The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-02

came up Alderman Kennealiy was one Oh
those who voted against the report
~rhe investigation accomplished nothing
said Little Tim Sullivan. ~Al they did was
tu fhl Ivins's pockets with "A big Tat fee.
The committee spent a lot of time, taking
itself seriously and listening to a lot OF
evidence and getting the First Citizen.
rs WINS calls himself. to draw up a report,
and nothing further was done.
81 often opposed Woodbury. on the floor
OF this chamber. but I think he was the most
Capable Commissioned We ever had. Did
the COMMITTEES ever go to him and ask him
Ia remedy the evils they found in the de
partment' No. they just had their little
sessions and then quit. Has the COMMITTEES
ever tried to do anything with Craveny
No. and anyway IL they had tried to do
ANYTHING with him they would not Ina We
slcceeded. for when he was appointed he
went into his inside office. locked the door
on himself and threw the key out OF the
widow. have never met any one yet
b was able to find Craven"
Tn resolution was adopted unanimously,
but by that time L. had been announced
that the strike was over.
Alderman Meyers. the Republican leader
of the board, expressed regret that the
Mayor did not send a special mesSag &c To
VIC OhNililhk I'VE H'Nl -
with the rouble II ought, " said Mr..
Meyers. ~to have sent a special message
TO this board asking for n special appro-
priation In order To make an emergency
contract for the removal OF the IA rbage.
Alderman Krulish moved that the matter
be placed in the hands Of a special COM
mittee. This resolution, with a resolution
introduced by Alderman kountze denohnc-
ing the arbitrary methods of Deputy Com
missioner edwards and requesting the
Naunr fn Hirppt Commissioned 4 raven To
remove him Immediately, was sent TO the
Committee on Rules,
On Sunday Park Commissioner Herman
offered to send about 100 drivers in his de
partment to help the Bcalth Board clean
up the garba ge. The offer was made 10
the Mayor and accepted gladly. But when
the park drivers came TO work NJ y clock
Yesterday morning and an order slgnet
by the Commissioner was read to mem
directing them to report for duty at Stable \
they Just looked at the foreman in amaze
ment and made no movement to comply
with it. The order said that they were not
to take their own horses or carts, but wer"
TO use the Street Clea ming ir"nt
rigs under the direction Of the Board III
Health. .
The drivers then decided that they would
do no work at all until the order was counter
handed. They hung around the Stables
until the noon hour, when another order
ca me from Commissioner Herman direct
ing them to go back To work in the pari.
The park drivers and park hhorers are
or eanized into unions which are affiliated
with the Central Federated tnion
II is expected that the next people 10 he
heard from by the Street Cleaning Depart
ment are the jewellers and summer hoar,l"rs
along the Jersey and Long Island beaches;
Since the strike began no attempt could
be made TO separate the ashes and garba &c.
and as a result the whole mess has had to
he dumped into the sea. Precautions have
been taken 70 dump IL far ont. hut II is
feared that there will be a resumption OF
the conditions Of last summer when the SAM
tary disposal plant on Barren Island was out
Of commission by reason of a fire that had
destroyed the plant on Faster Sunday.
Dumping then was lone far ont at sea, as
il is now, but the garbag &c came hack to
some OF the beaches. One OF the kicks that
Acting Mayor MCGOWAN got wasfn the shape
of q hamper containing garbage which