The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-30
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
Ten Thousand Cases of Tainted Tea
Discovered in Preparation for
the Market.
FRIGHTFUL sWINDLE.
Resolutions Passed and Or
derS Made.

Th1ry-e1ghth street district, but they contained
alusion whatever to the most abominabe nuisance
in the neghborhood, the hog business. Every other
little matter the inspectors could smell out they
sent in, but the hog difficulty was not noticed few
weeks ago the Board of Health made tremendous
fuss about this business and the filthy manner in
which 1t Is carried but lately the subject has
completely fallen out OF their memory, for some
reason or other, that not even the minor nspec.
tors can afford to give 1t passing snin. These
same guardians Of the public health in the Thirty
eighth street district informed the Board at it's regu-
lar meeting yesterday that the New York Rendering
Company has given up melting filth at the dock
on the North River, and were now in the habit OF
going daily three miles outside Of Sandy Hook and
pitching all the OfYal and dead animals into
the sea. The company, the inspectors were panied
to say, had forbidden them to go on board the
boat, and they were, therefore, not only deprived
OF the opportunity OF examining and inspecting
the workings Of the craft but of little excur-
Mons to the ocean that might be pleasant and
economical, not to say sometimes advantageous
The Board received deputation OF gentlemen,
who called upon them to complain Of the dumping
ground at the foot of Washington Market
President Chandler informed the deputation that
DR.. Day, the Sanitary superintendent, had caused
report to be made on the place. and the following
document was then read in order tnat the commit
tee might hear 1t. Dr. Day detailed Dr. Judson for
the work, and he made the following report:-
THE vESEY STREET DUMPING GROUND.
That the dumping ground at the foot vescy
N eondinon DANGEROUS to lie and detrimental to
air. the O. s sbs @
loads aweek; sad dumping ground adjons West Wash,
s dlfse i ' tHroash
erk mar S aaa the produce ARRIVING at the
through .Ss dumping grosnd portions Of are,
sHsf attends rn
sa DO 50 sn
Al the other markets in the city together and the io9l
throsRh AVENUES s and stalls
business OF the which should be projected from
Which s saS 10
unity to ' ~ ''''o f''~
ditIon herein complained Of is Of long standing and
that
sa?sans
for
to CITY sanary Norris IN ISL
te cann9 be placed in good sanitary condition stuc
hs Of street rHs
rked and exposed t. the sun and The
1sS Se vp9y e r ne
4. b. JUDsoN, ND.
booths in the yIeiG:;y 81 Fulton Market was then
the recent ral6.
DEc,nzS ACTION ON THE MARKET STANDS.
soa as proving resolution was then passed by the
as ssPasH s''a
e the
:@
In Of imminent danger now existing from mpend
kes"SeS ina, booths stalls and stands Full
moved and the owners oeeuPanis thereof such
parties ~ e ere as be found
Resolved That in ease the and ITS Of the
moved the same before twelve O'Clock noon saturday,
August @ the ia M,s n sna m
OF this order and be authorized to incur the
DIR. Day, Sanitary superintendent, who had been
sent TO hackcnsack by the Board to collect lacts
in relation to the night soil business, presented
~ THE NIGHT SOIL BUSINESS.
hereby certify that the 10th OF July 1873 visited
the DUMPING gh soil ON The the
ensack River in the state OF New jersey and beg to
a doc Ss soil delivered only
ou SIX e @ se pap
feel long Back this which only
s %S ''Gh feet ss'
required to placed TINS she'd above spoken sands
the Os and s Sa AT the moi nSrh
repair as to be useless The night soil every
Ss Between the boat and The dock there is only about
saf hs1 D s Ss iaS superintendent
1.-The following resolution then passed.
Resolved That the necessary ARRANGEMENTS to receive
and take away the nh sS which ne assnees under
able place Tor ana to receive, be al once made.
A report upon the condition OF the streets in the
vicinity OF Washington Market and all over the city
was then received and placed on file.
THE STREETS OF NEW YORK.
~ SANITARY BUREAU, new YonE, July rs 1873.
SIR have the honor to supn,is the following report
Complied from the reports OF the Inspectors and Assistant
Inspector Jaason PTirst Third and Fifth wards re,
Of district althy than Tor tie last six weeks
and with ordinary and industry might be kept per
ill., he ssY h M1e s snd
pf Ssf sea IN Ss Ssn the ar n With of
hall ra r 9s PLACE to
to Broad sai street
ss w% Ws 10 rem Fme slss
Mc o h hosed that fresh refuse had
street eea re-
SewaR and m b was suS Of packing straw on the
house the whitehall and Pearl
assistant Inspector lockwood sSeeond sa and Fourth
% @ M e
ct Ss ihy w w dir n The
S.se INTO hs 15ST New sVet Gn sa1
Assistant INSPECTOR Emerson Seventh ward found
nothing in his worth remaring excepting that
on Saturday rubbish and garbage freshly thrown
into the the section OF East
in Birmingham and In Henry Streets between Biz
mnpham and Market streets.
Assistant Inspector Hughes eighth ward) his
streets Clean excepting Watts street and Chari street.
between varck and West streets and Greenwich street
and south Fifth avenue, between Grand and Broome
streets
Inspector Morris ninth and Fifteenth wardS report,
his district being In very good condition
Inspector Mundc Eleventh ward, finds some improve
ment in the condition both and cutters during
the past week. but complains that the inhabitants OF
houses clean their cutters once
them keep them clean.
Assistant Atwater Seventeenth ward reports
his streets comparatively clean and well swept
Assistant Inspector Hamilton sixteenth ward nds MS
district ccan excepting Twenty first street, between
Seventh and Eighth where the pavement Is bad
Inspector RensseI Eighteenth ward, finds his street s
without exception, remarkably Clean considering the