New-York tribune., 1873-03-14

Mas rts af,,rs arc looked after ny board
Of trustees, OF whom Col George i' "e"s''' 10 '''''
Tho Tnion Dlspensary, No 2Oi East Elcventhst,,l "
governed nv board Of 20 trustees, electen @ -
be medical STAFF consists Of n house pbysiclaD Two We
itinC and eight attending bysicans, ana an
The number of patients treated durng lns ps While eS
i26s0 Of whom ll5eo went 10 the dispehsai'' ""''
boo prescriptions were dispensed c.,,ooa Disnen-
The Womans Homeopathic Medical college hsG IN
sary AZ Secondaye and Twelfth ST. was est' ss,v ~
,Sf6 for the treatment OF sick women huu 20, v ,,nar
About 5000 were treated dning oas %
There were 7sG utdoor patients, and losJo prescP
The Ifrmary OF the NewYork College OF ihad n
a4 proodwav and Twenty- -irstSt., was es,honhO sr,
0c,oheT 1sGS by DR. Frank Abbott OF the C0ieee & in
staff of four attending anu ~ the psst wear
ci1ns The number treated utlIE to Pn "a
sas c50o: e4OO operations were performed anu 1'''
arlnei teeSn & nnbfhaimc and Aura Institute No i6
East Tweftnst was opened In May 1869 ~ is
to the treatment OF eye ana ear go S9e ~ n ma
tients are treated gIatuitOusy III tne 49,
and treatment are free Of charge 10 the poor pu.
those who are able make compensation Of the pehen VI
the Institution Ddaene lectures, en,es, mn g. anu @ & 1taT
co ourses oh the diseases OF the eye ana ear are given
i'm the Institution During 1872 there were 1916 new pa
tients treated in the dspensaIy ana @ ~ IA e VI;
and 400 operations were performed Ihe t0t Oh
patients treated in the dspensary since the institution
was opened l2I7 that of inmates 9Os, and that OF
onero oons performed in t I,l76 The medical stan 0i
tie institution consists Of four surgeons and two clinical
assistants t Ii conducted by board OF trustees vi
whom Frederick 5. Winston IS President.
The Western Homeopathic DSpensary' stuateu ae
Nos an and as West Forty secondst, Nnthave..
Was established and Incorporated under the general law
nm lime SCS The total number Of treated during
the past wear was II 33s OF which 1895 were indoor
81 $50 prescriptions dispensed. It's medical stan
consists of n house physician visiting phy ysclan, anu
four attending py scians surgeons and two assist
ant surgeons THIS dspenSary makes specially Oh % .
and ear governed by board oi trustees VI
whom Charles WatIOus is President.
The New-YOrk OrthOpedc Dlspensary, kindred lsti,
tutiOp was established in 1868 for the treatment OF
diseases and defOrmtes Of tine spine and mp JOINT III
is Open two hours every day except saturday DulnS
the past year III cases received attention. anu tcIo
are now $40 cases under treatment. There are Two
surgeons and assistant surgeons on the medlcaI
Toe assistant made during the YEAR 4S Nls
at the residences of patients. At tins institution aen
nav for the apparatus used in their cases FROM ths
source 81 1923 IS received during the year, whe ON
the CITY $4,000 was Acknowledged The surgeons get no
nav but the assistant surgeons receive ssl3 ~ III I'LL
The expenses OF the Institution last year were ssOV
The Central Dispens3ry, No 93i EghthaVe was eslau
shed in November, 1869 IL Is supported by voluntary
contributions and State and city AID DuIhR ioS uo'
new patients treated, 1,0l9 OF them at tef hos
The Vaccinations amounted TO 2OS, while 2ll5f pfesc
tions were dispensed. The institution Is IN charge O
house surgeon attending aud TWO visiting phy sCla
superinenuent OF the drug department. ana an apoth
/ ecary, -, A., VII, Ma
pensary for diseases of the sn FOurave and lhlr
tietst which treated 23 cases last year tho "ts6eln
Dispensary for women and children, Whch tredeu SOW
eases: tine New-YOrk TumOr Dsfensary at fOufth-aNe
and Thrtethst in which LOG cases we're tledteui te
Nev-York Dspensary for diseases OF the tnrOdl ana
! chest, al No. Al University place. ,.r. .
There are several small d1spensatles IN dneienl qHr
ters of the city supported by various charitable bodies
but the number Of treated at these INSTITUTIONS
dining the past Will not materially aier tue afste
cate The outdoor departments OF the various hosp'
resemble the dspens,srles All OF these wiz plooIDl
add from 1900 $500 to the number OF SICK poor treated
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