... A CITY'S RUBBISH FIGURES. Nearly 23,000.000 cubic yards of ashes, garbage, rubbish and waste are collected each year by the New York Department of Sanitation—an amount that would fill a train about 3,500 miles long. The statistics are given by William ...

... ina thrown him all over the shop he knocked hint unconscious by smashing his head on the floor. He then picked hint up and threw him into a garbage lorry. ordering the driver to take hint to the police station. When he returned he found that the man's ...

... have to start burning its rubbish instead of cartin , it out to sea and dumping it overboard. For it has been found that garbage so dumped has an unpleasant habit of floating back and polluting the shores. The State of New Jersey applied for an injunction ...

... arranged for him. NEW USE FOR BACTERIA. Local garbage may soon be entirely destroyed by bacteria. says an Austral News message from Sydney. Several municipal councils are making plans for it. It is claimed that garbage can be destroyed by this process for 2s ...

... dustman. when he makes his weekly call, finds the dustbin full of neat little parcels instead of brimming with foul-smelling garbage. The specimen dustbin shown in the exhibition is so neat and orderly that it remembles nothing so much as a twopenny , dip ...

... taken over The Review of' Reviews. which was now called The World Review, and repeated in that publication all the garbage he could pick up so long as it was against the people of Ulster. They were told about Orange anti-Catholic pogroms incited by the ...