The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-11-01

At half-past twelve O'Clock noon yesterday Mr..
Bergh, accompanied by squad OF police from the
Fifteenth precinct appeared az the Blocker Street
Railroad stables and forbade the starter to allow
any cars to depart. Those that came in were de-
rained. No resistance was attempted, but mes
senger was despatched to the residence OF the
President, Mr.. Conover, to inform him of Mr..
Bergn's act on. An examination Of the horses by
the representative OF the HERALD showed them to
be in a better condition than upon any day since
the epizooty began its ravages. No deaths were
ported at these stables.
FoRTY-sEooND STREET RAILROAD STABLES.
The horses in these stables are improving stead
lily, and no deaths are reported for the last twenty
four hours, and none at any time from the cpl
zooty. Fifty cars, the usual number are running,
but the horses are changed every trip, in place OF
every other trip, and twenty trips more run In
the total to-day than were run yesterday. The in
creased good health OF the horses led to the con-
ductors and drivers playing game OF base ball in
the stables which resulted In favor OF the drivers,
with score Of IA to ii, when the ball burstcd
TENTH AVENUE RAILROAD STABLES.
The horses in these stables seem In better condi
ton than at any time previous, owing, 1t Is
believed, to the rest they have gained from the
stoppage OF the cars on this line since Monday
One horse died yesterday The line will, the Super
intendent expects, be ready to resume business on
Saturday.
NINTH AVENUE RAILROAD STABLES.
The horses were much better In these stables
yesterday. There were, Notwithstanding this,
eleven deaths on Wednesday nght-seven from
epizootc and four from the kicks OF stallion that
got loose in the stables. Half the cars were run
ming on this line yesterday 1t Is expected that all
the cars OF this company will be running by Mon
day. The collie is new symptom developed In
these stables.
EIGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD STABLES
Only two horses have died from the epiZ00tic In
these stables since 1t began its ravages. Those in
One-naIf Of the running trips per day
Mr.. Bergh gave two OF the conductors OF this com
Beecser Street line stables The conductors turned
their horses and ran back q few blocks, when they
returned and finished their trips. None OF the
none OF them are worked at all unless they eat
well.
One horse has died at these stables in the last
twenty-four hours. All the others seem to be I'm.
proving. All the vesey street cars are running.
way line. There are about seventy horses on the
sick list now, though as fast as they get better
clsed on the cars. Five deaths are the total In
these stables since the disease appeared there.
animals In the stable as furnished by Mr.. J. Ii.
Hart the foreman OF the shooting department.
GRAND CENTRAL LINE STABLES.
No horses In these stables have died in the last
forty eight hours, and they have had no new cases
since Monday morning. The animals are generally
are run. The foreman Mr.. J.J. Carpenter reports
all the horses feeding well, and he has no longer
any fears Tor their perfect safety. He has treated
the $50 horses all himself and lost only two, which
were in poor condition. He thinks he can cure
ninety-nine cases In hundred where this disease
Is the only one attacking the animals.
THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD STABLES.
Three horses that were among the first to catch
the epizOotic disease died In these stables during
the past twenty-f0ur hours. The remainder are
said to he fifty per cent better In health than they
were on Tuesday. Six additional cars arc now
running on this line, but travel Is still blocked upon
the avenue to very great extent.
SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD STABLES.
The animals In these stables are improving in
condition rapidly. The cars are running, but alter
three O'Clock In the afternoon do not go lower down
town than Grand street 1t Is expected they will
make full trips on Monday.
THE DRY DOCK RAILROAD STABLES.
There IL little variation In the condition of the
horses here. About one-third OF their cars are
running with four horses attached though II was
reported that the line had ceased operations. The
Inc visited these stables late In the afternoon yes
terday TO examine the condition OF the horses and
consult with the officers Of the company.
FIFTH AVENUE STAGE STABLES.
The condition OF the horses In these stables has
greatly improved in the past twenty-four hours
ana no deaths nave been reported at the Office.
Oh tnelr regular number, seven.
- TWENTY-rHfRD STREET STAGE STABLES.
Inese stages, which ceased INNING four days
exclusive Of sunday, resumed business on Tues
They now run .orty-dve stages six trips per diem.
They usually run sixfy-tw0 stages seven trims per
day. One horse died yesterday, being the only one
TINS week. me usual rate OF death in this stable,
as this death ID at the ordinary rate 1t Is not as.
cYIbed 10 the epiZ0oty, although 1t resulted from
lung fever, as the postmortem examination
showed.