The New York herald., 1874-11-25
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poor she has stiIl some spirit LETT She said yss.
''ikey did give me dre in the fever pavilion
few DAYS before ] lett; but that night the old
stoveppe tell down, an 1 was worse OH than be
ines rrst made long aiaayit but nothing
was heard oi that until the Board OF
emsn tsere up sa 'ners aave the fellow
rested. he tight get twenty years, but Mr. Lani'
beer said, "No. no: Wen settle ali tnls." Mr. Lain
about what had occurred Tney desired me to say
nothing about H. and II would be all right.
Professor Chandler brought the matter up in tne
Boaru OF Healfn, ana It was decided in the Board
70 give the letter sent by the President at tne
rsctoh TO tue public. The following Is copy oil
the document
PROFESSOR cHASDLER's LETTER.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT No 30i MoTT STREET.,
To THE HoNoRAsrE the COMMISSIONERS or rurL,o
QUANTITIES AsD CoRRKcrIoS:-
9kNrLsanN-i have the honor call your attention
Ssgrs S%n Boz Ind the Board OF ea be held
On =, Me IAN 81 epte@ber Eliza Collins aged twenty
what supposed q be aox s sse@ was iss ssen %1 IN
Of cur officers aud the smallpox hospital her
the is or q o os.ober she presented herself to the
the oown after sres her RECEPTION ppa Misa az
the smallpox Hospital, on BlacKwciTs Island the
ssnsoras syIss ss' z: Ms:
sI ny s s he M
Her
sh pa SS s a the iSs ns.
members your BOARD learned tat the steward had
Of h seu sa hr
when seen by the sanitary sapsrnendsns, aad
sai,sted them that she no. in q physieai CON
ana IN 50 far neS story OF the outrage he
has since stated that notng woua induce her e marry
she i inignant and desires that the be punished
of m Ms pso'eSn ei o,er n ar ease WAS leporca @
door % fss ~ s Inc sanss1y in person.
ins eompan w,,h , OF sne sanitary
ssa.issS s:S mat shs
SIC y have been taken to secure his punishment
mat a. ne alleged &C. violence Vas eo@mi.sd il
h Ga
from some such ac ton as yonr board should be advised
abandoned III !ne expectation that some other
OF Of the sy Se
epne Of the pubAc departments charged with the care
cannot believe that the discharge of the steward
justice OF relieve public officers from the ties
Of their position 1t certainly would not II the crime
wlli iariner TINT the Board Of Health 50 far ~
oicers It viii nave some DUTY perform N he event
a & t. To SS
the set 70 tne attention 81 me District Attorney II
In consequence Of our conversation today, in which
sens sss 10 ns mis- M
record and beg To invite your further consideration
tins subject IN The hope that you Will inform the
Health Department OF the measures that You propose 70
take
/ have the honor to remain, respectfully.
a. y. CHANDLER, President of Board Of Health
During conversation with representauve Of
the HERALD after the meeting OF the Board, Pro.
lessor Chandler said, They had no business to
keep man about the female patients. / dOnt
see what this ieiiow had to do there at 0lL II waA
none OF his duty TO 60 into the ward wnere that
woman was. ana as for inviting him there she was
not In the condition ot health that would lead any
one to sucn suppostlon. We were astonisned
at the commissioners Of Charities anu Correction
treAIng the matter rs they did In the 1rst placeo
and that we should not be held responsible by th6
public was the reason we sent that letter."