Annual report of the board of directors and officers of Longview Asylum, to the governor of the state of Ohio, for the year ending ...

              SEVENTEENTH

OF TKE

BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS

OF THE

TO TllE

GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF OHIO,

FOR. "' l'HE YEAR ' 1876 .

. . .

- CINCINNATI :

A. H. POUNSFORI) & CO., PRINTER~,

9 and 11 West Fourth Strut.

HON. JOSHUA H. BATES, Prtsi « tttf.

THOS. F. ECKERT, ESQ.

HON JOHN K. GREEN.

JOSEPH SIEFERT, EsQ.

HON. WM. P: W ALACE.

M. T. CAREY, M. D., Stmfary,

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Superintendent and PhysiCZt11r.

W. H. BUNKER, M. D.

Assistant PAysicians.

W. H. DEWITT, M. D. '

S. 1. MOCK, M. D. ,

Steward.

E. M. BURGOYNE.

Matron.

REPORT OF DIRECTORS.

Til His Excellllley,

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OFFICE BOARD OF DIRECTORS,

LONGVIEW ASYLul\{, November I, 1876.

R. B. HAVES, GO'DtYnor of Ohio:

SIR :- We have tile honor to submit this, the seventeeth annual

report of the receipts, expenditures, and general management and

condition of Longview Asylum for the year ending N ovem ber I, 1876.

With a rapid increase in the population of Hamilton County, there

necessarily comes an ill crease in the number of patients requiring

care and treatment in this institution and there being no means of

getting rid of incurables, except by death, the permanent increase of

patients must necessarily be looked for. By referring to the report

of the Superintendent it will be seen that the number of pa. tients

treated during the past year was largely in excess of any previous year.

Notwithstanding the increase of the number of patients treated, yet,

by reason of the cheapness in articles of supplies and judicious man­agement,

the current expenses of the institution have been several

thousand dollars less than that of previous years. It affords us

pleasure to state that in no respect has there been any lack of care,

attention or kindness on the part of the officers and attendants of the

institution. On the contrary, our frequent and careful examinations

have satisfied us that the wants and requirements of the patients have

always been met with promptness and cheerfulness.

We herewith transmit the detailed statements of the Superintendent

and Steward for the current year for your inspection.

Very respectfully

Your obedient servants,

J. H. BATES, Pres'l. ~

T. F. ECKERT, l JOHN K. GREEN, n "

JOSEPH SIEFERT, tmtors.

W. P. WALLACE, j

M. T. CAREY, Sec'y.

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SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT.

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To the Board of Directors of L( mgview Asylum:

GENTLEMEN :- The annual report of the operations and condition

of Longview for the year commencing November 1, 1875, is respect­fully

submitted, this being the seventeenth annual report of the

Asylum, and the third of the present administration.

Atthe commencement of the year, November I, 1875, there were

under treatment in the Asylum 592 patients j of thege 298 were males

and 294 females

The admissions since that period were 175, of whom 77 were males

and 98 females, making the total number under treatment during the

year, 767; of these 375 were males, and 392 females.

There were discharged during the year 80 males and 73 females, a

total of 153.

Of those discharged, 60 were supposed to have recovered, 27 were

improved, 15 were unimproved, and 5 I died.

The highest number under treatment on anyone day was 641, the

lowest 592, and the average daily number was 615.

In the rate uf mortality, there was a slight increase over that of

the previous year, being nearly 671 per cent. of the whole number

under treatment, and a fraction above 8 per cent. of the daily aver­age.

The admissions were twenty less, and the discharges were

twenty. five less, and the average daily number twenty- three more

than the preceding year. The largest monthly number admitted was

twenty- four, in April The smallest number was six, in January. The

greatest morta! ity was eight, in April j the least was one, in Novem­ber.

Of the present population of the house, eighty- six wete patients

at Lick Run Asylum, from which they were removed to Longview at

its opening, April, 1860.

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The difterent nationalhies of patients admitted were as follows:

41 ~ per cent. Were born in the United States, 36 ~ per cent. in the

German States, 1' 1 per cent. in Ireland, 1 per cent. in England,

France and Canada, and there were 2 per cent. whose nationa1ity

coltld not be ascertained, making an aggregate of 56 ~ per cent. of

fo. reign birth, and, including the unknown, 43~ American.

Based upon the admissions for the year, there wae 34 per cent.

discharged recovered. This is as fair success as . could reasonably be

expected from the illdiscriminate das of patients who gain admission

to Ollr Asylum.

. By careful examination of the statistics as ~ iven in the last annual

reports of more than eighty asylums and hospitals for the insane in the

United States and Great Britain and i. ts pro~ inces ( not i. ncluding Wil­lard

and other asylums devoted exclusively to the incurable), it was

found that the average per cent of cares, based on admissions, as

in the United tates 32 per cent, and in Great Britain and provinces

37 per cent. The highest per centage of cures recorded Was 64. and

the10west was 14 ~. The disparity shown by these statistics is proba­bly

more apparent than real, alld i. s calclilated to lead to an ermneous

opinioll, as to the relative success in treatment of some asylums over

others, as the following considerations will indicate. In some insti­ttttions

for the treatment of insanity, only those patients are admitted,

for whom there can be entertai. ned a reasonable hope of recovery,

rejecting idiots, imbeciles, epileptics and chronic dements, clas es

whi. ch gain admis ion in others. Again, some are acce sible to the

temporarily insane from. over- indulgence in alcoholic timulants and

other. exces es, who recover rapidly when under restraint. It is

probable, also, that some medical officers are more careftll than others

in discriminating between the cured and tIle greatly improved. An

impediment to successful treatment is the overcrowding of asylums,

thus depriving the patients of that individual personal attention so

necessary to efficiency in treatment. Again, unfa orable locations in

a sanitary point of vie\ v, faulty construction, deficiency of means and

appliances for amusement and employment, modify result to a very

considerable extent. These differences and others that migllt be men­tioned,

go to prove that stati tics of asylums for the insane do not

give a perfectly accurate view of the efficiency of treatment.

The causes assigned for the insanity of those admitted, were, in

many instances, vague and unreliable. These statistics, as may be

supposed from the sources from which they were gathered, can only

have an approximate value. There were a considerable numbe~,

a by far the most potent. By

ertained that si ty of those !

having an dmiued taint of

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er and sister j one case. of father and son j one of t~ o sisters j and

one of two cousins, the father of one, who was theunc1e of the other,

having previously died in the Asylum.

REPAIRS AND IMPROVEMENTS.

The house and grounds have been kept in repair, and such improve­ments

made as were deemed essential. The entire roof of the main

and detached buildings was thoroughly repaired and repainted. This

proved to be a work of far greater magnitude than was at first antici­pated.

It was found that there was scarcely a square foot of the roof

that was not defective, and the , ails and ceilings were becoming

seriously damaged. A substantial concrete pavement was laid from

the front entrance to the bridge, the old one having become much

broken, and even dangerous.

The almost incessant rains, for several months of the year, caused

the land to slide, along the northern front of the Asylum, and to some

extent beyond its northern limits, encroaching somewhat upon the

carriage way. This land, it is supposed, has a substratum of blue

clay, and has been a source of trouble, at times, for many years.

To insure more efficient surface- drainage, and prevent if possible, fur­ther

damage in this direction, several hundred feet of large drain

pipe were placed along the course of the slide. There is no appre­hension

that the foundation of the building will suffer from this cause

The work of rcpair in the Engineer'S department was unusually large,

owing to the necessity of replacing many of' the water pipes that had

been destroyed by rust.

NEEDED IMPROVEMENTS.

The necessity for additional accommodations for the insane in this

county was brought to the attention of the then existing Board of

Directors of Longview Asylum, by the Superintendent, Dr. O. M.

Langdon, in his Report for the year 1870, and in every subsequent

Report the wants of the Asylum, in this particular, have been referred

to. Since that period there has been a steady annual increase of

patients. At the present time there are more than two hundred

inmates in the Asylum, beyond its true capacity, and above the limits

compatible with proper care, comfort and successful treatment.

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10 Sevmtemtlt Anllual Report.

Your attention was called to this matter in my last annual Report,

and for a time the l? rospect of speedy relief seemed flattering; but

we have been doomed to disappointment, and, although every possi­ble

effort, consistent with duty and responsibility, has been put forth

to keep down the numbers, the year has added its quota of increase.

At that time I recommended that further provision be made by the

erection of a detached building suitable for the care of imbeciles, idi­ots,

and chronic dements of a harmless character, of whom there are

now more than two hundred in our charge. I am still of the opinion

that no better or more economical plan to provide for these classes

of patients can be adopted. At least two years will be required to

build and complete, ready for occupancy, an addition on the plan

proposed, or for the necessary addition on any other plan that may

be adopted. It is therefore imperatively necessary that the initiatory

steps be taken without delay. In concluding this topic, it may be

proper to suggest that the necessity for a further addition could be

obviated by an Act of the Legislature, authorizing us to transfer to

the Infirmaries that class of our patients for whom the building pro­posed

would be specially adapted.

EXPENDITURES.

For a general exhibit and detailed statement of the expenditures

of the year, you are referred to the appended Report of the Steward.

Though'the daily average number of patients was considerably in

excess of the preceding year, the current expenses were much less.

This reduction of expenses was due, in a great measure, to the low

ruling prices of nearly all necessary supplies, and not to a false and

too rigicl economy. While extravagant and useless expenditures. in

every direction, were guarded against, nothing was withheld that was

deemed necessary for the comfort and well- being of the patients, or

that would oon~ ribute to their recovery.

FARM AND GARDEN.

Owing to the favorable season, the farm and garden were unusually

productive. Throughout the season the tables of the whole house

were supplied with vegetables of excellent quality, and of great

variety. Besides an abundance of pasturage for the stock during the

summer, a large quantity of hay and corn were stored for winter use.

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ENTERTAINMENTS AND AMUSEMENTS.

In addttion to the usual weekly dancing parties, which were contin­ued

the greater part of the year, several dramatic entertainments of a

very creditable character were given by the officers and employees of

the Asylum. These entertainments imposed a considerable amount of

extra labor upon those who participated in them; but it was cheer­fully

given. The exercises were highly appreciated by the patients:

who looked forward to them with much interest, and to whom they

afforded great enjoyment. Several excellent concerts were given by

amat!'! urs from the city and adjoining villages. The yearly holidays­Fourth

of J uly, Christmas, & c.- were appropriately celebrated. The

usual Chapel Services on the Sabbath were well attended.

But one change has taken place among the local officers of the

house since my last Report. Col. A. M. Robinson, wh'o had filled

the office of Steward for several years, died January 2nd of this year,

after a painful illness of several weeks duration. In the deat~ l of Col.

Robinson the Asylum lost a thoroughly competent officer, and the

community, a valuable citizen. The place thus made vacant was

filled by the appointment of E. M. Burgoyne, a gentleman well · known

throughout the county, of unquestioned integrity, and of many years'

experience in a similar position; and thoro ughly acquainted with the

duties of the office, in all its details. Mr. Burgoyn e has thus far

given satisfactory evidence of the wisdom of your appointment.

AOKNOWLEDGMENTS.

To the Rev. Joseph Emery, City Missionary, for the kind interest

taken in our patients, frequent visits, and distribution of religious '

papers.

To Rev. R. Broering, of the Catholic Church, Carthage, for prompt

response made to the calls of those of his faith .

To Mr. A. Strauch, of Spring Grove Cemetery, for a handsome

Christmas Tree.

We are under obligations to ' the editors of the Weste1' 1l Cilristian

Advocate j of The Volksblatl j of The Volksjreu11d j and of The Frez'e

Presse, for gratuitous copies of their papers for the entire year. I

would be glad to be able to make further acknowledgments in this

direction. Newspapers, religious and secular, il~ ustrated papers, and

all kinds of periodical literature, are sought after with avidity by the

patients. If those having friends here, and others who take a kindly

12 Seventeentlt Annual Report.

interest in our family, would send us their files of magazines and

illustrated papers, it would be a source of great gratification, and

result in much benefit to the patients.

We are also indebted to the Eldorado Comique Theatrical Company,

and the Davenport Brolhers, Gymnasts, for amusing and interesting

performances. Also, to Mr. J. M. Miller and Company, of Lockland,

and to Messrs. Parker and McLain, of Cincinnati, for several concerts

of vocal and instrumental music.

I take pleasure in again expressing my high appreciation of my

ass() ciate officers, Drs. DeWitt and Mock, whose aid and advice have

been of great assi tance to me, in carrying on the work of the year.

The Engineer, Superiors, attendants and employees in general, for

their zeal and fidelity in performing the duties of their various trusts,

deserve my sincere thanks. And in conclusion, gentlemen, for your

consideration, support, and person~ l kindness uniformly shown me,

accept my sincere gratitude.

Very Respectfully,

W. H. BUNKER.

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SUPERINTENDENT'S TABLES.

TABLE NO. 1,

Showt'ng number of Patimts received, discltarged and remaitting.

Males. Females. Total.

Number of pati~ nts in the Asylum at commence ·

ment of the year............ ...... ....................... 298

Number received during the year .............. ........ .. 77

Whole number treated during the year ................. 375

294

98

392

592

175

Daily average under treatment.............. .. ............. ............ ............ 615

. Discharged recovered...... .............. ....... ........... ... 27 33 60

Discharged improved .. .... ................................. .. 17 10 27

Discharged unimproved ...... ........ ....... ..... ............ 9 6 15

Not insane ....... .......................................................... ... ....................... .

Died ....................... ................ ........ ................ 27 24 51

Whole number discharged during the year .... .. ... , .. 80 73 153

Number remaining Nov. I, 1876 .......................... 294 319 613

State colored patients ........ .... ........... ... .... .. ......... 9 10 19

Pay patients ............... ................................ .. .... 4 3 7

Total number not dependent on Hamilton County .. 13 13 26

Total number dependent on Hamilton County ........ 281 306 587

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TABLE NO. 2.

Showing- Cause of Death dudng- tke Year.

Males. Females. Total.

Appoplexy .................•..........••...• ...... .. ........................

Congestion, CerebraL.. ....... .......•.... ...... ..... ... ... ... 2

Diarrhcea, Acute . ... ..........•................................

~~~~ er1: fs ::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::: :::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::: I

I

3

2 3

3 4

...... ...... I

Maniacal Exhaustion . ... .. . . ........... .... .... ........ .... . . 5

Marasmus ....... .... .... \........... ........ .. ... ....• ........... I

8 13

............ I

Paralysis, General......... .......... ....... .. ........ .... ... .. 10 I II

Phthisis Pulmonalis...... ...................................... I

Caries dorsal vertebra:: ................. ...... .... ......... .............. .

4 5

] I

Senility .........•......... .......•............... .....•... .. ...... 4

Suicide........ ...................... .. ................... ......... I

3 7

Total .... .... ......•........•..... . ...... ..................•. 24 51

TABLE NO. 3.

Showing- Ag- e if Patients at T~ me of Death.

Age. Males. Females Total.

Under 20 years ..................................... .....•..........•........

l3etween 20 and 30 years ............. :............ . .......... 2

Between 30 and 40 years' . ......... ......... ... ...... ... ...•. 9

Between 40 and 90 years ......................... :.......... 16

I

8

7

8

10

16

24.

I ------- I-------~-------

Total ... .......... .. ...... ........... ....................... . 51

J 1'~

TABLE NO. 4.

ShO'/ vi1zg- NtI1llber of Deatlts of Hamiltoll County and State Colored Patients.

-;;

Patients. .- Males. Females. Total.

Hamilton County .............................................. . 26 24 50

State Colored .................................................. . ........ ... .. I

Total ....................... .... ............................ . 27 24 51

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TABLE NO. 5.

Showi1Zg Tim~ 0/ Trlatl1lm! if Patimts who Died.

Time. Males. Females. Total.

Under I month.................................................. 2 I 3

From I to 6 months............ ......... ..... .......... ........ 6 3 9

From 6 months to I year ...... ...... ....... ...... .. .. ....... 4 3 7

From I to 2 years ....... ............... .... ... ... ..... ........ 4 4 8

From 2 to 3 years ...... ...... ...... ..... ....... ........ ......... 6 3 9

From 3 to 4 years ............................................................................... ... .

From 4 to 5 years... ..... ......... . ......... ........ ............ I 2 3

From 5 to 10 years.......... ........ ........ .. ........ ......... I 4 5

From 10 to 20 years.. .. ...... .. ....... ......... ........... ..... 3 4 7

Total ...................................................... .. . 27 24

TABLE No. 6.

Showing Number if Attacks 0/ Patimts Admitl~ d dttn'ng th~ Year.

Attaek&. Males. Females. Total.

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First Attack....... .................. ... .. ...... .................. 47 51 98

Second Attack ......... ...... ......... ............ .. ......... ... 9 21 30

Third Attack............................................ ... ...... 7 8

Fourth Attack...... .......... ........ .. .. ........ ....... ........ 1 I 2

Fifth Attack .... . ................ ......... .................. .... ....... .. .. ... .. ....... : ............ .

Sixth Attack .. .. ... ... .. ........... ...... .......... ........ ...... ....... .......... .. .. .. . ... .. ...... .

Unknown ............. ..... ......... ...... .. ..... .... ..... .... : 7:-. 19 18 37

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Total..... ..... ..... . ............. ........... ................ 77 98 175

TABLE NO · 7.

Showi1zg Social Condihtm 0/ Patjmts Admitt~ d dun'llg Ihe Year.

Condition. Males. Females. ' rotal.

Single.. .. ............................. ..... ................ ... ..... 43 32 75

Married ..... ........... ... .... ... .. .... ......... .. ................ 24 50 74

Widowed.... .. ....... ........ .. ...... . .... ..... ...... ...... ...... 2 5 7

Unknown ...... .. ........ .... .. .... .. .... .... ...... .............. 8 II 19

Total................ ...... ......... .. ...... ... ............... 77 98 175

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, TABLE No. 8.

S/ zowi" g Suppostd Cauu of Jiua" ily i" Palimls Admitted dun'teg Ike Year.

Cause. Males. Females. Total.

Burn...................... . ........................................ 1

Business anxieties .......... ........... ....... ... ... .. :..... .. . 3

Disappointeu affections....... ....... . ...... .. .. ..... ......... 1

Death of mother ........ ............... ..... .... . .............. ............ 1

Death of relatives.. ......... ..... ...... ...... .......... ........ 1 4

Domestic trouble .................... .......... .... ............. 1 5

1

3

2

5

6

Disease of ear ................................. ...... · .. · .... .. .. · ...... .. ... .

Dengue ............................. ...... ...... ......... ......... 1

Epilepsy.... ...... ................. ...... . ........ ............... 4 7

Financial trouble.............. ........................... ...... 2 2

Fright .......................... ......... ... ... .. ........ ......... ............ 2

Intemperance .......................... ,............. .. ......... 17 4

II

4

' 2

21

Injury to head ........ ..... ......... ...... ....... .............. .

Injury ............................. . ...... .... ....... ........... ..

Jealousy ..... .. ......... .. ... ............... ...... · .. · · .. · .. · · .. · · ·

Loss of sight ................................................. ..

Masturbation ......... ........... ......................... ....... 10 2

2

1

IZ

Menstr) lal Derangement ......... ... ..... .. ..... .... .. ........ ............ 3 3

~~~ t7I;~ s.~.: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::: :: ::: :::::::

Over · work of brain ...... . .. .. ............. ..... .. ...... .... ... ....... ..... 2 2

Over. work ... :.. ...... ...... ............. ....... ......... ...... ... ............ 1

Opium eating ......... .. ......... .. ....... ......... ............. 1

Puerperal condition .................... ..................... ............ 5

Poverty........... . .. ....... ... .. ........ ........ .. .. ............. ...... ... .. . 1

Religious excitement .... ... .................... .............. 2 3

Sickness.... ....... ... ....... ........... ... .. ......... ..... ........ ..... ....... 2

5

1

5

2

Syphilis .. ............. ......... .... ...... ............. ........ .... 2

Senility.. .. ............ ............................ ... ............ ............ 2

Uterine disease ............ ............... .. ....... .... ........ .. . ...... ... 2

3

2

2

Unknown .. ...................... .......... ... ..... ..... .... ..... 27 44 71

Total .. ............ ........... . .. ...... · · .... · ........ .... · .. 77 175

TABLE NO. 9.

Sh01uileg Fome of. Jiualtily i" Palimls Admitted During Ike Year.

Form. Males. Females. Total.

Dip. somania ......... ... ...... , ......................... . ........ .

Dementia, Acute .............. .. .................... .. .. ...... . 2

Dementia, Chronic .......... ..... .................. .... ...... .

Dementia, Senill ...... ...... .... .... ............ ...... .... .. ... 2

Dementia, Epileptic .................. ........ .. .......... .... .......... ..

Insanity, Epileptic ....... ............ .... ................ .. . ,.. 2

2

3

3

4

4

1

4

4

5

4

6

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TABLE NO. 9- Continued.

Form. JIIales. Females. Total.

Insanity, Recurrent ............ ..... ............................ .. ...... .

In sanity, Path etic .... .... ................................................ .

Idiocy ..... . ........................... '" '" ... ............................. .

~~~ 1~: I~~;; t~ · :::: .... :.. .. :.. : .... :.. .. :::::: ::: ::: ::: ::: :::::::::::: ::: J~

Mama, Sub- acute ....... ... .. .................. ...... ......... 13

Mania, Chronic .......... .. '" ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 3

Mania, Acute Del erious...................................... 3

Mania, Puerpera!. ....... '" ............................................... .

Mania, Hysterical ........................................................ .

Monomania...................................................... I

Melancholia, Simple. ........ ......... ......... ......... .. .... 23

Melancholia, Acute ..................... ............................. ..... .

Melancholia, Suicidal... .. .. ..... .......... ..... ..... ... ...... 1

Melancholia, Attonita ............ : ..................................... .

Paralysis, General. ........ ......... ..... ... .......... ......... 6

Total ........................................................ 77

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TABLE No. 10.

5

I

6

14

21

3

2

3

7

12

I

2

Showiltg Nativity of Patimts Admitled dun-' zg the Year.

5

I

I

6

21

27

24

6

2

3

8

35

2

2

7

175

________ : 1. ~_ f_ n_ le_ 8 IFemal~ ~ I Malcs · IFcllUles Total.

Ohio .. .... .... . ... ... 18 24 42 Germany............ 26 35 61

Kentucky. ... ....... 3 5 8 Ireland .............. II 18 29

New york.... . .. .... 2 3 5 Pru sia ............... ......... I

Indiana .. ...... ...... I Bavaria .............. I

Maryland .. ... ... ... ......... ISwitzerland ... .... .

Massachusetts ... .. I 1 Canada ............ . .

Pennsylvania ...... I 2 England

Connecticut .... ... .

Virginia.............. 4

New Jersey .. .... ........... .

Louisiana... .. .... ... I

Iowa .... .... ......... I

Wisconsin .... ...... . ... .... . .

2

I ,

1

6

States unknown ... 3 4 7

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Total American ... 36 42 78 Total Foreign ..... .

I 2 .-

1

3

97

Grand Tota!........ .. ....... ......... 175

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TABLE No. II.

S/ towi1tg Occupatifm 0/ Patimts Admitted dtlriltg the Yea,..

Occupntion. Males. Females. Totnl.

fukers ............................................................ 3

Basket Makers ................................................. .

Brick Layers.................. ......... ......... ................. 2

Butchers ...................... .......... ......................... 4

Blacksmiths ......... ............................ ........ ........ 2

Book · keepers .......... ........ ......... ....... ........... ...... 2

Cigar Makers....................................... ............ 2

Carpenters ....................................................... 3

Clerks ............. ............................................. . .

Cooks ....... ................ ...................... .......... .. .... .

Cabinet Makers ............ .................. .................. z

Conductors ...................................... : .............. .

Engineers ....................................................... .

Express Agents ............................... ................ .

Engineers, Civil......... ....................................... I

Farmers.................................... . ...................... 3

Gardeners .............. . ........ . ................ ........... ..... !

Housewives ............... .... ..... ... ..... .. .... ............. ..... ......... .

Harness Makers ............ ........ ...... ..... .... ...... ....... I

Laborers ........ . .... ..... ............ .... ............... ........ 12

Musicians .................................... : .............................. .

Millwrights..................................... .... ............. I

Painters ...... .............. ........... ...... ..... ............. .... 6

Peddlers ........................................................ .

Pilots .................................. .. .. ............... ... ..... .

Paper Carriers ..... ............. ..... .......................... .

Physicians ....................................................... .

Rag Picker .... ...... ......................... ......... .......... I

Seamstresses ... ....................... .. .......... ......................... ..

Servants_ ........ . .......................... ..................... .

Speculators. ........ .................. ................ ..... ...... I

..............

.............

..............

.............

. ........ . .. . ..

. ...... . . .....

.......... ...

. ............

. ...........

. ............

........ ....

....... .....

48

...... ......

.......... ..

........ .....

............

4

14

Shoemakers... .. . ........ ............ .... ............. ..... ...... 3 ........... .

Sisters of Charity ............................................... ......... . z

Tailors .............................. ............................. .

Trunk Makers ............................................ ..... .

Tanners .. . , ...................................................... .

Teamsters ......... .......... ........ ..... ...... .................. I .......... ..

Washerwomen ............................................................ ..

White Washers ................................................ I

Wood Carvers ....................... ........................... .

No occupation ........ ........................... .. ............. 10

Unknown .. . ................... . ......... .... .. ... ..... . .... .. .............. .

27

1

3

z

4

2

2

Z

3

z

I

3

I

48

IZ

1

6

I

I

4

15

I

3

2

I

37

---- 1---- ----.

Total ..................... ..... .. ..... ........ .... .......... . 77 98 175

Ml, Zgvt'ew Asylum.

Shl! Wi" g Age of Patimts Admi& d during the Yea,..

___________________ A_ g_ e_. __________________. r-_ M_ a_) e_~_ _ ~ IFemale8. 1 To~ l.

From ' 5 to 10 years ... ....... .. ................. ........ ...... . . .... __ .... .......... ..... : ..... " ..

From 10 to 20 years ........... ............ . .. . : ................ 6 8 14

From 20 to 30 years .................. ............... ... "...... 22 21 43

FrGm 30 to 40 years ......... ......... ... .................. ... hI! 29 47

From 40 to So years .... .. .................................... 15 16 31

From 50 to 60 years ........... .. ....... ....................... 10 14 24

From 60 to 70 years .... ......... ..... ........ .... ...... ...... 7 8

From 70 to 80 years .......... ....... .... ... ............. ..... 3 4

From 80 to go years .......... .......... ft. ........ ............ I I

Unknown .................... .......... .................. ........ . 3 3

T, otal ....... · ............. .... ...... ...... .. ... ... ........... . 77

TABLE No. 13. ~

Showiflg Time Vizder ]) rea/ menl, of Patients . Discluzrgtd, i? lctTVertd.

Dlue. Uon. ) fales. Females. Total.

Under I month ............ _ ................................. . I

From I to 3 months .......................................... 2 2 4

From 3 to 6 months ...... ..... ....... ........................ .7 12 19

From 6 to 9 months ......... ..................... ............ ' 1 8 15

From 9 tG 1.2 months _........... ............... ............. 5 4 9

From I to 2 years ., ..... ...... ................ .. ............ ..

From 2 to 3 yeal'S ............................. ................ -- 2

4 4

2 4

Fro'm 3 0 4 years ..... .................. .......... ........... .

From 4- to S years ...... ....... ..... ....... ........ ...... ...... I .............

From 9 to I~ years _.......................................... I 2

Total............ ........ .................................... 2:] 33 60

;

20 Sevmtcmt/ z Annual. Report.

TABLE No. 14.

Mules. Females. Toml.

Whole number of cases received and treated since

the opening of the Asylum ................................................... 3,579

Discharged since opening of the Asylum............... ...... ...... ........... . 2,958

Recovered ....................................................... .

Improved ....................................................... .

Unimproved .... ............................. ... .. .. ........ .... .

Escaped .......................................................... .

Died .............................................................. .

Not Insane .......................................... " ......... .

839

232

91

15

345

7

Total............................. ........................... 1,529

",- ,

TABLE No. IS.

830

181

62

5

340

II

Showing Age of 3,579 Patimts at Ti1, te " fAdmission.

1,669

413

153

20

685

18

Age. Males. I Females. I Toml.

From 5 to 10 years ......... ......... .............. ............ 5

From 19 to 20 years .......................................... 150

From 20 to 30 years ......... ................................. 485

From 30 to 40 years ....................................... ... 531

From 40 to So years ...... .... ..................... ..... ...... 356

From So to 60 years .......................................... 176

From 60 to 70 years ..... ............ ............. ............ 65

From 70 to 80 years ............................... ........... 3

From 80 to 90 years................... ........ ............... 30

Unknown ................... .... ....... ........... ............... 37

4 9

93 243

514 999

472 1,003

3' 26 682

170 346

70 135

7 10

28 58

57 94

Total ........................................... :............ 1., 838 1,741 3,579

L01lfTl! 1lw Asylum. 21

TABLE No. 16.

Showing th~ Occupatiol' of 3.579 Patimls.

Occupation. Males. Females. Total.

Agents............................................................. 4

Actors .............. .... .............. ... ... ... ..... ... ........... .... .

Artists ............................................................ 4

Artists' wives ...... ........ .. . .. ......•... ............ ........ ... .. .. ........

Architects .... ... ............. ... .... .. ...... ..... ...... :........ . (

Authors .......... . ... ... ......... ...... ... ... .... .... : ............ .

Bakers .......... ... ... .... .... .. ... ...... ... .......... ... .•... .... 20

Barbers .... ......... ... ..... ................. ....... ...... ........ . 13

Bankers...... ... .. ... ......... ..... .. ... .......... ...... .. .. ...... 3

Bankers' sons ................................................... .

Blacksmiths ...................................................... 37

Boiler Makers ..... ............. ... .....•. .... .. .. ... ..... ...... 2

Boatmen .......................................................... 10

Book. keepers . ............... ....... ... .. ...... ..... . ...... ...... 9

Bookfolders ..... . ... .. .. . .•. ... . .... ..... .. ...... . ... .... .... ....... '" ..... .

Booksellers... .•... ... .... ... .... ...... ... ...... ... ... .. ......... 4

Bookbinders .... ..... .. ......... ..... ... . .......... .. . .. ... .. .... 3

Brakesmen ... . ... .... ... ....... ... .................. ... .... ..... 2

Brewers ...... ..... .... ...... ..... ...... ... .... ...... .. .... .. .... .. 8

Brick Masons ... .. .•... . .•. ... .. .... ... . .. ,. ... . ........ .. ...... 4

Brokers ........•... .... ... .. ...................................... 3

Brokers' wives .... .... ...•. ...... ..... ... .......... . ..... .. ........ .. ... . ...

Broom Makers ...... .. .... ... ............... ............... .. ... 6

Builders.................. ..... ... ... . ................ ... ..... .... . 2

Butchers .. ... ... ........... .... ... ...... .. ...... . :... ............ 23

Basket Makers '" ...... ............. ........... .. ........ . ...... .

Cabinet Makers........ ....... ......... ... . ........ .. .. ........ 27

Cabinet Makers' daughters .. ...... .. ... .... ... . ........... ..... .. ..... .

Cabinet Makers' wives ........................... ......... ............ ... .

Carpenters......... .... .. ..... .. .... ......... ... ... .... ..... ...... 48

Carriage Makers .... .... . ........ ..... .. .... ......... .......... 11

Cattle Dealers ........... . ................ .. ......... ........... 2

Coachmcn~...... ... .. ............ . .. .. . .. ......... ....... ...... 7

Calkers ............................................... ............ 2

Carvers ........... .. .. .............. .. ............. ........ ...... .

Clergymen ............ ...... ............... ......... .. .......... 8

Clergymen's daughters ........ . ... ...................................... .

Cigar Makers~. ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ......... ......... 2S

Clerks .................. .......................................... 67

Clerks' wives ........................... .................. ................. .

Clerks' daughters ......... , .............................................. ..

Coal Heavers ......... ............... ............ ............... 2

Confectioners...... ... ......... ...... ... .......... ...... ......... S

Contractors........... . ..................... ... ......... ......... I

Cooks.............. ............ ......... ......... .................. 8

Cooper ........................ ..... . .. ................ ...... ...... 21

Copper · platers .. .................... ...... .................... .

Coppersmiths .............. .... .................. . : ............ .

Curriers........... ......... ......... ...... ...... ........... . ...... 2

3

2

2

4

3

4

I

4

3

I

20

13

3

I

37

2

( 0

9

(

4

3

2

8

4

3

2

6

2

23

(

27

I

(

48

II

2

7

2

1

8

2

2S

67

4

3

2

5

1

9

21

1

2

•

22 Sevmtemtlt Amzual Report.

TABLE No. 16- Continued.

Oecupation. Malcs. Females. Total.

Coffee · house Keepers ................................. :. ...... 10

Coffee · house Keepers' wives ................................. " ......... .. 4

Coffin Makers......... ............. ..... ......... ......... ...... 2

Cutlers.......... ......... ................. ......... ........ ....... I

Conductors . ........ ......... ......... ......... ......... ......... I

Dairymen ........................................................ 2

Dressmakers .......................... ..................... , ... .... .......... .. 6

3

Draymen ....................................... ,' ................. 3

g~; i~:: ri; · ,;~::~::::::::: · ::::::::: · ::::::::: · ::::::::::::::::::: 1.'.'.:::~::::~

Dentists.................. ............. ........... ..... ..... ....... I

Drovers ... ................ ...................................... ..

Editors.............................. .. ....... .............. ....... I

Engineers '" ......... ........ ......... ....... .................... 7

Engineers, Civil.................. .. .............. .............. I .......... ..

Expressmen ... .. .............. ............ ....... ......... ...... :> r ............ ..

Farmers........................................................... 193 ..... . .... ..

Farmers' wives.................... .................. ............ ................ 47

Farmers' daughters ................. .......... 1....... ......... ................ 28

Farmers' sons........ . .......................................... 8

Finishers ......... ......... .......... ................. .... .. ...... 5

Firemen........................................ ................... 3

Freight Agents ................................................ ..

Furriers ........ ,........... .. ......... . ........................... I ............... .

Factory Girls ...................... . ......................................... ..

Gardeners .................... ......... ............... ...... ...... 9

Glass Blowers ................................................. ..

Glass Cutters ............................. .... ................ ..

Grinders .......... . .................. . ........................... 2

Gilders................. . .......................................... 1

Grocers ............. .. ..... ......... .......... ........ ...... .... .. 6 .............. ..

Grocers' wives ..... ......... ........ ........ ........... ......... ................ :> •

Gunsmiths.................. . ......... ... ......................... 1 .............. ..

Gunsmiths' daughters ............. . ....... .......... . ....................... ..

Harness Makers... ... ... .............. ....... ............ .... . . 3

Hatters .. .. .. ..... ... ......... . ........ .... ...................... .

2

Hotel Keepers ......................... ...... .. ............ ..... 1

Hotel Keepers' wives .. ................................ .... .................. . 2

Hotel Keepers' daughters .......................... ..... .... ................ .

Housewives . ...... .. .. .... .................... .................. ................ 595

Hostlers........ .... ......... . ...... .. .. ............ ............... I

Hucksters ........................................................ 2

Jewelers........................................................... t 2

Journalists................................................. ....... I

t:~~~:~:, '~ i;~~' ::::: :::::::: ::::::: :::::::::: ::::::::::: ::::::: .... ~~~ ........... 53 .... ·

Laborers' daughter .. .... .................. ....... .. ......... ................ S

Laborers' sons .................. .. ...... ................ ........ 2

8

Livery Stable Keepers .......... .... ...... .... ............... 9

Lawyers ........................................ :... .. .. ........ ... 19 ............. ..

Lawyers' wives ...................................... ......... ................ ..

•

10

4

2

I

2

6

3

I

6

3

I

7

I

3

193

47

2&

8

5

3

10

2

I

6

3

2

3

2

I

595

I

2

21

1

381

53

S

: I

9

19

8

Longview Asylum. 23

TABLE No. 16- Continued.

Occupation. Males. I Females. Total.

Lawyers' daughters.......................... .. ...•... ......... .. ...... .... 3 3

Locksmiths ........ .•........ ..... .... ........ . .... .............. 3 3

Machinists.............. ........................ .................. I I I I

Mechanics.. .. ..... ..... ....... ........ ......... .................. 4 4

Mechanics' wives........ ... ............ ......... ...... ......... .....•.....• 49 49

Mechanics' daughters..... .................................... ............ 5 5

Merchants ..... ... ................. .... : .......................... 70 70

Merchants' wives..... ................... .. ..................... ............ 23 23

Merchants' daughters ...... .. ..... ... .. ... .. ... :.............. ............ II II

Millers ....... .. ................. ....... ........................... I I

Milliners ......... ...... ............... .......... ..... . ..... ...... ..... ....... 9 9

Miners................... .. .... .. ................................. 2 2

Molders................. ............. ... .. ........................ 13 13

Molders' wives ... _.. ... .... .... .. ... ......•. .................... ...... ...•.• I

Musicians ..... ......... ... ..... ........... ... ... ... ...... ... ..... 4 5

Music Teachers ........ ........................................... 5 5

Millwright ................••........ ... .. .. ............. ............

Nail Makers..... .. . ... ..• ... ... •......................... ........ 1 I

Nurses ...... ......... ... ... ...............•....................... •........... 4 4

Opticians .. ... .•. ... ..... . ... ... .... ... ..... ... ...... .... ..... ... 1 1

Painters............... ... ... ..................•........ ......... ... 29 29

Paper Carriers .....•.. ... ... ... ... .... ......... ......... ... ... .. 3 3

Pattern Makers ................. , .... ... ........ .......... ..... 2 2

Peddlers ........... ...... '" ... ...... ... ........ . ................. 22 22

Physicians ......... , ... , ... ... ... ....... ......... .... ..... ........ 1 I I 12

Physicians' wives... ... ... ... ... ... ... ......... ........... ...... ...... ...... 6 6

Pilots..... ... ...... ... ....... .. ... ... ....... ..... .................. 5 5

Plumbers... ... ... ... ...•.. ... ... ... .... ........ .................. 2 2

Piano Makers.. .... ......... ... .... ... ....... . ................ ... 1

Plane Makers... ... ... ..... . ... ... ............. ............. .... 1

Plasterers ..••. ... ... ...... ... ...... .... ......... ......... .•... .. . 3 3

Porters...... ...•.. •. . ... .. .... ...... ... .. .. .. ... ... .. . ... ... ... ... 3 3

Potters ... ...... ........ , ...... ... .. .... ............... ...... ...... 2 2

Ph otogra ph ers ........ ... ... ...... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...... ... ... 1

Printers ......... ........... ............ ...... ... ........... . ... ... 10 10

Printers' wives.......... ....................................................... ............ I .

Prostitutes... ....... ................... ... ...... ............... ... ... . .... .... II J I

Public Officers ............ ... ....... ................ . ...... ...... I

Public Officers' daughters .. .......... ......... ........ ...... ............ 2 2

Paymasters .......... .. ..... ... ....... . ....... . ....... .. ......... I

Priests ...................... ... ............... . ............. ...... 1

Policemen.. . ............................ .......... . .............. I

Rsg Pickers . ...... .. ..... ....... .. .. ......... ..... ...... ....... . 2 3 5

Rope Makers .. .. .. ... ... ............. . ... ,....... ........ ...... 4 4

Real Estate Agents...... .. ............. ......... .. ...... ... ... I I

Saddlers............................... ... ... . ..... .... ..... . ...... 4 4

Safe Maker5 .... .......... ................. ... ................... I

School Teachers .. _.............. . ...... ...... .......... .... .... 13 12 2S

Schqol Teachers' wives......................... .............. ...... .. .... 1 I '

Seamstresses ........ ........... . .... ......... ....... .... ... ..... . ..... . ...... 79 79

Servants..... ......... .. ...... . . .... .... .. .. ..... ... . ..... ......... 4 336 340

•

24 Seventeenth An1tual R eport.

TABLE No. 16- Continued.

Occupation. Males. I Females. Total.

Shoemakers................. . ......... . ..... ....... ......... ..... 49

Skate Makers ...... .. . .... .... ..... .. ....................... .. ..

Showmen................. ....... .............. . ............. .. ... 2

Sisters of Charity......... ......... ...... ....... ..... ......... .......... . 5

Soldiers ............................................ !".... ......... 45

Soldiers' wives........ ... ... ......... ...... ......... ...... ... .. 3

Stone Masons .... ..... ................. ........ ......... ...... 9

Stone Cutters ..... ................ ..................... ........ 4

Stone Cutters' wives .... ................................ .... ..

Storekeepers.. ......... .. .. . ......... ...... ......... ............ I

Students ............................................... .. ... "... IS

Scroll Sawyers.. ...... ...... ........... . .. .... ...... ..... ...... I

Sausage Makers .................. ...... .............. .. ... _.... 2

Speculators ...... ...... . .... .... .... ..... ............ ...... ...... 3

T ai lors.. .... ...... ...... ...... ...... ....... .... ....... ........... 47 3

Tailors' wives......... ...... ......... ......... ........ . .. ....... 3

Tanners............................................. .. .......... .. II

T eamsters.. .. ....... . .. ..... ...... ......... ......... ...... ...... 5

Telegraphers ......... ......... .. ....... ......... ............ .. 3

TinneTs................................ ........................... 3

Tobacconists ...... ......... ......... ............ ... ... ......... 4

Traders .. .................... ........... ... ...................... .. 7

Trunk Makers .... .... . ...... ...... ......... .. ......... ......... 4

Turners of Wood ...... ... .......................... ....... 6

Teachers ......................... . . ............................ .

Undertakers ... ........... .. ....... ......... .. .... ... ......... .

Upholsterers ....... ............. .. .... ...................... ..

Vagrants ......... ......... .. .... ...... ...... ...... . ........ .... .. I .

Varnishers...... ........ .... ... .............. ......... ...... ...... 2

Waiters .... ................................... ...... ... .......... ..

Wagol) Makers........... ......... ......... ......... .. .... .. ... I

Watch Makers .... ....... ......... .. ....... ...... ..... .... ...... 3

Watchmen ...... ........................ ........... ..... .. .... ..

Washerwomen ........ ................. ............ ...... ..... ........ . ... 27

Weavers ......... .. ... .. ........... ......... ......... .. .... ... .. 3

Whitewashers.. ....... ..... .... ......... ...... ......... .. ....... 2

Wire Makers .......................... .. ................. .. .

Wood Carvers............... .... ..... ............... ............ I

No occupation ................. .. ....... ... ... ......... .. ....... 126 164

Unknown ............................. ... ...... ..... ...... ...... 134 197

Total. .. .. ... .. ........... ..... ......... ............. ...... ... 1,838 1,741

49

2

5

45

3

9

4

I

I

16

2

3

50

3

II

5

3

3

4

7

4

6

1

2

3

I

27

3

2

I

290

331

3.579

di'" 4' i"" , 4 .... "'". 0''' " e"" . etc "." e""" h"" # , even co ehe " et 4' " 4""'. CC h he " e" , ,, ...

LOllgvirdJ Asylum. 25

TABLE No. 17.

Showi" lr Social Conditioll of 3,579 Patimts.

Condition. lIIal es. Females. Total.

--------------------------------------------.------------

Single ................................................... .... ..

Married ....................... ............................. ..

Widowed .... .. .............. ___ ........................ .

Unknown .............. ...... .......... ..... ................. .

Total...... . ...... ......... ........ ...... ...... ...... ...... 1,838

TABLE No. 18.

Showi,,/[ Nativity ~ 3,579 Patients.

1,533

1,494

358

194

~ U\ · lty. __ Mnles. Femal,,: l. TOtnl. j ___ Ka tiVlty. __ Mnles. Femalesl Total.

Ohio ........ ......... 480 365 845 Germany ...... ..... . 560 499 1,059

Kentucky......... 55 65 120 Ireland ..... ..... 277 370 647

Pennsylvania ..... . 53 53 106 England ............ 29 47 76

New York ......... 38 32 70 Scotland ........... 14 II 25

Virginia ...... ...... 31 34 65 Prussia...... ......... II IS 26

Indiana ...... ..... . 22 16 38 France ............... 21 10 31

Maryland ......... 17 15 32 Canada ............ II 7 18

New Jersey........ 9 II 20 Wales ............... 9 4 13

Massachusetts...... 16 12 28 Italy........ .. ....... 4 4 8

New Hampshire... 4 3 7 Novia Scotia ...... 3 3

Connecticut ..... 5 5 10 Austria ............... 4 5

Illinois............... 5 5 10 New Brunswick .. .

Vermont ...... ...... 2 2 4 Russia ............... I

Georgia ...... ...... 2 2 4 Norway.......... I

Michiga1l ............ 2 1 3 -; witzerland ...... 10 9 19

Tennessee .... ..... 6 6 12 Hungary............ ......... I I

Delaware... ......... 2 3 Bavaria... ......... 4 4 8

North Carolina ... 3 4 7 Bohemia ..... ....... I 3 4

South Carolina... 2 3 Belgium ...... ...... I

' Maine.. ...... ....... 7 7 Hanover ......... ... 3 3

Alabama ...... ...... 3 7 10 Holland ................... ..

Mississippi ......... I 5 6

Rhode Island...... ......... 1

Missouri ...... ...... 2 2 4

Louisiana ....... ..

Iowa ..... ............ .

Wisconsin ... ... ..

States unknown ... 107 103 210

----- ------

Total American ... 876 752 1,628 Total Foreign ...... 962 989 (, 951

f rand Total ....................... 3,579

26 Sevmtemth Amtual Repolt.

TABLE No. 19.

Showing Forol of Ima" ity its 3,579 Patimts.

Form. Males. Female. Total.

Dipsomania ...•..•.. ..•... ..•...•.•• .••...•• .•.... ...... ....... .. 39

Dementia, Chronic ...... ...•...•• •••.••••• ........ . •.••.• •. 199

Dementia, Acute .•••..••••..• .•...••. ..•.••.•• ........ •.•••. II

Dementia, Senile........... ........• ..•. ..•. .................. 29

Delerium ......... ...... ...•.• ......... .••.••••• .. ...•.•. ......... 9

Dementia, Epileptic .................................................... .

Epilepsy......... ..•...•• . .... .. .... ...•.. ..••.. ...... .••. ..... 10<)

Insanity, Affective.. •....• ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ..••.. 16

Insanity, Recurrent .•.•.. .•. ..•.••.•. •.. ............ .•..•.... 6

Insanity, Epileptic ..•..••• ...... .................. ..•...•.. 2

Idiocy......... ......... •.•.•. ....•. .•.••. ..•.••...•.. .•••.. .•••.. 33

Imbecility... ......... •••.•• ..•.•.••• •.•••.•.• •...• ...••..••.•. 42

In Articulo Mortis c.... ....•• ...... .• .•.. ..•. .•..• .... ..•.. 3

Mania, Acute •.•• ....•. ....•....••..•...•••....... ..•••. .• .... 512

Mania, Sub · acute ..•....•. .. .... .•..••...•...•. .....•.• ...... 69

Mania, Chronic ..••.. .... .• .••.•• ....... ........ .....••.• ....•. 393

Mania, Acute Delirious •••.. ... .•.••...... ...•..•..•..... 10

Mania, Puerperal ....• , ...... .... .. ................... ........ .......... .

Mania, Hysterical ............ ............................................ .

Mania, SuicidaL..... ...... ...... ............... ........ ...•.. 6

Monomania...................................................... 30

Monomania, 11y terical ......................................... .... ..

Melancholia, Simple............... ......... .................. 246

Melancholia, Acute .................................................... .

Melancholia, Suicidal...... ..... ......... ...... ...... ...... 3

Melancholia, Religious...... ............ ......... ...... ..... 4

Melancholia, Attonita. ......... ........ ..... .. ............ I

ymphomania .......................................................... ..

Paralysis, General........ ..... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... 50

Not Insane ...... ......... ...... ...... ............ ............... 16

15

115

19

26

4

48

6

22

4

15

18

I

404

82

390

32

80

27

47

3

331

4

5

2

2

2

7

30

54

3J4

30

55

9

4

157

22

28

6

48

60

4

916

151

783

42

80

27

6

77

3

577

4

8

6

3

2

57

46

------~---- I----~

Total... ........................... ............... ......... 1,838 3,579

." .... ... .. eo ' •• 4' .............. "."

Longview Asylum.

TABLE No. 20.

Showilt/{ Sttppostd Cause of Imanily itt 3,579 Patimts.

Cause. Males. Females. Total.

Acquisitiveness ....... . . ........ ......... ......... ...... ...... I

Adversity. .. ...... .......... ...... ........................... 6

Anxiety.......................... ... . ......... ........ ......... 6

I

9 15

4 10

Anger ...... ............................................................... ..

Abu: ie ......................... ............. . :................... I

I

5 6

Appoplexy ......... .............................. ............... 6 7

Burn......... ........ ....... ... .. .. .. . .................... ...... I I

Business Anxiety................ ..... ......... ............... 26

Congenital......... ...... ...... ...... ......... ...... ...... ...... 39

Coup de Soliel ...... ......... ...... ...... ..... ....... ......... 28

Climacteric period ......................... . ............................ .

I 27

19 58

4 32

31 31

Congestive Chill ....................................................... ..

Disappointment ........ ...... .... ................. ...... ...... 3

Disappointed Affections ...... .. .... ...... ......... ... ...... 36

Disappoi nted Marriage.................. ......... ... .. .. ..... I

Domestic Trouhle .... ......... . ......... ...... ....... .. ...... 36

I I

3 6

69 105

I

121 157

Death of Relatives ...... ...... ......... ......... ...... ...... 20 67 87

Death of President ........................................ .... ...... .. .. 2 2

Disease of Brain .............................. :............. 17 6 23

Disease of Spine ...... ...... .. .. .. .. .... ........ . ...... ...... 2 2 4

Disease of Kidney... ...... ........................ ........ ... 2 2

Death of Mother ........... , ............................................ . 2 2

Disease of Ear ........... .. .... ...... .......... ............... .......... .. I

~~~ e~~ t~ s :::::: :::::: :::::: ::::::::::::.:::::::::::::::::::: .::::: .. ..... 1 .... .

I

I I

Epilepsy... ..... . ...... ...... ...... .. ....... .. ... ...... ...... 100 47 147

Exposure and Fatigue ..... .... ...... ...... .. .... .. ... .... .. 5 2 7

Excitement. .................................................... ...... .. .. .. I

Fear of Draft..................... ..................... .......... 3 3

Fear of Want ...... .. .... ... ... ... ........................ ...... 3 I 4

Financial Trouble .. ............ . ........ .... ....... :.......... 29

Fever.. .. ........ ......... ..... ......... .. .... ..... ... ............ 8

4 . 33

5 13

Fever, Bilious ..... .... ............ ...... ................. . ............. . 2 2

Fever, Scarlet ...... ............ .. ....... ... .. .... ... ..... ... 2 2

Fever, Ship ............ .................... . ........ .... ................. .

Fever. Typhoid.................................... ... ... ...... 28

1 I

14 42

Fever. yellow ... .................. ................ .. ... ................... . I I

Fright ..... .. .. .. ......... .......................... ...... ...... 6 15 21

Fracture of Femur .......... .. .. .... ........ ........ ........ ........ .. I 1

Grief ..... . ... ..... ..... ....... .... ... ... ..... ... .......... ..... 10 40 50

Hard Study...... ... .................. ......... .. ....... ... ... 18 5 23

Homicide .............. .... .. ... ...... ...... ...... ......... ...... , 3

III Health .............. _. ......... ... ............... ......... 71

Intemperance... .. .......... ......... .... ........ ... ......... ... 312

Injur. y to Head ......... :.. .. ............. ......... ............ 89

ImprIsonment..................... ........... ..... . ......... ... 8

3

~~ 122

377

13 102

8

Intestinal Worms ... ..... .. . ........... ..................... ..

Injury ........................................................... .

J ealousy....... ... .. ... ... ............ ......... ...... ..... . ...... 16

1

15 31

Joy ......... : ........... ....................... ........................... .. I 1

T o. iZo-- Continued.

TolAr. --.......... ------------- I---- l--~

..... ..* '- ...... _ .......................................-. .... ............ 10 •••• •

. r.

•

f

180

2

:%

2

1,0

::

I

2

J

6-

5,

I

S

U

2

2

6.

J

1

' 1

121

6

1 ..

· · s; i .... · ~

Jl8

SSt

9

10

Total .................... ~ ................................... 1,8 11, 741

51..

J

S

: I

I

6

19.8.

4

64

J

8

1

121

J

' 1

1

I

134

10

I

19

16

10

I

U

2

10

ul

1,076

9

s

LOllg"" uzCw Asylum.

TABLE No. 21.

S/ tIJ'Wing' Cauus of Dtalh Sinu tht Opmb, g' 0/ Asylum.

Causes. Males. Females.

Appoplexy, Cerebral...... ......... ......... ............. ... 15

Anremia ....... ........ .......... ............. ............... 6

Ahscess, Hepatic .......................................... .

Abscess, Cerebral .......................................... ..

Acute Delerious Mania ........... ...... ........ . ......... 5

Asphyxia ....................................................... ..

Angina PectOl; is .. .. ......................................... _

Asthma, Bronchitic ...... .. ................ . ............... ..

Acute Bronchial Pneumonia .... .. ...................... ..

Albuminuria, Chronic ..... ................ : ........... ..

Cere bral Congestion ...... ...... ...... ...... ........ .. ....... 4

Cardiac Embolism......... ...... ..... . .............. ........ 2

Carcinoma, Mesentery .................................. ..

Chronic Ramollissement, Cerebra!.. ............... ... ..

Caries Dorsal Vertebrre .................................... .

Cerebral Hemiplegia............ ..... . ......... ........ ..... I

Cerebral Hemorrhage ... .. .... ....... ..... ...... ...... .... .. 2

Cerebral Thrombosis ........................................ ..

Cholera Morbus .............................................. ..

Diarrhrea, Acute ......................................... : ... 2

Diarrhrea, Chronic ..... .. ....... .... ......... ..... . ..... .... .. 8

Dysentery, Acute ......... ........ ...... . .. ...... .. .... ...... 7

Debility, Senile ...... ............... ...... •. .................. 10

I? ebil~ tr, General ......................................... ..

Entent. s .............................. ...... ......... ....... ..... 2

Erysipelas, Simplex .............................. J.... ...... 3

Erysipelas Phlegmonous ...... ........ ...... ......... ...... 2

Epilepsy...... ...... ...... ......... ...... ... ... .. ... ....... ...... 33

Exhaustion, Maniacal...... ....... ..... ..... ......... ..... 59

Epidemic Cholera .... .... ...... ..... ......... ....... ........ 3

Fatty Degeneration of Heart ................. ........ ... ..

Fever, Pernicious Intermittent ...... .............. ...... 2

Fever, Typhoid .. ............ ...... ......... ...... ...... .. .... 2

. Fever, Puerperal .......................................... ..

Gastro Enteritis... ...... ........................ ...... ........ 2

Heart Disease, Valoular ...... .......... • ............. :.. 4

Hepatitis, Acute .............. ... .. . ........... ........ .. ..

Hepatitis, Chronic ...... .................................. .

H remoptosis ............................................... ..

HydrothOlax: and Hydropericardium ........ ........... .

Injury from Fall ... ..... ............ ...... ...... ...... ..... I

In Articulo Mortis ........... ---- ...... ......... ......... 4

Locomotor Ataxia, Progressive ...... ......... ...... ...... I

Marasmus ........ ......... ......... ....... . ......... ......... 8

Meningitis, Simple Acute .................. ____ ......... 2

Meningeal Hemorrhage .. ................................ ..

Nephritis, Suppurative ......................... ......... ..

CEdema, Pulmonum ...... .. .. ... ...... ............... ...... I

Ovarian Dropsy ........................................................... .

7

II

4

I

5

7

9

21

2

2

I

23

49

6

4

3

5

I

1

3

9

29

' rotal.

22

7

I

16

I

l

I

8

2

2

I

2

I

I

7

15

16

31

3

3

5

3

56

108

9

I

6

5

2

9

I

I

4

S ·

I

17

2

I

30 Seventeen/ It Ammal Report.

TABLE No. 2I- Continued.

c._ ' Yo"" I_ F,- e_ m_ a_ le_ s_. 1_ _ T _ ota_ I._

Phthisis Pulmonalis ... ............... ........ ............... 79 127 206

Paralysis, General Cerebral................ ........... ..... 45 12 57

Pneumonia, Acute ......... ..... ......... ......... . ........ 10 5 IS

Pneumonia, Chronic ......... ............ ......... ...... ...... 2 2

Pneumonia, Typhoid ....... ......... ...... .......... ....... I

Peritonitis, Acute ........................................... ..

Railway Injury...... ...... ............... ......... ...... ...... I

Scrofula ......... ..... .. . . ..................................... ............ I

Suicide ...... ...... ..... ...... ...... ........ ..... ...... ...... 6 5

Stomach, Ulceration and perforation of .............. I ......... ..

II

Suppurative Arachnitis ..... ... ......... ............ ......... r

Total - ................... .. ............... :................. 347 338 685

L01Zgview Asylum. 31

STEW ARD'S REPORT.

To DR. W. H. BUNKER, Sttpm · lltmimt.

SIR :- 1 herewith prescnt a general statement of the receipts and

disbursements of Longview Asylum for the fiscal year ending Octo ·

ber 31, 1876. Respectfully submitted,

E. M. BURGOYNE, Steward.

GENERAL" STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT.

To Cash, balance on hand, November I, 1875 .......... ..

To Cash from Hamilton County, Directors' orders .... ..

Total ........................................................... .

By Cash disbursements, fiscal year ............................. $ 104, o76 S2

By Cash. balance on hand October 31, 1876............... 1,502 23

Total .................. ... ...................................... .

To Cash from State, general appropriation ................ ..

To Cash from State, support of colored insane ............ ..

To Cash from board, pay · patients ............................ ..

To Cash from proceeds of sales at Long~ iew ............. ..

Total ......................................................... ..

$ 105,578 7S

$ 105,578 75

$ 51,661 83

5,366 43

4,558 97

1,605 73

The above items, amounting to sixty- three thousand, one hundred

and ninety. two dollars and ninety · six cents, have been deposited in

the County Treasury to the credit of the Longview Fund.

32 Seventeenth An1lual Report.

DETAILED STATEMENT OF R~ CEIPTS FROM SALES

AT LO~ GVIEW.

Empty barrels, 778 ................................ ...... ...... ............... .

Empty hoxes, 173 ............... ............................. .. ...... ... ...... .

Empty bottles, 40 ............................................................. .

Empty sacks, 9 ....................... .... ................................ .. ...•

Old rags and paper, 5,358 lhs ........................ .... ...... ... ....... .

Old iron, 7,905 lbs ...... ..... ..... ........ ............ .. ... ..... .... ...... ... .

Grease, 1,480 lbs ...... ... ..................................................... .

Clothing, etc., to employees ............................................... .

Ilull, I ...•.. ..•.. ..............•......... .... •............... .. .... .. . ....... .. ... .

Cows, 3 ....... ... ......... .. .............. ............... .... ... ................. .

Oxen, 3 . .................. .... .... .......... . ........ .... ....... ......... ... .. ... .

Calves, I I ...•.•...••..•••••.•.•••...•••.......•..••.•.••.••.•.......•.•.•..•.....

Hogs and shoats, 116 ........................................................ .

Mule, 1 .......................................................................... .

Goats, 2 ...... ............. .•...................................... ....... .........

Bones, 23 bbls .................................................................. .

Corn, 15 bushels .............................................................. .

Coffee, 18Ibs ..... ... . .. .... .. . •.................................................

Gold Fish, 2,278 .............................................................. .

Stiver Fish, 60 . ................. .... _ ..... .. ... ........... .. . .... ............. .

Transport of patient ........•..................... ......................... ...

Tota1. ................................................................... .

$ 176 80

17 80

200

90

95 62

46 20

88 80

24 39

3600

8000

210 00

96 69

441 35

35 00

5 00

600

7 50

5 58

217 10

3 00

10 00

$ 1, 605 73

DETAILED ST A TEME. T OF DISBURSEMENTS.

AMUSEMENTS.

Music ............................................................................ .

Candies, 87 lbs ........................................... . .................... .

Ice cream, 25 gals .. ..................... .. .. ...... ....... .................... .

Ten pin balls, 4 .................................................... : ...... . .. .

Set ten pins . .... ....... .... .. ............ .•. ... .............................. ...

Bats and balls ........ ... ....... .............. .. .. ...... ........ .... .. .. ....... .

Tuning Piano ............. .... ... ..... ........ . ........... ..... ............... .

Violin bow ... ........ ... .......... ...................... .... .................... .

Ornaments, Christmas tree . ............ .. .. . ..... ...... .................. .. .

Dominoes, 6 sets ...•..................... ..... ... ......... .............. ... ....

Total ................. · .................. ... ..... ..................... ... .

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

Books, medical, 21 ........... .... .. ... ... ..... ..... .. .................. .. .... .

Bo~ ks, library, binding .... , . ................. . .......... .. ................. .

Printing and binding ..... ..... .................... ... .... .............. . .... .

Printing 1,250 annual reports .......................................... .. .

$ 321 95

17 25

43 75

13 25

3 50

4 17

600

2 25

17 85

3 00

$ 432 97

$ 78 63

14 45

60 65

196 00

Longview Asylum.

Reams cap paper. 3) 4 ..... . ..... ... ...... .. .. .. . .... ... ..... ... ..... ... .... .

Reams n ote paper. 2 ...... ......... ............ .. . .......... . ...... . . ......... .

Envelopes. 1.000 . . . .. ............... .... .. ...... ........ .... ................. .

Pencils. pens ~ nd holders ... . .............. ....... ............... .. ........ .

Ink .................. .. .. .... ......................... ................. ....... ..... .

Harpers' Bazar ............... ... ................................ ........... .. .. .

Harpers' Weekly . . ... ........................... . ..... ...... ............. .... . .

Birds of America · ... ... ..... ...... .... ... : .. . .. : . .... ... ......... ........ . .... .

Total ......................................................... ... ........ .

BUTTER AND EGGS.

33

$ 19 00

IS So

5 00

5 So

200

4 00

4 00

600

$ 410 73

Butter. 16.896 pounds ....................................... ................ . $ 4.540 29

Eggs. 2. I 50 dozen.. .. ........ ... .. ... .. ............... ... ....... ..... . ....... 350 19

Total ..... ...... .............. ::......... .. ... .... . ....................... $ 4,890 48

CLERK.

Salary..... .. ........... ......... ........... .. ...... ..... ..... ........ ............. $ 1.200 00

CLOTHING.

Coats. 218 .............................. .. .. ........... ...................... ... . .

Vests. 91 .. ..... . .... .. . .... ....... .................................... .. .. .. ..... .

Pants. 222 .......... ... .................................................. ..... ... .

Shirts. fine. 7 dozen .............. . ........ ... . ......... .. .................... .

Shirts and drawers. 37 dozen ... .. ............ .. ........ . .................. .

Hats. 2 .... ................. ... ......... . . . .................. .. ... .. .......... ... .

Suspenders. 6 dozen .......................................................... .

Hose. men · s. 104 dozen ..................................................... .

Hose. women's 65 dozen ................................................... .

Jeans. 452 yds ...................... .. .. . ...... . ...... ..... .................... .

Casimer.. 44 yds ..... ................. .. ............ ................ .... ........ .

Suits complete. 3 .. ... .. ....... . ... ... ............... ......... . .............. .. .

$ 690 25

163 So

406 00

149 00

198 So

3 25

990

267 70

135 98 .

1 6~ 66

IS 40 ·

24 50

Total.................... ............. ........... ... .......... . ...... ..... $ 2.226 64

COAL.

Youghiogheny. 75.344 bushels ..... ............ . ..... .. .. ...... ... ... .. ... .

Charcoal. 355 bushels ............ .. .................................. ..... ... .

Total.............. .... ..... . .... ..................... .............. .... .. $ 8.30 5 70

DAILY PAPERS AND POSTAGE.

Commercial .... ........ .. . .... ....... ....... .. .. .. .. ... ..... .. .... .. .... ....... .

Enquirer . ...... ......... ... .. .......... .... .. ....... .. ...... ...... ... ........ ... .

$ 18 20

18 20

(; au tc ........... ~_ ............................ ~ •.. _ .... _ ................ ~.

T

DB

PLOYD- JUt

:~ 00

20

22' 00

6400

5396

212 16

$ 23942

27 SS

156 54

75 26

300 70

260 02

63399

1 i 02

4 I

fr7so

50

200

22 OS

46

429

141 22

SlSO

14 S5

3 00

720

3SO

405

1620

3 75

5 2

1 75

I 00

12 So

400

$ 2, S2

$ 1,200 00

7 5

1,137 SO

Long'v£ 1!' W Asylum.

Baker, r .. ....... ... ..... . ... ...... ... . ... ......... ..•.•...... .. . •. ....... .......•

Gas Maker, I. •. .. •..•••........•... . ••.. .. ...... .. ..•. . .••...•....•.... : ••..•. •

Cooks, 2 ..... .. .............. .. .......... .. . ...... ..... ........ ... ........ .. ..... .

Firemen, ~ ...........•. .......... ...... . .. ..... . .. ...... ... .. ....................

Storekeeper, I ............... . ........................ ...... . .... . ............. .

Supervisor, I ... .. .•....••...........•......... . . .... ..... .. ...• .•. ••.•..•.••....

. Attendants, IS ....................... ....... ... .. ..... .......... .... ... ........ .

Watchman, I ...............•...... . . ..... ..•. . ...... ... ..•.•••...•..•••....•...

Florist, I. ..•. .. •.......... . .. . ........•..• .. •. ... ... ... .......• ...... .. . .••......

Farmer, I .................................................... ............. ...... .

Gardener, I ..................... . .. . .. . ........................................ .

Teamster, I . ............ .. .................. . ...................... .. .... ..... ..

Laundryman, I .................................................. ............. .

Dairyman, I .... . ............ . .. .. ... . ............ ... ..... ... ................... .

Laborers. 2 .... ..... .. .... .... .. .... : ......... ... ...... ... ....... ..... ........ .. .

Porter. I . . ......................... ...... . ............ .. ...................... ... .

EMPI. O lES- FEMALES.

Supervisoress. 1 ....•....•..... ; ... . .................. . ....... . ............... . .

Attendan ts. IS ............. · · ... · .... · ... · .: .. · · · · .......... ................... ,

Watchwoman. I .......... ............... .. ........ . . ..... . ........ .......... . .

Seamstresses. 2 ................................... ........ .. ........ .. ...... ... .

Laundrywomen. 7 ... ... · · . · . · ............ ... ....... ....... : ...•....... .......

Chamber girls. 2 ............... . ....... . . ....... ... . ... . ...... . .. . ..... .... .. . .

Dining room girl. I ............... .... ...................................... ..

Cook, I. .... . ....... ... .. ... ........... .... ... .. .... . .. .. ............ ... .. . ..... ..

Dairywoman. I . .. .. ..... . . ........... . ............... .......... ............... .

35

$ 48000

359 50

80400

1,709 00

360 00

1,000 00

4. 817 90

48000

540 00

360 00

360 00

360 00

360 00

351 00

53000

300 00

$ 240 00

3.502 00

240 00

51600

1.3 13 50

360 00

18000

240 00

12000

Total ...................................................... :.. .. ..... ..... $ 22.967 25

FLOUR AND MEAL.

Flour, 919 bbls.. .. . ...•. .. ... .... ........... ............ ...... ... .. ............ $ 5, 675 IS

Meal, 6.396Ibs................................................. ....... ....... .. 96 55

---

Total.. . .............. ..... ............................................... $ 5,771 70

FARM AND GARDEN.

Garden seeds .......... . ....... .. ............. , ............ ............. ... .... .

Grass seeds ................. .. ........... ... ........ ... .............. . ... ....... .

Plow ......... .. .. ... .. ... ... ...... .. . . .. ........... .. ............................ .

Scoop shovels .. .... ............................ .... ... ....... ..... ... ...... ... .

Potato hooks . ......... ... ............ .... . .... ........ .. . ... ...... ... .. ...... .. .

Rakes ... ...... . .... ... ......... ... . ... ... ... .. .... .. ..... ... ........ : ......... .... .

Repair wagons and ca rts ... .. .. .......... .... .. .... ......................... .

$ 11 55

47 9 1

25 3. S

220

I 60

205

40 70

'.

Sevmtcmth A1l1lUal Report.

Repair plows and tools .. ............ ...... ............................ ... ... ..

Repair lawn mowers ........................................................ .

Lawn scythes and stones ........................................... ......... .

Cultivator ................................... _ ............ .. ............. .... .. .

Lawn mower ......... ...... .... ........... .. ............... ......... ........... .

Loads manure, 143 ...... · .................................................... .

Hoop poles, 1500 ................. . ............ . .............................. .

Mattock ... .............. ........ ..... ....... .............. ....... ..... ... : ...... .

" Vatering Pots .......................................... _~ .... .. ....... . ...... .

.'

Total ... ................. .. ..... ... ............... ........................ .

FREIGHT AND TOLLS.

Freight on canal. ............................................................. .

Fr. eight on Railroad ......................................................... _

Tolls ................... . ........................ . .. ... ............. ...... ........ .

Total .................................................................... .

GROCE~ IES.

Coffee, Rio, 10,773 Ihs ..................................................... .

Tea, green, 324 Ibs ... ..... : ........... .... .......... ...... ...... ............ .

Tea, black, 385 Ibs .......................................................... ..

ugar, brown, 13,636 Ihs .... . ................. ... ......................... .

Sugar, crushed, 1,252Ihs ... .......................... ..................... .

Sugar, granulated, 217 Ibs ................................................. .

Sugar, powdered, 846 Ibs ......................................... .... : .... .

Rice, 7,962 Ibs ................................................................ .

Cheese, 248 Ibs .............................................................. .

Tobacco, 957 Ibs .............................................................. .

Beans, dried, 3,884 Ibs ..................................................... .

Apples, dried, 1,258 lbs .................................................... .

Peaches, dried, 3,032 Ibs .... : ............................................ ..

Pearl Barley, 210 Ibs ........................................................ .

Prunes, 1; 842 Ibs ............................................................. .

Soap, german, 16,250 Ibs .................................................. .

Soap, toilet, 63~ Ibs ....................................................... .

Soda, sal, 3.497 lhs .......................................................... .

Alum, 40 Ibs ................................................................... .

Butter Crackers. Z72~ Ihs .............. ... ........... ..................... .

Baking powder, 105 Ibs ............... .......... : .......................... .

Compressed yeast, 298 Ibs ................................................. ..

Starch, 2,783 Ibs ........ ... ............. .. ... ..... ... ............... .. ........ .

Flour, B. W., 25 Ibs ............. .......... .. .... .................. ... ... ... .

Honey, 10 Ibs ............ ............... .......... .... ........................ .

t ,.

$ ro 75

2 35

7 00

9 00

28 60

142 25

15 00

I 45

5 00

$ 116 3P

37 83

38 55

$ 2,412 It'

15200

210 go

1,356 13

13439

3060

98 95

500 44

29 31

495 80

81 34

132 18

358 72

12 05

148 82

1, 107 50

20 14

8933

5 60

1800

32 88

74 55

104 84

1 50

3 00

......................................... -............ _.,. ....... .

~ fttrac: l, I doaa •••••••••••••••••••• _ .......... _ •• __ ._ ••••

37

J7" JS OJ

10 00

950

, ao

776

(. ' s

24

2; 50

2; 50

U

79 15

7260

1.074 ao

46

5: 50

7 00

1900

175

25 to

340

1O; 5ID

5JO

PickJet, " , ala-, I ~ ......................................... - I 7S

GeJ. ti-. I docea._ ••• _ ••••• __ •••••••••••• __ ...... _ ••• __ •• _.. : a 15

H_ ndu. , , al ........... _-............ _._ •. _-_.- • 15

....... I plIoL ••••••••••• --••• - ....... _____ 7S

ruberriel, • bW ................ __ ._ ••• _ •• _._.__ II JD ,., cona. • "- IIcl · r · · · .. · · - · · · · ... · ..... · .... · _ · · · __ · - • 6S

c- 4widt, 5 1 __ ................................ _ ...... _ .. _ • JD

C...,.. 1 bos ................. _._ .......... _ ..... ___ ._ ........ _ 4 _ ----- T ........ _ ................ _ ••.• ___ •• _ •. _ ••.••• _ •• ___ ._

00

a.- da carpet, 371" ,......._ ... __ . ___ ._. __ •

I., u. carpet, 135" yuda.-.... _ .. - ... _._--

..... CIIIpd. 73 yank •••.• -.---•• -----.......... .

. li. M...,, a wpd. .. Jank ................ __. ._ ... __ _ carpet. IH cIO& ca. __ • _._ ... _ .... _. __ ._ .... _.

..... et .. J06 , un .. -........... _ .. _._._ .. __ ._

.. ..,.. adI, .00._ .... _... . _ ......... __ .. ___ _

Tallie Uaea, 70" ,.... ........... -._. __ ~ •• - ... _ .. _

TellieCowen, .,_._ ...... _ ......... _ •• __ • __ ._ ... ___ _

It .... a.. 2. __ ._ ... _. ___ ...................... _ ........... .

...... - nIa, ....... _ ..................... __ ...... - •. - ... _ ... _

lIS tS

' 5' 96 77 I" 60

. J. l Is ' oo 7ID · 90- 3.15 _. 3

.1 JI

: I 15

Seventemlle . Annual Report.

Rubber sheeting, 40 yards .............................................. ..

Chairs, parlor, 1 dozen ................... ................................ ..

Chairs, dining, 6~ dozen ................................... .............. ..

Chairs, rockeri, 7 ................. .......................................... .

Sociable, 1 ........................................ " .......................... '"

Clocks repaired .................... ~ ........................................ .

Copperware repai red .................................................. ... ..

Furniture repaired ........................... ........................... ... ..

Ranges repaired ............................... , ............................. .

Tin ware repaired ................ ...................................... ... ..

Brooms, 62 dozen .......................................................... .

Brooms, whisk, I dozen ................................................. ..

Cotton Mops, 15 dozen .................... ................................ .

Mop handles, 4 dozen .......................................... .......... ..

\ Vhitewash bru hes, 6 dozen ............................................ ..

Scrub bru hes, 18 dozen .................................................. .

Dust brushes, 4 dozen . .................... : ................................ .

Clothes brushes, ~ dozen ............................................. . : .. ..

Clothes baskets, I dozen .......... · .............................. ~ ....... ..

\ Vax tapers, 9 pounds ..................................................... ..

duffs and belts, I dozen ........................................... ... ..... .

Tumblers, 30 dozen ....................................................... ..

Teas, 12 dozen .............................................................. .

Coffees, 12 dozen ..................................................... _ ... ..

Plates, 24 dozen...... .............. .... ............. . ................ .

Bowles, 18 dozen . ........................ ................................ ..

Pitchers, 10 dozen .......................................................... ..

Mustards, 2 dozen ... , ...................................................... ..

Bowls, sugar, 6 dozen ............ .......................................... ..

Knives and Forks, 6 dozen ......... ................................. ... ..

Chimneys, argand, 2 dozen ............................................... .

Fish Globe, I ................................................................ ..

Tin tea sets, 6 ...... , ...................................................... ..

Tin coffee pots, 25 .......................................................... ..

Tin coffee cans, 1 ................................................. ......... ..

Tin coffee buckets, 10 ..................................................... ..

Tin boilers, 3 ...... ......... ............... ...... ......... ....... ..... ... • ..

Tin dish pans, 30 .......... ; .............................................. ..

Tin soup plates, 36 ................................ . ........................ "

Tin milk can, 1. ............................................................. ..

Tin fruit cans, 3J4 dozen, 5 gallon ...................................... .

Tin fruit cans, 4 dozen, 2 quarts ........... ............................ ..

Tin fruit cans, S dozen, I quart ......................................... ..

Tin Chambers, 14 dozen ......................... ......................... ..

Tin cups, 10 dozen ........................................ ................ .

Tin soup la~ les, 6 dozen ............. ...................... .............. .

Tin tea pot, 1 ............... ................................. ............ .. ..

$ 3J 85

63 00

139 00

27 50

25 00

rI 00

22 55

11600

II 36

28 40

251 00

7: 30

7' 4 75

II 00

12 63

34 00

19 25

8 50

36 50

8 80

56 20

26 10

IS 00

19 65

31 00

34 00

61 55

3 50

33 55

25 25

2 20

3 35

9 50

22 15

3 75

25 00

21 00

9 70

580

4 00

20 69

4 00

3 25

. 86 25

6 So

14 40

200

n , rub r, J d' ~ en. .•.... . •••.. - ....................... ........ .

IO ............... ~ .... .... - ......... _ ................... _.

2ICJi()' .. . ............ ... _ ..... .,.."" .................... - .......... ~ . ... . - ...... .

2' ... ..................... . ........... ....................... .

Total~ ................................... ~ . ............ ............ .... ..

! XPBOVUUT A) in ItEPA. l1l. 8.

L. ~ r, ~ QIlUI) n. 19.735 ( t ..................................... _ ....... ..

L . ber, dre d. 7z~ ft ................................. ~ ................ _

hi. gIn, ', 000 .............................................................. _

Li~, 141 bU$ he1 _ ....... _ .... _ ......................................... _

ement, I bbl ................................................................. .

" ail., S>, keg ............. _ ................................. ~ .............. _

Lac and Key ................. ... ............................. ............ ..

22 1" 0 .. ""." ..... ..... ........ or ..... , ............ jO-............ ~ ...................... .

10 ..•... __ ........ , .................. ~ ................. , ................ _ ............. _

Glue, 20 tb .................... _ ............................................. ..

Ga iJttufe$ .................................................................... .

Hardware ....................................................................... .

Black itlling ......... " ......... ~ .......................................... .

Repairs, roof ............................................. _ .................... .

Repain. bilToW' ................... _ ............ ,.~ ........................ .

Repair crate ............................................................... _

Salh Cord. I rc: cl ................. _ ............. _ ........................ _ .. .

). Io" i hcd .......... _ .................................................... _ ...

1fea uring briclt ... ., ................................... : .................... ..

. cbi IIC, Top ........................ __ ................... ,,_ ............... :

39

JOO

J 50

696 .. iZ - ()

; 00

J 7),

30< 10

3 00

' S 13 ·

- IS

.6: 1 00

oJ 00

S2' ) 0

JS ao

4 00

iZSO

1161 " 2 5

$. tOS 4'

39 06,

2800

4186

: I 25

19 lS

10 oS

7 33

220

SOlO

3320

29 · 13

6 45

826 : as

6 35

420

440"

SO

1000

1 75

40 Seventeentlt AnlZual Report.

~:::~~ i:~ ' ib~' ::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::: ::::::::::::::::: ::::::::: ::: ::::: :::

Labor,. brickwork, 25J4 ' days ..... .. .. ..... ........ ...............•..•......

Labor, common, 39j( days ...................................... . .......... .

Hauling Ice, I day ........................................................... .

Drain Pipe, 240 ft ...............................................•..............

Tools ............ .. ....... .•.......•.. ,.: ................ .......................... .

Bed Castors, 12 set. . . ....... .. ............................................... .

Pavement, 143 yds ................... : .........•...............•..............

Coal Buckets, 1 dozen ....................... ............................. . .. .

Grindstone ...•....................•..................................•..... .... :.

Iron Lintel: .. .............. .. ...........................•.......................•

Iron Joist .. •. ..... .. ....... ........ ......................•.......•.....•.........

Hog chains ... , ... ...... . •..•...................................................•

$ 10 00

4 13

101 00

81 24

5 00

45 20

37 05

3 60

95 45

6 50

1 73

10 16

19 75

8 50

Total...... •........................... .... ... . ........................ .•• $ 1,920 08

INSURANCE.

American ...............•........•..•.................. ... ..•.......... .. ..... : ..

Cincinnati' ..............•....•............. ............•.............. ...........

Commercial. .......• : ... ... .....••..............................••.........•••..

Citizens .. ...... .. ..•.........•...................... .....•...•.....................

Eagle .....•...... .. ... , ..... : ..... ... ... ........ ... .•... ...•........•.. .... ........

Enterprise .................... ......................... .. ....................... .

Eureka .......................................................................... .

Fidelity ...... ............. ... ...... ..... ...... ... ....... .... ................. .. .. .

Firemen's ...... . ................................................................ .

Farmers ................. ....•..............................•.......•..............

Globe ......... ..... .......................... ..... .... ........ •......... .......... .

Miami Valley ................................................................... .

Merchants' and Manufacturers' •...•........................•.............•

National ................................•..........•....•.......•............... _

Washington ............................... ...................................... .

West. ern ................. .. ........ ............. .................................. .

Total ...................... .... ......................................... .. .

. ICE.

Tons, 116~ . . ... ........... . ....... .... .... ........ .................. ...... ..... .

INCIDENTAL.

• Traveling Expenses ... .. .................................................... ..

Patients discharged .................... ..................................... ..

Patients returned .... .... ....... : .. .. ........ ............... .............. .... .

Advertising ' ..... . ... ...... , ...........................•..•.............•...•....

$ 62 50

62 50

112 50

62 So

135 00

62 50

62 50

62 50

62 50

62 50

62 50

62 50

62 50

II2 SO

62 50

156 25

$ 1,328 75

$ 757 50

$ 119 II

IlO oS

1000

34 00

Longview Asylum.

Architect for plans .......................................................... ..

Photographs of Longview ......... .. ...................................... .

Expense receiving coal ..................................................... ..

Steward's expense ................ .... ........................................ .

Total .................................................................... .

MEATS AND FISH.

Fresh meats, 162,000 lbs .......................... : ........................ ..

Hams, 208 lbs ................................................................ ..

Shoulders, 3~ 642 Ibs ........................... ............... .............. ..

Bacon, 218 lbs ....... : ........................................................ ..

Lard, 667 lbs .................................................................. .

Fresh fish, 3,233 Ibs .................................................... ..... ..

Cod fish, 1,800 lbs .................................. .. ....................... .

White fish, 2 bbls .................................... .. ...................... .

Mackerel, 12~ bbls ........................................................ ..

Herring, 3 bbls ....... .. . ... ................. .. .............................. .

Dried Beef, ' 681bs .................... : ..................................... .

Mince JIleat, 237 lbs ......................................................... .

Sausage, 171bs ................................................................. .

Tongues, 2~ doz ............................................................. .

Pigs' feet, 2 doz ........................ ........ .............. ... ...... ....... .

TotaL .................. .... .... .

MACHINERY AND REPAIRS.

Grate bars, ( patent) 27 . ...... ..... ............. ..... ..... . .................. .

Repairs of boiler ... ............. ....... ... ................................... .

Repairs of Engine ................................................ . ........ .. .

Blacksmithing ........ : ....................................................... ..

Gum packing, 32 lbs ....................................................... ..

Globe valves, 12 .............................................................. .

Stop cocks, 39 ..... : ................ .. ........................................ ..

Pipe fittings and repairs .................................................. ..

Lead pipe, 12 feet ...................................... : .................... .

Tubing, 6 feet ................................................................. .

Rubber plugs, 17 ............................................................. .

Lard oil, 43 ~ gals ................ .. .............. ............... ... ........ ..

Coal oil, 5 gals ...... ........ . . ...... .. ......... ............ ......... ..... .... ..

Cylinder oil, 47 gals . ... ................ .. ..... .................. .... ........ .

Clay retorts, 4 ............. .... ...... ............. ... ................ .......... .

Fire tiles, 36 ...................................................... ............. .

Mouth pieces, 4 .............................................................. '.

Retort lids, 4, ............................. : ....................... : .......... ..

41

$ 125 00

1800

II 65

39 I~

$ 16,568 48

32 54

354 12

33 81

87 00

334 15

104 64

23 00

154 50

21 00

II 22

29 70

2 55

IS 00

I 00

$ 197 44

116 63

8 02

45 90

20 39

13 52

87 75

94 20

4 80

I 80

2 20

46 98

I 00

35 60

132 00

114 00

36 97

17 50

. .

Srunlanlh Annual R~ POf/.

tti ret rt ••...•..•.•.•...••..•••••.•.•.•.•..• .•••.•.••...••••. ...• ••••.• ..•

fire rick. 7SO .. · ..• , .•.•. '" '" •.••.•...••...•..•.•...•...........•.••...... -

J Ire day. 1048 bbl ..............•................. , ..... ..................... .

· a( tch.~. 1 I ...................................................... _ ..... -

$ 65 00

22 50

29 50

17 02 ----

Tota!.. ................................................. ... .............. .

._ ..................................................................... ~

$ 1,110 72

$ 967 25

101 65

III

14 82

15 70

7 62

4 So

I 25

T 1_ ........................................ _........................ $ 1,11390

, ALAllIE.

Total ...... ...... _ ...................................................... .

UC D V n BL

$ 3,500 00

2,: 101 00

1,400 00

800 00

$ 989 65

65 55

21660

100

IJ IS

IJ 95

19 . S

7' : 10

25

26 95

4 9S

15 90

13 S

32 20

3 So

90

3 60

t.

L01lg'"< 1iew Asylum. 43 1

Sage, 2~ Ibs .... : ......................................................... :... 75

Lettuce, 3 bbls ......... ......... ......... ......... .................. ......... $ 1 25

Beets, I ~ doz............ ......... ... ........... ..... ......... ......... .. ....... I 25

Egg plant, I doz ...... ..... ...... ...... ........................... ...... .. 2 95

Figs, 3 boxes ..... .•.• ...... ... •.•••..•• ......... ......... ...... ..... . ... ...... I 05

Bananas, 9~ doz...... ...... ............... .••••.••. .•.•..•.• ................. 5 45

Grapes, 10)( bushels...... ......... .......................................... 53 45

Oranges, 289 dozen ............................................ _...... ...... 143 50

Lemons, 55 dozen............... .. ...... .•... .................. ............ 23 75

Strawberries, 12~ bushels......... ......... .................... ........ ... 58 25

Raspberries, red, I ~ bushels. ...... ..... ........ ........ ...... ......... 13 60

Raspberries, black, I bushel....... .... ...... ...... ............ ......... 4 80

Blackberries, 37~ bushels............... ........ .............. .•. ...... 95 70

Whortleberries, ~ bushel. .. ...... •. ...... ........... .... .......... ..•. 2 50

Currants, ~ bushel ................. . ................... : ...... ............ I 45

Cherries, 10 bushel........... ...... .................. ...... ......... ...... 20 30

Gooseberries, I bushel........ ......... ...... ......... ...... ...... ......... 2 25

Pears, 10J( bushels...... .................... ............................... 41 50

Peaches, 4)( bushels...... •• ............... ..... .. .................. ...... 20 50

Quinces, 3 bushels......................................... ........ ......... 8 50

Plums, 4~ bushels ......... ...... ......... ...... ........................... 10 00

Water Melons, 205.............. ........................ ..................... 44 20

Sweet melons, 54 ........ · ...... ... ... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ......... 16 30

Pine Apples, 10...... .................. .... .... ....... ......... ...... ......... 4 30

Pumpkins, 5. ton ...................................... ......... , .......... ;... 87 53

Saurkraut, 6 bbls ........ ............ ...... ......... ............ ...... ...... 16 00

Green corn, 3 dozen cans....... ......................... .................. 8 25

Green peas, 3 dozen cans.. ......... ........... .......... ......•••.....• 8 75

Tomatoes, I dozen cans...... ......... .................... ................ 2 75

Pears, I dozel?' cans ........................... :.................... ......... 5 00

Plums, 3 dozen cans.. ... .... ........ ............ ............ ......... .. .... 16 00

Apricots, I dozen cans...... ............... ....•. ...... ...... ......... ...... 5 00

Chow chow, I dozen cans...... ......... .................. .................. 4 50

Mustard, I gallon. ..... ........ ...... ...... ......... ...... ......... ......... I 50

Horse radish, 3 gallons............... ...•.. ..•... ...... ...... •.•••.•.• ...... 5 50

TotaL ................................................................... .

POULTRY, GAME, & ce.

Turkeys, 206 ........................... : ..................................... .

Chickens, 34 dozen .. ........................ ............................ ,.

Ducks, . I~ dozen .......................................................... .

Quail, 2 dozen .................................................... : ............ .

Oysters, 355 cans . ...................................................... .... .

Sardines, 3 dozen .......................................................... .

-----

$ 2,314 08

$ 240 02

142 00

7 25

4 00

220 49

1180

----

Total. ................................................ ..... .............. .

44 Seveniemtlz An1lual R eport.

PAINTS,' OILS AND GLASS.

White lead, 1,962 lbs ....... .... ..•. .•• .....• ... .. .. .••.•...•..... . .....•

Linseed oil, 335 gallons ........ ..................... ... ...... ..... . .... ..

Turpentine, 102 gal10ns ..... ... ..... ...... ......... ...... .. .... ..... . ...

Varnish, 27 gal1ons .................. .. ................ .............. ... .. ..

Japan, 48 gallons .... ........ .. .......... ........ ..... ............ ........ ..

Princess brown, 957 lbs .. .... .. .. .... . ........... ...................... ..

Paris, green, 2 lbs ........ ....... ............ .... .... ........ : .. ........ ... ..

Chrome green, 2 Ibs ................ ....... ..................... , ......... ..

Eng. vermillion, s Ibs .. ...................... ............................ ..

Ult. blue, I. I lbs .......... ..... ................................. ............. ..

Lampblack, 8 Ibs ................. ........................................ ..

VVhiting, 683 Ibs ..... .... ............................................... .

Paint brushes, 24 ................................... .... . ........ .......... ..

Glass, 44 boxes ........................ ........................... ~ ......... ..

Glass, 3 lights ............................................................. ..

Sand paper, s quires ............ ..... ...................................... .

Putty, 332 Ibs ................................................................ .

Glue, 25 Ibs ................. .................................................. ..

Total. ... ................ .............................................. ..

REFUNDERS.

Pay patients' account .. ........ ............................... ............. ..

SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Microscope .......................... .... ................................. .... ..

Aspirator .............. .. .................................................... ..

Trusses, 3 ............................ ..... ....... ........................... ..

Syringe ............... ........ . ... ......... ..... ......... . .......... ......... ... . .

Probang .................... . ....... . ... ... ..................................... ..

Jaw screw ........................................... . .......... . ................ .

Stomach pump ...................... ......... ........... .... .. .. ........... ... ..

Repairs ................................ .... ......... ............................. .

Total. ............. . ................. .................................... ..

BOOTS, SHOES, ETC.

Boots, 7 pair ........... ............................... .. .. . ............ ........ ..

Shoes, 316 pair ............................................................... . .

Slippers, 439 pair ..................................... : .... .. .. ... ...... ...... .

Leather, 32 pounds ............ ......................... ...................... ..

Lacers, 13 bunches ........... .. ................................. ... ........ .. .

Findings ................ .... ......................... ..... ........................ .

$ 194 30

197 51

43 76

43 50

45 45

31 00

90

So

5 55

3 35

I 98

10 03

21 54

1I0 31

I 10

I 25

II 87

1000

$ 733 90

$ 3300

$ 137 50

IS 00

II 00

:: 50

I 50

I So

3 50

5 30

$ 177 80

$ 20 50

483 35

494 50

II 51

8 20

200

Total..... ...... ................................. ........................ $ 1,020 06

Longview Asylum.

STR. AW.

Straw for beds, 34 tons .. ........ .... .. .. .... .... .. .. ... .... ..... .. ... . .... .•

STABLE AND DAIRY.

Hay, 2}( tons ............... .... ..... ... ..... ........... .... . ......... ...... ..•

Oats, sheaf, 1)( tons ..... .. ...... .. .. ...... ......... ... .......... ...• .. .. ....

Oats, 318~ bushels ..... .. .... ........... .. ............ ..... ..... .... ........ .

Corn, 149~ bushels .......... . .......... ........................... .. . .. ..... .

Bran, 7)( tons .... . ........ . ...... ..... .... ... ...... ... ............ ...... . .. ... .

$ horts, 42)( t!, ns ............ ....... .. . .... ... ...... ... ........................•

Middlings, 2} 4 tons ..... ...... ... ....... ........ ...... ... ................ .... .

Chops, 14~ tons ....................... ...... ... . ... ..... . .................... .

Cracked corn, I r.( tons ..... ........................... ....... : ...... . ....... .

Corn meal, 14)( tons ........... ....... , .... .... ............. .. ....... ...... ..

Screenings, 184 bushels .. ..... .. .............. .............................. .

Harness repairs ... .... ... . .... ................................ .... .... .... .. .. ..

Carriage repairs ............ .... .. ............................................ ..

Carriage hire .... .... .. ............... : ........................................ ..

Horse Shoeing .......................................... .... .................. ..

Stabling horses .. ... ............................................................ .

Horse, 1. ............ ... ......................................................... .

Cows, 3 .. ........ ........ ....... '",,, ,,, ,,,,,, ,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,

Work steer, I ........... .... ........... . ..................................... ..

Horse brushes, 6 ........... .. ............................... : ................ ..

Curry combs, 6 .......................................................... . .... ..

Fly nets, 2 ................ ........ ..................... ... ..................... ..

Duster, 1 ............... : .. . .. ...... ..... . ........... .. .. .. ...... .. ............. .

" Gordon Food," 50 pounds .. ... ...... : .... .... .. ... ...... .. ....... ..... ..

Trimming pigs ......... : .. .. ......................................... . .. ...... .

45

$ 43 30

. 23 10

135 50

116 38

129 34

703 82

6000

372 93

. 40 72

370 15

74 10

40 85

40 40

1800

90 35

47 70

165 00

205 00

55 00

15 00

2 10

200

4 25

400

12 50

Total.............. ............ .... ............ . ................. ......... $ 2,771, 49

WINES AND LIQUORS

Whisky, 42~ gallons .... ..... .......................................... .

Wine, 13 dozen .............................................. '" ............. .

Total: ........... .. ..... .......... .. ...................................... .

GREEN HOUSE.

$ 106 25

58 50

$ 164 75

Plan ts........ ...... ...... .... ..... ...... ..... ....................... ........... .. $ 6 00

Seeds......... ............... ............... .... ......... ............. ..... ..... .... 1465

Pots, 1,339.. ... ... ...... ...... ...... .. .... ...... ...... ... ....... ...... ......... 20 59

-----

Total. ....... .... ...... :........ ...... ..... ............ ...... ...... ...... $ 41 24

WASH HOUSE.

Caustic Soda, 2,934 pounds ............ ... ............................... ..

Wash Tubs, 3 .............. .... ..... ..... ................. .... ............ ..

Repairs .. .............. ... . ...... ............... . .................. ......... ..

Total ............................ ........ ...... ........................ ..

$ 203 78

2 25

3 22

$ 209 25

...

RECAPITULA TION.

Amusements ......................................... .................... : ..

Books and Stationery .................. ..... ..... ... ........... . ......... . .

Butter and Eggs .......................................................... .

Clerk ...................................... . ..... ........ ..... ................ .

Clothing . ..... ................. .. ....... ........... ......................... .

CoaL ..... ....... ........ ....... ........................... , .................. .

Daily papers and postage ............................................... •

Dry Goods .................................... .. ................. . .......... .

Employes ...................................................... : ............ .

Flour ......................................................................... .

Farm and Garden ........................................................ .

Freight and Tolls ........................ ................................ .

Groceries ................................................................... .

House Furnishing ...................................................... ..

Improvements and Repairs ........................................... ..

Insurance ................................................................... .

Ice ................................................................... _ ....... ..

Incidentals ................................................................. ..

Meats and Fi h ........................................................... .

MachiQery and repairs .................................................. .

Medicines and Drugs ...................................................... .

Officers salarie ............................................................ ..

Produce and Vegetables ................................................. .

Poultry, Game, etc ...................................................... ..

Paints, Oils, and Gla .................................................. ..

Refunders .. . .. ... . ......................................... " ............... .

Surgical Instruments · .... ' .. ............................................. ..

Shoes .............................. . ........................................ ..

Straw ...... . ................ ... ................................................. ..

Stable and Dairy ................................. ...... .................. .

\ Vines and Liquors ....................................................... ..

Green House ...... ..... . .................................................. ..

Wash House ............................................................... ..

$ 432 97

410 73

4,890 48

1,200 00

2,226 64

8,305 70

212 16

2,964 52

22,967 25

5,771 70

352 76

192 68

9, 185 95

3,973 16

1,920 08

1,328 75

757 50

469 99

17,772 71

1,110 72

1,113 90

7,901 00

2,314 08

625 56

733 90

33 00

177 80

1,020 06

524 04

2,771 49

164 75

41 24

209 25

Total ...................... . ........................................... $ 104,076 52

' t. tt.

Longview Asylum. 47

FARM PRODUCTS.

Hay, I'st quality -___________________________________________ 21 tons

Hay, 2d quality ______________________________________ .. _____ 6% tons

Hay, clover ---- -------. -_ - _________________________ -------- 35 tons

Fodder _________ _____ ~ ___ ____________ ____ ______________ -- 253 shocks

Pumpkins __________________________________________ 2 Y. wagon loads

Potatoes ____ ---___________________________________ ------ 403 bushels

Potatoes, sweeL___ ____ ____ ____ ______ ______ ____ _ __ _ ___ 520 bushels

Oats, sheaf ______________________________ . _________________ 10 tons

Rye straw _____________ . _________________ :. ________ . _____ I 50 bundles

Corn . ________________________________________________ 485 bushels

Pork, fattened ________________________________________ 5,483 pounds

FARM PRODUCTS.

Lettuce ____ .. ________________________ .. __________________ 26 barrels

Spinach ________ . __________ : _____________________________ 20 barrels

Green beans ________________________ .. ___________________ 20 barrels

Butter beans _________________________________ . __ _________ 24 barrels

Hanover turnips __ ______________ ______________________ - ___ 24 barrels

Cucumbers _______ . ________________________________________ 4 barrels

Pickles ( cucumber) ____________________________________ ---- 4 barrels

Table beets __ . ___________________________________________ 50 barrels

Carrots __________________________________________________ 10 barrels

Cabbage _______________ ::. ________________________________ 100 barrels

Parsnips ___ . ______________________ . ________ __ ______________ 20 barrels

Turnips _________ . _____ ______________________ ______________ 10 barrels

Squashes ________ ____ __________________________ _____ ~ ____ 16 barrels

Oyster plants ._. ______________________________________ ______ 6 barrels

Tomatoes _______________ . _________________ _______ -.------ 300 bushels

Onions _______________________ :.. ________________________ 100 bushels

Onion sets _______________________ . __________ ____________ 12 bushels

Rhubarb ________ • _________________________________ 200 doz. bunches

Green cQrn .. ___ . ______________ ~- _______________________ ._ 1,400 doz

Parsel y _______________________________________________ . 60 bunches

Green Onions __________________ ________________________ 2oo bunches

HOT- BED PLANTS.

Sweet potatoe plants ______ . _________ ~ ______ ___________ . ______ ____ ~ O , OOO

Cabbage plants ______________ ____ ____________________________ 2,000

Tomato plants . _______________________________ .. _______________ 2,000

Hanover turnips .. ____________________________________________ 1,000

nAULING DONE BY TEAMS.

Gravel and dirL _________________________________ .----- 153 loads.

Cinders on road __________ . . ___________________ ------ ---- 292

Ice from CanaL ____________________ .. __ ---- ---- ____________ 85

Coal from coal house ____________________________________ 56

"

' Vater ______________________________________________ ---- __ 21

Ianure from stable and yard __ . _____________ -' _____ ---- ---- 105

Ianure from Fair- grounds and otbers . _____________________ 206

From C .• H. D. R. R. ___________________________________ 16

From incinnati ________________________________ --------- 28

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SEWING ROOM.

Articles Manufactured __________________ ---- ---- -- ____________ 7.320

Piece Repaired _________________________ -------------------- 14.430