The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-03-05
ENGLISH FIND

l Bonds, CnlcaSO, MllWaukee & pt
 Paul. R. R., per cent 5000; 8 Bonds
 Boston Electric Light Co.,, list Mort gage, 6 per cent, $1,500; 71S Shares, N
 H. County National Bank, $7,1SO; 4C
 Shares Detroit, Hillsdale & Southwest ern R. R. $4,000.
 FITCH FUND.
 l Note, secured by collateral, $10,000; Bond, Boston Electric Light O., pel cent, $500; bond Southern N. F. Tele. phone Co. list Mortgage, per cent $5O0- .00; 20 Shares, Mechanice Bank, $1,2OO FUNDS FOR CHILDREN AND
 MATERNITY WARDS.
 Bonds, Meriden Horse R. R., list Mortgage, per cent s2,OOO; Bonds Boston Electric Light Co.,, per cent $500.
 NEW KITCHEN FUND. l Bond, N. Y. Central R. R. Gake Shore Coll. TrusD 31a per cent. S1,OG0; z Shares Oswego & Syracuse R. R. $S5o; 2 Shares Yale National Bank, $700.
 ANNIE R. WINCHESTER DYE FUND
 Bonds, Edison Electric III. Co., N. Y., 1st, 5 per cent, S5,0O0; Bonds, Edison Electric H., Co.,, Brooklyn, N. Y, per cent, $1,000; 50 Shares, American Elk change National bank, New York, $5,0o0
 FUND FOR ELEVATOR.
 New Haven Savings bank book, ,s52099 The large donations reported as hav- ing been received during the past year are as follows;
 Hospital Sunday collections received by the treasurer, 1899:
 | Mrs. F, B. Dexter $25; United Church, $2S0; Center Church, $967. 79; "A | Friend" $100; Christ Church, $10; Swed- ish Lutheran Church, $5; Mrs. Eleanor Shepard, $4; St. Thomas Church, S2204; {; St. James Church, Westville, $25; Sec ond Congregational Church, Fair Haven $3.23; Mrs. J, IT. Nicmeyer, $5; Daven- port Church, s10.19; Howard Ave. Con- gregational Church, $10,OO Prof. F. S. Dana, SIC; German Evangelical Lu- theran Trinity Church, s7,50; Trinity Parish, $297; Strong Barnes, Hart &. Go. S25; Robert Morgan, $25; Church of the Redeemer, S207.41; German Baptist, Church, $5; Calvary Baptist Church, $15.50; Christ church, Guilford, $740; Grace Episcopal Church, $1.50; First M. E. church, SITS; Grand Ave Congrega- tional Church $20 Congregation Mish- kan Israel, $96; Josephus Forbes, S10O; Dwight Place church, $90,S2; Hum phrey St. church, $5.50; Trinity M F. Church, $25; First Congregational Church, West Haven, $S15; St. Johns Episcopal Parish, $7 Plymouth Church, $2.95; Emanuel Lutheran church, $2. Total, $2,ss376,
 OTHER DONATIONS.
 Through Dr. w. IT. Carmalt $50; from r nGox Fo; ,x,I I I,- Visitors, for equipment of Surgical Ward, No. l, East, $142; "A Friend" $100; English Hall Sunday School, $5 Total, $3O2.
 LEGACIES
 From Estate of Nelson Hotchkiss, Cash, $3,549.52; Shares, Yale National Bank stock, $S54; Estate of c. A. Wat rous. $500; Estate of Katherine Birk, s10o. Total, $4,oo3.52.
 Tn the report on general statistics the nativity of patients received the past year, are as follows:
 Austria, 10; Armenia, 4; Canada 26; China, 1; Denmark S. England, 42; Fin land 3; France, 4; Germany, 5s; Greece, l. Ireland 132; Italy, A; Norway 4; Poland, 15; Russia, 32; Scotland, IT; tSNStSHt oi, bNitASiidnut toJ United States, SIS; Unknown, 34, total, 1 ,0S3.
 The time occupied by the several classes of patients are as follows:
 U. $. war department, 22 weeks; U s. marine patients, 81 7-S weeks; State sol- dier patients. 1O5 5-7 weeks; Town pa tients 1874 weeks; Self-paying patients in wards, 1868 2-7 weeks; Self paying patients, private rooms, 235 3-7 weeks; Free Bed patients, GOA 1-7 weeks; Marett Fund Patients 729 weeks; English Fund patients, 121 6-7 weeks; Clifford Fund patients, 1155 AZ weeks, General Fund patients, IA 3-7 weeks, total, 6241 4-7 weeks.
 Superintendent Starkweather's report is as follows:--I herewith submit the annual report of receipts and disbursements, number of patients treated in the Hospital their condition at time of discharge. and other items of and interest connectei with the business of the year 1899. The number of patients remaining in the Hospital, December 31st, 1S9S was 121--7S males and 43 females; admitted during the year 1899, 10S3-660 ,uales and 423 females; making total of 1.04 l under treatment, Of this number C35 | were discharged cured, 2S0 improved S2 | 16 were not treated, 156 [ lied, and 135 remained under treatment [ December 31st, 1899 There were 50 ' males and 2S females; also ? | still birtlls, which are not included in | the number of deaths.
 The whole number of weeks occupied ! was 6241 4-7, of which 1874 were cccu- pied by town patients, receiving the | benefit of the State appropriation at the ate of $364 per week.
 The average residence of eacn patient | vas 5 1-5 weeks. Deducting the pa tents supported by the Marett and Gif- ,rd Funds. the larger portion of whom were inmates of the Home for Incura- )les, the average residence of the re- was 1-6 weeks
 The patients admitted came from 70 different towns in this State and from 8 other States. 723 were residents of he town of New Haven.
 The largest number of patients any me day was IA; the smallest number 9; the daily average 119 7-10; the at endants, and other inmates not pa tents, averaged 103; making a total of 22 7-10. Of these 43 4-10 were nurses with Matron and Maid of the Home) of La i,,i Cobaa1