New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
THE MARKET DISPUTE.
THE HEALTH BOARD DEFED BY THE
MARKETMEN

THE CONDITION OF FULTON NARkEr
A TRIBUNE reporter called yesterday on Com
missioner stephen smith ANA vs.. p. Prentice. counsel 20
tie Board 20 Health 20 ascertain thec views relative TO
the market question. Co.i-s,0 0ler s.,l said that the
statement of the marctnen that they had received no
warning was Incorrect. They had received repeated
warnings Taev had been told individually
and collectively that The stands that cucroached on the
succt must De removed forthwith. II their business
was materially iuiCriered with because OF the sudden
and uuhcrllded demolition OF the stands they had only
themselves 20 blame During recent inter
view with Robert Cornell. President of the wash
lucion Market Association. the latter in-
formed COMMISSIONS sa.tb chat every person
IN and around the market was connected with
The association. and that every legal eZpedort would De-
resortpd Co % prevent the Board OF Health from
forciDy removing the stands. He declared Thar the
pubiic l.a-Atl as tLe Efforts of the Health Board,
and wound up vtL tho declaration. we shall
fight son al; you know i1o" The assertion was made
by the .fta.n t-t The market va 10 excellent san
itarv condition This was not so. There was no fact
better known than JlIt meat VIII become diseased IN
WasliuEful Market sooner than iu almost anY other
place 1 tle city. Produce OF aL kinds also
cccaveE sooner tl0le tll1 lL most other places This
ird.a.-e. ula .saty that the sanitary condition OF
the place gae bad when The U'alEs and flooring were
torn ND m and around market, the earth was found
10 De saturated with The duppugs Of meat aud
decayius portions OF produce. II was absurd
could be maintained under che circumstances. The
ventilation of tho rl.--et IS decidedly bad. This the
D1arI E Law. r... ..al. TIE booths and stands ont
side tla market vl.I eurlacl On tie street. CUTTERS
and nlv -1el.s. win ba removed re was in favor Of
mal-nc e.aan sweep 0f al nc.sauces.
The Lp.I1 gll probably take up The case Of Fulton
MARKET soon. Ee was iu favor OF pursuing tAe
same course there as in Washington Market 3Ir.
Prentice t.c cou-s-. 'f the Board OK Health, was
of te er. tlat She Board possessed uudsr the law,
a t-e powers needed to coupe. Obedience 20 It5 mau-
dates. I following are some ~ the provisions of the
law uuae-rioh tle Board has acted aui vl continue
20 art Section cof The laws 0i 1867 is as follows:
The v.ri nuisance used il this act. shan De
he.a CD em1lae. l.-. -ai -l,a .- A."|- '' e-'.. -'.'
Tlr-. M r calr taerso. is ovorcrovdod with
t-r.-e ru alo r.u tat same ur -- apartment. tl0i .
OF Is rur sufficiently supported ventilated, severed,
nle--.l .. actual uses a-I Whatever ..i-I-l'
The ..e Or human food or drink r.vlale.
this a.. IH.-.nge-. and all such n.I-lnces are
le.y.. -..atel aeel-- and each ana a. persons ANA
--HHr,. cIll..r or 'uala GAIN Or retain Il.l OF
au5 .aeu. ,-a. 1e .lty aud -syer-- H4l-e tor oI
ul4 .-- .-.F e-..- ----'......s - o. - -
s-.. ..- .t. -- common ia" -a.---'J UT +e-
I'D.
o. la .l. .. ---..- ~ W. o. ..'. ' =, ,,-'. -.--
pr--.rt..... .- -. -t. ..'.. -.- I'D '-,'aF Oh.
alu--...r -.. ...e--..l-. l.t passed lfi- 81. -..,
su4I .e construed 90 confer or 4s cuuiert-lE
Upol .e s-- t O.. Is o--..' '- ----.s
Fl..-.r t..-u- .. ---...s -. .- ..v o.. -..-- -o.a,
vl..- 9.-. .g.'.. u. .- 10 ~ --
... .., .-'. p. q. -a.- ID .r-e. ~ 1a.rsa-s il
r#
to ... ..r l-.----0 I-. D.. u.s. hereby expressly
raI aud complete power r-l reference f. tIe
Ven I'D. d.. s- aud c.e. ll.ns- of s.cl stands.
,....... ..r..... 1 I'D s.I4 .-. .Iac. said l.t-
fLe ....-- .- .a d. sidewalks 1r .zlsllr la-, s
.-. s..I -e-rl a.-.Is .-.a.-- .y pos. .la
f-8ul .l ..e ..- -----.e %. .-s l-t re.all-. .a-
ton. .--.- -- o- a-a .s tT.. --. .l,-zas IS ..-
Wa----. aua "..r Washington MARKETS. lu s-lA ci,l.
And -.- Ly.-- s-.l ae' nave 10 7'." "i-.---,' ".-
Nl..- ..- of -'.-'.- .--. -....' '.'.'-- '' '-.
Via. al...i costs .-..--.- - '- .--u e.'..-- .4
Q-.....- -a.- .e l-. a..- TO TIE Treasurer ol Tie
FL. ... -a-t lo person engage. .l selling or keeping
iai .. --. ....' -.-f
el.r. ...- l t.- 'l D. n. ..--.. '- 7-..- '-.-' VA
'-l. . I.... ...-.l .-..- owner. lessee. or tenant
OF --r -..aa ar .l---ll-. s-.-- also" gay "+.. '-
S.l-- & - .. ..-... .-- -.l.saIE or
cur....... a.r G -a-l -i.-..-r- j. allowed 10 p-s,
.....- ol ...e.-l -uo.. Il...3.a or cll1-
rioa.. ..- la .-.- E-..l VI p,-.- ---l.f o Joe
,l,-7 I'D rr..r s.rr.. oi slcl cul.. Eie..ou- or
pas,..i a.i shall s.. person al." all ".- -A1'l..-
n -.. 80 81. .r ... ur ,.. -lere.-uil. -Ya- .iE
s-r.. r -.r. rrr -Il. tr a rle- cause -e -lJae -H
pas. 10 ... e. ~. rivers. .r -4.o d sewer
rrr.lr u-A.-IL- FOR TIE MAEEETufS.
TIE e-o,.I l-.a-i.el have not 4s T.r aimed size
for their business. Superintendent DeVoo visited tla
-l..- , -er..- all With 1I- Ea-lemaa. t-a Clerk
Of the l-s.t, Ae.f 20 consultation w-.l t-e elected
srar,-.l...r4 Nothing definite was arrived
a. it Us sI-e.--ed that the ground
fronting 51 t-t yls.y-s Tler rear ot "-st "a.l-l.aA
Marss. ae given r-e butchers who lo-i ,-el -o7.
F-. ID 40 s.ca- Dol. .cc.4lol.t-I. Pans -ll t-a II.-
r.-,i buildings are being dawn up ulder tle
superg.4ou Of three Of tAe Oldest Hla-Aat.neA.
II .- more than probable that the matter
VII De s..led to-day, ald the stands erected
by Monday Prof. Chandler 1as promised tAa1 'Ae
dll1uI .-.r8uud -Il4 Us removed iO.t1"-il' as inc
steu ar.d vo-s great loss 20 those having stands I'D
1Is go.--. Tie rel.lrs ueoesstat-d Dy the removal
of tne outer row Of sheds around Washington Market
are neal.- completed
1HE ELrAiRs oy FULTON MARKET
SANITARY Inspector james yesterday made a l'iAI-
survey AND inspection OF F-tJa II .rzet He wal. report
AZ the next meeting 20. tine Board Of Health, aud until
such time declines TO maize public the result
of Dis .uve--I-a.lJu. The work OF regeneration
which was be-lu on Thursday in accordance
with -ae orders " Col Deyoe went slowly yester-
day The wooden awning belonging % the market mas
been raised posts have been placed under i' as
,,,-.. and Iscs--erews are iu position. Everything
"a ready 90 raise the sheds which work mas been De-
gun. which vII probably be done this morning. Re
pair have not been begun on any stands "lch were
moi Nut i1 tit nauds OF the carpenters on Thursday
III INVESTIGATION OF Inspector James winch began al
ID. r.. occupied much time. and not nook OF Granny
as overlooked by the INSPECTOR but every obnoxious
odor and every uoisome exhaaton carefully uaced