appeared in the report OF dongs OF the
Commissioner Of Quarantine.
COMMISSIONERS OF QUARANTINE.
The Health Officers report to the Board of
Quarantine at meeting yesterday, shows that the fol
lowing vessels have arrived at Lower Quarantine from
infected ports since the date of the last report:
schooner Kate from Cenuegos arrived August ls
Cholera AID smallpox prevalent CenOgos at the time her de-
Bg Rnshaw 10 days from Lagua Grande arrived August 20 She
discharged St Jsgo De Cuba where one Of the crew was IN hos
Brg Cossaek q days from Genqegos, arrived August 90 m
captain and mate leaving
Bss the mate Wm Heque died Of yellow fever and buried
THE TICKET sPECULATORS-INvESTIGATI BE-
FORE THE MAYOR.
The examination of Charles Appley, charged
with having committed breach of the peace, came
before Mayor Hall at the Mayors Office yesterday Ap-
pIey was charged with having undertaken force his
entrance 10 Booths Theater the evening" the 18th OF
August. IL is the test case to decide the rights OF the
ticket spectators to dispose of their tickets before the
doors of the different NewYOrk theaers Appey, il is
said, specuator, and on his attempt 10 enter the
theaer on one Of his tickets he was refused admttanee
and insisting 10 enter he was summarily elected He
was afterward arrested on a warrant issued by the
STATE County oNe York John H. Msgonge being duly
dposes and that be the lobby OF Booths
the nth o. August inst about the hour Of in the
ing Appey here presented himself the Of the
general business msnager Tker capacity
oea denied the claim and refused ,%on and auesje 5 % G With
puhe performance going on in the theae and within hearing the
same time the s1enoe Continued loudly
the
comm, breach Of the and 70 d,ordey language thereby
provoking d breach Of the peace
Wherefore depOneni that said Appy be dealt with according
% Law.
SSy of&SSusi A, d. 1870 o." J. Henry AAeosIoLE.
A. OAKEY Hall, Mayor and Magistrate eI-Omcio.
The Mayor took his seat yesterday afternoon at q TO
proceed with the examination He stated that he shou
only take such evidence would establish probable
cause the arrest and then put the defendant upon his
defense. .--.,a.
nv sight on the nth of August him standing about
NJ feet from door OF Booths Theater heard
some one talking loudly; IL attracted my attention il
az during the first Henry j. Hinton testified that
he published and revised Mr.. Booths plays, and held
senioical position In the theater; he was standing 25
or IN feet from the entrance watching the thrOng coming
in heard loud talking and saw Mr. Magonige ex-
psuatinR there noise enough 10 DE heard III the
fbeafer there voices heard the1 but could not
distinguish what said; they were lOud enough 10 be
William Moore testified that he was doorkeeper at
Booth's Theaer at the gate ON the lth OF August
Appey came % the gate; would not let mm
in; he said he would go IN, ana talked louuy
more quiet he demanded an explanation wmch
Magonige said there was no opportunity 10 MAKE, ana
told him II he did not out he must be put OUT ne de
cned going whereupOn an officer was caed anu he wac
put out.
The Mayor then said to Mr. Davis counsel for the de
fense, think there Is evidence enough to entertain te
charge Of dsOrdery conduct and then read the statute
providing punishment for such Onenses and SAID thht ne
regarded Inc evidence so far as information Iodged
against the accused that the evidence should be Written
out and signed by the witnesses and that he would pro
eeed with the examination On Friday at o'clock
BOARD OF ALDERMEN--A GOOD JOB.
The Board of Aldermen met at Q p. IN. yes
tday, and adopted resolution appointing assistant
enxc0~saDg clerk. ~ a salary Of s2tO0 year The