The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-12
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NATIVITY OF THE PATIENTs.
Some few of the patients were from Africa, Russia
Finland, South America, Western Isles, SO.
Number of patients admitted from sist October 1881
to 3lst December 19H -

Left by request. 6o2
Died ,,,...,........... Sl5
The expenses nom Jan i:t lsa7, to jan is ls4s,
$4a 24s III.
The value and Importance Of such an institution
easily be reference to the above digest Of
tho report Of the resident physician w. G. Anderson,
and cordially wish every prosperity to an institution
that has already done such ncacuabe service In the
cause of b. nevolence and charity.
WARD SCHOOL No. THREE.-The examination Of the
pupils Of Ward School No. 3, Ludlow street, by the
County Superintendent, took place on Thursday.
very largo number OF ladies and gentlemen present
and the occasion was made ono Of great
friends - we'll ~ to the teachers In the primary de-
psrmsnt nearly i've hundred little Ones all bright
Their deoorum no less than the proficiency which they
exhibited in the studies of their proved that
they had besn we'll Instructed BY their tssohsr Miss
county in his closing address The singing of the
sweet and excite the admiration Of
all From the rooms Of the primary department., the
by Miss Ames where the presence Of two hundred and
seventy young adise formed another pleasing fenture
in ths visit. The enbredsry e1celisnt singing, and
above all tho attainment In practical knowledge were
worthy Of high praise Glasses In the male department
under the immsdiste Of Mr. Belden. aided BY eff
fair EXAMINATION in which they acquitted themselves
with credit Three hundred and twenty boys were
that WITH
taught aad that effectively In this school in this
city Al.rscoopy Of portrait Of General Isylor cor
popnlsrsy Among school boys Master 3 distinguished
himsGf iXc14 dscisinstion In this department., $50
Nearly 400 children present during the exsmna
ton.
The WEArHER.-Yesterdsy was . cold, brscipg day.
It va: the csld:ss Of the present month :ss wind blow
down behind clear horixop and beautiful starlight
night gave evidence Of continuation Of clear weather
LIEUT.. CRcrr.-ws regret to learn that this gallant
officer Of the New York regiment 10 better and that
his sickness such character that there serious
approximations entertained Of his recovery He able
but owing TO the excitement account of the Are in
the of his house Saturday night We are sorry
to say he is now worse.
STAR" LIrERAruRE.-Among the many learned and
literary productions continually emaneting from the
Starr family the following from the 18th ward return
is very bad "A meat shop Of 30th street and
9th Avenue about OK was Broke open last and about
$50 worth Of meat tsken."
FIRE AT CARMANvILLE.-A fire broke out on Thursday
morning, at lal O'Clock In new large frame build
above Carnsnvls The building nearly completed,
land was owned by Mrs Parsons Of this city, and
Monroe Engine Co No. ~, from Msnhattanvills, and
Engine Co No 40, OF Harlem, were promptly on the
spot could render no assistance on account of tn:
scarcity Of water The building entirely destroyed
IL supposed to have been set fire. the csrpen
had et but two days before and no fire had been
used In the building
FALSE ArAnM-The alarm Of FIRE at four clock yes
terday morning. caused BY the burning Of chin.
nsy, at No EN- street.
WHEHE ARE HER FRIENDS "A young woman Of very
genteel appearance who gave her name a. Een BAKER
was found stroIipg about the 18th ward Thursday
night In Q state Of mind bordering on insanity she
was taken to station house of that ward where she
said that she had been very unkindly treated BY her
friends and ct last turned out OF the house to seek
shelter whore best she could she most positively ds
cnsd to reveal the those who had thus treated
her because she did not wish to expose them From
what could be gathered from her, she had evidently
end to her suisrnss From the general sppssrsncs Of
this young woman there to be mystery con-
with her proceedinss and though now evidently
sborng under great mental excitement, has suncient
self to hold fast any thing hat would lead to
her family and friends.
CuLpAbLE NEeLEcr--The coroner was called to hold
an inquest upon the body Of Peter Pstche native OF
this city aged years. who yesterday found IN the
water 1t the foot of 10th street. Est River The de-
ceased employed - an engineer ON board the steam
boat Eureka and myssriousy disappeared about fort
night ago, and not sgan seen uoth he was found in
the water under tho end Of the pier 1t the foot OF 10th
street Within few feet Of the spot where he was
found there hole in the covering Of TIE pier about
connected with the there are coSsnt rea
sous TO believe that the deceased In passing along the
pier on his way to the boat n through this mantrap
record similar accidents win the eapisin Of the nth
ward police look oitf
DgArp ny IsrEMrsRAScE The coronsy held in
quest likewise In the city prison. upeu the body II
unknown man, who had been committed - . vagrAnt
and died In his CELL some time on Thursday night YER
dict, death by intempsrsnce
ANorurR CASE OF Neutrality-suspicious. females re-
siding In and adjoining the premises no M" ,ss
suspect Mrs. Weidmsyer, widow woman remding
there that she had been delivered Of child and secret
y disposed Of the ssns thsI esesrsse,y sscs ssssns
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