New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
no EXTEND ITS FIELD OF YORK.
THE HOSPITAL SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Asso'
CITATION TO ESTABLISH BRANCHES Ali oNEH
THE CouNTRY-OFFICERS ELECTED.

THE COT NTHI-Offltfho LhiNifp'
The annual meeting OF the Hospital saturday and
sunday Association Of New York City was held la''
evening in st. Luhc's Hospital, Fthave. and Fifty
fourihst. The past year has been one OF prosperity
70; the association. and the question OF enhrehs us
,cope OF work was discussed. II is the purpose oi
the association establish branches In oil ciu's III
the United states and II was resolved last night 10
hold II meeting at the Worlds Fair next summer nnd
ar1nge plans for the pcrecting o such an orgnnzauoh
Tie )mans Auxiliary Association, brahch oi th
association proper Is now actively engaged in trying
10 effect some arrangement with the ohicers oil uie
transatlantic steamship companies by which one-hail
of the funds collected by the giving OF entertainments
on the steamships may be given to the American
cbalIcs In which the association Is Interested anu
not applied exclusively, a. Is now done 10 foreign
charitable Institutions. This question has been aei'
lated before but now definite steps Will be taken 10
secure the desired end
Frederick +. Cook, general agent OF The association
said last night that while the total Of the cOnriDu
lions 10 the charitable fund for last year lad not yet
been definitely settled, it would probably exceed
that OF 1891. In that year the amount received from
all sources was $50 $50 80 The only falling on Tor
last year Is IN Inc Item OF box collections This has,
however. been marked, and the receipts from TINS
source may not reach 600 but Is accounted for by
the fIct that In 1901 there were 5000 boxes us
trbutcd throughout the city, while last year only "oo
were placed to receive contributions.
Tho election OF officers resulted follows Prcsi-
dent George Maccuoch Miller; vice prcsldent, Lyman
Blum: recording secretary. George - Camnann, CORE
spondlng secretary, the Rev. DR.. George s. Baker
treasurer Charles Lanier; executive committee
George Maccnoch Miller, The Rev. Dr. George D
Eakcr John :. Dussing, Dr. Richard ii. Derby, A. e.
Asnew DR.. George ID. Whecloch Jacob H. schih as
iributing committee. the Mayor and Postmaster oil
New York and the president Of the Chamber OF Com
mercc ex onico ard Morris X. JeSup, Jesse Seligma
Edward Cooper, Cornelius Vanderbilt committee Oh
admission; tho Rev. Henry $. Day, Robert Waller,
IT.. Henry Roscnwald robert ELEPHANT. Dr. W. Oliver
Moore; auditing committee W. Alexander smith,
Walter II. Lewis bradford Rhodes. ~
Among those present last night we're the Rev Dr
George A. Baker J. a. Stnrsberg. the Rev. Dr. T.
Madison Peters George y. Cammann. \. &. Agnew.
nc Ecv. e.. :. Day Eevory Chew, Jacob IL: schh
DR. q; WhecIoch Reinhoh van der Emde. the Rev. DIR
r. ". Chambers the Rev. DR.. X. = Macarthur, Cor
nelins Vanderbilt, A. b. Ansbachcr a. u. dc Freeze
Arson W. Hard and Mrs. Richard IRWIN, VINO repre-
scnted the Women's Auxiliary Association.
The following additional contributions TO the ilo'
b.,i saturday and sunday Collection Fund are
hcKnoweogcd by charles Lanier. The General Treas
81 Oi0 So Incarnation. Episcopal. 1910 10; Holy
trinity Evangelical. Lutheran, %t15 % Assertion
Episcopal 1857 ~ society for Ethical Culkire, 1900
| 81 Clements. Episcopal. 1906 40: coffee Exchange
| si43: Norwich and Newlork Transportation Com
punv 800: Tempe Gnies 81 Hop. t:ii 10 Fordlam
| Reformed. go or Madison Avenue. Reformed. S25
nna, ladditonaD 600 Grace. Episcopal (additlonaD
800: German Evangelical Reformed $40: Charles
Emanuel, $I0 total collection to date, s42 127 IS