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The Associated Charities.
A STORMY SESSION OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS
Mr. L. s. EMERY ExoNERATED FROM CHARGES PRE-
rEREED HIM

STORMY SESSION OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS
Mr. l. s EMERY EXoNERATYD FROM CHARGES PRE-
FERkED AGAINST HIN.
The board OF managers OF the Associated Char
ties had stormy meeting al the Central ofce. las
street. last night, There were present Judge nd
Mrs Smell. Mr.. T. j. LASER, MI. John 7. Mitchell,
Mr. A. NJ. Gangewer. Mr.. 4. p. Pardon. Mr. J. II.
voorhees,, Mr.. Armstrong. Mr.. j. II. Bradford Mr..
Peck, Mr.. E b. Barnum, Dr.. Chickering. Mr.. John
f. Cook, Rev. Mr.. Steel ana MIR. B. p. Mann. As
the secretary read the minutes OF the last meeting
MI Mann entered several objections
The minor business OF the meeting being disposed
OF. after various distractions on the part OF Mr.
Mann, Mt. John T. Mitchell announced that the
committee appointed at a previous meeting 90 In
veSUgate certain charges preferred against Mr. l.
; Emery, the general SECRETARY. by Mr.. Mann. was
ready 10 report Mr.. Mitchell then read the
charges, which were that Mr. Emery had received
ana disoursed money contrary 10 the reCu-
lstlotis provided by the constitution. Whereby Mt
Mann held that he had committed fraud and
misdemeanor. There was no charge. however. that
Ihe secretary had misappropriated any OF the
money thus diSbursed without authority, but that
me prescribed forms OF the constitution had not
been observed Mr.. Emery was not present. being
out or the city. but his written defense was read
Claiming that wherever he had departed from the
rules relating TO the disbursement OF funds. IL had
peen DIV absolute necessity and with the sanction
or the board. After reading the charges and the an
Swer the committee announced that they had
FOUND the charges TO be trivial and Uncaled for.
and they completely exonerated Mr. Emery. They
thought that he had faithfully performed his duties
ana tnat ne should be commended. rather than
blamed: for the eularftiesr with which he was
charged.
A stormy discussion arose upon the question Of
adopting the report Of the committee Mr Mann
was the only one TO oppose IL, but many felt called
upon 10 express their opinion OF the matter, and
the Charges and their author were under IRE for
over an hour. Mr. Mann main aimed TO the last
mat MS charges were correct. and resisted all ap-
peals to withdraw them. Mr.. Mann was very bit
terry denounced by several OF the speakers and Il
was charged that his opposition to Mr Emery was
personal matter entirely. To ali this be entered
protest that the facts he had charged had not
Deen dlSproved. When the vote was AIKEN his was
the only one registered against The adoption OK the
report OF the committee
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The Children,s HOSPITAL.


ELECTION OF oFFIcERs-ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
PRESIDENT-G0OD WORK OF THE INSTITUTION.
The board Of directors Of the Childrens hospital
last evening elected their old officers for the ensu-
ing year, as follows President. Samuel v. Niles;
vice president, NJ. ". Gait; secretary, Reginald
Fendall; treasurer, Frederick B. Mcclure COM
mittee, consisting OF Messrs. s. Fl. Kaufman,
Reginald Fendall and DR.. johnson Eliot, was ap-
pointed to edit, publish and distribute the annual
report OF the operations OF the hospital
1t was decided to have registered pharmacist as
apothecary OF the Institution, and Mr.. A. F. Hofer
was elected to I'LL the Office.
THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT,
giving summary OF the report OF the board OF hos
pital administration, shows that during the wear
2,436 children were under treatment. OF this num-
Der 1872 were inmates OF the hospital the daily av
erage OF patients being DC &c, and 2244 under
treatment In the dispensary, an increase Of 312 over
Cne NUMBER treated in the preceding year in the
d1spensary. The number OF prescriptions compounded
was lib, and the number Of surgical operations
performed. g. The per centage Of hospital patients
cured and discharged was a 1924, and of dispersal
ry patients more than 60 per cent. The daily ex-
pense for the support and treatment of the 1872
and for the children treated In the dspensary the
daily cost has been about 4.95. This exhibit. the
president says, is most gratifying one, showing
the great economy as well as system. exercised In
the affairs of the hospital and at cost much less,
1t believed than any institution OF this class in this
country or Europe.
THE TREAsURERs REPORT
shows that the receipts for the year ending Novem-
Der 30 last. including balance Of Sill So on hand
at the beginning Of the year, amounted to s13O71-
81. The disbursements amounted to s1149511
leaving the sum OF 81 to the credit OF the hos
pital, which, with the balance OF the Congressional
appropriation for the fiscal year ended June 80,
1888, &, 5OO makes total OF 81, O75 towards the
maintenance and support OF the hospital for
the ensuing year. During the year $500
has been paid on account of the debt
Of the hospital and 1925 % on account Of interest
The Indebtedness has been reduced TO $4,000, which,
the managers hope, will be fully paid during the
ensuing year. The general condition OF the hoSpi-
tall sanitary and otherwise, as shown by the re-
ports OF the respective weekly visiting committees,
has been very satisfactory.
The president endorsed recommendation made
by the property committee for the construction of
the west wing Of the hospital, in order to provide
additional wards and other cOnveniences This rec
administration.
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DIED.

=. On T1sff X PsS%ssf UP is
after long illnsss Of eight months. which she boss
Her funeral wi take place from her late resdcnes
No 81 In street northwest. Thursday. Decemlpx
I'm a 9'clecA p m Friends and relatives are ~
BEEF Fse'g gE% Sn psGsmser 10Th iss :.
aged twenty -four.
O., sad the thoughts our brother dead.
IN silence rests his peaceful head:
IL heaven has sought his resting place
BY HIS ONLY BRorHER.
n HIS funeral a VII ,taa take place sSmsox wedns.a
strta.t two ~ Relatives and friends respectfully
CARROLL On December 10th lsss NJ his re~sdeno.
No; ia ! street northwest, JOHN CARROLL. ssed
Tie funeral win place from Western Presbytsrsu
cnurch ID street between 18th and both, on WednesdA
aIi,sfoon at 80 Friends and scquaintsnces respe
CLARK. ON Monday, December 10th. 1888, at tvea&
O'Clock ~. GEORGE b. CLARK. So. aged nfty-thl
Funeral from his late residence as Sixth street
y aud service at Ali souls' church ss two ocio5
.. IN. Relatives and friends invited.
THOMAS DONOVAN native Of County Cork Eela;sx
a;,d s5yenty-h ve years.
Tue funeral VII take place from bis late re.idencs
morning At SO ococR and then proe.e Sp TO
late Conception church, where requiem win "
LINDENKoHL Suddenly at O'Clock Sunday mora
ing, December 9 1888 MARTHA L lNDENKOHf. oldass
Ard riy bloved child q AdolPhus and Pauline Liza
Burial III Prospect HUI Cemetery. Dec. II. Ct pm
LONG On Sunday night, December g. 1883 Mn
ELIAABE 4 W; LoNd. widow Of the late Robert Gag
Funeral from the Chapel at Oak Hm cemetery. wed
art invited to attend.
MCCARTHY. en- December 10th 1888. sse:Is q "a.
H9iSoRAH McCARTHY. aged seventy two.
- he funeral VIII take place "Wednesday evenfns.
Decelnb'r 18th, 1888 at 2. from the residence "a
her daughter. 2o7 F street northwest
NE1LsOS On TUESDAY, the ilth u December. 1854,
OF Halvor Nelson and Miranda = Nilsson
Funeral private. on account Of serious nlnea q Tie
mother.
0'HAIRE On December 10th. 1888 1t II q m. THE.
ORDORE HANLAN. youngest son Of Michael ma Pau.
lile O'ialre. aged months aud IL days
Funeral from his parents' sdence 1876 10th stree3
aud relatives ar resi- ectfully invited TO attend
SlMMS On December llth. 1888 1t 10 30 CHAN.
LOTl 4 SlMMS. ssred twenty years
Funeral viii take place from St Aus'lstine'e church.
are RESPECTFULLY invited .
STAPLER- On Sunday. December eth, 1883 NJ bar
residence IN this city, after q brief Illness SARAH
FISHER STAPLER. In the 6sth year VI her awe
lcos street northwest on Tuesday, the llth inst q
O'clock pm Interment on Wednesday. It Wilmines0as
WATERS On Monday December 10 lsss NJ her l.aa
residence No 1901 c street southeast Wsshinefon IL
Q, ANNIE f. WATERS. beloved wife on Beni ii
Waters. after short. but severe illness
"Wednesday.
WEST. On Sunday, December eto. 1888 st l2 In
O'Clock y m JOHN WEST, in the 72d year of his are
10 O'Clock. High requiem MAS viii be celefrsfrd
FRIENDS ana relatives respectfully invited to attend 2
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rHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
y PROVED REAL ESTATE. ON BOUNDARY AND
EnPTJwECT -

tue District OF Columbia, passed the 4th day of6
December 1885, III Equity cause No OIL wherein -
Anna VI. te;nacher ct al are COMPLIMENTS and Jacob
einder e' al are defendants the u2dersgned trus,
the premises. on WEDNESDAY, the NINETEENTH
DAY of DECEMBER A. D. 1888. at FOUR O'CLOCK p
OF Washington. D. c. described all of lot numbered
l. and part OF lot numbered two CD in square num-
bered FIVE hundred and fifty Be inning on north RI
street eighty feet nine inches 81 it n from the
southwest corner of said square five hundred and fifty
and running thence two hundred aud twenty
feet 2g it, more or less to the extreme eastern portion
OF said SQUARE thence northwest along the line Of
Boundary avenue or street two hundred and ffty.w
feet siX inches t252 # in thence south hundred
and twenty five feet six inches (I25 it. IT, to the place
OF beginning.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: Ouethird
GO cash and the balance il two 2) equal llments
sl1 @ aud twelve q months, with interest from dsy
Of sale 10 be secured By deed Of upon the prenises
deposit of hundred dollars will be REQUESTED at the
time OF sale AL yancng and recording at pur-
chaserS cost LEON TOBRINtR, r1lstee
322 Az street northwest
J. I. COLDWELI. Auctioueer tI6-dSls
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ZINE THREE STORY PRESS BRICK BAY WIN.
l. DOW DWELLING BROWN STONE TRIM.
MINGS. AND STEPS, CATHEDRAL GAS
SPLENDID CELLAR, TEN ROOMS ALL MOD
IN G0NNENIENCES. NO. l41O Q STREET
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. DECEMBER<s.s
IH!RiEENIH at FOUR AND HALF O'CLOCK Az
NJ in front Of the premises We will sell the east
half Of
Lot %. Square 900,
fronting 81 feet inches by depth of 100 feet to an
alley improved by new press brick front house. with
DAY window and all modern conyenienceS 10 rooms
slate mantes closets &C house heated by furnace aid
mas nne cellar This property has only been built but
snort time and is convenient street cars and
rapidly Improving section OF the city.
Terms: One third cash; bal nee In six, twelve
el1nteen and twenty -four months notes to bear pei
cent Interest and to be secured by deed of trust all
cash at option OF purchaser. Conveyaricing &c nj
purchasers cost Terms to be Complied with in sever
days otherwise resale at risk and Of purchaser
after i've days public advertisement such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington, D. C. A
deposit Of SEQ at time Of sale
d104t DTrNCANSON RPoo A,o+,
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES s, SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND
AND STREETS NORTHWE,T.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Eber
No lC33 folio 26 ct Of the land records of s
Washington county. in the District of Columbia 2A
and at the written request of the thereby
TWENTIEIH DAY OF DECEMBER A D 1888 at
4:SO O'CLOCK P. M in front of the premises ali that
certain rece parcel of land and premises situate and
b ing In the City Of Washington the District of Col
umba and known and distinguished the ground pIat
or plan OF said city and being part of lot numbered
nye (5l In square Numbered hundred and twenty
TWO Z2 as the same is DESIGNATED the ground Plat
OF sad city and contained within the following etes
Snd bounds Commencing for the same at q point on
th street west distant twenty five (2 north from
the southwest corn Of said lot thence running north
along the line Of said goth street fourteen W feet one
nall ~ inch: thence east hundred and fftv-fve
100, feet ten QOl inches to tie line OF said lot
thence with said rear line south fourteen W feet one
Qa3) feet ten l0) inches to the point Of beginning to-
grther with all the rights easements privileges and ap-
to the same belonging in any wise ap-
pertaining -
Terms: One-third cash: balance in six and twelve
months notes to bear interest and to deed
Of trust on pr misses sold all cash option OF Dr-
chaser Conveyancng, &c at purchasers cost de-
post OF 500 required at time of sale II of sale
are not complied with within days the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost OF the defaultng purchaser after five days public
OF such resale in some newspaper pub
Ished in Washington D, c.
ds.e IL n IL IA laSoO -
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Dr Randolnh wfnslow and Ch1r10 u2e3 -
| ored, are held In bail Tor the Balumofe Soe.S
thorities, charged with atteinpel's W 'os
In the French chamber OF depuues
Prime Minister Ferry defended the couISs.
government In the Tonquin analr, tns -,
voted and declaration OF counocuoS ~ -
try was passed - -
4 reform movement has been insugursteo
county officers at New orleans agalhss ~
blers AID houses OF prostitution In tnat Guy.
II IS author1tatively stated that the -
shore railroad has been sold. and win pass into \
hands OF the Pennsylvania railroad yanua. :.
Rev. Mr.. Gandolfo, an aged Catnohe P~
Emmijtsburg, Nd, Is dead. ..s<
Prof sylvester, OF Johns Hopkins umveIs -
Baltimore has been elected professor on nA<9
MATES IN the University or oxford
A row boat, containing hunting party " "
Germans, capSlZed In the river near bunaio ~
yesterday. ami all were lost except one. =.
There are 300 coupon cases IN the Hustfngs cru
OF Richmond, Va, involving about t25o9
Testimony for the prosecution In the south csr
Ina election cases. In the United states No.-
closed in Columbia yesterday. The goSefnm<'
faie- 60 make a case OF conspiracy.
Under the sanction Of the Knights OF Labor
men are circulating petitions In Pittsburg ano -
where for Congress 20 ma Ike IL a criminal outn'
FOR anyone 10 import laboreTs under concfa4 =
foreign countries. -
In II. Louis sunday evening J. +. Gea - w.
or New York. were giving spirftualf1l0 kS,ss1-,
ance. and. after an exhausting cabins
CON dropped dead a
Nm. GI,sen. q; Anderson county, Tenn-, wes -
ten BY dog. on June LIST last. The wuQAu 10y:
but last week Green was taken with ny0zQ
and died in terrible agony.
Five mounted men raided the town y DN.S-1
Arizona, saturday night They killed &c. TeRp
j. A. Molly and ID. A. Smith, and wounou -
Roberts Afterwards they robbed q store q y
Rev. William II. Hoyt, one OF the assistant
was stricken with aporlexy while saying the MOI
Ing mass sunday and fell dead.
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d o. HOFFMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
H. 10th and streets northwest

TRUSTEES SAFE OF FOUR BRICK DWELLING
FRANkL!N STREET; BETMr EN- FOURTH AND
IN TIE CITY OF WASHINGTON IN THE DIS,
TRICT OF COLUMBIA
By virtue of deed of trust bearing date the 18th -
day OF May 1876 and duly recorded in Liber SIT IA
folio 39 OF the lana records for he District Of ~
COL ubia and by of the order and decree Of the
Supreme Court Of the District Of Columb holding q
sitcial term in Equity. of the 4th day October
1882 in nulby red 1876 in Equity. shli at the
the said d. ed Of trust. by of default il TIE
payment vi the indebtedness by the said deed
OF trust secured, otter for sale in front Of the
premises on THURSDAY, THE THIRTEENTH DAY
OF DECEMBER, 1883. AT THREE O'CLOCK P NJ ali
those certain premises known as lots numbered ninety
three t93j ninety four GA and ninety five t9S)
of the Commissioners subdivision of su1are
numbered five hundred and ten t5l0 in the City Of
Washington. il the District Of Columbia and lot mum
bered one hundred and nineteen ll9) of William II
'2) and twenty eight lS of the said Commissioners
subdivision of the said square together with the i'm.
proveIients appurtenalices and lerelamrn,s to the
belonging. the said improvements CONSISTING of
tour 90 Brick Dwelling Houses numbered respectively
AL 43 45 and ASH Franklin street in the said city
Terms of sale: Onehaf cash. and the balanc in 81
and twelve months secured, the property sold au
the notes to bear interest at per per apnuin or
al cash al the option OF the yu-chIsr deposit I
500 will DC required on each house when sold A.
sal q De compiled with within 10, days. In default
OF such coI lance tue Trustees will resell the said
misses Tor much thereof in respect Of which such
compliance shall not be had) At the risk and of the
defsultin9 purchaser after 1--WE t5 days notice by
xeyslnT IN newspaper EqeshTd in The city of Wash
---s''--' - ivELYS S. Hall. Trustees.
F. o. HOLTZMAN. Auctioneer. n27-d&ds
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-Deeds in fee have
been recorded as follows: j. NJ Heating to Emma
g. Nelson, lot Is, 50. 2o6; s.. c. W. Hayes to
A. Ryon to s. S. Shedd lot 50, sub. ss, So s6s; g.
Murray Donaldson, 70 John F. Wild, part 9, 50. IS;
81 200 &c. J: Wild to Eliz Donaldson, same prop
erty; g.. EliZ j. Meem to John MCGOWAN part
% Georgetown: 500. d. s. Pickren ct al trustees.
to Brooks ct al, IN trust lot 9, 50. 525; So 600
5000 Laura N. Bronson to George NJ. Hathaway
sub lot SO, 50. SO: $500 James d. Heroy ct al, 70
g: W: Wormel!e, lot 9, block 10, lie Droit Park:
and II, 50. $40; g.. G. Wilmer to Henrietta s.
Stutz, same property; &. 8 sothoron to 8.
Main to Robert Proctor, part Q, 50. south of 5i6:
$1,000. &c. w. W. Danenhower TO j. B. Bryan. los
g 70 q s9 GIG, and lot H. 50. 81; sSe1 J. B. Bryan
L Roy TO b Butterworth, lots 81 and and part
block 4 Browns sub. Of. Mt Pleasant SA9l6 w,
]: Newton 70 Cha2 Y. Trott, part & Sub a. -
$A0M J. = Norris TO A. Wyte, lot 80 NJ -
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Wall Street To-day.
THE STOCK MARKET STILL IN THE CONTROL OF THE
BEARS.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE Ecenfno Posts fnan-
cal article contains the following: The market con-
tnueS in the control OF the bears. The
greatest force OF their attack this morn
Ing was made on Union Pacific, and in
this stock they have now outstanding
short interest OF at least 900 shares all OF which
must be covered some time Notwithstanding the
decrease Of the net earnings OF the Union Pacific,
and Notwithstanding the report that the Union
Pacific, Rock Island and st. Paul have signed a
tripartite agreement which may lead to a war
between those three roads on the one
side and the Burlington and Quincy and North
western on the other. There Is 20 reason to doubt
that all OF the five roads in this fight viii earn
their usual dividends this year In this view OF the
case holders OF these stocks will hardly be induced
70 sell them on the prospect OF a war which
at worst is likely to be very temporary affair." ii it
comes to an actual war. Nevertheless the prospect
OF the war and the fact that there are no great
operators to lead on the bull side, gives the bear
clique control OF the market.
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T'HoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.

I'no1iAS OOWAlNd Auctoneer.
AUCTION SALE OF RICH, RARE AND HIGH COST
COLLECTION OF
FINE JEwELRy.
CONSISTING OF
SUPERB DIAMONDS, kUBIES. SAppH1REs
PEARLS. OPALS. TOURMAIINES RERY1a n
SET As
RINGS. EAR RINGS. STUDS, LACE AND SCARF
PINS. LOCKETS. BRACELETS, 60,
RARE ANTIQUES AND CUTTINGS.
PORCELAIN PAINTINGS, 10
To be Sold at Sales Room, Southwest corner Of 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue. on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER THIRTEENTH, 1883. .t
ELEVEN O'CLOCK AM
The purity and rarity Of the Precious Gems, and the
excellence and perfection Of the entire collection must
itself favorably to the connoisseur and evoke
on and DAY sss s ~
S. Antique Intasio Seal Venus RETURNING from
tae with sns Attendant and cupid
art perfect in al details aud under msgnier show.
n Louis xfyths time Somewhat siIsp s GStsss
esss sSn AN and Wash s say bout bout
81 East India Betel Nut handwork cutting by natives
OF minute tnteraced fgures fine specime13 Of skfil
and patience. excessively rare.
Old Mine Cluster Diamond Ear Rines Of sbout csrats
New York, in 1858. aud cost S625. - D"'An'A ~
nearly ssy lasd
IL Sve .na pS q coo1 Scns nr d g %oss
ssSS Z. s e e M e'ser 3T4s bS 81 iIg
dS'N AudNoneer
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WHIT CARL SEIZURE WrTHDREw.-The New York
Evening Post, Saturday, says: 'sWe have to an
nounce that to-day Mr.. Carl Schurz has permanent
~ dissolved his connection with the Erenino Pos
by resign1ng his place as member OF the board OF
trustees OF the company. He had withdrawn from
the editorial department some time ago. not as
some OF our contemporaries have conJecfured, be.
cause regular editorial work was HksOme to him
but In consequence OF serious differences OF opiniO
between himself and bis associates concerning Die
treatment Of important pubic questions II the eli,