New-York tribune., 1872-09-03

,,..,,. q ravvard az three dollars on the
sace n delivered to the party to whom u was
succooded in inducing coachmah VINO Nisi.ou VIZ
grounds to receive It, The coachmans a''cn'iou wa
arst called by whistle from the Dhnar"iOou. ~ "-'
,ra when he approached the letter was thrown ouV.
strorco 70 say however the promise OF the reward
(which would have been paid was not sufficient 10 IN
doe tho man TO trouble himself with delivering the leu
tors OF person confined in BoomingdaIe' FROM tniS
fact IL win be seen that IL is next 10 Impossible Or any
one Illegally confined to get word TO an attorney ana 70
nrocure writ Of habeas corpus for his release TEE
discovery OF this fast inspires most hopeless feeling
A MOST ANNOYING DELAY.
The saue ANNOYING delay exists N this building as IN
the other regarding the detention Of patients at the head
Of the stairs or the lower hail. after the ringing OF the
bell before they are admitted TO the diningroom one
patient Han III, Mr. j., frequently became so an
moved ana vexed that ho returned 70 his hall Ihe CON-
plant was heard from many patients. The attendants
should remember that patients who pay for their ooaru
have rights.
The biniardhal upon the accession Of Dr. Burril haa
raised seats for ookerson but his first act was 10 nav
them removed What reason could he possibly aSsisu
It's charged by patient, formerly OF Han AL ,4a'
Dr. Burrin has delayed the completion OF 'nc pO"N"s
| alley for four months. 49,, -,
One of the repairs carried ont under the SUPERVISION "
Dr Rurru was the removal Of the hoair registers from
their usual and proper position near the hoor 10 e'
on the wall above the reach OF all patients ms Is 'he
fact on Halls ILL., w. and VII 1t is welERnown iact
that hot air rlses and, consequence these mans
must be most ntoleraby cold in Winter. 1t is utterly
impossble aso for patient TO warm his feet at them
Upon the same hall which the reporter quartereu
he saw an apparently quiet decorOus man who carried
assev shaved himself and took entire care both OF
himself and of his wardrobe He left the building alone
whenever he pleased without telling or asking any one
either as he departed returned. He seemed 10 be
cearbeaded and it has since been ascertaned that LOT
several years the corporation had prevented his visiting
his relatives and have been making to them such state
ents s it chose that the corporation had prevented
his remarks from being credited and had maintained
that every statement Of fact proof of insanity They
had also claimed that he did not complain was proof
| Of BloOmingdae's perfection.
As an intimaton of the active preparations which are
making for the reception OF the Commission 1t should
he stated that on the very evening which the reporter
took mis- leave OF the institution, Dr. Burr entered h
the reporters room with lookingglass which he left
| there to be hung up.
The reporter also learned that patient named Estrada
was confined in BoOmin giale long as his board was
paid His friends failing to furnish the means he wa
sent to Blackwe's Island where he was kept severa
weeks and then discharged by the physician there be
| cause he was perfectly sane
THE NUMBER OF Patients AND WHAT THEY PAY
When the reporter entered the institution the follow
inc was an inventory che number OF patients, prices
/ oh, 4 flar ly