Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-31
THE BOARD OF CHARITIES
ESTIMATES OF EXPENSES SUBMIT
TED TO COMMISSIONERS.
Amount Less Than IL Con-
tained for Same Purpose In Cur
rent Appropriation.

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| The board Of charities today submitted to
the District Commissioners it's estimate of
the amount required, in its opinion, for the
support, maintenance and improvements of
the various charitable and institutions of
correction during the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1902. The aggregate amount rec
commended by the board is about 5000 less
than that contained in the current District
appropriation act for such organization and
| institutions. The board is preparing a
statement explanatory of it's estimate, which
it hopes to complete Monday next
The estimate is follows:
| Board of Notwithstanding. 5000:
clerk, $1,000 new); stenographer. $500
| new: two inspectors. at $720 each, 81. 40
| (Eew): messenger, $500: travelling expenses,
| $500 contingent expenses, including sta
| tionery. printing, Office supplies, etc, $3.50;
$1,000, increase of $4,01O.
ReformatO tories and Other Institutions.
Washington Asylum-Salaries and COM
pensation of employees, including intendant
visiting physician, resident physician, ma
iron, clerk, property clerk, baker, over
seers. engineers, watchmen. drivers, labor
ers. nurses and pharmacist, 1913 1853; contin-
gent expenses, including improvements
and repairs provisions, fuel, forage. lum-
| Der. gas ice. shoes. clothing, dry goods.
tailoring, hardware, medicine, repairs to
tools. cars, tracks, steam heating and cook
| Ing apparatus, painting and other neces-
sary items and services $4,000: special
! contingent fund for hospital. 500; continu-
| ing erection of workhouse for males, $780,
600: repairs, $1,000; erection of bath rooms
and closets for Old Mems Home. 81 800.
The Reform Schools.
Reform School for Boys-Salaries, in
Guiding compensation of superintend-
ent, assistant superintendent, teach
ers. matron. foremen of work
| shops, farmer, engineers, baker, cook
shoemaker. tailor, laundress. servants,
florist. watchmen and secretary and treas
urer of the board Of trustees. s16,452; for
support Of inmates, including groceries,
| flour, feed, meats. dry goods, leather, Shoes
gas, fuel. hardware, furniture. tableware.
farm implements, seeds, harness and re-
| pairs to same, fertilizers, books, stationery
medical attendance. stock, fencing, repairs
| to buildings and other necessary items. s26.-
| coo; additional boiler for enlargement Of
| heating plant, 5000.
| Reform School for Girls-Salaries, includ-
| ing compensation of superintendent, treas
urer, matron. teachers, overseers. engi-
| neers, Waterman and laborer, $685.; con-
| tingent expenses, including subsistence,
| light, fuel, forage, medicine, stationery,
live stock, repairs and other necessary
items, $4,000.
| Transportation OF IrlSOnerS-f or convey
| ing prisoners to the Workhouse, $2,Uoo.
| Medical Charities.
| Freedmen's Hospital-For subsistence,
| $50. 800; for salaries and compensation OF
the surgeon-in-c not to exceed, 5000;
two assistant surgeons, clerk, assistant
clerk, pharmacist, assistant pharmacist,
| steward engineer, matron, nurses laun-
| dresses cooks teamsters, watchmen and
! laborers, $4,000; for rent of hospital build
| ings and grounds, $4,000; for fuel and Eght,
| clothing, bedding, forage, transportation,
medicine, medical and surgical supplies,
| surgical Instruments, electric hghts, re-
! pairs furniture and other absolutely neces-
| sary expenses, $11, 800. 80
Columbia Hospital, maintenance, sZo,Uoo;
! repairs 1880: total, S21.5 Garfield
Memorial Hospital. $4,000; providence HOS
! pital, $4,000; Children's Hospital $4,000;
| National Homeopathic Hospital, $500 (the
items for Columbia, Garfield, Providence
! Childrens and the Homeopathic hospitals
| to be subject to a contract made by the
board Of charities for the care and treat,
ment of INDECENT PATIENTS; Garfield and
| Providence Hospitals. for maintenance OF
| isolating wards for minor contagious DIS
! Eases, each 5000 (S10,OOO; Central Dis
| pensary and Emergency Hospital, malnte-
nance ST., 600: Eastern Dispensary, rnainte-
| nance So 600; Womans Clinic, maintenance,
| 81 600: Washington Home for Incurables,
| maintenance, $1,000.
ChiId-CarinG Institutions.
| Board of children's guardians. for admin
| istrative expenses, including compensation
| of agents, clerks and stenoGrapher, rent,
| transportation and sundry expenses, $500;
for board, care. clothing and medical attend
| ance of wards, $50, 900; for maintenance of
| feeble minded children, $4,000; for burial of
| children who die while wards Of the board.
| $500 Industrial Home School, maintenance,
| $13 600: repairs and improvements to build
| ings. fences and grounds, 5000; for en-
| =.
dustrial training, $1,000; for enlargement
of girls cottage, $1,000. National Associa-
ton for Relief of Destitute Colored Women
and Children. maintenance, $1,000; News
boys and Children's Aid Society, main
tenance, 81 900; Washington Hospital for
Voundlings. maintenance, $4,000; st. AIMS
Infant Asylum, maintenance, 5000; Ger
man Orphan Asylum maintenance, $1,soo
Temporary Homes.
Municipal Lodging House, maintenance.
including rent, $4,000: Soldiers and Sailors
Temporary Home 81, 500 Woman's Chris
tan Association, maintenance, $4,000;
Young Wonans Christian Home, mainte-
nance. $1,000; Hope and Help Mission,
maintenance. $1,000.
Miscellaneous.
Support of the insane-For the support Of
the INDECENT insane of the District of Co
| lumbia in the Government Hospital for
the Insane, $685. for deportation from
the District of Columbia Of nonresident
insane persons, $1,000. Instruction of the
deaf and dumb-For expenses attending the
instruction of deaf and dumb persons, res
idents of the District of Columbia, admit
TED to the Columbia Institution for the
Deaf and Dumb under the terms and con-
ditions of a contract to be made with the
said institution by the board of charities.
not to exceed $500. For relief Of the
poor, $4,000; for transportation Of pau
pers $1,000; for the purchase by the Com
nissioners of the District Of Columbia
of ground suitable place for the burial
of the INDECENT dead, $15, 900. Total, 1851, $50.
WOman's Missionary Work.
The executive committee Of the Woman's
| Foreign Missionary Society of Washington