Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-06
Expense. Of the District Government.

cies for the current fiscal year, have been sub
mitted to the Legislature by Controller Baker:
6or6aer,S Onos.-Salaries, S3.coo; contingent ex-
ore u secretary Salary, clerk to Secretary Dis
trict Of Columbia, 500 contingent ex penses in
Guiding publication Of laws in pamphlet form,
Coisefer's 0sce-salaries, 100; contingent ex.
penses, 500; temporary clerks, S40e; deficiency
ton or S aps ia;
q property for sale, held October IA 1872 to be re-
similar az sppToPfiasion vii IS re dS'r sSs
next advertisement for the tax sale, $4,000; c s.
ss to April Ssp i es,sfiSr e tES%
clerical employees, s2,4es
Costrolle,', oacs.-salaries. slo.sOo; contingent
irdite,S 6ses-salaries, q 700; contingent ex.
Res,s;sr's OacsNsaiaries, So go; contingent ex-
penses, s3,aOi deficiency for 1873, Sao.
I'sasnrs ODhee.-saiaries, S4oo' contingent
Ssrrsyors OFes-saIaries, ss5m; temporary
Copying and binding the Records q the District Of
Columbia, as per act Of Legislative Assembly
Qscs Of Smpyintsndent Of assessment and Taxes.
Salaries, s7 600; contingent expenses, 50 800; def.
appeals and asse.scrs, SIS. '''"' ' 0'a'u Oi
f.,s" @SS.1tssIsIy sseo Contingent ex
sasGec; contingent expenses, siosss5; deficiency
Hasii.s toHs Asy,oa.-salariss, $685. In
Erection Of new buildings to Increase the 1ne
P1s;sai eSIdI"s sissSs total, siOiss; dsSseae es
oefes y Rtsistsr. Of W,Hs.-Contingent expenses,
i1i;9e; deficiency for iS5s, advertisements of
MesseHss{s and Watehg'en aad Csrts'a Dtstrict
s2o; salaries inspectors and weighers Of coal 400
salari,s messengers, watchmeD, &c, Sl2,7o1.
and contingent expenses, 81 IOo deficiency for 1873,
MaTGets.-western Market Salary of master,
$500 contingent expenses, $751; deficiency for IS7s
gent expenses, 40 80; improvements of q perma-
neDt Character: Fitting up new market house with
butchers stalls, hucksters platforms, divisions, &C.,
Northern Market--sslaries, q 500 contingent e1-
.Georgetown MsTket-SaIary Of master, $500; con-
tn gent eApenses, sos; deficiency for 1873 Sl6S;
siG 6i5 IS; Tor GEORGETOWN, sle,i6s 80; for wash
ineton county s65ss IS total, i26 Ol5 contingent
Pure NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., sss4oo; contirg gent
sgiIdiIg tive new ensile. houses, Nos: aud 5,
ordinary and Contingent EXPENSES IS sslsas De
fciency for ls75-Ordinary and contingent expenses
Reform SciooieSupport Of Of i inmates of Reform
school Is at 81 rs each per week, els ESQ., deficiency
GeOTsstoton Aim sIOOO: contin-
sf pt eaIsnses stccS; deficiency for ls!2 sa7o:
gent expenses. Sll $50; deficiency for 1873 81 los
Anornsy's of5s-saiaries, 1880: contingent ex-
Wasii"Stos Pn5Iie StioOis-Saisries. s1I7 900;
s cS9iRg So2 i%P proven as
schools proportion for Washington, 90 per cent,
GsoFefo,rn Prbfic SchOols-Salaries, 81! 500;
oontIng. neies, 5000; permanent improvements, in
pa, ment for new school heuse 6oo deficiency
coIoIsd SCHOOLS. proportion for Georgetown, two
WasAinston County Pn,lie Seaools.-salaries,
S257oo; contingencies, $3.50; deficiency for 1873,
House Of Dsisgatss.-Pay of Speaker and members
o. he House 81 for regular session of 1873,
S24O: pay of assistant clerk 50 lays at IS per day
$50; pay Of enrolling clerk 60 days, 50 per day
81 e
sls0; pay of messenger, so days at per day TO
pay ofJanitor 50 DAYS at 81 per day, I'D; pay u
pages 2sio. Tatni, per day siS' pay Of four
Of the House, Including printing Of Journal, essn,
dar bills hitting up and cleaning, stationery, book
regular session Of I73: Chef cerk, 90 days, az 81,
eeTs g a s eSTons eesE g.
days; at So SlSo; sergeant at arms, 80 days at S.
sio riOidinary, eontineent and Incidental is ex
penses Of the Council including printing journal,
books, binding, &C., 5000; Tor all dsfciencies IN
s fss Hps Of Delegate. and
Sl6tO.
Waitr Rssis,ar's OTce.-saiaries, 50 800; contin-
gence., labor, high service reservoir, Geor gstown,
Board Of HsaLh.-saiaries, s2ses; contingent
Srndry Special.-Fuel for District Offices, inelud-
1E Ms;nns 69 500 sb PRINTING and
at dee Tsa q
and buildings rented by the district Of Co1nbia,
inelu'ling repairs heretofore made in Legislative
hegiGraiion aad k!saioa--Expense. of the regis
triiion and p election Of iTi L. $500:
trans por;atiOn and relief Of paupers 500 Iotal
fo rs snIdr, SPECIAL s4i GO
Dis,rici Of Columbia bonds, ssOsoo: interest on
mater eSls 9seress on bends late corpora
town stock; Slsss9 G2 for sinking fund on bonded
ingtcn s2soas; salaries $1,000, contingent expen-
Toiais-sslsries Of permanent officers, s5as,sos7s
ass . 81 Sl &C. Contingent and
grand totals, s2,22a 9s 10:
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The following sales
nave been made since our last report:
Lailmer Cleary, anctioneers, have sold parts of
q Nor
d Dwelling occupied b. Lewis
Sl6IOoo; also, the improved properly in lot No ..
usre 345, situated on llrh street between and
GREEN %.m aS AsksDsT for $780,
afternoon the following real estate Part Of lot in
sfss so e4a
S2-SO. This property is situated on Louisiana
avenue, opposite City Hall. Also, part of Mount
Pleasant, opposite Park Hotel, being 10 feet front
IA y05g square feet, to R. A Walker at 81
cents foot, 81 5 Also l6 feet inches front by
Is feet deep, fronting street north, between 9th
s3sco. "
DuncansoD, Bowling 4 Co. sold part lot 8, SQUARE
$50 improved by small house for G. M Matthews
trustee, TO 3. III. Howell, for SOS; also lot g. In
square 3i4, improved by frame house, on I street
near corner 10th street northwest for Reginald Fen
dali, trustee, to s. r. Roche, at S5,l5e.
UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO DIsPossRss
JUDGE UNDRRwooD.-City Sergeant Stewart
of Alexandria, with Mr.. VIM. n. McVeigh. in
whose favor the court OF appeals of Virginia
recently decided the suit against Judge Under
wood for the property of the former held by the
latter by virtue OF q purchase made during
McVeigh's absence in the south during the war,
served writ Of possession on Underwood yes
terday. Underwood replied that a writ of SUI
persedeas had been granted by Justice Bradley,
Of the United States Supreme Court, and
McVeigh did not get possession. As the latter
left, Underwood said: ssGood-bye, Mr.. McVeigh;
Good bless YOU" Mr.. McVeigh, in reply, said,
" Judge, can't conceal my feelings; don't
like you; can't like YOU" Judge Underwood
g That must be with yourself" The judge then
bowed and left the room, and the visitors took
their departure.
NEW MEDICAL SociErY.-The board of
medical examiners OF the pension bureau met