New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25

additional sum of $500 toward the purchase Of
building this method Of financial support Is 100
The conclusions of your committee are that there
Is no urgent necessity for the establishment Of the
Institution proposed, and the organization OF It's
work is in very imperfect condition, that IL would
be in the interests OF good public policy to wthh9ld
New-York. May 10. 1899 Committed
ton was adopted:
certificate Of incorporation Of The Servants OF Re
lief for Incurable Cancer" be and the same is
hereby denied, and the proposed incorporation dis
I'm regard" continued Mrs Lathrop ITO the point
thoroughly and scientifically treated and relieved
than the Servants OF Relief can effect in their hos
pital home would say that we have always had
a physician in attendance upon our patients, and
has been incompetent, although your readers are
aware that competent doctors are apt to disagree
had experience Of such rreconcilable views in
G9 y ROs sRs 10 where faf studied
where l learned methods OF external rehef that l
"Ali drugs are prescribed by our medical adviser.
and find that our patients are humored with tar
even In the above hospital, where the finest med-
cal minds in control and where 1t would be i'm
tsed. except through the unfaithfulness, it may
be. OF young doctors and nurses. and about this this
It ia not necessary to speak at length mere. Inc
best physicians viii admit that there is little to
be prescribed advanced
three medicines. which can be easily learned
The nursing is disagreed BILE put simple ana II
70 know more than the mother Of family in
order 10 quickly master the situation. Inc ware ira
cases which have come from the operating room
seems as II this disadvantage extreme suffering
were eloquent enough in comparing the large aims
without mentioning other hardships to be July eT
est poor. and which all history has proved 70 oe
a place to which no one Graves TO go because OF
the roughness of the food and paucity Of attention
to Individual feelings. At any rate. those who
come to from the charity ward seem aeishted
The air Of Corlears Park and its immediate neigh
bSrhood in which we have aI~ays GnOS ses, In
New-York. and certainly is much breeser than any
have found S t s s T Of 5hs i'G and full Of
windy freshness; the Navy Yard is in full view and
and lungs are refreshed by return to our home
We have pretty garden behind the house full OF
liberty that enables them TO take advantage OF any
benefit possible to them Those confned 10 ,ne h
room. therefore think that our patients are as
saiubrousy placed as they o1u6 De han hey are
hne their lit stiaed tenement homes. where the
"That H an institution should be put up, as Dr.
Smith assured me il ought to be, In Fordham or
s S4s p SideT nuTees IN the Old
matter have nothing to 90 Win T6rk n c Hs
where there is much TO be seen TO when mas nther
10 been overlooked in regard TO the SICK oId
mt eYnress ourselves having come 10 the East
SSs IN order to be near the relatives OF our pa
tents we should need gypsy wagon ana q. 10 De
moving were 10 dwell mel thelh
all as our patients come often from long aus
Snew we should find the poor here, and because we
NEW our patients would have saluorious nome
near Corears Park , ,-,.u -. ,r-
"As aid not conceal my opinions from the IN
spectors who visited US, because my aims are 10, 100
sasriou. 70 be carried on by tacful dissimuidu0n'
~ state Board Of Charities has Immediately olS-
cnyered that the Servants OF Relief 40 nor mink
on almshouse ward is gentle enough lot cancer!
oIs woman and does not think that the desIt
material OF female sufferers shou,d De used IDr
IN stndv ~ graduates from medical colieges now
ever clever they may be We could eniaige up1,
49, matters from our experience most earnestly
nnr and iustce being delicately Involved IN then
but at present am content 10 oeneo ooiIed he
a..,one we are discussing. II our state discour-
9es an advance IN kindness and charity II rs Pc
cause Its eyes have not yet Dee" 'u'"'O D'O"