Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-10
New Haven Dispensary.
Its Good Work Of the Past Year-The Annual Meeting-Kfnd Friends-Elec- ton of Officers.

Its Good Work Of the Past Year-The
 Annual Meeting-Txind Friends-Elec-
 ton of Officers.
 The annual meeting of the New Haven Dis pensary was held last evening. At the meet ing of the corporation the reports were satis- factory and encouraging to the good work. The report of the treasurer showed that the expenses were $1, 500, with balance remain ing in the treasury of $4so. The report of the finance committee Wm. s. Charnley, Eli Whitney and Edwin s. Wheeler showed collections by Mir. Whitney to the amount of $500 There were also given to the treasurer, Wm. T. Bartlett, by pr. Henry Bronson, $25. and by Mrs. Nicholson $25; also notable addition was present of $255, the proceeds of Miss Ingersolrs dramatic en- tertainment. The report of the secretary, Dr. s. H. Chapman, followed. In it was paid delicate and discriminating tribute to the
 late Dr. Bronson, and following the work
 and usefulness of this charity were ably re-
 viewed.
 A report followed from Dr. Vinal, the apothecary, which showed: Total number of applications, 8,9Oo. Monthly average, "A 60-1Oo. Daily average, 28 S4-100
  Amount of drugs consumed $547-35. Dr. C.. A. Lindsley presented the re- port of the medical staff. We extract as follows:
 The report of Dr. Lindsley showed that
 from 1894 applications the first year qS72)
 the number had increased to 5,S51 for 1880, the highest number except in 1878, when l there were 6 1869, and 1S79-6,921. Of per- sons applying for the first time there were 2,0O7. The number of outside poor treated
 was 466; in preceding year AS. Average number of consultations per patient, 2, ,915. Sex and age of patients adults 530, fe- l male adults 659, male minors BIT, female l minors 414, male not specified II, female not l specified II, neither sex nor age specified 7. A vote of thanks was passed on motion l of Eli Whitney, to Miss Ingerson for her
 dramatic entertainment and the resulting con- tribution. Five new members of the society were chosen, viz Ex-Gov. English, R. S. Fellowes, | Francis Wayland, E. s. Wheeler, Charles Farnam
 Votes of thanks were passed to the daily papers for favors bestowed and to Futile, Warehouse & Taylor for the gratuitous print l ing of the annual report. Officers were elected as follows: President-James E. English. Vice President-Charles A. Lindsley. Secretary-S H. Chapman Treasurer William T. Bartlett. Committee Finance William T. Bartlett, Eli Whitney, E. S. Wheeler, John J. Crane $. H. Chap | man. l LADIES' VISITING COMMITTEE. ! Miss IngersolI, Mrs Dr. Chapman, Mrs. Dr. Foster, Mrs William K. Townsend,
 Miss Beach, Mrs. Beebe, | Mrs. Robertson, Miss Lindsley. | Attending Physicians --Drs. S. H. Chapman, w. H.
 Hotchkiss, J. F. C. Foster, H. Fleischner, C. P. Linds l ley, J. K. Thatcher and MT. Vinal. l Consulting Physcians-Drs. Francis Bacon, David
 P. smith, L. J. Sanford, L. S. Wilcox, w. H. Carnalt l Apothecary-L. L. c. Vinal
 Managers Visiting committee-gohnson T. Platt Charles Farnam, R. s. Fellowes, Francis Wayland, l Eli Whitney, Henry O. Hotchkiss Justus s. Hotch- | kiss Henry L. Cannon, E. S. Wheeler, Will liam T.
 Bartlett, John J. Crane, Dr. Lindsey, each visitor
 being for month, the visiting year commencing No | Vember l.