New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-03
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TENEMENT.HOUsEs AND NU1sANCEs
ACTION OF TUE BOARD OF IIEAL1ii-Ni'h o'o"'
TABUIArED.
The Board Of Health yesterday spent ,c""ment
shie time i'm discussing the condition oi Wh.t 20
Souses THO. steps which ought TO DC .aken ~
make the worst districts safer IN case OF ~, oon
break Of cholera ;ss Iens JOHNSON offered the follow
ing, which was adopted: , 10
Reso,red the sanitary superintendent nS am, Of
tenement houses in this city, ana that me ant
Of all defects in plumbing drainage ana n"a, without
DELAY and also specially report all PRIV! 11 othcr
by their proximity TO tcmSmen SeaH and which
sanitary reasons should be removed at once
There was debate upon the rs Gee s,drase Of
ment of the Grand Jury regarding INC in,;on
manure in the city, and the loiio"'ns '''''"''"
was passed: ,.,, ,o and l.
Resord That the Sanitary m Hs made Sf v
Of ali places where manure has been dumped, anu ,r
wv s,ahc N azure and straw in this city are c"npn'
with also whether due progreSs Is mar ,,y hv the
~ all Accommodations oi s'aolc h""'''e an" SUM- =
owners OF the same 80 A..
Inspector S. A. Goldschmdt reported 'hat on ,nS
cast side of the city between ihrtN-nlu'I w.
Forty seventh SITS there are forty-our sl3uGu,oi
bonsss tweniy-sjx hidc-ssoragc houses and eleven
fat-rendering works, beside gas works manu- manu-,
dur,ps garbage dumps. cattlc-yards 9ie"mais" '"'
t,rtories and hone and oila houses. lie wrote
rule the oAors given by each separate industry
not s'ngni,RaNc SNTs t to H cpd he separated
they would prohahy be perceived ?, vayET oIn when
IN tS 9I. +, ,icSng work. in of break n
the condcnsng apparatus m NeiEE ray and hand
isme ~; nammtr ~ promote ro,'ur. g. Gas wotks "Irn
pg'iars no, rSGr grSa " s,pecty into srpes without
,,rrss,,e hnnaimr g. Rendering works., 'r'nrnnn
sings ~ rsrs, .r, sgh II" gs %gSpS s S +
md s,Morhr 'iiE{ establishments nv Tys-g N fair
M l..ts,
s tsri' SilS gS NJ sRG DS y o'
tNnss,cr, vi'h the naiutc ~ 'hr 'n''onS ,..
Am tene,nEnt i0nse commission nt' itseina5
issi h sp , d S ,nrnnabn y OSWALD t'Ntpda9h
TA.lttetvet lleNlfai faiseMlt WaS tle ith ~ his
niscN' "rm.n,hasso, Aie, IasiGeim ls,eiNu8h 80
Nj Wmgate WeIe aiiN:Nitn 4 tuHMi't ~ ~ tS"n
ag ,hl Weis iNnpiNtN' VNsts ~ Nv NY nii' ,teIu
y0,t v nal iaeaSWsts Nuehl " w 'ahpN N""ph'"'''
H. impl1lp,e ,Ae eead.t6N ef 'hose hea'es'
LITTLE MEN FROM CENTRAL AFRICA
MnMntRs of InE h'CnNnAnA lHibh-N"A' '"e'
LOON IIRE-B.GGAGE sol tAAMlNfh
oronn Of a lalfdozcn natives of Central Al
RIGA were crouchIng ia corner al one {" 'c '.",'s
al Castle Garden yesterda{. neS N.Y. hmsh
Cleanly IA appearance than III 'he'I na,iNr n"',
and tie little cuIls of their HAIR were not ou ~. ~
knots and be-mearod with grease, as Is 'ne o"S'""
in their homes, Inc, ihe sma" tb D""e SSChnSaha
tribe. These people are ichI' e ip
their diminutIve statsro and th"lf casliy
acquired habits of dissipation. They nave oe9n On
cvhihition in London for several months ana are
a ~ I've cx hib,ted in this country Their Ian
Cuage is devoid ofarticulaiion aud Is % INC guy
ierai character Chief COngul is thlTty-lNe WIS
old and Is said TO be the biggest man I'LL my H.
though lac Is only four feet six incheS hlt".
wife Arbec IS fOriy-two years ola and Is Oh ''po"'
H. same height They have two children. ley,
girl twelve years old, aud Arky boy age SIX. ne
latter has not yet been wcancd ron ms - ~tv
and while enjoying his regular meal cit IL aoIup'tS
mon being offered lighted cigar which ne
smoked with apparent satisfaction IL was ;' EAU
that this was a habit he had acquired III ciVlhHa-
hat
and relshable dessert to him; The others OF ,ne
party were two men, though ION 2n ,n ,nJm
,totnrc being less than four feet high, they lnien'
annarrntly he called boys. Fnnman is twenty
four wears old, and Co Is nineteen me party weiS
clothed in their native costume a einPe pan VI VI
trunks around their loinS, and an ornament Oh
some kind Their heads or in their ears n"T, nt
been accustomed to roPoa' coId yr.ierday but
were prov lded with heavy wooIe pIdnhe',, w an
they wrapped themselves In as thev EIa,'u in in
The floor As they left the steamship Wyoming, II.
Which they arrived yesterday they were
not detained by the Custom House inspectors ~
Then baggage consisted only of Il bow ana ARROWS
ARGUING FOR AND AGAINST KloSks-
The Committee on Streets of the Aldermen met
yesterday TO consider Applications dou nerioJ
10 erect kiosks for the sale OF newspapers -
Gals and other articles" Senator .lcIh -. NJ
nan appeared the representative OF thc Manna
Ian Kiosk Company. G. l.. Slmonson a lawyei
,cnresentcd the American Kiosk Company. Charles
A O'Rourke who first made applIcalloh 9i aia 'S
kind to the Aldermen appeared ior EEnir%an
Fulleraff called the meeting to ORDER an" asheu
senator Herman what he wished I" say. ne Ie-
piled that his company had aired"S ""no ''' All 10"
lnent aud submitted IT'S case e ,h
Mr. Simonson presented photographs OF the
etrncturcs which his company proposed 10 'ieSu
lie SAID that the officers of the company were ,hch
In Chicago arranging tor the erection on koehs III
that c'v He added that IT Mas not thelr len,'?;
IN interfere with any one who Is now engaged III
the busineSs of selling newspapers IFS company
rrop,Scd 10 build kioSks and rent mem I" ne
rcw,dcalcrs They will he provided WIN tcle-
r.onhc apparatIs and lighted with gas or ccctilc,
Nv They are to be made of papieimlach' anu
strangers can write letters III Them. lcl'gfalhnv
t,clitlcs for signalling The police ana iifrnri VIII
Ice provided. Chairman fnllgrah wanted TO kho"
if il was intended to supply the tenants WIN hc"s
MOI that the ncwsdca'crs could buy Their
stock wherever they chose. Inc company
nrrposed to charge a reasonable rent. and for the
privilege conferred. they offer to pay the Guy
$1,000 year. , . =, ,,
Mir Cozans asked under what authority the Com
mon Council could grant the cxtraordnaiN power
asked for. Mr.. SImOnson SAID that ms w"uIi w
fouud i'm the provisions of the consolidation Ac'
Inn failed to poipt oat the particular section. Nc
one else conll supply the desired ini"lmatlon' AM
am adjournment was taken until Tuesday next
ARE IMMIGRANT FUNDS WASIEDf
Tho cigh, commissioners of Emigration sat II
peaceful cuncavc Yesterday ~ 'h'f MUMMY ,N
,upptiup AT Castle Garden. Commissioners stephen
con called attention to misrepresentation
made ia the Secretary of the Treasury a Few daN'
n.n i'm which il WAS asserted that the anger par
Of the immigrant funds was waste, ~ 'aalles u
uspless cluruyes. 10 COntroNert TINS ne pl.sch!c'
n statement complied from the records, SHOWING
the following
ior the maintenance uf wards leland. salnri, u
si,t,.fuui doctors nu SIS. ct' Tt~'lt' ,tn ~,
tu si,L ,e aur nil Il, sutr immigrants, rir. d"o IS
tnini aiO ipa - Tor thr maintenance ul 'asi' 'ai
den h,ni, f5,dtt ~ shl'il'' 81 NY ,i Wnl ~. ~, o.