New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
TIE DIsPOssrssED MAPKETMEN.

| EFFECT OF THE HEALTH BOARDS ORDER OF TIE
FULTON MARKET BoOTH-HoLDERs - SUITS ron
DAMAGE TO DE BROUGHT AGAINST TIE CITY
LIST OF TIE LOSERS.
Yesterday was a marked day at Fulton Mar
kct interesting and exciting, ana lad wagl Business
seemed liveer than and every pasCr looked with
curiosity at the booths and stands which be
sacrificed. 1t Will be novel sgdt, Sunday, when
that part Of which has made Fdton Market
famous viii have been removed. Tie decree Of the
Health Board was laTdy expected d. staud-hOiders
and all complain OF injustice. They convinced
however, that the decision W not Dc changed AID vii
probably therefore comply with the requirements by
dcscIug their stands at exactly y O'Clock Saturday
None OF them will remove their stands. e Is the
tcnton of all to lose as little money possible. Almost
all OF the stanj-holders feel that they have ample
grounds for claiming damages from the city for the
destruction Oi their property.
There IS an association ompcsed OF the outside stand
holders Of which Thomas ROrke j. President, which
organized four years ago, when the Board OF Heaif
was about 10 take action similar rs present proceed
iuS. At that time injunction was ob.ained against
tho Board restraining them from removing tie stands
hIr. R0rke, WHO chairman Of tho committee ap.
pointed TO demonstrate with the Board OF II In al
their meeting Tuc-day said yesterday that tie
miee would take further action in the matter, but
that suits against the city by the AssOcs
ton by its members would undoub.
edly be instituted. Abraham l.. Lawrence
would probably be employed as counsel for the plaintiffs
3r. ROrke further stated taat his aGd many oher
stands had been used Tor the same business Tor more
;han 80 years. under the usual permits OF tho city, which
had derived therctrom 4 hondSgmr pToa.. Many of
these sheds originally ~ least so 1d the uwuers
away- conducted tle.r business 's'iy tnd .,es tns
were VIKING 10 bHe an al,i."Iic", - 10 80 t &
took away they muIt ceI ,,ilh!n Ia'h' r0oG tIny
the booths could not be detrimental TO a. city, Assistant
Sanitary Superintendent James adLiited To Dr. hiAe
Wis Of tlft
were in much better condition than those adjoining
Washington Market That the booths were on obstrue
ton, Ar ROrke would admit, bur the cty p0nl
bic Tor this certainly the mdrkethen were not ILhta
new marAet was wanted there was no couOt, oGt lns
city would permit the erection Of one. An orlauHt
tOn, known as The Fulton MARKET Asso'aon oi Nhts
Alfred Doron Is president was rrs4h~ed ifs year % iSi
market az 10 per upon rs valuation and allow TIE
occupants 10 erect new bmldig 49,, ,,,
Many sianc-Eulders asserted HAT most . tEg th and
unhealthy matter OF Fulton Market would h' .oInd
under the floors OF tho market proper while Others
planned that they would not be obliged 10 cn,oach 90
the walks or carrage-way II 50 many s'duds ~ Ae mar
ktt not rented 20 sellers ~ to ~, cu y' aad
various articles which should not be allowed in city
uaTke at all The alterations mta.uL on the tu'l0h
ST. side. By the orders ot oa.erluIend-at De.
fee sellers and fruj GcalerS, IN Their Houole
and Giscol,ent inclined 20 eersuie hm ior lsuet
ing them 60 alter the stands VAe roofs %. c aAds on
the Fulton 81 side have been raised nyc iee' ana me
same mas done on SOutuSt. Tor about - ei nom
the corner OF FJitOn. Col DcNOvs d.'Sh W. =" "'s
10 reconstruct The Whoe lue Oi s|'Al- 10 " - ,' ~
$500 To each saudowner. Tllv ana money I"e L Isl
Dy all who made the Necessary chanses am ,houEa
tnel have beou unsuccessful IL ay,-uk des,I
may be source OF satisfaction 10 th'd % hho" e tAeJ
dld tier best tu retain their privileges.
A reporter OF TIE IRIBUNE met MI schoohuAAeI'
Clerk Of Fulton Market yessSFtN, nom "boi nc NJ ~
famed the list OF osted stiI-hOidcro gwen ttloN. NJ
schoOnmGkcr sympLtbzas With M UNI I'uuasV s.aau
owners bat be regards the puDlc health as 81 greater
moment he told OF one young maA "hp supports
widowed mother. About IS months ago Lr PuFcL4'Vus
fruit--t,nd for $500 which he manager
wI,n great olicuIty get together. elHce tnA'
time the stand has barely supported NM
self and mother. and he VIII soon Jc lclt MA.Hou
support who the $500 Is total Oss AhOlhrr stsnn
holder paid 81 2s stand Ouy thrre NecAs AK,
and ~ As ius. Idlry getting INTO business Aho.A'4 ma
bni recpntIy refused $500 fOr his ru stall ou = ' So
Srysr,l others were ponted OUT WHO thre, wteAs a."
roud have DISPOSED OF their stands Tor soOvO Spivh.
IbF follow IN are tho names ot tie ONntn "a '"' '
\, ntrh ,,iil D, torn down at noon on SATURDAY