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:

Henry and John Goeltz, $2; Kerfoot W. Daly, Gibsonton, $1; Mamie

Tilton, Fort Riley, Kan., $1; Easter gifts from Charles Frederick

Fletcher, $1, Theodora Carter, $1, Maud Metcalf, 75c., Ruth

Metcalf, 75c., and Mary Aiken Metcalf, 50c., Auburndale, Mass.,

total, $4; Dora's Easter Offering, New York, $1; Lucy, Frank, and

Willie Green, Upper Alton, Ill., 25c.; "Little Margaret," June 4,

In Memoriam, $100; Teddie and Willie McVickar, New York, $20; Ethel

Hurst, New York, 75c.; Virgie McLain, Nassau, N. P., $1.25; Annie

and Edith Van Kuran, Clinton, Iowa, 50c.; Lena Matthews, Olean,

N. Y., $1: Oliver T. Clough, Junction, Iowa, $1; In Memoriam,

Herbert Stockwell Day, $50; Ethel Ransom, 25c.; Elise Hurst, New

York, 25c.; Teddie McVickar, New York, 25c.; Lulu Lyon, $1; Frank

M. Hartshorn, in memory of two little brothers, $1; Emily Chauncey,

30c.; Isabelle Lacey, $10; Teddie McVickar, New York, 50c.;

proceeds of a fair held in Zion Church Chapel, Madison Avenue, New

York, April 22, the Lenten work of a club of four little

girls--Helen Manice, Madeline Satterlee, Gertrude Parsons, and

Mamie W. Aldrich--New York, $550; total, $747.30; previously

acknowledged, $406.84; grand total, May 15, 1882, $1154.14.

E. AUGUSTA FANSHAWE, Treasurer, 43 New St.

* * * * *

Harper's Young People, June 6, 1882 An Illustrated Weekly · 第 43 / 67 题