New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-12

he will do So IL is still believed that ne auneIcs
fo General Fitz John Porter and intends 10 hainc
Hugh l.. Cole for Corporation Counsel
WORK OF THE wOMAN'S HOSPITAL.
WHAT 1T HAS DONE IN YEAR-coREEcTlNG An
ERRONEOUS IMPRESSION
Tho anniversary exercises of the Womans
. uosntal az Forty -nintl-s. and Fourth-avc, took
n,acr es.eriay One OF the wards IN the institu
ton was turned temporarily INTO reception room;
and its beautiful floral decorations rontr!steu
olcasantly with the white linen ana curtains
upon the cots A large number OF LADIES were
present. among them beng Mrs: Henry A. Cott'
Air.. Joseph II. Cooper, Mrs. Henry Day, Mrs
Russell Sage Mrs. +. d. Morgan, MIS-. A. t. Nor
wood, Mrs Daniel Torrance. Mrs. +; II. SMITH Mrs;
Aspinwall. Mrs H. NJ Alexander. Mrs. Jonathan
Edwards. Mrs. Fletcher Harper; Mrs Robert
Harris Mrs. Morris X; Jesnp, Mrs Lewis 4, Jones
Mrs John Taylor Johnston. Mrs Henry Leavltt;
Mrs Percy r. Pync, Mrs. John A. Robinson ana
Mrs. J. Ii. Trevor. According to the ueasm n,,s
for the wear ending September 80 were TlSloS ~
und the expenditures Ti7.5li 20, leaving q balance
of SH.,7 20 The report of the Medical Board
shors tbar The number of patients treated dur ne
the year $50. OF these 700 were cured ~. I'M,
proved. IL unlmproved, Is not tica,eu anu 70
died leaving 81 patients in the hospital III the close
OF the year. OF the patients. 49, pald and ilo
were treated free of charge; There we're ils9
patients treated in the outdoor deparim' iit ana
consultations were held IN o.oo4 cases; com
parison of this years work with that Of last year
shows larger number of pat ents treated and OF
operations performed with smaller NUMBER Oh
The Iort of the Board of Governors was read
by J. Harscn Rhoadcs, AMI was IN part ~ iolo"s:
IAN erroneous Impression has prevailed among
those not acquainted with the workings Of the
hospital that for the number of beds and patients
per year than in other hospitals IN the city.
careful examination has been made OIL TINS snDJcct,
and when we consider that TINS is an lnstltuti N
cxclus vely devoted t0 the treatment OF diseases
pecnliar 10 women, which in their treatment and
cure are necessarily slow and tedious, requiring III
q large number of cases several mnnths oil con.
tff.f ltl
careful nursing and generous and costly diet, we
are satisfied that our expenses, comparatively
speaking. are fully ~ low ~ any general hospital
and in same eases below the average" The follow
ing gifts aud cgdcies were received during the year
$l0OOO from the estate of AIRS. Emma StI9,kcr
Sll.OiI from the estate OF Miss MAJ giict Burr;
S25. 900 from the eSttte OF Edwin ~ MORGAN
SlO,81l from the estate of Miss Mary bnrr, ana
$4,000 from Mrs William T. Dodge, ST., person
Mrs. Phnbe Lord lay read the report of the Lady
eupervlsors and the Rev. Dr. Henry J. Van Dyke,
IT,, delivered short address.
MOVING INTO WASHINGTON MARKET
All day Yesterday the sound of the hammer and
cav and plane was heard IN .he ncMe, Ras' n %,
The slau,s the little rousts' standing on posts ~
pendant FROM the iron rafcrs. aud putting IN place
The meat racks aud other necessary fittings. The
stand -nwnrrs who have hecn temporarily along the
cnttstnnes ahont tho huildins have heen gwen no
tue ~, the cnntrrtni o,acate before MonuaNi acne
wants the sidewalks fni the nuipo7o ~ completing
lbs work, hnsc who have Htands ~ the bu,'dihs
will take possrsauh NJ them 'n mnt'nw and sun
tav, Those Who hay" NOT WI place th.mSeiNos
e,nns Ia. ailnwalhR un Wrstsyt, helwoch he, ahd
fui,un, aud between NcanS aud NatclaN ahd oh
Nesey fnlion aud Washington ala, Tho mnNina
~ hepan on MondaN and has continued Throughout
The wpk aA iaai a. the atands cond be shi ~ 'ea,i,
iuess, A numher at tho ahd-ho'dots ~ ths nlu
market abandoned the,f sthuds when tho hhildhg
Was uru dow a. aud routed Htpfcs where theN intend
10 remain, The aiaud-nwhela who nave been a.
slgued places outside Tue eow hn,,d,ni, nna wn m
are nov scattered around ~ yar"ns places WI
not be ABLE To take possession oi lhci new quarters
until the Sidewalks are reIad, which VIII not he Iof
xii of The dealers seem To De satisfied with the
new buldag and speak OF II with only one qrili-
fcation. ii u may he 20 called Iiiey say .cs
us a great Improvement on the old market II busl-
mess is only a. good" There is sOae apprehension
among iheis that the threatened removal Of the
Wholesale market II accomplished, VIII burt thcln
some hat hv adding to the cost of their STOCK. IL
is understood however, that II the PROJECT - car
ned out. large number OF the wholesale dealers
have determined To lease stores III thc hcishpoi-
hood of the market.
DISCUSSING A FIRMS IRREGULARITIES.
The Supervising Committee of the Cotton Tx
change W III meet to-day Ia agree upon decision
in the case of Even Brothers, who were charged
with Irregularities in business transactions as re-
ported in Yesterdays TRIBUNE. The discussion
will not be made public for several days, as the
committee will summarize the evidence and then
submit it 70 the Board of Managers Mr. Mnr,
Gibson. member OF the committee slaIcd
yesterday that the report published agreed
with the charges and evidence, out
he was bebarrcd from expressing an opinion pub
hcly The subject freely discussed among
members of the Exchange who sanctioned the III
resignation he ieving II to be of the best interests
of the Exchange that the actions al uembers, when
contrary TO the rules Of the Exchange. should he
superviscd, aud that all delnquents should be sum
marty punished.
cstcd in the transactions of Even Brothers applied
20 the officials Of the Exchange for information re-
gardug their interests and were referred TO the
frm c. T.. CoddingtOn, the counsel for Mis-. Laura
Hough aga INST Even Brothers, took charge OF an-
other case az ainst the firm yesterday aud was APP
pled 90 IN Two other cases to bring suit, and has
Them under consideration. lie says that Mr.. llinck
lev hose share in the pool Mis-. Hough purchased,
is OF f. X. Il e. X. limckey, who have desk room
they are largely interested IN horses, cattle and
real estate ia the West
GUERNSEY ,AiiLF SOLD.
William Easton sold at auction yesterday, at his
horse and cattle exchange, lhiItY-eighth-st ana
broadway sixteen lac All of Guernsey ca tlc len
Of them were from the FernwoJd hcid oi l.. w.
l.edyarl, taZenOyia, y. Y, aud SIX from the nero
OF Ex-Governor }. q. Smith of St. Adams, W. ne
representatives of the ledyard herd were Drought
them was brisk aud the prices realized good while
those Of tbs Smith herd showed lack OF care ana
proper preparation, and on them the hlddng was
Glow and the prices low. The lcdyard ten brought
S2. 500, aud the Smith slx, 500. Imported Count
sss, OF Fcmwood brought the CHEST price Of the
day. $3.50 gong t. w. NJ. Paul of Mooiestown,
n j. She is "A light lemon fawn anh white COW, SIX
wears old and has yielded ia pounds of butter in
y week.
TAyORlNG A BANKRUPTCY LAW.
A speciai meeting of the Chamber Of Commerce
Se.teriay discussed the necessity Tor National
xankrniey law ID. e.. Robbins said that the
Lowell bill was very good one. though defective