, 1876-07-28

70 what have aetn and hearl, and petition the
County Comn!seinncrs to paco them in our nav
with tho sick; who will do what IA right and mt be
governed By polltlce, creeds. q nl9ney. wa.-
ae sS s y nnn
meatoncrs tl1oiiEons srnds him there, and he dare
not seta.s him fes fcsr Of losing h!s pl.ss i not
liar for s1poaing known evil. il not 1t 10 hs over
such building and provide food for auch rcopla
;ha; sl, i MT s!!tablo for veil people. Such =,
.aa esftsa ay. ea ss + Rs's sasss s'
e 10 s Ta T. 4 sa.
Ss5 a.ss sean f:at Vii. S i .ihoa j: esa.t
so @ oas ri e n H. t'' e,e" wea se S,s hesss !"
means arc provided for them to have. al that ID
n!rFc drinks tho vino s,ck person ahonlh get, md
takca her nights rest wien paticnta ars calling for
needed wants, an! then shreate1icd with stra:, for
ered getting cloths to bAthc patients hrad who Is
saIeIinE with pain, and when paid c1tfa Will heed
IT, see. a on 70 sd e sS
dead PERSONS brother; when inrscs tol patients to
get ~ and 20 ont y they don't like What toy got,
such accusations aro n1atle BY many Of the pa
tfens. Az do not tell tnlsehooda, when shcy arc
separated from each other and toll the same story.
dcns. mAttoEs, and nursca Of our charitable nsti.
tutions think moro Of The pattents' welfare than Of
worldly gain, and Of tho account each ono n,uas
peope In such places who hare proved BY thoiF acts
they hare pnre hearts in tho sight Of God md man
s a1 ary , ns IL s; saef s g Ss
in demanding that which ts duc to i.-juatco for
those who cannot plead for .themsclvcs; Dat nut
right must nrevslt feel my cnt!re dependence
1c,us, and follow the billins, Of Hls spirit in
ds",'ns a. Is to demand u'tcc charity nnd here for
No. 1c4 Twenty second street.
the FOLLOWING 1.RrTBn
accompanied tho communications:
IT To ~, Wnos Ir NAT a., cosexns; Thts y . certify
tons9 peaS Easa hs messr Uss4 e 9,
We arc oCcors, tho First Prpsbytesiant and We bo.
lfcve that whntovor she testtics to may bc relied
upon. ARTHUR NIrCIRLL, Pastor.
II. D. PExrlEID.
JANIS HDLt1NGswonr1t.
DISCUSSION.
Mr.. Holden satd he waa member Of the
Committee on Public Charities, md had paid
other complaints, and had examined Into them
and found them basolcss. lie believed the hos
pttal well managed, and he was not responsible
!or th9 employment Of any enc In the insttttl.
Mrs. Edgar was basol on prejudice, and her
acts were without foundation.
Mr.. Dnrttick eattt he had heard much OF Mrs,
Edgar's complaint before, and had talked about
II 10 inc Warucnt WHO did not deny that tho
nun Allcr WIS = drunken, worthless man, and
unit for tue position he held. Ho was In favor
nf examining Into the complaint thoroughly.
Mr.. Holden said tho Warden ought 70 1inyo
discharged A1ler II he was whnt he was said to
be. II the Wnstlan refused to diacharEe such
employees, the Commissioner was In favor Of dis
charging him.
Mr. Burdlck called attention 10 Che habit Of
the nurses stealing rings from the fingers Of
persona who died IN tho hospital, As complained
Of by Mrs. Edgar, and named cases he had heard
of
Finally the communication was referred 10
the Committee on Hospitals.
After the transaction OF some further b,ls1-
ness Of mtnor importance tho Board adjourned
until MoIday.