The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20
STREET ANNoYANcEs.

STREET ANNOIANCESs
s'Tired or Taxpaying Tor Street Cleaning" sends
word that ftssh street, betweea Third, Lexington,
Fourth and Madison avenues, has not becn cleaned
since the middle OF October last year That enough
without MY comment, and who has cleaned the
steps Oh the crossings OF tho railway Fourth avenue)
between Forty ninth and Fifty fifth s:rcetsg Our
Lord In heaven sprinkies the trains OF tho ladies'
clean and sweep
"a Storekeepcr'' says that the corner OF Chatham
and Chambers aud la TACT the whole block from Cham.
bers TO Pearl street, almost impossible windy
day, As tho dust blows so that one cun hardly soc.
"A Physiciunn would respectfully call the atentic
OF the ctrcet Cleaning Commission TO the condition Of
Thrtyfourth street, between the rvor and Tjirt
nue.. There was ali attempt to clean and swesp It a
long time ago. by very old AMI decrept mst. IL
would obIige tho residents II the attempt made
more.
.raxridden Tenant asks our energetic Strcot
Cleaning Bureau II residents >, the side Of The
Bowcry Ia the Fifteenth or Seventeenth ward.
AS tho Fifteenth ward carimon pass their doors empty
and tell them they are IA the Seventeenth, "Tenaas"
would like TO place himself on some asninan q
route, for barrel has stood on his sidewalk moro
"K' insists that Forty.hfth street. between Second
and THIRD avenues, OF the most shameful sights
this On this block six ionds oil old caus
CATS boots brooms dogs and DIRT oi ali sorts POSI-
lively has NOT been swept from before beginning OF
winter Till now. Dust and disease III tho air
'Surgo Ut Prosslm' would like to know what sense
Is there Ia tho Street Commissioners having the dirt
made INTO heaps in the streets, anu tncn letting
mani West Fourth street, Sixth avenue, was. thus
decorated over tour weeks ago, and wo1ld like to
know when the Commissioners will condescond to
send carts 10 have u removed.
complaints" thus describes his agony:-"0h, the
stencil O'Clock last night Forty seventh
street, near seventh avenue Why arc bono bo,lin x
establishments allowed TO poison tho air and drive
away the populatiou!"
.One OF the Suiferers wishes to draw the attention
oil Mr.. Douglass 70 tho ab0ninabo nuisance the resi-.
dents Of Tnirtysixth street, between Broadway aud
Seventh avenue, have to submit TO- The street
partially swept about o week ago into piles two
three feet high and seventy five iect apart resembling
n Of prurc dog mounds, which are RAPIDLY icing
destroyed by tho passing vehicles and our April
brcezes. Another intoerabo nuisance Is the large
display OF dIlnpdated carts, Wagons, trucks, &C.,
which occupies both sides OF tho street near Broad
way. II may be that this obstruction Is the cause
OF the non-removal oil thor immature dust niis
"a Taxpayer asks. els there no law against "a con-
between FIRST and Second avenues, every evening
is laid double railroad track ~
Hques Shelter ask the HERALD to please call tho
attention OF the proper authorities to the hole ~ tho
In front OF No 30 Cortandt street IL has been
there tor several months, and Is both dangerous to
horse and vehicle, and also ILLS with mud and
when II rains, and Its depth cannot DO seen by tho
driver OF passing wagon.
-. Is. I" asks the charge Of keep
ing the sidewalks OF city In order to please inspect
those OF East Twenty-fourlh street. between Lcxns-
and FIRST avenues und gave taxpayer many fall
and spraincd ankle.