The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-30

generally bad condon Of the street psvements
tenant aI;t, house portions q the ward -,
streets already sSpained Of asapt Of repair have not
.tTe esRsetoT ESSsrs Gwsntya. ward reports his
se assistant lnspeeI Strong upper part q Twenty
tele Of anything offensive Tenth avenue at its june
earth and stones thrown rom an unfinished sewer and
wss 9% hydran at The north
midway to fS e block S the bs ds as far as the
n W S been done recently open ,and danger
The condition of the unpaved streets has not been
ssee last week The gutter on The north side Of
is y With garbage sna waste a waer
O 20 ses sGs Sh
say w ms 1 sarS and ssrs n SS
tween sixtieth and sixty streets West Fifty ninth
sxear and n sa's Gd
seventh and sixtyeshth Streets between Boulevard and
Inspector Post dover part Of Nineteenth ward reports
ms M ,s IN very fair condition Ct except
streets street between First and Sec.
o ond ny third street between First and Sec
avenues siiy street between First Second
seventh streets Second avenue between Forty sixth and
For y,ninth streets between fltyi and Fifty filth
as and
" d winch Is s'pe'" W2L ide%l B. DAY ND.
Sanitary superintendent
OTHER DIRTY STREET DISTRICTS.
DR.. Strong sent in the following report on some
frightful districts up town. 1t was read and
adOpted:-
fGsrss R ss honor the following r.po.
on ON, po%ron Of my district comprising block +. and
s sn III The Sy wn's s'S
s SS & n hs ana Of on The SSeh
osaz ,v %hn nj; ; nc
is WitsS1i paraiieI the whole district
ed and nearly every yard has saanS s water
ss I'll AMY ss
I ss sa @ sssS al 81 d com
ee ns % The
is hardly possible think such escape con-
ovs4 @ snd shs .saa
to two G S snS
fever are
statement Of the work done during the past
week in the several bureaus OF the Health Depart
ment was then made.
DiARRHOEAL DISEASES.
The following communication was received from
the Office OF tue Registrar oil Records
BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS, July %. 1873.
sInThe number Of deaths reported to the Bureau or
t Ha prseeas n he the weea July n
ct S.ns on the 18th in
hve years OF age and II being charged to common diar
Last 20 Of the $40 deaths Of children under
average Of the past Ave years for the cofresSosdins
1905 inhabitants annually and in the previous Week it
s anS 81 hs IS wEo ssa 1a Of
ae Vast sse Teff and h s
ceeded co years each
street and block where it occurred Though in
indicate Certain anheathu districts and blocks thst
aneny the most sickiy districts in the city and are
chiefly by classes quite above the poorest and
artisan and laboring classes
account for saeh noray We
hnd a marked district on twenty seventh and Twenty
from Thirty SEVENTH street to Forty Street from
4? ns 1:
T! But 'ss is:
aos
o
we complete the chart places where infants per
the numerous that make up the great Cause Of ex
city the in ar s nos MUy S
e eafb Gs measures which the Board Of
all a%s Ea iss
ss sy ys AMID AMID
sSsss that now 2EIshS Hxa H. b. Esss,raT
THE THIRTY EIGHTH DISTRICT.
The inspectors OF the Thirty-eighth district re-
ported that they found tallOw rendering eStab
lishment in stable; that on saturday the Algon-
qun attempted to receive or discharge some bags,
samples OF which they have declined to give for
analysis; that Davis u Harrington, West Forty
third street, were sending Oila to the rendering
dock In an open cart; that the Gas Company was
nu in n Wifi
attention to the sewers at the loot OF Forteth and
Forty first streets, where the stranded onal, they
say, is in horrible condition.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH RESOLVES.
Resolved That the Board OF Police be and are hereby
tie to be esn6
ana ea the Dock the o and
H the 1s
gard to dead animals in different par,s of the a..
officers Of the Rendering Company or their boat who
s Odefea
Yin s G s.ouss he
and o. any one offending against the proyi
right entrance and inspection to the inspectors
Resolved THAT in the OPINION OF this Board the use Of
and street dirt DANGEROUS to le and detrimental to ne
penetrate the market and iwure the meats exposed
Resolved, That the Department of Docks urgently
pse fhst G Woa be and IS Hereby
in the % hon of the Sanitary Code
the amended section be then advertised according to
law.
Resolved, That the Sanitary superintendent be and
that he hereby is requested investigate the
which closets emptied, and to report to this
Board.
The following additional ordinance was passed -
That no adulterated deleterious COfees, teas or
other preparations from which drinks are made,
shall be bought, sold. held. or offered Tor sale.
The following is q comparative statement OF con-
tagious diseases reported to this Bureau for the
two weeks ending July 20, 1879 q.
Tepers--N nh SD1U
7yphus. Typhoid. Scarlet. Measles 1eria por
July 49,. 4S IL 20
July 3d.. a 10 SO 2
Respectfully submitted,
W. DE +. DAY, NJ. d., sanitary superintendent.
The house on the southeast corner of Fifty third
street and Madison avenue ordered t. be
vacated, and the Board adjourned to meet on
Friday next