New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13
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The minutes of the last meeting were read.
Mr. Piuckncy was opposed the resolutions passed at
fine last meeting of the Board appointing Physi
clan, to the Medical Board Bellevue Hospital at the
last neeno and wished the matter referred back To the
committee to report whether they have the power 10
augment the number Of the Medical Board.
The President said that communication had been
received from the Medical Board at Bellevue Hospital
informing him that more Physicians were needed and
it would be necessary TO re organize II their number
were augmented
Mr. Draper would be in favor of augmentng the number
of Physicians if necessary but NJ the same time he though
the Medical Board should be consulted in this matter
The motion 10 reconsider this resolution was lost.
The subject of salaries brought up and the report
was referred back to the committee.
The following communication was received from the OF
fee of Warden on Randalls Island
DEAR srRs am under the necessity reporting dead
bdes were from Cemetery the
Tins received from Capt VIM Webb deputy keeper
Refrrcd to Committee on City Cemetery.
Mr. Townsend moved that the subject o salaries BE- taken
UP rs special business. Carried
Mr. Draper moved that the salary of McS-rs. Corwin,
Phillips and Spclman bc raised to SlaJO each o take eli
feet from the 1T of January last
MIR Draper was in favor of raising and reducing the
prices and also OF reducing the number OF persons in their
employ
salary be- increased to sl.jO0. Lost
Mr. Draper moved that this subject be the special bu>i
ness of the next meeting. Adopted
The C,llowing resolution was offered bv Mr. Townsend
elred That special Committee be appointed BY the Board
r1 the several institutions
ore M y o. PSqf s op &op d''' ' charge Oh
Tie following resolution was oncrcdDv Mr.. Pnckncv:
Ns4ons Medical Association (which tli. Cty the eary
Of May v The p,Re' qn@s f nis se
Hospital ADJOURNED
Bo,Bpor SrprRy1.oRs-Ths Board met on Monday
petition was received from the Assessors for 3d. asking
for an increase Of pay over the rate Of 80 Ia u wards
La asked So advance or about 30 per cent: in ward,
80 advance, and in the t-cnthl 49,
The Supervisor the Eleventh Ward objected 10 an in
crease of other wards whilst the ward he represent
IKE Srncr,i.or ofthe Third Ward moved a reference
The Recorder objected 10 il altogether, whilst tn City
WAS pressed down with taxes
After several DIVISIONS the petition was carried by yeas
TO nays. ~ 3, 80 ,,.,i.. 49,,
examination, from the 9Th January 90 the -h March l-jJ
Of Thoma, G. Fnncll 80 Tor FD'i mo.t" cEimnt,or'
from tth january 10 the 3>t March l-'5; OF DAVID hl
500 for PIT aIOrt M examinations rom I'm January 10
9th March l~1 of Joseph karnmrrcr> SO for p2f
Inn examination, from 9Th to 10Th March OF w on Rolt
: for Uof go,llq examination ON 9th April Referred
10 The bi Of Coroner Gccr and odd dollars
W,,i.or Of the Sixteenth Ward objected to it The
MI; lad blur upon it, and he had hoped that the decision
Of legal tribunal would have put an end TO further discus
sion on il in this Board. - 80. ,.-.,,,,,
tbr had been by Coroner Gccr before the Mayor
90 correct and wherever the bills were found correct they
have been reported on The bill claimed ny Coroner Grrr
90 54l and the committee did report within 5000 of
tb,t amount DR. Gccr not 10 blame for the rlmor that
have been spread about him. and he had had any Other
,,,r,n but Mi Bakcly To- take charge e" his office,
rld NOT have heard of these complaints the committee
had found that Mr. Blakey had put down cases OF in4ucsts
ON per,on, who have passed by this Office Dr Gecr, not
a. uv a., be- Represented TO be- and the gt ought To
r,.>t where il is due. . 80
The supervisors of the Eleventh and Sixteenth Wards
and the Recorder spoke upon the question and the matter
ultimately lana upon iAe uaulc -Ny'''iU' !" 'l"i4'y
next, az O'Clock
- Az 10 o'clock on Monday evening Mrs. Roll
ryrr NJ No a Essex Il. while in ht Of deirum jumped
ont If third story window in her house 10 the pave
,crt bu fortunately escaped without serious injury DR.
William, was called TO attend her. No bones were broken
- 4 younoster named Hugh Riley caught by
oe;.r Ii.v ot the Fifth Ward, with purse containing,
so in his Do,,e,ion which he had just before stolen from
tLepock,t OF Mr. Catharne Mu-Toi No JJg Greenwich
T nrrse wa, restored 10 its owner and the youngster
was committed 10y Justice Osborne.
SrB,yGyRs-The following among the persons
WIN REGISTERED their names yesterday al the principal Ho-