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j Dr.G. A. KLETZSCH. 
Frank McNamara, 
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Mrs. Margaret Whittington, 
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H ERMANN H USTER 
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Practical Nurse, 
305 EAST 12th ST., 
Nr. 2d Ave., New York. 
Mrs. Freda Hecht, 
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NURSE, 
328 East 73rd Street, 
NEW YORK. 
Joseph Guyot, 
WUIRSIE, 
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NEIV YORK. NEW YORK CITY. 
5 
IMme. ANNIE LeMAY, 
66 LEXINGTON AVENUE, NEW YORK, 
♦ MASSEUSE, 
(TEN YEARS EXPERIENCE). 
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REFERS BY PERMISSION. 
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Vlaus R. Vedder, M.D., 690 Madison Ave. 
Thomas Addis Emmet, M.D.. 93 Madison Ave. 
Bache McEvers Emmet, M.D., 18 E. 30th St. 
[ohn Duncan Emmet, M.D.,91 Madison Ave. 
Sherman VanNess, M.D., 91 Madison Ave. 
E. P. Fowler, M.D., 38 W. 40th St. 
Leonard Weber, M.D., 25 W. 46th St. 
Henry M. Heinemann, M.D., 49 W. 57th St. 
Horace T. Hanks, M.D., 766 Madison Ave. 
J. H. Emerson, M.D., 81 Madison Ave. 
Fraser C. Fuller, M.D., 47 W. 50th St. 
Elizabeth M. Cushier, M.D., 53 E. 20th St. 
Francis P. Kinnicutt, M.D., 42 W. 37th St. 
Francis Delafield, M.D., 12 W. 32nd St. 
E. C. Seguin, M.D., 419 Madison Ave. 
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Nr. Third Ave., NEW YORK. 
Sixteen years experience in Private and 
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Twenty years practice in Manchester and 
London, England, and New York. 
Mrs. M. A. EDGAR, 
Practical Nurse, 
No. 321 EAST 88th STREET, 
NEW YORK. 
William Connor, 
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No. 245 E, 39th STREET, 
NEW YORK. 
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Dr. H. A. C. Anderson, 113 East 86th St. 
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containing 
NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF ALL MALE AND FEMALE 
NURSES AND MASSEURS. 
Medical Books and Periodicals issued for the Use and Int^bj^t-of 
Nurses. 
Libraries and Training Schools for Nurses. 
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PREFACE. 
The publishing of this the “Nurse Register” was undertaken with 
a view to supply a want which was supposed to exist td a con- 
siderable extent and which would serve as a ready book of 
reference whenever the service of a Nurse is required. 
;; p; * . N ; . • • ' 
The names and addresses of Nurses (not midwives) that 
appear are without exception reliable, since a personal canvass 
was made to secure them. 
It is the sincere wish of the Editor that each succeeding 
edition will be an improvement to its predecessor. 
In submitting the “Register” to- the Profession the Editor hopes 
that his labor and unremitting care he has bestowed upon it, 
have resulted in the production of a “Register” which will be 
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AGENCIES FOR NURSES. 
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Mrs. H. L. Clute’s Nurses Bureau, 
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Hansen’s Nurse Agency, 144 E. 
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E. Costello, Nurses supplied for all 
cases. 152 E. 39th St. 
Matthew Paulson’s Bureau, 58 W. 
125th St. 
Ellis’ Bureau for Nurses, 1309 
Broadway. 
MALE NURSES. 
John J. Doyle, 329 E. 80th St. 
Alfred Newton, 455 Seventh Ave. 
Henry Bailey, 117 E. 77th St. 
Daniel Crowley, 286 Lenox Ave. 
William Connor, 245 E. 39th St. 
Joseph Lawrence, 1662 Park Ave. 
S. K. Crowell, 328 W. 48th St. 
William J. Norman, 328 48th St. 
Frank McNamara, 311 W. 21st St. 
Andrew Jackson, 104 E. 71st St. 
Jacque C. Arnous, 225 E. 76th St. 
Henry McCuley, 268 W. 116th St. 
Edward Costello, 152 E. 39th St. 
Matthew Paulson, 58 W. 125th St. 
W. L. Blakeslee, 23 Plank Road, 
Waterbury, Conn. 
FEMALE NURSES. 
Mrs. M. Henderson, 360 W. 123rd St. 
Miss B. B. Bradley, 205 E. 160th St. 
Mrs. E. Reid, 131 W. 60th Street. 
Miss A, C. Rahe, 209 E. 77th St. 
Mrs. E. F. Schubert, 305 E. 12th St. 
Mrs. Lena Sichel, 343 E. 51st St. 
Miss M. McCloskey, 128 E. 19th St. 
Miss M. Raxer, 209 E. 77th St. 
Mrs. W. A. Edgar, 321 E. 88th St. 
A. Samuels, 317 E. 72nd St. 
Mrs. J. Sellmann, 240 E. 55th St. 
Mrs. M. Crowley, 161 E. 39th St 
MASSAGE. 
Mrs. Annie LeMay, 366 Lexing- 
ton Ave. 
Stephen K. Crowell, 328 W. 48th St. 
Matthew Paulson, 58 W. 125th St. 
Mrs. E. A. Clark, 216 W. 53rd St. 
Edward Costello, 152 E. 39th St. 
Joseph Lawrence, 1662 Park Ave. 
Miss A. F, Leith, 17 W. 42nd St. 
Michael J. Foley, 407 Fourth Ave. 
Robert Schwabe, 211 E. 57th St. 
Hjalmar V. Barclay, 116 E. 53rd St. 
Walter Brunzel, 220 E. 10th St. 
W. K. Townsend 215 W. 55th St. 
Albert Langner, 337 E. 55th St. 
BOOKSELLERS AND IM- 
PORTERS. 
J. H. Vail & Co. 135 Eighth St. 
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. 
W. F. Ford, 315 Fifth Ave. 
J. Wohlfarth & Co., 2002 Third Ave. 
Paul Weber, DRUGGIST, 1880 Lex- 
ington Ave. 
PRINTERS. 
Michael & Strauss, 46 Vesey Street. 12 
NURSE REGISTER. 
TELEPHONE CALL 
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Calls Answered at any 
hour Day or Night. 
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, 
PROFESSIONAL 
NURSE and MASSEUR. 
1662 PARK AYE., 
Near W]th Street NEW YORK. 
N. II.— Has had varied and extensive experience, in Hospital and in 
Privnffi I'nmilv 
JOHN J. DOYLE, 
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NURSE, 
239 East 80th Street, New York. 
REFERENCES: 
Dr. F. N. Otis, Dr J. B. Rus,9ell, Dr. L. B. Bangs, Dr. W. M. Polk. Dr. W. K. Otis, 
Dr. C. C. Barrows, Dr. F. R. Sturgis, Dr. M. A. Starr, Dr. H. F. Walker, Dr. J. B. White, 
Dr. A. B. Johnson, Dr. G. M. Swift, Dr. F. W. Murray, Dr. W. H. Flint, Dr. G. B. 
Fowler, and many others. 
HENRY BAILEY, 
Nurse and Massage Operator, 
117 EAST 77th STREET, HEW YORK. 
PAUL WEBER, 
Wholesale and • Retail . Druggist, 
1880 LEXINGTON AVE., N, W Cor. 117th Street, 
NEW YORK. NEW YORK CITY. 
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Female Nurses and Massage Operators in 
New York City, Recommended. 
A 
Adams, Sarah A., 110 W. 22d. 
Adams Louisa, 110 W. 22d. 
Adams Alla, 110 W. 22d. 
Allen Mrs. Maria, 144 E. 32d. 
Andrew Mrs. Jennie B., 1300 Broad- 
way. 
Austin Miss, 162 E. 37th. 
B 
Bachman Elizabeth Mrs., 1325 Sec- 
ond ave. 
Bachmann Mrs. Marie, 1341 Tre- 
mont ave. 
Ball Kate W. 114 Lexington Ave. 
Ball M., 137 E. 40th. 
Banett A. S., 366 Lexington ave. 
Banks M. S., 127 E. 31st. 
Bar Catharine. 974 E. 163d. 
Banscgel K., 137 E. 40th. 
Beattie Mrs. Anna, 209 W. 36th. 
Beck Mrs. Elizabeth, 314 W. 19th. 
Benedict Nancy, 35 W. 16th. 
Best J. A., 20 W. 12th. 
Birge Abigail, 914 Sixth ave. 
Bullock F., 366 Lexington ave. 
Body Miss, 122 E. 41st. 
Bowen Olive, 863 Lexington ave. 
Bowen J. M., 330 E. 56th. 
Bradley Bertha B., 205 E. 106th. 
Woman Hospital, 1888. 
Bradley S. A., 20 W. 12th. 
Bridgeman Loretta, 914 Sixth ave. 
Brodsky Rosa, 209 E. 111th. 
Brooks Frances A., 224 W. 22d. 
brooks F. A,, 35 W. 16th. 
Brosemer B., 221 E. 80th. 
Brown Carrie A., 243 W. 11th. 
Browning Mrs. Rose, 76 W. 50th. 
Burlaigh Mrs. J. 137 E. 40th St., -, - 
Burr Ella V., 110 W. 22d. 
c 
Cameron Mary, 314 W. 19th. 
Canfield Mary E., 233 E. 122d. 
Carpenter M. H., 22 W. 12th. 
Chaffey Mrs. Francis S., 114 Lex- 
ington ave. 
Chamber Sarah B. 114 Lexington 
Avenue. 
Clark Mrs. Eunice A (Masseuse), 
216 W. 53d. 
Clark Anna B., 114 Lexington ave. 
Clark E., 137 E. 40th. 
Clarke K. M., 22 West 12th. 
Clute Mrs. Harriet L., 703 Sixth ave. 
Coesfeld Caroline, 2943 Third ave. 
Coleman Catherine, 110 W. 22d. 
Collyer Nillian. 314 W. 19th. 
Colton M., 137 E. 40th. 
Connally Mrs. Minnie, 137 E. 40th. 
Connor H., 137 E. 40th. 
Cooper Isabel, 863 Lexington ave. 
Coots Ida J., 127 E. 31st. Grad. 
Mt. Sinai Hospital, 1885. 
Costello Josephine, 159 W. 22d. 
Coursen Mrs. Augusta A., 2169 
Second ave. 
CROMWELL M. L., 152 Lexington 
ave. Grad. Charity Tr. Sch. 1888. 
Crowley Mrs. M., 161 E. 39th. 
D 
Daly Mrs. Margaret, 144 E. 32d. 
Davis Ella T.. 131 E. 76th. 
Demston P., 20 W. 12th. 
Dodson Laura, 132 E. 28th. 
Doepp Matilda, 3430 Third ave. 
Drew Mrs., 102 E. 45th. 
DuBois Matilda, 127 E. 31st. 
Duff Henrietta, 559 E. 143d. 
DunwoodieMrs. Martha 73 W 12th. 14 
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Holmes Emma, 54 E. 81st. 
Howard Martha, 174 Lexingtou ave. 
Hungerford Jennie, 85 W. 16th. 
Hunter V., 22 W. 12th. 
I 
Ingles J., 866 Lexington ave. 
Irwin Ellen, 146 W. 16th. 
J 
Jacobs Mary Mrs., 88 E. 22d. 
Jaenel Mrs. Soppha, 861 E. 71st. 
Jarrett Mrs. Flora, 826 E. 85th. 
Jennings Mary, 868 Lexington ave. 
Janson Anna, 656 E. 151st. 
Johnston K., 22 W. 12th. 
Jones Matilda, 868 Lexington ave. 
Joss Rosaline, 122 E. 41st. 
K 
Kantz Eliza, 585 E. 149th. 
Kerr Cecilia C., 76 W. 50th. 
Ketcham Ida, 131 E. 76th. 
Keyfel Amelia, 20 E. 119th. 
Kileary E., 137 E. 40th. 
King Mrs. Mary A., 309 W. 134th. 
Kleinhaus Mary, 160 E. 36th. 
Kneelan F., 137 E. 40th. 
Knier Mrs. Eva, 322 E. 6th. 
Krum L. O., 152 Lexington ave. 
L 
La Forge Mrs. Jessie, 314 W. 19th. 
Lamb D. M., 152 Lexington ave. 
Laeurmann Mrs. Caroline 408 W. 
50th. 
Leith Miss Alma F. (Masseuse), 17 
W. 42d. 
Le May Mrs. Minnie (Masseuse), 
366 Lexington ave. 
Lemmon J., 137 E. 40th. 
Livingston May E., 85 W. 88th. 
Loewy Mrs. A., 585 Lexington ave. 
Lyon Chareiet, 724 E. 12th. 
E 
Edgar Mrs. Mary A., 321 E. 88th. 
Ellis Miss, 127 W. 34th. 
Elmslie I., 137 E. 40th. 
Espent Miss, 122 E. 41st. 
F 
Fischer Mrs. Mary A.. 1404 Third 
ave. 
Fischer Anna H. C., 890 E. 161st. 
Fischer T. Mrs.. 1069 Second ave. 
Flandreau Mrs. Margare: E., 86 
W. 134th. 
Foot Vina Z., 110 W. 22d. 
Forman Rose P., 110 W. 22d. 
Forman Grace, 110 W. 22d. 
Frasor Isabella, 137 E. 40th. 
Gallbraith Anna M., 914 Sixth ave. 
Garrison Elizabeth, 132 E. 28th. 
Gillett Nithe, 65 W. 12th. 
Gordon E.. 137 E. 40th. 
Graham Sarah J., 162 E. 37th. 
Green E. M., 110 W. 38th. 
Greenang Miss, 127 W. 34th. 
Greenfeld ReginaMrs., 338E. 117th. 
Guion Mary E., 127 E. 31st. 
Haile Edith C., 152 Lexington ave. 
H 
Hall M., 137 E. 40th. 
H«nd Marion E. Mrs., 314 W. 26th. 
Hankenson M., 137 E. 40th. 
Harris Flora, 110 W. 22d. 
Harris Pauline, 110 W. 22d. 
Harris Eliza Mrs., 231 W. 19th. 
Haseltine Mrs, Eleanor, 225 E. 
88th. 
Hecht Mrs. Freda, 328 E. 73d. 
Henderson Mrs. Margaret, 360 W. 
123d. Harlem Hospital, 1889. 
Hennis Anna, 137 E. 40th. 
Hilliker L. M., 628 E. 188th. 
Hitchcock M. C., 110 W. 22d. NEW YORK CITY. 
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M. 
Macaron Miss, 122 E. 41st. 
Macdonald Hattie E., 35 W. 16th. 
Maier Mrs. Louisa, 244 E. 79th. 
Mangan C. W., 345 W. 35th. 
Manter Evely, 35 W. 16th. 
Marsh D. T., 20 W. 12th. 
May Mrs. Bertha, 305 E. 81st. 
McCallum Mrs. J., 450 W. 57th. 
McCarthie Mrs. H., 127 E. 31st. 
McCarthy Mrs. J. J., 276 W. 38th. 
McCeery Miss, 122 E. 41st. 
McCloskey Martha, 128 E. 19th. 
McCollum Josephine, 132 E. 28th. 
McCord Hattie L., 132 E. 28th. 
McCormick Harriet, 233 E. 122d. 
McCotter H., 366 Lexington ave. 
McCotter, J., 366 Lexington ave. 
McIntyre Mary, 127 E. 31st. 
McKeon Florence, 159 W. 22d. 
McKown Lydia C., 131 E. 76th. 
Meehan Elizabeth, 142 E. 28th. 
Merritt Mattie, 127 E. 31st. 
Michel Mrs. Emma, 101 E. 122d. 
Middleton C. G., 214 W. 37th. 
Moesle Mrs. S., 159 W. 22d. 
Moody Charlotte E., 131 E. 76th. 
Morrison Mary, 863 Lexington ave. 
Mostow Ellen E., 114 Lexington ave. 
Mullhall Kate, 141 E. 40th. 
Munn Margaret, 35 W. 16th. 
Murphy Sadie, 260 W. 31st. 
Murphy Mary, 127 E. 31st. 
N. 
Nelson C., 137 E. 40th. 
Nicholas Martha, 914 Sixth ave. 
Nichols L. I., 22 W. 12th. 
Norton Eva, 127 E. 31st. 
o. 
O’Connor Sarah Mrs., 514 E. 14th. 
Ottmann Emma, 221 E. 80th. 
p. 
Pane Miss, 127 W. 34th. 
Pendleton Sarah, 146 W. I6th. 
Petto Sarah, 418 E. 80th. 
Pratt Mrs. Minnie, 110 W. 22d. 
Price Elizabeth, 35 W. 16th. 
Pokorna Barbara, 3491 Third ave. 
Poole M. E., 127 E. 31st. 
R. 
Rahe Adeline C., 209 E. 77th. 
German Hospital, 1888. 
Rasnussin Christina, 155 E. 33d. 
Raxer Mary, 209 E. 77th, Mt. 
Sinai Hospital. 
Reid Mrs. Elizabeth, 131 W. 60th. 
Remson Belle M., 35 W. 16th. 
Reynolds Virginia M., J37 E. 40th. 
Reynolds Frances, 247 W. 36th. 
Richardson Madge, 203 W. 34th. 
Robin Sarah, 110 W. 22d. 
Robinson L., 366 Lexington ave. 
Robinson S. C., 366 Lexington ave. 
Rogers Mrs. Harriet, 167 E. 53d. 
Rogers M. T., 203 W. 34th. 
Rorick L. M., 22 W. 12th. 
Ryan M., 137 E. 40th. 
s. 
Samuels Agata, 317 E. 72d. 
Saunders, 127 W. 34th. 
Scanlan Mrs., 122 E. 41st. 
Schmidt Elizabeth, 169 Forsyth. 
Schmidt Theresa, 3469 Third ave. 
Schubert Elizabeth F. Mrs., 305 E. 
12th. 
Scranton Eliza P., 161 W. 34th, 
Sehmerder Julia, 131 E. 76th. 
Sellmann Johanna Mrs., 240E. 55th. 
Grad., 1883. 
Senil Miss, 132 E. 28th. 
Sevien Sophia, 127 E. 31st. 
Shalter Mattie, 314 W. 19th. 
Shannon M., 137 E. 40th. 16 
NURSE REGISTER. 
Shearer K. E., 152 Lexington ave. 
Shiplen Mary E., 127 E. 31st. 
Sichel Mrs. Lena, 343 E. 51st. 
Siddy Margaret, 110 W. 22d 
Sinclair Fannie, Mrs., 137 E. 40th. 
Slayton Mary S., 116 E. 22d. 
Smith A., 366 Lexington ave. 
Sonneman Fride, Mrs., 127 E. 110. 
Sowarby Julia A., Mrs., 16 E. 119th. 
Spelman Ellen, 137 E. 40th. 
Stannard Miss, 126 E. 45th. 
STARKWEATHER BELLE A., 
152 Lexington ave. Grad., 1884. 
Steward A. B., 22 W. 12th. 
Stewart, Miss, 203 W. 34th. 
Stevenson A., 137 E. 40th. 
Stierle Frances, 783 Elton ave. 
Swan Mrs. Edith E., 88 E. 111th. 
Sweeny Mary L., 131 E. 76th. 
Swift Eveline, 127 E. 31st. 
Swinney Christina E., 131 E. 76th. 
Sutliff C. B., 22 W. 12th. 
T- 
Terry Theodora E., 122 E. 41st. 
Thomasson A., 366 Lexington ave. 
Toylor Anna, 65 W. 12th. 
Trimper, Miss, 231 W. 23d. 
Turner Martha, Mrs., 237 E. 26th. 
V 
Valentine Estella, 174 Lex’ton ave. 
Vanlew Mary A., 131 E. 76th. 
Veitstrans Dora, Mrs., 328 E. 84th. 
Vernon Emily C., Mrs., 267W. 125th. 
Volek M., 866 Lexington ave. 
Von Brunn C., 221 E. 80th. 
Vosburg N. M., 152 Lexington ave. 
w 
Wagner Frieda E., 114 Lex'ton ave. 
Wallis, F. E., 22 W. 12th. 
Wakefield Maria A., 46 E. 22d. 
Wakefield Auna M., 46th E. 22d. 
Warncke Emily C., 48 W. 97th. 
Grad. City Hosp. Tr. Sch.,Boston, 
1883. 
Watson Jane, Mrs., 127 E. 31st. 
Weise, Miss, 127 W. 34th. 
Westervelt, Miss. 65 W. 12th. 
White Mary T., 743 Lexington ave. 
White H., 137 E. 40th. 
Whited Anna, Mrs., 168 E. 120th. 
Whittington Marg., Mrs.,19W. 24th. 
Williams C. A., 137 E. 40th. 
Williams, Miss, 127 W. 34th. 
Willson Lettie, Mrs., 65 W. 12th. 
Wilson E., 137 E. 40th. 
Winget Elizabeth, 131 E. 76th. 
Wiltington Anna, 65 W. 12th. 
Woodruff Nellie,Mrs.,696 Ninth ave. 
Woolenberg Mrs.Martha, 330 E.63d. 
Wright Alice H., 35 W. 16th. 
Y 
Yokum Irene, 159 W. 22d. 
Yerex, Miss., 863 Lexington ave. NEW YORK CITY. 
17 
Male Nurses and Massage Operators in New 
York City, Recommended. 
A 
ACKERMAN HENRY C., 108 E. 
120th. 
Arnous Jacques C., 225 E. 76th. 
B 
Bailey Henry, 117 E. 77th. 
Barclay Hjalinar V., (Masseur), 
116 E. 53d. 
Brunzel Walter, 220 E. 10th. 
Water Cure j 
( Movement. 
c 
Castello Edward, 152 E. 39th. 
Chapman Charles, 100 E. 30th. 
Chester John C., 250 W. 49th. 
Clements Albert G., 230 E. 26th., 
Grad. Mills’ Tr. Sch., 1890. 
Connor William, 245 E. 39th. 
Craven Francis, 167 W. 53d. 
Crowell Stephen K , (Masseur), 
328 W. 48th., Tel. Call, 1246 R— 
38th St. 
Crowley Daniel, 286 Lenox ave. 
Curran Martin W., 230 E. 26th. 
Grad.-Mills’ Tr. Sch., 1890. 
D 
Dickerson Wathron, J. 44 W. 37th. 
Doyle John J., 329 E 86th. 
E 
Ellis William H., 1309 Broadway. 
Evers Walter, 161 E. 53d. 
F 
Fancett Alfred, 152 E. 53d. 
Farrell John, 347 E. 36th. 
Foley Michael J., (Masseur), 407 
Fourth ave. 
c 
Gabriel Louis, 1545 First ave. 
Geissinger Charles, 250 E. 77th. 
Guenther Louis, 931 Sixth ave. 
H 
Haertel Conrad, 210 E. 56th. 
Hannoch Julius, 231 W. 39th. 
Hansen Louis (Agency), 144 E.32d. 
Hill Cornelius M., 102 W. 37th. 
Howell William E., 233 E. 40th. 
Hubbard G. M., 170 Lexington ave. 
Huth Frank E., 100 E. 30th. 
J 
Jackson Andrew, 104 E. 71st. 
Jaenel Charles B., 361 E. 71st. 
Jordan Walter, 76 W. 50th. 
Jinks Michael, J. 444 W. 54th 
K 
t 
Karlsioe William J., 17 E. 59th. 
Keegan Michael, 210 W. 36th. 
Knudtsen John, 410 Fourth ave. 
Kramer Karl W., 817 Sixth ave. 
Kremberg Arthur, 896 Sixth ave. 
Kriska Adolph, 338 E. 76th. 
Kust‘*r Hermann, 537 Third ave. 
L 
Lacome Otto, 204 E. 70th. 
Langner Albert, (Masseur), 337 E. 
55th. 
Lawrence Joseph (Masseur), 1662 
Park ave. Tell. Call, 602 X. Grad. 
City Hospital Tr. Sch., Boston, 
1883. 
Lewis John A., 208 W. 36th. 
Lowey Albert, 585 Lexington ave. 18 
NURSE REGISTER. 
M 
McAuley Henry, 268 W. 116th. 
Me Namara Frank, 311 W. 21st. 
McQueery Henry, S., 113 W. 60th. 
Mott William D., 374 Second ave. 
N 
Newton Alfred, 455 Seventh ave. 
Norman William J., 328 W. 48th. 
P 
Paulson Matthew, (Masseur), 58 
W. 125th. Tell. Call, 617 X. 
Petto Jacob, 418 E. 80th. 
Potter James, 434 Fourth ave. 
R 
Richter Oscar, 540 E. 117th. 
Roxlan Theodore, 4 E. 45th. 
Rutzel Andrew J., 234 E. 76th. 
s 
Scheller William, 202 E. 73d. 
Schffnbe Robert, Massage and 
Hydropathic Treatment, 211 E. 
57th. 
Searles, W. G. 170 Lexington ave. 
Skelly James, 329 W. 43d. 
Strauss Jacob, 202 7th. 
T 
Townsend William K.,215W.55th. 
Massage and Electrical. 
u 
Unonius Carl, 17 E. 59th. 
V 
Vernon Joseph, 267 W. 125th. 
w 
Walters Adolphus A., 52 E. 30th. 
WINDROSS RICHARD, late of 
N. Y. Polyclinic, 610 Second ave. 
Wuhrmann Gabriel, 202 E. 73d. 
z 
Zaremba John F., 226 E. 26th. 
Grad. Mills Tr. Sch., 1890. NEW YORK CITY. 
19 
Mill’s Training School for Male Nurses, 
433 E. TWENTY-SIXTH STREET. 
In connection with Bellevue Hospital. Under the Direction of the Commissioners 
of Charities and Correction. 
The managers of the Training School for Male Nurses have made arrange 
ments with the Commissioners of Charities and Correction for the giving in 
Bellevue Hospital of a two years’ course of instruction in nursing to men 
who may be desirous of becoming professional nurses. Those wishing to 
receive the course of instruction must apply to the Superintendent of the 
Male Training School for admission. Upon the recommendation of the Su- 
perintendent they may be admitted to the school for one month on probation. 
The acceptable age of candidates is from 21 to 35 years. The applicant must 
present a certificate from a responsible person and a physician as to his good- 
moral character and sound health. Applicants are received at any time 
during the year when a vacancy exists. During the period of probation the 
applicant must be in readiness to pass an examination in reading, penman- 
ship, simple arithmetic, and English dictation. This examination is to test 
the ability of the applicant to read aloud well, to write legibly and accu- 
rately, to keep simple accounts, and to take notes of lectures. This amount 
of education is indispensable for admission to the school, but applicants are 
reminded that men of superior education and cultivation, when otherwise 
equally qualified for nurses, will be preferred to those who do not possess 
these advantages. During the period of probation the pupils are boarded 
and lodged without expense to themselves, but receive no other compensa- 
tion. Those who prove to be satisfactory will be accepted as pupil nurses 
provided that they agree to remain two years in the school, and that they 
obey the rules and regulations of the school and of the hospital. The pupils 
will reside in the “ Home” connected with the school, and serve as nurses 
in the wards of Bellevue Hospital. The second year they will be required to 
perform any duty assigned to them by the Superintendent in the hospital or 
elsewhere. The pay for the first year is $12 a month, for the second year $15 
a month. The instruction which is given is largely of a practical character, 
and such as, in the judgment of the managers, is best fitted to qualify the 
nurse for the successful exercise of his calling in future. Such of the pupils 
as complete the course to the satisfaction of the managers are subjected at 
its termination to an examination which is intended to test their general 
fitness for the work of nursing in private. If they stand the final test to the 
satisfaction of the managers, they are recommended to the Commissioners of 
Charities and Correction for diplomas and badges which certify to their 
having graduated from the school. 
The terms of the hospital year begin on the 1st of April and 1st of October. 
The course of instructions extends over a period of eighteen months, and is 
divided into three equal terms. The school consists of thirty-six pupils 
divided into classes who shall serve respectively £?s Junior Assistants, Senior 
Assistants and Head Nurses. Applicants for tuition in the Training School 
must be between twenty-five and thirty-five years of age, and possess a good 
common school education. They must produce certificates of good character, 
good health and physical capacity for the duties of nurses, and must make 
their application to the Superintendent of the hospital. If admitted, they 
will be expected to serve on probation for a period not exceeding two 
New York Hospital Training School for Nurses. 20 
NURSE REGISTER. 
months, during which time they will receive board and lodging, but no com- 
pensation unless accepted as pupils, when they must sign an agreement to 
remain in the school, and subject themselves to the rules of the hospital for 
the full period of eighteen months unless failing of promotion. At the end 
of the term there shall be an examination of the graduating class, which 
being creditably passed, shall entitle its members to a diploma under the 
seal of the hospital. The promotions from the lower classes shall be under 
the direction and control of the Executive Committee. A monthly allowance 
of $10 for the Juniors, of $13 for the Seniors, and of $16 for the Head 
Nurses will be made. Board, washing and lodging will be furnished with- 
out charge. In sickness all pupils shall have gratuitous care. The instruc- 
tion will consist in part of didactic lectures relating to the general principles 
of nursing the observation and recording of symptoms, the diet of the sick, 
and the methods of managing helpless patients. Besides this, instruction 
will be given at the bedside in the various departments of medical and sur- 
gical nursing. 
Training School for Nurses, Mount Sinai Hospital. 
850 LEXINGTON AVENUE. 
The course of instruction extends over two years. Application for admis- 
sion may be made at any time to the Superintendent. The most acceptable 
age for candidates is from twenty-one to thirty-five years. If admitted, they 
will serve one month on probation, during which time they will receive 
board and lodging, but no allowance of money unless accepted. If accepted 
as pupils, they must agree to remain two years, and will receive an allow- 
ance of $7 per month during the entire course. The course of training is 
practical nursing in the wards of Mount Sinai Hospital, and semi-weekly 
instructions by a professor of anatomy and physiology. Systematic instruc- 
tion is also given in a series of lectures by prominent physicians and sur- 
geons. Opportunities for obstetrical training are also afforded, and pupils 
are taught massage. Lessons are given in hygiene and in the preparation of 
food for the sick. At the expiration of two years, if the pupil passes a satis- 
factory examination before the Committee of Instruction, she is awarded a 
diploma. 
Bellevue Training School for Nurses, 
This school was established in 1873, and now has charge of all the women 
and children in the hospital and two male surgical wards. The course of 
training is very thorough, consisting of constant practice in surgical, medical 
and obstetrical cases ; also lectures by surgeons and physicians, lessons in 
bandaging, and cooking for the sick. Nurses are lodged and boarded free 
at the Home, 426 E. Twenty-sixth Street. The course of training is two 
years. The pay the first year is $7 per month, second year $12. After 
passing the final examination, a diploma and badge are given. Applications 
for admission should be made to the lady Superintendent at Bellevue or at 
the Home. 
426 E. TWENTY-SIXTH STREET. NEW YORK CITY. 
21 
Libraries. 
Astor (Free), Lafayette pi , near Astor pi. Open from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. 
Aguilar, 106 E. B’way and 721 Lexington ave. 
American Institute, 113 W. 38th. 
Apprentice’s, 18 E. 16th. 
Bellevue Hospital, 350 volumes. 
City, Room 12, City Hall. 
Cooper Union (Free), Cooper Institute, Seventh St., cor. Fourth ave. Open 
from 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. 
First Ward, 135 G’wich. 
Free Library of St. Mark’s Memorial Chapel, 288 E. 10th. 
Free Library of the Five Points Mission, 63 Park. 
Gaelic Society, 17 W. 28th. 
Harlem, 2238 Third ave. 
Huebner Eleanor, 39 Attorney. 
Law Library of the Equitable Life Assurance Society, 120 Broadway. 
Lenox Library, 1001 Fifth ave, G. H. Moore, Librarian. Apply by postal 
for card of admission. 
Library of the Physicians to the German Hospital and Dispensary, 135 
Second ave. Contains about 3,000 volumes of medical periodicals ; 
catalogue printed. Open from 2 to 5. Admission without charge on 
introduction from any member, which entitles to borrow books. Dr. Her- 
man G. Klotz, Librarian. 
Loan for ships, 74 Wall. 
Maimonides, 203 E. 57th. 
Masonic, 79 W. 23d. 
Medico-Legal Society, 57 Broadway. Works on medical jurisprudence. Dr. 
M. D. Field, Librarian. 
Mercantile Library Association of New York, Astor pi. 200,000 volumes 
(3,000 medical). Fees $5 per annum to all except clerks. Open from 
8 a. m. to 9 p. m. 
New York Academy of Medicine, 17 W. 43d. Free to the profession and to 
the public. Contains over 40,000 volumes. Open daily from 10 a. m. 
to 10 p. m. Dr. T. M. Cheesman, Librarian. 
New York Hospital Library and Pathological Museum, 8 W. 16th. Con- 
tains more than 18,609 volumes. Open to the medical profession for con- 
sultation from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. Dr. F. P. Foster, Librarian. 
New York Historical Society, 170 Second ave. Library opens from 9 a. m. 
to 6 p. m. Admission by card from a member. Charles Ishan, 
Librarian. 
New York Free Circulating, 49 Bond, 135 Second ave., 251 W. 13th and 226 
W. 42d. 22 
NURSE REGISTER. 
New York State Medical Association, 64 Madison ave. This library con- 
tains 12,788 rolumes, accessible to the general profession from 9 a. m. 
to 3 p. m., and to the Fellows of the New York State Medical Associ- 
ation, and to the members of the New York County Medical Association 
from 9 a. m. to 11 p. m. daily. Dr. E. F. Arnold, Librarian. 
New York Law Institute, Room 116 Post Office Building. 
New York Port Society, 46 Catherine. 
New York Produce Exchange, Produce Exchange. 
Railroad Men’s, 361 Madison ave. 
St. Aloysius, 210 E. 4th. 
St. Barnabas, 38 Bleecker. 
Seamen’s Missionary Society, 21 Coenties si. 
University Law, 41 University Building. 
Washington Heights, cor. Tenth ave. and 156th St. 
Woman’s, 19 Clinton place. 
Young Men’s Christian Association, corner Fourth ave. and 23d St.. Open 
from 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. R. E. Poole, Librarian. 
Young Women’s Christian Association, Free Circulating, 7 E. 15th. 
Michael & Strauss, 
PRINTERS / STATIONERS, 
ACCOUNT BOOKS MADE TO ORDER, 
No. 46 VESEY STREET, 
Near Church Street, NEW YORK. 
NEWSPAPERS. BOOKS, CATALOGUES, PAMPHLETS, ETC. STATE OF NEW YORK. 
23 
Nurses and Massage Operators in New York, 
Recommended. 
B 
Betts Miss H., 89 Hanson pi. B’klyn. 
Borkhausen Miss, 144 Prince, 
Brooklyn. 
Brink Miss V., 851 Fulton, Brook- 
lyn'. 
Brintall Helen A., Syracuse. 
Buchanan Eliza, Oyster Bay, L. I. 
Butts Kate A., Wassaic. 
c 
Carson Julia A., 193S. 3d, Brooklyn. 
Chapman Mrs. H.. Binghampton. 
Cornell Miss, 346 Contlin,Brooklyn. 
D 
Denny Thomas, 145Pearl,Brooklyn. 
Duthweiler F., 132 Jefferson,B’klyn. 
F 
Finneron Agnes B., Mongaup Val- 
ley, Sullivan Co. 
Fitzharris Peter, 24 Verandah pi., 
Brooklyn. 
c 
Goodale Elizabeth E., N. Litchfield. 
Goodbridge Miss A. B., Tompkins 
pi., Brooklyn. 
Griffin Caroline, Barrytown. 
Grimstead Miss P. E., 455 Gates 
ave., Brooklyn. 
H 
Healy Miss, 36 Garden pi., Brooklyn. 
Hubbell Elizabeth, Buffalo. 
J 
Johnson Mrs., cor. Fulton & Waver- 
ly ave., Brooklyn. 
Jackson Miss, 52 Tompkins pi.. 
Brooklyn. 
K 
Kimball Mrs., 231 St. James pi., 
Brooklyn. 
Kinnie Mrs. Olivia, Rockport. 
L 
Love Julia E., Bellona. 
Luke Miss C. A., 71 Greene 
Brooklyn. 
M 
Meekerson Mrs., 321 St. Marks pi., 
Brooklyn. 
Merrit Clara, 255 Theodore, Stein- 
way, L. I. 
Moore Mrs. Endora, Elmira. 
Morcrief Mrs., 63 Jefferson ave., 
Brooklyn. 
Mowatt Miss, 36 Garden pi., Brook- 
lyn. 
McCurdy Cora B., Elmira. 
McIntosh Mrs., 32 Greene ave., 
Brooklyn. 
McKibbin Mary J., Newburg. 
McLaughlin Alice, Flushing, L. I. 
McVeilley Annie, Flushing, L. I. 
o 
O’Reilly Mrs. Mary, Glens Falls. 
P 
Payne Miss, 346 Clinton, Brooklyn, 
Pullen Lillie V., Flushing, L. I, 
Q 
Quackenbush Mrs., Stapleton, S. I. 
R 
Rielley Miss, 305 Chauncey, B’klyn. 
Riley Anna F., Sandy Hill. 
s 
Scott Mrs., 60 Rogers, Brooklyn. 
Seaman Miss H., 341 Bainbridge, 
Brooklyn. 
Sheldon Agnes M., Gadyville. 
Spicer Henrietta A., Glen Falls. 
T 
Thayer Alida Mrs., Danesville. 
Townsend Mary, Flushing, L. 1. 
w 
Webb Mrs., 89th, Fort Hamilton, 
Brooklyn. 24 
NURSE REGISTER. 
Training-School for Nurses, 
CHARITY HOSPITAL, BLACKWELL’S ISLAND, N. Y. 
For Instructions in Medical and Surgical Special Nursing. 
The school is under the authority of the Commissioners of Charities and 
Correction. The term of service is two years. Nurses reside in the hospital 
and receive in addition to board and washing, the first year, $10 per month, 
and the second year, $15. The applicants must be over twenty years of age 
and under thirty-five, and must present a certificate from a responsible person 
and a physician, as to their moral character and health. Course of instuction 
consists in service in the surgical, medical, and “ special” wards of Charity 
Hospital, and in the lying-in wards of Maternity Hospital. In addition to 
this, lectures upon the various branches of nursing are given by the visiting 
physicians and surgeons and members of the house staff, and frequent exam- 
inations are held by the Committee on Training-School. Those wishing to 
receive this course of instruction must apply to the Committee on Training- 
School of Charity Hospital, upon whose approval they will be accepted as 
pupils in the school. At the expiration of two years, those who are fully 
qualified, will receive a diploma signed by the Medical Examining Committee 
and the Commissioners of Public Charities and Correction, setting forth that 
they are experienced and competent nurses. Number limited to forty-five. 
Training-School for Nurses, 
LONG ISLAND COLLEGE HOSPITAL, BROOKLYN, N. Y. 
The regular terms commence on the first of April and the first of October, 
but pupils will also be received at other times if vacancies exist. The course 
extends over two years, and includes all the branches of medical, surgical, 
and obstetrical nursing. The practical instruction takes place in the wards 
and the dispensary of the hospital The theoretical is given by the faculty of 
the college in a course of lectures anatomy, physiology, obstetrics, sur- 
gery, food, and medicine symptomatology and gymcology. Applicants for 
admission should be between twenty-five and thirty-five years ; they must 
serve one month on probation without compensation ; if admitted for the full 
course, they receive afterwards $9 per month for the first and $15 for the sec- 
ond year; also board, lodging, and washing, and in case of sickness, medical 
attendance free of charge. At the end of the full course a suitable diploma is 
given to the pupils if they creditably pass an examination conducted by the 
college faculty. The nurses lodge in a wing of the hospital especially con- 
structed for them. Miss Ida L. Sutliffe is the superintendent of the school to 
whom all applications for further information can be addressed. STATE OF CONNECTICUT. 
25 
Training-School for Nurses 
BROOKLYN, N. Y. 
The school was organized and commenced work on November 1. 1880. It 
is directed by a society incorporated by the State, consisting of twenty-seven 
managers who appoint a superintendent. Arrangements have been made 
with the Brooklyn Hospital authorities to afford a two-years course of train- 
ing, and the nurses are lodged in a separate building or “ Home” on the 
grounds. During the first year the Nurses care fot the sick in the hospital ; 
the second year, they are sent out to care for sick in private families. The 
nurses receive from the school $7 a month the first year, and $12 a month 
during the second year. There are at present—August—thirty nurses in the 
school. 
The Training School for Male Nurses, 
CHARITY HOSPITAL, BLACKWELL’S ISLAND, N. Y., 
Was organized in the Spring of 1887 and has twenty-five pupils. Managers, 
for 1891: Dr. James F. Ferguson, Chairman, and Dr. P. A. Morrow, to whom 
application should be made for admission. The term of service is two years. 
Orderlies reside in the Hospital and receive, in addition to board and wash- 
ing, the first year $12; the second year $15. At the expiration of two full 
years those who are qualified will receive diplomas certifying to their knowl- 
edge of nursing, their ability and good character, signed by the Commissioners 
of Public Charities and Correction, the President and Secretary of the Medical 
Board, and the Managers of the School. 
Nurses and Massage Operators in Connecticut, 
Recommended. 
A 
Ashley Maria L., Willimantic. 
B. 
Barrows Mrs. E. C., New Preston. 
Beeman A. E., New Preston. 
Beisiegel Kate, New Haven. 
Benedict Bessie, New Haven. 
Benham Cath. M., New Haven. 
BLAKESLEE LESLIE W., 23Plank 
Road, Waterbury. Grad. Mill’s 
Tr. Sch., 1890. 
Blakeslee Mrs. E. J., Wallingford. 
Bolton Emma, Hartford. 
Bowker Harriet P., New Haven. 
Brainard Vina A., Cobalt. 
Brown Adelaide, New Haven 
Bur Adele J., New Haven. 
Byrnes Lucia M., Norwich. 
c. 
Cheeney Adelaide M., New Haven. 
Chevalier Mrs. Theresa New Haven 
Coit Mary E., Norwich. 
Corigdon Josephine A., N. Haven 
Costello Nellie M., New Haven. 
Couch Harriet L., Norwich. 
Cunningham Mary E., New Haven. 
Curley Josephine, Mansfield. 26 
NURSE REGISTER. 
D. 
Danaher Mary L., New Haven. 
Darrow Mary A., No. 1 Stumball 
St., New London. 
Demme Mary A., New Haven. 
Dibble Sarah E., Seymour. 
Dudley Hattie E., New Haven. 
E. 
Edwards Frances R., Windsor. 
F. 
Fleischner Mrs. Sarah, Darien. 
Fowler Mrs. Julia, New Haven. 
Fox Annie A., New Haven. 
Fuller Caroline, New Haven. 
c. 
Gates Mrs. Emma, Say brook. 
Goeckler Agnes D., New Haven. 
Goodwin Mary J., New Haven. 
Gregory Hattie E., New Haven. 
H 
Hall Martha T., Willingford. 
Hodge Maria T.«, New Haven. 
Hollister Edith E., Monroe. 
I. 
Ivers Frances E., Bridgeport. 
J. 
Jahn Alma L., Norwich. 
K. 
Keach Lottie E., Norfold. 
Kingsley Mary B., New Haven. 
L. 
Lancing Mrs. Mary E., Bridgeport. 
Lanfare Antoinette C., New Haven. 
Learned Anna C., New London. 
Lewis Mrs. Mary, Farmington. 
Loomis E., Enfield. 
Lyman Susan, Hartford. 
M. 
Manwaring Irene, Clinton. 
Marsh Mrs. Julia R., New Haven. 
Mercer Nellie N., New London. 
Mott H. Bella, Ansonia. 
P. 
Parmelee Mary, Cobalt. 
Payne Elizabeth, New Haven. 
Peck Josephine G., Plainville. 
Pilot Mrs. Katherine, New Haven. 
Riggs Carrie W., Wolcottville. 
Riley Mary, Fair Haven. 
Clark Ellen V., West Haven. 
Roberts Chloe, Winsted. 
Rohe Elizabeth, Ansonia. 
Pope Sylvia, New Haven. 
Rossiter Frances, North Guilford. 
s. 
Smith Mrs. Eva M., New Haven. 
Smith F. Emma, Norwich. 
Smith Mary E., New Haven. 
Snyder Hattie C., New Haven. 
Soltau Lillie, New Haven. 
Somers Elizabeth A., Waterbury. 
Strong Caroline A., New Haven. 
Surry Mrs. Bertha J., New Haven. 
T. 
Thomas Lillian F., Portland. 
Tomlinson Mary A., New Haven. 
Tuttle Alice, Plantsville. 
V. 
Voorhis Kate Van, Stratford. 
w. 
Washburn Emma L., New Haven. 
Wheeler Mrs. L. M., Huntington. 
Wilkinson Sarah, New Haven. STATE OF CONNECTICUT. 
27 
Training School for Nurses, 
HARTFORD, CONN. 
In connection with the Hartford Hospital. Twenty Pupils. Miss Flora Macrae, 
Supt., a Graduate of the Boston City Hospital. 
The Directors of the Hartford Hospital have made arrangements forgiving, 
at the Hospital, two years’ training to women desirous of becoming profes- 
sional nurses. Persons wishing to receive this course must apply to the lady 
Superintendent of the Nurses’ School ; upon her approval they will be 
accepted as pupils in the Hospital. 
Candidates must be over twenty-one and under thirty-five years of age. 
They must be of sound health, and must present, on application, a cer- 
tificate from some responsible person as to their good character. 
Applicants will be received for one month on probation During this 
month they are boarded and lodged at the expense of the Hospital, but receive 
no compensation if they leave before the expiration of this month or are found 
incompetent by the Superintendent. 
They will reside in the Hospital and serve the first year as assistants in the 
wards of the Hospital, the second year they will be expected to perform any 
duty assigned them by the Superintendent, either to act as nurses in the 
Hospital or to be sent to private cases among the rich or poor. 
Those persons complying with the foregoing conditions will be accepted as 
pupils by signing a written agreement to remain at the school for two years 
and to conform to the rules of the Hospital. • 
The pupils are taught to prepare food, together with drinks and stimulants 
for the sick ; to understand the art of ventilation without chilling the patient, 
both in private houses and hospital wards, and all that pertains to night in 
distinction from day nursing. 
To report to the physician accurate observation of the state of the secre- 
tion, expectoration, pulse,skin, appetite, temperature of the body intelligence 
(as delirium or stupor), breathing, sleeping, condition of wounds, eruptions, 
formation of matter, effect of diet, stimulants, or medicines, and to learn the 
management of convalescents. 
Instruction will be given by attending and resident physicians and sur- 
geons at the bedside of the patients, and in various other ways, also, by the 
lady Superintendent and head nurse. 
The pupils will pass through the different wards, serving and being taught, 
for one year. They will be supplied with board and lodging, and will be 
paid ($10) per month the first year, the second, ($14) per month. 
When the full term of two years is completed, the nurses thus trained, 
after passing a final examination, will receive diplomas, certifying to their 
knowledge of nursing, their ability, and good character. 
The graduates from the training school for nurses during the year have 
been : Miss Henrietta Willett, Miss Rilla J. Perry, Miss Ella E. Gibbs, Miss 
Alice M. Smith, Miss Delia N. Smith, Miss Jennie R. Field, Miss Harriett A. 
Lorber, Mrs. Addie, R. Young, Miss Martha J. Wilkinson, Miss Mary J. 
Barr, Miss Alma A. Robinson, and Miss Belle M. Snelling. 28 
NURSE REGISTER. 
Training School for Nurses. 
Established in connection with the General Hospital in 1873, and having at 
present a Head Nurse, an Assistant, and Thirty two 
Female Pupils. 
Application for admission may be made at any time to the Superintendent. 
The Executive Committee of the Connecticut Training School for Nurses has 
made arrangements with the authorities of the New Haven Hospital for 
training women desirous of becoming professional nurses. The candidates 
must be over twenty-four and under forty years of age, and must present a 
certificate from a clergyman and a physician as to her good moral character 
and sound health. She will be received for one month on probation without 
compensation. Those fulfilling the conditions of the probationary month 
will be accepted as pupil nurses. They must then sign a written agreement 
to remain under the directions of the school for two years. They will reside 
in the Nurses’ Home and pass through the different wards of the Hospitai, 
serving and being taught for one year. During the second year of their con- 
nections with the school the nurses will be assigned the special duties in the 
Ho*spital to missionary cases in this city or to the care of patients in private 
families. 
They will be supplied with board, washing and lodging, and will receive 
during the entire term 200 dollars. 
When the full term is ended the nurses thus trained will each receive a 
diploma signed by a physician of the Committee, the President and officers 
of the School. 
W. LESLIE BLAKESLEE, 
MENTAL, MEDICAL AND SURGICAL 
Nurse and Massage Operator, 
23 PLANK ROAD, WATERBURY, CONN. 
Graduate Mill’s Training School for Male Nurses, connected with Bellevue Hospital, 
New York. Telegrams answered promptly. STATE OF NEW JERSEY. 
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Nurses and Massage Operators in New Jersey, 
Recommended. 
A 
Anderson Margaret, Bernardsville. 
B 
Bentz Caroline M., Orange. 
Boese Henrietta, Orange. 
Brennan Kate, 47 William, Orange. 
Brocket Ellen B., Orange. 
Burnett Mary B., 25 Waverly pi., 
Orange. 
c 
Carmichael Miss, 25 Waverly pi., 
Orange Valley. 
Carroll Miss, 55 Westervelt ave. 
Plainfield. 
Clarke Lillian M., 25 Waverly pi., 
Orange. 
Costelloe John, 222 Third, Jersey 
City. 
Coy Mrs., 79 Elizabeth ave., Eliza- 
beth. 
D 
Day Hettie L., 25 Waverly pi., 
Orange. 
Deane L., 77 Auburn, Paterson. 
Decker Mary, Parsippany. 
Downie Elizabeth, 4(5Hill, Newark. 
Druge Beatrice M., 25 Waverly pi., 
Orange. 
F 
Freegans Jennie, Orange. 
c 
Gray Jane, Orange. 
H 
Hawkins Ellen, Orange. 
Herbert, Miss N., 305 Van Houten 
pi.. Paterson. 
Honeyman Helen B., Orange. 
J 
Jacobus Miss, 113 First, Elizabeth. 
K 
Kennedy Jessie, Orange. 
Kunz Christine L., 402 Garden, 
Hoboken. 
L 
Leddan Mrs. E., 102 First, Hoboken. 
Leland Mary M., Orange. 
Lemrow Mrs. Anna C., Center, 
Orange. 
Lyon.Florence E., Orange. 
M 
Moussette Marie, 40 Hill, Newark. 
o 
Ogden Miss S. P., 1152 Elizabeth 
ave., Elizabeth. 
Ogle Emily, Orange. 
Osborne Miss J., 152 Broadway, 
Paterson. 
P 
Powers Miss G. S., 82 Prescott court, 
Jersey City. 
R 
Ratel Mrs., 152 Second, Elizabeth. 
Roome James, Tenafly. 
s 
Saunders Susan F., East Orange. 
Stephen d’Arcy, 47 William, Orange. 
Stewart Mrs., 215 Marshall, Eliza- 
beth. 
Squire Marietta B., Summitt. 
Swatton Miss D. B., Arlington. 
T 
Tague Helen I., 25 Waverlv pi., 
Orange. 
Trimmer Luella, Orange. 
Tyler Emma L., 84 Clendenny ave., 
Jersey City. 
V 
Vernol Kathryn A., 263 Grove, Jer- 
sey City. 
Vernol Sarah A., 263 Grove, Jersey 
City. 
Victor Agnes, Orange. 
w 
Wallace Mary J., 25 Waverly pi., 
Orange. 
Wallace Jean D., 25 Waverly pi. 
Orange. 
Ward Eliza W., Newark. 
Whiting Frank J., Orange. 
Wilcox Emily F., Newark. 30 
NURSE REGISTER. 
Training School for Nurses, Memorial Hospital. 
CORNER ESSEX AVENUE AND HENRY STREET, ORANGE, N. J. 
The Orange Training School Association has made arrangements with the 
authorities of the Orange Memorial Hospital for giving two years’ training 
to women desirous of becoming professional nurses. Those wishing to 
obtain this course of instruction must apply by letter to the chairman of the 
Committee on Nurses, upon whose approval they will be received into the 
school for two months on probation. The most acceptable age for candidates 
is from twenty-two to forty years. The applicant should send a letter from 
a clergyman, testifying to her good moral character, and from a physician, 
stating that she is in sound health. Applicants are received at any time 
during the year when there is a vacancy. Those who prove satisfactory wi. 
be accepted as pupil nurses after signing an agreement to remain two years 
and to obey the rules of the school and hospital. They will serve for the 
first year as assistants in the wards of the hospital; the second year they will 
be expected to perform any duty assigned to them by the Association, either 
to act as nurses in the hospital or to be sent to private cases among the rich 
or poor. Pupils receive six dollars a month the first three months, and 
twelve dollars a month for the remainder of the course. The teaching will be 
given by visiting and resident physicians and surgeons at the bedside of the 
patients by the Superintendent, and by such specialists as may be needed. 
Lectures, recitations and demonstrations will take place from time to time, 
and examinations at stated periods. When the full term of two years is 
ended, on passing an examination, each receives a diploma signed by the 
Examining Board. 
Training School for Nurses, Newark, N. J. 
This school gives a very thorough course of instruction to its pupils, ex- 
tending over a period of two years. Applicants are admitted whenever there 
is a vacancy. They must be between the ages of twenty-one and thirty-five, 
be possessed of good health and a fair English education. They must pre- 
sent letters certifying to their good moral character. The instruction con. 
sists of practical work in the wards, including the care of medical, surgical, 
obstetric and contagious cases. Lectures are given each year by medical 
members of the Board of Directors, and lessons in elementary anatomy, 
physiology, and later from the weeks’ Text Book of Nursing by the principal 
of the school. The pupils attend surgical operations and many post-mortem 
examinations. They are lodged, boarded and washing done, ar.d are paid 
the first year from f!8 to $10 per month, the second year from $12 to $15. 
In sickness all nurses are cared for gratuitously. They are allowed a vaca- 
tion of two weeks each year, and at the end of their course, after passing a 
satisfactory examination, receive a diploma. Address Principal of I raining 
School City Hospital, Fairmount Ave., Newark, N. J. NEW YORK CITY. 
31 
Medical Books, Periodicals, etc., Issued for the use and 
Interest of Nurses. 
Any Book in this list sent by mail, post paid, on receipt of price. 
Allan, Notes on Fever Nursing ..... . $ .75 
Anderson, Medical Nursing ......... 1.00 
Bell, Notes on Surgery for Nurses. By Joseph Bell, M.D. 16mo. 
Cloth 1.00 
Brennan, The Patient’s Record for the Use of Nurses and Physicians. 
By Agnes S. Brennan, Supt. of Bellevue Training School for 
Nurses. Small 4to, half leather. . . . . . . 2.00 
Brown, The Invalids’ Tea Tray ........ .50 
Bruen, Outlines for the Management of Diet ; or, the Regulation of 
Food to the Requirements of Health and the Treatment of Disease. 
By E. T. Bruen, M.D. 12mo, extra Cloth ..... 1.10 
Bucknill, Care of the Insane ......... 1.00 
Century of Nursing ........... .50 
Coles, Nurse and Mother. A Manual of Monthly Nursing . . . 1.50 
Cullingworth, A Manual of Nursing, Medical and Surgical. By 
Charles J. Cullingworth, M.D., Physician to St. Thomas’ Hospital, 
London. Third Revised Edition. With 18 Illustrations. 12mo. 
Cloth 1.00 
Cullingworth, A Manual for Monthly Nurses. Third Edition. 32mo. 
Cloth 50 
Dock, A Text Book of Materia Medica for Nurses. By Davinia L. 
Dock,-Graduate of Bellevue Training School for Nurse and Supt. 
Grace Memorial House. Cloth ....... 1.25 
Domville, Manual for Nurses and others engaged in attending to the 
Sick. By Ed. J. Domville, M.D. Sixth Edition. With Receipts 
for Sick-room Cookery, etc. Cloth ....... .75 
Fothergill and Wood, Food for the Invalid ...... 1.00 
Fullerton, Obstetrical Nursing. A Handbook for Nurses, Students 
and Mothers. By Anna M. Fullerton, M.D., Demonstrator of 
Obstetetrics in the Woman’s Medical College ; Physician in charge 
of, and Obstetrician and Gynaecologist to, the Woman’s Hospital, 
Philadelphia, etc. 34 Illustrations. 12mo. 212 pages. Cloth. . 1.25 
Getchell, Maternal Management ........ .30 
Any of the above sent by 7nail post paid on receipt of price. 32 
NURSE REGISTER. 
Graham, A Treatise on Massage—Theoretical and Practical : Its His- 
tory, Mode of Application, Effects, Indications, etc. Second 
Edition, revised and enlarged. By Douglas Graham, M.D. 8vo. 
Cloth 2.75 
Graham, Recent Developments in Massage. 8vo. 18 pages. Paper . .25 
Granger, How to Care for the Insane. A Manual for the Instruction 
of Attendants upon the Insane. By Dr. William D. Granger, State 
Asylum, Buffalo, N. Y. 16mo, cloth extra ..... .60 
Hale, Management of Children in Health and Sickness. Second Edition .75 
Hand-Book of Nursing for Family and General Use, by the Connecti- 
cut Training School for Nurses. Cloth ...... 1.25 
Hartshorne (H), Guide to Medicine Chest ...... .75 
Harris, The Nurse . . . . . . . . . . . .60 
Hartshorne, Our Homes. Their Situation, Construction, Drainage, 
etc. By Henry Hartshorne, M.D. Illustrated. Cloth . . . .50 
Henderson, Diet for the Sick ......... 1.50 
Holland, Diet for the Sick ......... .50 
Hood, Diseases and their Commencement. Lectures to Trained Nurses 1.00 
Hufeland, Long Life. Art of Prolonging Life. By C. W, Hufeland. 
Edited by Erasmus Wilson. M.D. 12mo. Cloth .... 1.00 
Humphrey, A Manual for Nurses. Including general Anatomy and 
Physiology, Management of the Sick-room, etc. By Laurence 
Humphrey, M.A., M.B., M.R.C.S., Assistant Physician to, and 
Lecturer at Addenbrook’s Hospital, Cambridge, England. 12mo. 
Illustrated. 242 pages. Cloth ....... 1.25 
Keating, Maternity; Infancy ; Childhood. The Hygiene of Preg- 
nancy ; the Nursing and Weaning of Infants ; the Care of Children 
in Health and Disease. By John M. Keating, M.D. 12mo, extra 
Cloth 1.00 
Lawrence, What to do in Cases of Accidents and Emergencies. 
Describing the Symptoms in each Case, and How to Treat Them. 
By Joseph B. Lawrence. 16mo. Cloth ...... .75 
Lee, Tracts on Massage. Three Parts Ready. Each 30 
Lincoln, School and Industrial Hygiene. By D. F. Lincoln, M.D. 
Cloth ............. .50 
Luckes, Hospital Sisters and their Duties. By Eva C. E. Liickes, 
Matron to the London Hospital ; Author of “Lectureson Nursing.” 
12mo. Cloth ........... 1.00 
Mills, The Nursing and Care of the Nervous and the Insane. By Chas. 
K. Mills, M.D. 12mo. Extra cloth, ...... 1.00 
Mitchell (S. W.), Nurse and Patient, etc. ..... .50 
Murrell, Massage. Fifth Edition, Illustrated, ..... 1.50 
Nursing (A Manual of). Prepared for the Training School for Nurses 
attached to Bellevue Hospital. By Mary Putnam Jacobi, M.D. 
and Victoria White, M.D. 16mo. Boards ..... .75 
Any of the above sent by mail post paid on receipt of price. NEW YORK CITY. 
33 
Ostrom, Massage and the Original Swedish Movements. Their Applica- 
tion to Various Diseases of the Body. A Manual for Students, Nurses 
and Physicians. By Kurre W. Ostrom, frum the Royal University 
of Upsala, Sweden ; Instructor in Massage and Swedish movements 
in the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, and in the Phila- 
delphia Polyclinic and College for Graduates in Medicine, etc. Il- 
lustrated by Wood Engravings, drawn especially for this purpose. 
12mo. Cloth ........... .75 
Parvin, Lectures on Obstetric Nursing. Delivered at the Training 
School for Nurses of the Philadelphia Hospital. By Theophilus 
Parvin, M.D., Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and 
Children, at Jefferson Medical College ; Obstetrician to Philadelpia 
Hospital. 12mo. Cloth ......... .75 
Poisons,which if taken, require prompt treatment ; their remedies and 
and antidotes. A Manual for the treatment of Poisoning and other 
Emergencies in the absence of the Physician. Cloth . . . .75 
Post, The Nightingale Weekly. By Sarah E. Post, M.D. Per year . 2.00 
Post, Massage Primer. By Sarah E. Post, M.D. . . . . . 1.00 
Record for the Sick-Room. Designed for Nurses and Others engaged 
in Caring for the Sick . . . . . . $ .25 Per dozen 2.50 
Schreiber on Massage. Translated, with authorization, by Walter 
Mendelson, M.D. In one octavo volume of 274 pages, with 117 il- 
lustrations. Cloth .......... 2.75 
Suggestions for the Sick Room 25 
Sumner, The Trained Nurse the recognized Organ of the Nursing 
Profession. By Annette M. Sumner . per No. $ .25; year 2.00 
Taylor, Massage and the Movement Cure ...... 1.50 
Temperature Charts for Recording Temperature, Respiraton, Pulse, 
Day, of Disease, Date, Age, Sex, Occupation, Name, etc. Put up 
in Pads, each . . . . . . . . . . .50 
The Hygiene of the Nursery, including the General Regimen and 
Feeding of Infants and Children, and the Domestic Management 
of the Ordinary Emergencies of Early Life. Second Edition. En- 
larged. 24 Illustrations. 12mo, 280 pages. -Cloth . . . 1.00 
Thompson, Training-Schools for Nurses. With Notes on Twenty-two 
Schools. By W. G. Thompson, M.D. 16mo. Cloth . . . .60 
Wagner, Record and Temperature Chart, copyrighted. By Frieda E. 
Wagner. In Pad form of 100 ........ 1.00 
Weeks, A Text-Book of Nursing, for the use of Training-Schools, 
Families and Private Students. By Clara S. Weeks. 12mo. Cloth 1.25 
West, How to Nurse Sick Children. ....... .50 
White, Medical Register. By William T. White, M.D. Cloth . . 2.50 
White, Manual of Nursing ......... 1.00 
Wilson, Practical Lessons in Nursing; Designed for the Use of Profes- 
sional and other Nurses, and especially as a Text-Book for Nurses 
in Training. By J. C. Wilson, A.M., M.D. 12mo. Extra Cloth 1.00 
Worcester, Monthly Nursing. By A. Worcester, M.D. 12mo. Cloth 1.25 
Any of the above sent by mail post paid on receipt of price. NURSE REGISTER. 
ELLIS' BUREAU 
FOR 
TRAINED MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NORSES, 
ESTABLISHED 1879. 
No. 1309 BROADWAY, 
South-west corner 34th Street, N6W York City. 
THIS BUREAU WILL FURNISH AT ALL HOURS, DAY OR NIGHT, FREE OF CHARGE, 
TRAINED MALE AND FEMALE NURSES, 
Male and Female Massage Operators. 
SELECTION OF GOOD WET NURSES. 
From 10 A. M. to -1 P. M. under supervision of Mrs. ELLIS. 
WM. If. ELLIS, T*ro/>. and Manager. 
WM. LI . ELLIS, 
Massage Operator. 
Works under Physician’s orders only. 
Selected Male and Female Massage Operators Furnished. 
1309 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.