New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
MRS. DUDLEY SENT TO AN ASYLUM.
THE INSTITUTION AT MIDDLErowN SELECTED
WOMAN DENOUNCEs THE JUDGE.

THE INSTITUTION AT MIDDLETowN sELECTED-A
WOMAN DENoUNCEs THE JUDGE.
Lucille Yseult Dudley O'Donovan Rossas assail-
ant did not appear before Judge Gildersleeve yes
ferday when Argument was had on the question Of
committing her to an insane asylum she was
taken from the Tombs, but it wa thought wise not
to bring her before the Judge. Chief Clerk J0hn
Sparks and group OF lawyers, including District
Attorney MARITIME Assistant DstrictAttorney
Neo and Mrs Drdify psts c0Snse Sbo
the Judges desk and discussed the question
of disposing of the young woman AS the phys-
clans had united in considering Mrs; Dudley dan
cerous in her present condition the Judge was re-
0uired to commit her to an asylum. The prose-
cutting officers preferred all institution at Auburn
sent TO Middlet0wn The Judge finally sent her to
the Insane Asylum at Mddetown. The arrange,
ment was quietly made and there Was no iEfn hn
sent TO England IN the care OF her TRENDS wheh
her release from the asylum could be secured.
Some excitement was created by the actions OF
short stout, mIddIe-agcd woman with an Irish
brogne who sat in the courtroom before the Judge
arrived and began to denopnce HIM - S 9ua voice
him that he and the Judge and jury had consplred
to clear Mrs. Dudley She was put out Of the
cOurt-rOsm and strobe up and Down the hall say
ing: am friend of ireland, and wish ihad
that woman here. Just let me catch that Judge n
ne let's her 60 fine set they are after nearly nearly
than am" She refused to be quiet and Captain
Lindsay finally directed Court Officer RELY TO take
her to the Tombs Police Court. She gave the name
fine Of $40 imposed on her for disordcrly con-
duct, and IN default Of payment sic was locked up.
PROVIDING FOR CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
President shaler Of the Health Department. As
sistant Sanitary Superintendent James, Dr. Priest
The resident physician at the RIvcrs.dc Hospital,
and Mr.. Haight, the architect. took number OF
friends on the steamboat Franklin Edison
Yesterday to inspect the hospital buildings on
North Brother Island. The bindings are now
ready for use by the Department. They consist OF
one large pavilion. divided into wards adminis-
uation building. kitchen building and boiler
house. Steam pipes connect the boiler house with
each of tho other buildings. The pavilion ~ only
obc Of several which the Board intends 10 build on
The leland az they required. II was constructed
after the nost approved plans for The treatment
Of such contagious diseases a. smallpox, IS phna
fever, scarlet fever and dipbtberia. The central
halls and s'aircascs are frsproof. and there rs a
rsosf perfect system Of ventilation and beating.
The boiler bouse, kitchen aud administration
building built on larger scale than the pres
emf needs OF the department hospital services 10.
manded, and no more snch buildings will be needed
on the leland unless the tho number Of psyilions
shall exceed "a dozen. All the bulldogs have been
connected with the CfotoD water faains ssa vail
las been built at enc side Of the island, and Dew
dock has been constructed. The cost of the build