The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-20
THE CHARITY EXHIBIT.

Eighty Institutions Heard From-A
Critical Companion OF tho Figures
1he Honest Black Brother Compared
with the White Philanthropists.
We continue our exhibit OF the receipts and dts
bursements OF sHch charitable institutions az have
supplied the information asked for; but, of nearly
800 institutions who were asked for this infOrma-
tfon and statement OF what proportion Of the
disbursements was paid for salaries. &C., only
about eighty have responded. No institution that
Is carefully ana conscientiousy managed, with q
view OF faithfully distributing the money placed in
its hands by the charitable public, need hesitate
to exhibit the facts as shown by their books. The
public have seen enough from the figures that
have already appeared in these columns to satisfy
them that all the charities are not for the poor
alone, but for the support, in some instances, of
snecurists, and they Will hesitate before entrust-
ing their donations to societies. who are afraid to
exhibit their statements through the press. few
days will suflce to show how many OF the 800 In
situations applied to are disposed to let their light
shine in the HERALD's financial exhibit.
MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL FOR THE YEAR 1873
Received from pay patients, members. dons.
tons, $40 SO
Paid for other expenses. 3l,22O 20
Total paid out IS
Average number treated ....................... 70
Admitted during year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 795
Outdoor patients treated gratuitously ....... l7N
Total treated. . 26.s,
RoxAx CATHOLIC INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOB SOLDIERS
pREH roR 1873
Received from city 5000 %
Total receipts. q
Expended for servants salaries and wages.. LOSE 81
Expended In 26,647 81
ROMAN CATHOLIC HOUSE OF MERCY ENDING
WIS ocToBrR l. 1873
Al from fy Q y
Received from other sources iuiSS %
Value OF articles contributed 100 "
Total receipts. ...........Sl78l5 10
Paid engineer and servants. ........ I5s2 90
Actual expended in relief. ......... 1855 %
Total expenditures. $I77l5 90
Number OF girls sheltered and instructed .... Pa
Number Of external poor relieved (personsj... 77D
norrxAH DIsPErsARr FOR YEAR ENDING !. 1874
Received from other sources Nothinss
Pad tor Tor other pSrposes
Number treated during s73................... ls2
Number OF prescriptions put up.............. 6l6S
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, CORNER AVENUE AND THIRTY.
Received from Observation-Disclosures. Mating
Paid for salaries ocsrs teachers sStainS
Amount actually expended in relief Nothin =.
The above Is the form of report sent by the
ducts 1t Ia not given, and the public will be curious
70 know whether It Is one OF those managed by the
nards OF the Five Points House Of ISdSstry or ny
some other nrm OF charity dispensers.
wonIrscwoxE.'s rRorEorrvr UNION YEAR 1873
From oSt other a sources about s SCtS1pS
Value all articles contributed. Nothing
Total receipts. $1,000 90
Paid for salaries officers, servants &C. ,.... Lsg 10
Actual expenditures relief except In the case
Of homeless and girls and those ACTUALLY srer.
ing bread, and that BY extra effort Of oss In charge
Of the Union.
The above is report sent to the BxxAIp ana
signed by N. w. Ferrer, superintendent. A cor
respondent. noticing sy nopss OF the aoove IN the
HERALD, writes 1.-THE best OF ~ win be All the
better for q healthy ventilation. Truth makes us
strong Dig deep and your fruits VIII be the more
ahppdaptH and enclQses the pytnted report Of the