The national Republican., 1867-11-14

OIL tno COIpOIhtlOn lOI tho hHehi 1ohE ouutub
June S0th last. 1t will be laid before the City
Councils at their next meeting We submit the
following: Reoeipts-From hotels, tavernp,
restaurants, otc., SIS, ,8O5; Qast year $50, ,o70 D
Wholesale liquors, S12, ,052 / goods, wares, mer.
chandise, $2s, Iii Qast year, $2s, ,5O4 y hats,
caps, boots and shoes $S,e77 lsst year, S..
296 D butchers stalls, sl2,sse dast year,
$40, 1875 y vegetable and nsh stands, $2l, ssl
Qast year, $40, 5000 huckssers, s.. .7eoi qast
year, $4,000 nonresident traders, 81, 800
bill-posting, $40 commission merchants, $420
(ast year, $3.50 y billiards, ,44O (last year,
$l,7l5 y tenpin alloys, s307 (last yoar, $4,000
pawnbrokers, 5000; dast year, 5000 y dealers
In old iron, $500 Qast year, 1907 y dealers In
rags, bones, ETC., $1,oo5j Qast year, $3.50 y
bssatells tables, $3.50 I (la,t year. $3.50 . hy-
carts, and drays, SIS, 500 tlast year, $3.50 y
hackney carriages, omnibuses, and railroad
car,, 81, 1872 Qast year, 5000 y dogs, $4,471;
Qast year, S., $50 y auctionoers, 1905 (last
year, $1,5O0j) auction returns, $437; (last
year, duties on sales ut auction $2,950 y
Washington canal, rent Of wharyes, SO, 1903
1ast year, ss, ,7s0 y tax on stocks, S3,s77 last
year, 50. 329 y police officers, $0,097; (iast
year, $3S, ,22S y Treasurer Metropolitan Police
Board, $l7,s90 ront Of hay scales, 81, ,130
last year, 81, 1862 asylum, proceeds Of grounds,
So, ,0i6 (last year, s453 y hnrbor master, ST.
49i Qast year, s2,s64 y rent Of fish wharf,
81, 450; Qast year, $915 y theatrical e1hibi.
tions, $22, 1905 Qast year, IS, 1853 y amount re.
ceived from "conscience," S25 transfer Of II.
censes, s531 Qast year, s5os y rent Of prop.
erty belonging to corporation, S2S2 last year,
S25S y principal and interest of note on Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal Company, 81, 769; (ast
yeur, $676 y money received from the General
Government for improvements in front Of Uni
ted States property, 5000 contributions from
several wards, Sll7, 1888.
Experimentation Incorporation, S25, 1877
corporation police, 8,127; councils, $40, 1856
police magistrates, 81 400j apothecaries, 81, 562;
ward physicians, 81, ,555; officers asylum, 50, 1885,
clerks Of markets, 50, 6ilj assessors, $2,s55;
officers of fro department, 500, O56; commits
sioners of election, $3.50; officers Of fro- alarm
telegraph, 50, 400; contingent expenses Of the
corporation, 1904; do Board Of Aldermen
81, 627; do. Common Council, S2.24l; do. sta.
ion.houses, 50, 092; do. Ere department, So, ,700
do. City Hall, 1858; do. surveyors office, S667i
do. Mayors Office, SjlOi do. Centre Market,
1907; do. Northern Market, 81, 1l3; do. Eastern
Market, $3.50; Western, $3.50; contingent fre.
alarm telegraph, $604i do. board Of health, $74;
payment Of internal revenue tax, S42, 004i relief
Of sundry persons, $3,2l4i construction Of sea
wall on Potomac, 81, 2,0O0j removal Of office Of
Gre. alarm telegraph, Sl,2OOi improvement Of
Washington canal, S35,677i support Of Wash
lnBton Asylum @Zo'foVi expenses ol leNy court,
81, 307; printing and binding S9,683; fuel and
groceries for deserving poor, S., O0oi cleaning
and sweeping Centre Market, $3.50; purchase
Of ground for the erection of station. houses,
$1,061; burial Of outdoor poor, l,l3l; re.
pairing and furnishing Mayors office, 81. 900;
repair of bridges on Washington canal, $780,
restoring standard weights and measures, $247i
painting and cleaning west wing Of City Hall,
1891; judicial expenses, Si76i repairing X street
i hui c122. of snail hoantta al
81, ,2l3; payment of bounties, 81, ,055i purchase
of hose carriages and hook and ladder truck,
So, 292i two new hay scales, Sf75; water closets,
Fourth Precint station, 81, ,00); boat and seine
for Washington Asylum, $500 building school
house for the Fourth district, 81, 2OO protec
tion Of ERE plugs, $780, protection Of har
Dor, $685. transportation Of paupers, $le2
paving front Of corporation property, $702i re.
pairs to engine houses, $751; repairs to regis
ter's Office, $40; walnut railing in Aldermen
hall, 5000; payment Of labOrers at station
houses, $500; arrest Of incendihrios, $780, erec,
tion Of new buildings for Washington Asylum
SS45; printing and binding certain laws, 1921
providing certain plat books, $780, refundinG
license money, 500; annual report of schoo
trusteo's printing S554 additional school &C
commodation, Second district, $l20; purchas
of the steamer Union, S435j additional gas N
Western Market, 5000 removal Of manure from
o--I-- .s-....., es-.I -.sisLsS VI hoTsU- So a.,
department, $2,2l4.
Ward Receipts-Deposited by collector O
taxes-First ward, $50, 4s5i Second ward, S5l,
22si Third ward, $42, O54; Fourth ward. $71, Os7
Fifth ward, $26, ,7Ol Sixth ward, $l3, 662; Sew
enth ward. 81 SOL deposited by sundry per
sons, $3.50.
Expenditures-Gradinga and grayelling streets
Sll 1926; cleaning alleys, streets, and cutters
$40, 800; casual street and avenue repairs, S22,
247; lighting lamps, $s,49li paving CUTTERS
s24, ,4lOi laying flag fOCtways, sl7 ,4Os erection
and repair Of pumps, hydrants, &C., 1888
removal of garbage O,555i repairs to lamps
and lamp posts, $500 paving front of alleys
IS, 572; detective tax sales, 1850; resunding
taxes erroneously paid, Sl5si erection of fre
plugs, 1905; repairing defective footways, 1902
opening grading, and paving alleys, $l,22G
repairing defective aag footwnys, 81, $780, reliei
of sundry persons, sS49Si constructing drops
sewers 30, $26, $50; removal Of nuisances
$685. building and repairing bridges, $4,673
redemption of paving stock, $327j Improvement
in front of Government property, S2l, l69; en-
closing triangular space between Seventh and
Eighth streets and Maryland and Virginia ave
nues, 81, ,424i paving at Intersections Of streets
So, 959i flag footwHys at street bridge, $500
abating nuisancos in Seventh street, $780, re-
pairing oulverts, &C., S44S.
The charges to the wards for the foregoing
exclusive Of any balances, appear as follows
First ward, So, ,i76 Second ward, $40, 1907
Third ward, s57, 74Oi Fourth ward, $l35, ,Ol0
Fifth ward, sS3, 9l9i Sixth ward, S2l ,6O6i Sew
enth ward, $26,3S5.
| RACE AT THE FAIR GROUNDS. - Yesterday
afternoon pacing race took place on the Fail
grounds between Cold Water Billy and Red
Rover, best two in three to harness.
Time was called at about $3.50, and Red Rover
was given the benefit of the pole. On the first
attempt both horses went of finely Billy about
two lengths ahead at the scratch. lie gained
steadily and at the quarter pole he was about
twenty Ave yards ahead of Rover. Before reach.
ing the hall. mile pole Rover broke, and by the
time they reached tho next pole, Billy was ahead
about thirty yards. At the three quarter pole he
widened the gap to about forty yards, and camo
in about fifty yards ahead. Time, 1925
In the second heat Rover passed the judges
about a length ahead, but Billy gained steadily
on him, and soon came up neck and neck with
him They kept this position until they had
passed tho quarter pole considerable distance,
when Rover broke and lost ground. lie nearly
caught between the half and three-quRrter poles,
when he again broke, and Billy came in ahead Of
him about ten yards. Time 2:3l!.
Cold Water Billy, having won two straight
heats, was awarded tho race.
On Friday the tournament will come of, when
a large number of knights are expected to con-
| tend for the prize fine saddle and bride.
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