New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

EXPECTED TO RE PRESENT
A meeting O. tho chairrnen Of Red Cross aux-
iartes was held at the Red Cross supply depot. No
6s2 Broadway. yesterday morning. and generslized
reports were handed IN. There are now ninety -one
auxiliaries and all busliy working.
Mss Morton announced that Auxiliary No. /. the
FRS; Ambulance Equipment Society had sent q
check tor 500 10 Dr. Mott with which 70 buy for
the Regulars the articles not included In Army
supplies. No 2. the Ethical Culture Auxiliary. was
represented by Mrs. Altschule. who reported hav-
Ing sent quantity Of things 20 Montsuk Point.
No s. the Trained Nurse Maintenance Auxiliary.
gave notice through Miss Draper that sixty nurses
had been sen, 10 Sternherg Hospital. az Chcka-
manga, ten TO Letter Hospital, eight TO Fort Mon
roe ten 70 Governors Island. four 10 Charleston.
sixteen 10 Fort Wadsworth. and twenty-four add
tonal 10 Montauk
Through Mrs COwd!n = check tor 8. 900 was sent
20 C H Dodge. be used for the Regulars a,
Montauk Point and II said that the Trained
Nurse Maintenance Auxiliary would send more
money (, It Is needed The First Pennsylvania Red
Cross Auxiliary. Of Pittsburg sent fourteen boxes
OF drygoods and dellcaces. Miss De Peyster sent
report for the Ice Plant Auxiliary. acknowledging
the receipt OF contributions amounting 10 about
1900
The articles most needed at present are paJamas
negllgee shirts sheets and delcacies for the sick
In view OF the damage done az Montsuk on Tues
day night by the terrific storm. the women feel
that greater exertiOns are necessary that the
SICK may De at once PROVIDED fOr Many OF the
supplies were destroyed. and others are needed 20
take their place
WOMAN'S PATRIOTIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
The special meeting OF the wonans Patriotic
Relief Association which called Saturday
was held for the purpose OF determining what fur
Their branch OF work should be taken up 20 meet
the present exigencies IN providing FOR sick SOL
6iers Mrs. Trautman, acting in the absence OF the
president Mrs Howard Carroll appointed Mrs.
Samuel D Miller Mrs Charles Carroll and Mrs.
AGoiph Tscheppe committee TO go to Montauk
and ascertain IN what way the association could
be Of service 10 the men a. that camp The women
found the condition OF many OF the SICK dreadful
Numbers q them were on the ground. not having
even mattresses 10 lie upon. TO some OF them
oraught Of cordial was administered and when
the men tried 10 speak their thanks tears rained
in view Of THIS state OF things. Mrs. Trautman.
WAC Is always on the watch TOT opportunities TO
ACCOMPLISH the greatest amount Of good, has sug-
eested that the work OF the association should
be done Tor The men directly thus Indirectly help
Two tents we're erected yesterday Montauk for
Rough Riders volunteered to pitch these tents. In
them il is intended That supplies shall be kept 70
~ az sis,iqaring coTn,o,itee and nus creating
a delay wA.cl il often pe'iIous 10 life to quick
recovery. Big signs have been put up. announcing
ssse the TENS wee put up the following supplies
have been Teceivea through Ms T5cnepPe: r.....
CO. wholesale druggists an sorts Of necess,aries
enC utensils Tor the sick; armour q %. a arg
supply OF beef psues. Condensed MIX Company
one case condensed milk, Mr. Rudish. one case beef
peptln. Gibson & Son, fifteen Jars % lime tablets
The Stats Zeitung' has started a subscription
list headed by Mr. Ottendorfer with $50
received large supplies OF canned goods and drugs
given through the Naval Reserve Relief Associa-
lion
Miss Sally II ". Carroll has worked most assiGu-
olsly for the cause and has secured contrl buttons
from Mount PocOn0 Auxiliary. Of which Mrs. How
ard GIBBS Chase Is the chairman.
Some weeks ago Burr Cartwright, Of 81. Mary
Penn. sent % Mrs. Miller. for the association,
twenty tons Of coal. This has been sold by Charles
B Evans and check for SlN was forwarded 70
Mrs Miller The money will be used for Montauk:
fanne shirts from Solomon Wright. Mrs. Miller
also received her house six well-stockec comfort
bags % ample dimensions. No name came WITH
them. but fhey VIII be appreciated ny the men 20
whom they have been sent.
Donations cf all kinds earnestly solicited and
NAY be sent 20 the Madison Woman's Patriotic
Relief Association. Hotel Manhattan. or 70 the
supply depot. No. III Eighth-aye.
THE 1LEN ISLAND BENEFIT.
Next Monday. at Glen Island a benefit for the
Woman's Patriotic Relief Association viii take
place. The entire receipts Of the popular resort will
B. turned over 10 the association for the benefit OF
ne brave Joys who went the front. and for their
FAMILIES The money derived from the picturesque
sl uq'Long Island Sound. the boats, the donkeys,
NE shore dinners and clambakes the dalries. lunch
counters and In fact. everything. Will be donated
70 the patriotic cause Many representatives OF the