The New York herald., 1879-02-13

at Long Island City. and represents his. father the
Sheriff. whose place of abode and principal Office is
1t Hampstead. The Under Sheriff is short
In stature. about twenty-six years OF age.
of stout build and rudy complexion. II take charge
behalf of my father in this section" he said
reservedly to the reporter, and have no objection
to state action in this swl milk matter AS soon
IS got the order detailed three to enforce it,
The following is the text of the order:-
ALBANY, Feb. IL, 1870
To rns SHERIFF or ouKnxs counry.--.
main CO. at Bssvilie ~ and ordered that
during the continuance q pneamopia You
as Sn''n 70 f'f'ci sfS S' Private Secretary
'From whom did you receive it?
From my father
'Did he tell you how long the order was to remain
in force?"
"He did not" A
"IIave you acopy Of the Governor's ordery
II have not
"Has any protest been offered by Gaf Flsischmann
Co.. or by any member of the firm, by any
agent against this occupation OF their premises?"
"None whatever"
Ibid the Governors order come by mail or by
telegraph?'
"By mail. I believe"
cat what time was il received p
my father received it in the morning and he
handed it TO for execution about halfpast one in
the afternoon"
'Have you ascertained how many cattle there are
in the stables yor have closed p
well. should say between seven hundred and
have been reduced to six hundred.''
Z. ''WhMdo you think sop
!; ;;s..l,eMeause :. n they drove great many away"
saRRSsS Ss Ss sSsn does not issue supple
asssieAheS hs aqss not we are determined to
eresx, up this sw1n milk traffic. The people have
you. for there IS hardly house in our city. how.
eyer humble. where It is not wcn understood
We arc able to takc care OF ourselves
here. and know from my Intercourse with the peo-
On this That the orep o. ovsrno poSn
son viii be hailed with widespread satisfaction"
Then you have no fu..ther particulars in regard
None at present; but expect to receive full in
structions Tomorrow. have received information
d0ice Headquarters in Brooklyn by the Governor to
preyent the passsge OF milk from Blissville
''asfiould the t0verfsor issrie an order to-night
wonId you bolikely 70 receive It immediately p
No. i would be addressed to my father. who
sides in Hampstead. but Il would be conveyed by
him to me tomorrow morning.
THE G0vERSoR's ORDER.
any cattle from the yards It is also directed that no
cattle be admitted to the yards or sta
M sles .s. A. soon as the deputy sheriffs reached
violence would ellsue. The deputies quietly but
frmly informed the hands employed that they
intended to remain in charge of the gates
till they received further orders Sheriff
ssy this moruna and Long ans Violently G
be offered he will il necessary apply for assistance to
the Brooklyn authorities. 1--WE are desperately in
the HERALD reporter encountered land we will mako
clean sweep Of the swill milk business before we
submit to 1t 80 long
The news OF the Governors action reached Jamaica
before noon and gave rise to much e1citement s
eased cattle will result from this order.
The residents of. Bushwick. Newtown and places
about to send petition to the Legislature asking
for the passage of stringent laws in regard
the sale swil milk The con tinuapce of the quar-
antine will throw large number of men out Of en-
ployment. and trouble is feared. Under Sheriff
kushmore states that preparations have been made
TO meet such an emergency.
f SANITARY PRECAUTIONS.
Professor James A. Going and DIR. John B. Going
the cattle supposed to be infected with pleuro pneu
inonia. They are assisted by several other veter-
their examination on the ground that il is not
pieted meeting of the Society OF Veterinary Sur
geons will be held in few days. when papers will be
sanitary Inspectors Brennan and McCauiey were
detailed by the New York Health Board to cooperate
iniue work OF putting an end to the importation of
impure milk. Yesterday they took measures to pre-
vent being sent over the FERRIES and took such
other precautions ms the nature OF their duties
quired.
BROOKLYN TAKES VIGOROUS ACTION
The Brooklyn Health authorities, In response to
volving upon them TO protect the people against all
that is injurious to health. now fully aroused
the sale of swill milk AID diseased meat. In
this work the sanitary officials hnd an earnest
and active cooperation from the Police Depart
lnent, which latter force has under surveillance
all the milk dealers within the limits of the city OF
Brooklyn well as the COW stables wherein swi is
fed to the cattle. As previously stated In the HERALD
a vendors milk III that city required to obtain
license from the Health Board to sell milk. The
license. or perlnt as II Is called Is sworn agree
unadultcrated. unwateivd milk. and that no
Will not sell any milk from swill fed
ditions were fully complied with In the letter and
spirit OF the law, detectives having In their pockets
their milk az the Ilissvle stables have been for
several days past detailed TO watch and follow
UP AL onendcrs and to report The result OF
mikinef, with cans we'll hlled caught
nnd arrcstsd as soon thcy got within the limits of
other vendors of the tactical auid drove UP to the
stables Where large quantity OF the milk was accu-
,,, naiasea ted but taking N the situation Knowing that
they were watched by the police and not wishing TO
be exposed, they withdrew with empty cans
shortly alter noon yesterday an executive session
OF the brooklyn Board OF Health was held In their
rooms In ths new Municipal Duildina. when the
sw milk and diseased cattle question was dis.
at tho session, President Crane NJ O: General Jour
dan. President of the board OF Polce and Excise:
SANITARY superintendent Raymond. Secretary La
Fctra, and Detective Corr. OF tho Central Ufce SQUAT
who has been specially employed in tho sanitary
business.
MIX vESDEns LICENSES wrrHpnawS
At the termination Of tho meeting tho secretary of
the Board communicated to the members OF the press
the following business which had been transacted
The Board acting upon information that the dealers
whose names are subjoined got their milk from tho
Bissvilc. l.. L., stables, ordered that their cepscs
be revoked :---Nartih Malone, OF No 2s2 bedford
avenues who had two wagon routes. aud permit TO sell
2l2 quarts; John Connor, No. 2S4 Bedford avenue
who had three wagon routes. and permitted fo