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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-05-29

The examiners of the Newark Savings In
stitution, at Newark, made a final report on
Monday. They value tlssassets at Sl.53 per
cent. of the amount due depositors, exonerate
the managers from dishonesty, and attribute
their errors of judgment to the initiation of
values when investments We're made
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-05-29

Ladies' Cloaks, Coats, and Dresses, cut
and made to order at short notice, at Mrs. NJ.
w. Cooley's. dotf
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CLARK PIrssoN, P. NJ.

Tomorrow Thursday Co c and: the re.
turned soldiers will decorate the graves of the
soldiers of the late war whose remains have
been inferred in Mount Hope and St. Johns
Cemeteries. Rev. T. E. Vassar, of Fleming
ton, will deliver the address. Winkler's Band
has been engaged. The programme will be
as follows, beginning at P. M:
/. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Williams.
2. Singing, Orphean Musical Association.
3. Music, Band
A. Address, Rev T. e. Vassar
5. Singing, 0. M. A.
6. strewing flowers on the graves.
Z. Music, Band.
s. Singing, o. M. A,
@ Renadictinn
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OUR THREE spECIALTIEs:

Defiance Corset Ale, equal to any
Corset sold at 75c.
A good hip gore Corset for 25c.
Button Kid Gloves, party and street
Shades, soc.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-05-29

On Friday evening, the regular business
meeting of the Reform Club will be held. Ii
is desired that every member will endeavor to
De present as business of special importance
viii be brought before the meeting. =
"A few reserved4seat tickets for the Or
phean Concert tomorrow Thursday evening;
still for sale at Andersoh's Drug Store.
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING UNcA1LnD
FOR AT TIE LAMBERTvnLE, On. J.) Posi-
OFFICE, FOR 80 DAYS, May 25, 1879
Miss izzie II. CalRger
Dennis Sullivan.
Charles Miller.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-05-29

Mrs. VIM. Bastian has full charge of
our Notion, Hosiery and Fancy Goods
Department.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-05-29

Trains thronghatc Kensington, change Trenton
for West Philadelphia. !
Connection Is ipade at Manunka Chunk with DVlawa
Lackawanna Western Railroad. AT Lehgh junction.
with Lehigh Valley, Lehlgh & Susquehanna Mnriis g.
Essex and New Jersey Central Railroads. At .Lalher-s
Vile with Huntington Railroad. AT Trentou with
trains teaad from New York, aud Camden. >
For further information time tables which he
obtnpod al the ticket Offices
FRANK THOMSON, LIP. FARMER
General Manager. Gen. Pass. gent
7. w. JACKSON ,ticnl Sup't, U. h r. of n. J. Div.
J. A. ANDERSON. Supt Beivdere -.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-05-29

More new Furniture, at Titus store. y
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-05-29

The law Office of John Lilly. Esq. has
been removed to the Masonic Hall building.
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Sacred TO the memory of VIM. WEIGH,
Who died December 80. 1889,

y : ? = =
An honest, generous and yirtuous mana faith
full attendapton the ordinances of religion. En-
deaForing TO. keen an engagement to which his
word had been pledged, he bfaved the mountain
!. storm and persisted In Its SHOWS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23

States Marshal for East Tennessee, for which once
Mr.. Waldron was today rejected by tho Senate Tho
report OF the Judiciary Committee was against him
wholly OIL account of his personal record The nom-
inaion was rejected By ihreeiourths OF tho Senate
without an aye and no vote.
ARCTIC ExrLoRATIoN-BILL FOR THE oRoANI-
zATIoN OF A NEW EXPEDITION
Mr. Willis OF New York. reported iavorsbiy from
the COMMITTEE on Naval Affairs q bill introduced by
Mr.. Hunter to authorize and equip an expedition to
the Polar seas. The oil Ia as folows:-
That the President OF the United States be author
lied 10 organize and send out more expeditions
toward the North Pole and TO establish temporary
colony, Tor purposes OF exploration, 1t some point
north OF the egnty-1rst degree OF north latitude,
on or near the shore Of Lady Franklin Bay !;
10 detail such officers or other persons Of the pub
nc service 10 take part IN the may be
sary and TO use any public vessel that may be sua
bic for tho purpose the scientific operations oil the
pedtion 10 be prosecuted In accordance with the
advice OF the NatiopaI Academy of Science and that
the sum OF Sc, 900, or such part thereof as may
be necessary, be hereby appropriated out OF
any moneys IN the Treasury not otherwise appropr-
ated 10 be expended under tue direction OF The Prcsi.
dent provided That no part OF the sum so appropri-
ated shall be carried TO the surplus fund covered
into the Treasury until the purpose tho appropria-
ton shall nave been completed hut may he applied
expenses OF sad expedition incurred during any
scqucnt year that said expedition may be engaged In
It's duties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23
CHANCES FOR BOYS.

VACANCIES IN THE NAVAL ACADEMY AWAITING
APPOINTMENTS BIZ CoN0EEssMES FROM
NEARLY EVERY STATE.
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 81. 1873
Now Is tho time for the future Hulls. Decaturs and
Farsgu,s OF the navy 10 be getting about preparations
There numbers OF vacancies existing in the Naval
Academy, and the present Is the opportunity for youth
who wish 10 enter the navy as cadet mdshpmcn TO
get appointments IRON their Congressman
The following list shows the vacancies existing in
several States
Alabama, 81; California, l; Florida, Georgia, ;
Illinois, 3; Indiana, 8; Iowa. Kansas, Kentucky.
:; Louisiana, Maine, 2; aryiand, Massach usctts,
Il Michigan, 3; Minnesota l. Mississippi Missouri,
s.; Nebraska /; New Jersey, 8; Now York. 10; North
Carolina, 4; Ohio 81 Pennsylvania, 2; Rhode Island,
Il South Carolina, /; Tennessee, q Texas, 3; Vir-
ginia, q; West Virginia, 8; Wisconsin.
There also one vacancy IN each OF The Territories
OF Arizopa, Idaho and Washington
HOW GIT THE APPOINTMENT.
BY application 70 the Secretary OF the Navy tho
Congressional districts IN which these vacancies cx
ist DO asccrtaned. The examination takes place
on the 2lst oil Juno and the 18th OF September. IL
Copgrossmen do Dot mako the appointments by the
LIST OF July then the Secretary OF the Navy IL en-
powered 10 do SO.
QUALiYICA TONS REQUIRED.
Candidates must be residents of tho district from
which hoy appointed, OF ago between fourteen
ond eighteen years. have good moral character, be
physically healthy. anu must pass a Satisfactory
mental examination upon certain branches, the ex.
tent OF which examination can DO learned from tho
Annual Register vi tho Naval Academy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23
CRUELTY TO A HORSE.

Michael Nugont, the Keeper Of livery stable at No.
l03 Congress street. Brooklyn, was arrested by icer
De Nyso Of the Society for Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals yesterday afternoon, Tor his brutal treatment
OF sick horse August Eckstein, . grocer. hired a
stall IN Nussnts STABLE aud MONDAY hts horse wss
seized with paralysis and avstcrinary surgeon pro-
noupced u incurable Nugcnt demanded It's instant
removal from tho stable. but tho animal
being on its sido, Eckstcn insisted on sending for
Of "Bergh's men" and having u killed. before ro-
movaL Nugcnt then, despite tho appeals Of
Eckstein and subsequent threats OF arrest tod the
horso's feet tegcther and. placing slpnoosc around
It's throat, attached the limo to team and attemp
haul out oil the sable, but after pull the rope
broke Then no took = chain, and, taking Two
turns around the animals mock, started
the team the run ana dragged the
poor creature through tho stable and along tho
street for Instance OF 100 feet, where left u to
perish When oncer DE Nysc came 10 XIII the nofso
nc found that tho chain had not only laccrated the
horses throat, but ono eye mad been rubbed con-
petey out, and the skin several places It's sdo
had been totally rubbed on exposing he raw ncsb.
He accordingly arrested Nugcnt ana his helper Jonn
Buckley
Judge Ferry, stera hearing yesterday afternoon.
suspended sentence on Buckley and nned kugent
only 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

THE BILL TO FIX LEGAL INTEREST AT SIX PER
DICIAL Observation-Disclosures
INTO COAL COMBINATIONS.
TRENTON, n. j., Jan. q, 1878.
In tho Senate to-day Mr.. Marsh introduced a bill
providing for the erection Of asy lum Tor the blind
At Tronton, the cost not to exceed $4,000.
The morning session Of tho Senate was taken up
with the discussion Of the bill providing the rcduc-
tion OF the legal rate OF interest per cent. Mr..
Rabe. OF Hudson county, partially opposed 1t, and
ultimately IL was ordered TO a third reading.
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS
Governor Mcclellan sent IN the following nomina-
tions:-
Mercer Beasey, Chief Justice OF tho Supreme Court
(renominascd) Amz Dodd, Judge OF the Court OF Er-
rors ana Appesls. Both we're confirmed unanim Uusly
In executive session. Judge Dodd Is q republican.
A. q Garretson tor Law Judge, Hudson county, vscc
WiIlisni I. Hoffman. Alexander l. AcGitl Prosecutor
OF the Pleas Tor Hudson county.
Common Pleas Judges:-Hunterdon county, John
" ,nss Sysss. SoSn.y ns n Uoe rGer Sounsy,
Camden county, lsaiah Woolston.
Prosecutor OF the Pleas:-John II. Hoagland, Cape
May
All these nominations referred 70 The Judiciary
Committee.
SALARIES or PUBLIC OFFICERS.
In the House Mr.. Feder introduced act to essab-
and regulate tho salaries Of cartsin pusi,c
OF Lbs stat. and OF several counties thcrso Il nxes
Justice, S. 000 each OF the associate Justices O0O
Clerk OF tho Court OF Chancery, $4,000 Cork OF the
Court OF Errors and Appeals 81. 600; Clerk Of Inc
supreme Court, $1,000; racn OF tue foregoing cer Ks
shall be allowed 81, 600 annually Tor pay oil assistants.
anu the sum Of ton cents per folio Tor copying And
the BOard Of Chosen FreehOders county shall
fix the salaros Of tho Judges OF the Court oil Common
Pleas ths sherins, county cork prosecutors OF the
pleas surrogates ana Court crcrs, together with
extra compensation TO tho county Clerks surroEstes
sherins shall DO deemed necessary for assist
ants Office furniture.
COAL COMBINATION.
Mr.. Harris offered tho following resoiutton:-
Whereas unlawful combinations said 30 among
the different coal railroad of state
Jersey and states VI Pennsyvana aud New by
which prce OF coal gulated suit
and promote tho private gain such corpo.
rations; and whereas tho impoverished condition OF
industrious classes neeas protection aud our
manufacturing interests parslysed by such
combination u IL exists the charters authority Of all
such corporations foreign ~ this state and those within
this state, may have become forfeit by connection with
such cemoia and che Khts OF tho holders
others roby impa aired: therefore, be IL
Resolved, That tho Committee Copper Atous shall
vsigste and snersAes drtermne the truth or fassy Of
such chsrcs ana they expressly droced 10
t House By bill Otherwise Is tho public interest
direct.
al
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com, put when are not yet paid Tor, and the care
when such coin is payable; the amount OF gold and
silver now held In the United States and the move.
ment OF sncn metals 30 and IRON this coun-
try. now occurring or which be reasonably
anticipated 10 the present condition OF our foreign
debt, expenditures and trade; tho amount OF loans
ana deposits oil banking institutions IN the United
states anu the amount OF currencywhetner In coin,
bank notes or legal tenders-now recently held by
them. go far Us sucn Information may oe readily
ceriained from official reports Otherwise, and such
other facts us 10 lis JUDGMENT will tend inform the
House Of Representatives when ana by what method
II VIII probabiy De practicable aud with the
public welfare 10 resume specie payments estab-
ish equality OF value between paper and coin.
The resolution further provides that for the pur-
poses oil such inquiry said committee shall have
power TO send for persons and papers, to administer
oaths, to take testimony, and shall have leave TO re-
port by bill or otherwise al any time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23
SUICIDE OF AN ARMY OFFICER.

COLONEL ANDREW 4. LoSo, OF THE sUBsIsr-
ENcs DEPARTMENT, SHOOTS HIMSELF.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO The HERALD.
WASHINGTON, jan %, 1873.
Brcvet Lieutenant Colonel Andrew h. Long. United
states Army Dcpo. Commissary of Subsistence, IN
Washington, committed SUICIDE by shooting him.
self through the lett breast between tho hours of
and six O'Clock this Afternoon at his residence on
Twenty Grst street, DR.. Basil Morris, Surgeon
United states Army, was Immediately called, but
unable TO do anything TO save the
injured man, the wound proved almost Instantly
fatal
The cause assigned by member OF bis household Is
temporary insanity.
CAREER OF THE DECxAssD.
Colonel Long attempted suicide about two years
ago. lie Is the second Of the officers who
stan OF ox.President Johnson who have died
by their own hands, tue other bong Paymas-
ter Morrow. Colonel Long was originally appointed
by ex- President johnson second lieutenant In the
SIKH infantry, having entered the volunteer service
first lieutenant IN the Iwciith Tennessee cavalry
lie subsequently won honorable promotion In the vol
unteer service He was remarkable for a conscien-
uous discharge OF his duties TO which no gave steady
attention,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23
CHI PSI ALUMNI.

The annual meeting and dinner Of the Chr Psi
Alumni Society held last night at Demonico'a
Rev Dr. Stephen Il. Tying, IT,. was elected president
for the ensuing year, and Robert Earl, Hugh
l.. Cole, William Aston, ID. H. Cochran and
d. A. Gillette vice presidents; samuel p. Biagdcn,
secretary, and =. ID. Happen treasurer. A,tor
the transaction OF tho preliminary business
the company, coosistng OF about forty gentlemen.
sat down 70 dinner. Speeches were made by Profess
sor ssoIyc. Row. DR. Kempshaw, W. r. Prentice,
Edward GauL. H. N. Ruggies, oliver p. Buc, Hugh l..
Cole, u. H. Cochran ana others. Among the leading
colleges represented sers PRINCETON Williams, Unlon
Ann Arbor, Amherst and Hamilton. Tho festivities
continucd to u late hour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23
THE PARIS EXPOSITION.

ACTION OF THE COMMITTEE FOR THE DISPLAY
OF AMERICAN ART.
At meeting OF the Art Committee OF tho Paris
Exposition, held at tho house OF Ex-Governor r. d.
Morgan, chairman, on Monday night II was believed
that there sufcsn time tor n crcdilabe display
Of American art TO be made At tho Exposition. Il
was decided to include color drawncs In which
IL was American artists during the last ten years
have attained great proficiency Active steps arc
ready taken TO get together tho collection OF paint
ings The com mitteo will have another meeting to-
day. whom further details reference 10 the OF
ton will 10 agreed upon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 1873
rHE TRANSFER or THE INDIAN BUREAU TO THE
WAR DEPARTMENT.
The House Committee Indian Affairs Is ready TO
report bill transferring The Indian service to the
War Department The subcommittee Of tho House
Appropriation Committee. having IN charge the Indian
appropriation, Is waiting for action by the House
this report as we'll as the report OF
the Committee on Military Affairs before completing
the bill Tho statistics furnished the committee
10 puzzle them, and It question with them whether
The best interests Of the will be promoted by
the transfer. The opinion is expressed that the
lurc oil the service cmpts great frauds IL Is curious
that OF late the Indian Ring are willing to have the
iniians transferred to the War Department
THE SALARIES OF THE LEADING MISSIONS TO
BE REDUCED.
The sub-committeo having charge OF the Diplomatic
md Consular bill have partially agreed reduce tho
saarcs OF the leading missions Those OF tho British
French, German and Russian Missions will
be each reduced from $l7,5oo to SIS. 0oo
reduction will also DO made in pay of tho second
md third class Missions Mr. Singleton, the chair.
man. says that the salaries DO down to bring
,hem within the income OF tho government and tho
whole diplomatic ana consular service must share in
The reduction proposed.
REDUCTION OF CLERKS IN THE TREASURY DE-
PARrMENT.
The temporary roll OF clerks In tho Treasury DEPART
no reduced from l4O to twenty, and 10 max
mg this reduction the figures show that tho proportion
VI employees IRON tho South is much larger than
the North, 80 much so that fort -ono Of the per-
TO DO discharged arc from tho southern States
ind thirty from the North.
REMISSION or TAX ON SAVINGS BANKS.
The members OF tue subordinate sub mittee Of
he Ways and Means Committee are in favor OF re-
uniting the tax on savings banks.
rnE EAST TENNESSEE UNITED STATES MAR
sHALsHIp.
IL is understood that General G. II. Wilcox, an ex.
Confederate ofhccr. will be nomi mated Tor United
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NEW YORK COLLEGE.

petition is being circulated by the opponents Of
tho bill introduced 10 the Assembly by Mr. Grady to
abolish the College OF tho CITY OF New York. praying
tho Legislature 10 toke uniavorabe action TO the
college Ia tho promises. The students OF tho college
and their friends 1otivsy engaged IN circulating
the petIon, which has already received thousands OF
signatures. The young l,des OF the Normal College
are also circulating the pstiuon, TO which they
obtaining the signatures Of their malo ACC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
COMBINATIONS DY THE sESArE-oRDEna
WAsnIxcrnx Ian 90 lRIS

COMBINATIONS By THE sESArE-oRDEEs
wAsnISGros, Jan. 90, 1878
The following promotions and appointments were
confirmed BY the Senate in executive session to-
day
Lieutenant Com mander Merrill Muller to be CON-
mander. Lieutenant George H. Durapd TO be lieutcn-
ant commander. Passed Assistant Surgeon Edward II.
Ware 10 be surgeon, Assistant Paymaster j. r. stan
ton 70 be passed assistant pay master Passed ASSIST
ant Engineer y. G. Mexican 10 be chef engineer,
Samuel H. Griflth, o! Pennsylvania, and Francis s.
Nash, Of Virginia, to be assistant surgeons In the
navy, to ill vacancies
Lieutenant Thomas n. Gbruner and Masters John p.
Wallis and ID. D. V. Stuart ordered TO examination
preliminary TO promotion. Lieutenant George W. De
Long IL detached from the nautical schooiship 81
Marys at New York. and granted six months leave OF
absence from tho LIST OF February, with permission to
leave the United States
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IOWA LEGISLATURE.
DEs MONIES, Jan. %, 1878.

DIES MONIES Jan % 1873
The General Assembly re-convened to-day. and,
during tho afternoon, both branches took vote Tor
United States senator. In tho Senate the vote
stood ALLISON, 50; Miller. II In the House
Allison, 67 Miller % and Gates, 3; tho vote thus
standing IN the Wiliam b. Allison, 90; u.
r. Miller, a5; n. n. Gates, 3.
In tho House a resolution was adopted instructing
the Iowa Congressional delegation TO secure the pas
sage OF a bill Tor tho equalization OF bountes Of
soldiers late
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23
AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

The American Geographical Society win sive re-
ccption Lord Duncrin Thursday, tho Slst inst.
at Chckering Hall. The plan OF Captain Howgate for
roaohipg tho North Polo viii DO discussed tho cc,-
Ing OF the Society BY Captain Howgste, DR.. Hayes,
Bsyard Taylor and william Cullen Bryant. Stanloy's
grcst work OF exploration Will also be ono Of the sub
jccts for consideration
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23
STEVENS INSTITUTE BALL.

The nrst OF series Of balls 10 be gwen yearly hcre
after will take place this evening under tho auspices
OF tho Stevens Institute Athletic Association IN tho
College Hall 10 Hobo1cn. The affair will be under the
manaement Of numbsr Of lades Of The class oil Js's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23
RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATURE.

PRoWDEScB. r. l., jan ~, 1878
The General Assembly met pursuant to adjournment
IN ths city to-day. Governor Van Zandt sent hrs
annual message reviewing the condition OF tho various
interests OF the State which, IN the NAN, are salts
factory The funded debt Of the State, tho
log fund, 10 81, 0S7, 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

REPORTS OF COMPANY GABDgSEBs--How OUR
SOLDIERS ADD TO THEIR CULINARY DE-
PARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, JAN 20, 1878.
General Sherman yesterday received from Major
Brisbin, commanding tho post at Fort Ellis. Montana
reports Of company gardeners for tho year just ended
They state that the troops have been for two years
constantly IN tho field during all the summer or grow
ing months; yet both seasons thcy have had
excellent gardens Tho amount OF perIshable
stun VAS enormous All the vegetables used
Of tho bcst quality. far as
living concerned Fort Ellis Ia OF the sta.
ous Tor cavalry In tho country, ana the cheapest
supply. There have boon deseruons for a long
time, and the COMMANDER attributes thus In
q large measure 70 The manner IN when the
soldiers are fed aud cared for Tho re-
ports above alluded TO give the amount OF
potatoes, onions, turnps carrots, bects, parsnx
satisfy and cabbages raised on 20 acres by
+, q, Il and j. OF the Second ana Company q OF the
Seventh cavalry tho COMMANDER says the value OF
The several articles II bought there, would DO about
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MOVEMENTS or NATIONAL VESSELS.
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. %. 1873
The United States Ossipcs sailed to-day
Tor the Spanish Main.
The Powhatan will sail on Thursday for the West
Indies.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-12-07
HoNoLuLu 1st Dec. 1873.

1867
To the Trustees Of the Queens HosPitaI-GenasmeH
I have the honor to submit the following report
for the quarter ending the Both November
The total number Of patients at present in the
Hospital is 81 viz. "a Hawaiians-29 males, and
% females-and 18 foreigners, 16 paying. The
number of admissions during this period was 81,
viz, 81 Hawaiians-43 males and a females-and
30 foreigners. Discharged 81, viz, &C males and
- females and 81 foreigners. Deaths-5 Hawaiian
males, and 4 foreigners-2 Pulmonary Consumption,
> Cancer. 3 Typhoid fever, l Gangrene, and one
Dropsy.
Besides the above, 293 new names have been
entered in the dispensary books. The greatest
number of indoor patients was 81, the smallest 67.
Daily average II. Dispensary 10. Number Of
prescriptions 6,248. The number Of patients
treated in the Hospital was as follows. September.
IO6, October 12O, November 1O4. Calls Of outdoor
patients at Dispensary, 1,173.
Respectfully submitted,
ROBERT MCKIBBIE,
Surgeon to the Queens Hospital.