New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

On account ddsG tr.ur Of from
two is houes to osniss rcs performances Of s labor sI
pcted In q this b Doue obliged
could without needed appliances such vatenngcaI
aors ddTsngs large number Of SEeepsn
earnen we're eniIe new to Tho business q "ieh
Again the very great dssdvang,
insufficient the removal OF the dirt While such
We had Esr, mailing their iI. to s a.:
dumping boards and e dat collected for the purpose being
be scattered By the spi ard BY passing 'ehses 10 view Of these facts
then ne sbO Of this Bsrs.9 for The .sei mentioned naturally
psag O The Yg d ' Bureau and shs training Of Tie emPOysin
Again The prsseat sim Bu,u We 70 20 horougy
clean tie streets hi, ely that hereafter npa ana daily cs,5agO
entirely sase that the pot the desired
SU. long a, tie obas ts throwing s,o h. street.
. gtoag Tsbsn a a Of The mos! oo'scaa6s nd are no,
Zee from all such mattel jet FAR les, time than tool u. clean
All us Is owing 70 6s sansd Iabi cIsn, have Of throwing
into e streets tho accumulated th q Their households e' om,
Thing tanning to hUO,,sSPs M ..osg perhaps sleeping ,ad e0Gis
report vas sufficient to sscus clean street. of considerable line pro-
vd the laws gaDs throwhg e ssIge into the sttes, vr.
eesna Of hs nuA saHs and consequently much sas
Nov then have ep;n sresLi Yes u. .hoyemsuoned
are enforced No. S'{ ,; not % :SSt's The people n
dsceney and be Influenced By hs pubic example Of
the city As unit to ImOus civil ned being. spAmoc viii
sng eject upon these l people They require daily enforce
THoEn w. THohs Superintendent
j. W. Ambrose Deputy Superintendent
oBsIRUCTIoSs TO REET-cLEASIN0.
The broken condition OF the street pavement IN many
places aud especially OF the cobblestone pavement
among the greatest obstacles to pr per cleaning OF the
streets Nearly every street in this city has the
other OF these defects and long this condition Of
affairs lasts 1t VIII be almost impossible 70 keep the
sreetA clean There entire streets mp town paved
with nothing but cObblestOnes, and 1t Ia simply imposs
BILE to clean them thoroughly 5econdaye from Twenty
third 10 Forty s paved with cobble stones,
and the street is for the greater part
OF the time In thy condition Scores VI other streets
nearly or quits bad superintendent Thorn, In
tbs matter and without going into details that
wherever cobble-stOne payements are found, dirt
abOunda. The contractor who Ia engaged In raising
the grade OF certain streets In the sixth Ward has piled
ters such 10 prevent inyress and 10
and from the In the vicinity The
that tho streets at tho Five Ponts-amOng the most
nlhy in the eityare now uneeaned aud Will continue
until ths contractor DO compelled 10 comply with
the law.
The greater number OF the streets OF this city were
thoroughly cleaned up Sunday for the first time
In year more, and they be kept In good
dti0n Is claimed, with far less expenditure Of time
and labor than before. Each succeeding week too the
force employed In the work will become more aocus-
toned 10 IT, the facilities Will be greater and IL Ia con-
fdently anticipated that before midsummer every
thing VIII be In excellent order and the efficiency the
Bureau made apparent 10 everyone by the clearly con-
dItiOn OF the streets Tho Board will revise the es
Inmates which IL has submitted. With economy 10 hopes
90 bring the expenditures within the t9OOOO required
and expects TO 20 through tho year without serious In
convenience.
The Board Of Police appointed John r. Smith. Chief
Clerk Of tho Street Cleaning bureau and Edward Dubois
Cork