New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-13
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

C;.,, Marshols Craig ma Richie arrived in this
sity from st. Joseph yesterday mornns, ;ttanSar
" W;onr; for the two prisoners Irwin and Will
am Scott alias james Fisk VINO are IN ds " g.
having in their possession sne so tSa rombs in the
morning and was shor~ number OF prisoners;
Among whom was George W. Irwin. A mu'ua'
teeg aeIln rwinp cried the marshal with hearty
Western style. ~. . h.ro,,g smile
Another group was brought face to face with tine
keeneyed Western official, among them the heavy
aW6v' hello. Scott. I am surprised to see you
here" said Mr.. Richie. l.. am ,-so,f
aWell. Marshal, ! am surprised 70 see lSSe"
here" answered Fisk with easy indifference; r.o
In the afternoon the men were arraigned before
Justice Smith. There were present Register hiHs'
Mayor Piner and Marshals Craig ana htcne' % 81 ST.
Joseph w. II. Donnel the financial agent Vi H..
Joseph and w. n. COler, the broker TO whom tho
men attempted 10 sell the bonds. -. A..
Mr.. Fisk. what is your Manner asked 'n'
9 William Scott" replied the prisoner After
further examination, upon the aihdavt OF the
Ringo that the bonds stolen from MS saie' Tue
Justice committed the prisoners u1tn apr, -,
They NAV be delivered to the ST. Joseph onlcers
before that day T R@bs saa that he had no idea
that NJ was Scott who had given the name Oh + ish
until he saw him in the Tombs Scott is painter
and roofer by trade, Is married, ana pears iaiI
renntation He has lived in st. Joseph Tor four
wears He has been on intimate terms VIII. en 10y
Attorney Crowthers Irwin mas mdie %n onld saw
LITTLE children Neither of the men wouiu say
ANYTHING to Mr. Richie concerning the CRIME, Due
asserted that they would show their innocence
when they arrived home. The stolen ponu as,, moio
Seiiyered by the Court into Mr.. DonnelPs charge
THE INSTANCES AT HUN TER'S POINT.
At the last regular monthly meeting OF the Doiru
of Managers of the New York Association loI ini-
nrcvino the Condition of the Poor the secretary,
John BOVINE stated that many compia'IIi.s nr,
been made of foul smells coming rom h1n opne
Anf
q BOOTH INSPECTOR OF the Association, no hiu
visited the neighoorboods complained OF, ana con,
ierfed with several well-known citizens rs 10 ,no
efforts that have been made to aoa5e In9 Wnrts
Thomas T.. Smith, OF the Union ioice, .inr nonaj
writes that man nameJ ClaTk anu u, ,Ja of
Coe each had place on the Kings county siuo ~ 1s
Ncwfown Creek where fertilizers Fave been nauo
ali winter in the usual offensive manner Oh cuet.ng
up refuse animal mater wm mapufacturing
about two weeks ago, as they cdnho, 10 an' 49,
in warm weather, but they are TeceI'ilS raisp
IN "rder "a he in readiness to start again IN October
Mr. Smith adds that still greater eVil exists III TUG
heart of the Seventeenth Ward IN Brooklyn. l r
IL me ,nannfacture of French of tartar The
noylous gases from this have caused mucn sickess.
Inspector Booth reports that ne mas Vsl.eh san
places and conversed with representative BUSINESS
men concerning the nusances he mus lnlV
RAFFERTY, Il Wilams's fertilizlng works nave oeeh
permanently closed. ,u,o boro olso
ceased operations. some minor establishments
have also been abandoned. The oil reinerle,s
ri.
their Consciousness has been lessened. Inc
smoke is in q large degree consumed. lie sluuge
acid is IN many establishments either burned or re-
moved to a distance, and the escaping OIL, Whlch
formerly covered the surface OF Newtown creek
and the adjacent waters of the East hlver, Is non
almost unnoticeabe. There are some traces OF on,
however on the surface of the creek, showing tnat
there are still some denquents. The local Doarus
of Health in Kings and Queens Counties process 70
know nothing of the existence OF any establishment
which can he called a nuisance WITHIN their respec-
tive jurisdictions. Men doing business III tne
vicinity assert emphatcally that nusances 90 eXsC
ON both sides of NewtOwn Creek. They name the
factories of Mr. Clark and Mr.. Reed, IN Kings
Conntv who are engaged in making superphos-
nhates and those Of Mr.. Preston and Mr.. clark, III
Queens County, who are engaged IN bone Do9iiIng;
a. most offensive nuisances IL is also alIegeu
that Wilson g. Anderson, oil rehners, openly
violate the law IN selling their sludge acid TO manu-
facurers of superphosphates, instead OF destroying
II Inv combustion. The cream of tartar works IN
Greeupoint still continue in operation hesioen1s
of Creenpoint and Long Island City OBJECT 10 cIeu
ting Hunters Point with all the foul smeiis tnat
atllict New-York CITY. There are IN the district
from Forty third to Ffticth-sts. on the East sue
and that extending from Ihrty-slxth 10 Forty
seventh-sis on the West Side OF newborn Clly
many sources of vile smells which should be taken
into account and regarded in precisely the same
manner as Hunters Point. 1t was resolved that
COPIES of The reports should he forwarded TO the
State Board of Health at Albany.
REPORT OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.