The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-05


dollars; and for messenger for commandants office,
seven hundred and fifty dollars; in all five thousand
Y For SGd csSF - sRd
engineer, ~ one Thousand four hundred dollars each
IN all, two thousand eight hundred dollars At the
perintendent, six hundred dollars; steward, four
hundred aud eighty dollars; matron, three hundred
and sixty dollars; cook, two hundred and forty dol
lars assistant cook one hundred and sixtyeight dol
lars; chief laundress, one hundred and ninety-two
dollars three aundresses, at one hundred and sixty
elgnJ dollars each eight ecrubbers and walters, at
one hundred and sixty-eight dollars each six labor
ers at two hundred and forty dollars each stable
masters farms, four hundred and eighty dollars
corporal three hundred dollars; barber, three hun
dred and sixty dollars For furniture and repairs of
the same ono thousand dollars; house-cleaning and
whitc-washing, eight hundred dollars furnaces
CRATES, and ranges, six hundred dollars Gas and wa
ter-rent, one thousand four hundred dollars repairs
of all kinds, five thousand dollars; improvement of
cemetery two thousand eight hundred and fifty dol
lars and for support Of beneciarcs forty thousand
seyentyeight dollars which shall be paid out of
the income from the naval pension fund. For gener-
al maintenance Of yards and docks, viz For general
expenses of the Bureau OF Yards and Docks Freight
and transportation of materials and stores printing
stationery, and ADVERTISING including the command
ant g ONCE models, maps, and drawings purchase
and repair OF nre-engines; machinery and patent
rights to the same repairs ON steam engines and
attendance on the same purchase and maintenance
Of oxen and horses, and driving teams, carts and
timber-wheeis for use III the navyyards, aud tools
and repairs OF same; postage and kilograms furni-
ture for government houses and offices in the navy
yards; coal and other fuel; candles, oil, and gas
cleaning and clearing up yards, and care fbudngs
attendance fires lights fire engines and apparat
U.S. incidental labor at navy-yards water-tax, and
for toll and ferrlages; pay Of the watchmen IN the
nayys; and for flags, awnings, and packing boxes
and for contingent expenses of yards and DOCKS not
exceeding forty thousand dollars. nine hundred thous
BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SuRGERY.-FOr support
OF the Medical department for surgeons necessaries
for vessels In commission navy yards naval stations
marine corps, and Coast Survey. forty thousand dol
lars. For necessary repairs ofnayal laboratory, hos
pitfalls, and appendages, including roads, wharves,
cemeteries, out-houses, steam-heating apparatus.
sidewalks, fences, gardens, and farms, twenty live
thousand dollars. Dor pay the civil establishment
under this bureau At the hospital at Chelsea, Mas
sachusetts, seven thousand seven hundred and eigh
ty.two dollars. at the hospital, New York, eleven
thousand three hundred and thirtytwo dollars. AT
the hospital, Philadelphia, Penneylyania, six thous-
al, Washington, District OF QRlumbi four thousend
nine hundred and twenty six N1JlidT at the hospt-
al Annapolis Maryland, -four thousand five hundred
and six dollar at the hospital, Pensacola, Florida,
five thousand and ninety four dollars. At the hospt-
al Mare island California, eight thousand eight hun
dred and seyentytwo dollars At the hospital at Yo
kohama Japan, two thousand four hundred and sew
enty-eight dollars. At the naval laboratory, New
York, SIX thousand four hundred dollars At the ma
vy-yard, Charlestown, Massachusetts,, one thousand
four hundred and eighty dollars. At the nayy-yard,
New York, one thousand four hundred and eighty
dollars. At the navy-yard, Philadelphia, Pennsylva-
MIA one thousand four hundred and eighty dollars
At the navyyard, Washington, District OF Columbia
one thousand four hundred and eighty dollars AT
hundred and eighty dollars At the Naval Academy
Annapolis, Maryland, one thousand two hundred and
forty-two dollars Attic naval station, Mound CITY,
Illinois, one thousand four hundred and eighty dol
lars. AT the navyyard Kittery, Maine one thousand
two hundred and ninety dollars. For contingent ex
penses of the bureau, freight on medical stores
transportation of insane patients to the government
hospital, advertising, telegraphing, purchase OF
books expenses attending the naval medical board OF
purchase and feed Of horses, COWS, trees, garden
tools, and seeds, twenty-five thousand dollars.
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLoTHING.-For pro-
visions for the officers, seamen, and marines, one
million five hundred and forty-seyen thousand and
six hundred dollars. For purchase of water for
establishment at the several nayyyards under this
bureau: At the navy-yard, Boston, Massachusetts;
Of provisions and clothing, at one thousand and sew
enteen dollars and twenty five cents each; in ALL two
thousand and thiryfour dollars and fifty cents. At
the navy yard Brooklyn, New York: Two writers to
paymasters, at one thousand and seventeen dollars
and twenty-five cents each; assistant to inspector of
provisions and clothing. one thousand eight hundred
visions and clothing, one thousand and seventeen
dollars and twenty five cents assistant superinten
dent of mills, nine hundred and thirty-nine dollars;
in all, five thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight
dollars and seyenty-fve cents. AT the hayward,
Philadelphia Pennsylvania One writer to paymas
ter, thousand and seventeen dollars and twenty
five cents; one thousand and seventeen dollars and
twenty-five cents; in ALL two thousand and thirty
four dollars and fifty cents At the navyyard, Wash
ter, one thousand and seventeen dollars and twenty
five cents AT the navy yard, Norfolk Virginia; One
writer to paymaster, one thousand and seventeen dol
lars and twenty-five cents AT the nayy-yard, Mare
island, California; One writer TO paymaster, at one
thousand and seventeen dollars and twenty-five cents
one writer 70 inspector OF provisions ana GOtnn
fifty cents; in all, two thousand three hundred and
twelve dollars aud seventy-fye cents. For contn
gent expenses For freight and transportation TO for
ejgn and home stations fuel; interior alterations
and fixtures in inspection buildings tools, and
pairing same at eight inspections special wachmen
in eight inspections books and blanks; stationery:
kilograms; hostages and express charges; tolls fer
riages and car tickets ce and incidental labor not
chargeable to other appropriations. seventyfyc thou
sand dollars
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIE.-FOr the
construction of eight steam vessels of three mil
lion two hundred thousand dollars this appropria
ton to be available from the passage of this act For
preservation of vessels the stocks and in ordinary
purchase Of materials and stores of all kinds; labor
in nayyyards and on foreign stations: preservation
of materials purchase OF tools wear, tear, and re-
pair of vessels aoa and general maintenance of the
navy: incidental expenses, advertising, aud foreign
postages three million five hundred thousand dollars
For protection of timber lands five thousand dollars
Civil establishment at the navy-yar Kittcry Maine
ordraughtsman, one thousand four hundred dollars
clerk OF stoTe-louses, one thousand five hundred dol
lars inspector of timber clerk TO naval constructor
time-clerk. and superintendent of hOatingdock, at
thousand four hundred dollars each in all eight
thousand five hundred dollars. At tue nayy-yard.
Charestown. Massachusetts: For drauShtsman to
naval constructor, one thousand four hundred dollars;
clerk to naval constructor inspector of TIMBER time
clerk, az one thousand five hundred dollars each
clerk of store houses one thousand two hundred dol
lars in all seven thousand one hundred dollars. At
the vy-yard Brooklyn, New York: For draughts
TO naval constructor, one thousand four hundred
dollars; clerk to naval constructor inspector of tim
Der, and time-cerk at one thousand five hundred dol
lars each and clerk of store houses one thousand
two hundred dollars in all. seven thousand one hun
bred dollars At the nayy-yard, Philadelphia Penn
sylvaua For draughtsmaD to naval constructor one
thousand four hundred dollars clerk of rehOuscs,
one thousand two hundred dollars inspector of tim
hcrf lp IN na con Rtr
intendent Of floating dock. ut one thousand four hun
drcd dollars each i'll ALL eight Thousand seven hun
bred dollars. At the navyyard, Washington, District
of Columbia For draugbtsman tonava constructor,
one thousand four hundred dollars: clerk to naval
constructor aud clerk of store houses inspector OF
timber aud celcTk, at one thousand TIVE hundred
dollars each: in all. six thousand two hundred dol
lars At the navy-yard, Norfolk, Virginia: For
draughsman to naval constructor and clerk of store
houses, at one thousand four hundred dollars each;
time clerk, thousand two hundred dollars in all.
four thousand dollars At the navy-yard, Pensacola.
Florida For clerk Of storehouses one thousand
four hundred dollars. At the nayy-yard, Mare island.
California: For draughtsman to naval constructor,
thousand four hundred dollars: inspector of tim
Der clerk of store houses clerk to naval constructor
superintendent of floating dock and time-clcrk, at
one thousand five hundred dollars each; in all. eight
thousand nine hundred dollars.
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEEGING.-FO repairs and
preservation of machinery and boilers on naval YES
sels, one million dollars. For fitting, repair, and
preservation OF yard machinery and tools NIFTY thous-
and dollars. For labor in navy-yards and stations,
not before included and incidental one hun
drcd thousand dollars. For purchase and preserva-
ton of oils, COAL iron, and all materials aud stores,
four hundred Thousand dollars. For completing five
pairs Of compound engines and accompany ing boilers
FOR the thirdrate vessels Marion, Nandaa, Swatara.
Quinnebaug, and Galeun, and other vessels. seven
hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Civil establish
ment at the navy-yard, Portsmouth, New hampshire:
For dTaughtsman. one thousand six hundred dollars
clerk to chief engineer and at one thOus
and four hundred dollars each: and time-clerk, one
thousand two hundred dollars in all five thousand
SIX hundred dollars. At the navy yard, Charlestown
Massachusetts: For draughtsman, one thousand six
hundred dollars; clerk to chief engineer and store
clerk. at thousand four hundred dollars each =
and tlmeclerk, one thousand two hundred dollars: ;
IN ALL five thousand six hundred dollars. At the navy
yard. brooklyn, New York: For draughtsman, one
thousand six hundred dollars clerk TO chief engineer
and store clerk at thousand four hundred dollars
each and time-clerk, one thousand two hundred do
lars III all, five thousand six hundred dollars. AT
the navy yards Philadelphia, Pennsy lyania: For
draughtsman, one thousand Elk hundred dollars =:
clerk to chief engineer and store-clerk at one hons
and four hundred dollars each and time-clelk one
thousand Two hundred dollars in ALL five thousand
six hEndred dollars. At the navy-yard, Washington
l5lstrlct OF Columbia For dranghtsDan, one thous
and six hundred dollars clerk chief engineer and
clerk lat thousand four hundred do ars each
and tlmeclerk, one thousand two hundred dollars
! in all, five thousand six hundred dollars AT the
navy yard, Norfolk, Virginia: For draughtsman one
thousand six hundred dollars clerk TO chief engineer
aud storccerk at thousand four hundred dollars
each and time-C clerk thousand two hundred dol
| lars in all, five thousand six hundred dollars At
the navy yard Pensacola Florida For clerk of store
houses one thousand two hundred dollars At the
navy yard. Mare Island, California For draught smap
one thousand six hundred dollars clerk to chief Gu
ginccr aud store clerk thunsand four hundred dol
lars each aud time clerk one thousand two hundred
| dollars; IN all. five thousand six hundred dollars
NAVAL ACADEMY For pay of professors nd others
One professor 81 mathematics, two th0usandive hun