The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10

Tho Board Of Health met yesterday afternoon. Pysst
dent Schultz in the chair. .
The following letter. In which ceincaas a nxEYags
sent 10 the Board 81 HEALTH received iron an
Episcopal clergyman E5tsy
WHAT = nlxSrss THINKS ov.A xARnrAcs oxRuncxn
10 rHB BoARD or HRALSa:- 4
Tho Rev. J. J. Elmcndorf, D. D., renders, - many
priestiy function only under protest me sw II ques
.tion based false intrusion Of the 0tas1 o. New
YORK INTO inc CONAN o. rss'un ana the church me
thing the celebration Of tho sacramenta rs Of mair
mony. asCa,ho,cs regard Il, absolutely another. Yet
the Rev. Dr.. Eimendof reports In writing the Names
surnames. &c But his celebration Of rsgous service
Is not 'in accordance with the laws Of the State Of
New York." in violation Of them. Il has nothing
to do with them II the "certiucaten properly
He declines filling the present certificate because ex-
presses aalsehood and respectfully requests the atten-
JNO J. ELMENDoRP. D. d.,
Rector of Holy Innocents Church.
~ B-rhe NTH line, fifth occupation OF certificate
might have been erased but Dr. T. thought best 10 let IL
alone.
The communication referred to the counsel for his
rep0rk
The report of the Sanitary superintendent which
read s,acs that hundred and tenement
houses and one hundred and fifteen private dwellings
OF the and twenty OF the latter had been
found in condition detrimental 10 health.
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The following resolution offered BY Commissioner
Manierre was unanimously adopted
Resolved. That after 18TH Of june 1867, The
Of animals shall not be permitted conducted
place the city Of New York south OF secord
north Of sail place In the
without special written permit IRON this Board and 10
hereby declared 10 be additional ordinance of the Board
DRIVING
The following resolution changing the cattle routes
through tho city, was adopted, when the Board adj
journed:-
Resolved That the following streets and In the
city Of New York be- and the hereby designated
the streets and through which sheep
OF laws OF 1857 vix:West street. Manhattan Clark
son, Carmin~, Amty Great Jones, Third,
venh avenues their entire length avenue north
wardiy from foriy-seo,nd street, lhivd
Ninety and non Fifth aysnae
Carmhe street 10 Any stress Eighth avenue, from sx-
tich northwardly Ienths from fhrynird
street to sssth street, la6h strcs frc Manhattan street
ighth li0th from highth
ond Ninetyfourth street. from Third
Ef.h avenue Ninety scosnd street from Third avenue o
seventy ninth street. sxtieth St ec from Eighth
20 avenue; Thirty third tenth
avenue and LATHE wes Tweifth street: Little west Twelfth
from West Thirteenth 9ocrck
Gosrck street 70 Nansn Mansn street, stan
ton 70 Grand street, and South street. from Burng
Resolved Thai no drove Of cattle while being 20 driven
shall consist OF more than twenty head any drove Of
sheep OF than hundred and hfty head any
dove o. swine or pigs Of moro than AIRY head bat GROVES
from the place of unloading 70 any existing cattle
through the streets and designated without limit
attendant W every twenty head
Resolved What resolution passed May 1857.
ing streets through cAis ana other animals my ee
hereby rcscnded.