New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23
CITY GOVERNMENT.
POLICE rRIALs-vIoLArIoN OF RULES.

Tenth Precinct complained Of for standing 25 min
utes In conversation with citizen while duty Camp
bell said that he Is prosecuted by the ronndsmen OF his
prccinct as he was while Thirteenth Precinct On
the occasion OF former complaint the exAssemblyman
abused the roundsman who made the charge for daring
TO interfere with his brother Yesterday Officer Camp
bell declared to Commissioner Manerre that he could
not obtain Justice because the Oaths OF rOundneh are
taken in preference to his own The case was reieeu 10
PatrSlman Francis W. Pittman Of the Eighteenth Pre-
cinot complained of for standing 70 hhu!'S speak
ing to citizen. The record of this officer Is so BAD
tht Commissioner Manicrre recommended his dismissal
nom the Department. -. G. =, -
charged by Charles and Patrick Mcintyre, butchers IN
Washington Market with having, Vh e,n n CaSs
sheep lambs, and veal Counsel Tor shaw arr umD
cSsiops seized diseased meat in the stalls Of the com
plainRnts and that for this reason the cOmlaht Wa
made The Commissioner said the Board could not take
cognizancc of an oense committed previous TO the reOr
ganization OF the Board in April last h III order 10
give the compainants opportunity to make specnc
charge Of an oense committed since April the case was
scrgeSnf Iucien p Field Of the Fifth Precinct
charged with neglect OF duty ON the evening OF the sun
inst, Mrs Ann slayin called at me LeOnaIdsL foee
Station hearing In her arms her daughter Mary, age
years. who had been very seriously injured about the
head and face by the explosion OF Large oppe tSs
child into two drug stores but those in charge had re
re5nr, The services of a surgeon on entering the
StatiOn-House, where Sergeant Field was In command
MIS- savn said she asked him to send for surgeon lie
rcpled that the surgeon of the district lived uptown
and refused to do anything for them tlnaly aIte I
LII
- ~ n ~ CIV Poice SIMEON Kennedy but the
latter at home The complainant then got INTO
Thrdave. car, and, on the way up Town, chen,
10 the seventeenth Ward Station House. at Frstave
and FifthSt. There Sergeant Polhanus treated her
kindly and at once teegraphed 10 Police Headq larts
for surgeon. one soon came the wounds OF the chd
The defense Of Sergeant Field that the woman came
into the Station House described and acted IN very
excitable manner. He asked her TO sit down. ana he
would send for a This she at first refused TO
do finally he sent her in charge of officer to the
recommended that Sergeant Field be dismissed.
cnc was charged with being minutes late at rocal.
MOrTsey said that he duty the night previous;
that the following day was his day Off but he was
the Prospect Park and being tired out on his re
he OVERSIGHT himself The Commissioner dismissed
the complaint, and said that had authority 10
send the officer 70 keep order on racecourse outside of
Superintendent Jourdan has issued General Order No
promulgatng the rules and equations for the
ment of the Department recently adopted by the Police
Commissioners.
BOARD OF HEALTH-THE TREET-CLEANING CON- |
TRACT-AMOUNT OF WORK TO BE DONE AND
PRICE TO BE PAID NOT STATED-QUARAN-
TINE REGULATIONS AND THE MERCHANTS,
ETC.
The Board of Health met yesterday, and
ordered copies Of their reports to be sent to Max Ober
meyer United States Consul Augsburg Bavaria, in
accordance with his request.
Tit Committee on ectCleaning submitted the fol-
lowing report:
B1sas Chapter 500 1870 contains the following pro-
vision The Board Of Healhs hereby authorized TO make arrange
with the contractor for CLEANING the streets for such additional
health require and the expenses thus incurred shah be included in
ATd Wreas e1peen this Of the year that arrange
unts should he made in Herewith during
sslre That The subject Of making said arrangements As stated
above be referred the Chairman the Committee on Street Cleaning
10 make such arrangements m The IreIns as he she see nj ana WIN
pSys5 g' I ro s5 6 s o f tTe eaen pS
week and not 1een 9 Pe or mach Sng any b h OF
he BE- make gs Tsgon On sa contractor s o5 TSE
S @ s do s bs S SS b IL ceor5oe n With the re
Chairman Committee Street
ing the he the Controller voucher and that the
Controller be requested charge The expenses Of the Tequton and the
provided for to the account Of street cleaning and TO pay
this Boari the anticipated by this resolution
Commissioner Manierrc said that on Monday City San
ary Inspector Morris told him the streets were in good
condition. and he the Commissioner saw no reason for
this Increased expenditure He rather in favor Of
sT sFSfr the G y S oSp s Tts
the Chairman of the StreetCleaning Committee power
remaining members Of the Committee. The resolution
not explicit enough He thought it should specify
the streets to be cleaned. and the cost given.
Commissioner Brennan said, as member OF the Com
mittee, he approved the report. -. 49,. -.
the items of the report read at the sugges
ton of Commissioner Manierre, President BoSwOrth said
he was present when the Committee met John l..
Brown, the street Contractor, furnished estimates
for the proposed work According to his estimate there
80 miles three times week; and altogether about 1876
miles which needed extra cleaning. The City sanitary
Inspector will certify each week as to the amount OF
Commissioner Manierre said the matter had been
clearly stated by the President He thought, however,
that the streets not in so bad a condition as 10
President BOswOrth said that the report of the City
Sanitary Inspector that the streets Were IN bad cond
ton, was submitted to the Board short time ago
The resolution was then voted upon with this result;
smith. Ce-car.ni. aud Health Officer CamOchan
NN.-ConmissOn Maaere.
resolution of Commissioner Mualey that four inspec
of streetcpaning DC appointed at $50 week each
COMMUNICATION was received from Francis B. Stevens
of Hoboken, complaining that large quantities OF straw
are Ihrow lnto 'n SoTYor Inc The
was referred by the Sanitary Committee and Health
Health officer Carnochan offered the following
HEALrH ovHcERs DsrARrsENT QUARANTINE 5 l. June2 1870
n sceoraaes With requirements the Quarantine law beg
sUsae gom the 1T day Of April beginning quarantine sea
sasgoI ON board o. ie. vessels The whole PsroDs
sTtne Toe remainder had been recently successfully vso
bad PrsyoHs h1i The aSe = p.sp a k T srSs were
arrived p vessels which have had Of yellow fe'e dtl
ssy in he season temporary detention the ventilation Of
Of bs ssrn sue SeesTy 10 exercise greater eaato IN
reference TO arrivals from port injected win yellow Level ana ron ne
This has been demonstrated by The breaking ont Of several
yS have Ps.s and S 5 b sq P.s for s PsG
yar yellow fever been or less prevalent number Of West
s' . ' P q, no Jse3 ia, oses 1aaoa malignant, IT,
clean biz Of health have oen received from HaIsn since early IN
be constantly informed prevalence yellow FEVER At that port
under quarantine an confined . ysS from sSes po nsSe la
r 1 ron So 5 o o s' Of v '1a5on may BE
Port au Prince that The efforts Of merchants and bring
s from these the Sharyes Of city their own in
aud without regard to the health community
RIO JdEeirO-dT4fted
April 2Brg JohsnD-llad leaving port; WAS
Obhgti0 put back 70 Rio Tor another
April K.Bng Martha SeyensWas Obliged To
yellow
Ma plain one maa de Of yellow fever on the
passage, and par Of tie crew IN hospital Rio also
MAJ 3Bug MOaucSeyersl this hospital al Rio With
yellow fever
May 3-Brg MsnpOSs-Lef and man with yellow
Rio also died The CAPITA MS
% died the passage home and All hands Icep, had
with yelos fever.
MAY aBn eaeaTIAi three Of the hOsptai at Rio with
yellow
Ma. io-Bhg FheetIid Eve IL hospital Rio With yellow