Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-15
In dustrial Home school.
ANNUAL REPORT OF TIE MANAGERS

The annual report OF the board OF managers OF
the Industrial Home School OF the District of Co
lumbia, located in West Washington showing
the operations for the year ending June soth 1881
was submitted by its president, Mr.. C. M. Mathews
to-day. The revenues OF the school for the past
nscaI year were from appropriation OF Congress,
$lOoO0 and ALL other sources, $l5,66 80, and the
pendtureS f14 02l 80; leaving a balance on hand.
June 3Oth, 1881, o 81 555l3 The school receives no
revenues from any OF the Industries connected
herewith except from the manufacture and sale
OF tree boxes, which is little 1t is stated that
the appropriation is inadequate 10 the wants OF the
school, and reasons are set forth for a more liberal
appropriation. A change was made OF the super.
lntendent I'm consequence OF the resignation OF Mr..
L. Barnes, and Ar.M. 5. Stockbridge was appointed
his successor, at salary OF 81 000par annun which
amount is also TO cover the salaries OF matrOn and
housekeeper. The number OF INN ties cared Tor
from October 1, $780, TO September 80 1884, is I09-
SO boys and 40 girls or this number one died, 33
let school by permission, without, 20 were pro-
yided VITA homes, ana IL returned TO niends rhe
greenhouse has been completed and put In opera
ton; the grounds surrounding the min building
have been graded, and ornamented with flowers,
&c A fish pond has been excavated, and is sup
pied with water from a spring. The cot
tage contracted to be erected for 1905 was
Go eom%eneed naTnd May tn and o win De ready
has also been constructed at a cost Of $685. The
progress or the schools Is enlarged upon,
showing this To he in satisfactory condition.
The industries also fully described. especially
the green house Tor teaching horticulture, shoe
&c. The healtnfulneSs OF the stu ltion OF the in.
stitution is also eXtolled, but two deaths OF child
rem having occurred since Its establishment there.
In closing, the report states our object is TO give
back 10 the District I'm return for money expended
on the home, good men and women, who under
other influences would probably become either
pauperS or criminals"
THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE TO THE WASH.
INGToN STOCK EXcHASGE.-George ii. b. White,
esq, president OF the Washington Stock Exchange,
to-day received a letter from the New YORK stock
Exchange, saying: "lour favor, announcing the
formal opening OF the Washington Stock Exc
a. IA "a I Fl aua1 40 slItR
heartlest cong ratulations, and sincerely wish you
every su cess. With this is mailed copy OF our
constitution and bylaws"
BILL FOR DISSOLUTION OF BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP.
To-day Mr.. George L. Noyes flied bill IA equity
n Sfy Seng be Tine 5
sets forth that In 1863 the partnership OF Gray
Noyes WAS formed lor the purpose OF carrying on
the plaint1n had been engaged In the manufao-
ture OF machinery, and was IN possession OF prop
defendant put In but s25 During the past eighteen
years their work has aggregated 81 100000, ana
their real estate consists or lots 10
same reservation; lot 46, So 4i2 aud lot IL sqwest
OF So 6S3 all OF which is encuInbered. He states
that there never has been a ST tement OF accounts
between the parties, but the books show that the
defendant has drawn from the business S5,9l more
than plaintin and the frm is indebted 10 plaintiff
considerable unfinished work on hand, but he does
not know how much. He states That be has per-
casion to be dissatisfied with the conduct OF de-
fendant for the past few years In respect to the
business. He states that defendant Is naturally
overbearfng and during the past year. finding it i'm.
practicable for him longer 10 continue business re-
lations with him, he proposed mutual dissolu-
ton OF the partnership, and for the amicable settle
ment OF accounts, which proposition was declined.
He charges that the unfrfendly disposition OF de.
iendant toward the plaintiff has been growing
more intense, and on Saturday last, I'm the course
OF conversation the defendant gave expressions to
his i'll feeling; and that their relations have be-
come so unfr1endly, ft Is now impossible to carry
On the business together.
JUDGE SMELL ON THE EQUAL MORAL CuLPABuTrv
OF THE SExEs.-Dur1ng the trying OF a case in tina
Police Court this morning, an attorney was en-.
to break down the testimony OF a Young
white woman, by the effort to prove that She WaS
living with doctor as his mistress. Judge Smell
said that he wanted the attorney and eyerybodV
else TO Observation-Disclosures that a woman who waa
living with man as his mistress was as good "a
the man who made her his mistress no matter
who ne was, and she was as worthy OF belief q
DIvoRcED.-Yesterday Judge Wylie made q
decree OF divorce In the case Of johanna d. Smith
agt Frederick @. Smith, They were married IN
Baltimore, October 30th, 1879, and commenced %
live together at los LIST street northwest. Tho
INST night after the marriage defendant, e =
charged, became Intoxicated. and was afterWar6D
buy drink. She charges that St TIE end q folP
months he took from her 80 and silver watch,
and went on fu9 three months: that In 10 be ..
saulted her, and that In June laDk havi1R
abetrActed nom her, m le0 than Two yonGR
80. he deserted hee.