New-York tribune., 1871-07-27
THE UAuNEMANN HOSPITAL.

DESCRIPTION OF THE BUILDING-LIsr OF
OFFICERS
In the year 1897 a certain DIR. Gram INTRO
duced the new school Of medicine known as Homeoia-
thy into this city, As IN the case OF nearly All new
theories 1t was some time before II grew into favor
There now however about 400 regular practitioners
OF tho new school in the city, many OF whom were edu
Gated under the old SYSTEM and those who informed
state that the number of Homeopathic practitioners is
largely increasing and that their patients TO be
found In the best classes OF society. Nearly all the lead
ing officers OF the City Government are also said to be
HomeOpathists. The following institutions devoted
to the use and practice of Homeopathy;
HshnemAnn II omeova athie Hospital East Rhy.6hh-st
NORTH Eastern Homeopathic Medical and Surgical pspensy, Fast
Bondst. Homeopathic Dispsn.sry.
Hs%9oi 2CmsoPsRs S%RsCbBi.SS b.pn.slP sP'n
western HoHeopatbie b.yen,sry ives, Thirty.evenhs
NewYOrk Houeopsthe Medical College TNolehs' and Trdave
New'lork College q Medical Sciences.
Since JAM so patients have occupied beds and been
treated at the Hahnemann Hospital in East Fiftyth
st. between First and Secondaves under the direction
Of Dr. f. Seeger. Although additional building has
been obtained for the accommodation OF patients s
there is not space enough there are six applications
for every patient received. plot Of ground having
been obtained from the city. it is accordingly intended
at early date. to erect hospital that will compare
favOrably with the finest the continent This nstu
ton, the Hahnemann Homeopathic Hospital, Will be IN
the English Gothic style Of architecture constructed OF
Philadelphia pressed brick, trimmed with OHIO free
stone. II will be situated On Fourth-ave, between
sixtyseventh and sixtyeighthss and will extend the
entire length Of the block thus giving 1t front
age OF 200 feet II will consist Of central, or admins
trative building with wing pavilion on each slde'
entirely isolated from the center building with the ex
ception Of corridor the first floor only which VIII
run the entire length Of the hospital and unite the thee
buildings
The administrative building will he slightly advanced
aee OF 80 feet on the avenue and depth of GO feet III
will be approached by cOveredfcarriaee-way ana VIII
contain the entrance TO the Hospitas On inc rst
floor will be the surgeons dispensary, apotheeary ana
reception rooms and all IS feet long and IA 10 feet
wide well lighted and ventilated. Opposite the entrance
yestibue, on this floor, will be the main staircase,
spacious and easy ascent On he second floor are to
be four physicians rooms, library and number OF
other apartments TO be devoted 10 various purposes
their dimensions ranging from IA by II to II by lSieet
except the library which will be 6 by 2S feet The third
floor will icontain private wards, professors room'
museum large lecture and operating rOom and other
apartments
The private wards viii be E16by'1s or 10 by 10 feet,
the le by feet land the professors room 10
feet squares the lecture and operating room will be % by
90 feet, and will be lighted from dome skyght in ad-
dition to the window. 1t will be provided with "ft
elevator for patients which will run to the different
floors and connect with lifts" in each pavilion, running
from top to bottom and opening each floor at the GEN.
ra corridors. The ecureroom is 10 be fitted up with
circular seate rapidly descending toward the lecturers
table, and without obstructng columns 10 interfere with
a full view, This room will be used the Hospital
chapel. The hight Of the lectureha Will be Z5 feet and
Of the lower stories 10 feet
The paviions will be located north and south or the
main building and by ther arrangement can be formed
necessary, into separate departments Tor the TWO
sexes They will be three stories high and viii contain
wards for the sick on each Oor Each ward will be 70
foafH Hipha md
90 BEDS giving average OF over 1900 cubic feet OF
air to each patient small kitchen will be PROVIDED out
side of each ward, in addition TO the large HOspUa
kitchen small dningroom viii also be arranged Tor
each ward for the OF cOnyaeseent patients Bans
are 70 be so arranged at the Of the wards go that
they cannot vitate the air. Stone and iron saircases
will insure speedy and safe exit III case OF ilre'
small two-story structure in the rear of the admins
store laundry, drying and other rooms on the hIst
floor and sleeping for nurses and servants on he
second floor In the of this building ana arranged
so to be out Of Ssght of the Payiqns VII & be me
moTgue and dissecung-ro9ms. The HospnaI VII H. De
heated by steam, ventilated in the most approved man
ner and win be capable Of comfortably accommodating
100 patients although If Desirable II may @ oe maue 10
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OF IHS HOSPITAL; ~ W..
Ri11 rTs'dfn' b S cGaS Sf9' Tsure DAVIDSON ses
Brown Medic, Director Seger D. Deci2r' John GIa N.
the Hon Chsa f. IccT T. W Hunt " D. b H Kent Reis ~
RcsT; R y htias n Spiay BGsi W Hunt b'B BoS L
aos NJ p Rsg D. + Seeg N D. r5 Sq5sS11C SsSso5.
Mhrcv NJ D. r. Guernsey, NJ D. A. ResghM D. X AeNnrrsy NJ
D. John f. Gray, NJ D $ B. Barlow NJ D. G l. beeheI a. u
THE PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL.
The Presbyterian Hospital, situated between
SEVENTEEN and Seventy fstss and Fourth and Madi-
sonaves is approaching completion, and will be ready
for the reception Of patients within few months. II
will cost when finished about SOOOOOO OF which
James LenOx cOnributedN $250OO0 besides giving the
ground on which the Hospital stands.
THE MULBERRY-sT HOMICIDE-NO CLUE TO THE
MURDERER.
Coroner Keenan, concluded yesterday the in
vestigaon into the death Of Anthony Crowley late OF
No. 1S4 Mott-s, who struck on the head with club
and fatally injured during row in front OF the liquor
store No 4O Mubeuyst, on the nghtof July 10. From