YOUNG PEOPLE'S COT.

Contributions received for Young People's Cot, in Holy Innocent's Ward,

St. Mary's Free Hospital for Children, 407 West Thirty-fourth Street:

Ethel Franklin, Chicago, $1; Carla E. D., Stuttgart, Germany, $1;

Robin Hood Archery Club, Yorkville, $25; Florence Edith Belcher,

Shawangunk, N. Y., 20c.; Annie M. Miller, Charleston, S. C., $1;

Herbert Boyer, Delaware, Ohio, $1.50; Mary L. Deeming, Lockport,

Ill., $1; Sarah Phelp's Easter Offering, 18c.; "From one whose boy

has gone home," $1; Willie T. Lent's Easter Offering, Jersey City,

50c.; Anna M. and Mary L. Smith, Columbus, Ohio, $1; Easter

Offering from a Friend, $1; Easter Offering from Flory and Earle

Stone, earned by them during Lent, Earlville, N. Y., 35c.; Easter

Offering earned by Allen P. Gilbert, Detroit, Mich., $1; Anonymous,

Philadelphia, $1; Earned by Jessie Thomas, N. Y., $2; Dora and

Janet Gilmour, Stanbridge, Can., 50c.; Easter Offering, S. G. C.,

East Orange, $2; Easter Offering from Burial Guild ($3.50),

Sewing-School ($3), and Girls' Friendly Society ($1) of

Transfiguration Chapel, New York, $7.50: "Cheerful Givers," from

Sunday-school of Church of the Transfiguration, New York, $3.10;

John Peterson, Frank Jackson, Charlie Weeks, Vincent Peterson,

Willie Napoleon, Edward Johnson, and Willie Thomas, New York

(savings through Lent), $7; Mattie M. Heartt, Wahjamega, Mich., $1;

Easter Offering from Bessie Winans, Brooklyn, $1.10; Easter

Offering from the Sunday-school of the Church of the

Transfiguration, New York--Miss Lena Fanshawe's, Miss Agnes Kain's,

Miss Dod's, Miss Struthers's, Miss Whitlock's, Miss M. R.

Chauncey's, Miss E. G. Shreve's, Miss M. S. Shreeves's, Mrs.

Elton's, and Mrs. Martin's classes--$48.39; total, $109.32.

Previously reported, $297.52; April 15, grand total, $406.84.

E. AUGUSTA FANSHAWE, Treasurer, 43 New St.

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