New-York tribune., 1885-01-14
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
nv r.sr SIDE sLAUGHTER-HOUSEs.

AOO%l1
WAR ON EAST SIDE sLAUGHTER-houoh
-up nprKMAy HILL LADIES ASK THE BOARD VI
HEALTH SOME HARD QUESTIONS.
Fqushed with their recent victory in the pai.o ,o
of the manure heaps the Ladies Health Prolec.iro
Association ion have sSe The first
sfirmish took place Yesterday in the rooms oi @ ,nS
Board of Health between the Comm,sSionT,d aud Tps
Mira Wendt, Mrs. Trautmann, Mrs. oparAS anu srho as
Norris n COMMITTEES of the Association, WHO & ~
sauted the Commissioners with h@unoeG, NUM- ed d II easy
tions which the latter did not always u"' - '
The Committee had visited Eastmanss p;Ucr IN
house, at Fiity-ninth-st. and the NoL.h tha estah
Tho moruing and wanted to know Hhy the tS ts.aS
iisbments on the East Side could not 9e Sonauv.T sr
With as little offence They described the i9fi,oi @
as being supplied with hard aspnat eo, with the
proved arrangements, and as bong keps on the
utmost neatposs while the slaughter, houses tb gu
East Side, between Forty-third and h,3b retain
sts were built with wooden floors wnicn to brmlgh
fhe HOOD and oal or allow ii to percolate t oyd
and collect beneath the hoorinr wnsie ieond;tion of
ets fearful stenohss Inc S gene,I, the refuse was al
lowed to remain in them longer than LII Ea'''"""
abattor. -. - ~. association said
.hnt sh ;t tee had come TO ask the Board OF
Health to what extent it would cooperate WIN
them in the work OF getting TIa that that
was large undertaking. The matter had been COL yna
sidsred for long time, but the Board was no. pre-
pared to give Fsey at could do to abat
so " hsn comnlaiped of 1t coald not act on
the superstition that they were gong 10 "o n'i'
Mrs. Trautmann asked if the Board OF Heal.n d,u
not grant permits to slaughter-houseS anu ie"''''
ing establishments. .,eod that
General shaer-Yes When the Board is satlsneo 'na'
Mrs. Trantmann-Then these places have permits
TTs TaHtmann-ihen you regard them as satisfactory
This puzzled the General for moment ou' lie
finally replied: T.. ,ornor
Satisfactory today They may not WE ee Give orders to
on the East side is donein as good way as "
Mrs Traumann-Cannot the Board rescnd It's PERMITS l
when the butchers violate the law and h"A' 'A'''
hlthyi ,,. .a
Commissioner French suppressed a laugh ana
General Shaler couqhed for time. Then he repleu
Yes The Board, however Is deSHnS "i'n
men having very large interests mVoiVeu'
Dr Johnson said that there were SS0OO0,ooo m
vested In the business The final answer " g Wy
ladies was, that if they would furnisn tne & thau
with a written communication STATING wEaU i, .nTy
wanted tho matter would be referred TO SdhilalS
Superintendent Day who would lnvesugau1s abo ibo
report TO the Board, which wouid conSiooi 'N'
matter ana give 1t reply.
Sanitary Inspectors D. y and Stillweli YESTERDAY
reported that they insr ed the slaughteIIhousos
IN their districts last week, ana iounu tneIi IL m 80
been sent to the sanitary Bureau by the inspectors
every week for a long time. c,;.orr S,nor;n.
Upon the recommendation Of SANITARY ouppdiu-
tendent Day the Board of Health yesterday
granted permit to ID. Harrington q 20 H. 10 90 n
duct fat-rendering business IN their Duldlng o'
the north side of Fory-thirds ST.. l0o feet eSst oi
First-aye The building has been occupieu n,a as a
rendering factory for several years. Dut eo1nT f
change in propretorshlp made an application ioi
now permit necessary.
THE MADISON AVENUE CHURCH TROUBLE.
Mr.. LLOYD SAYS NO SENSIBLE MAN WOULD Az
CFFr THE PAsTORATE.
The Newman members Of the Madison, Avenue
Congregational Church had not recovered yeste-
day from the disaster of Monday night lney re-
cognized that the Ranney party had ACQUIRED ar au
advantage which in measure gives them lhe con-
troll of the church. . ., a., T.
IL was effected by colonization" said Mr. Fos-
ter. and by well-cOncerted plans on sheir part
They outnumbered us entirely at the meeting put
they conducted the meeting IN nannel
law don't know yet v hat Will De done ABOUT II,
If ANYTHING don't think we shall attempt 10 90
ANYTHING at the church meeting which Will De heid
in abouta week." , 4. o,,a
The Ranney party were not prepared TO make
their plans public. Whether call would oe exi
tended to the Rev. William Lloyd. OF the CehtTai
(onpre yatlonal Church. or to any one eIse DT.
RaI,nev would not say. Services will be held ON
sunday by some minister whom they Will select.
The Rev Mr. Lloyd, was asked If the report that
he Was likely TO succeed DR.. Newman was correct.
rhe first heard of it" said Mr. Lloyd, was
when was told that the statement was puOIshe:i;;
There is 10 truth in 1t. Nothing mas ever oeen sld
10 me about it, | would not leave the Schirai
ChuTch. 1t has been intimated that me Central
Cbnreh might consolidate with the Madison
Avenue Church. but no steps towaro 'h'S oa'o
been taken nor are likely" ~
Whom will the Madison Avenue Church ee' aS
DR. George F. Pentecost, of the Tompkins
Avenue Church in Brooklyn, is the man they
want -,
'No sensible man would, and he's sensible
man."