The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-13
Filthy Condition of the Streets and Ave.
nues-Eanure and Garbage En-
numbering the Pavements.
CATHARIIgE AND CENTRE MARKETS,
Recommendation for Their Renovation
Sheds TO Be Demolished.

and Centre markets ana recommending their
renovation will be read with INTEREST,"
CATHARINE MARKET
SANITARY BUREAU, New YORK. August H. 1873
cSthsrine Market occupies the middle portion o.
'S% ensz t. and a
The nam buildings OF IRON and
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Snf The hut ae Ss adjoining thereto he e a
the allowed Sidewalk occaOied BY wOoasn
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there Seysn also the wss
20 %'s S Se along me
VaSssy SSsoT r. ana ModSs
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and On ss ss
pied BY barrels ar and baskets e oysters cooking
gc@t occupied BY boxes and poultry srats John
oysters COOKING range and ice box James 5nny
There are similar wooden structures adjacent
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communicate with the main building. and tGereiore
sS but hs sheds Ys eea
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pavement interfering with the proper cleaning Of the
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wooden structures adjacent the main market buildings
tie Of the and tns a
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s bS s H. fronting on south street ana occupying por
position Win hs proper street Of
s @ S inc slip Of the
order that proper amount q light and Ventilation may
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circular transom windows in the building be made
opened Tor the purpose OF alordng additional venila
'sn jxShs Sanitary superintendent
CENTRE MARKET
SANITARY BUREAU, NEW York, August 70, r7a
brieK and additions Broo%e ccS,Ts Mar.
Se aay a
Win sad market ho Occupy the entire width OF the side
street These are lmmedia,eIy connecied with the
tables and ven,iiatcd by means Of Doors and Windows
n s S srS Are
S az the b HHa t. M ne e a. ne
ay parte;aary a. the ends Wher. the angles formed
have the % Of Se1s resSrea pg9
tagging was found socd with human excrement,
sS d ark sSs w Ts oGr 20 e the vt4y as
broken aud decayed resting Immediately the ground
imLibes moisture from the natural dempness Of ihe
whe not only 9 decay Of the
oor portion the Sfocme street t exten enc
Tce Tsp 81 e deT sn%
Span aad s a
tons with considerable OF cleaning, dsniect
o da and d"a1 s2De he
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ment much needed, and which should be made without
5 Isi DSr'iSS ear.S Ss removed s
Of mo sture from The ground ana the consequent
wooden Structure along the Sidewalk Of Centre NJ r i"
S the Mi n h an4 aS pu
ing. re pecnully recommend that the wood work en-
The Of posts which support the TeS and
Sidewalk which should restored to the use Of the pub
lie TIE wooden structures On The Centre street 'front.'
be thoroughly cleaned and dsnecied, the and thy
s and e Sds Sc
ing f eSstnsP
efse ss ey hays V M e %
illness alone will always command certain degree Of re-
would here add that unldy condition OF this mar
the Se
y covered with pSsted, r or generally
Ss as will A'
Many or N amy
broken as to hayf scarcely an entire pane Of glass IN
The building largely exposed and Otherwise imperfect
% saass as To Be say
opened for the purpose o. ysnaon and the external
seased ann % ann
wSSa ssS neat s n sS Sus un
The following are the names Of the occupants Of tho
GENRE harHet @frederick Graeber dried fruit,
&C. Peter Dewitt eggs butter and erockery: Mrs Fisher
james Boyian, fruit and Vegetables Mrs. Dousherty.
James posasiy; provisions Mary KSsi Ssssssles'
Sanitary superintendent
FILTH IN THE STREETS.
The following report relating to streets and ave-
nues, showing them to DC In generally filthy
condition, was also read and ordered on hle:-
s.s eSsa Srs HSHy
beg Leave to submit ne or % we on enSr
august compiled usual weekly reports 3, the
AND rs asS o. r i wsS rspSI
his filthy with street manure consider i dis
wed lie in the streets snd cutters to be ground to
powder in the form 2, mud w or d1 mort, Walker
Broadway to s Es1isr street dirty ar with Mh street
Dirt except front Of Fire Depprtment repair shops
s .4ee BS%sT + 70 Baysl fTy Win Win
street dIt Pei and Doyer streets dirty with street dirt
Street, srs dirt and taSSish Leonard street Elm 70
berry street from No a down . Chatham very dirty
DIR M nqs Ss a RSt fss res
from Park to Elm street, dirty with street dirt
and garbage. The streets In the sixth ward not
clean usual should say that the sweeping during
the past week has not been thorough even when done
Assistant Inspector Emerson eevenih ward found in
the early of the week that Division Jefferson and
Jackson streets contained rubbish and garbage did
also Cherry between Gouverneur and Corlears During
the part OF the week, Cherry between Catharine
and Market Monroe between Market and Pike and the
eastern sections OF Monroe Madison and Divisions East
Broadway, between Pike AMI Rutgers and Cherry, be-
tween Rutgers and Corears, filthy with manure,
garbage and Stops The pavement and grading Of Cor.
Tears street Is sill unrc paired.
Assistant Inspector hughes eighth ward) finds his
streets In o toleraly clean condition
Inspector Morris ninth and Fifteenth wards finds his
streets in much better condition than the previous week
Several OF the streets were very impcrecuy cleaned,
between South firh avenue and Thompson street, and
Carnine street at its junction with varck
Inspector Bryant Qenth and Thirteenth wards reports
his district much dirtier than last week Mangin
street continues In the same condition containing street
NTH. gerSage and IN front OF Nos o. % Oh W ana a. e
street cutters and street contain filth, rubbish ana
ponded slop water Essex street being improved
ty the repair OF the cobblc stone pavement 0oerck
street from Delaney to Grand street contains street d
ter, Broome and Rivngton streets have been imperec