New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
AID FOR HOSPITAL CHARITY
COLLECTIONS FOR THE SATURDAY AND
SUNDAY ASSOCIATION.
AIMS TO BE GIVEN IN THE sYNAGoGUEs TO-DAY

AIMS TO BE GIVEN IN THE sYNAGoGUEs TO-DAY
AND IN THE CHURCHES TOMORROW.
This Is Hospital Saturday, when the collections
for the Hospital Saturday and Sunday Association
Of NewYork City will be taken at all OF the syna-
gogues. and tomorrow Will be Hospital Sunday,
when the collections will be taken in all OF the
churches in the city To the money thus collected
will be added all that has been contributed by
many charitable people. and the sums that nave
been received in the boxes Of the association which
have been placed at the railroad stations and in
many buildings In the city.
The Hospital Saturday and Sunday Association
embraces thirty-eght hospitals. covering every
branch OF medical and surgical science, and the
general collection of the association is divided
among those hospitals on the basis Of free work
performed behalf of the suffering poor during
the preceding yeaI. The association aims to In
terest the entire community in hospital work. and
people of every religious belief labor side by side
to the common end of helping afflicted humanity.
During the last year the associated hospitals
cared for 25.i75 bed patients, of whom 1885 were
free patients. and operated on or gave medical aid
to 100000 free dispensary patients. The ex-
penses of the work amounted to sl,06i 100 25 The
contributions for the Hospital Saturday and Sun
day Association last year amounted to s5S2oo 2s OF
which the churches and synagosues contrib
uted $23 100 &c.
a special appeal is being made to the churches for
increased contributions this year. because the work
of the hospitals is to increase, while incomes
from practically all accustomed sources may be cut
down by the hard times.
Louis StiX, treasurer OF the Drygoods Auxiliary
of the Hospital Saturday and Sunday Association,
reports the following contributions received to
date:
Joy Langdon & Co.. the Coates Thread Com
pany, Harding. Whitman & Co., W. l.. Strong &
CO.. Frederick Victor & Achelis the Barbour Bros
y *
William Isel.n & Co, William openhym & Sons,
tcrhed q Co. Garner * Co, Oelbermann, Dom
merlch * Co.. Bliss. Fabyan & Co. NJ. c. d; Bor-
den, Lawrence q CO., A. ID. Julard & Co., W; II.
Langley & Co. Dana, Tucker & Co, p Van Nolken-
burgh & Co.. ! H. White & Ca Con- Catlln 1oS & CO.
Co. Joseph r Low 4 CO.. Parker Parker Wilder CO., CO.
Clarence Whitman CO.. william EMart ,;Si,,S, q son
& Co. and Lawrence, Taylor & Co. 500 each: o.
laffe & Pnkus. Wise Brothers. Townsend & Yale
Co.. ..'I'i Greer & Co., schefer Schramm & Vogel J. H
rls & Mitchell. Weed & Brother, Cone Export and
Commission Company, Passayant CO., g. a.
Aql@G1d' msem wS CO.. noSs ASesg FSf. Rasch Y and
w H. Lewis. SO each; Cooley. Turnbul & CO.,
ht Mher L. co PoEter Rrothcrs e. Co. and Pratt
Farmer 50 each; total 1880
pa nrs5 anrny ana T@i Sunday sundsy s% So i
Nassau-st, reports the following additional contr-
Kuhn Loeb & Co., $50 D. o Mil.s, $500: Kepp
Ter & schwarzmann 900; Morris X Jesup. Charles
ence NJ. Hyde Edison Electric Company, and VII
lam NJ Evarts $50 each: William Il. Hornblo ,er
Henry Holt & Co; HYDE & Jackson ID John Camp,
& Sons s25 each; Benjamin II. Bristow, and Sci
Hess $50 each London and BrazilIan s,a ian Bank
Lawrence W. Lawson. Samuel p. Avery, Charles
Scroner's Sons, G. G. Beaman Charles Go,ins
Electric Company. John Fl. Caswel, Benjamin
Bryer, a. L. Hayes, Froment Co, Republic
Lodge f. and 4. NJ and Henry Thompson $40
each; Charles Curle, T. r. Kellogg, W. F. Hall.
y IT. Ploubet, Henry F. Miller and Willard n.
Baylis, s. each.