The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13

when he accostod by bury brute in the torn OF
a man as tollows:--
..whats der malder wild 'em 2"
The fellow looked tIuly ferocIous as he stuck out his
lower In ana folded his arms to make himself look
ing hin that he wished 10 stable some COWS, and asked
The terms Tho bury brute called over sleek lnd-
viduai VINO wore brown overcoaI Inc iasl IA,
dvidnal had long silky beard and he was recognized
as one Of tho Brooklyn milkmen. When ne came 10
the writer the following conversation took place.
"Do you wish TO stable cows ~
Yes; We thought of it, provided you've got room
enough"
). How low, many any have you so's"
s'whcrc they2"
'un their way here from the West; We expect them
In lew days -
Are they new cows: 20
"oh, yes; they are all new mich cows What do
they charge here head 20
.'Scventy-sevcn cents"
"wcll suppose we brought one or two hundred
head Wouldn't they mako reduction 7"
NO. don't think 50. I've got one hundred head
here, aud that's what paw"
.iiow often do they feed them ~
'.fhrce times u day and twice On Sundays"
"Do they Gave men 10 look alter the cattle ?"
No; you have TO . keep your own man. All they
suppose wc go over to tho Office and see tho
bosss"
"Ali right answered our informant, as he kindly
showed US the way, hoping thereby TO get new GUS
toner the dstIllcrs. When we entered the ohcc
We referred to short, thick sci German book
keeper who wore black side whiskers and a mus
tachc Alter consultation with guide, TO be
everything was all right the bookIeepor answered tho
Nv hat do you charge for cows? n
'.Seventy seven cents week.
s.Have you got any room now?'
'l'll Sec" lie then called TO young man to look
the books ana after that reference he said, 1--WE
have Only got room Tor forty five"
..Do you expect 10 have any more room in tho sum-
mer timer
Il don't know; sometimes We do; that is, somebody
might turn their cows OUT 10 grass this summer"
,.Arc you sure they wiYn
.sNo IT'S only probablc."
Tna LEGAL PENALTY.
ks we III a NJ no
The trucks have The brand large gilt letters "Ga,
Fiulschmann Il Co, Disllersn The nam Ia
mar and thoughts went back TO yeast bread that had
been eaten coming from wagons bearing the Title OF
the above ilrm. The owners are very wealthy and
orlve about town behind magnificent teams. Thee IS
section IN the sanitary laws Of this State that reads
as tcllows;--
Amy person who shall adulteras milk, with view Of
tor The q MIX ias ths a KEY o. Tor saa Or sx
aoa that produces Or
some milk shaii deemed sn.y Of misdomesnor. and
$50 ior and every offence; and II the fine paid
Pen,entiary County All until said shall be paid.
Every nan employed on the place. us woll CAT,
FeiscnInann 4 Co.. IS liable 10 punishment under tho
above law They all avow that twothirds oil the cows
confined the above place are act ually rotten They
know that the feed produces impure milk. The hrm
OF hogs ut the above place. The pork was pamed OIL
the unsophisticatcd people Of New FORK and Brook
Ign corI-ied pork.
THE swtLL MILK PRODUCT.
Each COW confined Ia tho above place will average
sixteen quarts OF milk day. Eight hundred multl-
pied by sixteen gives total daily product OF swill
mix from this place alone Of II, $40 quarts fnat
number OF quarts OF this vile poison is capable OF kill
Ing hall the children Of tuis city Brooklyn Tho
Health Board must know that the above place SENDS
mik 10 xiii inints ana YET the Board has taken
action IN the matter. The Brooklyn
Health Board stands by a delightful state
oil apathy, and It's iniantile death rate rises
and still they say nothing. Queens county
authorities look on with bland smile and do not APP
pear caro- long as their cockighs go anu they
Unused. The milKmen are all wealthy, AMI II is
their nature to club together, and II has been whs
percd that Queens county jures very intelligent
The milkmen all drive to the swill establishment with
their wagons, anu never meet with molestatlon IRON
police along the road Arc they also intelligent?
the OF The writer's visit mix wagon stood in
the yard; 1T was visible from the road. The wagon
borc the inscription '222 Hillary street. upon the
back panel Nobody offered hindranco when It drove
directly past The station house.
HELP YOURSELVES.
be made upon Mr.. Bergh. He can arrest tho people
on the charge OF cruelty 10 animals. II Is not only
cruelty ANIMALS but pcrnicious 10 the health OF the
community. II the Health Board cannot protect the
public why cannot society be organized Tor the pre-
vcIton Of cruelty 10 human beings, with some at
the head oil IL who will act with honest deter minaton
An unprolcssionul would DO Tho best. whose timo
would not be occupied IN endcavoripg TO build up
medical practice. What does Mr. Bergh says