Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-13

| articles in the navy-yards pertaining TO th.<
bureau, one million sixty 1--we thousand dollars
For contingent expenses of the Bureau OF
| Equipment and Recruiting, namely: For en-
pensee Of recruiting, freight and transports ION
OF stores, transportation or enlisted men, mile
vertising, expenses of auction-szles, telegraph
ing, stationery, apprehension OF deserters, as
sstance TO vessels IN distress, and good-condpct
dollars.
BUREAU or YARDS AND DOCKS.
For general maintenance Of yards and docks,
namely; For general expenses of the Bureau OF
Yards and Docks; freight and transportation OF
materials and stores; printing, stationery, and
advertising, including the Communicates office;
books, models, maps, and drawings, purchase
and repair OF fire engines; machinery, and pat
ent rights to use the same; repairs on steam
sngns s;n sn1 sendance on The same; purchase
ing teams, carts, and timber wheels for use In
the navy yards, and tools and repairs OF same;
mept houses and ofices in the navy wards: coal
and other fuel; candles, oil, and gas; cleaning
and clearing up yards, and care OF buildings;
sttendanee on hres; lights; fire engines and APP
paratus; incidental LABOR at navy yards; water
tax, and for toll and ferriages; pay of the
wstcbmen in the navy yards; and for flags,
awnings, and packing hoyes, and for contin-
gent expenses of yards and docks, mot exceed
ing forty thousand dollars.) eight hundred
thousand dollars.
At the Naval Asylum, PHILADELPHIA, Penn
sylvanis: For superintendent, six hundred dol
lars; steward, four hundred ard eighty dollar;
matron, three hundred and sixty dollars: cook
two hundred and forty dollars; assistant cook
one hundred and sixty-eight dollars, chief laun-
dress. one hundred and ninety-two dollars; three
laundresses, at one hundred and sixty eight
dollars each; eight scruhbers aud walters at
one hundred and sixty-eight dollars each; six
laborers, at two hundred and forty dollars each;
stable keeper and driver, three hundred aud
sixty dollars; master at arms, four hundred
and eighty dollars, corpora three hundred DOL
lars; barber. three hundred and sixty dollars;
carpenter, eight hundred and forty-nve dollars;
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lars; repairs of all kinds, I've thousand dollars;
and for support of benehciaries forty thousand
dollars; IN all, ffty-three thousand two hundred
and seventy-three dollars; which sum shall be
paid out of the income from the naval pension
fund.
BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
For the support of the medical department,
for surgeons Iecessaries for vessels in commits
sion, navy yards, naval stations, Marine Corps,
and Coast Survey, thirty thousand dollars.
hospitals, and APPENDICES. including roads,
Wharves, outhouses, m-heating apparatus,
sidewalks, fences, gardens, and farms, I've thou
For contingent expenses Of the bureau, freight
on medical stores, transportation of insane pa
tents TO the Government Hospital, advertising,
telegraphtng, purchase or books, expenses at
tending the naval medical board OF examiners
purchase and repair OF wagons, harness, pur.
chase and feed or horses, COWS, trees garden
tools, and seeds, twenty live thousand dollars
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.
For provisions for the officers, seamen, aud
marines, one million three hundred thousand
Collars.
For purchase of water for ships, thIrty-aye
thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses: For freight and
transportation to foreign and home stations;
candles, fuel; interior alterations and fixtures
in inspection buildings; tools, and repairing
same at eight inspections; special Waterman Ia
eight inspections; books and blanks; stationery;
kilograms, postage and express charges; tolls
ferrisges, aud car-tickets; ice; and incidental
labor not chargeable to other appropriations,
fifty thousand dollars.
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.
For preservation of vessels on the stocks and
in ordinary; purchase of material and stores or
sll kinds; labor In navy yards and on foreign
stations; preservation Of materials purchase of
tools; wear, tear, and repair OF vessels aAost,
and for general care and protection OF the Navy
IN the line OF construction and repair; incidental
expenses, namely, advertising ami foreign pos
tsges, three million three hundred thousand
dollars.
For protection of timber lands, tive thousand
dollars.
BUREAU OF STEAM RsGINEER1NG.
For repairs and preservation of boilers and
machinery on naval vessels; and for fitting, re-
pair, and preservation OF yard machinery and
tools; and for labor in navy yards and stations
not before included; and for incidental ex-
penses; and for purchase and preservation of
oils, coal, iron, and all materials and stores; and
fer completing and erecting on board vessels
compound engines with boilers, one million
eight hundred thousand dollars.
NAVAL ACADEMY.
For pay of professors aud others: fer one pro-
fesscr OF drawing, (head OF department. two
thousand i've hundred dollars, four professors,
namely, one of mathematics, assistant one of
chemistry, one of English studies, history, and
law, and one of French, at two thousand two
hundred dollars each; twelve assistant profess
sors, namely. four of French, one of Spanish
three OF English studies, history, and law, one
OF msthe matics, one of astronomy, and two of
drawing, at one thousand eight hundred dollars
each; sword master, at one thousand five hun
dTed dollars, and two ASSISTANTS, at one thsu
sand dollars each; boxing m sster and gymnast
go 4, ALL,
ant librarian, at one thousand four hundred
dollars; three clerks TO superintendent, at one
thousand two hundred dollars, one thousand dol
lars, and eight hundred dollars, respectively;
one clerk to commandsnt of midshpmen, one
thousand dollars; one clerk to psymaster, one
thousand dollars; one apothecary, seven hun
dTed and fifty dollars; one commsSsry, two
hundred and eighty-eisht dollars: one cook,
three hundred and twenty-five dollars and hfty
cents; one messenger 10 superintendent, six
hundred dollars; one armorer, five hundred
and twenty-nine dollars and fifty cents; one
gunner's mate, four hundred and sixty nine
dollars and fifty cents, and one quarter gamer,
four hundred and nine dollars and fifty cents;
one cockswsin, four hundred and sixty-nine
dollars and fifty cents; three seamen In the de-
partment Of seamanship, at three hundred and
forty nine dollars and nifty cents each; one band
master, i've hundred and twenty-etght dollars;
eighteen first-class musicians, at three hundred
and forty-eight dollars each; seven second-class
musicians, at .hree hundred dollars each; two
drUmmers and one ffer, (trst-class,) at three
hundred and forty-eight dollars each; in all,
fty-elght thousand eight hundred and twenty
SIX dollars.
Pay OF watchmen and others: Captain of the
watch, at two dollars and fifty cents per day,
nine hundred and twelve dollars and ifty cents;
four watchmeD, at two dollars and twenty-five
cents per day, three thousand two hundred and
eighty five dollars; foreman OF the gas and
steam heating works, at five dollars per diem,
one thousand eight hundred and twenty 6ve
dollars; twelve attendants at gas and steam
heating works OF academy, at new quarters for
midshipmen, and at school ships, one at
three dollars and fifty cents, three at three dol
lars, and eight at two dollars and fifty cents per
day each, eleven thousand eight hundred and
sixty-two dollars; three joiners, two painters,
and two masons. at three dollars fifty cents
per day each, eight thousand nine hundred and
forty-two dollars and fifty cent?; one timer one
gasttter, and one blacksmith, at three dollars
and fifty cents per day each, three thousand
eight hundred and thirty-two dollars and nifty
cents.
Pay of mechanics and others: One mechanic
at workshopNst two dollars and twenty-five
cents per diem, eight hundred and twenty-one
dollars and twenty-five cents; one master la
borer, to keep public grounds in order, at two
dollars and twenty eight cents per diem, eight
hundred and thirty-two dollars and twenty
cents fourteen laborers 70 assist in same, three
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