Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-18
The Garfield Memorial Hospital.

IN FCLL OPEkAItOS-THE AANAGEHEST-RCLEs, ETC
The Garfield Memorial hospital has now twenty
patients, and 1t Is in fun operation in all its
branches The hospital receives for gratuitous
medical and surgical treatment all persons apply
ing for the same. without distinction Of race, sex
or creed. provided they are unable TO pay their
penses and are considered proper subjects for treat
Inent oy the medical stan OF the hospital These
Ing, washing, medicines, nursing, and services Of
the medical stan and resident physician Patients
week. Private rooms are furnished patents on
paying the usual charges They are entitled to
vices Of the resident hysician and all other hos
pitsl care except the services OF the medical staff
Applications for admission should be made to the
resident physician at the hospital, between 11:3O
O'Clock a. H. and 1890 O'Clock p H., and between
33J and p In cases OF accident or emergency,
applications can b. made at any hour. Friends
and relatives Of patients are permitted to visit
them any day between 11:30 O'Clock a m. and 1880
O'Clock p M but IN all cases at the discretion OF
the resident physician No patient Is allowed to
see than one visitor day, except in Gases Of
emergency, when the resident physician is allowed
discretion The public admitted on Tuesdays
and Thursdays. between 1I:SO O'Clock a. m and
Ia::58 O'Clock p N, and on Sundays between and
o'clock p. m.
The medical staff Is as follows: Consulting physi-
clans and surgeons John Frederick May. VI. D.; A
!. +. Garnett; VI. d.; y. s. Lincoln, NJ: D.; W. w
Ing PHYSICIANS, j. W f. Loveioy. NJ D.; Charles E.
Raguer. NJ D. Attending surgeon. j. Ford Thomp-
son, NJ ID. OphthalIIologtst. swan NJ. Burnett, ii.
The Jockey Club Entries.
CLOSING OF THE STAKES FOR THE OCTOBER MEET
ING-ALL THE PROMINENT STABLES REPRESENTED.
The entries to the stakes TO be run for at the
October meeting OF the Jockey club closed on
Friday last, but as all letters bearing the post
mark OF the 18th instant will be in time the secre-
tary decided not TO make the list public until to-
morrow, when 1t is expected, all entries from dis
tant points will have arrived. All the prominent
stable owners in the country represented In the
nominations-Pierre and George l. Lorlllard, the
Dwyer Bros, Commodore K1ttSon, Appleby and
johnson, 'Mr. kelso." Gov. Bowie. Davis and
". jennings E. j. McElmeel. X. ". Walden. W. p.
BuTch. I. }. Megibben. e.. r. Buchanan. the Freak
ness. the suffolk, and others In the eight stakes
l13 horses have been nominated, embracing
such high class horses as Rataplan. KNIGHT or
Ellerslie, Panique. 1hackeray. LOuisette. Drake
Carter. Gen. Monroe. Monitor, Freda Shenandoah,
Herbert, Pinafore. War Eagle. HimaIaya, Audrian,
pensation, Miss Woodford Barnes. George kinney,
TOlu. Jack OF Hearts, DecOy Duck. Mittie B., and
all the famous eastern tWO-year-OdS
J. The numbers in the several stakes are as follows
Arlington 81, Capital 10. and Ivy City II, for two
year-oids; Washington 20, Handicap 80, and Con-
greSS %. for all ages; AnacoStia IL, and Potomac
l6, for thrce-yedr-oidS This Is almost double the
number entered last year in the same stakes The
California stable OF Mr.. Baldwin Is a very
strong one, and Will prove great card for the
club The Brighton Beach horses are conspicuous
by their absence from the list Given fine weather
ia October the meeting Of the Jockey club will in
all respects be the greatest OF the year, as the
In the west will all come together here for the first
time.