The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
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.g!yENIE0RICAA!.R|1Y
15,iormous Sttil1 of $6s, o 1tot7,,'|',t'
III oonated for ritablc3BjjSal P 'e;r'-f
poses inS ~ carr Just Ended Ended 3s
MANY ID Err (. oI ! 4: I IS.
Mine ',l1t':. De
iiations Amounted 4to to q l1l ll-
lion VI ore Eacl1.S4fiSAts w


5iations Amounted to "a lI1li il- "A
lion or More Each Bach,
ono hundred nhd sovei,ty.twto th bfsls
sand nve Hundred ana slxty-1fo'ulr dolars
ana twenty-t1v cents Tor cliarityt-
this record of tie year Just draw-
Ang TO Sa close y; # 3sss
i1ycn this vast sum lyen to od Nl', n
tional EihstitNtk of all kinds q wen, 'goli
us moro strictly llinlftlll tartan
needs II hospitals and ''non,Ses, ana i a. y
u rate ofs s110Sl every nuts s8ot
every az twenty four hours through
Sout tic s5s days Which have already
passed eVen this Is not fullySco1n,plete. v, M
that account has been maze OF Eo 81 49,
less than 1000 SUCH re s; ~ III
ths can only closely a. e.a
the American l11dss coh- -
gtatuiate themselves TINT their snation
5l1us X giyc,,s IL good causes during the
course this 100 IS 4 o5o $50. n
g 5 $1S,1Ss,7s3 for E ducati' on = i
DIR college and schools have .receiY V,
sis, 1885, noarly a tllird. q this -
dencc Of the genera sit OF I a fncrl n \:
successful zones Again It's e mas
placed Il he's Carnegie 81ns titute Pittshurg)S
|5atI6S Tia ssFlicad 81 the list by cropping
|lanother$ five millions into 85its treasury.
Next To IL comes the Read lutte, II Of
Oregon, 81 which jumped from thing Eal ~
|all$to a worry Zig some thing throug toe
|s2 900 00O%geny rosity Of a woman Of ne
Pacit lc$ Const. NJ Tho rext oxen In ofder
lsof3 their#s luck, are: Catholic Institute,
washing on, $02s, 900; Tulane Un lverslty,S
$3.50 900; ri harvard n Universlty s726, Ooo;S
Boston University $500, 900 Cornell lJni-
versity, s599,0Do c,onserva tory o N usic,
New prls. sSg $500 900; Clark tttut Ell
900; Columbia uniyers "
$500, 500 tiskegco Institute 1882, 900 !;
syracuse / Lniverslty,t $3.50, 600: U NJ
yersity s82s, 900 XII yYi.tenborg Col lcge,3
I!lnois. $500 900. S5 IA is
roll flowing this total OF SIS ,1ss, 7S3 given
lto &educa ton sinstitut ions, come gal
i,,seums II ana historical societ III with
ISL 500, 1000 ;ss1 churches and lei licd anpheHS
Isof religious n work It'll $4,000, 900 hos
l3ptals, s2543,o0 llbrarie ,4s3, Q0o;i
and. @nis cellaneol,s charities, 5 6too5, ooo.
These six general tens, ken from the
Total hich represents the m orlcy g. Yens,
BY Aneri In 1904 to- ctarltab Die works
ofScYerys sort Slsaycsa balance Of 50, o4o :;
Ts3. 1lissswsnt out. Of the country to
II 9o4 b ais BIZ loW2$i9 9 3. siSS Il
isI u s. Aof Interest to see how the gifts
OIL 1904 compare I'm these bulk tens with
fhsS Genefactons mad lnS.t me, ,,A d. =.
1000, q. III our u departm 81 hospitals,
i aiIi hi scellnnnh rihoriti Ties
g;allarrl IS, d i'd g1teaI MA do auses ou N
IsldS tsthe United stat dsA- there .e
"a lil,l but tlesf 81 found ID sotller
Two sas tito more ian sets this, SO
j that tic twelve months closes It's record
Ej,lsts$21S, 81 behind that left by is elder
4 sister Ierc arc the conn pa ratYe figures:
AZ Hospitals and Il AIiscel laneous--1n ss1 g04.
SIS, l9os, = tss6, 2l6; g'lin 4
a ,Educa tIonal- ii y so4 3, s1s;iss,7sa;l iii
1908 .243 loss, 50, o. So ; Is, sS
.940.7 IN 1903. 50 ,651t 100 SER gain, 3S9s-
3Sa. "a 35 III q s Il
#s C;allcres, tc.-In n 004,t, 800 ,000;sSi IN
4 1908, s6.s2 1000 ;s5 So o0y. 900:
Churches, etc - Il 9o4, 500 900 I'll. 4
l003, 81, 500 ;Sf gul rf 81. 22s, 3 }iS
4 Libraries 4 90 ST. Asa 900 81 ooa,,
1855 900; loss, S Il o. 600.
s.; Il l9o3i
4 ;62,16s, TS3; loss, s2lS, Y. q III
Giving Millions at IA Time.
i e From tho complete tables given below
several facts ofyinterest may sba drawll.
s|InStllc first place. nine donors have given
j from 81 900 900 to nearly 700 900 each.
i lis total9of their gifts rising 0097 s.
4 500: a.il three others tread so closely
lrDoEi the mil'ons q
4 mission TO this roll Of honor Wl tn 6 h
\ gregate benefaetions OF II 900 more.
AS was to have been exp ect cd MI Car1leI
4 gie leads the llst,--stil living up, his
Iannouncad belief tina t a privtltc g fortune
4 is merely n public trust. IF Y s.ES
4 M Andrew Carnegie, (nine librarle 55 flyc
i colleges. two clubsqia conval esccnt home.
i AZ heron fund ana for excayat Ions ut
Rome). s20,9o7 500 4; Miss s & G. Tracy. of
4 New York, (toY general chart tles) IS, 000-
Il 900; Marshall Field, Ito K he Field Muse
1iun1 Chicago III 81, 900, 900 Or, w.
A Evans, Of philadelphia. Ito "a museum Sof
,Idort,strNl3 $500 = Il
4 of Pasadena, 10 Reed Institute, Oregon),,
\ $4,000, 900; ,JumcsgJ Fill, 10 religion and
|education), II 1850 c9o /. Yoplson,
ef Boston dnc;lti ion in the east.
4 burg TO general charlttcs) 4 s ST. oo,-
0op; Henry W. r oFers,S sos New York.
i ito5a memorial church,. $1,000 900; Mrs;
4 Sarah Potter,9Bof Providence, Nj various
\ eastern charities). ,s9l5. 900; John y.
Rockefeller, (Johns Hopkins a Iospital and
cducatlon). 1900: a, G, Hutchinson,
i Of Georgia, uotcducatlon III the SOUTH,
s76o,r0n Total sAa 40 300, ID & IN
i Other names more or less household
in this land ofmoney kings, which figure
lin the roster of 19Q4's benefact tors, are
J. Q. Armour, Of Chicago, WITH quarter
A Of a million to his credit; g, M, schwab
and George l'os ter Pea body III each ii.o 81
4 WHOM, gave away. $685. 900; former Mayor
\ Grace, of New York, and \. John Hays
\ Hammond. The famous engineer each
I 100000; IVY. W. Astor, with 10000, ~,
A Iowbcr We!sh,aS&.of Philadelphia and
!#ZcnRs Crane, of6Daltpn, Nass" each Sos
4 900; and James stlllmun and Horny
II PhipIs, each $4,000, Az 35 y n III. ~ III
! 1.-THE Record Of the Months,
January seems to have been tho best
month for giving, Its total OF Isl 4,524,o1o
leading easily April g ~ 81 76l, 500 St No 4
! yembcrl takes third place, with s9,9ts,-
mi - Ia rn1n MI 1I,f,N