New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19

still remain large profits. This was suggested ABOUT
three wears ago by Commissioner stephen Smith and Dr.
Elisha Harris to g number Of wealthy men. 10 was
could he conducted in nOfensive way by the OF
properly constructed covered carts, and the prevention
OF ACCOMMODATIONS. The project was not favornbly re-
'''N GLIMPSE PLAGUE sroTs.
Ar M time during the past year have the dumping
Grounds been in worse condition than at the present On
tbc grounds Of Messrs. Kane Ryan there are about
~ loads In all stages Of decay About 800 loads are
dun,ned daily and gangs OF constantly engaged
ia stirring up this manure to prevent it nom heating
and deprecatlng value. The nauseating exhaatlons
hi the air for considerable distance ana In the ne-
date ncghborhood the stencil almost takes away tho
breath 4 portion of this reeking mass Is pieu up
MAN bitterly OF the STENCIL and say that as soon as
warm weather begins they viii be compeled 10 remove
ho.es where cattle, sheep, and hogs are slaughtered
daily for this market DIR. stephen smith. member Oh
Wosna declares that hc would not eat piece of meat
coming from one those slaughterhouses The gases
conantly emitted by tho manure are more or less alb
led by tue meat according To the condition OF the
atmosphere, and must render II unht Tor r4od. six
IL pitrd. The neighborhood ~ densely populated IL
is exaggeraon 70 say that the health OF SpyCU peo
many more are at times annoyed by IL:
ThirysoVenth and Tbirtyeghthsts., about 5000 oads
OF stored and as ON the east SIDE hundreds
acres belonging to the Appleby estate, and il owned
by various contractors, prominent among whom are
Carr, Dennis Devinc, and John Hughes Here also
gangs Of men constantly employed IN turning
Tie mass to prevent 1t from becoming overheated On
Monday, when q reporter OF IHE TRIBUNE visited
the place there was brisk wind blowing from the
south and yet the stencil noticeable ten blocks off,
III the wind had been blowing from the west the odor
would have been perceptibe ut twice that distance.
One block away the site OF the Thrty-fourtlst.
Market Ii the Is allowed remain during the
summer the market cannot be occupied, for the
given In relation 10 the slaughterhouses. On Thirty
uintbst. several large slaugbter-honses. There
Is much larger OF unoccupled ground here than
the east side and yet complaints have been received
constantly by the Health authorities from those who
reside within u radius Of half mile OF the dumping
ground.
RECEIVING DEpors on LONG ISLAND
The Board OF Health ut It's last meeting reeeIycd u
commute alton from the Legislature ealing on sne
Board for information concerning deposits OF MANURE. Al
various places in tho city. aud By whose authority oy
were established, which was referred T. te sam airy
Committee be answered Saturday Jo1n taruy ate
Clerk VI the Common Council and agent OF inc hppeoy
estate sent petition, requesting tnat the oru'r ~ 10
move tho deposits OF manure from tne iOoI OF hurry
seventh and Thirty ghth-sts should be revoAcu; ~
claimed 10 be merely the agent OF the property ana m,
leased those lots 10 various persons he bad no power
order the manure 10 Do removed. Judge losworth sa
thai the order only applied 90 The tenants OF inc 1ls' h
| The following Communication was referred W '"o
| Sanitary Committee 80 ,,snpp On uu,rEE'sl
| pOINT, D.. L. harrh u ib.s
| IrefeHt foGff 81 fif'it
psas SIM Ia s,pOn pyOsebs VI Io'ss OF 's'' e'