New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13

tNyI.IIaAIIoNs II his CIIY-rHE QUARANIINl
STABLES AT BIIssYIILE, 7. I.

INvLsIIGAIIoSs II his CIIY-GHE QUARANIlNE
STABLES AT BLISsYIGLE, 7. I.
The authorities have not yet discovered any
cases p'euro-pnoumonia among the cattle ID tins city
There ere only few stables where COWS are kept ara
these are small Inspection hOweycr,l' being mate of al
that are known Dr. James or the Board "f Health states
that tac authorizes Of this city and Brooklyn think that
thr mix and meat ~ cattle sick with peulOueumonia
ar, uuwbo psome. d.. White, who examines milk for
f1 hoard las not yet aualyzcd any q the MILK firm
diseased cows, but from microscope eHamlha-
ton, is OF the opinion that II j. uLealt'Iu'
colonel Hastings The attorney ~ the 30 ri OF uta'h
Yesterday obtained warrants for tine arrest Of Jacob
Ternt of NJ. l0I At'orrcy-st, and oi Abraham stem
Of 40 7o7 El>t Nint-st charged Win bringing eleven
i.cascd cattle into ;e city, Saturday from Water
town Conn. Tie warrant, have been placed IN the
hands % officers but up to the TIM OF closing me
Health Offices vest, hc arrests bad nor been maze
Governor Robinson tceeraphed 70 sheriff EEshnorc,
OF Queens County. yesterday morning, 10 proceed 81
once to the stable. 81 Gtf, FeiscAInann Coz at Bs'
Vile l. l., and establish strict Quarantine over INC
cows left th.te to be continued until further orders
Tic telegram also stated that tile necessary papers would
Le sent hi. morning. The SLeuf Immediately went 10
B-sy lie aud placed three deputies IL me enhances OF
the yarl guard VIII remain On duty night ami d"',
and Will prevent cow4 from being tahe1 away or from
being brought IDt0 the sJaDlc'. Inc '4't OF
the milk from the cows VIII also be prevented
when the Sheriff, order wa made known, for IA" 81
forccmcut II the quarantine. throws 700 mon 'f "I
enplovmrnt: but It soon suhsiiri, and at T. 30 TIE
stables aud yards were quiet ~ possible
There are about 600 COWS IN the stables They stand
IN three or four rows or stalls, opening into Yard
These yars are parallel and open into the street "y
large gates Near each OF these gales Tie deputy 'HerH
SIT, IN a small sentry-boI, comfortably warmed by
store Nothing can pas, out ot the yard nnob,erYcd.
Vewtovn Creek opposes barrier al toe other
end OF the yards. As far "a could Ice
ascelta!ned Yesterday nothing has been done
toward further examination Of The cows
The animal. are fed with the mash from iie ag 'nil:
d..ulery which II boiled and given To them WARM
This II IA claimed by the finn Of Can, Iis.'cAnann
{ Co.. f. fatteulng and not Lurt'N to the
cows Members 81 the hfm claim that
the mere word swlI" has created great deal o' the
feeling against good milk.
NJ Little Of thl- firm said Yesterday: d" We don't
know that any cows are lick present except those re
norteI We have tired always % exclude sick
COWS and nave compelled their owners TO take them
ov-,v when they get sick. We 90 nor own the cows
b4p, here; they belong 20 many different persons but
az sell them tho mash for feed We noticed thar the
COWS were sick first in November Mr.. F!eschmann
horclt an Attorney COW In Chester. Penn last May.
she was brought here stabbed With the horses but 10
, ov time paetured bv herself 400 feet from any sta
NE a. she sckened and oied IN August, Or. 6ritbe
f Rrooklvn told that last summer ne a. requested
nv he uspccror Prospect Park 20 examine hegl oi
cows paEtre1 there. He dli and adNised that they
be QuaTaptlned. which vas nOt done Ibiltth Uut 81