New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-10
GOOD WORK BY WOMEN,
DANGEROUS NUIsANCEs ABATED.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LADIES' HE,1n

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LADIES' Hn.Iy,
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
The Ladies' Health Protective Association hsh =.
monthly, ~ well as animal meeting Yesterday ma.
ing, at the house Of Mrs. Esther Herman one N 4.
members. Before the annual reports were pres,ot.S
Mrs NJ Y. TmutmanD, the corresponding seere.,x
read the following letter from the president Of d.
Street Cleaning Aid Society, Charles p. Chandler.
IN reply y your Invitation "a so extended 70 As s
sSss A sVf % SoRRSss Ii T. s T ya
reply at a.. our s i fsas H E BE s eaS
in reform which we b have equally ;a q 3 heart s
a. yet NC sn acG te hI best Sseh Interest,". ~ our Hd
astste any reforns before the meeting Of he IL lss
lature and the appointment Of legislative COMMITTEES
Our bill Is ready in all It's parts Tor consultation
vision and suggestion.
May make the following s oI proposition TO yar
Cleaning bill to Albany, Committee on Legslaas
be appointed by you to confer n with our Comnt,ss
ioint bIli. believe that this will be easily posaS
and that 1t will strengthen both regret that / n
heS 10 assure you that / have always favored l.ss
atlye action In the creation of street Cleaning Ia
parment. 1890. -,
committee, served on commission TO consider shss
cleaning methods and prepared and printed . blu u
system. IL is with much Interest that have nov
pss,,med work on this subject president Of tks "a
ciety and most cordially offer 10 cooperate VIII yos
in the presentation Of BY: Yours very trty
- WV CHARLES =. CHANDLER
Mrs RayenhllI. tue chairman Of the Committee q,
Gas Houses reported that fewer nusances proceeded
from these sources but that no permanent good could
he ACCOMPLISHED until the easnouses were forced o.,
NJ the city, and that this could be done by aid hs
authorities Mrs. Baum chairman OF the Committee 0,
slaughter Houses reported that during the year tier
had been many Improvements made In the slaughter
house SYSTEM and that besides the creation Of thrs
new abattoirs the OF the fertilizers was Of zsa,
| hene6t 10 the city. new ierunzlng establishma,
was about TO be erected. In Mrs. Tenders npn
there appeared the fact that 5000 small stabks I'D
heen abolished in the last year. and that there va,
every probability that before the next year had passa
| n would be against the law TO move manure otAse
wise than In bales.
| II was reported by the Committee on Police Natnu
that four had been appointed, but the police oaeeu
! seemed determined to discourage the matrons iron
keepjng on with the work, they were putting nanJ
barriers in their way Mrs. Trautmann saf hat Ns
Josephine shaw Lowell had herself supplied may
things in way OF towels, thread, needles, etc. aid
the matrOns. 1t was desired that all women alu&
do their utmost to further the Interests Of the narrs
Mrs. Trautmann brought up the matter Of te
Factory Inspector and his dismissal Of woman IN.
spector. apparently only for political reasons.
resolution was adopted 10 protest against the action
the inspector The following officers were aectM;
| Directors, yIrs. Helene s. Bel, Mrs. ~ \. RaGee
Hill, Mrs. Ma F. Wendt, Mrs. NJ. E. Trautmann Nh
L. A. Palmer, Mrs :. c. Ostrom. Miss ]. BARBADOS,
Mrs. ~ A. Newton, Mrs NJ. J. Herbert, Nm.
| Fender Mrs. S. Baum, Mrs. G.. b. Wakeman Nm
LYMAN Fiske Mrs. Esther Herman and Mrs. l.
Harland; Mrs. Helene 5. Bell, reelected president;
first vicepresdent Mrs Margaret y. Rayenhil; 'eocN
vice president, Mrs. Mary o. Newton recording ser>
tary Mrs. l. e. Harlsnd. corresponding secretary Ma
NJ f. Trautmann treasurer, Mrs. Laura A. hlHs'
chairman of the board OF directors. Mn. >. C. Osna
| Mrs NJ f. Wendt. honorary president
! Among the members present weC Mrs. CLARK beI
Mrs G.. I. streble, Mrs. Matilda F. Wendt VA
Margaret Ravenhill, Mrs. Irene Z. IIarland Mrs apl
! Trautmsnn, Mrs. Margaret J. Herbert, Mrs Mary
Schoen Mrs sarah Raum, Miss Theresa Bsralos'
Mrs Cecilia Fender, Mrs. Esther Hermann VA
Rebecca Kohut, Mrs. A. VI. Palmer, Mrs. Ella D.
| sparks, Mrs Amanda f.. Tiffany, Mrs.. ;. e. cstrg.
| Mrs. c. l.. Holt. Mrs. Mary \. Newton, Nh. blu'
Mrs L. Meyers Mis-. Mortimer Brown. Ms; bensSa'
Mrs Donlevy Mrs. Adler, Mrs. Conner, MA fuf
brick, Dr. Elizabeth johnson, Mrs. Henry, DornlLe
Mrs. A. c. Thomas, Mrs. Oppenheim and MIS- Efanhi