New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-18

because IL would not look well TO see milk wagon
going around the street with ladys" name painted
it, Mr.. Bergh his warning, and then uepafteo'
MR.. BBRGH CUTS TIKI GORDIAs KNOT.
Bernard Tight has stable Ralphave., near Bergen
sc. Ten kept in close and illy-ventilated
apartment and they reminded OF the stories OF Union
prisoners among the Rebels The fastenings were very
short and out OF pity to the brute Mr. Bergh took MS
knife cut what he called the Gordian knots The
proprietor called about the time the were backing
of the stalls but he said nothing except by way OF
apology. sample OF the milk procured Tor future
inspection. gentle reminder was given about the visit
ofthe policemen next week, when, said Mr Bergn,,
a stall four feet WIDE Cut some wndows IN here. ana 90
you make that floor higher there or will let you know
what the law do when il is enforced" Mr. Lincoln
said he should prosecute the for having false name
on his milk wagon.
RICHARD BENEFITS STABLES
Mr. Bennett had six in close confinement on the
corner OF Bergenst and Ralph-ave. The stencil that
came from the interior OF the stable horrible The
four dogs looked ferocious and would never come
here in search OF a Hospital Warden. Mr.. Bergh ex.
pressed his mind in mild terms. aud when the pro
pretor said that they would the stalls up If they
oosened." MT. lincoln told him that laziness was
the great difficulty The suffering animals set free
by the gaeat hearted Bergh and stream of fresh air
was allowed 10 pour in on the feyerish cows IL was
growing late and yet much work remained for another
While coming to New York, the party stopped at
the "Honse of Death" near the Grands ferry. fully
described in THE TRIBUNE last week Mr. Lincoln said
that he had trusted to his deputies long enough some
AS the party approachedthe long OF decaying build
ings at the foot OF North Fifhst policeman up
and said that lot Of had been driven away that
morning. aud the sight Of the swifed brues, rs they
passed along the for the first tine since their i'm
prisonment, sickenng. Where they were going 10
he did know but he supposed the butchers would get
them.
"THE HOUSE OF DEATH"
The lane leading to the yards mry and full OF
filth that could hardly Boards procured.
and the visitors managed wade through to the stables
Mlkmen splashng back and forth in the mud with
milk fastened TO their shoulder yokes The % sw
tanks still standing and the floors were covered
with pools of filthy slime The disgusting details previ
Ously described in THE TRIBUNE only be repeated
No pen give other than faint idea of the horrible
atrocities daily practced III this temple Of denominations
The President OF the Board Of Health said he
little dreamed that such institution existed
in America. He would root it out Immediately,
and he was sure no he'll could be heated hot
enough for the who engaged IN this infamous
traffic The herd OF cattle which are confined In
the swi and slime cannot be except clear
days and then the trap windows must be opened
IL may be asked why were not arrests madei The
answer will be given in due time; aud the public may
assured that the days of the inqutOus band who
own and torture numbered Mr.. Bergh ex-
pressed tho sentiments Of the party when he said that
fire and the halter righteous IN this case If ever
On visiting the spot where the COO putrefyng horses
and last week, they nowhere 10 be
found, and Mr. Lincoln said that the fearful expose OF
THE TRIBUNE was too much for the contractor.