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other hospital to Bellevue. or while they are
being taken from the ambulance Into the re-

FALLING 70 mind An instance, he described i
the entrance of the rocoption loom % one ds, d
drove whsn a fs'Ds n%sr 1sq
:hs was ayias; & sna th.y i!iI.d her oat ysr, ss
whom she died, Tho s4cuIsnes 81 sprsson n'YaS. Ssa
NOT yalssa an Instant After, unlosdine h!i
sS Sn "Essay Il! r. pssns 81: sssS Nss Sss %
EsS; ih:; y y Ina seI g iSs case, !: Ss "a S.list
hospiis. MANY and many a case Of 'inhaman n
,r sS n GYGn Sm hsRss sos1
hss 81 saSse
and oher cont ceni.sous sdorls' diseases sI hsss
eossS e,r patients sRS on sso aids%
asa GraIen % on Without waiting to sec anybody, o.
nns II: SnS
ussinens vsioh he. S.sn pursued. DO. ''' VI
hospiiais. Il e The iros pa!ienss who are d.
Tho semi. public 6oseitais have a. very srbii.
e.. duties to the pnhS aS Of TnSy
tefsst Lot, the means 81 any ordinary patient
Bsiisvns,' no matter what bis conditl ON The
omoers OF most OF tho hospitals are absolutely
ss4s sons sS II IL ns SsS
CnsmbeIs Stree. s9d New York. The PTssby.
ueys, 10 tho Roosevelt management"
Warden Fsllon. who recently went from
Bslieyue to the charge OF the Tombs said yes-
81 must say. as q citiyen and in the interest
OF humanity, that gross ,outrnges are IRE;
So%sn .h.SHsh tho streets from .hs oihsr hos;
Sss I. q !. @ heart Isd and i%Sunao I'M asS' "S ".''
Durtn. Warden Fallon's term at bellevue he
in exsrsmis. or in a condition. which was serI-
s
New York: and Presbye5ian would take ISDs such
s and No as long
treme and arbitrary rules TO prevent
The dumping OF patients Mt the hospital
T6s svsn 1SS
instruct tho attendants to use iorto to prevent
the 9.Seus
q the ses ha s
FREEMAN. and much precious time is thus lost
bssIdss adding to the danger a 2. invqaIysd; q ..,
speak In the strongest terms OF cond sm nation
of this practice Of tho other hospitals. 1t CON-
haps csused. By these inhunan transfers, said
house surgeon at the hospital yesterday.
..The dumping Of patients here from other
tie svil 10 my mind. ho continued, with great
30 forbidden BY law. Tor thoro seems to DO no
otbe. way to step 1t: Ptotssts r. do no good,
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terms oondemning the present practices, they
arc not willing to criticise In specific cases.
great an offence against humanity for so long q
dine, 1T would b Q unprofessional" to seElti.
e T vtas has Kept tho damnins fssss from the
public ear. That 10 what has called the mouths
ose Meh ToSd
snopeh . start riot II witnessed By plain, un.
seTi6ss some oi tho infamous things thas are are
told ci ths treatment n,,1, Of dy,ng mon and md
Sg ats ss Il b Il sne
dor TO wiliuliy shorten human life by violent
Or unuatu.si M means. then % what hat. name M shall be
assity a q q he The thug ar. si@oss Inersdble and
bard to understand. Seven dying men and
and be
a hs Se o. 9a
Estribution upon those who are responsible for
n tho management Of Bellevue Hospital said
yesterday:
have sad fss hi
business have been fruitesA doubt II even
~ ordinary newspaper exposure will have any
VIDE that IN return for exemption from taxa:
Apportionnent they shall render such free
service 70 the I1oS as their Iaeiiss and con-
at
0nly. the Grand Jury and q thoroughly aroused
Here is a. partial explanation of the heart
Some M'o@ I'M s WIZ
man the hospitals have not outgrown the pitt
isss indierspoe TO 3, snlerdng which early
be usually becomes. The unnatural ealious.
worn on whom they are getting their hospital
practtcs. and this is one Of the manifestations
tSs Ills s0n mssss
Of the transfer Of dying pa,ispRssi pate
the n IA lanes Of the Officers Of the principal in.
s!sa and 81 shs soausns Ds}sSso dsasS
s.ss aHssH. Hs:a wsss r.
scresars. ". Irving Clark Tress"rer " Merritt
Trim BILE: Superintent James u. Lathrop.
Now York Hospital. West Fifteenth street. |
Chambers Street. under the same
President, James NJ. Brown:
Henry W. Crane: Treasurer, Cor
qslius N. Bliss; Superintendent, George +.
Ludlam.
Presbyterian Hospital. East ssventleth |
street: President. John 3. Kennedy: Treas
1rsr, Robert l. Bslknap; Secretary. Walter |
Superintendent. Thomas q. Wall
st. Vlncents Hospital. in West Eleventh |
street. is In charge of the Sisters OF Charity.
The German Hospital is ofilcsred by Theo-
doIe kilian. President; J. Zeller. Secretary.
1t should. .of course. DO understood that many
right and proper. The other, hospitals are
often filed with patients. though 1t Ia doubtful |
u any OF them are ever ms badly crowded as
Bellevue. 1t f. the expulsion ofdying patients |
which may we'll excite the Indignation OF men |
and women blessed with human hearts and
The ease OF Mrs. Freeman ia to be judicially
Investigated. Coroner SchultZe. who has
charge OF It. was ont OF town yesterday, but
he left word that he should make a thorough |
inquiry In the matter. He will probably begin
Another cass came to tho knowledge of the
COroners yesterday in which bellevue Hospital |
vas chosen rs the dumping ground for incura-
oles by ambulance surgeons OF other hospitals.
Abraham Darby. A years old. q telegraph line
'isit George +. Fox ut 955 West Thirty-second
Ifrp0t SATURDAY. lnsI. and In laayinU tha