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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-09

With the May meeting of the Silk Associa-
ton of America, the industry it represents is
reviewed for the past year. The business has
not been lively but the failures were few, not
involving large amounts. The chief cause OF
depression is the inability of people in general
to buy expensive silk goods, and this is the
case abroad as well as at home. In Europe
the dread of war also embarrasses enter
prise here the fear of tariff legislation effects
the same result. The silk-makers still
entertain hopes that radical measures will
be taken to suppress fraud at the Gus
tom House in undertaking invoices. since
this form of deceit is now fully recognized i'll
reports to the Secretary of the Treasury. That
these hopes are not very strong, is, however,
evinced by a scheme for specific instead Of ad
valorem duties which is set forth in the As
sociatiOn's report. 1t is needless to say that
if the frauds under the present tariff could
certainly be suppressed, the silk manufacture
ers would not be found favoung any scheme
for changing the system of levying duties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-09

The journalist who preferred complaint
against one of the Tompkins Square COM
munists for threatening his life, did genuine
public service. 1t illustrates the whole lolly
of the Tompkins Square theories that these
threats should have been made because
of the reflections contained in certain news
paper articles, and proceeded from man
who has 10 doubt raved hundreds of times
about the freedom of the press. Megy and
Schwab. and all the rest of them, want to see
all property divided-but their own, if they
have any. They want freedom in everything
freedom of all sorts and sizes but ii always
turns out to be freedom for themselves-nover
for the other fellow.
There Is a good deal of activity in the
Legislature, in preparation fer Adjournment
Yesterday the. Senate passed the Apportlon-
Inent bill; the Assembly cOncurred in the
Senate amendments to the Public Burdens
bill, which now goes to the Governor; the
new City Debt bill was, by unanimous con-
sent, ordered to a third reading i'll the Assem-
bly,, and will undoubtedly be passed to-day;
Senator McCarthy's Savings Bank bill, which
prohibits savings banks from acting as banks
of discount, and limits individual deposits
to So, 900 has received the approval of the
Senate as it is amended by the Assembly (;
and the bill authorizing the expenditure OF
$4,000 upon the Metropolitan Museum build
ing in Central Park his been sent to the
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prNNsYLvANIN KAILmoNp.

AND UNITED STATES NNIf. ROUTE
ON ami after May ~ 1873
Trains leave New Aurk DcshrOssts AMI COrtlandl
~ Ferries. follows
Express or Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West aud South
with Pullman Palace cars attached, 0 A NJ q and 81
T. VI daily.
For ilhainsport Lock Haven CORY and Erie at ~
T. NJ. cnunoD iin4 at CORY tor iuusNile. Petroleum
Centre AMI The Oh Regions MnhamspOrt ami LOc>
Haven "a VI
Biuuiorc Washington. and the South. Limited wash.
inltln ENrre-. o. Pullman larlnr cars daily eNceui
SUNDAY 81 \ VI. arrive Washington 10 4. VI
Regular at 2JA NJ, 1, 80, aniUf NJ sunday 81
aulHP
ESrrr., ior phladclphia AN : o. = -. o % 80 Lin
itei. II 4 l. ! y e. ego. : 80. = 80 ans % T. VI
SUNDAY q 80 and % \. VI 70 a. o. 49, 49, 90 ami T.
VI Ems rant anu :. cori class. 7 T. VI
Boats oi Bro kNn AuunN connect with an throus
trans At Jersey Ctt,. anurding speedy and dire
transfer inf Bro slsU travel
For trains to N,witN. Elizabeth. Railway. Princeton
Trenton. Forth AWhuN fl,mnztnn, BclNii,re. AMI
other points see l'' 80 schedules 10 al Ticket ON cS
Trans niri,r FROM llt.hurgh. 3d. ~ - VI ~ - T.
daily. tfip \ 500 y. VI daily. except Monday
From Washington ami Baiuuiorc. ga. 80 a VI, I -
Ht1. iNluI sun lH,. go 30 From fniih
delrhIa DO o. So 40 go. ~ ~. II ~ A. v . 10
no rs 81 3d. 90 - ln. ~ 1uf sunday, . o.
$50. q ~. 30 DO ~ lp \ 0.5p. 1p2nr VI
Ticket Offices. ,.t AMI rit broadway. Aston House
and foot Ut De.hro>se~ AMI tnrUhnit IS Court -
and Brnuhlyn Annex Dcru foot OF fNton It. BruukNu
IA iiu ant us Hudson It, HOhlken. d. pot Jers,
Citv kmsrani uckct Oiice. fe''er, place -
fhANk THOMSON. l. FARMER.
Manager PASSENGER Agent
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STEAMBOATS, mo hallro1Ns.

ALBANY boats PEOPLES LINE.
~ Favurtc steamer. DREW aud ST JOHN leave Pier
~. North River. dli,. Snuliss excepted ut e = VI,
connecting at AfsBNNY with ENufcs- Trains tor SARA
rOGA. LAKE GEORGE. LAKE CUANfLAIN. the ADJ
RONDACkS. MOS fNk NJ. ami point, NORIil and WkNr
Brunkyn passengers transferred Tree by "AnnyA boats
firstCass fare. Al. itck. Zoe
Excursion tn Albany aul return. 81 81
ALBANY BOAT@ DIRECT. -NERCtt ANTS
n EAPkESS LINE Elegant steamers W ALTER BRETT
NEW CHAMPION viii lraNcdalN SATURDAYS excepted
for Albany Canal - Nnrth rVcr first doc above
Peoples lane, at connecting with trains North AMI
West Fafodoch Doe cabin fare So mpll..iN Freight
taken lower than D., other lin's A T. BLACK Supt
A THE MARY POW Ell. viii make the nr.t
n relulu tfiu ut the season On WEDNESDAY. MAY
- leaving Ncs'r, II frr $50. X DAILY at 80 y W.
~ MILES FOR IOc.-tiilcns Line Troy Bolt2
hcO Ncw and ~ eniit steamers leave picr ~. II.
foot ietov Il daily except saturday. at = VI STATE
room, oulN 81 lcrfhs ne. fr-t-n-~ fare. jpr sure
connections with trains ur all points North. East
aud West St1ts rooms and through tickets at Dudd ;
IAurn.- Nh nrnnI MuN- uml 1 Iumrf Il Hrnnkl
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A -RTsPONsIRI.F parties to take out fine wrap
~ pUfs and suits Call with references
X KRAMER 50 East Ith II.
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uNPRECEDFNrEp ATTRACTIONS
OVER HALF 4 MILLION DISTRIBUTION

t'''''''f''4' - Nh i'' iiNi 'NMiNN1s
TIT. institution was regularly incorporated hy thu
Irrislnilrr vi the state for Educational uut Chtiths
purposes IN lHN with carul of fi"1Vib ~ who'll Is
~. since ~ 4 4 r. serve .uui of Stppp 1rs GRNND
SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS will take place nnutliv
II never scales or pospOnes. Look tile following Dl,
tribuuOn. H ''
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT.
during which will take place the
EXTRAORDINARY SEMI ANNrAL DRAWING.
AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY. JrNEIt,
Under tho personal supervision and infringement Of
Gen @ 7 BEAt REGARD of Louisiana and
Gen JOBAL EARLY Of Nirliua
CAPITAL rRlZE. stOnnn
Notice Tickets are Ten Dollars only Halves. Is,
fntis, -; Tentls. a. ~
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A RTIFItIAL FLOwEHs.-wanted, good
= OUMBtNSk1. "a Canal St
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1855. 1856, 1877 9Th nv., between 10th and aoth .ts


GREAT BARGAINS THIS wEEK,l
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snstrutilon.

G0 WAITING, month hookkerrns. auu.
VIZ ihtl,. .iH MUS it" th lrrt- fAlNL 3, " BOW
sn. Aiso vi Broadway lalies department.
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MILLINERY.

Many exclusive novelties are added to our
inuuu- n-s lrtncut uf French MilhuN RS over
1850 stN ui Ladies'. Misses aud thilden's
hWnrt.. kuunl Hats, Walking Hats, torOnet
Buuuet-.
l,ODO dozen Ladies straw Hats.
every new shape AMI color,
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Al1rsrs, GarJia9rs, &t,

INOH SALE, cheap sound biz horse nice grocery
u wagon. and harness ~ stanton 81
ID tsTuKE FOR HORSES Large run. good
Il liH- ah water Apply u & DREAY. FOX
Farm, southern BVule yari and WeslehtsIg aY. eiy
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elflluuIlS.
GNNDIFEH. the oid.o Established diamond merchant.
- has removed 10 his nov store 10 BROADWAY.
ul G mtou place. AMI is Offering diamond. Speciality
nj such luN RE thitrscn the dDHrr. nsuuishrd
A call Is solicited W n. SANDlFEk
100 broadway, corner oi Clinton place
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: U
Under the supervision ard management at
tirns - Z BEAl REGARD uul JINNL 4 EARLY
OVER HALF 4 NttttON DOLLARS DlSTEinIri.ni
CAriTAL PRlIE stuIUpp.
Prizes Of SJDVO1, s1uupi two Of slnurp f,ur "A
49,. Si.nvl each
whole tickets only $40, halves -. huhs 81 tcnhs e.
Address \ nAtPUfN
l. q Bnx Gu2 Sew orleans L,
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TO rmILADrIpuII.
THE OLD EsTABLlsiitD ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BErWIlN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

FOURTEEN ruRorGu TRAINS ZACH WAY DAILY.
THREE DEPOr- Is PHILADELPHIA TWO IN
ALM NuEk
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DOUBLE TRACK THE Nu.l IMPROVED H9rtrNFN1
AND TllE fA~' Esr TINE CONSISTENT WIEN
Au,tlt.ri SAFETY
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LADIEs, rUKNIsmING puPAMTM rNI
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
BoNNrTs AND RoUNDnATs.
SHOE DEPARTMENT.

Ladie. Fine rchulc Goat BOOTS. butouh.'cs worked.
Bon l0ts - 80. reduced flnm 81.
Lailcr hid fuN. Buttunhoes worked
French Heels s. 30. reduced from 8 u
Infant. Finest Quality Pink and Blue
BlTrON SHOES 81, reduced from u -
W. make specially of fndic, il.ir i.nrla spanish
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT..

4s5 pieces SIN ana Wool BOuRErrE. "a, yards wiic.
~ a yard, cost tulml urt. - -
di2 pieces CAMELS HAIR. ~ wards wldr.
90 cent, Tho wand. cost Geo iiuuU II. ~ cents.
i,pnp pieces Fine French iN1E HUNTING, a. au t4a
new shades. % cents. cost tl iIulutf -iirrft-
7.o pieces printed IRISH LINEN LAWNS iicut-.
worth 1Irtnt,.
300 pieces printed ORGANDiES JAruNEIS LAWNS,
LEfnh RS, and fEltD Nils at reduced pI,ts
samples OF dry -uNd, sent Spontaneously tn 400 rt. y
~" country ou fuf uUanul thus 600 hliu- tlini WI
lnrtr. 80 make ttir uur la.. NcN NurN as AL
tigtOu-lN residents uI flI,
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A FEW experienced GENERATORS on Lamb knitting ma
N chimes also experienced snuoltt.. 90. - 49,
II + DIfItNGIAM. ISL Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09
MALARIA ON THE HUDSON.

The members Of the society known as the "Irving-
ton eighoors. " among whom arc Messrs. David Dud-
ley Field Fletcher Harper, Jr Albert Biers,ad,, r.
D. Matthiessen, Charles l.. Tiffany, Counsellor q. T.
Lowrsy aud Rev stephen II. Tying met recently a.
the residence OF the president Mr. Cyrus w Field,
take action In reference TO The increasing un
healthy condition Of the neichborhood Tue prsva-
lsnce OF maar al diseases has been great tor tho
past lew years that TINS society has been formed 10
give the matter special aud SERIOUS consideration.
Colonel George T.. Waring road iong report which
he had prepared, III which ho says:-''So lar as my
sxamin atoms warrant me In forming au opinion, l
should say that III, exist or loss fevor aud
ague hout wnoie district examined, and sum-
restng places Tor the iDiecton associated win
conditions witch would naturally eud TO lis propags
ZION tnink u may be- safely assumed mat detailed
tion Ut the ground would lead 10 tho discovery
vi these unavorabe spots, and that II ID possible 70
remove them.'
Mr. Ward Carpenter SAID :--"As things now exist In
tie centres OF Tho three villages covocu ny TINS n-
iry--tarryiown, Irvingtou and DoDb-' Fcrry--the
AFFAIRS In respect tue disposal or rather tho
nondsposnl VI kitchen garbage, household waste Of
ali KINDS ana nignt soi " simply horr'bls. In cx-
aiming tho condition OF some o. the more thickly
innaoitcd sections IT Is matter OF anazemsnt thst
not visited with scourpc more deadly than
malaria or dphtberla Cesspo0ls aDd privies the Que
A large number OF prominent gentlemen spoke nt
length upon the subject and expressed thor OPINIONS
against the present system OF drainage.
Tue following resolution was adopted:--
Resolved That approve the recommendation OF tho
President to employ engineering experts ia respect to the
sanitary condition OF ths neigGbohoJd that the same be
referred him with powcr that the report VI such
after called that urther action be deferred until the
Ing IN OF sach report and that he expense be limited 10
$3.50, to be raised by subscription.
Tho amounts subscribed were:-C. W. Ficid, 500
James Fargo. S1U0; n. y. atihiessen, 500; O. l..
Tiffany, 500, aud A. Ii. Barney, 500 Total sou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09
DARING ROBBERS.

Mrs Iugsbrand, an oIdorly lady, while alone In
her rooms No. Z, 06l Third avenue. on Wednesday
alter noon, received unweloome visit. Two young
men entered. tho apartment without knocking and
proceeded gag tho lady Despite hor outcries they
forced her to the floor and snatched her watch aud
cham iron her person. They tnen ran down the
stairs and into the sirocI Thoy were pursued by
Henry Hagan, who owns q butcher shop on tho prem
iscs. and Conrad Fabrnz, his hired man. The chase
continued several blocks, and Conrad fast gaming
on tho iugitives whom Que Of thom suddenly turned
and dealt Conrad a blow ON the head with heavy
Jimmy. Conrad dropped, and tho tniovos would
nave escaped but Tor the interference Of ex-
stretched OUT his leg, aud one OF them fall
Ing over II WAS captured. Tho other escaped.
Captain Bogert held on To hts prisoner until Onicer
Ltiy csmc along. the parry were escorted 10 the
l2Ih street police station by an Immense thronR OF
cuizcus. While IN the station house one OF those
attempted to upbraid Bogcrt Tor his nterer-
cnce tue oxCaptain defended his action IN vig
crick WATSON occupation macninist anu rcsidsncs IN
East sixty hrs street. between FIRST and Second ave.
nucs immediately alter Conrad FabrItz roshod In
seeing Watson exclaimed, "Ihnt Is the man
who knocked down." nj tho same time pointing Mt
a wound IN HIS forehead iroiu which the blood was
streaming. A number Of burglars tools were found
upon tb. prisoner, VINO appeared 10 DO familiar with
watca ana chain stolen from Mrs. 1nrcorand have not
been recovered aud tho lady herself Is reported TO 10
seriously injured In the Harlem Police Couri yestcr-
day JuIgo Flsmmcr hcld watson IN $1,000 To answer
Tor burglary and ia additional $1,000 TO answer ior
u ieionious assault. His accompiIcs Is unknown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09
THE SCHOOLSHIP ST. 4MARYS.

COMMANDER PnYTHIANs SIDE OF THE ALLEGED
SMUGGLING STORY.
From the New London Evening Telegram, August q ]
Naturally enough the officers Of the st. Mays de-
sire 10 offer pubic explanation u the transaction
wherein they by Implication are charged with on.
deavoring TO evade the payment Of customs dutiss
Commander Pnythian states that meeting ,hs
United States ship Alliance Lisbon ON the day before
the ST. Marys called Tor hVmo-tbo Sd Of Juiy-ho
was requested by the officers OF tho Alliance TO carry
certain parcels 10 this country such parcels TO bs
subject TO inspection vi custom house officials and
to the pay oi duties II required, aud upon
understanding be accepted Tho trust The twonty-
four dozen gloves included In tho liss
OF seized articles are Tor brother OF
the fleet surgeon, DR.. Peck. When tho
81. Mays snould arrive at New York Commander
Pnythian proposed notify Mr. Peck the has
having the gloves IN his possession. He aid not In
tend to deliver them, but simply TO notify the con-
sgnoe Of their presence his shlp tho consgnee, It
il presumed, would sntor them ~ the Custom House
ana otherwise pursue tho usual course IN regard TO
imports.
ihe wines were 10 be taken from the ship. They
were a new vintage, bought In Madeira BY Lieutenant
Osborne Of tho ST. Mays. He proposed 10 let
them remain on board snip two or three years until
they should attain body and molIowness through
The value OF the ARTICLES alleged TO be Struggled IL
con sderabiy less than 900. The "choicc Sevrcs
pottery" III anything but choice aud II WIS purchased
more account oi It's oddty than for us beauty or
rarity. Tue "bronzos" arp ornamental toys, amply
Tue turkish, or smyrna rugs can be bought Tor .
song abroad, and tho gloves cost sixty cents paif
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09
THE FLOATING HOSPITAL.

The excursion made by tho Floating Hospital OF ST
Johns Guild yesterday one Of tho most remark
abo on record largest number Of persons
taken Oh barge won't out Five hundred and nity-
one persons taken tho barge Vt the White
Star dock and 900 tho foot OF East Filth street,
making = total Of l. 451, Ut which number 500 wore
babies In arms. The scene tho East Fifth street
landing was n strange one. An awning has boon
erected hty foet from the cdge VI the aock,
that tho women aud children may havo
a place 10 stand and wait out Of The
heat Of the sun But II was utterly
Impossible to keep Them under cover yesterday.
The moment they tho barge stcaniing up the
stream they rushed tho waters edge. aud the
policeman the dock could no more Keep them
back than ho could have kept back u regiment OF
Godiers. MI Wiswall shouted Ut Them IRON the deck
OF tho barge told them that they gained nothing
BY crowdng and pushing, but the winds would have
puid attention to his words. That they wcro
all gotten safely aboard speaks well Tor the efficiency
Of the engagement. Both decks wero hiicd, aud tho
reporter ound babies to right OF him. babies 10 eit
OF him, babies IN front OF him and babos eehind
him. Fortunately, there was an extra quantity oil
would 10 rush on account OF the beauty OF tho
day. There were TO quarts vi milk drank,
600 pounds of meat eaten, besides sew
eral barrels OF vegetables and 3l5 loaves
OF bread. Nineteen children from Mount SINAI Hos
pit.i board, aIteuded TO by DR.. Estes, aud
Worth Street Nursery, IN cnargs OF Mrs Miles The
excursion was paid for by the city and tho tug
America contributed by tho National storage
Company through Mr.. Charles A. Sterling. The trip
down tho bay 10 tho extreme point oil COMFY
Islani There was a nnc breeze all day, ana the
the "aood slng which the poopic had up stairs,
.Whon Emma being again tho favorte.
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THE COURTS.
A. Lesson for Over Jealous
Dog Catchere.
III o p E UL OUT H.
Divorce Suit Alleged To Be Brought to
Effort Money.

An Official dog catcher named James Sharksy. 81
No. o. West Houston street, placed on trial oy
Assistant District Attorney Herriug, in the Court
General Sessions yesterday, charged with stealing
little black and tan dog valued ut 500 from Mra
Margaret Smith, OF No. l24 West Twentieth street.
The complainant testified that tho 9th OF June last
she stood At the hall door OF her residence with the
dog at her tcet. Suddenly ran up the stoop
and attempted 10 seiza the dog. sho cndeavored 70
prevent the capture OF nor little pot, whereapon tho
man struck violent blow In the broast causing
her great PAM He then seized tho dog mud throw Il
into a dog cart, which Sharkey had driven up. She
then down to. tbs sidewalk aud
mauded 10 know by what authority she
had been assaulted and her dog taken The man who
had taken the dog, whose namo she had since
tanned Mem ahon, thereupon threw back the appol
his coat and. dispsying dog catcher's badge No.
sa,d, ''here's my authority" and threatened to
sequenty to tho Dog Pound and saw both Mo
Mahon and Sharkey, who told her that the dog ha.
escaped from the cart She equently hud Sharksy
arrested Tor tho xhet OF the dog. The jury, without
quitting their seats, found SharkSy guilty or grand
larceny. Judge Gilderslorvs remandcd tho prisoues
until after tho trial'0 McMahon, tho deputy dog
catcher. who had been among The spectators IN court
but rctired without being recognized. Cnptatu Lind
say. OF the squad has been directsd 70 arres
i'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09
NEwTOWN CkLEK NUIsANCEs.

Tho Long Island Guy Board OF Health issued q
peremptory order on the Let OF Jolly recurring tho
Standard Ammonia Company TO discontinue lis manu-
facture on Newtown Crock on the ground that It was
public nuisance. II Is urged By the company that
The present Board has moro power in this direc-
ton than formerly invested In the Board having
control in the ola Metropolitan Sanitary District. Ac-
cora,ncIy alta special OF the Supreme Court at
Pougnksspsie, tomorrow. an argument will be heard
ON tho order TO the Board 10 show cause why per-
mar cut iuju action should DO grantee to restrain
IN thcr interference with the company's work. MI
Tracy Trucy Olmstsd Tracy, VIII appear Tor The
compsny, and ex-Judee Psase VIII defend tho Board
inc standard Works wore established, the company
claims. cost oil nearly 500 0O0, and they nave
similar manufactures IN such popa.oSs elites W. los
garded as objectionable or dangerous. The mnoctac.
lures consist 0t suIphate OF ammonia, aqua ammonia
fhartshornl and sulphuric acd. The nrst Is ders Cd
IRON ANN sniacal liquor, Inc washings VI gas. pro-
cured IRON tho large sasworks In ncighboring cities
which was formerly allowed TO run TO waste. harts-
horn is made rom this suiphste which, Is sniJ has
no moro common salt, ana the superior APP
piancss employed n ths produSton o. acid
In us complaint the company denes the charge that
offensive dangerous doors proceed from It's works ut
Long Island CITY, ana claim rhat they are In no
So usc nuisance Reference Is made to the disprov-
ing OF similar cnarges against the chemical works at
i,am psofsssor K Eaton. chemist OF this city
and A. W. Williamson, assistant professor Of chem
isiry tho College oil New YORK, stating posiveiy
thai the man u acIurc Of amm ouia conducted on
Nswtown Crock not und cannot DO a nuisance
There arc u number OF favorable smdavus rom
persons hvipg the vicinity OF The works Tho CON.
plan further alleges that the nuisance complained vi
Is IN reality by the garbage and manure dumps,
dist,lIercY fat boiling shanties aud COW stables
located along the creek, In addition " the brooklyn
sewers, which mud exit In Its bed. Tho action oi
the Health Board ID denounced ~ persecution wi'h-
out cause.
The decision In this case Is OF Importance as do
nuing the powers OF the Long Island CITY Board ol
Ilanlth