New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02

repor,ed however that the Mayor told commissioner
DAILY that lie had made great mistake III MS an
normcemeDt that the Academy OF MeoIcl"e wow" oc
called upon for any assistance, and that In saying so
fl. had spoken entirely outside Of his authority. In
other words. the report was soon In hrcuiai"h 'ha'
the Mayor had clIl.d Commissioner DAILY cOwn.'
The commissioner when asked What truth there
,.os 4, tho statement that the Mayor had criticised
his statement about adopting suggestions from the
Academy of Medicine assured reporters that the sub
,ect lad not been discussed between Mr.. Giroy ana
himself. He declined 20 go into the subject OF c-
blowing medical experts until he had consulted Win
the Mayor about II.
MAYOR Cilroy denied emphaiically That lie mad
called Mr. DAILY down" for his statement about IN"
medical experts, but he did not hesitate to say That
the city authorities had no wish for any assistance
from the Academy Of Medicine.
"All advice relating to sanitary measures sald the
Mayor "we can procure from the state Boar" Oh
Health That is the proper BODY Tor LS 10 Apply 10
for such assistance and shall apply to 1t for
suggestions relating 10 the protection OF 'he
cy's water supply. We have no need ioF sneses'i'h'
from the Academy Of Medicine
Commissioner Daily said yesterday that he would
make no more raids into the watershed at present.
The work that he had laid ont would be prosecuted
BY Chief Engineer Hrdsa and the Subordna'es OF
the Public Works Department .o,, NJ Do,v
and Thursday will have pubic ,1n nearing M b I
nv Office AT which the owners OF the Eihu " W
taken by the city Will be present. =, .,,,
Moyor GilrOv's references yesterday 10 the ''cue!
of Medicine and his evident disncllnat'oh U? n'.Sp.
Now York medical advice. created an impression W.,
thc nmenGatory bill which the acadcinNs slI'' a.,
committee prepared and which was lor"Nu'" ., =, y
Colonel Webster AT Albany for intrDducton w ; n
Assembly stands in imminent danger OF oscoT r
y law This Ill contains provisions when lilc ! tn,
many authorities think might seriously hanP'r, 'u M
I'm deaing with the watershed nuisanceS ana II w
taking Of real estate along the water courses 81
chester, Dutchess and Putnam counties: ONE Oh rso
requires the Commissioner Of Public WORKS 10 ,pIiu
late plan for the preservation from pQhut"n Va
ali sources OF the ctys water supply IN mes COM,
ties and for the abatement and removal OF AL ca,e
% de1l,mcnt Copies OF these plans must DE- Hi'u
in the Offices Of the County CLERKS OF thc coun,vs
and of the Corporation Counsel OF New fork ana Nv
Cnnm,ssoner OF Public Works must take measures III
accordance with this plan. and all his SuDSpheht ,
ceedngs in entering up and taking possession :" i""'
must be in conformity with the promulgated piah.
1t might take six months t0 20 through lnc Nnt'i
shed and make such plan SAID 1.H,rhh'V 'hnciiI
Yesterday which would render the whole scheh' lor
abating the nuiSances nugatory Tor announcer Nehr,
Besides that 1t would only Obstruct the business II
authorities are to be tied down TO an lhhPN'Di' 10Y
of rules and regulations the origin OF which can nave
no other real purpose than 70 defeat the intent oi te
law AS il now stands. know that the section pro,
vldeS for altering and amending the plan adppleu
where II be deemed necessary ny the conliis, ~
bnt what an unnecessary amount oi hoor 'i,h'
would c1vc. The law II was approved by th,.
Governor week or two ago, Is good enough without
amendment'