The evening world., 1895-09-28

Following is the report Of the chief of
The Free Doctors Corps of the Sick
Babies Fund concerning the work done
ouring the past Summer. when 20, 1866
little patients were treated and over
1D,ooo visits made to the homes Of the
poor In the tenements of this city.
- nave the honor to report the compile
uon OF the work Of the Corps OF Free
Fhysicians for it's seventh season The
mcalculable amount OF good done in
FORMER years is slowly becoming appar-
ent as we go on. for the principal bene-
nj which accrues to the people from our
work Is educational. To teach a family
to be c.eanly. healthy and Industrious Is
TO give II the very best education in our
power. and far outweighs the good done
In relieving actual sickness. would
not be understood to claim that We have
performed such a miracle as to have re-
deemed our city from the curses of filth,
disease and laziness which tant our
tenement districts. These exist. and
will continue to exist wherever the peo-
pie will not lift themselves above them,
but occasionally VIC see evidences Of at
tempts here and there to follow our
teachings and those of many other bod
res doing similar work in this respect,
happy. Very little besides the necessary
medicine for the sick Is actually given
away. for we are trying to educate the
ep De en, ranss s
deemed necessary by the, attending ply
sician for a patient under our care is
ssiWays authorized. Not only medicine.
wees OF nurse are freely given when
"a new feature of the work this year
" fhn pf ,l,t. 4,
ty one thousand persons. The chill
dren, who were under the care
We're given "ssai tiakes OF which che sdms: SdHrPs:
ted them to the boat on which were
stationed two physicians acquainted
,Shts,ot Nth the treatment ,.,s employed by our
and returned them 10 us. No child was
ever refused admission because II app
peared to be very sick or likely. to die
TO your notice that there was not a
single death on the boat In connection
with these excursions ! here give ex-
one of the physicians on the boat:
-" AS to the great success OF 1.-The
Evening World" excursions this season
little, ones. but also their mothers were
the stif,.ng nj sst satmospSere Of da tRe teHe teDe
ments, and to draw into their lungs the
Every person coming on board was
inspected and very few contagious
cases escaped us. Many severe cases
OF gastr.ts and gastro-enter.tis were
treated. Several cases of marasmus In
the last stage were on board and re.
qursd liberal st.mula ton to enable
them to survive the trip. We were for.
tunate enough 10 have no death or seri
Gus accident on any trip, though there
were several slight accidents.
"'It was our custom to make severa
tours of inspection during the day.
THE management of the excursion.
was excellent. The catering in service
quantity and quality OF food, was very
good after the advent of Mr.. Judson.''
A Stnnd in East Sixtieth Street.
70 the Editor:
Inclosed We send 81. the proceeds OF our stand
IN East sixtieth street. for the sick babies.
Gertie Hevman Sidney Oberfelier,
Rose Popkin, Bennie Lauterjung.
Augusta Popkin. Harry Dean.
Seymour Heyman. President
The Drowuies' Band, Long Branch
70 the Editor:
The Brownies Band" composed OF little boy
and girls At Wheeler cottage. Long Branch.
j. recently gave an entertainment, the proceed
Of which, $540 they desire to donate to som
charitable and worthy object, and In complianc