The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-22

Nos ia. la7, lsl and ls7, ana box half nisd With
rubbish opposite No. lss. Opposite Ma l96 there
ner 81 william and Liberty streets barrel OF ashes
aud scraps 10 kept on yiew At the corner OF south
with days accumulation. No. 4 Brrling alp exhb-
lis supply 81 dry refuse in a box
FILES DIRT.
Liberty street presented nod OF ashes before To-
90. Piatt street, running from Liberty To Maiden
lane has not been swept Tor three or four months,
according to the testimony OF merchant doing busi-
ness there, and Inc TACT seemed confirmed by the
dillon OF this sner block. Kitchen refuse deposited
In a barrel on the sidewalk opposite No. in tins
street. The sidewalk aud gutter opposite NO. l3s
William street Is encountered by the contents spilled
IRON a broken barrel Al No. 4s Gold street 10
modest looking box OF dry waste. In unnamed
alley leading on Fulton street below Gold WAS found
barrel o. xi.enep waste corr nusks ana S1nss
l33 Fulton street keep barrels OF assorted emptyings
on the sidewalk.
Ann street 10 . shade better tnal open sewer.
Tho cutters touled and choked up between Broad
rhea,rs alley Al No Is Aun street the narrow SIDE
walk had barrel Of rseking garbage, hied 10 tue
brm TOR the benefit OF the passengers Of the Bsecker
Stree ana FUTON Ferry Car iiue. Tho upper part oil
William street, near New Chambers swept at ALL IS
swept by blind men on dark nights, VINO carefully
skip al the dirty spots In front OF No 232 garbage
and ashes have beeu dumped toto the gutter Before
NO. III Is private box garbage TO give 10 the
neishborhood. Duane street. IRON William to Rose,
offers superior Inducements for cholera or yellow
lever. The cutters nlIed with stagnant water and
saroass boxes lias the sidewalks on either side.
Rose street 10 dirty, especially from Duane TO New
bowery. IL looks as IL II had not been he'd tor
month. II 10 singular that certain Spots should be
ha0itualy overlooked by the scaveugers Tue CUTTERS
IN tins street hthy and ack drainage. Al No. 81
% confused heap of broken barrel and ashes Al
No Az Pearl street, ABOVE Franklin square. Is the
usual garbage in an open barrel. New Chambers
street has dirty gutter before No. AZ and opcn
garbagc box at No. o. The little alley IRON New
Chambers to Madison street--about n,ty feet long
Is repete with dir. Probably II would DO
recognized by the negnoors II 1t wero cleaned.
Roosevelt street, corner OF New Chambers fragrant
with the od0rs OF foui gutter. Oak street, at the
corner OF Jsmes presents an unsghtly box OF g.rb-
age seldom empty, ana the cutters about tue
OF New Chambers street are slckening Centre street
mploys tho box ami barrel alternately
OF dim. Samples may be- seen opposite Nos. 63. 90
ana l08 AZ No. lis hore ID gutter space
prompt attention. Tho boxes before No. 81
large ana loaded with nlth. No. Franklin street is
distinguished py barrel of trash and UNIV h0lesome
CUTTERS
THE FIVE POINTS
walk through Bax ser street is not an appetizer.
The Inhabitants are as uninvng as the street ITSELF
which tho Broadway OF FIVE Points. The short
blockruuning from Canal street to White is adorned
with six large garbage boxes. which carefully
plensh ed morn noon and night and allowed invite
any form oil pestience appropriate to the soasoO
Al No. 80 IL good szcd tin box OF assorted
fertilizers Opposite Bayard street are two
material. AZ this point the reporter encOun tered
cholera-aced youth vending from a hama cart TO a
squad OF eager urcnin oil DO h lot OF rotten
muskmc l0ns, the refuse OF the m rket docks On
being questioned denied that he disyoslng OF
the siocx but the facts looked badly
against him.
The late heavy rams have relieved many OF the
streets OF their usual ntny aspect, but ~ will take
only a low days Of sunny weather to bring them back
10 their normal csndiiOn as potent plague breeders.