New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-11
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ifnirrn Zoe lhfif ilil snA COURTEOUS reception ha oon
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Anhll'hop lIupc- AID said that he thankful
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APPRECIATION Of the Institutions OF Wards lfald whore
The unfortunate s"n aud dau ors If oy.ry foreign elmo
wcfo admitted aud ihof i properly cared for He said
thei there evidence of a., almost foihery devotion of
The tomniHiorop for Tho omgranis mud that The care
skl ard klndnet 81 The I icana and Surgeon Ia ut
itndan'o on the iiospni w1s quite apparent, IRON The
great moli and happiness o'nccd by The patients IN
c'cJ department Tho Hospital wore no holiday appear
nucc, bat seemed in ~ every day home Ike garb Tho
Aichbnbo In conclusion, proposed tho following sent
mont
The c.ashers n EwgraionTheir humane efforts ale
,e the saen q The ek enrsnt deserve the praise Of the
whole world.
Dir Kelly responded 10 this In which he reviewed the
history Of the Institutions Of Wards Iland and spoke in
The strongest terms Of eulogy Of its founders La conclu
sion be offered a tonst.
TLe Melo, Of me E~gSe CIV II hep- Yo,k.
Mr. barde the Mayors representative was called for
and briefly responded
Mr. Dillon then proposed.
The Hcafn Of NE PpSs NHnei0.
Archbishop Bcdn again and said that he could not
speak in too warm terms Of the friendship that had been
bestowed upon him this OCCASION and assured the
gentleman that he should hold them in grateful
membTance
The proceedings OF dinner here to close and the
cOmr0uy left the building to return home After they had
got of doors however, members of the Chinese
Dramatic Company, who at present on the Island
be conveyed back their native land, commenced
Of their gymnastc performance They acquitted them
selves in good s aud contributed much TO the amuse
ment of the company who surrounded them Al the con
cusion this scene the visitors proceeded to ;he landing
and departed for the City all expressing Themselves highly
peased with their day s entertainment.
As the Nunco proceeding to the boat many OF the
Catholic the Island placed themselves their
knees in line each side Of the path and received his
blessing as be passed by.
Among the guests at dinner besides those already
toned we noticed DR. Cox, DR. Canochan D.. Ford DR.
Emmett and DR. Scheillng, Visiting Physicians and Sur
geons of the Island The Warden Of Randals Island and
Col Tappan also present a. well as Mr. Dillon Pres
ident OF the Irish Emigrant Society.
Our reporter conducted by DR. flensey, one Of the
staff of the Resident Physician through the various BULL
ngs on the Island oil of which seemed to be in excellent
order.