Stou the Nuisance
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To the Editor Of The Tribune:


Will the Editors Of The Tribune lend their aud IN
abolishng most fom nuisance of long standing III
this city? No other city in the Union, and probably
no other in the world, would permit its shipping
and its inhabitants to be annoyed in the same man.
ner when {, remedy is so eas, OF application, and
when its application would not only promote the
comfort Of the citizens generally, but also cause Il
positire reduction of their expenses IN the first M
stance rs well ms IN the various articles OF living
obtained from the cuitir0ti0n OF the soil IN the VI
cinity otlmgc cities.


Its not generally known to the citizens that therc
IS annually orer ttrenfy-fre hous0a0 cart loads, or
1o00Sf cubic ieep OF fita from pr1rtss and ceSSpoo%'
thrown into the rivers and slips around this CITY
iel il even So as Won will ascertain hv referring
10 communication from our ac able City inSpect-
or, DrJ II. GRrSCoM, copy of which Is sent here
with, in which il is estimated. and on good autho!-
n.y. that 0as-hGlt of that quantity Is Soild 'natcf"i
aud stands 10 that amount 20 fill up the siipS ana
hsrbor. Whereas bv a simple prohibition OF de-
posting this filth III the rivers, the city would be
saved the expense OF removing II mainly from the
slpS-ll,e shipping and business men about inc
piers would bc relieved from great annoyanc ;i
Agriculture would be immensely benehted 10y ltS
conversion into u valuable fertilizer, whlch would



aud thus all parties would be benefited and no one
injured.


Ii YOU will look through Dr. GriScoms commu-
nlcaton think YOU will find facts enough 10 war
rant YOU in calling attention to the sublect-it So,
and the people desire information in relation TO the
mode of performing similar service, will furnish
nfor the benefit of those who would lend hand to
abolish the tOu practice OF depoSiting in the rivers,
and especially in the ricinity Of the M0rketS'


In Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore il would
cost aAlan his horse and cart 10 be caught throwing
The contents of sink INTO the fivers-why ,hcn Is 1t
allowed here where the nuisance is so much greater
aud where a different course would promote the
comfort and economy OF all WI! you ask the
people and obligc SUFFERER
The Coal Car.s-Hoyv TO Abnte s. Nuisance.


lar. Editor: Are we to have for ever the
abomination of these noisy Coal Carts that so
about with this horrid cangor OF ringing bells and
bars of non? If the citizens would abate the
nuisance, let them simply refuse to buy OF these
people. One THAT HAS EARS.


n B. via the city Editors please insert