The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-26
SANITARY MATTERS.
RESOLUTIONS PASSED.


The regular meeting Of the Board Of Health was
held yesterday afternoon, Professor Chandler in
the chair and oil the Commissioners present Com
munications were received from the Board OF Po-
lice informing the health authorities that tho
police would protect them while removing all
nuisances from the surface Of the city. Oficer
Henry Eulner reported that the night-soil boat at
the foot Of RviDgton street was unable to receive
any soil after sixtystx loads had been put her.
and the onlcer was compelled to send the carts
which went laden to Rivington street to the foot
OF West Twenty-nfth street. inspector Post in
formed the Board that alter the re-
mOval OF the booths at Washington
Market the roofs and sheds that remain
overhangtng the sidewalk arc. in consequence OF
being inadequately supported, liable to tumble
down and so endan9er the lives OF pedestrians
Captain Walsh, OF the Seventeenth precinct police,
reported that Mr.. George Hencken, Jr., proprietor
Of the pork packing esl ADJUSTMENT Nos PIP and ia
First avenue, is in the habit Of rendering fat his
premises every Sunday, and on last Sunday after
noon and evening, July 20, the stencil and doors
cmanatng from this place and pervading the air
in the surrounding viclnty caused universal
complaint from the residents. Captain Walsh in
formed the Board that he sent officers
to the establishment and they found the
doors barricaded and boltcd. Complaint
was made by Inspector Hudson to Sanitary
superintendent Day that twelve cases OF rotten
sausages were found in thu bonded warehouse
102 Greenwich street. DR.. Judson pronounced
these sausages as decayed and unfit for use, appar
emily from being packed before they were thor
oughly dried. H.. tor Patten, who Is assigned
to the manure dumping grounds in the neighbor-
hood OF F0rty-ffth street, East H..Ter. reported
that the dumping has ceased, and that ieace
around the lots Is in process OF erection. The
street pavements In front Of No. 4l9 East Twelfth
street, Nos g. 107 and 10 Hester street; Nos. 81 and
so Suffolk street; Liberty street, between Nassau
and William and Nos LA and lS6 orchard street.
were In a bad condition.
The following resolutions were passed -
Resolved. That The Sanitary supern endent be and
res the s ss sSSdeG ~
night by Inspectors h, cparinen., and that said
any and a persons found, directly or indirectly EN-.
sfs rss
0s under ss whGs m arc
%prSs MsSe the
poa Us casish se Go S anu 1' A' :. INC ~
hereby directed to place IN Inspector on the rendering
boat S be v IRON So oe 70 thu"
and that 4 SHOULD Ss found That rend. ring is carried
The be 10
arrest OF all tle persons directly or Indirectly engaged
iheT, report Inc Attorney q tbs Board such facts
% oyes tho Iendsn q 0' INC a'''S 0 '
Resolved, That IN order hst no unnecessary injury
SSdersS the stalls AMI sans around washington Mar
IN s' s eeea 10 again
attention Of the owners and occupant OF the stalls and
removal and to the necessity Of removing this nuisance
kesoved, That in case the aforesaid sas ana stands
not forthwith removed by The owners and occupants
sd sSi s
after 'Melys o'clock mo saturday next to remove tho
sss AMI i.ss Il is order q S1S s
tais a ss"s be
amended by adding at the sna Of the rst sentence
i9wns.Anl aso special n,sss.ns ma he held my
VIM en all the % rs q s w 2,
And section q The said rule; and resulaqns + also
rssn y ts &, Sn
mssonsrns TO special moo'!ns shall tie in lieu
Resoeea That the thanks OF the Board are hereby
rendered to The police Tor Shs very eGisn service rem,
%dr1n n i a d a. E and oT th Su acve any
s in 81, s n as ad 80
Garland Tae u rs nsnsl aa hs o
ana men under their comnani.
The premises o. J. H. Mcneil we're ordered TO be
taken down in the same manner as the booths at
Washington Market.
Resolved That Inspector Gdley be and that he HEREBY
ROOF Of h"on Marke on Ra west s
which was inflicted by per acting this Board aud
erc With Is approval Of the Finance
The following report vas received from the in
spectors OIL the west siie:-
DIR. W. De r DAY, anltary; superintendent
made Ky siaSshsrns as
dor . ssr" GTsa y the
uncovered cartswcre dumping their burdens
rGT ssw srons sas %as s'
d sr r . T sn ss
IT, ss%.: ana s with aiiow and
s, x", ~S rss o%
"a's SYSs,'1' Yqs S 'Sass''ss ;,gep and
sssSHaf from ihe which arc iOads
w. sSSSs se ..dss G Sre. on
Of e;iy il was not quite SO pcrceptibc
ay ~ Was rendering iat Which was sn Ssnns
Ssesnih-The Algonquin. On Wednesday and Thursday
s
large aSa1y cHa was taken r,s On s9s
m!ttsncs except during business hours:
the oo OF asS ee u large Snany
olal has accun uae at the mouth OF the sewer, which
trsS .tsnoS exposed low '' giving '0r'n an "0
10 ma strong smell Is given out from the lighter OF
the Long Islani bone Company.
The altering of the two sections Of the rules ana
reguai ions done to appease the Mayor who
kicked up nightly about the Washington Market
- '"a Mavor sem communication to the
BOARD, minimizing that n reeon-,aern.,v, y. ."s,'
action would be hgfeea.ie ~ s9Eis q NJ iIenus
Professor CEandl,r answered that ths fGNrd could
not be got together uei0rc tie t,Inc la, uown ior
toe clearing away OF the oooth5, ana tina LAG Or
d,rs OF the Board wculd have 20 be Cal ried ou..
1hil ysused tE: "old man's' ire, and he demanded
why th- Board should not be ready 70 meet at any
hour OF TIE day or night, when the interests OF
friends werS ipvovcd. The Board Immediately
Tell upon Its kres and begged pardon In the alicr-
ing or the sections yesterday TO their present abb
surd shape.
Hog slaughteriny is the vexed question of the
hour. The Board pretead they will have To pass
an ordinance to meet tue difficulty; hut u the
dinancc is not passed. and the nuisance swept away
the public may expect some interesting revela-
tons.
The first indication OF the "supar" curing innu-
ence o the hog business may be iOuni in the re-
port cent into the Bard Yesterday by the Inspec-