The San Francisco call., 1903-01-25
Rmeri4a3s' Great DoRatio3s to CHARITY During 1902

FRIsBIE. LOUISE. New York, bequest to
Vassar College, S12.O
,FULLER-GoULD SYNDICATE. Baltimore;
MO, gift to johns Hopkins University, toward
endowment fund, $4,000
GATES. JOHN W.. Chicago. ILL.,, gift to
Rural Home and School for Boys, for site for
GAYLEY. JAMES, first vice president United
states Steel Corporation, gift to Lafayette
CoIlege, laboratory for chemistry and met
GEORGE JUNIOR REPUBLIC. New York.
gilt from a woman In Georgia. name withhelo'
for the Freeville Settlement, $4,000
GLADDING. THOMAS S. New York. gilt
to the army department of the Young Men
Tor a new building, $4,000.
GLOVER. JOSEPH B., Boston, Mass. be-
quests TO hfty charitable organizations or IN,
sttutions. all local except Hampton Normal
and Agricultural School and Tuskegee Normal
and Industrial School. S237, 600; and for or benev-
olent purposes, the reVerston or SlUOVOV more
GOODWILL FARM SCHOOL, Fairfield,
Mass, gift from New York friend toward
GOULD, HELEN MILLER. New lorh, gifts
to Mount Holyoke College for chair OF olhll-
cal literature, $4,000; the war department.,
ing for soldiers at Fort Monroe, Sl5. OuO IrVlhg-
ten On V Public Library, for furnishings;
Girls two scholarships; and Irvngton ana TAR
lytown. \. l., clubhouse ior the dement, vi
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Elizabeth.
N j. joint gilt from New YORK woman
and her two sons, a clubhouse cost from Soo'-
eco TO 100000
GRIER. JAMES H. Warrington Pa. be,
quests to Hahaemann Medical Hospital ana
Presbyterian Hospital, each $1,000; ana tleS L
$50C0.
GUGGENHEIM. DANIEL and SIMON, New
York. j1nt gift to Jewish Theological 9eiii"'
GUGGENHE1M. MEYER. New York gifts
to Jewish Hospital, Logan Pa, tor sud''iIlsl La
building $50 CO0 and TO Mount Sinai. Hos-
Np a
GUGGENHEIM. SIMON See Guggenheim'
Daniel. ~, a,t,
GUGGENHEIM, WILLIAM. New York; il silt
TO United Hebrew Charities [lsared TG%nr SO Goo
for each $4,000 given on or before January
l. 1903. ~.
Irvineton IN " Public Library for DOCKS
tueky, gift TO Ashland Seminary soo %eGoai''ee' Goo
Ky, to restore dormitory, at least SsgyoV Nav
HAGGIN, MRS JAMES BEN All, New
York city sit to dhs on Ashland sem
mary being always at Nersahles' iuHuS ~
the Margaret Hall. .
to Ellington. Conn. for a public library, gov, =,
600: Elmira College. $1,000; Orphans Horie IN IN
ciation the Anchorage and the Arnot Ogueh
Hospital for free beds, each SoVVO, EilnIIS
Industrial Association and Home Tor the ABeu,
each $1,000; and Steele Memorial Library LOT
HAMILTON COLLEGE, Clinton. y. - So
from alumni, for new Hall Of Commohs'
$4,000. c..
Brown University gift 10 the university FOR
a scholarship at the American School in
HARVARD UNIVERSITY, gift from a
friend for the astronomical department. hait
to be used in extending the astronomical IL
brary building and contents and half In max max
ing researches for the penent or sclehce'
HATCH. MRS. WALTER, Brooklyn N Y,
gift to Yale University. to found lectureship
HAVEMEYER, HENRY O.. New. York, gifts
to Bryn Mawr College, $4,000; to South Beach .n
School District for new school, seven acres
of land; and the First Presbyterian Church.
Greenwich, Conn. $4,000. supplementing
gift of nearly the entire cost OF parsonage
($20.O00) and church edIhce.
HAY, JOHN, and wife. Washington, d. C.,
joint gift to Westminster School, Smsbury,
Conn. a memorial chapel cost So 0OO
HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. Balti-
more. gifts from friends. to aid needy Jews
HENNEssY. JOHN. Archbishop Of Dubuque,
Iowa (ded in 1900, bequest paid In 1907 TO
ten S'noie q 4 for three scholarships. S17' 900
HERTER, CHRISTIAN A.. and wife, New
York City, gift TO Johns Hopkins University
ai'am9le fai departlnent Ma SIS @ 600 seP'uresp ~
HOAGLAND. MRS. CAROLINE G. New
York gift to ST. Bartholomew's Parish, a new
clinic building.
HOBART. MRS. JENNIE T., widow Of Vice
President Hobart Paterson n J;;, IL; TO o,,Ie the
and a building. cost $25, 600
HOE MRS. RICHARD M, Irvington, n. Y,
gift to Westchester Temporary Home at White
Plains a school building.
HoEY. MICHAEL J.; New York, beaqests
Home for the Aged and Home for Children,
Staten Island, each $500; Female Orphan Asy-
lum St. Vincent de Paul Society, pastors Of
the Churches of the Annunciation and Of IS.
Peter and Paul. for the poor Of their parishes.
and St GATHERINGS Hospital, each $500; Cath
oc University at Washington, 500, and TO
tho fOrpROinR bene6CiarieS his reSiduary eS-
HOFFMAN. EUGENE AUGUSTUS. Dean OF
General Theological Seminary. New York. be-
quests to that institution, 500, 600; Domestic
and Foreign Missionary Society of the Protes-
fund and New York Historical Society. each
500, 900; fund for relief of widows and or
phans of deceased clergymen and Of aged, IN
firm and disabled clergymen OF the Protestant
Episcopal church and Protestant Episcopal
public school. each So. 200; American Museum
Of Natural History the Strecker collection OF
butterflies, valued at $4,000. and Clergymen S
Retiring Fund Society of the Protestant Epis-
copal church, $4,000.
HOGE WILLIAM l., bequest to ]. Hood
Wright Hospital, $1,000.
HoGG. j. RENWICK. gift to Lafayette
College, Brainerd Hall Voung Mems Christian
Association budng). cost $4,000.
HOLDEN. MRS. f, B.. New York. gift to to
iibrary. rSsnc cost 9ifG from $40. To- 600 to $1,000
HOLY TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH:
Brooklyn HEIGHTS; & y. sIS gift noo from friend
HOPKINS, ROBERT E, Tarrytown. n. Y,
beauests to Home for Old Ladies and Onon-
daga County Orphan Asylum, each S9629
HUBBARD, GENERAL THOMAS H., New
York gifts to Albany Law School for chair
Of legal ethics. $40 600. and to Bowdoin Col
lege, a grand stand for the Whittier Athletic
Field.
HUMPHREY. ALEXANDER C.. New York,
gift to All Angels Episcopal Church' an
equipped summer home near Poughkeepse'
n. Y.
HUNTER. MRS. FRANCES A, New York;
requests to American Bible Society, Board of
Home Missions of tine Presbyterian church and
Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian
church. each $1,000
HUNTINGTON. MRS. COILS p. New
York gifts TO Harvard University for a labor
atory of pathology and bacteriology, S-oO'oOo
general memorial hospital for treatment oi
cancer and allied diseases. 100000; Hamp-
ton CVa) Institute, new library oulidlng
1uskegee (AIa.) Institute, an academy ouiid-
ing. and the Children's Industrial Home, Ne"
Brunswick, N j., $4,000
HUYLER. JOHN s. New York. gift to Sy-
racuse University, to promote the work OIL It's
Christian Associations $15 600
HYDE MRS HENRY r., New York. gift
to Saratoga Hospital full equipment OF sun
parloPs.
1CKELHEIMER HENRY r.. New York.
gift to Mount Sinai Hospital. an electrical