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Page 359 - commitments, if any, and for what offenses, and last place of residence of all women so committed by them, together with the particulars of the offense charged. A copy of said record shall be transmitted with the warrant of commitment to the superintendent of said house of refuge, who shall
Page 252 - City of Newburgh 8 Oswego 1 Otsego 1 Putnam 1 City of Kingston 6 Dr. AP Williamson, acting medical superintendent, being duly sworn says, that the above list is true to the best of his knowledge and belief. Sworn to before me this 16th ) day of August, 1888. ) JOHN
Page 360 - with child, which shall be born after such commitment, such child may accompany its mother to and remain in said house of refuge until such time as, in the opinion of said board of managers, such child can properly be removed therefrom,
Page 455 - REPORT To the State Board of Charities : The following letters, which explain themselves, were, on July 17, 1888, addressed, with your approval, to the Board of Education, the Mayor, and the Commissioners of Public Charities and Correction of the city of New York, by the Commissioners of the Board residing in the city and county of New York : To the Board of Education of the
Page 227 - is insane and a proper person for care and treatment, under the provisions of chapter 446 of the Laws of 1874. I further certify that I have formed this opinion upon the following grounds : For her general restless appearance ; disconnected conversation ; ugly to other patients. John Craig, MD, certifies the same. STATE OF NEW
Page 226 - day of June, 1887, I personally examined JID, age, ; sex, ; married, ; occupation, housewife ; and that the said JID is insane and a proper person for care and treatment, under the provisions of chapter 446 of the Laws of 1874. I further certify that I have formed this opinion upon the following grounds : The
Page 232 - as a physician, hereby certify, under oath, that on the 20th day of June, 1887, I personally examined H. McA., age, forty-three ; sex, female ; single ; occupation, domestic ; and that the said H. McA. is insane and a proper person for care and treatment, under the provisions of chapter 446 of the
Page 357 - TO THE HOUSE OF REFUGE FOB WOMEN. Section 7, of chapter 187 of the Laws of 1881, reads as follows : § 7. As soon as the said house of refuge is ready for the reception of inmates, it shall be the duty of the
Page 16 - THE INSANE. The following table shows the number of insane in the various classes of institutions for the insane, October 1, 1888, as reported by their respective officers: From this table it will be seen that the number of insane in the institutions of the State October 1, 1888, was
Page 229 - sex, female ; married ; occupation, housekeeper ; and that the said MW is insane, and a proper person for care and treatment, under the provisions of chapter 446 of the Laws of 1874. I further certify that I have formed this opinion upon the following grounds : I