The evening times., 1896-05-04
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this institution and he cost OF malntena nee,
including repairs. was 81 800. The largest
numDcr OF Inmates cared fOr during tht
quarter WAS 81. The same number were
| present ON the last day OF the quarter.
St Roses Industrial ScDOOi. with a quar-
terly allowance OF $1.l2o, received S34O
| during the quarter from private sources.
| For salaries the expenditure was S32T. and
| formaintenancc 81 $50. Theaveragedaily
number OF inmates IN liiis esta Disninrhc as
| 62. 60 being the largest number received
st. Joscphs AsyIufns s quarterly allow
| ance from public funds was S45O. contribu-
t,ons. work OF inmates and pay for haif-Or-
phaps amounted to S59T -. No salaries
we're paid In tbs establishment from. nom
official funds. except for servants, which
amounted TO s. 8. The total OF expenditures
1eT There were on
day OF tie quarter liz chiidrcn III the
as YUM. ..,-.. wv.
which has $50 a quarterly governmental
allowance received from private sources
Sl.l76. The salaries amounted TO 81 - Tor
maintaining the esta blishment. ~ ,2oS. The
highest number at any one time was p.
situations were found for Il. Some appli-
cants were refused admission for lack or
accommodations. Others because they were
beyond the age OF uiirty-nNe year, anu
earning sufficient to pay board in board
ing houses. No worthy applicant was sent
| away without help or temporary shelter.
The Industrial Home School, which re
ceiyes a quarterly appropriation of &. 415
nrovides Tor an average OF 1O2 dependent
children. Salaries amounted TO Sl,O23' ana
maintenance, including repairs the eS
pense was S2,415. Some applicants were
refused because they Were not proper
charges upon the District of Columbia
There were at this establishment on the
last day Of the quarter seven wards OF
the Board OF Chidren's Guardians. paid
for AT the rate of SO per month each out
of the boards : funds.
GUARDIANS OF THE MITES.
The Board OF Chiidren's Guardians. which
receives as Il quarterly allowance from
District appropriations $1,000. pays for
salaries S775: for rent, $40, and for all
other items of maintenance, exclusive
OF repairs S5,l3I. There was at The end
of the quarter ended March 81 deficit
OF 81 500. The average number or de
pendent children under supervision OF lhr
board during the quarter was 2't, In
GLIDING III wards indriiiured 10 privai'
persons i'll the District ana seven states,
or in families on trial preliminary to in
denturc. The largest number OF wards
al any one time was 3ol ami the snIa Hest
2S3. Twenty wards Were commute ed 10
this board during the quarter by the Dis
trict courts.
The children's branch OF the Washington
Humane Society receives Il quarterly a.
Iowauce or S270-the salary OF a police
officer detailed as agent. II provided for
thirty-four children during the quarter as
follows: Four 10 the EOard of Children's
Guardians: nine TO the Industrial Home
District OF Columbia, for toys; five 10 st.
AIMS Infant Asylum: three TO the News
boys and Chlldren's Aid Society, eight TO
the Was hiugton City Orphan As YUM:
seven To the Washington HosprtaIfoT FOUnd-
lings. and one TO q private home. The
agent Of this society investigated sew venty-
five cases. They were disposed of as
follows: Prosecuted, two; fined, one; dis
missed. one; adjusted, seyenty-three.
The Newsboys' and ChildTen's I'D So
ciety received quarterly allowance OF
"a .fr rG.sg rtf
lions from other sources and work OF in
mates amounted TO $3.50; expended for
sal ries, S2s6, and for ma intenance,
S339 This establishment provided for
an average Of thirty inmates. II served
lO.094 meals, and 3,3l5 lodgings were
given to worthy dependents. Situations
for eight persons We're found.
The Hope aud Help Mission receives
Sl25 quarterly from the District funds;
from private sources and work of its in
mates 1858. The amount expended for
sala ries was S45; for maintenance and re-
pairs $3.50. and for purchase Of real estate
1904. This institution cared for seventy
five persons during the quarter. its average
being thirty eight inmates. Situations were
found fer five women and four were refused
accommodation on accOunt of lack of room
There were 12,239 meals and lodgings
served.
The A gcd women's Home. which received
from the District an allotment of SaE.
cared for thirteen old women. paid no
salnries, and expended for maintenance
500.
THE WOMEN'S DISPENSARY.
The Women's Dispcnsary. which receives
4 quarterly allowance out of the District
funds, provided for 9i1 patients during the
quarter. The total number of surgical cases
was 46 nd medical cases 246. There were
96S prescriptions Compounded: sixteen sur
gical operations, and 233 external applica-
tions. This establishment pays $50 for
salaries and 500 for maintenance. The
amount received from pay patients was S1i l..
The Washington A vlun, comprising aims
house, workhouse and hospital. received a
quarterly appropriation OF Sl5.I2S- The
aInishouse, which provides for an average
OF 221 destitute persons, received b6 IN
diSents and discharged 81. There remained
ter, 224. There We're 1.0ll persons re-
Ceived in the workhouse during thelas three
months, and 1.l50 were discharged. Two
hundred and siXty-eight remained in the
workiiouse on the last day OF the quarter.
In the hospital OF the ashin stun a sy ium
there were III patents received. Eight
births occurred and 40 deaths. The daily
average OF this hospital is so patients.
Ninety-six were discharged during the
quarter. There were "A hospital patients
on the last day of the quarter. bringing
up TO 566 the grand total Of inmates OF
the Washin ston Asylum on that day. All
supplies for this esta bliSihment. the largest
in the District service aud furnishing z both
charitable and correctional. as well as
rcdical, care are obtained throu gh requiSi-
ton on the Commissioners and furnished
ytbepropertyclcrk- whieall disbursements
on account Of all branches OF the asylum
are made by the District auditor.