New-York tribune., 1873-06-28

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Theee records of the opening Summer mortality give
so general arning of the active causes oi IS @ u
ave- S.a, when the Ith Of the city becomes purescent
and as the hOtbed 10 force the propagation Vi
Though there we're only Is deaths by derrhea disor
sierr and only one adults Yorl-Out asylum luuatc
was reported died by such causes the iac was
notjceable that the a. children reported were inmates
If dwellings IN the Sater-side districts chiefly
No fatal dlsease having any true resemblance 10 ma
1ignant cholera yet occurred IN the city, aud until
rh0rt time past every city WIN which ts So,ors m
Sseasos KewO Orleans, the first, and NASHVILLE mas SUI
Tered the severest e1perleoee. Ia ,e %
snceassfal IA dealing with cases that IN Nashville
have killed enough people to warn every city ,by
ssnd village in country 70 remove all the
sthy causes that propagate such disease and cleanse
secure its protection from such calamity, but not
day should be lost in hesitation and doubt as 70 SAM
xhe present not the OF such sickness, but how
80 prevent 1t that should be known eyerywhere
Register Of Records.
Bureau Of vital Statistics June "a, 1873.
Assistant Sanitary Superintendent James reported
that he had inspected booths occupying the side
uAn and part Of the streets surrounding Washington
Market found that they greatly obstrueted the
treet and thai spaces beneath their floors were
constantly filled with decayiug organic matter reso-
IuIloD passed requesting the Department OF Public
Works sweep away all booths or TINS
character Ifrotu the outer limits of the market
Ihe barJtarN Was OENtINu " hh'V HAo
ASSISTANTS eoppe every OF street dirt placed upon
I.s tidal lands at the foot of Ninetysixthst f. r.. TO
be dsiufected with fresh earth. similar order was
saod in respect to other tidal lands situated at tue foot
" E. L. In relation to this
subject Commissioners VaDderpoe said that he was OF
the opinion that It the duty Of the
board 10 employ an eDgiueer to superintend
IA thls class of work. The euure water front
VI the upper portion Of the island was being filed in
with various Kinds Of material, aud IL wss very i'm
xorant thing that the Tngin should be done properly.
II rl1nlr officer had existed for 80 years back thou
sands Of lives would have been saved which had been
sacrificed from living in dwellings built upon So IN
beroingled with garbage and ashes
s-lntsry Superintendent Day reported that his IN
sgectOrt inspected "a saughterhouses during tue
Seef previous aud that a majority of them had been
feuOd IA q filthy condition. Before the regu-
LAT meeting hearing granted to tho rep
<osenugtIyes Of firms engaged ~ hog slaughter
ne AZ The foot Of W0st Thirty ninth
and Forty first sts N. X they might show cause
Why the further prosecution Of their business should not
Be forbidden on the ground ofits being nuisance Ho
ratio Read OF the firm Of White Co addressed the
Beard ia behalf Of hs sssociates in bus-
ness lie said thar The slaugntenng bouses
the hogs brought there without being driven
through the streets aud there was no place ~ the city
10 well adapted the purpose the one they Occu-
pied A great majority Of TIE h0ss were conSnIrec IN
ns ".y-oo "TSH T,, GD'Ia Ss 'ie ne ,ey sna a
Slied over 2tGUOe hogs and ia the Last rhree
sees 5000 Fifteen years only 9OO b0cs were
Eilcd IN IA months but now 600 men, 700 tucs,
and capital OF 600 employ 60 IA me business
I Is77 there o0N hogs brought % the city Yuu
no uSed business In the yards Of the slaugh
ter houses 1900 hogs could he kept Shfe, and was
The dree Interest of the proprietors Of the slaughter
houses 70 protect their hogs by giving them plenty OF
Aif, aud food. Halt OI the hogs slaughtered
shipped To foreign countries and The re
inindCT reserved FOR homo consumption. These
siaaghterhonses were aud always had been, Kept
iD gopd condition. and the propristOrs represented ny
ile SPEAKER had been always ready 10 adopt any
ssry sanitary measures when might Dc agreed
np6B nv the 10 firms NewYOtk and
All the hogs received by the 1rius represented were
handed the fOOt OF rhirty ninth, FOrtyhrst, and
Forty.HeoObd-stS, North River. They kept about
- hOuTs, killed between p. N. and q. H.,
GD g. N. There gut-cleaniug csta6
Nshmcut operated IN the locality mentioned
and the greatest sanitary objection had been overcome
by Introduction patent dryer, ny which the Otl
seated could not understand wnY business 80 large
aDd important should not be exempt from interfertnoe
Prcsldent Chaudler rrpled These arguments about
thr Importance OF tue plsliess AMOUNT 70 bOtlhe IL
the buSiness nuisance the greater the business the
the nuis&uce. IL 1S CURIOUS fdet thaJ m tbe
conferred In that district
than any Other part OF the eIty and set every ono O
tie DNl6tHce- tries 10 Jay the blame Oh others. The
fact thai the OF animal matter collected
there those three blocks must inevitably
nuisarOe Those sps at thr foot Of tue street
Ese hiltd with mass OF tIiacu0Il Tie nuisance
coEsss IN the stencil arising from that spot Every
question denies the complaint We do know
sutl collection OF hOgs must cause nuisance.
traced two hilnks NONE list week one WAS IN Iobey
SOuths wbtre they were melting taiow and the other
in Guuble & Mcheai's where they bcfalIng guts
Il 80 tiRI u ~ your Interest 10 JON with the
Board IN rtI1edylng these matters We represent the
business I0eu Hho want 10 keep the ar pure