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The New York herald., 1873-12-11
NAVAL MATTERS.

The Gosport Navy Yard-Ful Work ON
the Maylower and the savannah-The
Fortune Gone south-The Manhattan
and Her Convoy on For Key West
To-day.
PORTSMOUTH Va, Dec. 10. 1873.
Pcremptory orders were issued to-day to work
the carpenters joiners and machinists on the tor
pedo ship Maynower day and night, in order to
have her completed on Saturday night and ready
TO proceed South early Sunday morning.
Work is being pushed with similar energy on the
sloop-ofwar Savannah, and the greatest possible
activity is now manifested In every department
Early this morning Captain Bushrod B. Taylor,
bearing important dispatches from the Secretary
OF War to Admiral Scott, at Key West, arrived
here on the Baltimore steamer, and, going directly
ON board the steamer Fortune, which for - hours
was waiting under orders for him, Immediately put
to sea and went South.
This afternoon the steamer Powhattan. Captain
b 2. asauupat ceHpaRslp& ane w nSeisN
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and the old gunboats in the harbor have been dis
manted and the guns placed on the fort All able
bodied Cubans and Spaniards are drafted In as
volunteers. War Is expected.
SPANISH DELIGHT AT FOREIGN cHAoRIN.
The Spaniards are Delighted that foreign men,
ofwar are cheated by the removal OF the pris-
Oners
TUE AMERICAN OFFICERS MUST KNOW WHY THE
PRISONERS WERE REMOVED.
After removal Commanders Braine and Cushing,
with the consuls visited Governor Mo-
rates and demanded to know II the
order to send the prisoners to Havana was
received before they were sent to Morro The
reply was Affirmative; but the Governor said pre-
viously that the prisoners were removed to Moro
for better accommodation. Nine prisoners re-
main in Santiago in the hospital, which is guarded
by troops They win also be smuggled to Havana.
DEMANDING THE BFFECrs OF THE VICTIMS.
The commander OF the Niobe demanded the sur.
render OF the effects OF the British victims, and the
demand was complied with Commander Bralne
made similar demand Tor Americans, which was
also acceded to, but no effects were found.
NO NEWS AT HAVANA.
There is no news from Havana to- might.
ORDERS FROM ADMIRAL SCOTT FOR HAVANA.
Commander Chipp goes tonight to Havana with
orders from Admiral Scott.
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THE GERMAN COOKS, FESTIVAL.

Last evening the German Cooks Association OF
this city gave their ninth annual ball. at the Teuto-
MIA Assembly Rooms, on Third avenue. 1t is GUS
tomary with this association to give exhibitions of
their individual skill In cookery by an annual exhi-
bition OF pieces made to be shown at their annual
ball. and last night the display was an unusually
fine one. An apartment set apart from the ball
works OF the cooks ars Among the checd,Uupses
were pieces by Henry Run and Philip
klene, OF the st. Nicholas Hotel; Henry
Fischer, Jean Lndin, Windsor Hotel; n. w. Prior
Westmoreand Hotel, and Fisher, or the Sinclair
ballroom was well filed by the dancers The ofilcers
Of the association are f. w. Prior President Albert
Schalck, Wee President; Charles S.anger, Floor
Manager. -
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Naval Orders.

WAsHMGTON, d. c., Dec. 10. 1878.
Pay Director Gulick Is ordered to the Washing
ton Navy Yard as Inspector OF provisions ana
clothing; Acting Assistant Surgeon Coonan to the
receiving ship Vermont; Chaplain McCalster to
the Mare Island Navy Yard.
Medical Inspector George Peck is detached from
the Worcester as Fleet Surgeon OF the North At
lantic station and ordered TO return home and
await orders; Surgeon A. Hudson, from the
Michigan, and ordered to the Worcester; Pay
master George r. Martin, as Inspector OF Prov-
sions at the Washington Navy Yard, and ordered
to hold himself In readiness for sea service.
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THE NEWS FROM KEY WEST.

Removal OF the Prisoners-France De-
mands the Liberty of q Frenchman-
The Casinos OF the Interior stu in OPP
position-Cuban Onicers Afraid to Mix
with MISUNDERSTANDING Bustling.
KEY WEST. Fla Dec. 10, 1873.
The wyoming arrived here this evening, leaving
Santiago on Saturday, at noon, with dispatches
for the Admiral. The yirginius prisoners
(e0 were taken privately from the city
prison there on Thursday night, transferred
to the Moro Castle at Santiago on Friday morning
at three O'Clock, and embarked on the Spanish
gunboat Bazan for Cienfuegos, thence going BY
rail to Havana.
The Bazan was followed by the British gunboat
Niobe, charged to see British prisoners properly
treated.
DEMAND OF FRANCE FOR ONE FRENcHMAN
The French gunboat Kersarte, which arrived at
Santiago on Thursday. demanded emphatically the
surrender OF one French subject among the vir-
ginius prisoners The demand was referred to the
Havana authorities.
CONSUL BROWN RETURNS TO SANTIAGO.
Consul brown mas returned to Santiago.
THE CASINOS URGING RESISTANCE TO THE SUR.
RENDER
kilograms from interior Casinos urge the Casino
at Santiago to resist the delivery Of the prisoners
on their own responsibility.
CONSUL scHNITTs LIFE IN DANGER.
Consul Schmitt's life Is threatened. He mas
asked Admiral Scott for man war in the nar.
Dor for his protection.
GOODNESS OF CUBAN OFFICERS TOWARD AMERICANS.
The Juniata and Kansas are ordered to remain.
American ofncers on shore are treated cooliy by
their Cuban friends. who are afraid to recognize
them. Invitations for proposed picnic were sent
to Cubans on Thursday last, but were declined
through fear The reason Of the declinatlon was
SO explained.
VIGOROUS WAR MEASURES AT SANTIAGO.
There is much excitement in Santiago. Vigorous
war preparations are going on. Three thousand
troops are In garrison. Fourteen large Parrot
Guns hare gaceptlx been mounted On Nozyp CAsile.
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A MILITARY REUNION.
new HAVEN. Dec.

NEW HAVEN, Dec 10, 1873.
The New Haven Grays one OF the oldest ana
most distinguished infantry companies in this
State, formally opened their new aud elegant
armory to-day. large number OF veteran mem
bers and ladies' were present Major 9. N. Stone
presided, ana addresses were made by Nayor
Lewis, Rev. Mr.. sill, OF New York and CAPTAIN
sloate. +. N. Fish, OF New York, read 8 poem.
~ the evening brilliant reception was held
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ceased Congressman and his succe s0r. In Mr..
Cox's case, Mr.. Brooks widow drew three months
pay-some $l.s75-up TO June l. BY that old law
Mr.. Cox's salary began June 1. He drew q
little over $1,000; yet, when sworn in. he
and others members similarly situated were men,
bers as soon as any. They were all sworn In
together. All others drew in advance, monthly
nearly $6,00o so that the members who make com.
plant against the salary OF Messrs. Cox, Nesmith
and others get over $4,000 more pay and do no
more service 1t is the invariable custom, whether
the member is elected in May, April, August or
November OF the year Congress meets, or the pre-.
ceding fall to pay under this old law. 1t is not in
any sense back pay.
Moving To Reconsider Mr. Shepherds
Nomination as Governor.
motion was to-day made in the Senate execu-
tive session to reconsider the vote by which Mr. A.
r. Shepherd was confirmed as Governor OF the Dis.
trict Of Columbia
senator Pomcroy's Assailant Indicted.
Martin F. Conway has been Indicted for assault
with intent to kill ex-senator Pomeroy on Octo.
Der 16.
The National Colored Convention Or
ganixed.
The principal business In the National Colored
Convention to-day was the permanent organiza-
tion Of that body. Ex-Governor PInchback was
chosen President.
In his address on taking the chair ne SAID :-"The
members OF the Convention now ask the National
Legislature to give them such privileges as are ac
corded TO the white race. These embrace the
rights OF admission into the public schools, thea
trea hotels ard on steamboats, aud railroad cars.
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JAAY COOKE Il 90.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10, 1873
call Is out for meeting OF the creditors OF jaw
Cooke Co., 10 meet January Is, at eleven
O'Clock A. NJ. ID the Assembly Buildings In tins city,
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Manhattan, Commander A. X. Yates commanding,
arrived mere under orders TO coal. The two ships
will be supplied during the night and put 10 sea
promptly at daylight ON their voyage to Key West.
The Manhattan Passes Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE. Dec TO- 1873.
The United States steamer Powhattan and the
monitor Manhattan passed the fort at noon to-day
for the Norfolk Navy Yard, TO take in coal.
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pRoPOsAIs PoR TOBACCO.
o,ncr O. r egns,, s,,Is. ass. ngILprsl

o. Nhfttb bIATgs ANY nrrlbfral
"T'tot tOhhtssA1f 90 ~ nsisrnpcN
E..ts, ,.,. ,s.H ioaS. Iaiy Ia
W, gthes snii y o,ciost m August 4 isI for fa,
hshiits Ter The tnitsd states arm, Afty thoa..ad
LsAALds II Tobacco. utih the RIVER IL inrrsssl..
~, s1an, hi'S thOasana poahas ds.irsd b IL
ISs P'o-,i IN so. .osur...iy, In d-..u "a.
" " testinf qasllis. IN hot elima,ss IL rr.sy.
ftAuoni " uhAi lsaf; 10 stosk year sni sussns
W. stinplsf and hllsf Il made shsthss ths bsn1sr
ussdl what eAsihz IL gsea, aud vhsn shs,. 49,
~. 70 % Manufactured; 10 that And n - -.
~ Tor sh Itnsni, and ~hsthsr n.srhins or ksSf
Ihe Tobacco 10 h. msds IN rlus,. v,i.b,,. f.,i
one half pound sesh and 10 sansi M. H. :, W
ANY e hAU lobsoe hsa 10 - Iovsr M aasiiis
pcs oopipis.sry. Ssv Yori eiiy' ~ N'' ~
9bssco 70 b rackfd Ia tons tosddIss, 10
~ tseny one toubds, nss, esf d, aud ths \. =
ss,ssl.. 80 ~ e.sss !sastt y o..s.J kssdIihsd
q. rros.sd . = .; ,sss ., q
sns We rfolo.Al.. and b r.fsrrod 10 ihsr.ia So
r.ds, sl 10 ss,.rlsinsd A. 70 ., s,a.i ..Tgss
snI y pAld foe 81 fair nsrkss fas- N
listas,I ~ nd sasy for saiss % IoSss he
Az efleer % The army and en- su,-,t ,,u n. r..
gured 70 enainins and ins tres 10. Tot.s.s. N IL
.n,,,,n the oourss u nAnuiaeturs ssd sssa
Two sar.ties sho viI ssr,. 10 ru.,.s,.. m.
suson y me contract. anordins 70 its irus las,st
,, a ~ ADD = 10 IN slisr into b, "a IN -
aai,~d. sill slsn bids A. vel :. tss psot..ss !"
lhs n<a' :" r'isei any s3di q, VI, ls.ssx~.i
hAjor and d n Caa
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR FOUNDATION AT PoRT
PULAsKf, GEORGIA.
uMIfp STATE EsaI.nEn oyrieE}

PRorosAISs. ,I roE TS ggspalI AT roHr
UMrYp sTAr0 KsoIrrkn oyrIcE.I
proyqss. viii ;. tsssiys2 !, III. once snii mood
sp p ss "a n AZ 2, iSs or gn s
rtnn.h river dsor, Somprissins ncssry X round a
~. y; q s fss.n.sr pr.s.i N. dis q
GfSssE x hGH fsh ma
QuARrEayAsTER 0HsEnALs Oyvics, Y
Proposals. are ipyiied Tor furnishins hssdetohe.
s.iss q sEsi * fSSs
sp,i,sS IN - % s.sssii.s ana p!Sssss s.tioasi
shall bs o. dufsbls tone, spd y such DESIGN md
" 8 sn ,H q w .S a.y
9 ssa 81 s ss
:smP;s nd M "a: ,s. ~ Sss,,:. %s..aIs
md ": ;s% Sns %S1 Z;
and s6s sscr...Iy q VA .6sii ayt dsisr.nins fei
Sssd s,Sss.. md ass .%ndsfds a u qualify ma
S. e "a +. .ns ss be
1scss may % made Tor sspsrsis ausa.iis- q sssh
hsadstones: and tho contracts made under. this
set shall provide 70, furnishing and setting all the
ssid bead stones, and shall not In the apresate eI.
coed The sum hereby appropriated
The total number 10 be furnished 10 estimated 1t
E!sa For the known, F.sp<; for the unknown.
.sp.Slncs.icps. describing in ds.sn the standard
men vii s. plsssd on ssStsiiiSn @issfa r.. day. day.
he P!9gossls should p IN se.ied spyelopes,
ssry ce%!ssns md saarsssss e aSr u. s onsf
termaster General Of the Army, In whose ONCE
they viii BE- opened In the presence Of bidders on
saturday, september & fs's, commencing 81 II
By order Of the Secretary of We, MIN.
ousrtsrmss,sr o.nsr.,. nrsvs, "a a MEns
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FOB ANNAPOLIS
AIsS = N Nd he = BIT not on Sunday.
AL 10 .. m, but not on SUNDAY.
SUNDAY 1HAINa
s om ~ Bfi.iro.s II be y stotHinr ct Relay and
q hs'sy eSly; n m. siihoui .,9r.; IL
xrS% ws. i,I Ihs :ad : .m.. i 8 and
and The p m q kslay only; and tDs ! u D. M
v.h s .,. ssSgs 0a sard.y the ~ p n vii stop
FOB FONT OF RoSexs 7yA Ep INTERMEDIATE
AL ~. 70 m and 2. and Mp m. Re,wpiny leave
srriyins At Washington Al . and ~ ! Ia. snd
SEQ D. m. 49,
E..hiPTon s..iign fisis. ons. Il III hSaSs q tss
sysnls f..ssnsers purchasing tleist. a ~ Ave
sslsdfoI nd sEssisa ~ i .a s t.fss e
III ~ ssIs ssa II to..ss. -. "a.
THosl n SHARP.
hAsssr q IItpslorstdn-
l. N. COLE,
General T,sks, Aren't
-. ono. H. kODN1Z
te1 General Agent wsshinst1n
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WAssssTBs ~ CITY ,, VIRGINIA a nRIAsP

WAsHIS6ToE CITY. VIRGINIA MIDLAND
w AMP OVAL soUJMkhE kAILaoAD
:sa ssLtsS:; ,its .aail n a.s:.
DSgsIS gsifS *; s:.,y. ss.s., n,
s y pa. ~ = is sss r.
ssAs6srs y Ne Ess, ilns tlgH M vy,l.sns nd
m 9si9 l..iiosd 9 ScIds,ids. ana assiio,is.'
~ o IN ,ss1 "a South and ali the line %
Lssv: Msss,as.sas - to,on.e y~ry eoqp.nys
sni p N. knd tShs trains corner king and
on,on su.se. AietAndIis, a. " a m. and y .. N.
e!s ssasss,lta a. "a. "a .1a M
ssfssa vksrf b m, daily. ernsIsihs Sunday,
rniimAn ltlsos Csrs from AlsIAhdfta 10 Seu Or.
.tsy &ias q es EeahsyIv.ns sr.pus and 1t
C. g 81 Alexandria. oosnss u King cad uaioi
kno1.s omnifss Linz nshss rspid eonnsrticn BE-
s ssse S.,i sS. 20 oAS r.rOaa a@V sad ss'
ssssti..t and ssypr on fsrry boats fos ,hrossh
~ j. n hROADUH. O. T. A.
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PROPOSALS.
l$$sitSs s$S sssss 3. 3 III III
sbifBiswo.. e "a AN wi ssiSy srsfs


wR8toaf hSb ih iRoS EdExa
us Z 4 is "a x, z q ssss:s ~ u. o r.,
n n. X, a;,, "a h,ins nd putting s.
Is. dr.sihs. dsse,ised in ,ss sp.eihe.i,oss spa
beams. channel irons. hS,. vrousst snsls ifoss.
s.s,i,on efssis.'. ts md otn.in.ntsi ess.Ios
.oa,h siss q Is. sss sf ~. ma ~ s Be-
Iat.9sIis, hniisins, w.shinst?n. DC
rsaifsd ~ IL e ,a 10 nm,
men, i,ss q eEsvs bu, vi 8 sr.ess y ,ss Con
q, t.E: y, 4, 4! :. nd: Y u. .s l...l ~
IA s n s s, = ssss,s Jfs yort sm ~ = sas
so.plsssd vishih Tour rnoh'hs from ihs dsis q se
fsymshp rin ~ n.i. monthly, deagainr Ton
~ :snfum until the nhai eomristion 81 ths con
Al bids mus, b aeon rsni.d BY renal bond In
ihs ,um 81 nfte~n thsussnd Dollar, isWanl that
". biddsr Wi .sosIt snd psrfsfm The eanSseiH
ssriis.S ~ ib. tni,.a s,sis. jqSs., ,ss sl.rs q
ihs district wherein he resides.
OF II sia! is.mss fas Is. Ell Ip e 10 e *.
ooyernmeni 70 DO 30; and any I'D thai !. nos rns1s
on the printed form. 70 y o6ssissd 10 this sfsos
asf sss. s I. sIR ~. ~ ,-gs 2. :,
.ldsred; neithsr vii any proposals b reo~ivrd
ffom yaries vho not fhsfn-slves snss<sd In the
mahpfaetufs q wrousbt 90 eAstirOn vork. and
sh1 ha,s sos the neosssary fseiiitiss fOr sssinx
d .f Y; IN n X ' SS Z, pa. sss Irys VOL
sn1 .Isr.ss.a s' e. buiiainr ws.h,nfisn o."
VIE auf~rytsins Arrhites
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THE MARKETS.


FhNANSiAL AMI COmuEhClALs
N.....a.s.y Ls.t. ys...s- q o., ss.,r.. ..,.A. /,
Washington.
Turspy. Jply Is, lszn
~ q ssSSSn DS,.a p s.. sn a. s's:
e2up9p. MS Unitea States ssrs, rs, cogpon,
' ss..: ~; ~ ess o. iIss;' 1l
STATE kGs. coupon, Isl United stats
sssssn & of,s; s.r. nc; 81 i;s
Pscine MAJ. 50: Adams EIpre.s. " well.
fa 81 PIT. sH Sss.. Il. ssP Tss
POI. tsnes p iio: e:ysssd H snS PsissaIs. ",
ls,s oiSi Sss
and y. PAM r.iirSsd; w.; Milyausee ST. P.nl
:s:: :S;::s ~. s.s ,$-,:,ss 4 q.
son. .pfsisf..d, iIi: os,S ma R,s:issisS, 90.
En- Ssas s: oss ss AZ a. "a 4.n S:.
s e: s s.'s yn sues ss': o s.s
Central Pscino Bonds. ioIi Union Pscinc fri
' ssfS H..
Tss Sis sT S1 e ss. rs light with
and III S tie .r sAs: e
Cor. :iosi d xs.,srn SoiS IN Elevator /.
Th. as :If r.: ssa
h ~. m aIs dull .nd lending 70 lover pfis,.
s,;s..sI !. ess,: l. ssisS sssss ". %i rel. i
os.. The receipts Of oatsars light and the mar
&c 4: .. e ISL sirs sss tss
MSSS. !, a, AZ, s.s g and aac,s follow.
.,Iiei soed Sidlnsiy iiSsis cents, and sood Ordi
Ipo, roSn ssn n. n, All. a, On ,.
Bacon Shoulders At cents, and orders are nov
nllsd 81 * cent?. With sSod demand Slides sre
sP a IL rS and a S.. H' .spp d1r
s:r rs sa. :: III ss ss
gs%; " n Ss. E. ssa': stn M.
porh Z Y better demans. andye note nrm 81 si7o
,,ssss,...Ws quots price. To-day q follow, viz;
Ssn,s. M Ros9 hc2 Sood Y NJ rsnnnS hss
do boIes No 81 sSsss. cents; Pofso Rieo srS9ssy,
"a y; sSS ~;
aAa.ty:-ihs marie; 10 High Wines IL nrm,
ssa sn NC tsh iaPsS e. s aEs u s.S ~
DIED.
n, wA AII,a yon Mond,y, Jry Il At s:g 2: N.
Rssss. sss saa q sss ffsmy ar. respect.
% 20 a' .is. tis% s;s :ss
m RIMSnAEP Rs. Iu..asy, !Sy T. st. O'Clock p
Funeral seIyice. will tshs place q the Esireet
RsRs : sAYT,ss ~ <. l,%s z. ~
q sas sHs e q: . ;s services win
Sssss s SP is ss syspp. g A'
d; \: % ; Il: :s; =:
John =: and Annie Dorsn.I sssd iourtssp mSosSs y
No ns Ninth srss nofes s ~
Th,Ss, s .n %sInns y which Tsisivs ana friend;
:, kiRBY.-on ths ltth Inst. THOMAS KIlsY, aged
iSS .f;eip. .ss AZ oS ri
street, betveep Sixteenth and Bevsnteenth NORTH,
Of sSs Ss rs rs.bSsc'fas s;s. az g
SAR SIss: On ,sn IA Inst.
GS. siaf Sd Mary S.ys ssS, 'h
fIiy Invited % attend the fanersi, from residsScs
ss SssS R H L ssiSs ess.ss md
II bs a: .s,a ssS S;p Sss sas
., Tsn$ A. y ~ HnnS are respectfully invited to
ocioef y nv street 'ou'hw s's this "Wednesday. as
coaeINs., On "a instant, Of shol.r. ipf.n.um,
mouth. .nd q; sh s:aae Az cSn' 's'd
' ssl RAN n.y. ~. IL. .s,r fo s.ssa
scp &: 4 sss ,.E pd invited
5usTfs a.. Bedford sprinss on the 18Th instant.
YG SS kI|:L I6gSoy,.,r Mors... son II Dr. y
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pRoPosAIs FOR FLOUR.

PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.
oyyIcE PuReHArse Drpor o.Bt
s.,..0 OMAHA, NEB.. June 70. ls7A
Sealed proppsas- duplicste, will be received ~
this once until q o'ciecf.. = m, on TUESDkY, The
~ d.y Of JSy. isiS for tnrnishias the bpb.
lowing stores, delivered At the United States hub.
.tstsncs .t9fehouse In Omaha. Neb. By the 18th Of
= ~ S.Irs!. q Syx xis,sr.xAs.. Flour,
1000 pounds OF Xxx winter wheat Flour, IN square
double sacks inside strong twilled cotton,
out.iie sunnyl well sewed and corners ted.
containing lQll bs nat, |.F-
$50 barrels OF ky spring wheat Flour.
10000 poundsof Xxx spring wheat Flour, In square
double sacks. linside strong twiiled cotton,
oc ns:dis Ennny we'll ;ewed aud corners tied.
Samples must accompany proposals and be 70
fsrrsd % thsrein Freight on samples shouid be
.Ehysioy:; sop.sin!ns proposals should be marked
Proposals will be received subject 10 the usual
conditions heretofore published. Proposals should
ONCE. =. W. BARRIdEn,
Bvt. Brig, Gen. aud y. Il.
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4 -
Two. paymont thereof 10 DO made by the
proper Accounting officers Of the District on
Approved june 25, 1873.
An ACT making appropriation for reimburs-
Ing the Board Of Public Works Of the Dis.
trict Of Columbia, for the money expended
by them for the erection and repair OF
pumps, cleaning and repair Of streets, and
raising and underpinning OF houses and
market-houses.
De District Of Columbia, That the following
sums be, and the same arc hereby, appro-
priated 10 reimburse the Board OF Public
Works Of the District Of Columbia, viz;
For the erection and repairs Of pumps,
hfty-one thousand dollars.
For cleaning and repairs Of streets, two
hundred and sIxty-two thousand eight hun
dred and nfty-hve dollars.
For raising and UNDERMINING houses, one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
For raising and underpinnlng Georgetown
market-house, twenty-four thousand nine
hundred and eighty-four dollars and eighty
three cents.
For amount expended on Western market
house, three thousand Ave hundred and
hfty-seyen dollars and seventy-one cents.
For amount expended on Northern market
house, twelve thousand and twenty-six dol
isrs and forty-eight CENTS Prorided Ibat
inc money hereby appropriated shali oe Pald
out oy the treasurer OF the District o. Column
o,a upon walIans arawh a ~ .ne "o'ernor
Sec. 9; And Be a Further enacted, That to
enable the Governor to pay the above appro-
priatlons, he e hereby authorized 70 Issue
bonds OF the District OF Columbia, bearing
interest at the rate OF seven per ccntum per
annum, not TO exceed the sum OF nve nun,
dred and thirty thousand dollars, which shall
be solo oy the Governor, the proceeds tnereoi
used Tor the purposes above specihed, aud
Tor no other purposes whatsoever.
Approved June %, 1910
Az ACT appropriating seventeen hundred and
iorty-six dollars and hity cents lot tle
compound hose-pipe and communion
ladders, and directing the payment oil the
same.
:, ne endcted ~ me Lfglstdfice Assembly OF
nc Disfricf or Columbia, That whereas Mar
TN Cronin mas invented an apparatus denomi-
mated combined hose-pipc, 10 % used Ior
the extlnguishment OF hres, and also com
oinatlon Ladder, 10 DC used ior the same pun
lives may be endangered BY hre; and where.
rs the same are now In use In tne pistrict OF
Coiumbia, with the consent OF inc inventor
and BY the order OF tue board OF nre commits
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pRorosAls ron srrAx sLoops or WAR
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10Th .t-am sioofs n usf a sbosi ~ tons
ms..ur.msnt PiAns and spseinoAtions IN dstau
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t0sn: aud IlAns and sIre iheaiians Tor the stssm
49, h " ma b sss.l and ,.smips ~ b.
sl2Ms stated. On aud after The lee q July psrt
and lndsr ihs same oonditions, for de oonssrns'
uon. inelndihs nAtsriais. % the bulls. eonplsis
Ior sea sertioe, 81 either bsh a the iruu vr~is
t1s.,nnonsd sbofe. ssTAfais frOtn the steam ma
1hs vessel. mus, b completed IN an r..p~e,. ~.
aofans 70 the eoltrAet and stseihesti6t.s; ths
ms,srA mus :. q The es.t quality ssd The vgrt
y.s.sis b dsli,sred At such Nav Ysrd 90 ,hs a.
Antia eo.st - the Department may diresi IN ss,ss
fnguths ffotn the date and sasnins u the oontraet
fhymsnts vii Be made - tbe vofk psusrsssss IN
pfolofuohate afnounts. rteerstns tbs usual t>f.
s,ntAs. until ths nhAi eomiAssioa and snssvzsses
The bias mus, BE- accompanied Win ,h. ru.r...
r.1uired b. lsu, that u the eeslrs<s 70 vsrdsd
~ vill be promItiy srscuisd. sbd the Mans q he
.nogr, u us f.ss q he ess,rsss ssii 40
Ihe persrtIp.nt reserves the r,rhs 70 scests
ethel o.m q proposal, OF 70 rtjes4 any OF I'll u
thssn - " ~ opinion the pube inisrss( rsqqirss
Bids ~. only b. aeesptsa frum Dssssrs vko AZ
hnovn v - ahiptuildsY. and 70 have the pssss-
arr facilities fof doing the uosk. jso nsv
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d RorosAIs FOR THE IMPROVEMENT on
WILMINGTON HARBOR DEIAWAhE
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