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convicts)-For support maintenance and
transportation of iconvictsl transferred from
the District of Colombia, to be expended
under the direction of the Attorney Cen
eIal, $4,000, $4S. 000e
Court Honse.
For the following forcelnecessary for the
care and protection fof qne court house in
the District of Columbia under the direc-
ton of the United States marshal of the
District of Columbia One engineer and
superintendent of the building, $1,000,
$500: three watchmen at s72O, s1,160,
81, 100; three firemen at $120, 2,160, 81 100;
five laborers at $780, $500, So, 400; seven
assistant messengers at $500 5000. S.. 040;
for warden of the Jail of the District of CO.
lumbia, to be paid under the direction of
the Attorney General, $500, 81. 500; for ex-
penses for maintenance of the Jail of the.
District of Columbia. and for support of
prisoners therein. to be expended under
the direction of the Attorney General SAL
600, SAB, 600; for transportation of paupers,
$1,000. 5000; for conveying prisoners to
the workhouse, $1,000. $1,000.
The Washington Asylum.
Intendant. $1,000, $1,000; visiting physi-
clan, $1.OSO, 81. $50: resident physician, $780,
$780, matron, $500, $780,: property clerk,
$50, $3.50; clerk $f20 $3.50; baker, $40, $500;
principal overseer new, $1,000; nine in
stead of six overseers at $500, S., 400; engin-
eer, $500. $500; assistant engineer, $780,
$780, second assistant engineer, $500, $500:
engineer at hospital for seven and half
months at $50, 1878, $375: five watchmen
at 1865. 81. S25. $1.S25; night watchman s54S
$54S blacksmith and woodworker $500
$780, carpenter, $500, $500; driver for dead
wagon, 1866, 1866: hostler and ambulance
driver, $40, $40; keeper at female work
house. $780, $500: keeper at female work.
house. $3.50, $3.50; two female attendants at
almshouse at $3.50 each, $500, $500; hospital
cook, S365. 1865; four cooks at S120 each,
$3.50. $3.50; two cooks at $50 each, 1920 s120
trained nurse. who shall act as superintend-
ent of nursing, $3.50 $3.50: graduate nurse
$3.50, 1856: pupil nurses, not less than nine
$JoO. 800; pharmacists, $50; water closets,
$l,OOo; bath rooms, 500; contingent expen-
ses. &c, $4,000 s66, 300; continuing cree
ton of male workhouse, 100000; addition
al provision for hospital care and treatment
of destitute patients, $1,000; for repairs to
buildings, painting, lumber, hardware. ce-
ment, lime oils, renewal of floors repairs
10 plumbing, steam heating and cooking APP
paratus $1,000, 1000; erection of a dead
house, $1,000: special hospital supplies and
appliances. $500; erection of porch to north
wing of the almshouse, 1920.
Boys Reform School.
Superintendent, s1,J0O, 1900; assistant
superintendent. $780, $500; teachers and as
sstant teachers, 5000, 5000; matron Of
school, $500, $500; four matrons of families
at $3.50, $720, S120; three foremen of work
shops at $500. $3.50, $3.50: one farmer
$3.50, $3.50; engineer 1886 S396: assistant
engineer, $780, $500: baker cook tailor and
shoemaker at $500 each, 81 200 81 200; Iaun-
dress $50, $3.50; two dining room servants,
one seamstress, one chambermad at s144
each, $JI6. 1910; florist $3.50 $500: watch
men, not exceeding six 81, $40 81, G2O; secre-
tary and treasurer to board of trustees
5000. $500; support of inmates, etc, $4,000.
$4,000 81.
Girls Reform school.
Superintendent, $1,000. 81. 900; treasurer,
5000 $500; matron $500 $500; two teachers
a $3.50 EACH $500, $500; overseer, 1920 s720;
four teachers of industyes at $3.50 each
new), $1,000; engineer, $3.50, $3.50; assistant
engineer new, $3.50: night Waterman,
$3.50, $3.50; laborer j $3o0, $500: groceries,
provisions. light fuel, etc. So 0o0, 5000;
furniture and equipment of new building,
50 900. -
For support of the INDECENT insane of the
District of Columbia in the Government :.
Hospital for the Insane in said District, as
provided in sections 4Si4 and 1850 of the
Revised Statutes si22 4o4 50, $4,000; for
deportation from the District of Columbia
of nonresident insane persons. $500.
Support of feeble miRded-For support
and education of the feeble minded mew),
Instruction "of deaf and dumb-For ex-
penses attending the instruction of deaf
lumbia Institute for. the Deaf and Dumb
from the District Of Columbia. under Sec
ton 1864 of the Revised Statutes or so
much thereof as may be necessary, slo,50o,
$4,000. -,-sa
Relief of the poor. $4,000, $4,000; Freed
mems Hospital, for subsistence, $4,000,
So, 800 salaries and compensation of sur
geon-in-chief. not to exceed $1,000, two as
sistant surgeons, clerk, engineer, matron,
nurses, laundresses, cooks, transfers.
watchmen and laborers. $4,000, $4,000;
rent of hospital buildings and grounds.
$1,000, $1,000; fuel and light clothing, bed
ding, forage transportation, medicine,
medical and surgical supplies. electric
lights, repairs, furuiture, surgical in
struments and other absolutely necessary
expenses, $11, 800. $11 go; Columbia Hospi-
tai for Women and Lying-in Asylum. MAIN
tenance and repairs, $4,000, Sd, go; for
Municipal Lodging House and wood and
stone yard including rent, $4,000, 81 900;
Industrial Home School, maintenance $12,-
0eO. $1,000; repairs and improvements to
buildings, fences and grounds, $1,000 81, 600;
enlargement and improvement of plant for
industrial training, $1,000, $1,000 erection
of new four-room school building. 500, 700;
for the board of childrens guardians, Gre
ated under the act approved July 26, 1892,
namely, for administrative expenses, in
Guiding salaries of agents, not exceeding
", 400 expenses in pla cling and visiting chill
dren and all Office and sundry expenses
S6oOo, $1,000. board and care of all chill
dren committed to the guardianship of said
board by the courts of the District, and
for the temporary care of children pending
investigation or while being transferred
from place to place. $31, 600 S31, 900
Private Charities
For temporary home for ex-Union SOL
diers and sailors. G. A. r., to be expended
under the direction of the Commissioners
of the District of Columbia, s., 800 81 800:
Women's Christian Association, mainte-
nance, $4,000 $4,000; Young Woman's Chris
tian Home, maintenance, 81, 900, 81, coo; Hope
and Help Mission, maintenance, $1,000 s.
80; Washington Hospital for Foundlings
maintenance, $1,000, $6,O00 for the care of
dependent children under a contract to be
made with st. AIMS Infant Asylum by
the Commissioners of the District of CO.
lumbia, not to exceed s., 400, s., 400; for the
care of dependent children under a con-
tract to be made with the German Or
phan Asylum by the Commissioners of the
District of Columbia, not to exceed 81 800
Sl,Soo; for the care of dependent children
under contract to be made with the Ma
uonal Association for the Relief of Desti-
tute Colored Women and Children by the
Commissioners of the District of Columbia
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