Daily Republican., 1889-11-25
FRIENDS OF HAHNEsiANN.
Annual Meeting OF the Homeopathic
Hospital Association on Saturday
Trustees Elected

The annual meeting Of the Homno-
patbic Hospital Association was held OH
Saturday afternoon, the board of mana
gers and trustees having previously held
meetings. The time for the meeting OF
the board Of managers was changed TO 10
O'Clock In the morning, and 1t was also
determined 10 open the dispensary two
more days In tie week, Tuesdays and
Fridays, for medical aud surgical cases,
aud Mondays and Thuredays iur gyneco.
logical and eye aud ear cales. They re-
port that during the year there have been
III patients in the hospital, and that
] ,563 prescriptions were furnished from
the dispensary.
The report Of the treasurer was as fol-
lows;
Total receipts from all sources 81 232. OF
lothl cNpehscs' commandments. I 61l %
Amount placed to Investment nc-
count. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. D1I %
Amount to improvement and fur
nishing account. t........,......... 52s.G7
Amount i'll Artisans Savings
BRINK. Observation-Disclosures. 4Sj. 30
Balance in National Bank of vii.
minston and Brandywine..... 43j.9s
At the trustees meeting the following
was read and accepted:
"WILMINGToN, Del, Nov, %, 1885,
To the Board Of Trustees Of tine Homg-
pathic Hospital Association OF Delaware
-GENTLEMEN: Mr.. and Mrs. j. TAYLOR
Cause take pleasure in saying to thc
board that they have accomplished their
desires In building the new brick pavilion
with surgical and medical wards Tor both
men and women, and now present the
same to you full finished aud furnished,
with the wards occupied to-day with
patients.
Clement u. Smyth offered the follow.
Ing, which was unanimously adopted:
"Resolved, That the cordial thanks ol
the Homeopathic Hospital Assoc alton
be and now are extended to Mr.. and Airs
j. I. Cause for their extremely valuabl,
gilt OF the addition to the buildings and
grounds OF the hospital, just now finished
and occupied, which they have had com
pleted and furni'hed In the most sub
stantial and thorough manner"
AT the meeting OF the association AM
one who had contributed the sum of &
or more was permitted to vote. All til,
reports made were highly encouraging
and gave bright lookout for the iustltu
tion.
There are tweaty-seven lady manager
of the hospital and nine trustees. Tn
teims Oi nine oil the former and three O
; the latter expire each year. The electio
for nine lady managers resulted in the re
election Of the following for a term {
three years: Mrs. l.. a. Kittiuger, Mr.
NegendAnk, Mrs. w. @. Pennypackel
Mrs. Joseph Pyle, Mrs. &. L. Rudolph
; Mrs. Thomas II. sayery, Mrs. ClemeI
. B. smyt til, Mrs. G. Newbold Trump au
Mrs. q. Wesley WeldiD.
Colonel Benjamin Niclds, j. TaylC
Cause and Clement b. Smyth, whot
terms as trustees had expired, were r,
: elected. The following officers OF Il
board Of trustees were elected: Presiden
j. Taylor Cause; vice-presideni, Clemer
B. Smyth treasurer, Alfred Gawthrol
secretary, Daniel w. Taylor.
Tho annual III. citing OF the board {
managers will be held at 10 o'clock o
the first Saturday morning eff Dscembe
for the purpose OF electing officers, Con
mittees and house and dispensary stall {
physicians and surgeons.