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:

Lizzie Champion, Warrenville, 25c.; Amelia Frink, Marshall, Mich., 25c.;

Dudley A. Williams, Hackensack, N. J., 50c.; John Wilson, Still Pond,

Md., 25c.; Lizzie Treadway, Cleveland, Ohio, 50c.; H. L. Ireland,

Coventryville, N. Y., 50c.; Louie Bryant, Schuyler, Neb., 25c.; Eric

Holt, New York, $1; Lillie Bahten, Piute Mountain, Cal., $1; Fannie K.

Sowall, San Antonio, Texas, 50c.; A. N. P., 25c.; Raymond Buck, 152d

St., N. Y., $1; Madge Vail, Sag Harbor, L. I., 50c.; Marshall and Harold

Wawick, Plainwell, Mich., 30c.; Louis A., Howard B., and Baby Boy,

Madison, N. J., 30c.; Bertie and Rex Dalmolen, Verona, Italy, $2:

Florence and Frankie Ward, New York, $1; Willie S., Elizabeth, N. J.,

$1; total, $11.35. Previously acknowledged, $246.69; grand-total,

$258.04.

E. AUGUSTA FANSHAWE, Treasurer, 43 New St.

_February 15_.

Can our little folks do no better than this for Young People's Cot? The

sum needed to endow the cot is $3000. There are many little suffering

children who need to be cared for in St. Mary's Free Hospital. The

subscription, you see, is growing very, very slowly. We wonder whether

some of you will not try to send an Easter offering to be reported in

this list? Could not you have a little box in the sitting-room or

nursery, and drop your pennies in it from time to time? You see, dears,

we must raise almost fifteen times what we now have before we shall

really have Young People's Cot, in St. Mary's Hospital.

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