New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF TEN GOVERNORS

Tt.BCAra rr.t yetterday after1ocn a. the K Ytunds
al tie members icing Pres-st- President DUGLo n
tie oha.r. Minutes Of the last meeting Fssi tad ap
| proved.
| A ccunsbcatioa from tie Wardeu Of Rspi lrs
leland se,t~g foIt9 tos; the psss sud specnc ,tiocs
/ Of TIE North Hospital have been oomplstet and sag
eestsg tia; ,te bclcirg be oonnea ei as "a az
the scatter i sutz1e, was 5eieTei 10 Eae )nni.-
| tee on Randall, lslaUd.
Tie Gsrierer q R4pd.lrs Islssd and the CoJswsin
Of tie d, ,dboa; acv led for inerease VI pay Re-
| ferred 70 the Comrsitiee on > l.rles.
A Communication wss received iron l. L. DArinK
On behalf II the N-Ef07k Magda.eEe society for
eo1atoD Of iron bsdeeds. Referred 20 tne Con- MI
tee ca Oct coOr Poor. .
D., Iesigbing bs position Whiting Surgeon OF Belle
Vue Hospital. On meiiOn the Resignation was &C
oeptec
document was received from he MsiioSi BoSrd
of the Bellevue Hospital, announcing the res "a a'ion
Of Or. Smith, rnc stipg forth that they 81 Eeid
meeting Ard had seat the Games Of various c.ndi1e'es
on shps fer toe consideration of the Boari ci Gov
7 eTtoIs-
motion was mate to lay the matter over until
/ next Tuescsy, as several members Of the Board bad
klo cge OF TIE res gnatIon Of Dr. Smitn oat'l
fes minutes before tue ueetng. Here they had
communication on the heels OF the resignation, sad
IT, desired time.
Mr. Is +. PINcxSGY favored the laying over of ;hs
communication, as he bad Id dOaOt oas thtt Iasre
Lad bseu deal OF l1grOllDg.
After Considerable talk the President came 10 the
couclnsoL that the members were AL oGt OF order,
iusimuch - tle congun'c alton had NOT heea real
TIE President ordered tie reAiing az the document,
but the names VI me candidates slips we're not pro-
. uiulgaied
Mr w I PIvKyEY said that the mstier, instead
Of beirg acted upon 10y the NJ .dca Bosri, shoud
have gore before the Executive Co nInttee O Belle
we Hospital. - referred.
H. regard % the bill FOR oysters presented a. the last
Uee'iug sn5 ieued To- Walden Dsty tor informal 90,
Mr.. DALtY replied thdt ast Sumner ne Boar otG ~
eInors cut or oysters Tue Doctors ordered tlcn
.gan IT. September contrary 10 the es)lution o. tue
Boa'd aud he in the store sent Tor t4eu wtlou.
coutuing bim. NeitLor be nor the Doctors thought
. i. WONG after 'he hot scatter was past.
M,rder ~ hc inNooctS-Alr Smith oieret tho
following report ard rrsoiUloo.:
The Goa mite, o. Dat DOR Poor have hal for some
time under consideration the best cans Oi Improving
the condition ct the nurse chidreu belonging TO THIS
Department aud il order more fully 10 les. tbs al,
vaLta.es 90 the present system wSl others, w)ud
I respectfully recommend Tor adoption the foioSiog
| Iesnu'ip
Reorss qlsf,be Committee on Outdoor Poor b., and
hereby suihaied aci lstr5ted 10 make sith-a. Decay 81.
rsrgsusII vh SGcn mst.uon 10 iris city twno ~ ulta
80 lie cbarrs Of Them until The erection Of 90 md
sosptsD snd support Of nurse clftren sa0 .
5S.g ras, III nurse eRisr.n bsreAtsr r,e.vss uto
his cepsuent B., Immediately trsbaieffed 70 Ia n',ta
on win which Sid srsr sllut u.y be mafe 80 tot. ne
Ccuuse TO 'aii institution such O. the 90 drn nl~
lort to this Board the re,alE oil tseir pfo'oediaL
Mr. TowssESD seid that lie had not sgaei TIE re-
port, because be did not tllnk oltsiie institutions
would tske good care Of the infants - those goo
. ere emU0Feu ~ ift DJhfJ. IL July, 1917 u hif.
Sboltwei living IL Westcl'ster County aud wlo had
high recoma nj Atons took 30 # these lnfaB's sld
10 a little than year thereafter, all OUT ID were
dead. Some OF the managers OF the Hons OF the
FerG next took charge Of 80 IT 81 OF tov OH dre1
bot they were not successful in tikcg care of them
In 1855 the percentage % cea1 among THIS class 81
ua!ortuDa.ss loser tlln It had been IN preceding
. ys6rs.
To- subisc. was lard on The table for one Voek, and
the communication WAS ordered 10 be pri-tst in the
NJ ". T. pIvN>zr offered resolution lrsoting
I tiss Inquiries be made whether the Home OF the
Fsien1lsss and the C'ilis Hospital could take away
any o the ch trn; 1t 50, bow many could they acc IN
uoeote, and at what expense. AioDtSd'
Mr.. townsend PRESCRIBED petition sgnai, az he
sad by ~ nog or 900 c.tizsns" setting tJrJh the
obligation Of the Governors il pr y3iug proper rrlg-
Uus instruction 5or the cajra uuder their Gaze. Tle
petitioners most urgently requested that change be
speedily edopted. end that such Arrangement be male
as you'll OF I'd each cliil in tie Institutions, VIII "
ever DO bis rCsion, such religious instruction sad
training he would have enjoyed bad tue sup rysi1n
end care Of bis parents be q vouchsatsd 20 nm so
that he would lot be placed 10y public authorities in
tbs important and vital p0l. ofit ,rucul IN lover
or WOrle position titan Is occupied by ttOe VINO are
bs,sed with tho means eLd opportunity Di b3InS IN
srUc'ed in their faith ID The house VI their parents.
Archbishop Hughes, Sh III Kelly, Rich an u. Con
Molly Capt. Ryndsrs, AID. Clancy aad Wan. Miner
heaoed the petition.
Upon the above, Gov. TOWNSEND offered the fol-
Pt.rG Tia. IL children rtr,ed 70 tie s1ari,nshp Of
tis BorI. mall IN matters sppoua religion b. pa %
tie losing u al coItaoGaJ- aAd lspc 80 tnAL az sA
worship sad ia,uc1n li be duly provided i1i BY zoe Sc i
rcigIlua societies TO VII tic cDJIca sh.l rssp'ctsJ
brua sld taft the children hs in Gaze be compel 81 "
ns-eed attend any O1r rnO worship or religious .ic'
Re S Tha IN tie sb.en-e or Of religious
ois'y Of PfJyaoh t1rby, tie wc'hip ind "a
shs b. r1l,tL On uch ~ a existing peo o1s a. 'a.u %
sust By psrorts susrdisns OF tue chhsr-n
The toll wing weekly statement was presented:
Numb remaining FEB -, 1919
Admitted
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Ann ....... ieit lilfd Dstnct P,'n '''' y
P-rellsy........... 80 FOURTH d, triat Fs"n'
L. Hos o. Ncrfh1use 10 C9.ord Home. ~
lsL Hoe. from AushgIss YiC1'lr-d Orphan Az ~
NOrL LID Children a.
srl4ro4 Hllp.,a,..... IgCiy ceHessy......'.''' ii
sals.. 1S iIo.rii ISL To.l........si
nlus.r reIlari1; Feb =, III
10
t. Board the5 adjourned.
ST. DAyID'S SOCIETY.
hi. Society bed is ANNA! mse.IDg yererisy
L,ernooa ~ s.. DsVid's Hail. 10 New c ma, street,
When M election entered into, snd tie iJowug-
ranled gentlemen cbOsen officers for The ensuiGy
year. President, H. y. Morgan; VIce-PCAisDt,
Nm. Morgan; Treasurer, 4. NJ. james, Soor-tIr7,
W. J. Williams; S.r~-rts, j. J. Jcre-, NM. u.
Dawes; Director r. Elmoods.
TIE following is Al ab-'rsC. Of the annual report,
~ srov.. La. trs.ert crulit on OF the ,elray: