New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
LRMING AGAINST PLAGrE.

TIE HEALTH FORCE REoRGANIZED- BREEDING
GROUNDS OF DISEASE POINTED OUT
The Board of Health at its meeting, yester-
day made important changes in the government Of the
Department and began warfare upou the nuisances
along the river bOTders Commissioner Vanderpoe
presented the following report in relation to the result
Of an examination of the ability of the physicians and
clerks in employ Of the Board and of those who had
made application for employment by IL:
The Committee Applications, before proceeding 10
4eOrgauze the different Bureaus Of the Board Of Health
the Board could avail itself Of the services OF the most
,Iso c 10 it, aid frOm the applicants those
best Quaife by education and integrity 70 fiji the
postonr Itwas therefore decided TO subject each
applicant fOr position 10 an examination. With this
view series Of questions was gwen 70 each class, 10
rhiob answers were be written while the candidate
was present. In each class the questions presented
such peItned to their special duties either as
irrelevant 70 the particular duties OF each should be
ySa, And p.rpeS shd the Snme hsye
been more embarrassed 10 select from the number
material The result Of these examinations, however
furnishes basis for future selections, from which 10
supply vacancies which may occur from time 20 time.
list herewith submitted of the number Of each class
examined, and the appointment as finally DECIDED by
me Committee OF the 30 examinations for eleIkships,
s were new applicants, and 2s clerks in this
department OF the SANITARY and Assistant Sanitary
inspectors examined, 10 Sanitary Inspectors II
are Assistant Sanitary Inspectors 81 were applicants
FOR appointment The Committee submit the following;
yonied aud eerf IN this Department succeed The ohcers and
sac effect June u. 1918; ,, -.
Dr. De Forest Day SAciAIy Dr. A. Mel Hamilton, Assistant
spnsyptspdept Sanitary Inspector
N, Z n James Asrstsnt do. DR.. George b. Fowler do.
A II Inds,n Ksts IuALSktor Dr. Hamilton Walker
n, a. y Buss4U do Dr. G. H. AtSGteT, DO.
Dr. w. u. b. Poet DO IT. Ai'i 9SsioIis %. S.,., -. 4,
Dr. Augustus Niele, DO. mos Ne4Ih spectI outJ-AH
N, : < hor1s d. Hsnnt SANITARY Inspector.
~, y T,sev do Eugene Waller 90.
To-, 1iss o. , Roberts DO c y Hammond special duty
~ \ m p,,sn, do foot North
bI bl P.Ui ii s,sa saSes DO goSS GhSod Chief oes
Dr. Esag Assistant DO. Em 3 Eens.,d Ela1, c'erE'
Dr. W T. Hall do. BAom9eh OhLef' 90
Dr. n h. Buefss., do. e. hors~o 90
Dr. ChAs T. LoekSood. do. JoG BteioHles heSsebsr
DJ Bernard Hugbet 90. ...,.,
Of Vilal St1tSfks
DR. RIsha Harms Reg Of Records u. g. Wheeled oierk
d. jro .Sage DosUiy CbAs BueEibgbam IL, cltiL
Louis KIsgsL4sT, clerk. VIM Ifggei' eiefh.
Jacob a. We'll clert. o. n ChApn, tefk
Ia H. Ltuepage clerk A. Lodge, elsrf.
A NJ. HOl4eb. ceTk y ". LOnkAI. etJA
q. ". FGTrbgtOn, clerk
Gss. s. Bsstibs, ehefebrE w 4. CHAIRMAN elerL
A. FarnBgtJn, clerk Chas. a HoyeT. eeTk.
SecyeidTys ODlee
CsspG Goloerusu, Auditing Clsrt.Wm P. Busiord, esl.
JsHss A. Hu, Clerk. Eo. Wald0r', clerk.
J n Bshson terE Martin Kelly Js1l0r
- DaiA. Messenger.
-. -, Dt''"Oetisg Set.
Wa RSlsrs.ip ehaas u Anb John J. Dewitt
TbODss u. lAteS hoLsrd S0lVan stable fesStI.
BsFttOl he0OSth
b o. yshsvs'l N D. cOusSiunE fGbObgst
- LSaStsId COnsaitns vstshnary Surgeon
me recommendations OF the Committee were Ap-
proved BY this action Of the Board Sanitary superin,
1epdept James was reduced in rank and Register Of
Records Russell was transferred % subordinate posi-
tiop in another Bureau The following persons were
dismissed:
Sanitary Inspectors, Franz Henel. Henry ID Joy JAS
Ksanecy. ADa PRp G. AaRJON; Asas'ans SANITARY In.