The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-22

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took place recently the cause wa. undoubtedly the
an & %o SUDDEN
death, had taken place from the same a'ss,s where tine
other equally poisonous conditions Al four other
S
spotted fever reported during the week like
s1hS'ns Of traps il
waste pipes with the sewers being one Of the
but OF the instances we are cognzant Of
si!1sn: !Is. timely warning must b hssass: " -
.pecton entirely msi.srs REQUIRES The experiences
every pipe Joint and co1nsction ard
n .,s sna n.ns gen d. ne OF DE
facing for me) soil pipe should be carried
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they are poisonous in the highest degree.
or the s
In the II s.
tain time: there very Offensive odor which usually Sc
.ssr As so s.sa With H.
a. Z. lowest pont Whenever rains this leader becomes
s m af
traps become again filled with water by accidental usage
gases through them dwelling. and from the
tact % ns
these openings thus created into the various rooms OF tho
Ta. subject By no means but fearing to tres
@e os ns H. ss that
with in applying remedies to those condi
Inspector. would report
S a.
ing important each person in his house
M such
City Sanitary Inspector.
the Board OF Aldermen asking the cooperation OF
the Board OF Health towards inaugurating re-
form In the present system OF cleaning the
Streets
Whereas the of this city have been for long time
and still in most horrible and filthy condition. much
have the n' proporon large heaps
to
unpleasant pedestrians whereas people this
o s ill., to al
evils OF which the aforesaid OF the greatest and most
Resolved. That the Commissioners of Public Works be.
Of the contract contracts now IN force for the clean
s wnV se or arg with
on the part of the contractor or contractors.
quesed cooperate with the much
required reform In the cleaning of the streets and sewers of
The subioined communication and statement of
the case was received from the President OF the
Board OF Commissioners OF Charities and Correc-
tlon, and 1t was resolved 10 send the letter, with
the other papers relating to the matter, to the oov.
oIuot, Will VieM w haVius 'no ,hPoI eI'tou Va
smallpox from other states to this city slopped:-
SIR-The Commissioners OF Public Charities and Correc
ton respectfully call the aeron OF the Board of Health to
the enclosed establishing the fact that person sick
OF smallpox h this city by the author les of New
Jersey There to believe that with the spread Of
smallpox In States the practice will obtain OF
sending persons III OF that disease INTO this city, Two
like character the above found In the
public streets few since respectfully suggested
THAT the Board of Health should adopt such preventive
their u tgmen may De effective against the
sueptous Introduction of smallpox patients into this city
Very respectfully. ISAAC BELL, President.
Robert Scott colored aged tweny-onc single farmer,
says taken sick in New Brunswck week ago, at
the house OF farmer named Enoch A. Heav, for
whom he was working This man. when he found
him TO be Sick ordered him out OF the
house. He then the city Of New Brunswick applied
the of the poor Nelson street. who told him
clear out he would shoot him. He next applied
coored in the negnborhood who went with him to the
same overseer who then gave him money and told
him ship him to jersey City. From there he went New
and subsequently, to the Office Of the Commissioners
OF Charities and Correction.
This Is but single case, but numbers Of a sim.
liar character have been reported 10 the officers OF
the Board or Health.