The New York herald., 1879-02-14

wherever their respective services may be required
IN the discharge OF the work thus authorized.
al THE SLAUGHTER HOUSE
HERALD reporter found Oiiker j. % Neili, Ueat
Inspector appointed by the Brooklyn Board OF
Health, at the slaughter house OF Noses May. Tho
inspector said he the they going
To DC slaughtered. and when he believes them To DO
SO sick that their meat is unit for use he orders
them to be knocked the head and sent to the oal
dock. He stated that the iaeat that has come under
his notice very fair but did not think that the
milk given bya COW having pneumonia could be
good for use By human beings. Mr.. May showed
the following certificate, signed by Sanitary Inspec
tor McLean:-
BnooKLYs Feb IL. 1879
have examined sixtytwo cows. shown by you me
"wne ecaditions~vx tha Tie carcases OF tie same h
ss%s sas to "na ls @.s Of tn
february iamI grant clear bill OF ne ssreasss Of thu
AIR. May was very profuse in his explanations a
TO the excellent quality of the meat. He could no
strange at all in the failure of the sa;i
tary inspectors to md the lungs of the COWS that
were slaughtered before they arrived the ground
and smile lighted up the. faces of the listener.
when it suggested that there seemed TO be great
haste made in getting the respiratory organs out OF
the way.
swILL MILK vENDERs.
Denis Griffin, OF No. lS9 Greenpoint avenue Green
point, and George Grosback, of 19l Kos. street,
Williamsburg. were brought before Justice Fisher. of
Brooklyn, yesterday Oh two charges-one of bringing
swill milk into the city the other, bringing it in
without permit. Griffin fined S15 on
the latter charge while Grosback was fined SO on
the former charge. Upon 'Grosback admitting that
he employed by a Mr.. Evans a complaint
preferred against that dealer by the Board of
Health. Another vender named Henry Austin. of No.
l3l Green street, Williamsburg. also charged
with bringing swi milk into the CITY, but his
ihation adjourned for one week. The remaining
charges against Griffin and Grosback will be inyes
tigated Oh the 10th inst
PRoHIBIrORY RESOLUTION REsCINDED.
The Board OF Health rescnded the resolution passed
on Wednesday prohibiting the driving OF
through the streets OF Brooklyn without a permit.
The reason why the resolution was rendered void is
that the order of the Governor compelled the cows
to be confined in Blissyille that there is no ne-
cessity of preventing the transfer Of clean
one stable to another.
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES IN NEW YORK.
DR.. James. of the New York Board OF Health says
that all the precautions have been taken to prevent
the bringing of the disease to the city. Athorough
examination of all the stables is in progress and
with very satisfactory results. DR.. White examined
the milk brought from the Blissyille stables aud
pronounces it very unhealthy On microscopic
investigation the diseased milk presented a very
blush appearance and he could tell that il
not at all III healthy condition. The Doctor be-
eves that there is very little danger of the disease
being brought here, strict watch is constantly
kept at the ferries. Two have been arrested
the charge OF bringing eleven diseased cattle from
Connecticut