The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21


ptnsary)
a meeting al the dispensary next Tues
dav al H. O'Clock l.. M., Whrh pans
viii be further mapped out Tor the mann
tenauce of the institution. and AFFAIRS
pertaining 20 the welfare Oh the Hio'0
meut thOIOughlE considered.
HOURS FOR CLINICS
The diepensarv viii be open daily from
90 . O'Clock. except ON SuHd.i. >. h'i
viii Dee "a medical chLlc daily al j. o COG L..
This Will bee under LI. 1tvi5o f. i.'' ,,
on MONDAYS and Thursdays, undtr III
G;.orre 4 Taher or Tuesdays anu ne
DAVIS and under Or. George l.. Stolt y"
\Vsdne-davs and SATURDAYS
. O'clock. under Or. g.. 4. Mercer an.
~ .,rroiral clinic Will be held daily
at . O'Clock. under TOR. ~. ). co. by, 80
Clinics for discusses Of women VIII ND
rridavs at 1 O'Clock l.. NJ, under Dr. A.
clinics for skin diseases win he he ..,i on on
TUESDAYS Thursdays anu ~ v .l,u,tiii,,.,'l
Ciirfre for diseases of children VIII he
held ON Tuesdays and Fridays III - 0i" III
- Al urdpr Dr. George A. ia.,-i' ,''
clinics for nervous diseases on WG1'h,,,
davs and Saturdays ~ ''o'N -'
maj Dr George T.. stone.
clinics for diseases OF eye. ear. n,9 isr,
throat will Doe held on j pro-. ~, .e.,,,,.
do,,e M / o'clock b. NJ, under III "e''h '
Nn 6ifiicult or very serious opcrot.iio IONS
III t- reformed only I1inoi operations
will De undertaken.
ORIGIN OF THE NOV lN ~ l.
For quite while the P'an ..,, o., ''i i'm
,o.nrir. a IIomocoI atnic bl-peusaIS ~ ~
tlia ','.r.rt mat there was mn D. hesu
tnr lch ana institution. 'Ti''''"''' 49,
Western portion oi the 'ilt- .....,.t. state
pttnIsr last the homocop" ''"''
% li ~ ,.,..I-fIu. of all the ioiH't"
S.tiI nhrsiciaus u the state appol"'
= committee. cons lllt ON i''..
IarI.v George \. f"..l' ,t,,,, n
49, go devise plans for tSt- oil9i4ile "
- .t.sfni.. free dIrpenealt mere !ii1
committee met and ol-CNerth 'l' II,
arnorr themselves. ana .i.o '' ,,..
the scheme To- numn't on me- a.. 49,
and friends. and aittrW"i"7 il
.iled to appoint "a lady nodId "l li'l"
.oD,e, to complete the arrangements ana
secure quarters. 49, f-+t.,,-
This board dccid~l 20 open tne lla'' ,,',
zion tvl.r. 10 would Toe acccsalulc 10 ''D
+ln of the West End including resi-
t.uis of south Laurel souih Iihe' M,a'
Troad west Cary. Reservoir. iAi"v!l'"
beverly and other stictlS IN '.'", - ,,,,,,h
of the city. IT, was argued lN"t !il s ''''',
,. there was no dispcuSurN Wllhlh con
N.ni.nt distance of the residents oi thHl
portion of the city ll sh1eIn "'
,rI. hoard held several meetings.. anu
Perfected their plans hy securing lho
lower floor of the building No oil Wcs'
Main street and the appointment ol Ut.
Harry : Corey as phy slcldh 4" Oi"i6c Va
Tire dispeusliy.
THE BOARD.
Tho committee appointed by the Homoe-
onafhIe state Society appointed the i"l
lowing ass the Lady Board OF Managers OF
the disptnsary. ., ......,.. .,.o,.
tarv Miss Loula Williams treasurer
Mrs. J Is. Montgomery; Mesdames WI
liam Illvsou e.. W. Hunter, ia. buch
a. l. Walford. e. IA. West. Lizzie )anlel.
Joseph BRYAN. Herman Schmidt Mann >.
Quaflcs -. $. lthoads. W. X. Jones, a.
ii Harvey T. William PembcrtOn. VIII
liam Mccarthy. y. T. Marcy. \. >. GToser
" a. Peasants Thomas EllSson' Leroy
Brown. Antonio Pizzni. Annie NichoL
n " banner. j.. Victoria Williams
Thomas Hundlcy 5. b. Adkins }. 4.
Crcnshaw. George l.. stone George A.
Taber. George T.. basoy &. H. Corey
Misses Fannie Horne. Annie Walker
Ruby Rodeker. Helen A. III. Bennett. An
ME Pellet Laura Williams. Aliue Cottreh
Many others viii Doe added TO the MEM
bcrship a the board.
Dr. George /. Stone. Dr. George \.
Taber. Dr. Il. e.. Williams. Dr. q. +.
Bagby. Dr. A. /. Marcy. Dr. II. \ Corey.
THEIR SERVICES FREE.
The physicians. including Dr. Corey VINO
ms lNliEt OF INC Nl"l'fIi" % ~ VIII tlNt
thcir services free OF charge. The pa
tients viii be required To pay only for
the medicines and dressings used when
they are able 90 DO so. This viii bc "a
mere nominal charge.
II De- proposed 90 meet the expenses OF
carrying on the dlspcnsary through funds
raised hy the Lady Board OF Managers
In addition 10 the proposed 500 annually
which IL Us expected the CITY Council
will donate In consideration of the great
amount of WORK done free Of charge TO
city patients. There will also be num-
Der of voluntary contributions. Some
have already been made. Among these
were lumber given boy Gary and Ellington.
doors by Fritz Siticrdlng. cabinet by
Mrs. Pizzini. a chair boy Miss Pellet and
door by Mrs Schmidt.
THE PHYSICIAN IN CHARGE.
Or H. S. Corey. who will have charge
OF thc dispcusary. was educated in the
public schools OF Richmond and AZ Rich
mond College. where he received the de-
gree of H. -. lie afterwards spent four
years al Boston University. one Of the
leading Homeopathic schools In the coun-
Try where be took the degree OF CHI Is
in 1895 and NJ -. in 1896 He was appoint
cd house officer for 1895 in the HomoeO-
p8thic Medical Dspensary OF Boston. the
largest institution OF the kind I'm the coun-
Try. whore 5000 patients are treated
annually lie also spent three months In
New York doing postgraduate work SQd