The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02
MANY BAKERS BUY BAD EGGS
! D>DItk REPORTS NAMES or
~ iIFR> AND CUSTOMERS.
lralIh In>prrtor. Accused of Protertins
the iilrsa, rranic for None, amt
'nccs> Found tmpiicaiin< One Of
Them Rois and spots Made Food.

'ncra> Found tmpiicaiinx One Of
Them Rois and spots Made Food.
missioner 81 Accounts Fosdick re-
f.-'-t IN the Mayor yesterday the names
naNrr- who he says have been GUS
r,lrr~ ot the men who sell bad eggs for
i..t nurposes in violation of law
VII Fo-dick reports that 'rots- and
-..os- the classification of eggs in the
' 40 stages Of decomposition. have
nate commercial when they
D.. -oId to tanneries for IN. -oftening
G., leather These eggs. he says. are
troSen into barrels by men known a.
'or.akerS, but it j. provided in the
-aHitarv code that egg 50 put into
t,rrels -hall no; be used for food pur-
rr-.- Mr.. Fo-dick reports that this law
ta- not been complied with. that inspectors
Z" the Health Department must have
,runived at it's violation and that money
haS been paid to some Of these inspectors,
rhe books Of wholesale egg breakers"
and dealers who Ael directly to bakeries
and restaurants and bakers supply
rs~ses showed widespread traffic in
thus city IN rot and spot eggs for food
r.rToses Immediately prior To the in
,sstigation rots and spots were bringing
IN the New York market from :? Is 10 81
ca-e Of thirty dozen Tanners will paw
l.-ssc at the outside. and Nlr. Fosdick
Inferred that the higher price meant
that the eggs are used for food This
hypothesis. he SAYS. wac sustained by
Testimony. To quote him
Rauv Iazar. an itinerau' "gg dealer.
is-uf"d that III 1893 he hruN. and sold 20
Ro-.hrock 4 60 Read" ami Duane
streets rot and spot eggs for food purposes
The egg. we're shipped from Philadelphia
and were broken into cans furn shed nv
Ro-ebroCk laZar'S book showed mat
n. sold 10 the Ro-@hruCk p"opl" lilo'"
pounds Of eggs rots and ~por. only. Tor
Lich he received from . To - cents a pound.
o. to'al OF $40 D. ~ lh"-e rEIrr- We're
verified from III" cash accounts ni the
+ RosehroCk Company On october -.
90 l:nnlrd taiely PRIOR fp our ru'rslgatlon.
Nr Ro-abrock purchased from IA4Hr
z ,Tap<"n thirty-four c.t-"- II spot eggs
81 q. - case and twenty ya-'- 81 spots
%. & rn,@ A. a. IS a ease Ih"-e cas- we're
Oh. .rxrh not to I've used for food purposes.
= - pr &c for which they we've purchased
'.'... . 90 .ariIy hav" he.n used for any hing
=. ~'ncr Sumerman, an egg dealer
from '.'r >buTg. testified that LIDS he
100 ~,,' rnt and spot eggs ~ cans tn ,. y.
r-'rrr,A ! 90 for food purposes at 10
,.H's ! .'nuud %. h. Ptt>hurg Tanners
,tN 80 seHts pound.
}eratrt AochruAn. an egg dealer OF 2i2
=. $50 .rr'"' testified mat On June ~. 1910.
b.. ,--r-Nd inTo % contract With Max cohen
'-f.,l-,pu.a .u Isur,Ia-- all ht- spot and
D. .-s- e. 81 %, 90
Ji- NOaHuAn adIuItrei under Gamma
ton that n" eggs W"r" broken into cans
s1i sold 20 bakers after m. worst ones had
kNea oanilei out The bakers 10 whom
Mr. Norhnan SOLD eEGs during IN. period
Co"sred by the above named contract APP
rear Ivy his books TO he a. follows Wagner
Pastry Company. - johnson street Newark.
! Schulze Baking Company. So Church
s'rs-' ciIS.Mood 4 Selick. 20 Hudson street
>.v York Pie Baking company - sullivan
.'rcet Waldorf Pound cake Company.
"a Last il5-h street
IN examination OF the books Of Morris
s'ciseI an egg dealer Of Iis Eeade street.
lowed that during September. 1910. he
rfrchased aes cases 81 eggs Of which but
two cases cost more than eight cents a dOzen.
rlosr Of them costing less than Ave cents
ia October. 1910. he purchased 5ci cases
~ which $50 cases cost at the rate OF I'VE
.cn'- a doZen or less. only eight cases cost
x eight cents a dozen more During
ne first week Of November he purchased
IS cases OF which I:3 cases cost five cents
a dozen or less St-isal admitted on the
a'and that those eggs were -old for food
purposes He stated that from case OF
.sg- marked not 10 he used for food pur
rp-cS. purchased al ~ cents for thirty
foz"n. he could PICK out Ave six DOZEN
rod eggs II. further testified that he
,ila,'Ah rotten eggs discarded bv various
a.alrr- around IN. city and that "ut NJ
".'h rub of eggs 80 collected u wa possible
- secure one or two dozen good Eggs for
'.oi purposes really fancy eggs. he said.
The bakers TO whom Stei-el's eggs were
sold Mr.. Fo-dick reported. were C.
Hrar.r A Co. "a " On-te- street; -. cross.
- Fast Tenth street Loyty mir. Fo-dick
."-i.= the correct spelling ~ IN" nam.
.au-e h. IL not sure II iD ~ isil First
...1ua. H.rrchman 4 Berer. 5Is Fast
.-"y~nty second street August Fenr. 35i
ard avenue. Macs Baking Company.
% Fa-t Thirty-thrd street, Vienna
Ua-Ing Lunch Company: Wsr-haurer
bakery ~ Throop avenue. BROOKLYN.
fr-' Biscuit Company. 90 East Thirty
.-.., nd street; Charles r Schmall. lIs
&c.. do street and Nu'ner 4 Huselkom.
., nanbers street
. liam Rubin. an egg dealer 0f 1917
juan" street, admitted selling some of
a.- -Eg- At -ix cents "a pound tn Fast side
uas.r- His regular price. he stated.
- utn. cents a pound. Sumerman
r'-'a"t that he supplied Rubin with cans
.f broken rots and spots for food pUr-
ra-c- at three cents pound. Wholesale
r.'a- IN examina ton Il Rubin. books /
loved that from June Is to November .. /
.'i" h" sold - 900 pounds Of eggs tn the ,
Glowing bakers IN New York:
Ho~fer \ 60. - Woo-rer street .
''rr-I- S'olZ IN Broorne street Samuel .
.u.d.'.in - Plrt street NaCinv kope"ky. D
o. Ng~uu" \ Israel Blankcnstetp. ios I.ud- .
.. -'res' samuel Gross. gi2 East Tenth .
...".f solomon ~ E--.N street Morris .
Cd" in"rg. 90 Third street Henry lefnsi. :
EiEingtOn street Gustav tiintel 100 /
mon street Harry Rlpp. 3I- Past .
nth street ! Hiin'"-. -. Avenue 4. .
----.lL : HaAar- - Mndl-nn avenue.