New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-26

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To he Hon TIE Board Of Snperrors Of N, County Of N- York
NIT their ''''''-"'
Hosns eSrsea VIII ,he supervision and maintenance
he system Of charitable and S@ree qn 'S aS s
Cry Of Newiork The constant population these Institutions
lesser b.se during The past year vas
% n sSoS
aluh houses 4hp
NV fns"ns''' 25J1
oI liIR
There treated By The Physicians Of the Depart
nen and supplied with medicines. patients lat their
Treated .9d supplied with medicine. BY Phy.cin: a, i.
Relieved BY the Superintendent Of Out Door Poor in 'O
money, fuel and other g3o
gsse populations the several e,. n ne .na ,s
relief afforded 70 The poor bu, il further statistical value It
recipient. Of gGbs charity Or who have been held OF
mt,ed several p. Supg ,s mere r" many who bad been com
petty transferred 70 the Wo oq.s or Ps1.. or
been sent to the Aims Houses the relief for stopped
conclusions would therefore drawn the table we're regarded As
similar table in The last Annual Report Of the
The social questions which sSeyue. during the Rebel
The a ss I oai SSSSs n q ssi &:
Pon S S % 81 s" s sp sS 81 .S
s By legislative bodice, and BY the public press The Commissions.
their Importance and they have endeavod .cb. the
the sek and the bepsss there boaI h, no %
psuPer and that tie Children Committed 70 their ce bouS be- 40
try has been maintained blow night school
eeE provided for the temporary maintenance Of sos their discharge
psb bnesu b.. been enlarged BY The establishment Of nsuIss
school committed 10 the Commissioners labor bureau and
employers and those seeking employment, system Of imbuUc
Sff s i e ' pubic lS pt es l' &. I has been S
districts and physician assigned each to visit snd prescribe for the
ao@sTe diseases he hospitals The ha. been
The Cty Of NewYOrk conspicuous voluntary
associations Of beneyGnes for its public charities The Chden
Vsgant children have been Of neacub value in bsng the amount
existed And The Prison ASSOCIATION BY directing public Attention to
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systematic and Intelligent inquiry into the cause. extent and conditions
OF our Sn@ a population aud Tue most effective measures Tor "
appointment Of commission supervise charities oftbe
State marks the deeper the Legislature the condition Of the
poor and hepes and affords that pe %rOng' wneS or mani
be exposed and corrected But Is respectfully suggested that the .Gper
charitable City throughout the State
ana s,gs' G aaas s IF Si S o. 1S S ]
charge and the objects Otbsr charity d.
sTy insane there should be authoritative supervision
10 accordance with the endaon ofth State Commission in their
annual report 1909 carefully prepared made
competent citizens Of the value Of the grounds buildings
sseg i that n. 1sa. Aef report herewith submitted VIII
Land. charitable purposes 95ooo
Buildings for charitable J5!9SV
Furniture for charitable purposes 1850
ss6nes
Lands for correctional s6S$0
Buildings for correctional purposes HlzS9
Furniture for correctional %s5l
s21ga25i
TIE SICK
me forms charity there y none s, 30 n oGs s .S
as 'd TO ,e sex 10 ot %Gds, tI labor ,Ss ps,.a, and
comforts but Sickness a[ey simulate .. s ,s S;Is
Of paupeism as in minsens to the relief the simply
SeetT in want the energy the man sapped
what wa, for % Is ., ps Sr l
aid that been afforded him and resoluts before 70 earn bis
unusual the relief extraordinary and not to
Hitherto the poor depend the voluntary and occasional
Ps cent to Y. Hospital. Of The department Tb5 qusat
Of prolonged aud needless suffering from the want Of pope,
that would embrace the alex poor Of the
S5cer medicine. and the necessities they might require d9rug their
illness With this view the city h. been divided INTO eleven Medical
physician paid bis services visit and prescribe for the ck
poor :6 d require sdS 70 S 10 ne sd oh
the SICK be danserooy ID the Attending pynn may eau 10 ' con
medc, surgical skin the city now at the service Of the poorest
Il is believed that The condition Of tn: ,iei win
from their families they will be eudery nued by their rea
ss aud friends Aa ss S % .n r Fl n' the
time for enlargement for the erection Of new and expensive
structures, will be postponed
bep the practice person been taken sick
10 The public street 70, TIE PI ,sI rev ' cn,1
70 the nearest druggist. snq se, , m S home bst" va,
always great suffering from the rude q and great los.
IN the los. Of life The Commissioners their last annual report
have pS SS DSeS @ .
Two have been specially assigned 70 TIE Ram. ~ Pee
lice have verT cordially Commissioners and have been Of
for without their AID II would nave been mpAe
ucabIe o have perfected the system , Il,
established sretoher 10 deposited at each poe
station When casualty II made bI the Board Of Ponce
the beat where the patient hes 10 go n
the the 10 command
and the stTeteher TO tie sta
lion Bouse telegram Bellevue Hospital the receipt OF
which proceeds with the ambulance the station
such remedies the require conveys
The paep to hospital home The ambuanees
2h June last and oe that date they have conveyed 80
patients hEGEPIos HOSPITAL ma. md. o.,
Hosa established south Of Csnat for the reception OF
wounded Of the city; but because Of typo
Appropriation unavailable The eI
sepe demonstrated the necessity OF such bos
nita II respectfully requested the be corrected
Tie Hospitals o. the Department compnse 49,
Three General Hospitals oeds
SmAlLPo1 Hospital.
Hospital.
Hospital.
irrnrsbe Iospa l31 beds
sss.s
Tnnstc ASYLUM proper 40 beds
Innate Asylum, In Of constTuctOn... 800 beds
IG66 beds
The General Hospitals are-Blevue Hospital in the City Charity
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