National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-30


cook, one hundred and sfxty-eight dollars
chief laundress, one hundred and ninety-twt
dollars; three lsundresses, at ole hundred
and sixty-eight dollars each; eight scrub
Ders and walters, at one hundred and six
.y-elght dollars each; six laborsrs, at two
hundred and forty dollars each; stable-keeper
and driver, three hundred and sixty dollars;
master-at-arms, four hundred and eighty dol
lars; corporal, three hundred dollars; barber,
three hundred and sixty dollars; carpenter,
eight hundred and forty-fiEe dollars; furnaces,
CRATES and ranges, six hundred dollars; repairs
Oh all kinds, hve thousand dollars; and for sup
port OF oenenciaries, forty thousand dollars;
IN al, nity-tnree thousand two hundred and
seyentythree dollars; which sum shall be paid
out OF the income from the naval-pensiou fund
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, thirty thousand dollars.
For necessary repairs of naval laboratory.
hospitals and appendages, including roads.
wharves, outhouses, steam-heating apparatus
sidewalks. fences, gardens and farms, ave
thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses of the bureau,
freight on medical stores, transportation of
insane patients to the Governments hospital,
advertising, telgraphing, purchase of books,
expenses attending the naval medical board of
examiners, purchase and repair of wagons,
harness. purchase and feed Of horses, cows
trees, garden-tools and seeds, twenty-five thou,
sand dollars.
BUREAU OFPR0VISI0NS AND CLOTHING
For provisions for the officers, seamen and
marines, one million three hundred thousand
dollars. =
For purchase Of water for ships, thirty-dye
thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses: For freight and
at to
candles, fuel; interior alterations and fixtures
In inspection buildings; tools, and repairing
same at eight inspections; special Waterman in
eight inspections; books and blanks; stationery:
kilograms; postage and express charges; tolls,
ferriages, and ear-tickets; ice; and incidental
LABOR MOI chargeable to other appropriations,
nfty thousand dollars.
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND RE-
PAIR. -
For preservation of vessels on the stocks and
In ordinary; purchase of material and stores of
all kinds; labor in navy yards and on foreign
stations; preservation of materials; purchase
OF tools: wear, tear and repair of vessels afoat,
and for general care and protection of the navy
In the line Of construction and repair; Incl
dental expenses, namely, advertising and for
eign hostages, three million three hundred
thousand dollars.
For protection Of timber lands, five thousand
dollars. -
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING.
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 and iron, and ali materials and
stores; and for completing and erecting on
board vessels compound engines with boiler
one million eight hundred thousand dollars.
NAVAL ACADEMY.
For pay Of professors and others: for one
professor Of drawing, (head of department.
two thousand five hundred dollars: four pro-
fessors, namely, one Of mathematics, assist
an, one Of chemistry, one of English studies,
history and law, and one of French, at two
thousand two hundred dollars each; twelve
assistant professors, namely, four OF French,
one of Spanish, three Of English studies, his
tory and law, one Of mathematics, one Of
astronomy and two Of drawing, at one thou
sand eight hundred dollars each; sword
master, at one thousand i've hundred dollars, :
and two assistants, at one thousand dollars
each; boxing master and gymnast, at one
thousand two hundred dollars; and assistant
librarian, at one thousand four hundred dol
lars; three clerks to superintendent, at one
thousand two hundred dollars, enc thousand
dollars and eight hundred dollars, respect
lively; one clerk to commandant of mid
shipmen, one thousand dollars; one clerk
to paymaster, one thousand dollars;
one apothecary, seven hundred and fifty
dollars; one commissary, two hundred and
eighty-eight dollars: one cook, three hundred
and twenty-five dollars and fifty cents; one
messenger to superintendent, six hundred dol
lars; one armorer, five hundred and twenty
nine dollars and fifty cents; one gunner's mate,
four hundred and sixty nine dollars and fry
cents, and one quarter-gunner, four hundred
and nine dollars and fifty cents; one coekswain,
four hundred and sixty-nine dollars and hfty
cents; three seamen In the department of sea-
manship, at three hundred and forty-nine dol
lars and fifty cents each; one band-master ave
hundrrd and twenty-eight dollars; eighteen
frst-class musicians, at three hundred and
forty eight dollars each; seven second-class
musicians, at three hundred dollars each; two
drummers and one ffer, (first-elass,) at three
hundreu and forty-eight dollars each: In all,
hfy-eight thousand eight hundred and twenty
six dollars.
Pay of watchmen and others: Captain of the
watch, at two dollars and fifty cents per
cents; four waschmen, at Two asss s.e my
twenty-five cents per day, three thousand two
hundred and eighty-ave dollars; foreman Of
the gas and steam-heating works, at five dol
lars per diem, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty five dollars; twelve attendants at gas
and steam-heating works Of academy, at new
quarters for cadet midshipmen, and at shooI-
ships, one at three dollars and fifty cents, three
at three dollars, 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
and fifty cents per day each, eight thousand nine
hundred and forty-two dollars and fifty cents;
one timer, one gas-fitter and one blacksmith,
at three dollars and nifty cents per day each,
three thousand eight hundred and thirty-two
dollars and fifty cents.
Pay of mechanics and others: One mechanic
at workshop, at two dollars and twenty-five
cents per diem, eight hundred and twenty-one
dollars and twenty-five cents; one master Ia
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 to assist in same, three
az two dollars per diem each and eleven at one
dollar and seventy-cents per diem each, nine
thousand two hundred and sixteen dollars and
twenty five cents; one laborer to superintend
quarters Of cadet midshipmen, public grounds,
and so forth, at two dollars and tweuty-eight
cents per diem, eight hundred and thirty-two
dollars and twenty cents; four attendants at
recitation rooms, library, chapel and offices, at
twenty dollars per month each, nine hundred
and sixty dollars; twenty servants to keep in
order and attend to quarters of cadet milship-
men. pubic buildings, and so forth, at twenty
dollars per month each, four thousand eight
hundred dollars.
For pay Of employees in the department of
for machinists, boiler-makers
aud others. eight thousand seven hundred aud
sixty dollars.
For repairs and improvements of public
buildings and for repairing the wall inclosing
the grounds of the academy, fourteen thousand
dollars.
For contingent expenses, forty-six thousand
81 hundred dollars.
MARINE CORPS.
For pay Of officers of the Marine Corps, and
for pay of non-commissioned officers, must
clans, and others Of the corps, three hundred
aud nineteen thousand seven hundred and
sixty dollars Provided, That the Office ofcom-
mandant of the Marine Corps having the rank
Of brigadier general of the army shall con-
tinue until vacancy shall occur in the same,
aud no longer; and when such vacancy shall
occur in said Office, Immediately thereupon all
laws and parts Of laws creating said Office shall
become imperative, and shall, by virtue ofthis
act, from thenceforth be repealed And pro-
yided further, That thereafter the commandant
Of the Marine Corps shall have the rank and
pay of q colonel, and shall be appointed by
selection by the President from the officers OF
said corps.
For the civil force of the Marine Corps, ten
thousand dollars.
For pay of fifteen hundred privates, and no
more, two hundred and seventy thousand dol
lars.