New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25
Annual Meeting Of she Wenan's Hospital
Associations.

The eleventh annual meeting Of the Woman's
Hospital Association of New.York was held at the
Hospital No. So Madison-ave.. yesterday afternoon.
This Society was organized in the year 1885, for the
purpose Of providing hospita! for the exclusive treat
nent OF diseases peculiar to The first board
of managers Included among its members such names
Ogden Hoffman, Mrs Peter Cooper, Mrs. X b. Min.
tnm, Mrs NJ. II. GriDDell. Mrs. I. G. Dorenus and
S SSsts ss m cur city In with all
amount Of good which this Institution has been able
to accomplish can hardly DO calculated as 10 addition
10 the many Of serious cases which have been
effected in the hospital itself outside BY the pays
cans and surgeons connected with It, the institution has
served aschool of instruction TO physicians from all
pats OF the country. many Of whom have expressly
visited the hospital order to avail themselves OF the
experience Of ite physicians and the benefit OF Its
records IN Connection with cases in their own practice
II is TO 5e regretted that the peeun.ry means o. tas
excellent institution are insufficient TO enable the
ansoers 10 increase at once its capacities to an ex
tep, commensurate with the needs OF our community IN
this direction. new building Is nov being erected In
The upper part Of the c On ground donated for tnat
purpose BY the ciu authorities. II Is hoped that
porton OF this building will be in readiness for occupa
lion next FALL when the facilities OF the institution WIZ
- (, Getting yesterday the following ladies' wers
,.asoJ ,s;:sys n, .e Board OF Managers for the en-
suirs wear, Mrs. WI. 3. h,,v.. Frat Directress,
Mrs. T. q. Doremus, Second DireetressI Mrs. Thomas
Dewitt, Third Direetressi MIS-: jacob Lekoy, Treas
Dexter Bradford. Secretary. -
TIE Medical Staff consists Of Tbos. A. Emnet. NJ
d. Surgeon: John q. Perry. NJ. d Assistant sure
WIN. ID. Horton NJ. d.. Honse Physician; and I. G.
Thomas NJ d.. and Foster Ssiff, II. D.. attending
physicians ut-door patients.
The report Of the Treasurer showed the receipts for
the nast year 10 have been s3 SIS &C. The expendi.
frres for the same time have been fl35T o. leaving
balance on hand OF t45 IS
The Surgeons Report shows that lis patients have
been treated during the year. or these, 10 required
surgical operations. Fify-Sx patients have been dis
eharged cured, and IL benefited by the treatment.
three patients have died. and three deemed In
curabe we're not treated. Twenty-nine patients re-
mnir ed in the Hospital the LIST Of January is
of whom have since been discharged and others are
now conyaescing. During the year. 81 surgical opera
tons have been performed many Of them Of the most
severe character Three Of these Of removal
Of ovarian tumors one Of which wss successful
Tie other operations were for removal OF hbroos
tupors yesico.yagina isue and other LESSONS OF lees
grave character. Seven hundred and forty-one out.
door patients were treated during the year BY Doctors
Thomas aud SRif being an increase OF - cases over
last year The Surgeon stated that great dcufy mad
been experienced during the year In consequence OF
tie inability Of the present hospital TO furnish accom-
odations FOR many patients who could not be properly
tren ted at their homes, and great suffering mac
fms sometimes occurred. he made eloquent appear
10 tbe women Of New-York 10 furnish the necessary
means to alleviate many sufferers OF their own sex