The morning times., 1895-10-25
CLARK'S,
734-736 9TH N. w.
Bet. C and II Streets.

dent of charities, respectively, remain as
last year.
| Salaries were increased, in addition 10
those elsewhere noted, as follows: Super
| intendent of lamps, 10 Sl.sOO; clerk IN sub
surface division. 10 81 400; assistant per
nit clerk, 10 81 900.
One additional Inspector of gas aud cleo
trio lighting is provided for.
q A total OF S165,45O is given to the
| street cleaning department, $4,000 OF
! which gees for sprinkliug. cleaning, and
sweeping An additional $4,000 is asked
| for cleaning snow and ice from cross walks
| and cutters.
The apportionment made for salaries
| to school teachers aggregates S6SS, ,015.
Night schools, $4,000, an increase of
So 900. and contingent expenses, 500.
| The school janitors get "a total OF S61 ;
| $50.
| Furniture for new school buildings in
| Eighth division b. 81 400; Tenleytown,
| Brightwood, Brookland, Conduit road, Con.
gross Heights, 500 each; Ivy City and
Garfield, $3.50 each.
Rents OF school buildings and repairs and
! improvements to school buildings and
| grounds, $4,000; for purchase of tools,
| machinery, material and apparatus, Nor
| NAL Training Schools, $4,000; fuel, $40
| 600.
FOR THE SCHOOLS.
!
Textbooks and school supplies are in.
Guided at $4,000, and items for recon
structing buildings as follows: Stevens,
Sc, 900; wallach, So 900; new eightTooni
| building and site, northeast, $4,000. new
| buildinS-and site at Langdon, 81 1000; adj
dition to Benning school, white, $4,000; re-
| constructing Anthony Bowen school, S29.'
| 900.
The estimate OF last year for a business
| high school building, rejected by the last
| Congress, is repeated, and the sum OF
| 100000 is asked.
The Henry building is to be reconstructed
at a cost of $40 600 to fit il for use Us y
| ma anual training school.
Tn,. poiIce u, pa I..ient is given, in round
numbers, ST30,000, of which S4i3,90O
Is apportioned TO the pay of the force. One
| adui.u.Iii Inspector Is asked Tor i a salary
| of 81 500.
Additional items for the police depart
mcnt: One light ambulance, $3.50; ex-
tending patrol system, $500; improy'
ing stable, Third precinct, S2,673.
| To meet deficiency III the police relief
| fund, S16,660 is asked for from the receipts
from fines in the police court.
| The bathing beach is given $40 900 to
prepare the "inner bas sim" near the
present site, for use, and its substitution
| for the present beach.
The reforma tories and charities are
provided for as follows: Washington
Asylum, S73,4SS
| Boys reform school is given SAG, 1905; for
| the support OF the insane the sum OF SlO4,-
| 049 is given; Institution of deaf and dumb,
SO, 800; relief Of poor, $4,000; mu-
nicipal lodging-house $4,000; temporary
| home for ex-Union soldiers, So 800; Wo-
mans Christian Association, 81 900; Cen
trail dispensary and Emergency Hospital,
| 5000; Columbia Hospital for Women,
! for maintenance and general repairs
! to main building, S29, 1000; Frecdman's s
Hospital, subsistence, S22.500; salaries,
! $4,000; rent, 81 900; fuel and other
necessarie $1,000; M tional Home ~
pathic Hospital. $3.50; Reform School
| for Girls, 500, ,Tso; Washington Hos
| pital tor Foundlings, Sc GoO0; Church Or
| phanage, $1,000; German Orphan Asy-
ium, 81 800; Institution for Relief of
| Colored Women, S11 900; st. AIMS In
! fant Asylum Sc 900; Association for Works
of Mercy, 81 300; House of the Good
! Shepherd, $3.50; st. Roses Industrial
School. 81. $50; St.Joseph's Asylum, 81 800;
| Young Women's Christian Home, 81 900:
Industrial Home SchouI. $4,000; board
OF chiidren's guardians, $4,000.
| Hope and Help Mission is given ST. 1000;
| Newsboys and Childrcns Aid Society
| $1,000; Eastern Dispensary, 81 600; and
| for purchase of a Site and development of
an emergency hospital, $4,000. and the
Washington House for Incurables gets
| $4,000; Children's Hospital, $4,000.
WORK ON STREETS.
The schedule of proposed work on streets
follows. In the northwest 81 SO, 900 is
| asked for paving, as follows:
Virginia avenue, G TO +; First, TO P;
| W, Twelfth to Thirteenth; Florida avenue,
| First to North Capitol; T, Seventh to Ninth;
Riggs, New Hampshire avenue to Nine
| tcenth; u, Sixteenth to Eighteenth; l,
| Twcnty-thrd to Twent y-sixth; G, Elev-
| enthB to Twelfth; Twenty-fifth, H to h;
| T, Seventh to Florida avenue; Rhode Isl
! and avenue, New Jersey avenue to Florida
| avenue; X, First to North Capitol: Florida
avenue, Connecticut avenue TO Eighteenth;
First, Pierce to New York avenue;
22nd, F to Va. ave-; IIth, to d; 18th,
to b; 11th, to b; N. Cap, o to Fla.
ave-; b, 9th to 9th; 25th, NJ to N; Cedar,
18th to 18th; o, N. j. ave. to st; 3rd p to
Q; 24th, NJ to Pa. ave, and W 18th to l 9th.
Q: 24th, NJ to Pa. ave-, and w :, 18th to 10Th.
In the Northeast S13S, 800 for paving
and other work on Mstreet, from Second to
Florida avenue; Florida avenue, Ninth to
NJ; b, Eighth to Ninth; ID, Maryland avenue.
avenue TO Fourteenth; Florida avenue, NJ
TO Ninth; F, Third to Ninth; G., Maryland
TO Brentwood road; Tenth, East Capitol to
g; L, North Capitol TO eastward; Florida
avenue, North Capitol to New York avenue;
ID, Massachusetts avenue to Maryland ave-
nue.; Eleventh, Massachusetts avenue to
c, and F, Ninth to Maryland avenue.
In the southeast $13S,O0 is asked for
paving, etc, on 10th. from Pa ave- to 1; /,
from Sth to 11th;S. c. ave-, from 9TH to
9th;C, from 1 11th TO 9Th: KY. ave. from Lin
coin Park to B; 18th, from E. Cap. to d:
L, from 4th to 9th; E, from 18th
to 14th; 4th, from C to Va. ave-;
9th. Pa. ave. to S &C. ave-; S. Cap, IL to K;
Z, 3rd to 4th; 9th, to &; s. G. ave, 9th
to 11th; 4th, Va. ave. to n; n. C. ave-, L
to b: LIST, G to E, and Va. ave, Bird to 9th.
In the southwest, $40, 900 is wanted for
u, eth TO 9th; f, 9TH to 10th; 1, Sd TO
9th; Sd, II TO X; 6 1-2, ID 10 L: Va. ave-,
S. Cap. 10 Del ave-; n, 1-2 10 9Th; Van,
Sd to 1-2; Del. ave-. h to l.: 14th, b TO
alley; Water twidening), p to Northward:
Sd, X to N: NJ Sd To 4 1-2, and Va. ave-
IN. ST., Del ave. to I'd.
For Georgetown they ask $4,000 for
NJ, Thirty y-fifth To Thirt y-sixih: NJ Thirty
fourth 10 Thirty-fiftli: NJ. Thirt y-thirti to
Thirty-fourth; NJ, Thirty-first TO Thirty
second Twenty-seventh ~ TO P: Olive
Twenty-eighth to Tllirtieth; N, Twenty
seventh TO Twenty-eighth; Dumbarton,
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