The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28

viii bring about this exclusion. through the
steamship companies themselves deciding on
The usual consultation between the heads Of
II. v Heath Ssn,d Department st t9SSk pl acc S ysstsr Tnns
hBs aiisfd Sent f. out SsP rs s s1rns t n . s!iissSS; ,n sSsSr
considered Satisfactory. and the general opin.
lon was that New, York is cleaner At present
. ssia that Il h sSe1 es ssa l sSs ysr #. r Tss , .po,s. smd
Most 81 these are below Fourteenth street on
Every Vessel tina. arrives. whether she car
s snssp asssrnhgers or not. will be Slasely In,
ffhiss.fs; I ana H.. SGnSasti a .al ss'fi rSS L iys@
EEG SSsli.s Ssss ;a 'HsgiSs sisle y re ca9S'sa isA 81 sSSo' ;ss
ships Yesterday were much smaller than they
cause, many who. Intended sailing to post;
pone their trips indefinitely and prompted
on tho ships Of the French. Cunard. and North
st ns;sH IA S%Ii il. it flssPt SsS1:ss. 6 So A. Y sPsss.
r: ,Miss FRANCES T., Willard; WIG sailed on
IT, guest 81. \ dsp s9ms : IHe:n M II f f"tsnSs! o.
French Minister to the United. States, and Mr..
at Yokohsmia. we're passengers on tie Brs.
tagne.
w response 70 the letter from Mayor dfant
missioner q street cl ~ nfias e William lam baton
sent this Iettert to superintendent Robbins:,
DEPARTMENT OF s1 Has. 81 S1i 1879.
SIR: Herewith enclosed Is a copy OF . COM
munication from his Honor the Mayor In, re-
l nsw qn 81 sse ia aF eotts sE,d sortIc Of A 81 sSs ssS'sT Tn
which his. Honor directs that in connection
with T.tsm the H 6; e. Department s,Is and Other i. !. ds:
fo%Se 81 t he b S 81 sis Street %s Giesn Il ito TO
lie thoroughly cies aNsi1 and that all ashes ass s't and
"a, a Ge speedily, removed.
to district superinte tsdTeet sno s aet ! ioyr 9lners
Eartment to be extremely active and, alert in
them. ~ also to their subordinates.
As this dcpartme nt Is an important ~faetorin
measures he put in force when necessary. so
out the wishes of his Honor the Mayor. as
would suggest that in the densely popu-
lated nortions OF the city that flushing" the
effective additional method ofthoroush clean
Ing OF such districts Respectfully 1tnlhx DALTON,
Deputy and Acting Commissioner Of Street
To Mayor Grant Mr.. Dalton sent this letter:
,- New YORK. Aug. "a. 1852.
SIN: I heC TO acknowledge your communica.
tion OF the 26th inst. in which you call the at.
@tention Of this department to the. necessity Of
having ite cooperation In connection with tho
other departments Of the city Government as
to taking every measure in it's power to guard
cholera. now prevailing in parts OF Europe, in
this city; and directing that the Department OF
Street Cleaning shall cause the streets OF the
city to be thorouehlyc cleaned. and all sweep
inge and garbage speedily removed.
l have already. issued An order to tho gen.
enral Superintendent Of this department. OF
which a copy is hereby enclosed. and l beg to
assure your onor that the department will
not relax its efforts to place the avenues.
streets. &c. Of the city in a perfectly clean
condition. as also thGt all ashes. garbage: and
sweeptngs shall be speedily collected and re-
moved. Respectfully WILLIAM Dalton.
Deputy and Acting Commissions Of Street
Cleaning.
Mr.. Dalton also issued orders revolving all
leaves Of absence and directing every man In
the department to hold himsel, in readiness
for duty at any moment
Acting COMPTROLLER storrs- sent a letter to
superintendent OF Markets John A. Sullivan.
ordering him to make special efforts to keep
the markets pure and clean.