New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-14
IN THE CAUSE OF CHARITY.
THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE AT BALTI
MORE TO OPEN TO-DAY
DELEGATES FROM SEVERAL COUNTRIES REACH
THE MONUMENTAL CITY-PRoGHAMME
OF THE CONFERENCE.
rBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TKIBUNE.r

Of THE CONFERENCE.
fBr TELEGRAPH THE TkBUNEr
Baltimore. May 13-Three hundred men and women
interested I'm the reform of correctional institutions
and the prevention OF imposition and fraud upon
charity organizations are expected to attend the seven
teenth National Conference Of Charities ana Correo
tons, which opens here tomorrow evening Ia au
dition to representatives from twenty-five or 'ir'S
states of the Union there will be present delegations
from Canada and Mexico and several representatives.
of the organized charities OF England. Ohe Oh inc
latter William Grey, is q wealthy young club-man OF
London.
Nearly zoo delegates to the conference arrived
to-day. one of the largest delegations Is 'ha' ou
Washington, including Alexander Grahahi pe"' VI
telephone fame; DR.. William Godding' superintendent
Of Government Hospitals for the Insane; Dr. bw"iu
" Callaudet president of the National Deaf Mute
Hospital W. VI. Parker, Miss Clara Barton, Oh 'ic
Red Cross Society: W. j. schulteiz j. W. Douglass
A. Macarthur, simon Wolf, DR.. Julian b. Hupoeii
A. $ Pratt president of the District Charity orgaii
zaton society and Ii. c. spencer The conference
opens with a public reception tomorrow evening az
| Lehman's Hall Mayor Davidson will welcome the
visitors on behalf Of the city and Charles D. Bonapar'
| will speak for the Charity Organization society Oh
baltimore. President Byers will deliver the opening
address After the reception the visitors VIII DC en-
! tertained at luncheon in the Hopkins gymnasium
The business sessions will begin Thursday IN LeVers
Hall of the Hopkins University.
The complete programme OF the conference Is d.
follows: Thursday, reports from states, BY Lucn'
c. Horrs Of Lansing, Mich: report of Committee
on Prisons and Prison Discipline, by H. +. Hatch,
Jackson. Mch chairman: paper on "frisohe''
sunday by General H. Brin!crhof, OF ono Iepol'
on Industries for Reform Schools" by j. D. 'harl
| ton Plainfeld Ind; Industrial Reform Schooi'
| by DR.. K. II. Goldsmith. Baltimore.
Friday-Repor of the Committee on lnmie''on'
ly Dr.. Charles = Ilo,t, Canandugua. y. " report
Of Committee Charity organization by ~ .
Eoscnan, Buffalo. y. y; The Value OF statS,lcs
in Chaity Organization Work." by Charles Lee Smith,
general secretary Charity Organization society," bai''
more; Relief Work in connection with The Cohnas'@
| ton at Lynn, Mass 10y Miss Hannah NJ Iodu' oi
| LINN: "The Work OF Relief at Johnstown, Pehl'
| by the Rev. G. y. Field, Of Philadelphia inc
need and Advantages of organized Charity IN fI'er.
gcnce,. Excmplifed by the Johnstown Disaster
| by L. :. Emery, Washington. d. C.; Charity rom
/ the standpoint Of the Knights Of Labor By James
| G.. Schonfarbcr, baltimore.
saturrlay-"Th The Public Hospital Work OF Brook
lyn' By Dr. L. Pitcher, Of the Methodist Episcopal
Hospital Brooklyn; Hospital Management by Dr.
David Judkins, Cincinnati Advantages OF Hospital
Treatment With Plan Of Construction for Natural
Ventilation" by Dr. j. McFadden CASTOR. surgeon OF
Provident Infrmary, Atlanta. Ca The Relation
Of Public Hospital, the Medical Profession, by Dr.
Henry NJ Hnrd Johns Hopkins Hospital, Nurses as
| I Find Them in Time Of Epidemics.' by j. b. Ham
uton surgeon general. United states Marine hoSpt'
service Training schools for Nurses By Miss l. A.
Hampton Johns Hopkins Hospital science OF Nur'
ing. a Plea" by Miss Anna NJ. Fullerton, NJ D..
Women's Hospital. Philadelphia. The Trained
Nnr.er by Miss Charlotte b. Brown, NJ. D. Fan
| Francisco Training schools for NurseS, Dy Dr' r.
| Cowe, ~omcrvllle Mas. Trained Nurses ior inc
Sick Poor by Mrs. Jane r. smith New York. 49,
Sruddy-C Conference sermon at the FT't ,ir9us
terrain Church by the Rev. Dr. Alexander Mtyhd,
smith. Archdetcon IN the PROTESTANT .hplacop1
/ Church, New-l DIRK -.. Nd -.
Monday-Rcport Of Committee on state Boards OF
cfariiic-i BY, the v.I EeE Fl Caring "l" fSi
lepcndcnt children Home and Abroad.
nv MIS- Elizabeth G. Putnam, Boston
Family Life for Dependent Children" by Miss EucI
n HALEY Boston: Childrcn's Homes III ONO OS
/ / II.thaway Marietta ohio.
Tucsday-Keport of Committee on care OF INSANE Wy
Dr Richard Cindry. baltimore. report OF COMMITTEE
on Commitment and Detention OF Insane, 6y pr
stephen smith. New York The Ancient ana Moder,
raIIacy Of outdoor Relief 10y f. T. sanborn concord
M Public In and ont Door Relief by l,aac J.
Wreht ST. Paul. Almshousr MUSES. anu h h
by Dr. C. ". Chancellor Baltimore, " Inc Ecoho ON,
and Moral Effects of Public outdoor kelIet by MIS-
& s. Lowell. New York " =.
Wednesday" Moral lmbecty,' by DR.. isaac =
Eoerlin fl,gvu Penn. What MAJ achusets Is i,0Hs
fr- Her Feeble minded Children by }. {. Wine
IN river Mass. Lifelong Detention Of the Feeble
i,ded Ly Dr. J. l. wilson Greenfield. Ohio; Tho
p,rno.cs and Work Of the sew York state Cus,ouia
A,vmm~ by the Rev. DR.. Manly = IaTi, New V ior rs
losing cxcrclscs, Introduction Of the pre'!Ueh' ~
l-gi farewell addresses By members OF ,i I coz coz
ference and closing Of the Conference by the uo'
cruor Of Maryland.