New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
CITY GOVERNHENT.
TIE POLICE BOARD.


Commissioners Manierre and BOswOrth yes
torday directed the trials of policemen and listened to
TIE complaint of Mrs Frances Boyle of No 9i5 Third
ave- against Sergeant 7. Policy and Pdtrolman John
hamilton Of the Nineteenth Precinct for not afiordng
her protection from James Vernner, who had, she
charged entered her place. acted III disOrdery manner
attempted kiss her domestic, CathaTlne OBIlen, OF
rather ripe ID not luscious age OF CO. ana Whch OF
dcrod ." leave called Cathdrhe anI coid d S ne
names ana threatened 10 beat Mrs Boyle ana hef SON
Sergeant Policy directed Mrs. Boyle 10 call on Oncer
Ham ton VIII was the post which she dd, but when
Inc OIL er wished the house Nerhhei te ilecIioile el
low was in his room complaining that Mrs Boyle had
struck him on the head with pitcher AS the Ofhcer
declined to interfere The two Commissioners also de-
t. thc iGli board None of other tried ex-
ccede1 in public import the above
BOARD OF HEALTH-sTREET CLEANING-A CURE
FOR HYDROPHOBIA.
The Board of Health at its session yester-
DAY resolved to copies of their reports and other
documents relating to health and disease TO the Project
Of Paris as requested by him. recommendation of the
Committee Vital Statistics, TO permit dead bodies 10
be carried through this city the certificate OF the
Ioper authorities in Brooklyn, referred To the Com
iuter on Law and Ordinances. In consequence OF the
inability OF the Committee on Street Cleaning 10 MAKE
proper Inspection O the streets, MT Musly salu thdt
fort could made yet OF matters referred 10 the
petition OF a citizen of Brooklyn for permission 10
ryr cattle tbrog this city 10 the ferries, was denied
4 communication was received from John ID. Van Bu-
ren, Private Secretary of Gov Hoffman acknowledging
Tie receipt OF the resolution OF inc bOdIu ashlhs ti
congress requested 10 erect suitable warehouses
reception OF SOOus
stating that had forwarded tDe Icsoutloh
10 cur representatives In Congress
A communication from Noah T.. Chids water fur-
Veyur, received asking that the property apcrtln
Ing 10 public drinking fountains hydrans, urlnas, etc
De Turned H. the Department OF PuDnc WORKS, Was
referred TO the sanitary Committee.
Lieut. Ramshorn OF the Prusslan Navy sent commu-
nicdtOu, Offering a cure for hydrOphObia. The
paper referred to the Sanitary Committee
proposal was received from Middleton Bell, Offering
10 remove the ght-sO from the city the terms
as with the late Thomas Andrews, and offer
lug work "a hours notice. Referred TO SAM
taTy Committee.
A resolution offered that work be resumed by the
hanary Inspector those streets IN Infected districts
cleaning contractor only required, by
The OF his contract ~ clean week. City san
iay Inspector Morris said that these streets since the
work OF street cleaning daily had been commenced, the
Of sickness had been much reduced especially
OF and other cOnt diseases. In part
OF MOt, where 50 had been reported, since the
daily street cleaning commenced this rate had been
reduced ~ two daily After discussion the resou-
uOn adopted.
II moved by Commissioner Gross that section l45
OF the Sanitary Code be amended In order TO prevent per
sns bringing the bodies of infants in boxes, In their
arms, into this city without permit The matter was
referred 10 the Committee Laws and Ordinances also
another resolution of Commissioner Gross relative 10
dangerous Kerosene Oil
IL is understood that the Street Cleaning Committee
VIII recommend that action DE taken at once TO secure
Inc proper cleaning Of certain streets IN the more pOpu
Os wards believing that unless this Is done the health O
be city during the Summer months viii be lmperleu Ny
ieNers and other contagious diseases