The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-22
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY,

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1877 in the asylum ll9 500 3il 20
peted that the patients have been transferred to The
present Board regret to say that in eonstrucnon It falls
amount expended upon it.
The Wards Island COMMITTEES recommended and the
Board that in lieu s
that BY TINS q alone saving Of sho per year
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upon the island. and By its inmstss Apart from he
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so Charities a ana c S, haze
That Commission and this Board act in harmony
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entered Their duties they that the
accemmodaans ali who desired to attend; While the
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free to ali denomin atoms aud oy others tbst should be
appropriated only to the Catholics The majority OF the
Board the oath Of November 1879 passed the follow
Where Is the church erected upon Wards Island has
been built with the funds contributed by emigrants Of all
to C SAID es a %
their own exclusive use; therefore, be 1t i'
Resolved, That said chnrcn shall at all times be con-
idered place OF worship wherein all crceds nall be
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Island the holding Of such service whenever It
appear AFFORD more room the worshippes
BY this resolution the executive ofcer the island,
subject of TO the direction the Board its
committee, has the right Of control over
This chapel over every other part Of the island As
BY far the larger portion OF those who wish 70 attend
divine worship are Catholics and the Protestant place
attend it 1t not probable that the other chapel
will at be applied TO the OF any other sect
than the In occupA uou Of it. Hut Ii IL clearly
set forth BY this Iesoluo1 that the chapel Is free 70 all
ever the Judgment Of the Board the best interests Of
he institutions require Nip' 'uh .l Aa0If ~
y ..L a.. F1NANCx DEPARTMENf. h l.ra.l u.ft
This Is under the special supervision of the Finance