Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-11-07
MANY D0NORs.
Numerou- vihifOrs to the HomHo-
pathic Hospital Daring the " lAoie
Day.

NuWeFOhS tthtiOTs 10 the hsbuBbe
pathic Hospital Daring the " lAoie
Day.
From 10 a. In. Thursday until $50 p.
IN there was constant iitiix or 7i7lfors
to tbs Hlmmopatblc hospital. Donation
day was substantially remembered both
III ca-h and in kind by the friends Of the
hospital. The board OF managers desire
to thank the persons who so generously
remembered the needs of the hospital
In accordance with The expressed wish OF
many gentlemen it has heeu decided to
open the hospital for public inspection
from 2 to 6 O'Clock next Ssturday
afternoon, November I'd, which will
accommodate many pRople who wish to
sse the hospital but whose duties on
Thursday prevented their visiting. Any
Qua desiring to contribute on thai day
will find donation box on the wall in
the entry near the entrance door.
There ere now II pttients in the hos
pital. There are six nurses under train
ing. The hospital will bs ar assured
success if the arpual subscriptions Rre
enough for running expenses. Two large
manufacturing establishments in tho city
each support bed by the payment of
531O annually, tho Harlan & Hollings-
worth Company and the diamond State
lroh Company. II would be au excel
iens thing If other firms would become
annual subscribers 70, that amount ani
thereby secure bod to be Always ard
Immediately at their disposal in accident
cases OF when any Of their men are ill.
fh4 following is iist of donations re-
ceived yesterday: From @. W Ken
nedy & Oo., an organ; Mrs. A. Negen-
dAnk, one box soap and pair atoekjngs;
Misses Zsus, jar peaches, dozen oranges,
big salt, two PACKAGES pepper, package
cocoa, 2 pounds prunas, pounds rice, 2
pounds small crackers, pounds cat
meal, pounds hominy, pourds corn
meal, one broom, 2 jars jelly; Mrs.
Francis, . bags -four, 6 pounds rice; BEN
jsmin Eielis ESQ, pounds tea; Mrs
Joshua l. Pusey, one barrel lour; Mrs.
Barney Reybold, 10 pounds cat meal, 2
jars picked tomatoes and old muslin;
Mrs. G. G.. Loodell, barrel four, 6
pumpkins, basket beets, basket tur-
nips, basket onions, l basket
white potatoes, SO pounds sugar
and radishes. William q. Lloyd,
s pounds ten; MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Pyle,
barrel apples; DR.. Peter Cooper, 2
baskets white and / basket sweet pota-
toes. large bag -four; Mrs. George $.
| Grubb, pair knit shoes, Jars pears, 8
glasses jelly, jar picklas; Mrs. O. New
bold Trump, sweeping brush and two
scrubbing brushes; William Fl, Morris, 9
3O-pound box prunes; Mrs. Moses Dillon
/ l barrel flour; Mrs. James Baily,
pounds sprioois, 4 pounds prunes,
pounds rice, pounds barley; tho MisseI
/ L
oranges, l bashe; grapes, basket apples
Mrs. A. Il. Duustan, tea, coffee, car
| tomatoes, rice, beans, oatmeal; hospita
friends, tea, sugar and corn starch
Valentine & Schall, basket OF potatoes
and 15pounds rice; Dr.J Paul iIrikens, 10.
| pounds hour: S. B. Pusey, 2 bagu o
| potatoes; John r. Almond, q jars pre-
served fruit and 8 packages corn starch
W. g. Fsrra, pound tea and 15 pound
sugar; MIR. and Mrs Harry Shlice, sugar
tea, rice, bottle catsup, csn toms
toes, cans sugar corn, 2 jar
jelly, ! jar preserves; Mrs. A. T
Springer, 8 packages cocoa; Mrs. Sanue
Middleton, pounds tea; Mrs. Harry 4
Cause, dozen cans tomatoes, 2 pound
tea, pounds coffee, % pounds sugar
Miss Mary Robinson, one WOODEN wrapper
one night dress, underRarment and
handkerchiefs: Mrs. George W. etone,
new sheets, one framed motto; Mrs
Joseph II, Phillips, one rocking chair
Mrs. Elizabeth W. Meudiphall, rug fo
matrou's room and oounterpGnes; Mrs
Charles e. Dubell, sheets, table elosl
and books; Mrs. Joseph Duffy, old muslin
Mrs. Richard Walker, old muslin; Mr.
Kate BeasIon, old muslin; Miss Eatsll
Mckay. old muslin; Mira G. Worth,
night shirts; Mrs. A. Il. NiSle, toilet soa
and pound Of rice; PHsey IL Jones Con
pany. stretcher; Miss Annie Cook,
pounds sugar and old muslin; Mrs. Alfre
Gawthrop, old muslir; z. Anderson
Son, 2 baskets potatoes, oue-half doze
caus tomatoes; Mrs. William Everett
soda crackers; Miss l.. A. Keys, oi
muslin.
The cash donations Thursday were q
follows Miss Jessie Mendinhali, S5t
Miss Eleanor W MendinhRll, $50; Mr,
: e. P. 4. Martin, So; Father Brat
ford, So; Mrs. f.. j. Oloward, 81; Wasl
ineton Jones, IS; Mrs. Washinpto
Jones, 45; johnson Il Barnhili, Slt
Richard Walker, 81; Mrs. George s
Oepeile, So; Edward Andrews, S5 Mri
Edward Andrews, 50; Mrs. rhomt
Poole, So; Samuel McUsniiey, S5; Mr'
: Charles W. Pnsey, S3 Mrs. William G
Jones, 50; William Cause, So; MIR
: JameH Raiiv. IS; Mys. J Il. bally, &!