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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-30
NEW YORK CITY.

The police made !, 73l arrests during the week.
the vital statistics FOR the week ending may 20
are as follows deaths. 52i; marriages, los;
births, $50; suliblrlhs, 81
The American Museum OF Natural History, Cen.
tral PARK viii hold a second reception tomorrow,
on which occasion the SGuer collection or Anti
Qultles will be exhibited Tor the nrss time.
Alta meeting or the Board Of Police Commission.
crs held yesterday, on motion OF General Smith
william Nay was appointed CLERK to tue depart
ment and assigned u the Com nIttee on Rules
ana Discipline at a salary ~ $1,000 per annum.
ABOUT 500 tons or coal have been recovered from
the wreck OF the steamer Coal Company's dock
at Brooklyn. The work is still progressing, and
more is hoped 70 be saved oy the dredging ma.
chimes. The valuable scales ana other machinery
used by the company have also been recovered.
the new York Brewers Association mas elected
tue following named delegates TO represent II az
the nfteenih yearly congress Of tie United States
Brewers Association which meets at Cincinnati,
never, Frederick Scnae FER, Jacob Holman, Jacob
Ahles, GEO. Ehret, J. q. Gilng, Joseph seitz. D. q.
schmind. "A. q. Hupiel J. Echler. Joseph Setz
George Becntel, Joseph BeRger, George Clausen
aud J. F1nton.
me number Of Americans who are on ngnt to
foreign parts seems 70 be greatly on the increase.
No less than seven steamers Lett this port yes
tereay for Europe besides two FOR the HesE
Indies and the Istnmus or Panama. The freight
list seems also TO be ~ proportion 10 the passen-
ger st. TIE total number 81 persons leaving
footed m ~ cabin ana over 600 Storage =
scngers The steamship Britannia, " the WRit8
star Ire took out 1853 saloon passenger. Two
hundred ana twenty.fOur saloon passengers de-
parte1 by the Vile do Paris, among them tue
well known brotners, Joe and Cyriile Dion.
Among tie prominent passengers on the Bolivia,
hence 10 Glasgow are the Rev. John WOOdside
aud family, or New Yerk city; MISS Beyeridge,
sister N the Governor 81 liinolsi M. James
WARDROBE merchant or New York. and Mr..
Robert EcFarlAne, Or Albany; also 243 steeraGe
passengers. hr. and Mrs. Golden Cox Bit ish
Mana l4fE rw
hal lO5 saloon passengers, including Mr. J. i.
Brewster ana family. The city oi Brussels took
ont 70 saloon passengers, among whom we're Rev
Dr. n r. Nermye, Rev. y. FERNS, OF Flushing,
aud DR.. W. ". Leavitt, or West Stockoridge Mass.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME CoUIT-CHANBERs

BY Judge Lawrence.
In the matter OF BoetZer.-I viii gra mt this order,
but the bond must be re-executed before Iapproye
or 10.
appeal having been taken from the order Of Justice
Barrett. Motion denlcd. VITA sic costs.
Hooker w. Mar .tn.-1nere IA EN- error IN MT.
chased the premises In question In June, 1875.
dhis error must 5e corfectea and aGldavit reverb.
led. see no reason ler granting the Oruer asked
Pain vs. yiImar.-f have examined the questions
objected % and see no Improperly In them. Iney
Dexter vs.. Connor.-Mosion granted, without
| costs.
dissolved 1 deny THIS motion without costs 10
eILner party.
mcnt OF divorce glaated To The plaintiff.
Suares ct al VI. me People, dc.-BOnd approved.
Tenael vs. We0er-I Visa = a explanation In This
stewart va STANDARDIZATION 20 vacate order
TO- ne examination 81 pantin denied.
Wide vs. huiutl Life Insurance ComDanys-Ihe
blanks must lie nlied up.
Me.hn rs. Connor. Explanation wanted.
Hawkes. W. Keiso.-On payment 81 $40 costs or
motion the piaintln MAJ nle new undertaking
In tie Matter o. Burden; Crump ". The Mayor.
dc.; Ueel W. HARRISON; III the Matter Of Master
sOn--Granted.
SUPERIOR CoUItT-sPEuAL TERM
By Judge Van Worst.
Croker vs.. Luipg et al.-MJuon granted.
Weber Vi. Weber-Osde OF reference granted.
harrison et al Va. kirk ct al.-Mouon denied,
without costa
By Juf &c Curtis.
schmidt e. al. w. Stern.--Apphcaton denied.
In the matter OF Ellis. Petition granted.
COMMON PLEAs--sPECIAL TERN.
~ Judge j. r. Daly.
Studweu ". knuarL -0raer resettled. See
dram, Win Clerk.
Jo5son vs.. Drew.-Motfsn denied
Larle vs. Ih0mps0n.--See memorandum for
counsel
sckener e. al W. Adler.-Motion to discharge
order OF arrest denied VIVA $40 costs. see
opinion.
Grom vs.. Congregation -Adas TsraeL-Notion or
DEFENDANT hetzier denied. Juarment in favor or
Met2ier 20 be cancelled aIad execution set aside,
with $40 costs.
Parker VS.. Caarhan.-Motfon to onen default
granted on terms. see aefslston
New York Lie Insurance. Company W.. Ross
Allowances Of 500 granite 4 to guardian in iuli OF
costs
Harrison w. Pamer.--Mtntton granted. Opinion.
Herring vs.. Mortimer, ii .--MOtlon denied, VITA.
ruk ra4ta
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BROOKLYN.

There were 53I arrests by the police or Broogyn
during the past week.
large number or barrels OF crooked whiskeyr
were marked for conascatlon Dy collector Free.
iaad in tue Eastern District yesterday.
Theodore Gubert, an infant. twenty months old,
feiIinro sink ia the rear OF No. 10 Bremen street.
aud was sIGocated. Coroner Nolan was notified.
Tlomas McMasters walked out or q third story
window, while in a state or somnambuancy. AZ his
residence In North Tenth street, f.. D., on satur-
day morning, and was SO terribly injured that bis
recovery IL doHptiul
The Board OF Estimate met yesterday and con-
sidered the estimate for educational purposes for
the year 1876. The Board OF Education asked for
a 2Gs 7os TRe reduction on the total thus far
a saTp. goo. The Charity Commissioners asked for
sail 668. Tne sum allowed was t543,oiS. Ins
Hayer said that the budget must be 50 reduced
that the tax rate shall not be higher than y Is this
year.
Mr. wriiam J. Eden visited q barber shop In
Washington street yesterday and hung up ms coat,
in the pocket or which was a wallet containing
1915 IN money, check on the Mechanics Bank
Tor S350s and deeds OF Philadelphia property
valued al f43G coo. while ne was being shaved
stranger 10 IS believed, walked on VIA the fortune
named Tbe onicers are on the track Of Lhe sus-
pected rogue.
There was another meeting o. the jar Com
r,fttos Of the Board or Supervisors held yeater-
aay ~ investigate tne escape OF the two female
shopllners. Martin and Murray, who broke ont oi
mat s.rat RIDDEN penn a FEW DAYS ago. Several
witnesses were examined, bus nothing was
ELECTED to eliminate Bfundage, the engineer Of
seen standing a ladder talking 10 me rozues IA
IN
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HUMBUG INVESTIGATIONS.

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
see by your paper that the police surgeons
have made visit 70 the Harlem Flats, by order OF
the Police Board, and that tAe Board OF Health
have also been requested 10 ascertain whether or
not, ii their Judgment, the 1lng-in material now
used by the street Cleaning Bureau is detrimental
to health ana likely 10 provoke miasmatic pesti-
ience- II seems 10 me this Is all a mistake. What
do police surgeons who hack and cut limbs,
know about miasms2 They are, or ought TO be,
masters OF anatomy-.nat's all. AS TO the
Board OF Health, composed or such learned old
fogles as Dr. Jaleway, what do they know about
such mattersY Humbugl konsensel Fudge
Gammonl
DR.. Janeway is great physician, no doubt &C
cordlng TO the disciples OF the old schools, but
what does he know about the dumps compared
to such modern medical lnminares as Dlsoecker,
Emeritus Professor o. Garbage IN tae Mulberry
mysterious convection between smells and health
compared TO such distinguished explorers Of
Mills, or DR.. Jonesf II Is true McQaade and Jones
and Ambrose and Mills possess no diplomas, nave
no cerJidcaLes rom colleges or universities, but
what are parchment and paper Endorsements
when weighed against the most vide and THOR
ough experience u our mosern operatorsr Inc
answer Is TOO evident % De put doHn Ia oiacK ana
white.
NO sir. what we want, we benignted people OF
Yorkvllle anu Harlem. is to be let alone-lke the
great anu good Jefferson DAVIS We want our
SINE IL all to ourselves lt Is q luxury we monuPo-
lie aud wish TO monopoze. We ike typhoid.
We delight In mlasma oi al sorts and kinds. we
want so ne spst IN this Island Of Manhattan where
PIGS and goats aud toads may chiefly nolTlsh.
Bus if y0u must interfere with us, then let
NcQuade Jones' Ambrose Mills, DlsbecKer TO. be
chiefly consulted. Let the advice ofDr. Disbecker,
who lives heaven knows how ar away, be taken IA
preference 70 the daly experience Of people
who live in the very heart Of the Improvement
Let DT. MCQuaGe pass judgment-McQuade, whose
fee Tor his valuable m behal Of the health
OF the city mas only amounted to about 500, 900,
thus FAR. and VINO confidently expects $4,000
phlHathropic gentlemen wROse Interests ID the
matter are larger thal tAoso Of anT other person
always excepting the patriotic AcQuafel, decide
Tor a. whether We slau continue TO have smells or
no smells, typhoid or no TYPHOID, cEoera yellow
a LOVER OF SMELLS
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the nealthlest climates upon the eartn. lhls VS.
hut few years ago. The Inhabitants 81 thar clty
had always, n appears instead o. removing tleir
garbage aud manifold impurities 81 eonslutIaDie
pOpulallon, been accustomed - bary mem Just
below tue surface Of the SOIL ~ any spaces hot
covered vita buildings throughout the town, 80
lhat IN the process Of time the Huple clty pOt ~.
become mass OF corruption, Win lhlh cIu9t y
& oesMssn !. @uh IN 'a - not
~ - ,,,, 49, 800 r,aov
remembered; out aero WAS the Under OOA IeaoJ
Tor tue spark, winch at lengtl leN upon IL anu lno
rtrV
SEw I'm, ,rrpp - aTpPPr ~ gANrNG
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THE ERIE RECEIvERSHrP.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HEHALD:-
reporter 10 a morning Journal IN purportnn
te give the result or an Interview with me In ref.
erence to the Erie receivership, makes me say -
.Tne appointment might have been arranged for
BY Mr.. Gould and Mr.. Barlow but II there was any
understanding between them Mr.. Jewett was not
prtyy 10 it.- desire to say that made sucn
statement which would thus give color 10 an IN
slauation against Mr.. Barlow, or any state
ment which intimated doubt OF MS en-
tire fidelity to the interests OF the COM
pany for which he was acting as coun-
sell or that ne had done anything In refer
ence TO the recelvership without the knowledge
OF Mr.. yewett. For a year past have been fully
conyersant with Mr. Barl0W's relation 10 the Erie
Company. and l have pleasure IN stating that mis-
course has met my appreciation, am believe IL
has ol every one OF my associates in the Board.
MAY ask OF you the favor 10 publish this note
a. an act or justice TO Mr.. Barlow as well as to make
q correction due rom myselff Very respectfully,
MAY Is, 1875. JNO. A. Z. GRAY.
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VERDICT IN A CONSPIRACY CASE

During the week rather singular conspiracy
case was tried In the Essex County, New Jersey.
Quarter Sessions 1t was that OF Austin Mcclellan,
Magnus Schncting, Paul Scnnetzle. Edward g..
Cohon, James Il. Bowen and William A. Hon-
metster. indicted for alleged conspiracy 10 defraud
Philip Albrech and John Dreher, Newark BUILDERS
onI OF the value or two houses they had built near
grck Church, In East orange.
Upon the trial IL came out that Bowen, VINO Dc
longs to Rockaway, was entirely innocent ana
tDat Hoffmeisrer mad ned the conatry
ON Thursday tue case went to the Jury. Severaf
times they came in unable TO agree, there being
in the twelve just one stubborn Juror, VINO ceuia
not or would not he convinced.
Yesterday morning they came into court, stand
Ing eleven for conviction and one FOR aclulttal,
inst as they stood when they went out. They
looked very tagged and worn out They were sn-
ysed that unless they agreed before the afternoon
was over the Court would hold the together Till
MONDAY. They retired and the stubborn Juror
"weakened.n The jury soon returned with
verdict OF guilty.
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THE PoLICE SURGEONS.

10 THE EDITOR or The HERALD
The Police Commissioners have delegated their
surgeons 10 report about the Harlem nat smells.
DisDecker Is the head or me ponce job, which
means that the commissioners have arranged TO
have good repors made to the efsct that bad
smells ana foui doors are healthul, and that gar
page Is good thing FOR Harlem and lOr x
vile. Well, genueMen or the Police abd
Health boards, TINS trick WILL not 90.
The people see throngh It. IL A. TOO
tnrn, ia the language u the day. Let me- as
one CITIZEN whose nose ana stomach nave been
frequently upset oy tie rasc2ly operations ~ Nc
Quaae and Ambrose, warn you that you will all be
held 10 strict responsibility II ~ any tfickery you
LONGER countenance TINS abominauon. Inc con-
tractors should be dumped into tEeir oU mud
beds, and you. gentlemen, viii deserve the same
fate. ia IL not irving the patience OF people a
little TOO much % suppose theJ ctnnot Ju9ge Of
In the world CAVE.
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Payment made ii excess 81 original estimated 81
ss8' p q T. 'O"'''''0'' V'e'1'''s ~''' =
The sections OF tho contract as signed By Jones
4 McQuade, relating TO tlis work. are very clear
ana exact A Patagonlan coul0 have unders God
the instructions there laid down. But IL would
appear tnat Mr.. McQuade did NOT, Tor ne failed N
almost every particular 70 carry out the WORK a.
lie promised. HIS contract, cory "a winch IS IN
tie possession OF the HERALD. declares:-
me earth aing al cases shan b q the kind and
SIC 2. When enhankment may b. found necessary to
nv wiith ana shapes SHOWN on he plan 81 Tie WORK
Tue SHAH BE- prepared by carefully grl6oing and
clearing ii, renewing all loose rock stone ami all
rnucG or improper material q whatever nature. The
sand, tree from al stone ~ above tour inches IN
diameter and q hose below hat ize not g exceed enc
fhe il AZ eases he covered a. least one foot
serbed d tie width AM shapes shown on the pan Of
Coal ashes perfectly tree from All garbage other
impurities Re used a. hling w 20 within one loot
1he ning i 10 5e q GOOD, clean, wholesome earth
the contract further PROVIDES that
An the materials furnished aud al the work done
nj fe il accordance Win THIS specification shal Be in
worA done that s.al be accordance theTeBiths
THE LEGAL REMEDY.
This section or tne contract aHords the Heath
Board the legal redress which II seeks, and with
the cooperation ~ the Department oil PuOiic
Works there Is no sensible reason why every
ounce OF lhIs refuse matter now befOullng the ar
81 Harlem stall not 0e either removed Or covered
up forever TIE pe0cle LOOK G. tue two depart
meats or me CITY government ior relief whether
or ROt tretr hopes WILL DC realized y question 70
be setlea by lIne.
WHAT rHs PUBLIC WORKS ENGINEER SAYS.
Mr. Towle the Eng neer or sewers, states that
whlle McQn4de was entirely under the control Of
the Department o. Pubic orgs an Inspector was
on hand all the tune who saw mat the y OK vas
carried on ID the proper manner. The Engineer
explains that contractors nave hnallT EXTENDED
nor work - A. 70 Include the swamns bets cen
l06th and lOstn streets ana THIRD and Firm ave-
800 no seen 81 Womb 6e reieeted ~ tie ~.
mr. Nrnf WI HN 10 al va1
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GROSS CARELEssNESs

Yesterday afternoon, about ten minutes befors
six O'Clock, gentleman residing ID Jersey city
mad a narrow escape rom being kii cd whlie pass
lag the Northern Hote en- Cortlandt street, at the
corner q West The building is being pulled
down. and the workman hurled the
bricks down 10 an awning, from
wniCn they bounded So the street. Ont.
OF these bricks passed within a Few inches OF the
heag Of tAe gentleman Ia question and Iell on tne
track Where one Of the morse cars OF the crOsl-
town line had been standing Few moments pro.
viOusly. As there Is n constant stream Of passen-
gers traVersihg the sidewalk al this place 10 ana
from tie Jersey City Jerry, this reckessnaM ol Tia
saiekf az TIA n"Aiic is . aerlans mataaE
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above court yesterday ana held ~ Justice BixD
in $500 bail each To answer.

above court yesterday ana held by Justice blxDl
In 300 bail each To answer.
THE SAME OLD STORY
Isaac r. Cotton resides at No. 40 Barclay street
when he Is az home, and he had better nave
been AT home on Friday night last, for II such mac
been the case he would not nave met AIMS
Fagen, who succeeded In enticlng him into mouse
In sullivan street, and there roDDing MIN OF 80
Cotton, when he discovered his loss, calleo Ia
Onlcer Murphy, OF the Eighth precinct, VINO ~.
rested Anna, but did not succeed In recovering
the money. the prisoner was held in $1,000 bail
10 answer q charge OF larceny from the person.
RETURNED HOME.
For some time past young man named Frank
p. Phener mas been a resident OF the Penltentlary
under sentence for petit larceny. few days
since he made his escape and remained az large
until yesterday, when ne was arrested by Ofncet
Price or the twentieth precinct. justice BiXby
committed aim TO the care OF the commissioners
OF Caarities and Correction and BY them he Will
be returned TO his old home.
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TONES POLICE COURT.
Before Justice C,tterbourg.

ARREST or Az ALLEGED SNEAK THIEr.
The outgoing European passenger steamers
from thus port have Tor some time past sunerea
much from the depredatlOns Of a gang or sneak
thieves VINO, under the guise or sceing friends
"Onn come on board and carry. away various ar
teles Of value. Yesterday once Qnigley, or the
Harbcr Police, arrested ore >. r. Weld, whose
movements he had traced frOtm early morning
until the departure oil the Ctty OF BRUSSELS and
whom ne had noticed going on and coming on
several outgSing steamers
lie could gtve no satisfactory account OF himself
when arrested, and vas taken DC lore Justice OF
terbOurg, WI no rcmanded him Tor III rtner ev Ience
Weld 10 said 10 be well known nv Ell tnieL
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Smith.
A sALEswoMAN IN TROUBLE

BALEbWUMAN IN I11UUI9Il1'
on wednesday last a lady named Bridget Ryan,
residing at Fort Hamilton entered millinery
establishment In Division street and requested "a
be shown some bonnets. she selected one. but as
she and the saleswoman, Anna Black, could not
agree upon a price she laii 1t down and proceeded
to leave the store. Hardly had she reached tne
door, however, before Anna rushed upon ner ana
tore her shawl. valued At IS, from her BACK. MIS-
RYAN procured warrant for her arrest on
charge OF larceny from the person the warrant
was served yesterday by Oflcer Mccormick OF the
Court squad, and Justice Smith held the prisoner
In $500 bail answer.
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SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERM

Before judges Brady, Davis and Daniels.
IMPORTANT DECISION UPON THE RECEPTION OF
HEARSAY EVIDENCE.
John Virgins was indicted, tried and convicted
or the crime Of grand larceny IN the Court OF Gen.
eral Sessions, before Judge Sutherland aRd SEN
fenced to State Prison for i've years. II was
alleged that the larceny was committed by trick
ana device. The claim was that he mad asserted
that certain Arms desired TO purchase the property
charged to have Deen fel0niously obtained. The
prosecution, 10 sustain the charge, undertook 10
prove that the nrms named had no existence in
fact, and TO establish their allegation The Court
declarations OF residents al the places where the
prisoner had alleged the FIRMS were doing
business, STAT there were no such nrms
at those places Various exceptions were
taken during the trial by Mr.. John D.
Nett the prisoners counsel, and on
a writ or error the was carried 70 this court,
trlct Attorney Phelps Appearing In oppositsn. In
It's decision Just given, Judge Daniels writing the
opinion, tue Court fully sustained the points
raised by Mr.. Mott ana oraered new trial.
ACCESSIBILITY OF PROOF AS TO sIMIIAE ACTS.
George Meyer sold goods oy sample. lie re
tanned some or the goods given him and was ar
rested on charge OF grand larceny. tried and
convicted and sentenced for nye years TO State
Prison. During the trial the prosecution was
permitted to prove other acts or similar
Character at and about tue time OF the commission
Mr. william r. klatZtHg, removed tie case TO thIs
court by writ o. error. In an opinion given by
Judge Daniels tne Court holds that other acts
PLAINLY within the common purpose or design
have been allowed a. legal evidence OF II Ia trea
son, murder. ronbeTy, ars0n, emsezziemeIt,
iraad receiving stolen goods and Other Gases, aud
G uded la the sane principle. Tie Judgment or tue
Court below was affirmed.
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WASHINGTON PLACE PoLTlCE COURT
Before Judge BixBs
arAnnINq ATTRAyL

on Thursday night last twc, run1ans, named
Robert Harrington aud Chsrleii Hays. brutally as
sauted and beat Louis Ungrick and MS wife, near
their residence, a. No. All sevg atn avenue Wnile
Harrington was beating the Woman Hays STABBED
the man In the arm and leg innicpnR painful,
tnou0b nor dangerous woupds, The rascals were
suuseque ntly arrested by fOmcpr MARTIN 81 ms
TWenty-nuntn precinct 1hsE were pf0u3nh % -
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A BOTTLE BUYER BOTTLED Up.

An itinerant petty merchant vas arrested yes
tcr1ay, in HoboEen, for having Ia his posses Ion
d large number Or empty bottles Labelled ana
bearing trade MARKS on them. There IL q law IN
Jersey prohibiting sucn tranlc, and the Wanderer,
on being arraiRneu before Recorder BOhnstedL,
WAS uuIcted ~ vt~sua Of onA - "a urogainna.
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swamps that we're never ned in marked
ege ~ ne man, s ne en unhealthy *
have not been sufficiently oiled IN q bury the poisonous
and hen occurs AFTER very high toe These parts
inches u hing a. lar as we can Judge This secuon
the portion recently MED under tne direction 81 the
been ended IS undoubtedly great improvement bat
sufficient amount has not been deposited over the
flowed by any tide. Unpleasant odors undoubtedly
alhng natural soil is deposited. Third-As
evidence o. the fact thai no INJURIOUS influence y ex
filling in the health Of the persons employed BY the con-
ample proof that the material used the manner of
nlhng in was not under any circumstances maIiogs 70
character and composition o me drt the aSro da
dtfioa AZ ali those labsrinF in The scews those
carrying the dirt and living ia the immediate vicinity =
properly and scientifically performed finhThere can
odors Until the whole 81 the swamp lands IN this section
have been entirely and conn ietely nned "a anis w
oenent The odors arising ir9m NC siagnant p9oG n =,
north 81 Ninety ninth street Al far lo4th
street AMI east 81 do,rnnd m Tsnns Attention.
sixIhIhe dirt 4 compoed o. about nineyhs scd pss
e ana % be eas e n II erns bard ana concrete
mass When sacenty Genosited that + proof against
marked BLACK In map ana dos net emit any
Win TWO ieet natural earth This conclusion es
peciay lmpresseI upon Us rom ne ms
aud tie Third ana Fourth avenues seyenth-We would
respectfully SUGGEST as measure oil Improvement,
that IL may be advisable 10 apply the di1ntectlnt
while the sc0ws being loaded, and also that the
covering OF earn the deposited dirt be kept
closer the original filing, there being, in some IN,
hundred leet OF street sweeping filing ahead
OF 4 pure earth covering
We are, sir respectfully, your obedient servants,
a. II. HENRY. Ghief Surgeon
r. Leroy satterlee, stephen T. Cook, Charles Phelps
Charles III WADE William A. Varian special Committee
ol Surgeons Of Police.
We fully concur III the above report ;-John H. Down,
Eemn Mcclellan Hans Powell George stewart H. NJ.
Nc Donald M. b. b. w. Mcleod. W H. Ensign. s. Water
IN Il NJ. Purroy I. 4. Thomas Hamilton walker, y.
r. Fetter, Surgeons OF Police.