The sun., 1889-12-08
PROGRESS IN SAUSAGES.
n. BOSE RBPRESENTAITT or ID-
TANCED CIVILIZATION.
He is GoinS to Make Ssusages. and n We
are the People He Takes US For We
WOn't Let Him ShIp All Of Then Away.

He is GoinR to Mako ssusages. ana ir We
are the People He Takes Us For We
Wont Let Him Ship All OF Thea Away.
Henry Boss6, the blond-wliskeredl French
man from whose factory at Newtown. Long
Island, lean nags come forth plump sausaRes,
says he represents modern progress.
| learned my trade in Paris" said he last
evening to a Sun reporter. There the sale OF
horsehesh is licensed. This business creates
some excitement in America simply because 1t
is an experiment In little while horse beef
| will become as common as COW beef, and you
Americans will think nothing oft Why. when
was In Chicago and asked the Mayor for a
license he told me he had eaten horse meat in
Paris, and relished It. had license In Chi
cago, but some members ofthe Board Of Alder
men objected to the business Whoever says
my work is not clean, though. is dishonest"
and with the word, NJ. Bosse seized q lamp and
led the way into the workroom.
| Three long tables were completely illled with
! dark. glistening masses OF meat, the surface
! being neckod with white patches OF pork.
| These were the sausages.
"T Their shape proves what 1 say" continued
the sausage maker. II export them oil 10
France and Belgium. Why, could not sell
them anywhere in America. People here never
saw bolognas that were short and square like
these"
He said horsenesh was the only substitute
for pork that rescmbled It in color Beef, be-
siIes costing four or nyo times as much, was
OF too lively red. He had only begun work
this week. and none OF his wares had vt been
sold. After smoking they required at least
four months to season.
The citizens OF Newtown are not in SYM
pathy with this phase OF foreign progress. At
10 o'clock yesterday they crowded into tho
Register building to attend the regular meeting
OF the Board OF Nealth. Supervisor John E
Van Nostrand read the complaint OF John Hofr-
mann and others. that the new industry was
poisoning Mile Pond. and lie expressed tho
opinion that this was an instance OF the de-
generating effect OF large foreign population.
While the, SLAUGHTER and sale. OF horses
Iissdi: " " faa Ro W.! sgep f'lu gro.sS'ISn:
that only those horses which had deprocisted
IN value through age OF sickness below the
lowest grabs OF beci, were available ior tho
as II nuisance. One Of the complaining cit
Board that the question was wheIher Mile
ron rGnd WAS was bsing c9ntamim1ated. ta aud al, a.,
ReSspor talk aSG %boIt SGaR
were appointed n committee to investigate and
report next saturday. The especial interest in
b., Bosst himself when, he denied that any
refuse was u lowed to inEer about the prem
time, and then, within an hour, every hing was
Cleared pP @ and carried away by his landlord
sioded to with sfeneG RRSn he re
ferred to a, dispatch published in yester-
days Sun about the arrests and seizures
eausnges there from horse 6esh and diseased
anu corrupt meat. Mr., Bossi said he purchased
street BROOKLYN, and that he had hired the |
chopping OF the sausage meat done at ". |
oSnson Ms meat Sad
secondhand horses" declared he wouldn't |
had said that very day tha. she supposed !
there there wSs S6r nothing nicer for those that
to buy horses cheap as farmers had
no more work for year. and would rather sell
than pay for the keep oi WORKOUT nsgs al
from their routes to lay up for the winter, and
Tere willing 10 sell their % horses for anything
furnish good qua lily Of horse flesh for from
s. to $12. He had known used-up street car
or even $3 Ii was not his business to inquire
f0r % what purposes horsestwere purchased. He
nS GB but ne had sold
The flavor ol lard thai hangs about the cor
ner OF IHhnsCn son, avenue and Lorimer street is
choppnG trade and good reputation He does
diGnantly that he would not chop horse meat
for any money if he knew it. He could
iomers for the SAX sake '-S Of any any E one maa. He He
says Boss6 first made oysrtures to him on Dec.
to chop up l.5oO pounds of ceryelGr sausage
Meyer The second batch Of 1000 pounds he
except beef. and he will take pains never to do
It again.
asked yes,erday regarding the use Of holse
meat in Bologna sad:
The GoveI nment is very strict. and the fact
that II is promptly interfering ought to prove
hat the quality OF Bologna enusaEeS Is well
ooked to, Still horsefieSh is not deemed unit
member when was last in Paris was invited
g grand annual banquet given by q society
y distingplted scientific men and philanthro-
oists. in which the vands from soup to blanc |
Luigi Royersi editor Of Il hroor.sso ItaIo
.raduated from the university there He has
erentIy published three editorials calling the
ausage to the manufactures referred TO, and
warming them TO beware OF the horsy yiands.
eens serious 6ow' to great and eea
n sS a sSs Ns% r.
esterday to visit Bosses factory in Newtown
md get 2 specimen Of his bolognas. Phillips
made OF horse flesh. Its fibre. It is said was
parse Phillips reported that Boss@ showed
&as sba meat rst GnopPer s.8ara, aad told
. - made, BossG ' informed him a''tt that ii9 i9
few weeks he hoped to have a com plete set Of
machinery for chopping, horse meat So far.
,bic8 Welded 25 Rounds Of ssWsage nsat
ach. Boss6 had in stock about 800 pounds. !
he sanitay authorities intend to find out i
'hether any horse sRuSaRes are sent to
.urOpe. 1t IL very likely that the Board Of
Ieatn will give the subject serious attention (
I to- morrow's meeting.
The Commissioners are aware that they are :
nable. in the absence OF legislation. to pre- q
ent the sale OF horse meat In any form In this i
orse- are utilized in BossG's factory. They !
tlonGly suspect that such Is the case. !
MAJOR Bullard says the sale OF horse meat In
ny form Is prohibited in France unless the q
roduct Is label oil distinctly. under penalty Of
ne and Imprisonment .
The idea OF the Hoard OF Health seems to be =
lat any horse whose flesh Is fit TO bo eaten ia a
kelly to bo too valuable to be killed for his
esh.
RnWARD GTRIUgx 1AMHHn a