New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02

Nvw.yopv D,sprys.Ry FOR Poor WOMEN AND
CBLDREs.-Tbe design of this Institution Is to give
10 poor women an opportunity OF consulting pcysi
eiAns Of their own sex. The existing charities OF our
CITY rec ard the employment of women az physic
M an experiment, the success OF which ha- nor yet
been sufficiently proved to admit OF coroisi coopsfa
ton. IL therefore necessary to form separate
Institution which should furnish TO poor wo nen the
medical aid which they could not Obtain else "here
The following gentlemen cordially consented to act
Trus Of the proposed Institution: Messrs. put
ler White, Hay dock. Sedgwck; Collins, Field, ORA
per, Greeley, West, Harris Foster, Raymond Flan-
ders, Dana, Manning, Spring, Bovine. Consulting
Physicians: Dire Nissan Parker, Cammann, Taylor
Attending Physician DR. Elizabeth Blackwell.
Mesrs Secgwick ard Butler kindly procured an
net Of ipcor poration. meeting for equalization
held jan 30tb 1854. A constitution aud bylaws we're
adopted and the following members were APPOINTED
ntI.cutve Committee 70 the business Tor the year
Stacy Collins, Richard ii. Bovine, Charles Dana Eils
The Eleventh Wsd was chosen location for the Dis
penssry being destitute of medical charity While possessing
ss.p.siy crowded poor population.
The necessary rooms we're found In Seventh near
ksqoss sd were ready for the reception OF patients 10 the
The DspepssTy has been regularly through the
on Moltty Wednesday sno Fiiosy afternoons O'Clock
Over tive bsnded poor women have received media 40
All tb,e have srsteGly ekno~iedseo we nep ~,
Sodsd tbe the destitute have rendered
their few pence a. Ga Oh,Ing TO the Institution -,
.ep a.. % uco0s S, h. bsen strongly urged
css.s the advice has oosed at any rate Tor hne
word o council ion too has often been gwen -
the de,ute widow or m Idless er who was seeking "rs
health the best methods OF seesius employ
kAv. pointed suitable charities oc;ahonsy recon-
ntpoed, and peonnisTy aid sometimes rendered 49,, --
Fine. the Of commrcia pressure and severe
weather weighed rvy the poor nany cases OF
restitution to the Dpenssry These nave
been immigrants mostly Germans withou iiepd or
MONEY and ia orspt OF tn severa families have
been where member was sick ana fouod utterly
d,,tue ,rA. ring from snd though honest and ndu:
heus shaJpoined every .hot to ob'aD worn To saeh
families little help with money generally In the form OF
loan IN woL could b. procured hes proved Invaluable and
ms placed ty some friends in the hands OF the
,erdns physician for tbs special offset has saved several
WORTHY families from dsspaiI aud Tpenoic starvation
Th Dhptnssy has been removed sioce jan 20 70 NO
$50 Thro Avenues and opposite the large
CshOc all tho interested in as OBJECTS
are CORDIALLY invited IL will hereto
fore from o'clock Monday "Wednesday ani FRIDAY
afternoons Poor aod children be sent ifom any
p.r OF the City The medical aid Of the Dspensary
il bsins zee to oil
This IIstution commenced bv the subscriptions OF
few have been kept within It's bli
the power doing sood has necessarily been Hunted By the
Of ito funds Is found desirable 70 enlarge its ope-
and place basis For this purpose
TIE Tru,ie, h raise the Of - 90 aud connoaions
ere est,Gy solicited The follow member. appointed
receive contributions STACY b. COLLINS No s. oleeck
ertt; ROBERT HAYpocK, No. ~ Broadway; ELIzABErH
BLACKwELL No 70 Erst fifeenthst
The Taisei will he invested permanent fund FOL
the Institution is the hope of the founders Of ibis charity
male II eventually hospital for women and school FOL
the this the Oispensary the Oes
Foundation ana t. that sone all Efforts At present directed
The btok 81 the Dmpcusry always open TO the nspee
tiop Of emte application to the Attending PbyseAn
Nee iork, Feb. 9, 1855