New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
ting the necessary evidence, but that fact a,a -.
nish any why the action could not be- not r
HOSPITAL SUNDAY AND sATUpn >

The Hospital Saturday and Sunday As,oc,,,,.-
of this city held special meeting at 81
Hospital, No. II West Fifty-fourtn-st last .'
ing. George Maocullocn presiding. Anna, :,
present we're Henry T.. Pellew, William A go,
Hysan BLUM OF the ut Sinai Hospital, + 39mitn,
Cadwalder, Of the st. Marys Free Rosn,,.na u
Children; Nelson j. Waterbury of tbs vs,y fof
OOhthalrnic and Aural Institute; Oliver n p.iiyv
of the HalInenann Hospital; Walter Edward "ef
Of the PRESBYTERIAN Hospital; the Reg, DR. Ibs,JJiy
NJ. Peters OF the House OF Rest tor Consup
John H. Mortimer. of tho Manhattan Eye xnd ~
Hospital, and Frederick Sturges of the nst,,n "a
for the Relief Of tho Ruptured and Crippled 'uN
In the absence Of George s. Baker, who MA. 4.
tanned at home on account OF indisDositloa nIe
man Blum was elected secretary After tna ~
posal of minor matters, the subject Of the ans Wy
collections which are 20 he taken this year IN ~
the churches on Saturday and Sunday Deceni ~
80 aud 81, Was discussed. Dir. Miller sis,Ss
that arrangements had been made for colleet,o. ~
the above days with all the churches excspt ~. ~
Roman Catholic. The amount collected lsst ga,
was $4,000. against $4,000 IN 1880 ia o,S.
to awaken wider Interest In hospital work ~
Miller has. by the advice and consent Of ths ~
cety. perfected plan providing for the foupd,o,
oil auxiliary associations to DO composed OF mers
bers representing the various professions trsr..
and industries OF the city. Tho objects Of thsss
associations are:
YSrst-To perpetrate the observance Of Ha.,,,.,
Saturday and sunday, and to promote he coleco5s ~
these days by organizing respective Of every tr
and occupation societies, established these nm,
Sec0nd-fo stimulate giving, BY securing to donor,
through these auxiiares, the equivalent OF their gls
the board and treatment OF patients received Ia
hospitals on their recommendation.
7htTd-fo provide q way by which clerks, workmeu
societies OF artisans, by paying small sum into hs
treasury OF their trade auxiliary, may entite Themselves
to hospital care In time OF sickness.
FOl-D-TO enable heads Of manufacturing or other
large establishments TO mako provision for the propef
care ano treatment Of their employees meeting with a.
cdent, oyertaken With sickness while Ia their se,
vice.
Fih-To enable heads OF families TO do The same sor
their servants.
SLut-To diiIlse through the community a better a.
probation OF tie Interest each Individual has In the w0
and support OF hospitals.
In return for all moneys contributed by the aur.
iliary associations to the parent associations the
hospitals composing agree g. receive members u
the auxiliary associations into such institutions
treatment of the diseases OF women, and for incur
abes at the rate of the OF patient for one
GAY for every dollar given. In the huspi ais for the
treatment OF children, patients will be recelyed
the rate of 75 cents day: ia
the hospitals for the treatment of diseases
OF the throat, eye and ear, the rate u
81 %. The proposed plan received the unanimous
approval OF me hospi ais represented in the asso
ciatIOn. " thin u few we Ks two auxiliary also.
Citations have beea formed the first composed Of
men III The tobacco bus ness, aud the second Of mea
IN the china and Go, kerry trade: conslltuton
aud bylaws fOf the use OF uXlllary ciet have
also been prepared Several member, who wefe
present las evening made remarks upon the gen.
al work which nad been accomplished III the last
year. Ii WAS also announced hat the uTches 10
Brooklyn, Orange, n. j., and iinOre had agreed
10 [ Ike up collections Il he ST Sunday IN Decem
Der in ala OF the hosp tails III those cites.