Receipts and Disbursements (Apparent and Actual)

COMBIXED ST% YEMENT

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS (APPARENT AND ACTUAL)

THE UNITED STATES

FISCAL YEAH, ENDED JUNE '30, 1894.

COMBINED STATEMENT

OF THE RECEIPTS A. ND DISBURSEMENTS (APPARENT AND ACTUAL)

OF THE UNITED STATES

FOR THE

FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 80, 18N.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

DIVISION OF WARRANTS) ESTIMATES) AND APPROPRIATIONS.

SIR: I have the honor to submit herewith a statement of th& revenues derived by the Government from customs, internal revenue', and sales of public lands) i» each District and State, and from the various Iniscel- laneous sources, during the fiscal year ended June 80, 1894, amounting, in the aggregate, to 8297, 722, 019.25; also, a statement of' the disbursements for the same period, by appropriations, exclusive of the principal of the public debt, showing the amounts expended by each Department for "salaries, " "ordinary expenses, "

"public works, " "miscellaneous, " and "unusual and extraordinary, " aggregating ~",)67, ,~&2;), 279. 83.

Very respectfully, your obedient servant,

W. V. MAOLENNAN,

Chief of .Division.

Ho». JoHN G. CARLIsLE)

")«retary of the Treasury. (3)

States and districts. Total 1 &y d ist ricts Total by St, )tes. Gross receipts. Ded o c& iona. X& t re) e it) ts.

F)rom 0((&s(oms- Maine: Aroostook 521, 18,&. ?9 Bangor 101, U&j?, 7, Bath. 21, )"&l), 4 7 Belfast...... 1),3+!). 92 Castine 103. 8& I'renchman Bay. 24(). 4'& Machias . 343. -'10 P assam aquoddy. 11H, 59;&. (in Portlan&l 143, 0;),&. 59 Waldoboro. Wiscasset. 109. ;),'3 8409, 4,&8. H0 New Hampshire: Portsmouth. 113, 491. 21

Vermont. 653, 761. 58 Massachusetts:

Barnstable . 60. 39 ! Boston. H, 909, 676. 21 Edgar town. 151 &p& Fall River 179) 956. 43 Gloucester 199. 1'& Marbl ehead . 288. 60 New Bedford. 95, 569. 8:3

Newburyport (&21. 46 I

I'lymouth 24, 07;3. 13 l Salem 1, 620. 67 Springfield. 36, o32. 75 9, 255, 650. 54 Rhode Island: Bristol H. (2 Newport. 1, 032. 55 Providence 226, ;3, ), &. 6'7 227, 396. 94 Connecticut: Fn, irfield. . 55, 271. 93 Hartford . 8"7, 990. 84 New Haven. 8'7, 886. 48 New London 1, 14H. 45, Stonington. . 751. 04 2!33) 048. (4 New York: Albany. 142, 45)5. 18 Buffialo. 491, 001. 0)4 Cape Vincent . . 20, 23(3. 90 ' Champlain . . 337, 004. 0,& Dual-irk 287. 2'7 Geuesee . 185, 937. 39, New York. H(, 424, 445. 71 Niagara . 214, , )(6. 62 Os&v~egatchie . . 122, 394. 82, Oswego. 1'73. 590 02 I Sag Harbor. 175. 00 89, 11H, 1(ifi). 20& New Jersey: Bridgeton. 219. 08 Newark 34, 045. 7H Perth A. mboy. 547. 62 34, 813. 08 Pennsylvania: Zrie. 7, 145. R? Philadelphia. 7, 7(i7, 084. 48 Pittsburg. 230, 23'7. (7 8, 010, 4(!R. 0 Delaware. 12, 458. 67, Maryland: Baltimore. . 2, 990, 750. 30 Columbia. . District of 36, 802. 40, (5) RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTSt 1894.

Eeceipfs —Continued.

States and districts. Total by districts. Total by States. Gross receipts. Deductions, Net receipts,

From Customs —Continued. Virginia: Alexandria 8448. &4 Norfolk 6, 046. 20 Richmond. 12 (91 'l Newport Nerve. . 107, 120. 51 8 1 2&(i, :t07, 24 West Virginia: Wheeling. . ;.', 241. 15

iNorth Carolina: Albemarle .. 16. 59 Beaufort . 4. 62 Pamlico. . 37. 62 Wilmington o, 339. 69 , &, 398. 52 South Carolina: Beaufort. '2, 692. 05 Cltnrleston. 19, 821. 16 Georgetown . 40 56 22, 553. 77 Georgia: Atlanta. 413. 43 Brunswick. 6, 597 24 St. Marys. 70. 47 Savannah. 50 985. 13 bl, 066. 27 Florida: Apalachicola. 1, 698. 30 Fernaudina. . 2: 589. 87

Key West. 529, 107. 91 i Pensacola. 18, 038. 06 St. Augustine. 4, 595 58 St. Johns . . 32, 309. 33 Tampa...... 399, 406. 05 987, 745. 10 Alabama: Mobile. . 1&. 231. 28, Mississippi: Pearl River. 4, 518. 38 Vicksburg . 9& 4 519 30 Louisiana: New Orleans. 1& 271& 203. 20 Teche 75 1, 271, 203. 95 Texas: Brazos. l, 981. 14 Corpus Christi 13& 305. 70

Galveston. 85, o36. 2 & Paso del Norte 497, 094. 88 Saluria. . 6 711. Bb 655&, 159. 8;& Tennessee: Mern phis . 38, 718. 02 Nashville. 21, 535. S7 60, '&:»:. 89 Kentucky: Louisville 225 092 51 Ohio: Cinciunati. . 715, 230. 01 Cuyahoga. 3 r 4. 254. Hl Colo Iubus -l(i, 3(1. 81 5 I 1&1n11. 58& 336. &4 Sandusl-y. 11, 306. 86 1 205 500 23 Michigan: Detroit...... 8:l, &, 740. 38 Grand Rapids. . 30, 259. 49 Huron. 129, 233. 47 Michigan. 2, 414. 66 Superior. 10, 081. 95 1, 00, 3. . 95, Indiana: Evansville. 10& HB4. 53',

Indianapolis . . 211, 896. 08 i 222) 780. 61 Illinois: Chicago. . 6, 137, 864. 62 Peoria, . 13, 6SD &5 6& 151& 552. 37 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEIIENTS) 1894.

Recei pfs —Corr tinued.

States and districts. Total by d)str)cts. Total by States. Gross receipts. Deduct)ons. Net receipts.

Fr(rm C((atoms —Continued. Missouri: Kansas City. 81HH, (51. 7 & St. Joseph St. Louis. 831 747 03 81, 065, '&()4. 54 Iowa: Burlington. . 2, 3(i5. 40 Council Blufi's. . 3, 265. 50 Des Moines...... 7, ()9(L 43 Dubuque. 9, 373. 32 Sioux City. 1, lb?. 32 24, 18'?. 9'7 Colorado: Denver. 41, 788. 36 ' Oregon: Oregon. 81, 509. BH Will amette 246, 2(0. 54 327. 7'&)'J. 42

Washington . . '?ll, 708. &i Montana and Idaho. 2(, 672. (1

Arizona. 35, (63. 92 ' )Vlinnesota: Duluth. 14, 08;&. 76 Minneapolis. . 11:), 194. 34 St. Paul. 1, &", 915. 28 2&79, 196. 38

North and South Dakota. . 9. 1 (0. 18 Nebraska: Omaha. 116, '&56. 98 Lincoln. . 3, 688. 64 119, 945. 62 Wisconsin: Milwaukee . 332, (, », 2&

California: Humboldt. 53. 22 Los Angeles. . 115, 800. 35 San Die~go. . 91, ;&06. 56 San Francisco. 5) 926) OH4. 90 6, 133, 44(). 03 Alaska: Sitka. 16, 32&2). 00 8131. Bl 8, 530. 62

Less aruount refunded for excess of deposits for unascert;lined duties, charged as an expenditure under the head of "Repayment to importers, excess of deposits for unascertained duties"...... 82, 603, 5?R. 96 Amount refunded for duties collected from importers ou articles subsequently exported, charged as an expenditure under the head of " Debentures or drawbacks " 4, 333, :),)O. 0'& Amount returned to pay debentures and other charges arising from duties, charged as an expenditure under the head of 'Debentures and other charges" Amount refunded to clairuants from sale of unclaimed merchanrlise, charged as an expenditure under the head of "Unclaimed merchandise". (, 18]. 4:i Amount of tonnage-tax incIuded in customs receipts applied to the support of Marine-Hospital Service, 85&13, 143.23, and to "Salarie~, office of Supervising Surgeon-General Marine-Hospital Rer) ice, " 824, 654. 96. . 537 iOR. 1'I 8(. 4 '1. i iO. 1(l 8124. 336, ((iO. . )'& Front Ques, penalties, and forfeitures (customs service). 147, 309. Less amount charged in the expenditures under the head of "Col- lecting revenue from customs" 146, 194 Rl Less repaymeut of moueys accruing from fines, penalties, and forfeitures, or other sources, erroneously received and covered into the Treasury before the p)ryment of the proper iuformers' moieties, or other legal charges against the same, charged as an expenditure under the head of "Refunding moneys erroneously received and Treasury" covered into the 1) 115. 01 14(, 309 8;& RECEIPTS AND DISI3URSZMENTS, 1894.

EeCet'PfS —CODtinlled.

Gross receipts. Deductions, Net receipts.

From Customs —Coutiuued. From labor, drayu«e, and storage (customs service)...... 8('2, 495. 58 From services of United States officers (customs service). . ;?ri7, (00. 74 Froln weighiug fees (custon&s service). 925. 02 From customs officers' fees (customs service). 85, 130. 13 From emolument fees (customs service). 59, 988. 44 From ruileage of examiners (customs service). 2, 479. 1, ) ro4 731 60 Less amount expended ou these accounts, charged under the head of "Collecting revenue from customs" 8534, 731. 60

States and districts. Total by districts. Total by States.

From Internal Ilevenue- New Hampshire. $498, 791. (4 '

Massachusetts . . 2, 453, 203. 36

Connecticut. . . 1) 050, BGH. 98

New York:

First district...... $5, (64, 608. 54 l district '729, '76 Second 1, 029. i Third district . 6, 06(i, 488. 53, Fourteenth district...... 1, (H7, 400. 34 Twenty-first district 1, 027, 283. 14 Twenty-eighth district. . . 2, ,i40) 870. 18 18) 915&, 4&l0. 49 New, i ersey: First district. .. . 209, 100. 90 Fifth district. . 4, 023, 581. 70 4, 232, 68'2. 66 Pennsylvania: First district...... 4, 017, 003. 48 Ninth district. . 1. 962, 176. 63 Twelfth district 702, 2H9. 88

Twenty-third district. .. 5, 51 (, 270. 82 l 12, 198, 800. 81, Maryland 3, 83'7, 898. 79 Virginia: Second district. l. 566, 709. 97', Fourth district. .. . 100. 00', Sixth district . 983, 641. 78 2, 550, 4;&1. (5

West Virginia . H66, 603. (3 North Carolina: Fourth district. .. 9:30, 011. 55 Fifth district. 1, 430, :3H1. 45 2, 306, 393. 00 '

South Carolina 7('?&o 5,')2. 9H

Georgia. . . 414) 614. 98

Florida. 412, 020. 73

Alabama 111, 498. 14 Louisiana: Third district). . . 828, (29. 05 Kentucky: He(oml district 4, 370, 55k 84 Filth district...... 10, (5&H, F00. 2(i Six lb rli et ri «t. 2, 897 009. 38

Seventh dis, &ict 2) 93:3, H00. (.& Ei«hth district G18. 19 24, 25'7, 000. 36 Texas: Third district. 2'3ii, 252. 00 Fourth district. . . 129, 243. 84 365) 49G. 44 'I'enucssee: Second district. 140, 035. 28 Fifth district. . . . . 80,'3, 284. HB 1, 009, 320. 10, RECEIPTS AND DIHI3L'kHE)d ENTS. 1 '!l l,

Refldipfd —Couti t»(r. &1.

B&tates and districts. Total by districts. Total by st;rtcs. Gross receipts. Ded))& tions. ')&et receipts

From Internal Iler&nue —Continued. Arkansas s!i!i 5)f!9. ()"

Ohio:

First &listrict 9!), r r l, l 00. r, ) Tenth district...... (i(is, 401. 46 Eleventh district . . !IH!3, Iig»&. r. ) Eighteenth district . . . . 1. 03:&, !Ii(i i9

I'&, 4 &~, 5)1 L r, & Indiana: Sixth district. 2, 409& 598. 82& Seventh district. . . 2 472 612. )&1 4 brb) 2! l Michigau: First district. 1, 96)r&, )(8. s(i Fourth district . 178, 593. 99 2, 141, 142). 95& Illinois: First district. 8) (!14, 4 r f&. 00 Fifth district. 13, 833, 22f&, r & Eighth district...... 7, 89H, 526. 13 Thirteenth district . . 525, 761. 14 30 B& 1 &!&90 (ls wisconsin: First district. l, 027, '&0(i. 59 Second district. . . 489, 069. ;&0 '& 4, 516. r (i. 09

Minnesota . . . ~, 192, 611. 3-1

Iowa: Third district. .. . 167& 122. 62 Fourth district. . 319& 898. r4 48 r, 021. :I Kansas. 360, 022. 09

Nebraska. 2, 234, 638. 38

Missouri: First district . 7, 219, 962. 79 Sixth district. 449& 092. 51 7, 669, 0,&5. 30

Oregon . 353, 04H. 00

California: First district. , 1, o74, 692. 25 Fourth district. 334, 870. 26 1, 909, 562. 51

Colorado. 298& 21 9 94

Montana. 157, 453. (6

New Mexico...... -...... -. """"" 36, 720. 56 Commissioner of Internal Revenue. . 150. 00 814i. 111.232. 81

Less amount refunded for internal-revenue taxes collected on articles subsequently exported, charged as an expenditure under the head of "Allowance or drawback" ...... , ...... „„.. . , ...... ;. . . 841, 733. ():l Amount refunded for taxes illegally assessed and collected, charged as au expenditure under the head of "Refunding taxes" ...... 32, ll o. 69 Amount refunded to parties for stamps purchased by them, xvhich are by law no longer required to be use&1, etc. , charged as an expenditure under the head of "Iledemptiou of stamps ' '&1, 0 r 6. ( 0 I, ess amount refunded for taxes collected on distilled spirits in bond, which have been destroyed by fire or other casualiv. char&&ed as an expenditure under the head of "Repaytuent of taxes on distilled spirits destroyed by casualty" 94 5)'t 9'& 21'& 8!i, &, 019 alii, 01(3 89

2 14 D 10 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1894.

RecctI&ts —Continued.

States and districts. Total by districts. Total by States. Gross receipts. Deductions. Net receipts.

P&rom Soles of Pul&lic Luuds-- Michigan: Gr;lyling . 1 (ilr& 59 Marquette. 1:5, 101. 19 01 i, 710. 7H &V&sconsln: Ashland. 35, 71l&. 7 ( Eau Claire. . . 5 'l34. 81 Wuusau. 10, 2/5. 43 51, 727. 01 Minnesota: Crookston. . 5, ",& . 28 Duluth. 224, 5&5&5. 13 Marshall. i& 124. 58 St. Cloud :5,'&, 955. 47 Taylors Falls. 1, 002. 03 '&7;&, 804. 4'9 Iowa: Des Moines. 1, ,'513. 83

Missouri: Booneville . 3, 224. 47 Ironton. 3, 210. 66 Springfield. 4, 07H. 72 10, 513. 85 Arkansas: Camden. 1& 674. 38 Dardanelle. 33. 73 i Harrison. 7, 132. 63: Little Rock 542. 86 ' 9 383. 60 Florida: Gainesville. 7, 808. 76 Alabama: Huntsville. . 1, 816. 37 Montgomery . 8& 828 70 10, 645. 07 Mississippi: Jackson. . 4, 447. 72 Louisiana: Natchitoches. . 438. 24 ' New Orleans. . 5, 372. 16 5, 810. 40 Kansas: Dodge City . 1, 105. 58 Garden City 1, 07'2. 27 Kir win. 2, 171. 4ii Lamed. 1, 073. 23 Colby 4, 974. 84 Oberlin. 7, 894. 62 Salina. . I, 484. 49 Topeka. 889. 00 Wa Keeney. 4, 906. 97 26, 772. 46 ', Nebraska: A. lliance ...... 8, 113. (7 Broken Bow. 6, 738. 21 Bloomington. . 1, 651. 95 Chadron. . 4, 043. 53 Grand Island. . 4, 461. 89 Lincoln. 2, 320. 70 McCook 15& 299. 68', Neligh 1, 0'74. 59 North Platte. 6, 637. 34 O&Neill 4& 209. 09 Sidney, . . . 8, 907. 78 Valentine 4& 511. 52 07 970 05 I Idaho: Boise. . 20, 839. 45 Cmur d'Alene. 4, 042. 59 Ha, iley . 9, 382. 12 I, ewiston 8, 504. 03 Black foot. 2&, 190. 64

09, 958. 83 I RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEAIENTS, 1894.

Receipts —Continued.

States and districts. Total by districts. Total by States. Gross recbipts. Deductions. Net receipts.

From Sales of Public Lande —Continued. North Dakota:

Bismarck. b&5& -i7(. 42 Devils Lake. 10, 479. (8 Minot. 202. 86 Fargo . 11, 990, 98 Grand Forks. .. 8, H50. 32 8:i(, 001. 31 South Dakota: Aberdeen. o, 451. 46 Chamberlain. 2, 2(6. 74 Huron. . (, 056. 7f( Mitchell. 1.&, 084. 5( Pierre. 1, 861. 79 Rapid City 12, 098. 20 Watertown . 25, 641. 18 Yankton. 3, 498. 4'7 73, fi29. 17 Colorado: Akron 4, 89 72 Central City . 4, 184. 44 Del yforte 1 l) 609. 11 Denver. 15, 355. 68 Durango . . 10, 256. 30 Glenwood Springs 8, 467. 09 Gu unison 12) 239. 72 Hugo. . 2, 950. 19 Lamar. 2) 357. 21 Leudville. 5, 999. 73 Sterling . 8, 003, 82 Montrose . 2, 071. 48 Pueblo . 27, 805, 84 106, 196. 39 I. tah: Salt Lake City. 51, 55o. 78 Montana: Bozeman . 17, 424. 76 Helena. 54, 1 (o. 08 Lewistown 21, 822. Ho bliles City. . 1, 566. 75 Missoula. 31, 425. 48 12fi, 414. 8, New Mexico: Clayton. 2, 372. 37 Las Cruces. . 9, 030. 48 Santa Fe. 3, 059. 29 Ros well .. 26, 685. 94 41, 148. 03 Arizona: Prescott. . 4& 169. 93 Tucson. . 32, 096. 81 3fi) 266. 24 Nevada: Carson City. 1, 085. 00 Eureka. 260. 00 l, 295. 00 Washington: North Yakima. . 14, 020. 32 Olympia. 10, 952. 49 Spokane Falls. 8, 792. 88 Seattle . . 134, (07. 26 Vancouver. . 29, 400. 8) Wailawalla...... 0, !i24. 19 Waterville. . 5, 996. 6o 210, 760. 97 Oregon: Burns...... 4, 147. 48 Lake&dew . 4, 650. fi3 Le Grande. 10, 538. 59 Oregon City . . 46, 70b. o2 Roseburg .. B. 7(3. 46 The Dalles. 22, 931. 36 97, 749. 29 Wyoming: Buffalo . . 16& 042, 18 Douglas. 5, 548. 83 Cheyenne . 18, I l l. 82 Sundance. . '2, H07. 89 Evanston. 8, 281. 13 Lander 3& 020. 90 43, 812. 7o 12 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS& 1804.

Receipts —Contiuue(I.

States and districts. Total by districts. Total by States. Gross receipts. Deductions. Net receipts.

I('rom Soles of Public Lands —Coutiuued. Oklahoma, : Beaver ~:365&. lf Gutlirie 18) 140. 05 Kingfisher 41, 1, )3. ()i Ol-lahoma City. 47 35& 30 Alva ...... 640. 00 Enid 1, 320. 50 Perry 2, 368. 35 Woodward. 315. 00 +11 K 666. 93 Cali fornia: Humboldt. 14, 647. 31 Independence. 4, (27. 74 Stockton. H, 124. OF Los Angeles 23) 339. 91 klarysvil le. 2, 132. 4o Redding 19, 357. ((& Sacramento . San Francisco. 6?3, 161. 76 Husauville . . 10, 701. 20 Visalia . 21 070 02 1'76, 034. 06 Alaska: Sitka 2, 730. 47 Commissioner General I.and Office 43. 59 l Secretary of the Interior. 400 00 ' $1) 6/3, 637. 30

Less amounts paid to States as a fund from proceeds ol public lands sold. within their limits, charged as an expenditure under the head of "five, three, and two per cent funds to States "...... $1 2(l, 387. 42 Amount refunded to purchasers of lands erroneously sold to them, charged as;m expenditure under the head of "Repayment for lands erroneously sold ". (&l oli io Amount expended for indemnity for swamp lands...... , ...... , i, ri64. 11 ft)202, 667. 09 81, 470, 970. 21 From registers' and receivers' fees (land oNces). 1 021 911. 87 Less amount charged as an expcuditure under the head of "Salaries and commissions of registers and receivers" . . . 8484, 643. 10 Amount charged as an cxpeuditure under the head of "Contingent expenses of laud ofnces "...... '167) 572. 42 Amount charged as an expenditure under the head of "Exyenses ol' depositing public moneys". 2, 4&i,&. '73 654, 671. 25 367, 240. 62 f'o From deposits by individuals r expenses of surveying public lands...... , . . . . , . „.. . 103) 424. 87 Less amount expended under this head. H5, 208. 10 18) 'i16. OF From depredations on public lanrls 8, ((4. 05 Less this amount expended under the head of protecting public lands, tiiuber, ctc...... 8, 7(4. 05 From proceeds of town-site entries for schools in Oklahom;i. 7, 014. 10 (, 014. 10 From water and ground rents, etc. , Hot Springs Reservation, Arl' 16, H05. 00 Less this amount expended" nnder the head of "I'rotection and iiuprovement of Hot Springs Ark. 1(i, H05. 00 From revenues of Yellowstone Natioual P;irk. 702. 00 Less amount expended under this head. 454. o5 337. 4, i 3fi s(. elf (neous- f'ees. From copyright . f~ (i04 &9 I.ess amouut deducted froin expenditures under the head of "8;ihiries and expenses, Library of Congress ". 38, (304. 20 cousnlar fees. From ) )F, 168. 4( Less amount deducied from salaries aud contingeut expenses of the consular service 5o8, 168. 4( From passport fees. 1, ". IH. 5)& Less this (i)lloilut derlucted i'rom ordin;&ry cxpe»ses of f'oreign intercourse. 1. 248. 58 Fron& Spanish indemnify fnnd. 2H, , )UU. 00 amonnt deducted f'roiu expenrliture I.ess thc under this bead. oH, oOO. On &disabled, From relief of sick, ;md destitute seamen. 7&)(i Ul 706. Ol assessment npon oivn&rs for deaths on From shipboard. 310. 00 310. OU From reimbursemeut to the Huited States from deposits of uafional bauking issociations on nccouut of- siilaries a~i&d coniin('ent expenses, office of Treasurer of the Fnited St;ites...... 8 l nl, (3:30. 46& Hah&ries, oNce of Comptroller of the ('urrency...... , ...... , . . . 20, 9, 46 I;?:?, 436. 02 Less an&onnt deducfe&1 from the evpen(liinre under h&««ls of'salaries and contingent, expenses, national currency reimbursable), . 102, 9;&9. 03 19, 477 80 From reimburscmcnt on account, of "Salaries, oNce of Con&missioner of Internal Revenue" 2, 706. 10 Less amount expended under this head . 2, 500. 00 206. 10 RECFIPTS AN(D DISBURSEMENTS, 1894

Receipts —Continued.

Gross receipts. Deductions. Set receipts.

.!freer(fcr&reorss —Continued. From premium on transfer and other drafts. s12. &9,&. 68 Less amount deducted from ordinary expenses of Independent Treasury. 812), ) 95. 6H From profits on coinage. . 863;), 948. "6 From profits on coinage of standard silver dollars...... 199, 108. 80 I"rom deductions on bullion deposits. 32, 477. 2:) I'rom assays aurl chemical examination of ores ...... :&, 48'». ;0 8 r 0, 016. 78 Less this amonnt deducted front the expenditures for salaries and expenses of mints and assay offices. . Hro, U16. ('&' From immigraut fund 2!4, 142&. 47 Less amount expended under the head of "Expenses of regulating immigration ".. . . 21-(, 142. 4& From interest repaid to the Government by Pacific railroad companies, viz: Union Pacific Railroad...... 8501, 92H. 54, Central Pacific Railroad...... 242, 934. )7 Kansas Pacific Railroad . 122, rr&1. 19 ' Central Branch Uuion Pacific Pvailroad . 44, &UHR. &9 Sioux City and Pacific Raihoad. 13, 817. 00 ' F rom interest on debts due the United States by individuals...... 2, 962. 6'. l ' 929, 382. 7H Less this amount deducted from expenditure on account of "Interest on the public ' debt" 929) 38'). (8 From receipts applied to sinking fund, Union Pacific Railroad (act May i. 187H) . . . . . I, 43(i, 341. 41 Less the amonnt of investment thereof, charged as an expenditure under the head of "Hinking fund, Union Pacific 13ai~froad" I, 204) 941. 92 +2&,'31, 39!l. 4'9 Froiu receipts applied to sinking fund, Central Pacific 13aifroad (act May r, 1H7H)...... 479, 972. &0 Less the amount of' investment thereof, charged as an expenditnre under the head 4 34 7!,3&. 17 4:), 234. 53 of "Sinking fund, Central Pacific Railroad" & From semiannual tax on circulation and deposits of national bank~...... I, 610, 867. 56 ~ Less amount of excess of duty, charged as an expenditure under the head of "Re- funding to national banking associations excess of duty" 62. 40 I 610 Hi» 16 From trust-fund interest for support of free schools in Houfh Carolina (act March 3, 1873). 1, 513. 50 i Less this amount deducted from the expenditure under said act. I 51:3 50 From Smithsonian fund. . H, 000. 00 8, 000. 00 From payment by District of Columbia, on account of cost and interest, incre;ising water supply, Washington, D. C...... 8'7, 895. 97 Less the amount expended under the head of "Increasing water supply, Wash-', ington, D. C. " . I, 539. 16 86, 356. &(I From revenues of the District of Columbia, as folio&vs: General fund ...... $3, :385, 883. ol Water fund. . . 351, 693. 26 Redemption of Connecticut avenue improvement certificate...... 220. 19 Redemption assessment certificate I "7. 20 Washington redemption fund. 2, 307 oo Redemption of tax-lien certificates. 2) Surplus fund. 74. 25 Sale of guarantee-fund bonds, amounts retained from contractors. . I, 40&. 94 Police relief fund &0 3:34. 9)) Firemen's relief fund. 868. ()3 3, 771, 0:33. &r) Less amount deducted from the expenditures of the District of Columbia. . 3, 771, UX3. 75 From proceeds of sales of Government property 201, 9 r 0. 88 Less amount dedur ted froni ordinary and oth er expenses of— H enate B, )9(i. 79 House of Representatives . I, 200. HO Public Printer 11, 277. 8') Fxecutive Mansion. . 681. 04 Supreme Court. . 64. r(l State Department —foreign intercourse. . 4 00 Treasury Department. 46) 021. 20 War Department —civil . 11 t)urrrternraster's Department. . . 73, H(i'&. 3 r Medical Departuicnt . 4, 2&65). 07 Ordnance Department...... I, 441. 8:3 Engineer Department. 14 4!l;). 35 Signal Service. 280 82 'll i lit ury Establishment, miscellaneous. . 3, ()0, ). H7 Navy Departmeut —civil. . 164. 96 Bureau of Yards and Docl-s. I, 3:39. 39 ') )rs Bureau of Ordnance ...... r I. Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. 2!l, r. &5. 69 ill:rrine Corps 911. 60 Interior Department —civil. . 4 974. r.!) ('eological Survey. . I, 994. !» Census Office. r!I, ;)0 Public Lands Service. 6(r&. r I Pension Service 176. 7&H Indian Service . 225 HI Department of Agriculture. '2, 562. 25 14 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1894.

Eeceipts —Continued.

Gross receipts. Deductions. Nct receipts.

Pliecelloneous —Continued. Less amount deducted from ordinary and other expenses of— Continued Department of Justice ...... &t3«9. 50 Department of I.abor...... , ...... 14. 33 8201& 970. 88 From Soldiers' Ho)ue permanent fund...... 8191, 382. 15 Less amount expended under this head 128, 000. 00 803, 38&&. 15 From sales of ordnance material (Wnr) . . . . . 8, 116. 20 Less amount deducted from expenditure under this bead ...... 8, 116. 20 From sales of ordnance material (iVavy) ...... i2&, 028. 33 Less amonnt expended under this head, ...... ""-"- ll, 315. 00 40& 713. 33 From sale of small arms (Vavy) ...... , ...... 15 38 Less amount deducted from the expeuditurc under this head...... , ...... a . . From clothing and small stores fund (Navy) ...... , "" iu 349, 479. 56 ' Less an)cunt deducted from the expenditure under this head ...... :349, 479. 50 Fro)n pay of the Navy, deposit fund...... 181, 4i(. 97', Less amount expended under this head...... 107& 387. 37( 74, 0(0. 60 From pay, miscellaneous, Navy (gain by exchange)...... '?'&, 998. 00 I ess this amount deducted froni the expenditure under this head...... 22, 998. 06 From Vavy-pension fund. 420, 000. 00 420, 000. 00 From naval-hospital fund H(i, 029. 05 Less amount expended under this head. 86, (&29. 05 From fees on letters patent...... 1, 185, 619. 07 Less amount charged as an expenditure under salaries and ordinary expenses, Patent OQice...... 824, 607. 29 301& 01L 78 From copying fees, Geueral Land OQQce...... 9, 0:3:3.81 Less amount deduci, ed from "Salaries, General Land OQice" ...... 9, 033. 81 From proceeds of sales of Indian lands...... 90,')9, i. 33 Less amount charged as an expenditure under head of "Trust funds, proceeds of lands 53, 190. 00 37, H04. l3 Fro&n proceeds of logs cut on Menomonee Reservation...... , ...... 111, 305. 50 Less amount charged as an expenditure under head of Menomonee log funds ...... OH, 353. 07 42, 951. 83 From interest on Indian trust-fund stocks and interest on deferred payments 7, 091. 6( Less amount deducted from expenditure under head of "Trust funds, interest account " „.. . . . , , . 7. 091. 67 From reimbursemenf on account of appropriations to meet interest on nonpaying Indian trust-I'und stocks...... 996. 92 996. 92 From Indian moneys, proceeds of labor...... 19'l& 34'7. 8, & Less a&nount deducted from the expenditure under this head...... 197& 347. Ho From reimbursement to Lnited States, appropriations for Indian tribes. . . 198, 000. 00 19H, 000. 00 From emolument fees of judicial oQicers...... ~5&3, 882. 63 From Ques, penalties, and ibrfeitures, judicial...... 68, 182. (3 122, 065. 36 Less amount deducted from the expenses of United States courts. . . 12", 065. 30

From tax on seal skins...... , 500. 00 500. 00 From gain by exchange ...... , 1, 199. 02 1, 199. 62 From rent of Goverun&ent buildings, lots, etc 26, 492. 74 26, 492. 74 From rent of property acquired under the internal-revenue laws. . 1. 00 1. 00 From sale of acquired under the internal-revenue laws 375. 00 ' 00 property , 375. From moneys received from persons unknown...... 3& 003. 01 3, 663. 01 From donations to the United States ...... ;&14. 40 514. 40 From forf'eitures by contractors...... 83, i. 34 83o. 34 From unexp&ained balances in disbursing accounts...... 4. 95 '. . 4, 95 From purchase of discharge from Navy or Marine Corps...... , ...... , . . . , . . 1& 136. ()( 1, 1;30. 57 From unexpended receipts of militnry te)c&unph lines...... , ...... , . . . . ., . . . , . . . . . 5& 7o8. 60 5, 75&8. 60 From sale of condemued naval vessels...... , . . . , . . . . , , ...... , , ...... Oi, 400. 85 5, 400. 85 From work done by Bureau of Engraving and Printing...... , .. „„,...... , 10, 545. 35 10, 545. 35 From ivork done by Coast aud Geodetic Survey...... 278. 28 '. . 2(8. 28 From soldiers' handbooks lost . 45 . 45 From proceeds of labor, military prison, Fort I.eavenworth, Kans ...... 1, 2;)9. , 4 1, 239. 54 From court fees pnid Govcrnmeut employgs ...... 9. 10 9. 10 From subscriptious to copyright catalogues. 320. 07 320. 07 Frocn penalty for importiug labor'ers uuder co& trnct. &'. (35. 00 8, 735. ()0 Fron& penalty under national bnnlcing law ...... 100. 00 100. 00 Froru United Stntes share of interest collcctcd by District of Colun&bia...... , . . . , . . . . 1& 180. 12 1, 180. 12 From United States share of revenues of Reform School...... , . . . , ...... 1, 570. 57 1, 570. 57 From United Stntes share of revenues from nroperty, District of Columbia 3, 306. 52 3, 306. 52 Fron) United Stntes share of recording tax sales, District of Columbia, , „.. . , ...... :3, 30H. 10 3, 368. 10 From United Stntes share of fees for inspecting gas nud meters. . . . „„,. . 029 50 629. 50 From United Stntes shnre of pcr&uit fees, District, of Columbia, .. . , . . .. „.. . , , ...... 3, 515&. 30 3, 515. 30 From United St;&les share of costs collected by District of Colun)bin. 6. 45 0. 45 From excess of nlioiv&&uce for &mcurrent gold coin ...... 1 05 1. 05 From interest on part oi' PnciQc 13ni)rond bond held in Indian trust fund...... l. Ol 1. 01 From sale of buildings on nbnndoned military reservntions 1, 856. 50 I, 850 50 From pena)ty for violation of immigrnnt aci. 270. 00 "('O. 00 Fro&u sale of old custom-house, Mi)&vanl-ee, Wis. .. . . 107, 080. 00 107, 080. 00 N. Y I'"rom sale of navy-&a&sl h&nd, Brool'lyn, 1& 190& 531 01 1, 190, 531. 01 From bequest by Geu. G. W. Cullun& for &lemorinl H;&ll, West Point, N, y. . . . 237, 500. 00 237, 500. 00 From reimbursement to the United States on nccouut of nppropriatious for national Union of American Itepublics "&.. . 2&0, 243, (5 26, 243. 75 From damages to Government &vh;&rf...... , ...... HO. 00 80. 00 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1894, 15

Receipts —Conti D(ted.

(rross receipts. Deductions. Net receipts.

3ft'scell(t&test(s —Continued. From fees of shipping commissioner. . Hs. 00 8 '. 00 From payment for -upposed vacant land in District of Columbia . . . . 1. 00 1. (10 From sale of land, Stoddard County, ]lo. 100. 00 100. 00 From sale of old site of Fort Brady. 20. 34 &. (34 20, 34 ). 64 From sale of articles captured from a counterfeiter. 46. » 46. 75 From reimbursetnent for expense of grading Capitol grounds. 36. 35 36. 35 From reimbursement for internal-revenue stamps and paper lost. . .. 7. , &0 &. 50 From sale of land, Houston, Tex. 5)0 &e . 50

7'&2&. '»; ', Total . . 297, 019. 819, .&96. 560. :36 ?, 1'&5, 4. &

RECAPITULATION OF RECEIPTS.

Customs service. " - ...... 81.&l HIH, 530. 62 Fees, ete. , of officers of the customs, taken from miscellaneous receipts. .. 58.&, 041. 48 ]32&, 500, 5&2. 10 H, 163 811, , &H 124, 336, 760. 52 &'. Internal-revenue. service 14 111, 232. sl 95, 019. 92 14 & . 016, 212. 89

Public lands. 673, 637. 30 ( Fees, etc. , of offfcers of public-land ofhces taken from miscellaneous receipts 1, ]59, 6'&1. H9 2, 833, 259. 19 968, 580. 13 1, 864, 6&79. 06 Miscellaneous. 17, ]]H, 6]H. 52 Less amounts added to customs and public lands, as above. .. 1, 841, 663. : 3 15, 2&76. 955. 15 10, 369, 148. 73 4, 907, 806. 42

'&7((, Total . 297, & 22. 019. 25 19, 596, 560. 36 ]25, 458. 89

ex- Sa. l aries. Ordinary l nusual and ex- )&eases. Pumic works. aiiscellaneous. traordinary. Total.

LEG) SEA')'IVE.

united States Sen«te— Salaries and mileage of Senators...... , . . . . . , 849o, p07. i&s ' 8alaries of ulcers and employds ...... 432&, 330. i&. One month's extra pay to otllcers and. employes. . 42& 44& . 78 Reporting proceedings and debates...... 25, 000. 00 Compiling Congressional Directory...... 2, 400. 00 Contingent expenses— Stationery and newspapers. ~26. 8;36. 65 Horses and wagons. . 3, oUO. 00 Fuel for heating apparatus. 11, 300. 00 Purchase of furniture. 5, 400. 00 Repairs of furniture. 1, 692. 93 Cleaning furniture. 998. 40 Folding documents. . 2, 489. 30 Ster;(«e of documents. . '(It)teriais for folding. )2, ()00. 00 Packing boxes 970. 00 Expenses of special and select committees...... 29, 1.&". 39 Postage. 205. UU 5Iiscellaneous items 51, 720. 90 llisccllaueous items, 5I«i thy building. 15, 543. 91 Salaries of Capitol police. 19& 3s3. 53 Contingent fund, Capitol police 50. 00 Index oi' priv;&te claims, 82, 500. 00 Payment to '&Vide)v of Hon. A. H. Colquitt. 5, 000. 00 Executors of Hou. Randall L. Gibson. 5, 000. 00 ! R. R. Qu'&y 500. 33

Total apparent expenses, Son;)t&& . . . 1& 013& & & 0 0&7 163& 494 4& 13& 000. 33 81, 190, 065. 48

Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. 596. i!) 596. 79

Total actual expenses, Senate. .. . 1, 013, 5i p. pi 102, dpi. 09 13, 000. 33 1, 189, 468. 69

Ilonse of Representatives— Salaries and mileage of Members and Delegates. .. 1, 914, 964. 00 Salaries of o(IIcers and employds...... 41,~. e&5&4. 09 One month's extra p;&y to otfrcers and employds. . 35, 500. 22 Clerk hire, l)Iembers and Delegates...... 25~. 000. 00 Contingent expenses— Stationery. 95, 255. 94 Fuel for heating apparatus. 9, 910. 08 Furniture aud repairs. 13 v85& 35 Matcrh(ls for folding. 20, 232. 79 Pacl-iug boxes 3 21s. 40 Postage . 525. 00 Miscellaneous items 50, 425. 40 Salaries of Capitol police 19, 3~5&. 32 Colttingenl fuud. 50. 00 Payment to- Clerir to Speal-& r's table. , &00. 00 lyidow of lion. John G. '&V:&rwick 638 27i

Total apparent expenses, House of Repre- 13& '. sentatives ...... 2& 04 i. i 70. 23 193& 502. 96 3, 2i 2, '44. 411. 46

Deduct amouut received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government prop- ertv 1, '200. ~0 1& 200. 90

Total actual expenses, House of Represen- '&" tatives . ' fr 0 1!) . 30'. 16 3&1& . 27 2, 843, 210. 66

I, ep&'sl«ti « ,Iliseellaneons- Commission to examine the Executive Depart- ments. 1;,, 000, 00 Heyl's Duties on Imports uPP. 0(l

Total expenses, I.egisl;&tive Miscellaneous, 16, spp. 00 16, opp. 00

R (17) 18 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1894.

Disbttrsements —Co)) ti)) ued.

Ordinary ex- a))see))ancona Unusua) and ex- Salaries. pensee. pub)ic works. traordinary. T i

Public P(i((tcr— Salaries. . . . . , .. . . , .. .. It)4, 9H7. 29 Contingent expeuses. ~ lI)2, 54-I. ? ( Reuloval and storage of certain material, Gov- ernment Printing Once. . 7, 5(2). 48 Public printing and binding. . 3, 24", 371. 00

Printing Annual Report (1892) of Secretary of ~~ Agriculture. 20H) 42".. 57 Printing Annual Report (1893) of Secretary of

Agriculture. 10, 84 &. 49 l Publication of Eleventh Census Reports. . 153, 83i& 19; Yriuting second edition of Growth of Industrial Art . 3 7)9. 79

3, 629, 3UB. (9 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess

of expenditures. 89. 98 i

Total apparent expenses, Public Printer. . 14, 9H7. 29 ), 629, 21H. 81 $3& 644, 206. 10

Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Goveru(neut property. . 11 27( Ho 11, 277. 82 987. 3, 632, 928. 28 Total actual expenses, Public Printer...... , 14, 29 3, 617, 940. 99

Library of Congress— Salaries. . 48, 184. 51 Contingent expenses. . 1& 336. 23 Catalogue . 2, 000. 00 Increase of Library. 5) 007. 12 Building for Library of Congress. . . 'Ili, 100, 000. 00

Total apparent expenses, Library of Congresses 48, 184. 51 8, 343. 35 1, 100, 000. 00 ' 1, 156, 527. H6 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as copyright fees...... „...... 38, 604. 29 38& 604. 29

Total actual expenses, Library of Congress. . . 9, 580, 22 8, 343. 35 1) 10i)) 000. 00 1, 117, 923. , )7

Botanic Garden— Salaries. 13, 893. 34 Improving Botanic Garden . 4, 99(. 23 Improving buildings, Botanic Garden. . 4& 999. HO '. Total expenses, Botanic Garden. . . 13, H93. 34 4) 997. 23 4, 999. 80 . 23, 890. 37

Court of Claims— Salaries of judges, etc, . 34, 640. 00 Reporting decisions. 1, 000. 00 Contingent expenses. 3, 250. 00, Payment of judgments. . $6, 510. 00

Total expenses, Court of Claims. .. . 34, 640. 00 4, 250. 00 ', ii, 510. 00 45, 400. Oi)

Total apparent expenses, Legislative. . . . 3&'773, 046. 04 4, 003, 806. 83 1, 104, 999, HO 39, 448. 60 8, 921, 301. 27 Total actual expenses, Legislative...... 3, 734, -141. 75 3, 990, 731. 42 1, 104, 999. HO 39, 448. 60 '. . 8, 859, 621

EXECUTIVE.

Executive OPce- Salary of the President...... „.. . . . „ 50, 000. 00 Salary of the Vice-President. . . , ...... , , . .. . . 8, 000. 00 i Salaries, Executive Otlice...... , ...... 31, 429. 07 ' Contingent expenses, Executive Off)ce„ 7& 899. 23

Civil Service Com)nission- Salaries, Civil Service Commission...... , . .. . . 3o. 988. 64 Traveling ., xpenses, Civil Service Commission. .. 5, 618. 5)4

Total apparent expenses, Executive Office. . . . . , 125, 41 (. 71 13& 51 (. 77 13H, 935. 48 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Covernment property. . . 681. 04 681. 04

Total actual expenses& Executive Otilce„„ 125, 41 (. 71 12& 836. 73 138, 2o4. 44 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSE3IENTS, 18!Ii.

DI,'&ursemenfs —Continued.

Ordinary ex- l nusual and ex- Salaries. Public works. S&f iscellaneous. traordinary.

STATE l &El' &iltT(3IENT. ,&)Mnries, ete. — Salaries, Department of State...... , ...... 811&(, 42H. 50 Proof-reading 81) 31-1. 20 Stationery, furniture, etc. ;), 176. Ss Books and maps. . 1 7ou. '97 & Lithographing 1& 200. 00 Editing revised and annual statutes 1, 355. 5, ' Contingent expenses. . 3, 290. 51 Binding manuscript papers. 349. !I-I Wharf at Wakefield, Va. , birthplace of George Washingtou . . $7, 060. 37

Total expenses, State Department proper. . . .. 11H, 428. 50 14, I f!I, i&s, 060. ;&, Foreiyn Intercourse— Salaries of ministers. . 271) 331. 13 Salaries, charges d' affaires ad interim...... 17, 033. 30 Salaries, secretaries of legations...... „...... 31, 064. 69 Salaries, interpreters to legations...... „, 9& 096. 22

I Salary, clerk to legation in Spain...... , ...... I 1, 500. 00 Salaries, diplomatic officers while receiving in- structions and in transit ...... , . . . . , 51, 282. 42 Contingent expenses, foreign missions. 84, H41. 71, Salaries, consular service...... 542, 382. 01, Allowance for clerks at consulates...... 96, 010. 41 Salaries, consular clerks. 141 949. 33 Salary and expenses, commercial agent at Boma. . &5. 000. OU Salaries, consular ofFicers while receiving in- structions aud in transit...... , . ' 63, 379. '76 Halaries, consular officers not citizens...... 1, 124. 65 Halaries, marshals for consular courts...... & I, 362. 24 Halaries, iuterpreters to consulates 1'). 720. 13 Expenses of interpreters and guards iu Turkish; Dominions, etc , ), 220. 83 Steam launch for legation at Constautinople...... i. . . . 900. 00 ' Boat aud crew f'o r consul at Hongkong. :& '6. 46

, Boat and crew for consul at Osaka and Hiogo...... 146. 72 I I.oss by exchange, diplomatic service. :.'. 254. 00 Loss by exchange, consular service 1, 36:3. 9') Buildings and grounds for legation in China...... 3, 000. 00 Buildings for legation in Japan. 4, 0()0. 00

Contingent expenses, United States consulates...... 1-!9.351. 59 I Einergencies arising in the diplomatic and consular service. . 40, 395. 1-1 Transporting remains of ministers, consuls, and consular clerks to their homes for interment, . . . j . . . . 1, 912. (0 Bringing home criminals. . 2, 103. (4 Expenses of prisons for American convicts...... 6, 959. 01 Foreign hospitals at Panama. 5pp pp Fees and costs in extradition cases. :3, 709. 65 ' Relief and protection of American seamen...... 22, 4(0. 87 Rescuing shipwrecked American seamen...... 2, 4, 7. 16 Pay of consular officers for services to American vessels and seamen. 27, 365. 13 I Refunding penalties or charges erroneously ex-,

acted. . 90. 13 I Allowance to widows or heirs of diplomatic ofF&- cers who dic abroad. 837. 49

Publication of consular and commercial reports. . . ~. . . . 19, 987. 31 I Annual expenses of Cape Spartel Light. . . .. 2!) (. 00 Spanish indemnity. . 82&. 500. 00 International Boundary Survey, United States ' and Ilexico. . 57, 200. r 2 International Bureau of ~Veights and Measures. 1, (Ol. , )0 Continental 13ailway Commission (. 469. .)( Tribuual of Arbitration at Paris 31, 4(!'i. 37 2!), 082. 50 International Union of American Republics. . "2 Pan-American lie&lie;il Congress. . 1;3, . 61 11, 595. 06 Paymentof judgment~, Court of Alabama Claims. . ~. . United States aud Chilean Claims Commission. 11, 500. 00 Publication of International Catalogue of Es- I (27. 20 ports and Imports...... , ...... , . . . 3, W;itur Boundary, United States aud 5ilcxicu. . 10. 000. 00 Protecting the interests of the United States at Samoa. . 4. 000. "'00 Relief of AIary A. I.ewis...... „...... , . t. , 411.

')&&( 'l~ 81 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess '' of expenditures . 35

expenses, 5&IO. 40 Total apparent Foreign intercourse 124, 230. 29 390, 5& (II 50 I!&, 20 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1894.

Dist&ursemants —(conti nues.

Ordinary ex- works. BI)see) (ancona. Salaries. pensee. pub)ic traordinary. Total.

Fo) eirp~ Inte) course —Contiuucd. Deduct the items of salaries for the consular service, II)542, 382. 01, and from contingent expenses of' the consular service, $15, 786. 46, there having been received and covered into the Treasury as a revenue from fees of United States consuhs for certifying invoices, etc. , the sum of 85)5)4, 168. 47 Deduct from the ordinary expenses of foreign intercourse the amount received and covered into the Treasury froui passport fees...... 1, 248. 5)8 Deduct the expenditure on account of the Spauish inde&unity fnnd, $28, 5)00, this auiount having been received on this accouut...... HH, 500. 00 Deduct aniount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property...... 4. 00 $542, 3H'2. 01;j'I ), 039. 04 $28, 500. 00 '. . 587. 921 0

' Total actual expenses, Foreign Intercourse. . . 581, H54. ?8 3(53, 531. 5&2 1G9, 000. 46 1) 114, 386. 2(i

Total apparent expenses, State Department. . n 1, 24'2, (564. 79 )r& 019. (54 8), 060. ( 197, ;&00. 46 I. . 1, 842, 245. 26 Total actual expenses, State Department...... 700, ?8'2. 7H ,'577, 980. Gi0 (, 060. 37 169, 0('0. 46 ~. . 1, 254, 324. 21

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Salaries, ete. — OfQce of Secretary of the Treasury...... 478, 245. 87 Office of Supervising Architect...... 7, /19. 98 Once of First Comptroller...... 89, 431. 15 ONce of Second Comptroller...... 95, 959. 6& Once of Commissioner of Customs...... 48, 628. 10 ONce of First Auditor 88, 17& 21 Once of Second Auditor 279, 788. 6'? ONce of Second Auditor, repairing rolls...... 20, 880. 14 ONce of Third Auditor 189, 630. 89 Office of Fourth A.uditor '70)', 542. 13 Office of Fifth Auditor. . 47, 15H. )8 ONce of Sixth Auditor. 5o1, 596. :l4 ONce of Treasurer United States...... 26H, 089. 42 ONce of Treasurer United States (national currency, reimbursable) .. 61, 262. 95 Office of' Register. 139, '750. 00 ONce of Comptroller of the Currency...... 101) 319. 36 Office of Comptroller of the Currency (national . . currency, reimbursable)...... 16, 533. 77 i Examination of national banks and bank plates. . 1, 57(5. 67 Oi5ce of Life-Saviug Service...... 36, 9!?0, 40 ONce of Light-House Board, ...... 35, 91;&. 07 Office of Commissiouer of Internal Revenue...... 267, 53II. 90 ONce of Commissioner of Internal Revenue (reimbursable) . 2, )I)I). 00 ONce of Supervisiug Surgeon-General Marine- ! Hospital Service. 24, 654. 96 Office of Supervising Inspector-General Steam- boat Inspection Service...... 10, 139. 90 Office of Standard Weights and Measures. . . . , ...... 4, 162. 19 Bureau of Navigation. 24, )&44. 02 Bureau of Statistics. . 46, 670. 84 Collecting statistics relating to commerce ...... I, 208. 75 Secret-Service Division, . . . 11, 000. 00 Contingent expenses, national currency (reim- bursaaable)) Treasurer's oNce. . 25, 162. 31 Contingent expenses, oNce of Standard Weights and pleasures. 127. sG Postage to Postal-Union countries. . 1, 500. 00 Postage. . 200. 00

Con(lay& nt Ert&c))ses- Stiitionery . 15 1&9 5r3 Biuding, ne&vspapers, etc 1) 500. 00 Freight, telegrams, et&. . 1, 800. 00 Rent. . ,'5, 969. 92 Horses, wagons, «tc. 3, 500. 00 Ice '?, 500. 00 File holders and cases. 3, 000. 00 Vnc l ntn 10 non Iyff RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1894.

Disburse))tents —Continued.

Ordinary ex- t nusuai and ex- Salaries. Pu)&) ie u'orks. Miscellaneous. traordinary. Total.

Cantinyent Expenses —Continued. Gas, etc 813. 931. 83 Carpets and repairs...... 3, 000. 00 Furniture, etc. . u. 080. 00 .'&I iscellaneous items. , 085. 07 Investigation of accounts and traveling expenses. . . 500. 00

'I'otal apparent expenses, Treasury proper. . . j'3,', 020, 056. 37 103, 593. 19 s3. ]23, 6-19. ;&6

Deduct the expenditures on account of salaries in the of(lees of Treasurer of the United States and Comptrol- ler of the ('urrency (national currency, reimbursable), and contingent expenses, once of Treasurer of the United State (national currency, reimbursable; ), there haviug been reimbursed the United States from deposits of national banking associations under section 3, act March 3, 18&». the sum of 8]2?, - 436. !)2& leaving an excess of re«cipts of 819. i 7. 89...... , ...... 810' 959.03 Deduct the expenditure on account of 'Salaries, of)ice uf Supervising Surgeon-C eneral Marine-EIospital Service, " the receipts from tonnage tax for the support of the Marine- Hospital 8& rvice being in part applied to this expenditure...... 21, 6;&1. 96 Deduct the expenditure on account of "Salaries, once of Commis- sioner of Internal Revenue (reimbursable), " there having been reimbursed the United States by the tn;mufacturers of stamps the sum of 82, 706. ]0, leaviug an excess of' receipts of 8206. 10...... 2, 500. 00 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property...... 2, 2()9. 1 & 10-1. !),&l. 68 27, 431. 43 a" ""I ] 32, 3';3. 11

Total actual expenses, Treasury proper...... 2. 9],» 104. 69 &6, 161. 6 2, 991, 2(i6. 4, &

fnrlepeartent Treasury— Salaries, o]free of assistaut treasurer at- Baltituore . ~2, 800. 00 Boston. 37, 4». 19 Chicago. 2&. (OO. 00 Cincinnati ] (. 560. 00 Ne)v Orleans. la. 0". &. 97 Ne;v York ]92, 824. 40 Philadelphia. 41, 904. 94 St. Louis 19, 05»". 10 8;m Francisco. . , 120. 00 Salaries of special agents...... ' 9')'& 50 Paper for checks aud drafts. 22, 644. 01 Contingent expenses...... ". "]i, 595. 0 & 61&, 7(34. Total apparent expenses, Independent Treasury. 40&, 5 5&. 39 240, 239. 08 47 Deduct amount received for "Pre- mium on transfer drafts, " furnished by the Independent Treasury, for- merly by ]am credited to this ap- propriation, but notv covered into ' the Treasury as a revenue...... 812, &!),&. (i Deduct amount received and covered iuto the Treasury as proceeds of Government property...... 85, 1'2 12 ~s]. ]0 ]o ss] 10

Tot;)1 actual expenses, Iudependent Treasury. . -10 &. 5&2~. :39 (i34 rs&. 37

&)l&nts an(] Assay OP'ces- Salaries, of6ce of Director of the (lint. . . , 26, 250. 06 Contin»ent, expcuses& once of Director of the ]lint, . . . . 6, 39'2. 25 Parting and reining bullion. 16, 198. 16 Freight on bullion and coin. . 14, 404. 73 Storage and handling of silver bullion „., 25, 997. 34 22 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1894.

Disbursements —Continued.

Ordinary ex- Salaries. penses. Public works. Miscellaneous. traordinary. Total. iVirtts and Assay Oases —Continued. Mint at Carson— Salaries...... $18, Ho5. 98 Wages of workmen. 21& 097. 87 Contingent expenses . fi9& 19&k 57 Mint at Deuver- Salaries. . 10, 950. 00 '

Wages of workmen. . 13, 731. 25 I Contingent expenses . 2 449 38 Mint at New Orleans— Salaries. 31, 950. 00 Wages of workmen. 80, 035. 54, Contingent expenses . 21& 151. 27 Mint at Philadelphia— Salaries. 41 550. 00 ' Wages of workmen. 338, 923. 07

Contingent expenses . 69, 209. 22 I Mint at San Francisco— Salaries. 41, 100. 00 Wages of workmen. . 169, 739. 88 Contingent expenses . 33, 763. 92, Assay oflice at Boise— Salaries 3, 200. 00 Wages and. contingent expenses. . . 7, 960. 43 ' Assay ofFice at Charlotte— Salaries. 2& 750. 00 Wages and contingent expenses .. . 1) 999. 63 Assay ofF(ce at Helena— Salaries. 7, 700. 00 Wages of workmen. . 12, 548. 50 Contingent expenses . 4, 38H. 35 Assay ofFice at New York— Salaries. 38, 971. 17 Wages of workmen. . 26, 931. 00 Contingent expenses . 10, 105. 99, Assay ofF(ce at St. Louis— Salaries. 3, 500. 00 ' ' Wages and. contingent expenses . . . 2, 084. 07 , 213, 5o4. 18 ' Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess ' of expenditures. 52. 00

Total apparent expenses, Mints and Assay Offices. 901, H28. 45 213, 025. 18 61, 114, 853. 63 Deduct the following items covered into the Treasury as revenues: Profits on coinage, $835&057.06& this amount having been received and covered into the Treasury on this account...... $835, 057. 06 Income arising from assays and chemical examinations of ores. 2. 4H2. 50 "Deductions from bullion deposits" (prior to the passage of the act of July 20, 1868, the moneys accruing from this source were available for expenditure without being appropriated, aud were, therefore, used by the mints without appearing as au expenditure; since that date they have been covered into the Treasury as a miscellaneous receipt)...... , ...... 32, 4'77. 22 Amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property...... 16, 709. 15 I H86, 725. 93 886& 725. 93 Total actual expenses, Mints and Assay ' Offices. ]5&, 102. 52 213 025, 18 228, 127. 70 Territorial Governments— Territory of Alaska— Salaries, governor, etc. 19, 114. 60 Contingent expenses . . . . 1& 474. 85 Territory of Arizona— Salaries, governor, etc. 16, 624. 74 Legislative expenses. .. 615 5 Contingent expenses 5((0. 00 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1894,

Didbltrdeltentd —Continued.

Ordinar ex- Unusual and ex- Salaries. penses. Public works. Bnscenaneous. traordinary. Total.

Territorial Governments —Contiuued. Territory of New Mextco- Salaries, governor, etc. Ps& 741. 04 Contingent expenses 500. 00

Legislative expenses . 1, 587. 30 i Territory of Oklahoma— Salaries, governor, etc. 81;3, 655. 51 expenses Legislative 81, 344. 66 i Contingent expenses 500. 00 ' Territory of Utah— Salaries, governor, etc. 15& 890. 10 Contingent expenses 500. 00 Legislative expenses. . 22, '244. 30 Compensation, Utah Commission...... , ') 690 43 Contingent expenses, Utah Commission...... 7& 585. 95 Compensation and expenses, ollicers of election, Utah, 24, 554. 70 37, Bo2. 61 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures. 6 821 45

Total apparent expenses, Territorial Gov- ernments 11H, 271. 12 31, 031. 16 8149, 302. 2s Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. . . . . 100. 00, . 100. 00

Total actual expenses, Territorial Govern- ' ments 11H, 271. 12 30, 931. 16 u 149, 202. 28

Inlernal Re)&e)vae- Salaries and expenses of collectors of internal

revenue. l 1, 865, &18. 50 Salaries and expenses uf agents and subordinate ' oilicers of internal revenue...... 1, H83, 310. 72 Salaries and expenses of sugar inspectors...... 25, 303. 12 Paper for internal-revenue stamps. 51, 751. 54 Punishment for violating internal-revenue laws...... 046. 42 , 26, Redemption of stamps . 21, 076. 70 Refunding taxes illegally collected. . 32, 115. 69 ' Rebate of tax on tobacco 156. 34 Bounty on sugar. . . . . 812&, n)0, 208. s9 Refund of direct tax levied under act of August 5& 1861. Bi)1 733 02 Allowance or drawback. 41, 7:33. 03 Repayment of taxes on distilled spirits destroyed ' by casualty. 94. 50 Refund of money for land sold for direct tax in parishes of St. Helena and St. Luke, S. C...... , . 12H& 1HO. 13 Additional deputy collectors for Chinese regis- tration . 41, 421. 11

Total apparent expenses, Internal Revenue. .. 3, H15, 75&3. 45 17'2, 974. 22 . . . 12, 228, 389. 02 91, 733. 02 1 6& 308& 849 71 Deduct the following items covered into the Treasury as revenues: From "Allowance or drawback" the internal-revenue taxes collected on articles subsequently exported, and therefore exempt from tax, and upon which the

taxes were refunded...... ~&'4l, 73:3. 03 I From "Refunding taxes" the amount illegally assessed and collected under internal-revenue laws, and which has been refunded to parties entitled there- to...... 3'2, 1 15. 69 From "Redemption of stamps" the amount originally covered into the Treasury as receipts from internal revenue, ...... 21& 076. 70 From "Repayment of taxes on distilled spirits destroyed by casualty, " the amount of internal-revenue taxes collected on distilled spirits in bond, destroyed by casualty...... , ...... 94. 50 Amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Gov-

ernment property...... , . . "". 1, 019. 40 ~ 96, 039. 32 '. . 96, 039. Br2 Total actual expenses, Internal Revenue. . 815, &, 0& 3, 753. 45 76, 934. 90 i l »8, 389. 91& &33. 02 16, 212, 810. 39 24 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS& 1H04

Disbttrsements —Continued.

Ordinary ex- Unusual and ex- SSalaries. 1 penses. Public works. traordinary.

Custo&ns Serviee— Collecting revenue from customs for 1804 ...... 86, 74 (, '&57. 0;3 Collecting revenue from customs for 1893 and for prior years. . 44, 615. 83

&i, (91, 872. 86 Detection and prevention of frauds upon the ' customs revenue 6,!1, &60. 40 Repayment to importers, excess of deposits...... 2, 603, 538. 96 Debentures or drawbacks, bounties or allowances. . . 4, 333, 25&0. 02 Debentures and other ch)urges...... 1. 50 ' Unclaimed merchandise. . 7 1HE. 43 ' Services to American vessels. . 22 317. 12 i Refunding moneys erroneously received and covered. 1) 115. 01 Refunding penalties erroneously exacted. 610. 12 Proceeds of goods seized and sold 25. 00 Expenses of local appraisers' meetings. 1, 124. 14 Compensation in lieu of moieties. . 20, 375. HO Expenses of regulating immigration. 227 218. 37 Enforcement of alien-contract labor laws...... 6H, 000. 00 Enforcement of Chinese exclusion act. 87, 067. 63 Salaries, Shipping Service ...... 860, 642. 20 Expenses of Reveuue-Cutter Service. 9:33) 90'7. 26 Building or purchase of such vessels as may be required for the Revenue Service. . 4, 806. 39 Salaries and traveling expenses of agents at seal fisheries in Alaska. . 10, 953. 00 Protection of salmon fisheries in Alaska. . . 81 H00 10 Admission of foreign goods to World's Columbia&i Exposition. . 541 40 Protecting seal and salmon fisheries in Alaska. . . . 20. 80 ' Statistics relating to fur industries and natives of Alaska...... , ...... 1H. 80 ) )Supplies for native inhabitants of Alaska. 1H, 319. 44 Reveuue steamer for Chesapeake Bay. 17) 100. 00 Reveuue steam vessel for Chicago. 10, 000. 00 Refuge statiou, Point Barrow, Alaska. . 1, 4(5 68 15, 212, 448 29 Deduct repayments to appropriat) ons in excess of, expenditures . :30. 60

Total apparent expenses, Customs Ser vice. . . . . , 71, 595. 29 15, 212, 417. 69 20, 700. 54 . . . s915, 304, 803. 52

Deduct from expenses of collecting revenue from customs the amounts covered into the Treas- ury as revenue, under the following h eads: The amount refunded to the Covernment by parties for expenses on account of "Labor, drayage, and storage"...... $72, 405. 58 The amount received from private partie~ as "Weighing fees" ...... 46, 02o. 62 The amount repaid to the Gov- erniuent by private parties for services performed in their behalf by United States off&- cers 267 706. 74 The amount received from private parties as sn excess of eniolument fees paid to officers of customs for services rendered ...... 59, !!HS. 44 The amount of traveling expenses of examiners repaid. . . 2, 470. 15 The amount received from fees paid to officers of the custoins who noir receive an annual salary, covered into the Treas- ury as customs-officers' fees. . . 8(&, 1:36. 13 The;&mount received under the custoins la»s from "Fines, penalties, and forfeitnres". . . 146, 194. 81 Deduct from "Refunding moneys erroneously received and covered into the Treasury, " this amount covered as a niiscella- neous receipt froni fines, penalties, and forfeitures...... 1, 115. 01 RECEIPTS AND DISBHR .'EME& T), 1='l4.

Disbltrgement8 —Continued.

a V ex l. nnsual and ex- Salaries. PuM(o works. J»ee JJ aneous. lraordinarr. Total.

Oustoras Serrice —Continued. Deduct from "Repayment to importers excess of deposits for unascertained duties " the amount of money deposited by importers for unascertained duties, and which, being in excess of duty when ascertained, has been repaid, covered into the Treasury as revenue from customs...... H2&, 603, 53H. 96 Deduct from "Debentures or drawbacks" the amount of duties collected from importers on articles subsequently exported& thereby entitled to allo&vance or drawback, covered into Treas- ury as revenue from customs. .. . 4, 333, 250. 02 Deduct from "Debeutures and other charges" the amount refunded to claimants on account of expenses incurred and not paid until the amounts had been covered into the Treasury as revenue from customs. 50 ...... 1. ii Deduct from " Unclaimed merchandise " the amount refunded to claimants of the overplus received from sale of unclaimed merchandise, covered into the Treasury as revenue from customs (, 1H1. 43 Deduct from the expenditures on account of ' Expenses of regulating immigration" the amount received and covered into the Treasury to the credit of "Im- migrant fund, " act August 3, 1HH2, leaving an excess of expenditures of 613(075.90 ...... 214, 142. 47 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. . 2, 404. 06 . . ."'. i(, H42, ;», 9. 92 »7. 842, 559. 92

Tot, ll actual expenses, Cu»toms Service...... l 6 (1( 595. 29 (, 369, H, &(. ( ( »20. 790. 54 (. 46'&. 243. 60

Jfa r(((e-Hospi(at Service— Marine-Hospital Service. o-19, 926. 2(i Quarantine Service. 105, 0 (0. 39

Total apparent expenses, Marine Hospital Serv- ice. 651( 996. 65 654, 996. 65 Deduct from " Marine-Hospital Service" the receipts fronl tonnage tax under act of June26, 1HH4, »537, ( JJH. 19, less the sum of ~92& 1, (J54. 96 thereof applied to the expenditure for "Salaries, ()6ice of Supervising Surgeon- General 51arine-Hospital Serv- ice" . 6513, 143. 23 ' Deduct the amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of ('uvernment property. . 1, 030. 90 514, 1(.1. I:3 511. 1(4. 13

Total actual expenses, 5iarine- Hospital Service. 140, H22. 52 140, H"'. 52

Life-Sa(i ng Scrvice-

Life-Saving Service. 1. ;?5&.'( 655. 37 Establishing life-saving»tations. . 29( 343. o4

1. 2&67. 99H. 91 Deduct repayments io appropri;ltions in excess of expenditures. '&»U. 40

' Total expenses, Life-Saving Service. . 1 '»( 71» 51 ] »( 7IH 51 26 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1894.

L(isbttrsements —Continued.

Ordinary ex- Unusual and ex- Salaries. penses. Public works. ltt(sce((ancona. traordinary. Total.

Light-Ifouse Establishment— Salaries of keepers of light-houses...... 8()67, 464. 44 Supplies of light-houses. . $382, 021. 84 Repairs and incidental expenses of light-house...... 502& 381 81 Oil-houses for light stations. 12, 685. 47 Expenses of light-vessels. . 259, 664. 47 Expenses of buoyage. . 378, 779. 91 Expenses of fog signals. 68, 029. H9 Inspecting lights. 360. 29 Lighting rivers. 300 215. 35 Survey of light-house sites 830. 00 Light stations, etc. — Nantucket New South Shoal light-vessel, Mas- sachusetts . 84b, 513. 50, Bridgeport Breakwater light, Connecticut. . . . 000. 00: Buffalo Breakwater fog signal, New York. . . .; :3, 900. 00 Staten Island light-house depot, New York...... 4(J, 500. 00 j ( Braddocks Point, New York. 378. 3(3,, Rockland Lake, New York. 15, 1(JB. o2 i Genesee fog signal, New York. 4, 000. 00 Squan Inlet, New Jersey. 62. 14 Port Penn range light, Delaware. 300. 00 Waackaack, New Jersey. :.', Hpp. 00 Cedar Point, Maryland. 7. 178. Op Cape Charles, Virginia. 87, 540. 20 Great Wicomico, Virginia. 6. 67 Hog Island wharf and roadway, Virginia 5 ppp pp Hog Island, Virginia. 29, 000. 00 Pages Rock, Virginia 8, 985. 93 Solomons Lump, Virginia. 1, 000. 00 Wolf Trap, Virginia 50, 712. 10 Diamond Shoal, North Carolina. 12, 916. 60 Key West, Florida. 300. 00 Aids to navigation, Tampa Bay, Florida 6& 000. 00 Cape Canaveral, Florida. 31, 000. 00 Brazos River, Texas. 1, 500. 00 Grassy Isle range lights. Michigan. 5pp pp Lime Kiln Crossing light-vessel, Michigan. 1, 000. 00 Bar Point light-vessel, Michigan. . 12) 805. 99 Grosse Isle range lights, Michigan. 1, Hpp. 00 1'ourteen-mile Point, Michigan. 11) 100. 00 Detroit River light-vessels, Michigan. 4) 920. 29 300. Mamajuda Island range light, Michigan. . 1& 00 i Chicago Breakwater, illinois. . 15 500 00 Ashtabula. Ohio. 220. 18 Grassy Point range lights, Ohio. 50) l. 00 Grays Harbor, Washington. 1) 251. 87 Narrowstone Point fog signal, Washington. . o38. 36 Patos Island. Washington. 1) 079. 54 Turn Point, Washington. 1, 221. 01 Cape Meares, Oregon. 2, 58(J. ((3 Columbia kiver light-ship, Oregon. 31. 56 Coquille River& Oreg)on. . :t) 9p, l. 04 Heceta Head, Oregon. 17 4'lp 06 Northwest Heal ko«k, California. . 932. 53', Light-vessels f'or the Great Lakes. . 4'2, 215 09 ' Tender for the Fifth light-house district...... 4, 05 (. 41 Depot, ninth light-house district...... 2, 000. 00 Depot, thirteenth light-house district...... , . 1, :384. 61 ' 493, 239. 19 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures. 3& 555. 67

Total apparent expenses, Light-House Es- tablishrnent. 667, 464. 44 1, 904, 969. 03 489, 683. 52 83, 062, 116. 99 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. . . 3& 381. 56 3, 381. 56

Total actual expenses, Light-House Estab- lishment. 667, 464. 44 1) 904, 969. 03 4H6, :30l. 96, . 3, 058, 735. 43

Coast mtd Geodetic Nur(vg- Salaries. 233, 525. 13 Party expenses. . 112, 370. 35 Alaska boundary survey. $20, 935. 80 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1004. 2(

Disbmrsements —Continued.

Ordinary ex- Unusual and ex )a)aries. public works. ynsisce ll aneous. iraordiuary. Total.

Coast and Geodetic Survey —Continued. Repairs of vessels. . 82&) (i2 l. ;33 General expenses. 41, 700. 14

181& 694. 82 Deduct repayments to appropriations in i xcess of expenditures . . 190. 00

Total apparent expenses, Coast Survey . . id&:3:3, 525, 13 181, , &o-l. He) 8'0, 935. 80 8435&, 965. 75

Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government) property. ..'". 8, 645. 60 8, 645. 60

Total actual expenses, Coast Survey...... 233& 5&25&. 13 1 & '. 859. 22 20, 935. 8() 427. 320. 15

Bien&shoat-Inspection Bervice- Salaries. 239, 000. 00 Contingent expenses . . 40, 515. 0(i Salaries and expenses of special inspectors of ' foreign steaiu vessels. 650. 54

Total apparent expenses, Steamboat-Inspec- tion Service. 239, (i50. 54 40, 515. 06 ). 280, 165. 6(l Deduct amount received and covered into the 85& Treasury as proceeds of Government property. .i " lo. 15. 85 Total actual expenses, Steamboat-Inspection Service. . 23&J, 650. 54 40, 499. 21 280, 149. 75

Bureau of Engraving and Printing— Salaries. .. 17, 307 35 Compensation of employes...... , .. . . 425, 442. 43 Plate printing 54 l, 586. 40 Materials and miscellaneous expenses. . 177, o38. «92 Boiler plant. . 24, 959. 14

Total apparent expenses, Bureau of Engrav- ing and Printing. 984, 426. 27 202, 497. 06 1, 186, 924. 23 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury' as proceeds of Government property. . . . . 4, 034. :37 4, 034. 37

Total actual expenses, Bureau of Engraving ')84 426 o 198 46'3 59 1 1 H2& 889 86 and Printiug. . &

Public Buildings— Akron, Ohio: Post-office. . Si400. 00 Alexandria, La. : Post-office. 2, 207. 38 Allegheny, Pa. : Post-office. . 3, 250. 00 Asheville, N. C. : Court-house and post-ofFice . . . . . " 167. 21 Ashland, Wis. : Post-office. . 41, 701. (37 Atchison, Kans. : Post-office. :34, 5HO. 11 Atlanta, Ga. : Court-house and post-office. 1, 037. 70 Alaska Territory: Construction and repair of buildings„. . . 13, 675, 00 Aurora, Ill. : Post-office. 33, 323. 15 Baltimore, Md. : Post;office, court-house, etc. 3, 101. 17 Baton Rouge, La. : I'ost-office. . 7, 603. 94 Bay City, Mich. : Court-house, post-office, and custom-house. 34, 074. ;31 Beatrice, Nebr. : Post-office 2, 840. '&8 Beaver Falls, Pa. : Post-offfce, court-house, etc. 701. 00 Birmingham, Ala. : Court-house and post-office. 9, 002. 21 Boston, Mass. : Marine hospital. 1, 547. 53 Brooklyn, N. Y. : PDst-office& etc. 5, 357. 46

Brownsville, Tex. : Court-house, custom-house, , and post-office. . 24. 05 Buffalo, V. Y. : Post-offfce 7, 013. 65 Burlington, Iowa: Post-ofFice. .. 31, 94H. 32 Camden, Ark. : Post-office. 584. 38 Camden, N. J. ; Post-office, custom-house, etc. 11&J. :&i) Cape Charles (iuarantine Station, Maryland. 13& 463. 56 Canton, Ohio: Post-office 16, :34-l. 08 Cedar Rapids, iowa: Post-office. 24 1H() 6') Charleston, H. C. : Post-office, court-house, etc ", 440. 66 Charleston, W. Ya. : Post-office, court-house, etc. 61. 55 Chattanooga, Tenn. : Court-house, post-office, etc. 13(i. 95 Chesapeake Bay Quarantine Station. 6, &. 00 Chester, Pa, . : Post-office. 14, 1 &H. 13 Chicago, Ill. : Custom-house and subtreasury, repairs. . 21, 050. 1() Custom-house and subtreasury, extension. &4 630 2, ) Clarksville, Tenn. : Post-office. 6 511 50 Cleveland, O)&io Caste&m-house, . 1, 45&2&. 82 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1894.

Disbursements —Conti nued.

Ordinary ex- public works Miseei]aneous. Unusual and ex- Salaries. pensee. traordinary, rotai

P)(Mi( Ifuildb(ys —Continued. Columbus, Ga. : Post-ofnce. . 8 I 9, 204. 70 Danville, Ill. : Post-office 38, 2(3. 99 ' Dallas, Court-house, 0)(J7. 88 Tex. : post-office) et« 80, ~

Davenport, loiva: Post-oNce. . 24, 826. 89 i Denver, Colo. : Court-house, post-offlce, etc 2. 919. 82 Detroit, Mich. : Court-house, post-off)ce, etc. 178, 830. 15 IQarine hospital 550. 00 Duluth, Minn. : Court-house, custom-house, and post-oflice 72, 068. 62 Ellis Island, New York Harbor. 12) 944. 49 Emporia, Kans: Post-oflice. 103. 7o Erie, Pa. : Court-house, post-office, etc 6, 7lo. 13 Fargo, N. Dak. : Post-office and court-house. . 20, 789. (( Freinout, Nebr. : Post-oflice 36, 902. 45 Fort Dodge, Iowa: Post-oflice 20, 275. 45 Fort Worth, Tex. : Post-office .. 54) 230. 07 Galesburg, Ill. : Post-office 44, 656. 20 Gulf Quarantine Station: Building. 7, 500. 00 Haverhill, Mass. : Post-office. 1, 773. 51 Helena, Ark. : Court-house and post-office 6, 370. 05 Hoboken, N. J. : Post-oflice. . 1) 687. 92 Houlton, Me. : Post-offic. . 37 134 05 Jackson, Mich. : Post-once. 40, 544. 24 Jacksonville, Fla. : Post-offic and custom-house. . . 54, 966. 10 Kansas City, Mo. : Post-of'flce and court-house 92, 862. 33 Key West, Fla. : Quarantine station. . 5, 284. 04 Lafayette, Ind. : Post-oflice. 20, 391. 12 Lansing, Mich. : Post-office. 38, 090. 26 Lewiston, Me. : Post-office. . 45, 974. 90 Lima, Ohio: Post-off(ce. . 18, 151. 19 Louisville, Ky. : Marine hospital. . 2(. 77 Los Angeles, Cal. : Court-house, post-off(ce, ete. . . . 13. 62 Lowell, Mass. : Post-office. . 57, 194. 57 Lynn, Mass. : Post-of'flce. 9, 551. 75 Madison, Ind. : Post-office. . 1, 290. 44 Mankato, Minn. : Court-house and post-office. . 18, 853. 93 Martiusburg, W. Va. : I'ost-office . 36, 655. 09 Meridian, Miss. : Post-oflice. 400. 00 Memphis, Tenn. : Custom-bouse, court-house, and post-office. 706. 60 Milwaukee, Wis. : Post-office) court-house, and custom-house 98, 247. 58 Newark, N. J. : Custom-house and post-oflice. 92, 3 ( 5. 24 New Bedford, Mass. : Custom-house, etc 178. 55 Newbern, N. C. : Post-office, court-house, and custom-house . 1, :331.78 Newburg, N. Y. : Post-office. 2, 048. 00 New Haven, Conn. : Custom-house, post-office) etc. . 21) 83/. 25 Neiv London, Conn. : Post-office and custom- house. 550. 00 New Orleans, La. : Custom-house and post-office. . (, 943. 90 Marine hospital. . 2, 500. 00 New York, N. Y. : Court-house and post-office . 33, 832. 07 Appraiser's warehouse 3(0, 409. 59 Custom-house. . 6 068 89 I Norfolk, Va. : Court-house and post-office. . . 1, 915. 00 Oniaha, Nebr. : Court-house, custom-house, and post-offic. . 74, 074. 81 Paris, Tex. : Custoin-house aud post-oflice. . 44, 406. 01 Paterson, X. J. : Post-oflice. 30. 87 Pittsburg, Pa. : Court-house and post-office. . 5, 158. 95 Philadelphia, Pa. : U. B. mint. 11, 743. 89 Portland, Oregon: Custom-house. 3, 101. (8 Portland, Ile. : &Iarinc hospit'il. 2, 522. 71 Port Townsend, Wash. :

Custom-house, post-ofhce, etc. 31( 72 I Quarantiue station. . 3(, 395. 23 Marine hospital :39. 00 Pueblo, Colo. : Post-office. 2, 500. 00 i Racine, Wis. : Custom-house and post-oflice. 1, 500. 00 ) Reidsville, N. C. : Post-office, court-house, and custom-house . 14, 212, 86 Richmond, Ky. : Post-oflice. 27, 9(l. 64 Roanol-e, Va. : Post-oflice 2) (48. 00 Rockford, Ill. : Post-oflice. . 21, 832. 31 ' Rock Island, Ill. : Post-oflice. I, 500. 00, Rome, Ga. : Post-office. . 5, 700. 00 St. Albans, Vt. : Custom-house and post-office, 33, 852. 80 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1894.

Disbtcrsemettts —Continued.

Salaries. Ordinary ez- unusual and ex- sea u»»e works Nla&( iiaue&&us traordinary. Total.

Public Buildings —Continued. St. Paul, Minn. : Post-oNce, court-house, and custom-house . Ai(& 400. 68 Ht. Louis, Mo. : Old custom-house 1, 408. 17 Sacramento, Cal. : Post-office, etc. 70, 034. 6H Sagiuaw, Mich. : Post-oflice. . 2, 335. OG San Francisco, Cal. : Post-office, court-house, etc. . 5, 043. 00 Marine hospital. 16& 394. 33 Quarantine station. 16, 089. 30 San Jose, Cal. : Post-oNce. . 36, 859. 76 Savannah, G:i. : Court-house, post-oNce, etc. . 6, 104. 13, Scranton, Pa. : Post-off)ce& etc 50, 011. I:) Sheboygan, Wis. : Custom-house and post-oNce. .. . . 12, 234. 42 Sioux City), Iowa: Court-house, post-oNcc, and custom-house. 31, 742. 63 ' Sioux Falls, H. Dak: Court-house and post-office. . . . 04, 466. H4, South Atlautic Quarantine Station. :3, 400. 00 South Bend, Ind. : Post-office. . 4o5. oo I Springfield, Mo. Court-house and post-oNce. : 43, 864. 90 l Statesville, N. C. : Custom-house and post-ofiice...... 632. oo ' Stauntou, Va. : Post-oNce. . 423. 929. -l)s Stockton, C, )L: Post-office. 1& 030. 00 l Tallahassee, Fla. : Court-house and post-oNce. 39, 334. 94 Taunton, Mass. : Post-oNce 1, 875. 00 Texarkana, Ark. and Tex. : Court-house and post-oNce. 20. 00 ' Troy, N. Y. : Post-oNce, court-house, etc. 117& 468. 01 ' Vineyard Haven, Mass. : Marine hospital. 18. 75 Watertov'n, N. Y. : Post-oflice. 119.00 Wheeling, W. Va. : Custom-house. . P') 7 Williamsport& Pa. : Court-house, post-office, etc. 514. 07 ' Wifmington, Del. : Court-house, post-office, etc 69, i)01. 79 Wilmington, N. C. : Post-oNce, custom-bouse, etc. 3. 00 Worcester, Mass. : Post-office, etc. . Ho, 2:il. 71 Youngstown, Ohio: Post-oNce 95O. OO York, Pa. : Post-oNce. 29) 351. 61 Washington, D. C. — Post-office .. 237, 084. 49 Building, Smithsonian Institution. . 8, 500. 00 Treasury buildiug. 7, 992. 50 Repairs and preservation of public buildings. 237, 82o. 65

Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess 3, 829, 448. 42 of expenditures. 8, 008. 35,

Total apparent expenses, Public Buildings. 3, 820, 840. 0( $3, 820& 840. 07 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Goverument property. .. . 3, 839. 43 3) 839. 43

Total actual expenses, Public Buildings. 3, H17, 000. ti4 3) 817) 000. 64

Beasury Jfisr(ffunrous— Payment of interest on the public debt. $23, 960, 904. 92 Payment of interest on bonds issued. to Pacific ~

railroads. 3& 874, 500. 72 i

27, H41, 405. 64, Siuking fund, Union Pacific Railroad. . $1) 204, 941. 92 Sinking fund, Central Pacific Railroad 434, (38. 17 Expenses of Treasury uotes. 2OH, 631. 33 Preventing ihe spread of epidemic diseases. .. 287, 045. GH United States securities— Distinctive paper for. . $48& 162. 37 Sealing and separating . /93. 67 Canceling United States securities and cutting ' ' distinctive paper. 50. 70 , Special witness of destruction of...... $1, 505. 00 Custody of dies, rolls, and plates...... 0, 75H. 55 i Transportation of silver coin. ,')8, 314. 77 Recoinage of uncnrrent fractional silver coin . . . . . r, . . . 217) 421. 66 Recoinage of gold coin. 6, 907. 85 Purchase of gold coin. 2, 519. 90) of national currency Expenses 33, 759. 78 l ', Suppressing counterfeiting and other crimes...... 05, 603. 25 ' Interstate Commerce Comiuission. . . . . , . . . . . „. . . 222) 906. 26 i Expenses of public buildings- Pay of assistant custodians and janitors...... l 609) 970. 99 Inspector of furniture and other furnishings for. . 5, 14'3. 29 Furniture and repairs of sime for 207) 739. 39 Fuel. Bohts. and water for. 052. 839, 60 l 30 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1894.

Disbttrsevltents —Continued.

Ordinary ex Unusual andex- Salaries. penses. Pub) ie works. Miscellaneous traordinary.

Treastrry 3fiseella)teous —Continued. Expenses of public buildings —Continued. Heating apparatus for. $115, 416. 77 Vaults, safes, and locks for 39, 551. 48 Plans for 2, 500. 00 Smithsonian Institution— Expenses . i)i54, ] HO. 00 North American Ethnology. 47, 144. 75 Iuternational exchanges. 15, 104. 00 Astrophysical observatory. 9, i(00. 00 National Museum— Furniture and fixtures. 12, 950. 06 Heating and lighting. 11, 270. 00 Preservation of collections. 135, 779. 58 Postage . . 500. 00 Rent of workshops and transfer of property...... 1, 000. 00 Zoological Park. 51, 36&9. 25 Fish Commission— Salaries $166) 073. 10 Miscellaneous expenses. 132, 243. 87 Propagation of food fishes (1893 and prior years) . 11, 647. 88 Rent of otfice and transfer of records. 2, 000. 00 Fish hatcheries— Texas .. $4, 914. 24 Lake County, Cal. 14, 841. 05 New ' York. . 179. 71 , Vermont...... 7, 862. 16 Northville. 1, 771. 33 Tennessee .. . 489. 31 Montana...... , ...... 3, 842. 35', Washington. 110. 90 ' Armory Building, Washington, D. C. : Repairs. . . . . 71 100. 00 World's Columbian Exposition— Government buildings. . . . . 194. 71 Expenses, Government Board of Control. 276& 963. 32 Expenses, Committee on Awards. . 432, 413. 00 Board of Lady Managers. . 123, 993. 63 Expenses, Committee on Awards, Board of Lady Managers. 65, 250. 00 Medals and diplomas. 111 059. 74 Expenses World's Columbian Commission. 117, 179. 50 To promote the education of the blind. 2, 500. 00 Trust-fund interest for support of free schools in South Carolina. . 1, 900. 00 Refunding to national banking associations excess of duty. 62. 40 Payment of French spoliation claims. 4, 190. 16 Redemption of unsigned national-bank note~, stolen . 1, 840. 00 Publication of supplement to the Revised Stat- utes of the United States. . '2, 000. 00 Return of proceeds of captured and abandoned property. HB, 104. 21 Relief of heirs of Sergeant-Major John Champe. . . . 5l. 14

2, 175, 251. 90, 34& 011. 05 3, 439, 862. 91 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures. l50. 27 279. 21 12. 40

Total apparent expenses, Treasury Miscella-

' neous. . . . , (89, 510. 93 2 174 501 63, 33 731. 84 3 4 39, 850. 51 405 64 55 ) 8 ), $34)279&000 Deduct from "Payment of interest on the public debt" the amount of interest received and covered into the Treasury as a miscellaneous revenue from the various Pacific railroad companies, $926)— 420. 09, and $2, 962, 69 received and covered into the Treasury as interest on debts due the United States from various persons...... 89'&9, 3H2. 78 Deduct "Sinking fund, Union Pa- cific Railroad Company, " the amount received and covered into the Treasury under act of May 7, 187H, on this account being $1, 436, 341.41, leaving an excess of receipts of I»231, 399.49...... 1, 204, 941. 92 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1894.

Disbmrsements —Continued.

Ordinary ex-' l. n usual and, *- l ,' Si'- Salaries. peuses publu ic wor l:s . - &ace ll ancona traordinary Total.

Freshet(ry (Ifiscellaneot(s —Continued. Deduct "Sinking fund, Central Pacific Railroad Company, " the amount received and covered into the Treasury under act of May 7, 1878, on this account being $479, 972. 70, leaving an excess of receipts of 845, 234. 53, .. . . . $ 434, 738. 17, Deduct from the expenditure under "Trust-fund interest for support of free schools in South Carolina. act March 3, 1873, " the amount received and covered into the Treasury under said act, leaving an excess of expenditures of ;j386.50. 1, 513. 50 Deduct "Refunding to national banks excess of duty, " 862. 40, there having been received and covered into the Treasury as a revenue from tax on circulation, etc. , of national banks, $1,610, 867. 56, leaving an excess& of receipts over expenditures of $1&610&805 16 62. 40 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. . . 2, 462. 94 82& 462. 94 . . Bl. 641& 255. 99 8929, 3s22. (8 &2, &(3. 101. 71

Total actual expenses, Treasury Miscella- ' neous. . 6-89, 510. 93 2, 172, 038. 69 83;5, l31. 84 1, 79.-. 594. 52 26, 912, 022. 6 31, 705, 898. 84 Dislrict of Columbia—

' Salaries, offices of the District of Columbia...... , 183, 601. 33 Salaries, office of sinking fund, District of Colum- ' bia...... 2, 400. 00 Contingent aud miscellaneous expenses. . 56, (7'2. 64 Improvements and repairs. . 381, 852. 59 Permit work. 116, 939. 40 Streets . 457, 806. 51 Sewers. . 414, 377. 45 Bridges...... 22, 919. 06 Construction of county roads. 41, 469. 33 New water main, Fourteenth street. 13, (66. 14 Permanent system of highways. . 4, 765. 81 Bennings Road bridge. . 300. 00 Extension of North Capitol street ...... 6, 660. 73 Rock Creek Park. (, 9o6. 86 Washington Aqueduct...... 20, 000. 00 Impressing the receiving reservoir 60, tloo. 00 Public schools. . 861, 744. 61 Buildings and grounds, public schools. . 70, '244. 11 Metropolitan police. :&21, 233. 00 Fire department. 149, 694. 25 Buildings, fire department...... "- 2o7. 76 Telegraph and telephone service...... 20, 714. 33 Health department. . 63, 879. 78 Militia. 19, 151. 90 Courts...... - --"" . 32, 360. 46 Interest and sinking fund. 1, 213) 947. 97 Education of feeble-minded children. 2, 057. 53 Writs of lunacy. 1, 817. 18 Support of convicts 21, 015. 40 Emergency fund. 19, 191. 07 Compilation of laws. 600. 00 National Encampment, G. A. R 350. 81 Temporary Home, G. A. R. . 2, 500. 00 Hospital for the Insane. .. 96, 214. 00 Washington Asylum. 60, 548. 22 Reform School. . 42, 7 (4. 73 Building, Reform School. 28, 200. 00 Reform School for Girls. 20, 127. 65 Building, Reform School for Girls. . 5, (52. 58 Industrial Home School. 7& 680. 00; Transportation of paupers and prisoners. 3, 64(. 48 Relief of the poor 1(, 617. 09 Board of Children's Guardians. 15, 000. 00 Expenses of Excise Board. 1& 579. 14, Columbia Hospital for Women and Iymg-tn Asylum, 2O. OOO. OO ' 82 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS& 1894.

Disbursements —Continued.

ex- Unusual and ex- Ordinary 11 Salar&es. Public works. i Misce aneous penses. I traordinsry.traord;n „Total.

District of Columbia —Continued. Columbia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb...... a $10, 500. 00 Women's Union Christian Association 150. 00 Women's Christian A. ssociation. 4. 000. 00 Freedmen's Hospital. b M, 950. 19 National Association for Colored Women and Children. 7 679 50 Children's Hospital. 10& 000. 00 Central Dispensary and Emergency Hospital...... 9, 000. 00 St. Ann's Infant Asylum. 3) 840. 00 St. John's Church Orphanage. 1, 181. 00 Washington Hospital for Foundlings. 6, 000. 00, ' St. Rose Industrial School. . 2, 953. 00 Association for Works of Mercy...... 1, 181. (10 ' National Homeopathic Hospital Association...... 7, 000. 00,

St. Joseph's Male Orphan Asylum I, 181. 00 l German Orphan Asylum 1, 181. 00 ' House of tbe Good Shepherd. 1, 772. 80 W ater department. 367) 800. 09 Re funding taxes. 130 552 73 Refunding water rents and taxes. . 1, 078. 79 Washington redemption fund 2, 432. 77 Washington special tax fund. 32. 15 Redemption of Connecticut avenue improvement ' certiiicate. 5& 167. 05, Redemption of tax-lien certificates 467. 22 Guarantee fund. 187. 26 Police relief fund 18& 669. 95 Fireman's relief fiind. 3, 513. 03 ' ,

3) 768, 763. 8( Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures. . 19, 589. 86 '

Total apparent expenses, District of Columbia. $1 803 267. 30 749& 174 01 $1 86) 477 45 $3& 450 81 5 742) 369. 57 Deduct from the expenditures of the District of Columbia the revenues received and covered into the Treasury during the year, as follows: General fund...... $3 3H5, HB:3. 51 Water fund...... 351 60:3. 26 Redemption of Connecticut avenue improvement certificate ...... 5, 220. 10 Washington redemption fund...... 2, 307. 20 Redemption of tax-lien certificates 227. 22 Redemption of assessment certificates. 17. 20, Sale of guarantee-fund bonds, amouuts retained from contractors . 1, 407. 94 Surplus fund...... 74. 25 Police relief fund...... 20& 334. 95 Firemen's relief fund...... , . . 3& 868. 03 1& 803) 267. 30 1, 967, 766. 45 3, 771, 033. 75

Total actual expenses, District of Columbia. .. . i, 781, 4(&7. 56 1H6, 477. 45;3, 450. 81 ...... i I, 971, 3:35. 82 Total apparent expenses, Treasury Department 13, OM, 874. 68 26, 160, 158, 10 4, 5:30, 7:32. 88 1,), 713, 416, 68 ','327, 933, 13H. 66 87, 309, :321. 09 Total actual expenses, Treasury Department. . 10, 257, 929. 77 15, 6():3, 047. OH 4, 523, 511. 89 14, 072, 160. I)9 27, 003, 755. 88 71, 550, 405. 31

WAR DEPARTMENT. Salaries, etc. — Office of Secretary of War...... , . . . . l 98, 138. 09 Record and Pension Office, War Departinent...... 924, 836. 60 Office of Adjutant-General...... , . . . , . 212, 143. 33 Office of Inspector-General ...... , . . . 14& 087. 31 Office of Quartermaster-General...... 155, 977, 36 Office of Commissary-General...... l 41) 670. 00 Office of Surgeon-General ...... 186, 565. 20 Office of Paymaster-General...... 3H, 875. 00 Office of Judge-Advocate General, V. S. Army. . . .l 14, 7(3. 32 44, 832. 33 Office of Chief of Ordnance ' Office of Chief of Engineers ...... , ...... , . . 23, 200. 00 Office of Publication of Records of the Rebellion. .' 31, 275. 00 Signal Office .. 5, 700. 00 Index of Confederate Ifecords...... 14, 735. 37 a 882, 494. 48 was expended for this object, under the Interior Department. 8 @,787. 80 was expended for this object under the Interior Department. RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, I '94,

Dish)t i scsuents —Continued.

Salaries. Ordinary ex- )&enses. Public» orks. Sliscellaneous. traordlnary. Total.

Contingent Expenses, etc. — Contingent expenses, War Department. . 840, 421. 08 Stationery. &'I Rent of buildings 6, 500. UO Postage to Postal-I]nion countries. 600. 00

]ERscettaneous— Salaries, ofFice of superintendent State, War, and '') Navy Department building...... , . . . , . 8] 21, ), )i 55 Fuel, lights, etc. , State, War, and Navy Depart- ment building. 40& 402. is Increasing water sttpp]y of Washington, D. C.. . . . 8]) 53&J. 10

Care and maintenance of Washington Monument. . 1], 407. , & Pedestal for statue of Gen. W. S. Hancock...... ;?, &100. Uo Pedestal for statue of Gen. John A. Logan. ?& 000. &!) Ford's Theater building, repairs . ]0, ooo. Uo Support and medical treatment of destitute patients 18, 909. 96 Maintenance of Garfield Hospital . 12, 500. 00 Prevention of obstructive and injurious deposits in the harbor and adjacent waters of New York City 34, , &48. 46

176& 697. 45 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures. 1. 60

Total apparent expenses, W;ir Department proper 1, &)2~& 064. 46 '70, 695. )&5) 33, 0?7. &)2 SO&. 1 )i is Deduct "Increasing water supply, Washington, D. C. , " being a portion of amount of principal and interest repaid by the District of Columbia...... 81, 539. 16 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property...... «&. ]] 7«. 11 1, 539. 16 ", 316. 2&

Total actual expenses, War Department proper. ], i)28, 064. 46 1&5, 018. 4 31, 488. 36 2, ],), ~, 4&1. 56

Public Buildings and Grou&tds under (,')&ief Engine&r— Salaries of etnp]oyCs .. 47, 050. 69 Contingent expenses. . 5UO. 14 Improvement and care of public grounds. -1:3, 8&JO. 44 Repairs to water pipes and fire plugs. . '), 481. 55 Repairs, fuel, etc. , Executive Mansion. I.ighting, etc. , Executive blansion. etc. . 14, 80'. 24 Telegraph to connect the Capitol with the De- partments and Government Priuting Ot]ice. . . 1, 250. 00

Total expenses, Buildingsand Croundsunder Chief Engineer...... , ...... 47, O5)0. 00 500. 11 '8, 48]. 00 ]36, 0-l&&. 83

sf)LITAI&Y ESTABLISEIyIENT.

Pay Department— Pay, etc. , of the Army ~12) 925, 18:3. 92 ' Pay oi Mi]itary Academy...... 229 009 00 Pay of two and three year volunteers. sino, 08!. 06 Bounty under act of July 28, 1866 1, ), 63)3. 64 Bounty to volunteers, their widoivs and legal heirs ]US. 04]. &2 Extra pay to officers and mcn who served in the iblexican war (Armyi. .. 030. !10 Three months' pay proper 9(5. 00

Total expenses, Pay Departinent...... 13, 150, 192. 32 306, Oil. 42 13, ;)40, 1&i:). &4

Con&n)issary Department— Subsistence of the Army ], 0(35& 166. 01 Total expenses, Coniniissnry Departnieni. .. ], 6bo, 166. 61 1. 66, ), 160. 61

Quarter&naster's Depa rtment— Regular supplies. 2. 2)i, 648. o5 Incidental exp& nues. 034, 201. 41 Transportation of the Army and its supplies 2, 5)]~', 264. 6 ' Transportation of the Army, Pacific railroads. .. 139, 809. 01 Barracks and quarters 9 )so 8&& Clothing, and camp and garrison equipage. 1, 140, ')&i. 93 Horses for cavalry and artillery. )'n) ) 5]33 OJ, 5 RECEIPTS AND DISBUR&HEMENTS& 1894.

Disbursements —Co)ltinue(I.

' ' r Unusual and ex- ~ Public works, Misccl)ancous. Salaries, penses. traordinary,

Quartermaster's Department —Continued. National cemeteries. . f 101& 540. 51 Pay of superintendents of national ce)ueteries. .. . 60, 690. 6/ Headstones for graves of soldiers. 26, 689. 14 Repairing roads to national cemeteries. 6, 046. o6 Road to the national cen)etery, Presidio of San Francisco, Cal. 000. ' 1, 00 , Burial of indigent soldiers. $1, 000. 00 Shooting galleries and ranges. 7, 609. 04 Total apparent expenses, Quartermaster's

Department. 7, 480, 990. 03 195, 966. BB I 87, 676, 956. 91 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. . . , . 73, H62. 37 73, H62. 37

Total actual expenses, Quartermaster's De-

partment...... 7, 407, 127. 66 195, 966. 88 i 7, 603& 094. 54 f)fedical Department— Medical and Hospital Department. 16H, H17. 51

' Army Medical Museum. . 5, 0UO. UU Library, Surgeon-General's Ofhce. 7, 000. OU Construction and repair of hospitals. 62, 443. 28 Quarters f'o r hospital stewards. 6, 817. 70 Artificial limbs. 590, 894. 75 Trusses for disabled soldiers. . 5, 275. 76 Appliances for disabled soldiers. 1, 565. 87

Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess 250, 078. 49 of expenditures. . 18. 07

Totalapparent expenses, Medical Department. . 250, 060. 42 597& 736. 38 847, 796. 80 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. . . 4, 265. 07 4, 265. 07

Total actual expenses, Medical Department. .. 245 795. 35 597&736 38 843&531 73 i Signal Service— Signal Service, Army. 22, 284. 17 Military telegraph lines. 16. 33 Military telegraph line, Fort Ringgold to Fort Mclntosh, Tex 15, 000. 00

Total apparent expenses, Signal Service...... 37, 300. 50 37, 300 50 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. . . '280. 82 280. 82

Total actual expenses, Signal Service. . . . 37, 019& 68 37, 019. 68

Ordnance Department— Ordnance service 79, 912. 15 Ordnance material (proceeds of sales). 67, 497. 69 Powder and projectiles (proceeds of sales). . . . ;.'. 860. 00 Ordnance stores— Ammunition . 16H, 195. 40, Manufacture, etc. . 10H, 656. 54 Equipment 1H9, 607. 15 Preservation . . 4. 999. '. )0 Repairs. . 5, 000. 00 Artillery targets. . , &, 998. 11 Armament of fortifications . f, .&, 774, 648. 28, Manufacture of arms at national armories. .. . . 214 613. 28 Arming and equipping the militia...... 416, 41H. 01 'I'esting machine 10, 000. 00, Gun and mortar batteries. 546 300. 91 ' Ammunition for morning and evening gun. . . 11, 660. 29 Repairs of arsenals. 44, 9H9. 71 Proving ground, Sandy Hook, N. I 34, 865 63, Rock Island Arsenal, Rock Island, Ill 20, 000. UO Rock Island Bridge, Rock Island, Ill. 8, 750. 00 Frankfort Arsenal, Philadelphia, Pa. 5, 000. 00 Springfield Arsenal, SpringReld, Mass...... 39& 831. 60 Benicia Arsenal, Benicia, Cal. '2, 000. 00 Watervliet Arsenal, West Troy, N. Y. 23, 000. 00 Indianapolis Arsenal, Indianapolis, Ind. 11, 000. 00 Watertown Arsenal, New York. 120, 481. 16 Columbia Arsenal, Columbia, Tenn . 5, 000. 00 Army gun factory, Watervliet Arsenal. . 51, 000. 30 Board of Ordnance and Fortification 189, 957. 05,

Total apparent expenses, Ordnance Depart- i ment .. 1, 275, 418. 52 3, 886, 824. 64 5& 162& 243 16 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS& 1894.

Disbursements —Continued.

ev- salaries. Ordinary Puhlic works. Total. p&1«sos. ~f(see((aneo«s. traordinarv.

Ordnance Department —Continued. Deduct thorn the expenditure under "Ordnance material (proceeds of sales)" 8&, 116. 2(l. thisamounthav- ing been re& eire&1 and covered into the Treasury from the sale of useless ordnance, etc .. . . .'...... 88, 116. 20 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property...... 11 441. 83 s!l, 558. 03 , )5«()3

Total actual expenses, Ordnance Department. . . 1. o(i;) «(i(3 49 s;3, ' '(i 824. 64 &. 15'2. 685. 13

;Ifilitnry Academg- Current and ordinary expenses. 79 Iliscellaneous items and incidental expenses, . Buildings and grounds. . . . . 122, 496. 00 Ne&v academic building 135, 000. 00

Total expenses, Military Academy. 10;&, 613. 05 &1, 4&96. 00 r 363, 109. 05

Engineer Department— Engineer depot, Wi]lets Point, V. Y. : blaterials. &OP PP Instruments. 3, Oup. 00 Library. 100. 00 Incidentals . . 3, 500. 00 Sites for fortifications and seacoast defenses. .. . 1491 134 10 Plans for fortifications 5, 800. 00 I'reservation and repair of fortifications. Jp, 904. 9l Sea walls and embankments. . o, 636. 65 Torpedoes for harbor defense 123, 368. 09 l 349, 043. (5 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures. . 9. 33 I

Total apparent, expenses, Forts and Fortifi- ) cations . I'), 900. 00 349. 0:34. 42, . 361, 934. 42 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Govern&uent property. 3'75. 34 375. 34

Total actual expenses. Forts and Fortifica- tions...... 12, 900. 00 34«, 65&9. ()« 361, 559. 08

Improtdng Harbor at- Camden, Me. 11, 000. ()() Breakwater from Mount Desert to Porcupine I alan&i, Maine. . 46, 000. 00 13elf«st, IIaine 9& 000. 00 Rockland, Ile...... 25, 000. 00 York, Me. . . 8, 000. 00 EIarbor of refuge at I.ittle EIarbor, N. H. 3), 000. 00 Boston, Mass. . 151, 900. 00 Canapitsit Channel, Massachusetts. 3, 300. 00 Gloucester, Mass. 20, 500. 00 Hyannis, blass. 3, 500. 00 I, ynn, Mass. . 1)), 000. 00 Nantucket, Mass 1. 000. 00 New Bedford, Mass. 4, 600. 00 Newburyport, Mass. I,~, OOO. 00 Kingston, M;Is. 9, 900. 00 Plymouth, Mass . 4, 000. 00 ')I;&«chester, bi;&ss. 6, 'll(l 00 Scitulite, blase. 5, I )( ll l, 00 Vineyard Haven, biass. 4, 100. 00 Wareham, blass...... "...... ""- . . . . .). 400. 00 Harbor of refuge, S«ndy Bay, Cape Aun, Ilas- ' sachuseits 100, 000. 00 Block Island, Rhode Island. . 19, 7()O. 00 Harbor of refuge, Point Judith, Ithode Island. l(s. 100. ()(I Vewport, R I "'. 300. 00 Bridgeport, Conn. ,&, 8:30. &-I Blacl- Rock, Conn 4, 969. 66 Cos Cob and Miamus River, Connecticut. 2, ~62). 39 Clinton, Conn ) I)54 2) Five-Mile River, Conn. . 5, I)',«. 5)~ Harbor of ref««e. Duck Island Harbor, Connecti- cut . :il, 111. 42 Ne&v Haven, Conn. , &, 183. 21 ' Stamford, Conn 111 I. 1 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS' 1894

Di 8bttrgement8 —Continued.

d a l x public works, Unusual and ea Salaries. pen se» liscenaneous raord&nary

1&nf&rcr(»p IIarbor at —Continued. Milihtal, Conn...... , ...... $8. 56 ' Nor walk, Conn. 2. 80 Stonington, Conn...... 7UO. 00 Bre;&l-water, New Haven, Conn. . . . . +1, 214. 30 ' P&uffalo, N. Y...... , . 254, .300. 00 Carnarsie Bay, New. York...... 500. 00 Duukirk, N. Y...... , ...... 16, 500. 00 Charlotte, N. Y 10, 000. 00 Flushing Bay, New York...... 1, 832. 53 Glen Cove, X. V...... 5& 904. 18 Great Sodus Bay, New York...... 3, 000. 00 Greenport, N. Y...... , , . . . . . , ...... 0, 722. 15 Huntingtou, N. Y...... 4, 13'7. 30 Jamaica Bay, New York 3) 400. 00 I.ittle Sodus Bay, New York...... 4, 000. 00 New York Harbor, New York...... 01, 000. 00 Ogdensburg, N. Y...... 44, 500. 00 Oswego, N. Y...... 14, 000. 00 Port Chester, N. Y ...... 1, 909. 46 Port Jefferson, N. Y . . . 17, 347. 44 Tonawanda Harbor, Niagara R iver, New York. . . . . , 43 500 00 Breakwater, Rouse Point, Lake Champlain, New York ...... 8, 950. 00 Harbor between Philadelphia, P a. , and Camden, N. J ...... 7o6, 500. 00 Erie, Pa...... 26& 000. 00

' Ice harbor, Marcus Hook, Pa...... 52. 01 , Ice harbor, Newcastle, Del...... 3) 583. 00 Wilmington& Del...... 18, 000. 00 Cambridge, Md...... , . . . 3, 000. 00 Onancock, Va...... 0, 511. 00 Beaufort, N. C...... 4, 500. 00 Charleston, S. C...... 370, 000. 00 Savannah, Ga ...... 000, 000. 00 Eey West, Flu ...... 60, 000. 00 Pensacola, Fla...... 45, 000. 00 Tampa Bay, Fla .. . . 4, 000. 00 Mobile, Ala...... 432) 500. 00 Greenville, Miss...... 5, OUO. 00 Vicksburg, Miss...... , ...... 40, 000. 00 Galveston, Tex...... , ...... , . . . . 1, 120, 272. 70 Sabine Pass, Tex...... 191, 000. 00 i Memphis, Tenn...... , . .. . . 24, 000. 00 Ashtabula, Ohio...... 09, 000. 00 Black River, Ohio...... 18, 100. 00 i Cieveland, Ohio...... 88, 795. 31 ' Conneaut, Ohio...... , . . 39, 300. 00 ' Fairport, Ohio 29& 200. 00 Huron, Ohio 14 75&0 00 Port Chnton, Ohio...... 5, 000. 00 Sandusl-y City, Ohio...... 21& 112. 00 Toledo, Ohio...... 84) 500. 00 Michigan City, Ind...... 18, 141. 72 Chicago, Ill ...... 39, 000. UO Calumet, Ill...... 7& 000. 00 Waul-egan, Ill...... , ...... 21, 000. 00 I Black I.ake, Mich...... 2, '&00. 00 Charlevoix, Mich .. . , . . . , 7, 500. 00 Frankfort, i(lich...... , . . „„,. . . „.. . . . 1, 000. 00 Ha&ven, . , , , Grand Mich...... 49, UOO. 00 ', Eagle Harbor, Mich...... , ...... 203. 58 Ludington, Miclb...... , , . 4, 000. 00 Manistee, Mich...... 48, 000. 00 ' Marquette, Mich...... 43, 000. 00 Musl-egon, Mich...... 08, 000. 00 Pentwater, Mich ...... , 1 500 00 Potosky& Mich...... , . . . 219. 20 Ontonagon. Mich...... 15, 000. 00 Monroe, Mich...... , . .. . 9, 000. 00 Saugatuck& Mich...... , .. . „, 1, 000. 00 St. Joseph, (li«h . . . . 51& 952. 80 South IIavcn, &AIich...... 8, 000. 00 Harbor of refuge, Grand Marai s, i& 1ich ...... 28, 000. 00 Harbor of refuge, Portage I.al- e, Michigan. .. 4, 00ii. 00 Harbor ol' refuge, Sand Bench, Michigan .. . , . 45, 000. 00 Ahu'ipee& Wis...... 3, 500. 00 Ashh&nrl, AVis...... 48, 400. 00 (lreen Bay. Wis„, . „„,...... „ 22, 000. UO Eenosha, AVis ...... 14& 500. 00 Kewaunee, Wis...... 21, 000. 00 Iisnitowoc& IVis ...... „.. . „, 5, 000. 00 RECEIPTS AND DISBIJRSEMI!NTS, ] -91,

Dt' s(&u& setnenfs —Cot(tin I I & &l.

Or)linary ex- Cnusu))l and ex- Sal aries. Public )vorks. Sfis) el)ancona Iraor)linarx. Total.

Improv('ng Ifarbor at —Continued. Milwaukee, Wis . 8'), UUU. UU Harbor of refuge, Milwaukee Bay, Wisconsiu. .. 79 500, IIO Racine, Wis. . ? ), 000. IIO Sheboygan, Wis...... 16, 000. 00 Superior Bay and St. Louis Bity, Wisconsin. 76, 00(I. 00 Two Rivers, ))1 is. 3. OCO. 00 Harbor of refuge at entrance of Sturgeon Bay Canal, Wisconsin. '?, .&(6). 00 Vew Madrid, Mo. . '0, 000. 00 Agate Bay, AIinnesota ;50, 000. 00 Duluth, Minn. 77) ls ). 34 Grand Marais, Minn . 10, 000. 00 Humboldt Harbor and Bay, California . 140, uoo. 00 Oakland, Cal 65. 000. 00 San Diego, Cal I 6,' 901. 70 San Luis Obispo, Cal &.s. OOO. OO Survey of Paci6c coast between Points Duma and Capistrano. . San Francisco, Cal. Wilmington, Cal '&9, 111. 10 Yaquina Bay, Oregon. . 25, 500. 00 Entrance to Coos Bay and Harbor, Oregon. 121, 994. 76 Gray's Harbor and Chehalis River, Washington. . '&!I, 000. 00 Olympia, Wash. '&4, 000 00

6, 806, 364. 09 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures 48. 30,

Total harbors. . 6, 806) 315. 7)J 86, 806) 3lo. )9

Improving I(i rers- Bagsduce, Maine 10, r)UU, 00 Kennebec, Maine . ;)0, 000, 00 Moosabec Bar, Maine 13, 500. 00 Penobscot, Maine '0, 000. UU Saco, i&Iaine. 1 ), 000. OU Otter Creek, Vcrtnont )5) 9)&0. 0() Merrimac. Massachusetts. 1, 500. 00 Pawcatuck, Rhode Island. . . :), 5UO. 00 Pawtucket, Rhode Island. . . &;, 3OO. OO Providence River and Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island 36, OUO. 00 Removing Green Jacket Shoal, Providence River, Rhode Island 'I 300 00 Connecticut, Connecticut. 9, '2) U. 9:3 Housatonic, Connecticut I, ), 109&. 84 Mystic, Connecticut '&, 000. 00 Saugatuck, Connecticut. . 3, 89;). 19 Thames, Connecticut...... 19, (56'5. 63 Buttermilk Channel, New York. 104, 8'57. UU Browne Creek, New York. 3)8. 76 East Chester Creek, New York lo. 3:5 Great Chazy, Ne&v York. 4. 950. 00 Harlem, Ne)v York 9U, 00(I, 00 Hudson, New York. lao. ooo. 00 St. Lawrence, New York :5, ooo. 00 Patchogue, New York 3, 500. 93 Removing obstructions in East River and Hell Gate, New York. 45, 000. 00 Channel »et)scen Staten Island and Ne)v Jersey, Ne)v Jersey and Ne)v York. :I, ;)00. 00, Channel in Gowanus Bay, Ne)v York. los, boo. 00 Varrows of I.ake Champlain, Ne)v York and ) Vermont :)II, ) 4(I, 04 Elizabeth, New Jersey. . '&, 50O. 00 Mattawan Creek, New Jersey. a, 500. 00 Passaic, New Jersey 9)5, noo. 00 Raritan, New Jersey. :59&, 0(g), 00, Shrewsbury, New Jersey. '), 000. OU South, New .Jersey 1, 000. 00 Allegheny, Pennsylvania. 10, Uoo. 00 Dam at Herrs Island, A. llegheny River, near Pittsburg, Pa. 30, 000. UU Schuylkill, Pennsylvania ...... , . „.. . , . . . . , , . . . 19, Ooi). OO, Delaware River, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. 39. 000. 00 i Ohio, below Pittsburg, Pa . . .. . , . .. . , . .. . . , 1(5), 000. Uo Mispillion, Delaware. . . &. 500. UU Murderkill, De!a~are. . 6, 650. 00 ' Smyrna, Delaware. :5, 000. 00 ' I) 1aryland. Wicomico, I , , OOO. OO RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1894,

Disbttr8ements —Co@tinued.

ex- Pub&;e worlds Miscellaneous. Unusual and Salaries. &&enses. traordinary.

Improsi&&i( Ri vers —Continued. Potu»lac . 5142, 000. 00 Aquia Creek, Virginia 4, 000. 00 Appomattox, Virginia . 3, 500. 00 James, Virginia. 55, 000. 00 Mattapoui, Virginia . 2, 5&00. 00 Lower Machodoc, Virginia...... 2, 500. 00 ' Nomini Creek, Virginia. 1, 500. 00 Occoquan Creek, Virginia...... 1, 000. 00 Pamunkey, Virginia. 500. 00 Rappahannock, Virginia...... 10, 500. 00, York, Virgiuia 41, 000. 00 Urbaua Creek, Virginia. 2, 000. 00 Water way from Norfolk Harbor, Virginia, to, Albemarle Sound, North Carolina, . 9, 000. 00 Water way from Chincoleague Bay to Indian ' River Bay, Virginia, Maryland, and Delaware. . . . (io, 50&i. 00 Great Kanawha, &Vest Virginia 289, 195. 38 Monongahela, West Virginia 4, 000. 00 Shenand&&ab, '(Vest Virginia. .. . 4&& Big Sandy, West Virginia and Kentucky. 25, 000. 00 Black, North Carolina. 4, 500. 00 Cape Fear, North Carolina 77, 000. 00 Content»is& Creek, North Carolina. . 4, 000. 00 ' Lumber, Vorth Caroliua 3, 000. 00 Neuse, Vorth Carolina. 4, 500. 00 Ocracokc Inlet, North Carolina 4, 500. 00 Pamlico and Tar, North Carolina 2, 000. 00 Trent, North Carolina . 3, 500. 00 Roanoke, North Carolina. . 1], 500. 00 Water way between Beaufort Harbor and Ncu River, North Carolina. 3, 500. 00 Water way between Newbern aud Be:lu fort, North Carolina. 477. 00 Waccemaw, North Carolina and South Carolina .. . . 4, 200. 00 ' Ashiey, South Carolina. . 1. 04 Clark, South Carolina. Congaree, South Carolina. 3 000. 00', Great Pedee, South Carolina. . 5, 500. 00 Little Pedee, South Carolina 2, 300. 00, Mingo Creek, South Carolina 1, 800. 00 Santee, South Carolina. .. 10, 996. 00 Salkshatchie, South Carolina. '2, &&37. 76 Waterec, South Carolina. . 3, 600. &&0 Winyaw Bay, South Carolina. 45, 000. 00 Altamaha, Georgia . 5, 000. 00 Flint, Georgia. . 4, 000. 00 Ocmulgee& Georgia . 4, 000. 80 Oconee, Georgia. 11 500 00 Savannah, Georgia. . 22, 750. 00 Chattahoochee. Georgia and Alabama. 3, 000. 00 Coosa, Georgia and A. labama 108, 916. 21 Caloosahatchee, Florida...... 1, 000. 00 Muuitee, Flori&la. 4, 000. 00 St. Johns, Florida. 142 954 89 Suwanee, Florida. . 1, 8O4. 8O ' Channel between Charlotte and Pease Creel-, Florida. 20, 000. 00

Choctawhatchee, Florida and Alabama .. 6, 000. 00 & Alabau&a, Alabama...... 35& 0(&4. 43 Black Warrior, A. labama. . 85, 000. 00, Cahalvba& Alabama 1 500 00 &&Varrior aud Tombigbee, Alabama and Missis- s1PP1 63, 000. 00 Big Black, Mississippi. 2, 000. 00

Leaf, Mississippi . 2, 500. 00 i Voxubce, Mississippi. 2, 500. 00

' Pearl, (Iississippi. . &, 500. 00 Yazoo, Mississippi. 11, 400. 00 Steele's Bayou, Mississippi . 31 Tallahatchee, i&&Iississippi 1, 000. 00 ( Bayou D'Arbonne. Louisiana 2, 800. 00 Bayou B&euf, Louisiana 3, 700. 00 Bayou Lafourche, Louisiana. . 11, 500. 00 Bayou Plaquemine, Louisiana. . . , . . . . , . . . . . , ...... 135, 592. 23 Bayou Terrebonne, Louisiana. . 2, 992. 00 Bogue Chitto, I.ouisiana. 5, 000. 00 Atchafalaya and Red, Louisiana ...... , . . . . 40, 000. 00 Calcasieu River aud Pass, Louisiana. 111 550 00 Tensas, Louisiana . , I, &75&. Oo Red. Louisiana and A. rkansas. . 42, «10, 00 Bayou Bartholomew, Louisiana and Arkansas. 5&, 000. 00 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEhlENTS, 1894.

Ihsbursements —C uttti r) Be&i.

Ordinary es- . l.'nusual and es- Tota). Salaries. penses. puh), e rk htiseellaneoue

Improvinil Rivers —Continued. BufFalo Bayou, Texas. . x", . 000. 00 Cedar Bayou, Texas . &. 500. 00 Sabine, Texas ...... 4, x()0. 00 Trinity, Texas. 10, 000. 00 Ship channel in Galveston Bay, Texas. 53,'OOO. Oo Channel in West Galveston Bay, Texas .. . 2, 500. 00 Arkansas, Arkansas. 95, oo5. 66 Removing obstructions in Arkansas River, Ar-, kansas and Kansas 6, 7O6. 69 Black, Arkansas and Missouri. . . . . '&, lq tit Jean, Arkansas 301. 1 & St. Francis, Arkansas. . x2, 99 &&V hite, Arkansas 42, 131. 02 Ouachita, Arkansas and Louisiana. . 19, 100. 00 Big Hatchee, Tenuessee. . 1, 500. 00 Clinch, Tennessee 1, 000. 00 Cu)uberland, above Nashville, Tenn. 250. 000. 00 Cumberland, below Nashville, Tenn. s. 000. 00 F& ench Broad, Tennessee. 1'2, 000. 00 Forked Deer, Tennessee. . 1, 500. 00 Obiou, Tennessee. . 1, 500. 00 Tennessee, above Chattanooga, Tenn . H, 000. 00

Tennessee, below Chattanooga, Tenn. , Alabama ( and Kentucky 83, 800. 20 Falls'of Ohio River at Louisville, Ky. x, 000. 00 Green, Kentucky , »:, ()oo. oo Kentucky, Keutucky. . 5.&, 000. 00 Ohio 1 &9, 963. 14 Operating snag and dredge boats on Ohio River. 24, 946. 53 Hundusky, Ohio. . '2, 700. 00 Wabash, Indiana and Illinois. 41, 000. 00 Calu)nct, Illinois aud Indiana...... 45', 5oo. Oo White, Indiana .&, 988. 00 Galena, Illinois ...... 100, 000. 00 Kaskaskia, Illinois . . . 1, 000. 00 Illinois, Illinois . 50, 000. 00 Gasconade, Missouri. '2, 500. 00 Ht. Francis, Missouri 63. 46 Osage, Missouri and Kansas. 2, 826. 30 H:(y Lake Channel, Sault St. Marie, River, Michi- gan 225, 000. 00 Black, hIichigan ;&, 000. oo Clinton, Michigan. :-l, 564. 00 Saginaw, Michigan . ;», 500. 00 St. Marys, Michigan. x()i) 000 OO Thunder Bay, hlichigan , , uoo. oo waterway from Keweenaw Bay to Lal-e Superior, Michigan. 33, 000. 00 Meno)nonce, hlichigan and '&Visconsin . 1, ), 000. 00 Fox, Wisconsin (3, 70&. 00 St. Croix, Wisconsin and Minnesota . 2, 000. 00 Red River of the North, Minnesota and Dakota. .. ', 6, 456. 60 Minnesota, Minnesota. 9, 467. 00 Colorado at Yuma, Ariz. 9 500. 00 I'etaluma Creek, California. 4, 000. 00 Sacramento and Feather, California. 73, 000. 00 San Joaquin, California. . 40, 500. 00 Columbia and Lower Willamette, below Port- land, Oregon. 37. 619. x2 Columbia, at Cascades, Oregon. 386, 250. 00 hlouth of Columbia, Oregon and Washington. . 1&90, 00(). 00 Puget Sound, Washingtou. 5& 003. 98 Coquille, Oregon. . 10, 000. 00 Siuslaw, Oregon. 4, 000. 00 Tillamook Bay and Bar, Oregon. 5, 000. 00 Yaquina Bay, Oregon. . 51&'. 73 Willamette, above Portland, Oregon. 16, 900. 00 Columbia, Washington. 5, 000. 00 Swinomish Slough, Washington. 24, U()0. 00 Mississippi. ', , & 'l, 70(. 90 Gauging the waters of Lower Mississippi and its tributaries 6, 000. 00 Reservoirs at headwaters of Mississippi River. . 50, 621. 49 Mississippi& from Des Moines Rapids to mouth, of Illinois River, Illinois and hIissouri. 11, 9 '7. .&5 Des Moines Rapids, Mississippi River, Iowa and, Illinois. 1, 500. 00 'Mississippi, from mouth of Ohio River to Min- neapolis, Minn. . 1, 764, 333. 33 Removing obstructions in Mississippi River 96, 497. 23 Operating snag and dredge boats on Upper hlis- sissippi River ",&, ()(Hl 00 RECEIPTS AND DIS RURSEMENTS) 1894.

1MSurgemente —Continued.

Ordinary ex- Unusual and ex- Salaries. penses. public works. Miscellaneous. traordinary. Total.

Improving Ef vers —Continued.

Illinois and Mississippi Canal s30 &, 000. 00

Constructing jetties and other works at South I Pass, Mississippi River. ]25, 000. 00 Missouri 69, H94. 41 Examination of Missouri River f'roiu Three Forks to Canyon Ferry, Mont...... '. . . . '/45. 99 Missouri River, from mouth to Sioux City, Iowa. . . . 876, 500. 00 Examinations and surveys at South Pass, Missis- sippi River . 10, 000. 00 Ship channel connecting waters of the Grear I.akes. . 410, 000. 00', Examinations, surveys, aud contingencies of rivers and harbors. 56, 681. '70 Operating and care of canals uml other works of navigation .. . 592, 891. 54 Removing sunken vessels or craft obstructing or ' endangering navigation . 4(3, 697. 61

13, OH2, 130. 25 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures. 1, 083. 92

Total rivers. . . 43 081& 046. 33 . . . . . $13, 081, 046. 33

Total apparent expenses, harbors and rivers...... 19, 887, 362. 12 19 887 362 12 Deduct amount received aud covered iuto the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. . . . 4, 6'79. 37 4, 679. 37

Total actual expenses, harbors and rivers ...... i 1 9, HH'2, 6&82. 75 19, 882& 682. 75 Total apparent expenses under Chief Engi- neer $12 900. 00 '&0 2:36 306&. o4 20, 249& 206. 54 Total actual expenses under Chief Engineer. . . 1", 900. 00 20, 2:33, 341. 83 20, 244, 241. H3

llIiscellaneous, War— Contingencies of the Army. 4, 556. 28 Expenses of recruitiug 103, 808. 57 Expenses of Commanding-General's office...... 1, 750. 00 Contingencies, headquarters of military depart- inents. 2, 520. 09 Expeuses of military couvicts. 1, 592. 83 Military posts. 5&45, 373. HH Military posts a~ Fort Bliss. . 20, 820. 31

Omaha. . ' Fort 71, 7:33. 54 , Plattsburg, N. Y. 174, H50. 00

Eagle Pass, Tex. : Site. . 20, 000. 00 ~ Military storehouse, I&'ort Omaha. 25, 000. UO Helena, Mont. . 2, 000. 00 ' Officers' quarters, military post, Columbus, . Ohio. 47]. 00 ' Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Parl-. 14:3, 572. &s4, Survey of northern and northwestern lakes...... 26, 888. 17 Monuments or tablets at Gettysburg. $20, 014. 04 Battle lines and sites for tablets at A. ntietam. H, 000. 00 Mississippi River Coinmission. 57. 35 California Dgbris Cuiniuission. . 5, 000. 00 Improvement of Yellowstone National Park. 30, 717. 58 Publication of Official Records of 3Var of the Re- ' belliou. 252, 495. 78 Infantry and Cavalry School, Fort Leavenworth, Kans 1, 500. 00 Wharf, Fortress Monroe, Va. 4. 10 Artillery School, Fortress Monroe, Va. , , 000. 00, Support of military prison, I ort I.eavenworth& Kans 74, 253. 97 Support of National Home for Disabled Volun- teer Soldiers. 82, 422, 186. 12 State or Territorial homes for disabled volunteer soldiers. 608, 195. 09 Support of Soldiers' Home 191, 280. 04', Soldiers' Home, permanent fund. . 128, 000. 00 Soldiers' EIome, iuterest account. . . 74& 509. 29 Claims for quartermasters' stores and commissary supplies. . 75. 00 Claims of officers and men of the Army for de-

struction of priv;iic property 1& 515. 04 Coiumutation of rations to prisoners of war in rebel States and soldiers ou furlough (840. 2&5& indefinite) . . 0, 6H6. HH RECEIPTS AND DISBURHEMEN'fH, I '!)4

Disbts) sements —Co)) ti)tued.

ex- Salaries. Ordinary Public r nusnal and ex- works. II li traordinary. Total.

PIiscellaneous, War —Continued. Stores and supplies taken by the Army (l3owman Act cases) « 2):I 7)(i:I Ii ' Bounty to Fifteenth and Sixteenth Missouri Cav- alry Volunteers . . 1, 366. 2( Awards to certain citizens of Jetferson County, Ky Ii, , )". 3). 5() Relief of Capt. John W. Pullman. I, ;396. 31

' Total apparent expeuses, War Miscellaneous. . . »1, 034, 5)4!). ()5 $4', ()(1. ,'39 3, )6«, l9(. 2" ). I)]9&,)96. , )4 Deduct "Soldiers' Home, permanent fund, " $128, 000, there having been received and covered into the Treasury to the credit of said fund, under the act of March 3, 1883, section H, the sum of 8191,— 382. 15, leaving an excess of receipts of $63, 382. 1 &...... 812«, 000. 00 Deduct amount received and covered into the 'f reasury as proceeds of Governmeut property...... 13, 04(i. )1 I ~» 000 I)() 141 046 51

' Total actual expenses, War Miscellaneoua. . . 461& 432). 37 1, 034, 549. 05 0(1. 39 3, 34(), 497. 22 4, ~, 5&5(l 03

Total apparent expenses, War Department. . . 815 125, 316.47 11, 4 (!), 124. 00 25, Mn, (74. 75 42, 0(1. ;39 4) (i, )», -l(1. 90 o6) 41, 7(, ». 51 Total actual expenses, War Department...... 15, 12), 316.47 11, :l7(, 334. 09 25, MO, ]«(). 8 ' 42, 0(1. 39 4, .'), '30, l(1. 90 56, 605, 374. (.')

NAVY DEPARTMENT

Salaries— Office of Secretary of the Navy...... „...... 49, 069. 67 Office of Judge-Advocate-General, U. S. Navy. . . .. ) 10, 637. 9a Office of Naval Records of the Rebellion...... 16, :3H9. 14 Bureau of Construction and Repair...... 13, 453. 01 ~ Bureau of Equipment...... , ...... ) 7, 5HO. 00 Bureau of Medicine and Surgery...... ' 11, «88. 25 Bureau of Navigation. 28, 028. 60 Bureau of Ordnance. 12, 430. 74 Bureau of Supplies and Accounts...... 37, 303. 21 Bureau of Steam Engineering...... 11, OHO. 99 Bureau of Yards and Docks...... 10, (945. 20 Hydrographic OIIIce. 45, 390. 25 Nautical Almanac Oflice. 23, 872. 68 Naval Observatory. . 35, 91H. 02 I.ibrary, Navy Department...... 2, 295. HO ...... ,

Contingent and 3fiscellaneous Expenses— Navy Department. 11, 109. :38 Hydrographic Oflice. 46 Nautical Almanac Office. 2n(1 00 Naval Observatory 14, 69/. 93 Library, Navy Department. 500. 00

Total apparent expenses, Navy Department proper. 316, 292. 54 (3, 0(2. 13 :I»!), 364. (i( Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. .. . . 164. 96 164. 96

Total actual expenses, Navy Department proper. 316, 292. 54 I'2, 907. 1 ( :3»9, 199. (1

NAVAL KSTABLISHMKNT.

Naval Acade)ny- Pay 1(14. 199. 68 Repairs. . 18, 101. (9 Heating and lighting. . 1() 261. M Special course. 2 7b). (0 Contingent. 38 008 94 Buildings and grounds. . 4(I, 5(19. ,'&(

Total expenses, Naval Academy. . 104, 199. 68 76, 137. 96 -1(1, 509, .'I( 2)2)(1, -I, . 01

3farine Corps- Pay 68H, 355. 7( Provisions. .. ( () 6(6. 59 Clothing. 67, 892. »(i Fuel 9, 534. 78 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1894.

Distllrsement, v —Cuiitiftued.

Ordj&)ary ex- Unusual and ex- Salaries. pensee. p bl o k" Miscellaneous traordinary. To(al.

'lf«& i«c Corps —Continued Military stores. . S», 010. 7', ) Transportation and recrniting 1(i, 6!)4. :32& Repairs ofbarrucks. . 12, (i:3H. 84 Fora&ge f'or horses. . 2, 0:36. 14 Contingent 30, 5&U. '76 Hire of quarters. 5) &32&2&. 49 E&Earinc barracks, Sitka, Alaska. j'5,, 100. 00 Mu, rine barracks, Coasters Elarbor Island, Px. I 14 97H. 38

'/. 5'/' '. ' Total apparent expenses, Marine Corps .. . . . 868r&, 355. 77 2 &4, !l 20, 078. 38 . 8!!3:3,411. & , Deduct amount received and covered into the ' Treasury as proceeds of Covernment property. . . . Ol I. 60 '. 911. 60

Total actual expenses, Marine Corps. . . . 688& 355. 77 224, 065. 97 ' 20) 0&H. 3H 932, 500. 12

Increase of the V&i&:y— Steel practice vessel. 11 92&9 00 Equipment ...... 3:33, U. )7. 3H Vessels aud &uouitors, act August 3, 1886...... 53, 494. 97. Vessels for coast and harbor defe»se. 2, UU:&. 46 Monitors and vessels authorized March 3, 188,&, and August 3, 1BH6. 7 ,')H(). ,'35 Subuiarine torpedo boat. 1, 171. 4~ Armor aud arluament...... ), 080, H34. 12 Armor and «uu steel. :. 1, 784, ,&40. /4 Traveling craues ...... 27& 064. 51 Rapid twist guns ...... 27 100. ]7 Nickel 15H, 54;". 62, ' Construction and machinery . 8, 709, 733. 28 ~ Gun plant, Washiugtou, D. C...... 1, 795). 45

Total increase of the Navy 16, 199, 25&8. r)3 16& 199) 258 53 Bureau of Yards and Dochs— Maintenance of yards aud docks. 227, 289. 75 Civil establishment. 60 37c&. H9 Contingent. 7 706 5'/ Repairs and preservation of navy-yards. . 297, 840. 85 Electric lighting of navy-yards. 171. 59 iVavy-yard, Brooklyn, V. Y. 7, 255. 69 iVavy-yard, Brooklyn, V. Y. , extension and improvements . 131&71113 Navy-yard, Boston, Mass. 22, 723. 49 iVavy-yard, League Islaud, Pennsylvania, .. . . . 101, 940. 19, Navy-yard, Mare Island, California. 54& 891. 31 iVavy-yard, Norfolk, Va...... 45, 692. 11 N&, vy-yard, Portsmouth, iV. H. 7) 735. 46 Navy-yard, Washiugtou, D. C...... 22, 732. 41; Naval Home, Philadelphia, Pa. 70, 598. 66 ' Coustruction of dock, Port Royal, S. C. . .. . 72, 76H. 1)4 &', Dry dock, Algiers, La l4. 90 l Dry dock, Puget Sound. . 223 604. 21 Naval station, Pago-Pago, Samoa . . 646. 25 Naval station, Port Royal, S. ('...... 15 047. 87

Deduct repaymcuts to appropriations in excess 366, 142. 46 of expenditures 4. 06

Total app:)rent expenses, Bureau of Yards 1 and Docl's. . 36(i, 13H. 10 1, UU5, 324. Hl 1, .'371, 463. 21 Dedu(. t amouut received &md covered into the, Treasury;&s proceeds of Government property. ..'. . 1, 339. 39 1) 339. 39

Total actual exp) uses, Bureau of Yards and ~ Docks. 364& 799. 01 ~ 1& 005, 324. 81 1, 3'70, 123. 82 Bureau of Ei/uit»ne»t- Equipment of vessels. 1, 011. 14'2. 44 Civil establishnlent 18, 8'1'&. ll Contingent. . 14, HOB. 56

Total expenses. Bureau of Equipment. . 1, 044, I,!!3. 41 1, 044, 793. 41

Bureau of A a & it/at(on- Tran. portatiou, recruiting, and contingent. . . 38, 31:3. &2 Conf ingeut 44. 41

Naval training station 43, 686. 4!3 & X;)v,)l &)Var College aud Torpedo School. 10, I &,'3. 04 Ocean and lake surveys. «13, 029. 18 (lunnery exercises. 6, 42l. 04 Outfits for naval apprentices...... „...... , ...... , 29, 954. 81 i RECEIPTS AXIO DISBL'RSEIIIENTB, 1 94.

&At&u) «el)tet)tg —Contii)ned.

Ordinary ex- «a);&ri&-s. l nhl&c L nn an a) a n d &. x- &vnrks. traordinary. Tutal.

Bureau of X(lc('(t((I(bn —Continued Ne&v N;lv;)1 O1»ervatorv. ai ('l4

Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess 8199. 193. 4&&

of expenditures. 4. i &

Total expenses, Bureau of 'X;lvi&&ati&&n. . . 1 ~. 70 '1:& &)'&9 129, «. 94. 8", ] 91.&I&, I)19,(l Bureau of Construction and Repair— Construction and repair

Civil establishment 18 &5& 43 Construction plant, navy-yard, liar« Island. Cal. . . 54&( Construction plant, navy-yard, Norfolk. Va...... 1, Oi(. 46 Construction plant, navy-yard, Boston, (lass...... o. 15!3.5&O Construction plant, navy-vard, League Island, Pa. I(B &

Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess 988, 063. 89 of expenditures . '24. 50

Total expenses, Bureau of Constructiou and Repair . &J+ '. 039. 39 9 8, 039. 32 Bureau of Ordnance- Orduance and ordnance stores. 156, 75&~. 91 Civil establishment...... 26, 49«. 05 Contingent ...... , .. .„, . . . . , ...... 8, 309. (:& Repairs . . 92, Oi-1. 37 Testing torpedoes . 5, (29. 69 Modern guns and amrnnnition. . 1'2, 139. 91 yie&v naval magazine. 2, 60, &. 8? Submarine gun...... 13:3. 4( Ordnance material (proceeds of sales) .. 11, 315. 00 Sales of small arms. 121. 44 Tolpedoes . , &Bn. !)7 Torpedo station. 60, 44'2. 1 9 'Naval proving ground . 1;3, 3G'». ;) Building, naval torpedo station. 2(i9. (8 Arming and equipping naval militia. li, .&&&2. 14

Total apparent expenses, Bureau of Or&lnmlce. . . 3!35. 32G. 43 '&. «75, 00 :33&I, '201. 1:5 Deduct froru the expenditures under "Sales of small arms, " Slo. 38, there having been received and «ov- ered into the Treasury frolu the sales of useless small arms the sum of $15.38, leaving an excess of ex- peuditures of $106;06...... 81,&. 38 Deduct the expenditures under "Ord- nance material (proceeds of sales), " 811,315, there havingbeen received aud covered into the Treasury from the sales of useless ordnance material the sum of $52, 0'28. 33, leaving an excess of receipts of $40, 713.33. . 11, :315. 00 Deduct amount received and covered iuto the Treasury as proceeds of Government property...... 977. 88 11, 608. 26 11, (ius. 26

Total actual expenses, Bureau of Ordnance. . . :323, &I:1 1( '2, i, &. 00 32G 593 17

Bureau of Ste (n& Engineerin(J- Ste;lm machinery (15, (5(i. 31 Civil establishment. lt& &16. 9,& Contingent. 1& Oi&. 90 .'&I;I«hil)cry plant, navy-yard, Brooklyn, X. Y...... Machinery plant, navy-yard, League Ishsnd, Pa. . . 7, 893. 16

Total expenses, Bureau of Steam Enngineer- ing. . &40. 189. 97 i4&&. 1 9. !Ii

Bureau nf Supplies and Account«- Provisions, N;&vy 1. 179, 469. 0' Clothing aml stuall stores fund. 40;&, 361. 30 i Civil establishment...... a'& ...... , (i;», , 93 Coutingeut . 49, 359. 13 N&lv:)1 supply fund. (iB, 4'&1. 36 Consolidating u;&v;)1 supplies. . 10, 050. 00 Transportation of naval supplies. 950. !)s Total:lpp;lr«nt expenses, Bureau of Supplies Ann&a&n+ ~ 1 ((( 194 0' 1. &i &. 194. Il» RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1894.

Disbmrsen(er(fs —Contillued.

Ordinary ex- Salaries. penses. Public works. Miscellaneous. traordinary. Total.

Bureau nf Supplies nnd Accounts —Continued. Deduct from the expenditure for clothing anil small stores fund the amount received and covered into the Treasury as revenue from this fund...... $349) 479. 5(3 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Govermnent property. .. 29, 755. 69 $379) 23o. 25 $379& 235. 25

Total actual expenses, Bureau of Supplies and Accounts 1, 397, 95H. 83 1, 397, 958, 83

Bureau of (Ifcdic&'ne and Surgery— Medical department. 55, 210. 5:3 Contingent 27, 90&J 10 Repairs 22?) 217. 07 Vaval hospital fund (it)90, 193.85 indefinite). . . 110) 193. H5

Total apparent expenses, Bureau of Medi- l cine and Surgery. . 215, 531. 15 ' 215 531. 15 Deduct from the expenditures under "Naval hospital fun&1" the amouut received and cov-, ered into the Treasury under this head...... 86, 029. 05 86, 029. 05?

Total actual expeuses, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery 129, 502. 10 129, 502. 10

PIisceffaneous) iYacy- Pay of the Navy. . $7, 334, 355. 93 Pay of the Navy, deposit fuud. . $107) 387. 37 Pay, miscellaneous .. 255, 441. 13 Contingent, iNavy. 5, 356. 02 Prize money to captors .. $1, 356. 90 Indemnity for lost clothing. . 9, 499. 74 Payment of Japanese award. . 714. 37 Extra pay to ofhcers and men who served in the Mexicau war (Navy) . 2, 597. 50 Bounty for destruction of enemies' vessels. . 361. 50

Enlistment bounties to seamen. 56, 67 i International Naval Review. 4i?, 049. 78 Reclaiming wreck of U. S. S. Kearsarge. . 8, 500. 00 Relief of- Suf'ferers by ~reck of United States steamers ai A. pla. 308. 77 Rodman M. Price. . (, 900. 00 (. o89, 797. 06 Deduct repayments to appropriationsMiscellaneous. in excess, of expemlitures (general account of advances, $53, 301.77). 53, 535. 02

Total apparent expenses, Navy .I 7 53('& 262. 04 5, 350. 62 1 (9. 014. 20 1, 718. 40 7, 722, 351. 26 Deduct f'rom "Pay Miscellaneous" the amount received from gain on exchange of naval drafts, ...... $22, 998. 0(? Deduct 'Pay of the Vavy, deposit fund, " there having beeu received and covered into the Treasury on this account tbe sum of fiIHI, - 457. 97& leaving an excess of receipts of $(4)07&100...... 107, 387. 37 130, 385. 43 130, 385. 43

Total actual expenses, N;ivy Miscellaneous. . . 965. 83 , 7, 405, 876. 61 5, 35(3. 02 1(9, 014. 20 1, 718. 40 71 591,

Total app:&rent expenses, Navy Department. . 8, 645, 110. 03 22)175, 204. 27 076& 582. 38 192, 043. 38 718. 40 32, 090, 658. 46 Iel, 1, 1 Total a&itual expenses, iVavy Department .. . . . H, 514, 724. 60 ~ 21, 695, 915.76 1, 076, 582. 38 192, 043. 38 7lH. 40 31 480 984 i lliiTERIOR DEPARTMENT Sr(l())')&'s— Office of Secretary of the Interior...... 224, 874. 25 General Land ONce. . 460, 346. 05 Indian ONce. 106, 329. 55 Pension Ofhce 2, 232, OH4. 45 Patent ONce 073, 947 25 Ilureau of Education. f (-', 455. 81 Rail road Office 1(b 408. 55 Office of Architect of the Capitol...... „,. . . 20) 805. 00 Office of Geological Hurviy ...... „„.. . ?5& 279. (&( Special Examiners, I'cnsion Offi& e 171, 438. 30 Investigation of pension & axes, Pensiou Office...... :3(0, 344. 69 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1894.

DQ bursementtt —Continued.

ex- Salaries. OrdinarX puMf Xliscellaneous. L n sual an ex- Total. pease s. traordinarx.

Ctrntingent and jfisceltaneot(s Expenses— Contingent expenses, Department of the Interior. . . . . 876, 792. 87 Expenses special land inspectors, Department of the Interior. 1, 834. 30 Stationery, Department of the Interior. . 51, 5(H. 56 Biennial Register 4, 000. 00 Library, Department of the Interior. 588. 37 Rent of buildings, Department of the Interior...... 31, 799. 55 Postage to Postal-Union countries, Department of the Interior 2, (50. 00 Expenses of inspectors, General Land Office...... 11, 068. 91 Library, General Laud Ofhce. . 398. 25 Maps of the United States, General Land Oflice...... 10& 008. 14 Scieutific Library, Patent Office...... , . . . . . , ...... 2 191. 89 International protectiou of industrial property...... 6HO. 9l3 Official Gazette, Patent Office. . 52 998 30 Photolithographing, Patent Office. . 94, 788. 92 Distributing documents, Bureau of Education...... 999. 95 Collecting statistics, Bureau of' Education...... 1, 945. 30 l, ibrary& Bureau of Education. . 405. 25 Education of children in Alaska, 13ureau of Ed- ucation. 31, 006. 28 Traveling expenses, Railroad Office. 565. 85

Total apparent expenses, Interior Department proper 84. 354, 313. 77 382, 401. 08 84, 7:36. ( r, ). 45 Deduct the following expenditures on account of the Patent Offtce, viz: Salaries, $673, 947. 25; scientific library, $2, 191.H9; photolithographing, $94, 788. 92; Patent Offi(;e Of- ficial Gazette, $52, 998.30; and miscellaneous expenses of the Pat- ent Office, $680. 93; there having been received and covered into the Treasury as a revenue from fees on letters patent the sum of $1, 185, — 619.07, leaving $361&01L78 as an excess of receipts over expenditures. . 8824, 607. 29 Deduct from salaries, General Land Office& the amount received and covered into the Treasury as a revenue for copying fees...... 9, 033. 81 Deduct amonnt received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property...... 4, 974. 79 ' 673, 94(. 25) 104, 668. 64 838, 015. 89

'Total actual expenses, Interior Department proper . . 366. 52 . i 3, 680, 217, (93. 04, 3, 898, 159. 56

PllnLIC LA~VDS Salanes- Office of surveyor-general of- Arizona .. 5, 453. 19, California. 1:3, 988. 80 Colorado. . 8 000. 00

Florida 2, (87. 34 I Idaho. 7, 997. 11 Louisiana...... , . „...... , . . . . „.„„, 0, 798. 90 Minnesota. . 3& 797. 94 Montana . 11, 34'2. 88 Nevada...... , ...... , . . . . „...... , . . . , . 3, 299. 11 New Mexico. 0, 994. 13 i North Dakota. 7) 40(). (10 ' Oregon. . 5, 000. 00 ' South Dakota. 9, 615. 23 Utah. 5, 000. 00 Washington. 10, 339. 92 Wyoming. 7, 365. 80 ' Salaries and commissions of registers and receivers. 484,) 643. 10 Contingent Exf&enses, etc. — Office of surveyor-general of-

Arizona. 1, 174. 33 i California. . . 1 433 04 ' Colorado. . 1, 499. 18 Florida. . .. . 202. 28 Idaho. j Louisiana. .. 783. 15 Minnesota. 490. 47 . RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1894-

D('61&ttrde»tents —Colltillued.

oar ex- Unusual and ex- Salaries. Ordi PuM(e worlrs I Miscellaneous. Total. pensee. traordinary.

Contin(jent Eal&e»sea, etc. —Continued. Office of surveyor-general of— Cn&t(i'»ued. Montana, . $1, 410. 13 Nevada. 499. 34 New Mexico H14. 54 North Dakota. . 1, 200. 00 Oregon 996. 71 South Dakota. . 1, 15&4. 49 Utah 1, 200. 00 Washingtou. 1 200 00 Wyotning. HOO. 9(i Coutingent expenses of land oNces. 10(, 572. 42 Expenses of depositing public nioueys...... 2 455 73 Depredations on public timber. 207. 70 Protecting public lands. 390. 10 Protectiug public lands, timber, etc. . (H, 563. (37 Surveying public lands. 205, 883, 27 Geological Survey. 35&1, 200. 93 Geological maps of the United States...... 58, 989. 08 Surveying private land claims. 6:30. 26 Revenues, Yellowstone National Park fI)45)4. 55 Protection and improvement of Hot Springs, Ark. ;. 45, 602. 28 Boundary between North and South Dakota 1, 020. OO Boundary between Nebraska and South Dakota 6)H. .(H Reproducingplatsof surveys, General I.and ONce 1, 961. 85) Transcripts of records and plats. Surveying within land grants. 8, 824. ,&0 Expenses of hearings in land entries ...... 2. 620. 27 Fees on certain Indian allotments. 1, 810. " Indemnity for swamp lauds purchased bv individuals . . (), 604. 11 Repayment for lands erroneously sold. 0 615 5(' Deposits by individuals for surveying public lauds. 85, 20H. 19 i Appraisement and sale of abandoned military reservations 4, 40'». 9 Relief of settlers, Tucson laud district, Arizona. 5, 882. 70 Relief of settlers and purchasers of' land iu Ne- braska aud Kansas. . 2, 159 07 i Relief of estate of Isaac W. Talkington 200 00

Town-site entries in Oklahonu&. . 1, 17o. 00 i Investigation of Des Moines River land grant...... 5, 909. 28 Three per cent fund of uet proceeds of sales of' public lands iu- Alabama (indefinite'I. 221. 1( Missonri (indefinite). -(95 02 ' Mississippi (indefinite). 200. r:) T&vo per cent fund of net proceeds of sales of public lands in- Alabama(indefinite) . 147. 44 Missouri (indefinite). 330. 01 Mississippi (indefinite). 173. 83 Five per cent fund of the net proceeds of sales of public lauds in—

Arkansas (indefinite) .. 272. 11 ', 298 14 Florida (indefinite) . . I Idaho (indefinite). 6, 271. '»',

Michigan (indefinite) . . H64. H9 [ North Dakota (indefiuite). ,&, 774. ,&1 Montana (indefinite) 12, , &31. 99 Kausas (indefinite) 1:3, ". ( (. 25 Louisiana (indefinite) .. 4"6. 07 South Dakota (indefinite) . 7, 019. 73 Oregon (indefinite) 17, 421. 92 Wisconsin ('indefinite). 3, 963. 21 Wyoming (indehnite). . 3, 131. 58 Wash)»o~n (indefinite). 1H) 437. 83 Minnesota (indefinite) . 7, 677. 00 Nebraska (indefinite) . . 10, 7'&'2. 49 Nevada (indefinite) .. 4o. 37 Five per cent fund ot' net proceeds of sales of agricultural lauds in Colorado (indefinite). 10, 622. 09

Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess 374, 280. 84 of expenditures. 391. 35

Total apparent expenses, Public l.ands...... $5&99. 824. 47 HS2, 318. 38 '. 37:3) 889. 49 $1, 856, 03'2. 34 Deduct thc amount~ under the head of "Five, three, and t&vo per cent funds to Sfittcs, " being the per- centum of the proceeds~of public lands sold within their limits, and which have bccn covered iuto the Treasury as sales of public lands. .$126. 387. 42 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMFNTS, 1)94.

INsbttr8emente —Continued.

Ordinary ex- salaries. pub()c w(&rk) unusual and ex- penscs. al)scettanccus. traurd inarx. To&al.

O&ntingent Expenses, e(e. —Continued. Deduct amount of "Indemnity for swamp lands, " it being a return of the purchase-money paid for lands erroneously sold, covered into the Treasury as sales of public lands. . x;., 664. 11 Deduct amount of "Repayment for lands erroneously sold, " it being refunded to purchasers for lands erroneously sold to them, covered into the Treasury as sales of public lands. . 70, 615. 5() Deduct "Deposits by individuals for expenses of surveying public lands" (refunded as an excess of moneys deposited on account of such surveys), there having been received and covered into the Treasury $103, 424. 87, leaving an excess of. receipts over expenditures of 818, 216.68...... x5, 208. 19 Deduct the expenditures under ")S&&l- aries and cou&missions of registers and receivers, " 8484)64;3. 10; " Contingent expenses of land otf&ces, " $167, 572. 42, and "Fx- penses of depositing public moneys, " $2, 455. 73, there having been received and covered into the Treasury, as a revenue from fees for services rendered by these otiicers, $1, 021, 911.87, leaving an excess of receipts over expenditures of $367, 240. 62 ...... 654, 671. '»: Deduct from "Protecting public lands, timber, " etc. , the amount received and covered into the Treasury as a revenue from depredations on public lands...... 8, 774. 05 Deduct from the expenditure under "Protection and improvement of Hot Springs, Ark. , " this amount received and covered into the Treasury from rents, Hot Springs Reservation, Ark. , leaving an excess of expenditures of $28, ( 9 (.28. . 16, 805. 00 ' Deduct the expenditure u n d e r " Revenues of Yellowstone Na- tional Park, " 8454. 55, there having been received and covered into the Treasury from revenues of Yel- lowstone National Park the sum of 87((2) leaving an excess of receipts ot' $337. 45 ...... 454. 55 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property...... 2) 603. (i:3, 8484) 643. 10 81(x, 802). 20 8;30, 73x 46

Total actual expenses, Public I.ands. .. . 11.3, 181. 3( 703) 516. 18 (i6, 1o1. 03 , 'x4 x4x;)x

Benefici n ries— Government Hospital for Insane. . 2(i8, 412. :31 Buildings and grounds, Governn&ent Hospital for Insane 82&(, 490. 6o Repairs, Goverument Hospital for Insane. . 1 &) 892. 6'& Columbia Institution for Deaf and Dumb. . &( 5'&. 494. 45

Buildings and grounds) Columbia Institution for ', Deaf and Du&nb 1. 000. 00 Howard I niversity '& (, 300. 00 Building and grounds, Howarrl University. 1, 4&Jg. 69 Freedmen's Hospital uud Asylum. () 5 (x(. 30 Maryland Institutiou for Instruction of the Blind.

Total apparent expenses, Benejiciaries. . &g 99&&, 34 371, 461. &)8 401, 452). 0'& Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. '3 40 '&3. 40

Total actual expenses, Beneficiaries 29. 990. 34 3 f1 43~. 28 401 (2)~ b2

alt(O. SOO waa expended for this object under the District cf Cclun&bia. 4S )9SO 19 was expended for this object under the District of Colu&nbia, 48 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1894.

Disbursements —Continued.

rdlnary ex Miscellaneous l Unusual and ex- Salaries. pensee. p traordinary, Total.

rVisceltaneous— Annual repairs of the Capitol. 837) 000. 00 Improving the Capitol grounds. 15, 000. 00 Lighting the Capitol and grounds. . 25) 000. 00 Pavement, Capitol grounds. 140. 52 Capitol terraces . 3, 575. 35 Sanitary improvements, Capirol. . 28, 345. 63 Electric-light plant, Senate. . 1, 223. 17 Steam heating and machinery, )Senate. 1, 326. 4H Freight elevator, Pension Office. . 4, 108. 75 Repairs of building, Department of the Interior. 5, 874. 7;3 Fire-escapes and bridges for Govcrnruent Print- ing Offrce and Maltby Building 3, 197. 61 Payment for Supreme Court reports. . $456. 00 Inspecting mines in the Territories. . 10 154. 45 Reindeer for Alaska . 3& 433. 33 Colleges for agriculture and the mechanic arts...... 912, 000. 00 Expenses of the Eleventh Census. 751& 7:33. 97 Expenses of the Eleventh Census, farms, homes, and mortgages. 112, 920. 44 Printing, engraving, and binding, Eleventh Cen- sus. 1, 910. 06 Penitentiary building, State of North Dakota. . 15. 40

1241 807. 64 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess, of expenditures. . 620. 85

Total apparent expenses, Interior Miscella- 124& 1H6. 79 792 608. 25 . . .. 916, 795. 04 neous " . , $1) ' Deduct amount received and covered into the l Treasury as proceeds of C overnment property. . . 79. 50 s. . 79. 50

Total actual expenses, Interior Miscellaneous. . i . . 124& 186. 79 1, 792, 528. 75 1, 916, 715. 54

PENS IOIII S, Pensions, etc. — Army pensions. $136, 889. 478. 89 Fees of examining surgeons, Army pensions. 744, 712. 54 Navy pensions .. 2, 992, 539. 19 Fees of examining surgeons, Navy pensions. .. . 23& 261. 00 Salaries, pension agents. 711 977. 78, Clerk hire, pension agencies. . 399, 200. 15 Rents, pension agencies 22, 850. 00 Fuel, pension agencies...... 199. 08 ' I.ights, pension agencies. 353. 87 Contingent expenses, pension agencies. 32, 720. 66, 141, 177, 293. 16 Deduct repayments to appropriations iu excess of expenditures . 8. 20

Total apparent expenses, Pensions. 141 ) 1 77) 284 96 141) 177)284 96 Deduct amount received and covered into the, Treasury as proceeds of Government property. 176. 78 176. 78

Total actual expenses, Pensions. 141& 177& 108 18 il41i 177& 108 18

INDIAN AEPAIRS.

Current and Contingent Expenses— Pay of Indian agents. 843, H23. 84 Pay of interpreters. 14, 223. 43 Pay of Indian inspectors 14, 514. 67 Traveliug expenses of Indian inspectors. 85) 721. 24 Pay of Indian school superintendent...... 2, 991. 70 Traveling expenses of Indian school superintendent 1, 50]. 08 Expenses of Indian commissioners. 4, 058. 14 Buildings at agencies and repairs. 16, 762. 88 243. 94 Contingencies of Indian Department. 36, l

Total Current and Contingent Expenses. . . 75, 553. 64, 64, 287. 28 l. 139, 840. 92

Fulfitting Trei)ty hYiputat&'ons )oith, and Support of, In- dian Tribes— Fulfilling treaties with— Apaches, Kiowas, and Comanches. 39, 182. 49 Cheyennes and Arapahoes. . . . 93:3. H9 Chickasaws . 3&. 000. 00 RECEIPTS AND DIHBURHEl&IEXTH, 1 s9 l.

1)fsbu);rema(tt&- I'u»ti»»U(J.

Ordinary ex- l nnsunl and ex- Public Sl&sc(&ii&&neonxl .li. Salaries. pen&es. works. t raord in: ) rr.

Fuif)ttiny Treaty Stipulations with, and Support of, In-; dian Trit&es —Con tinued. Fulfilling treaties with —Continue(t, Chippewas, Pillager and Lake Winnebagoshish, bands. . 8:&i), ( Ifi. . )4 Chippewas, Boise Fort Band. . 109. 90 Chippewas' of S;)ginaw, Swan Creek, and Black River. . 31:5. !il Choctaws. :)3&, 032, &'9 Cu,'ur d'Alenes. (3 Creeks. . -1!), 143. -EU Crows. 2+. 89 &. 20 Columbias and Colvilles. 2, 13".30 Crows for cession of lands...... „,...... , . . . U-l, (9(, 81 indians of Fort Belknap Agency. 84. 135. (. & Indians of Fort Berthold Agency, (4. 509. 01 Indians of Fort Ilail Reservation, li, 943, 23 Indians of Fort Peck Agency. 14;5, 692 (J3 Indians of Blackfeet Agency. . 1:5(. 1H7 .'5( Iowas. ;&, SHO Iowas in Oklahoma. . :5, 4sl), )3 Kansas Indians. :!,:?)51. OH Kickapoos. 1, 534;)4 Osages . (, 3& (i'). 12 Otoes and Missourias. -1, 741. 5( Pawnees. . 68, ',, :&. 50 Pottawatomies. &1& 1 (6 I)7 Pottawatornies: Education. . 6, 264. 69 Quapaws 15:.'. 29 Sacs and Foxes of the Mississippi. 51, 980, 5)( Sacs and Foxes of the Missouri. 7, 7!39. 5, & Seminoles. . 28, 500, 00 Senecas. 3, (1H 4? Henecas of New York 11, 818. 80 Shawnees . . 4, 86:3. Hl Eastern Shawnees 920. oO Spokanes 23, 840. 89 Sioux, Yankton tribe. 14, H!), ) !34 Sissetons and Wahpetons. 40, 658. 48 Shoshones. 41:3. H:5 Six Nations of New York. 4, 410. 67 Winnebagoes. :5(, 59;). 59 Support of- Apaches, Kiowas, and Comanches: Clothing ...... 10, 000. 00 Apaches, Kiowas, and Comanches: Employes...... 674. (( Bannocks: Clothing . 4, ( (,'5. 35 Bannocks: Employ'es. . 4, 743. 21 Cheyennes and Arapahoes: Clothing. . 1;), 000. 00 Cheyennes and Arapahoes: Employhs. 644. 40 Cheyennes and Arapahoes: Subsistence and civilization. H7, HH7. 94 Chippewas of the Mississippi. . :3, 990. 00 Columbias and Colvilles. . 613. .) ( Cceur d'Alenes. . l)5,'3. 5:5 Crows: Clothing. 14& 55 Crows: Employes, etc 627. H:3 Crows: Subsistence. 30, UOO. 00 Molels. . 2, 993. 36 Nez Pere()s. 5, 975. &4 Northern Cheyennes and Arapahoes: Subsist- ence and civilization. 6,'3, 759. 99 Northern Cheyennes and Arapahoes: Clothio«...... 1,'5, l,r&3, )(} Northern Cheyennes and Arapahoes: Employds„ ete 891. 30 Pawnees: Schools ...... 6 440. 70 Pawnees: Employ5s, etc. 83o 65 Pawnees: Iron, steel, etc. ?18 Quapaws:ilization Education. 000. 00 Quapaws: Employ(ts, etc 379. 00 Sacs and Foxes of the Missouri. 180. 2) Shoshones: Clothing. I la. 34 Shoshones: Employ(is& etc 44(. 64 Sioux of different tribes: Employds. etc...... 025 '&9 Sioux of different tribes: Schools at Hii»tcc ' Sioux and Crow Creek Agencies. ). (6?. , )4 Sioux of different tribes: Subsistence and civ- .. 1, 1(:3 H;)0). 0( Sioux of different tribes: Benedcial objects. „.. . , . . . 14.) ) &. I Sioux of different tribes: Clothing. 1 ', ) 000. 00 Sioux, Yankton tribe. 31, 9(, ). .)0 ol' Confederated bands Utes: Bene6cial obIects &(} 4:)u. 6!} 7 R r) 50 RECL'IPTS AND DISBURSL'MENTS, 1894.

17&'sburdcmentd —Continued.

Ordinary ex- Unusual and ex- Sa I ) sr ice. penses. Public works. Miscellaneous. traordinary.

Fulfilling Treuty Htipulations ivillb and Suppo)'t of, In- Chan T) hhes —Continued. Support of' —Continued. Confederated bauds of Utes: Employ&':s...... $13) 0&Hi. 84 Confederated bands of Utes: Subsistence...... 29 4"6 90

2, 949, 042. 19 Ded. uct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures . 14, 948. 31

Total Fulfilling Treaties and Supports, Treaty Stipulations. . 2, 934, 693. HH H&, 934, 693. HH lffisccl(uneous Supports— Support of- Apaches, Kiowas, Comanches, and Wichitas. . . . '. . . 122, 244. 02 Chippewas of l, ake Superior. 5, 5)08. '&I Chippewas of Red I.ake and Pembina 8, 541. 40 Chippewas, Turtle Mountain Band. 15, 686. H2 Chippevvas on White Earth Reservation...... '. . . 10, 157. 03 Confederated tribes and bands in middle Oregon. . .. . 4, 972. 34 D' Wamish and other itllied tribes in Washington. . . . 5, 207. 44 Flatheads and other confe&ierated tribes...... 7, H95). , )5 Flatheads of Carlos' Band. 8, 75&&. 81 Hualpais in Arizona. 7, 1'75. 00 Indians in Arizona;md Vew Mexico. . 150 314 67 Indians of I' urt Hall Reservation. 10) 124. 13 Indians of Klamath Agency 4, '703. 54 Indiaus of Lemhi Agency. 11, '788. 04 Kansas Indians. 1, 190. 47 Kickapoos . . 4, 606. 7"7 Makahs 2, 093. 87 Modocs in the Indian Territory 3, 885. 06 II'Ikssion Iudians 7) 473. 05 ' Moiluis. . 5, 116. 72 Vavaj oes 6, 235. 45 iVez Perks in Idaho . 6, 007. 35 Nez Perc&&s of Joseph's Band. . 9, 471. 40 Viorthern Cheyennes and Arapahoes of Tongue River. 24) 990. 08 Poncas...... 14, 81'7. /0 Qui-nai-elts and Quil-leh-utes .. . 2, 235. 75 ' Seminoles in Florida...... 5 o04. 18 I Shoshones in Nevada. . '7, 604. 90 ' Shoshones in Wyoming. . 14 421 77 Sioux of Devils Lake. . 5) 919. 36 S'Klallams ...... , ...... 1, 413. 00 Tonkawas ...... 1, 929. tiB Walla-Walla, Cayuse, and Umatilla tribes...... 5, 434. 35 I Yakamas and other Indians. 9, 105. 41

512, 593. 32 I Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess ~ of expenditures...... 604. 84

Total Miscellaneous Supports. . 511) 988 48 511 988 48

Trust F)nnds- Interest accounts appropriated by Congress; Interest on- Delaware general fund...... 2, 070. 00 ' Cherol-ee n~ational fund ...... 25, 040. 00 Cherokee school fund...... , . 1, 630. 00', Chickasaw national fund...... 19, H20, 00 Choctaw general fund. 27, 000. 00 Iowa fund. 3) 2HO. 00 Menomonee fuud. . 950. 00 Interest accounts. iuvestments: Interest on- Cherokee asylum fund. 3, 207. 30 48' Cherol-ee national fund. . , 703. 70 Cherokee orphan fund . 18, 206. 20

Cherokee outlet fund . 26, &, 600. 00 Cherokee, school fuud. . 39, 951. 54 Chickasaw niitional fund. 4H, 401. 44 o Cheyennes aud Arapahoes in Okh&hoiua fund. . . .. 48) 843. & Chippriv;i and Christian Indians fund...... 2, 522. 45 Cho& tniy general fund. . 2, 4o) 70 Choctaw orphan fund. 1, 340. 56 Choctaw school fund. 2, 473. 04 Crow fund 15, 176. 20 Creek general fund . 100, 000. 00 RECEIPTS AND DISBI. P(RL)MENTS. 18!)4.

Disbursemel(fs —Co»ti » ~«(1.

Salaries. Ordinary ex- I r»( )(.(I and expenses. Public )corks. - tiscellaneous. traordinary Total.

Trust Funds —Continued. Interest accounts, investments —Co((ti)((((d. Interest on —Continued. Delaware general fund. . . RIO, 0(&6. 14 Delaware school fund. . 8, 039. 33 Iowa fund. (i, R:30. 4i Kansas general fund. . , ). (44. (" Kansas school fund. . 1, 110. 40 Kaskaskia, Peoria, )Vea. and Piankeshaw fund . 1. (3)( Kickapoo general fund. . 4, 184. ()3 Kickapoo 4 per cent fund. 1, 349. 00 L'Anse and Vieux de Sert fund. :3:36. 39 Menomonee fund. 4, 6b8. Ri Menomonee log fund 19) 365, 2( Omaha fund . 14, 446. 71 Osage fund . 524, 863. 33 Osage school fund 4, 020. 5(( Otoe and Missourta fund. . 33, 'il (. (&(3 Pawnee fund. 33, 670. 58 Ponca fund. 3, 502. 34 Pottawatomie education fund. 4, Oi (. , &(l Pottawatomie general fund. . 5) 45o. 13 Pottawatomie mills fund. . i30. o( Sacs and Foxes of the Mississippi funu...... 2, 632. 15 Sacs and Foxes of the Mississippi in Okllt- homa fund. 14, 98R. 18 Seminole general fund (,&) 000. 00 Seneca fund. . 'i. 053. 80 Hantee Sioux fund. . 174. 65 Hioux fund, Crow Creek. 16, 509. 50 Hioux fund, Cheyenne River. . . . 24, 660. 00 Sioux fund, I.ower Brule. . 13) 2l)1. 00 Hioux fqnd, Pine Ridge. . 70, 627. 00 Sioux fund, Rosebud. . 5, ). 722. 00 Sioux fund, Santee. . 1((. ()22. 00 Sioux fund, Standing Rock. . , )2, 707. 00 Hisseton and Wahpeton fund OR. 365. (i5 Shoshone and Bannock fund. 3, ,&l(&. 14 Seneca fund (Tonawanda Band). 4, 301. 50 Seneca and Shawnee fund. (RR. 14 Eastern Shawnee fund 6') l. 56 Stockbridge consolidated fund . 3, 7!)9.4(& Umatilla general fund. . 2, 8 'R. 21 Umatilla school fund. '2, 0(i7. X3 lite 5 per cent fund. 26)) (l):?. (i8 Ute 4 per cent fund. 5;&. Oui. 9( Principal accounts: Crow fund. 9, 963. 80 Delaware general fund 423, i»-l. 04 Delaware scbool fund. . ,':386. 46& Kaskaskia. Peoria, Wea, and Piankeshaw school fund. 109. 54 Kickapoo general fund 464. 10 Kickapoo 4 per cent fund. ,')', 3. 30 Menomonee log fund. . 10, 728. 20 Shoshone and Bannock fund. 10. 00 Ulnatilla school fund . '&, 647. 45 Umatilla general fund . 45, 045. 7 ( Priucipal and interest account: Payment to North Carolina Cherokees. 41i. 06 Proceeds of lands: Fulfilling treaties with— Menomonees, logs . , &(, 625. 47 Iliamies of Kansas. 889. 00 Omahas, interest on deferred payments for lands. 15, 935. 33 Ottawas . 3(. 46 Pottawatomies . '2, 203. 2)u ' Proceeds of Neiv York Indian lands in Kansas. . . 15, '25)6. 3 Proceeds of Sioux reservations in tlinnesota and Dakota. 335. 12 Civilization fund. HP). 64 Proceeds of Flathead patented lands. . 1-. 054. 39

&, 5'&2, 4(l). 49 Deduct, repaymeuts to appropriations in excess of expenditures. l, i5. 00

8&, 522&, o50. Total apparent expenses, Trust Funds. . , 2(iO. 49 4!l RECI" IPTS AND DISIIURSFMENTS& 1894.

I7('sbnrseme&re —Continued.

Ordinary ex- Unusual and ex- Salaries. penses. Public works. Miscefianeons. traordinary. Total.

Tr&r«l J'r&nr(s —Contiuncd. Deduct "Fulfilling treaties, proceeds of lands, " &j&5&'3, 190.00, there having been received and covered into the Treasury, as reveuue from sales of Indian trust lauds& thc sum oi' 6!n), &005. ,'3:&, ledving an excess of rece&pts over the e~xpenditures of &jl'37, 804. 73...... lj!53, 190. (i0 Deduct the expenditures under Me- nomonee log funds, B(i8. :353.6'7& there having been received and covered into the Treasury, as revenues from this source, the sum of f111,305. 50, leaving an excess of receipts over the expenditures of 842, !&51.8:3...... (iH, 35&,'3. 07 Deduct from "Trust funds, interest accounts, " the amounts received and cover«d into the Treasury as revenues from interest on trust- fund stocks an(I interest on deferred payments...... , . . 812H, 635. 94 $128, 635. 94

Total actual expenses, Trust Funds . . 2& 393, 614. 55 2, 393, 614. 55

Inc(den(&&is I'&&- Arizona, employ&&a. 7, 077. 65, Arizona, support and civilization. . 10, 437. 77 Cali('oruia, including support and civilization...... 13, 903. 90 Calilbrnia, employes. 8, 900. 78 Colorado. 1, 3(i4. 85 Idaho. . 491. 33 Montana. I, (97. 03 Nevada, support, and civilization. 11, 919. 00 ' Nevada, ' employds. 5, 90(i. 75 New &Mexico, including employes, and support and. civilization . 4, 110. 09 North Dakota. 662. 30 Oregon, including support and civilization...... 4, 521. 5( Oregon, employ es. . 5, 439. 30 South Dakota. 1, 830. 30 Utah, including employes, and support and civ- iliz;Ition . '7, 401. 4H Washin«tou,expenditures including employ«s, and support and civilization. 14, 846. 94 Wyomiug. 735 45

Deduct repayments to appropriations iu excess of 102, 012. 49 . . 1. 00

Total Incidental I xpen sea. . 102, (&11. 49 102, 011. 49

&&«pi&o&( of 8«7&onls- I n&lian school bnildings (i9, 545. 25 Indi&In school transnortation. . 103. &I Iudiau schools: Support 91'2, 291. 10 Indian schools: Stock cattle 026. 28 Indian schools in Slates: &Sup port 112, 910. 69 Indian schools: Albuquerque& N. Mex. 4(i, 886. Ob ' 8&lnn&ng, Colo. . 12, , &00. 00 lilacki'eet Agency, illout. . 12, 500. 00 I Carlisle, Pa. 106, 222. 33 Carson, Nev 20, 886. 72 Cherokee, N. C...... 13, 487. 99 j Chilocco, Ind. T H3, 421. 33 Clontarf, Minn. 5, 475. 42 Flan&lreau, N. Dak. . 20, 577. 9H Fort ilojav«. Ariz. 20, 810. 01 I"ort Totten, N. 3&&&k. 40, 528. 25 i Grand Junction, Colo. . 25, 558. 53 j Geuoa, Nebr. 49, 677. 27 IIampton, Va. 18, 288. 75 l awrence, I~ans. 75, 194. 65, l, incoln Institution, Philad clphia, Pa. 33, 400. 00 ' '2'2, Mount Pleasant, , Mich 094. 47 Ferris, Cal. . 22, 534. 07 Pierre, S. Dak. 18, 442. H7 Pipestone, Minn. . 14, 602. 51 I'hcenix, Ariz. 32, 969. 69 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1894.

DigbureemenQ —Continued.

Ord mary ex- l:nusual and ex- Salaries. penses. Public works. yliscellaneous. traordinary. Total.

Support of Schools —Continued. Indian schools —Continued. Rensselaer, Ind . BH& 135. 97 Salem, Oreg. . 38, 958. 32 Santa Fe, N. Mex. . 19, 938. 25 St. Ignatius Mission, Montana. 42, 129. 01 Tomah, Wis. 14, 529. 45 Indian schools in Minnesota for Chippewas...... l. .. . 15) 000. 00 Intlian school buildings— Flaudrau, N. Dak 2, 635. 00 Genoa, Nebr. : Buildings and supplies. '760. Hi I awrence, Kans. : Buildings and grounds...... „.. . 100. 00 Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. 1'2,' 185. 16 Mount Pleasant, Mich. . 9, 5OO. OO Santa Fe, N. Mex 8:31.75 Shoshone Reservation, Wyoming. 22) 776. 62 Tomah, Wis. 2 844. 97 Umatilla Reservation, Oregon. 4 ppp pp Wabash, Ind. For Sioux Nation.

Total Support of Schools. 2, 035, 718. 05 8 ', 035) 718. 05

Nisceltaneous Expenses of Indian Seroice- Telegraphing and purchase of Indian supplies...... 41, 522. 20 , Transportation of Indian supplies. 26,~, 8;3&. &.'3 Pay of Indian police. . 3124) 331. 59 Pay of judges, Indian courts...... , ...... 11& 405. 01 Pay of farmers. 67, 548. 82 ' Pay of matrons. 5, 300. 84 ' Vaccination of Indians. 360. 70 Surveying and allotting Indian reservations...... '30, 602. 15 Surveying and allotting Indian reservations (reimbursable) . 6, 928. 55 Unfinished allotments (reimbursable). '2, 603. 78 Allotments under act of February 8, 1887...... 37, 095. 34 New allotments (reimbursable) 580. 92 Aiding allottees (reimbursable). 108. 53 Irrigation, Indian reservations. . 21, 826. 24 Ditches and reservoirs for Navajoes. 12) 094. 06 Indian exhibit, World's Colurubian Exposition. . 3, 742. 30 Indian moneys, proceeds of labor. 197, 487. 00 Investigating Indian depredation claims. . '2, 601. 83 Judgments, Indian depredation claims. 11 '313 15 Homesteads for Indians...... 2, 37H. 32 Education, Sioux Nation. 91, 913. 89 Negotiating with Indians for lands. . 10) 760. 85 Negotiating with and civilization of Chippewas of Minnesota (reimbursable). 1, 930. 19 Comnrission to negotiate with Five Civilized Tribes. . 35, 0OO. OO Commission to negotiate with Indians of Mon- tana and Wyoming. . 1:33. :3 ) Commission, Puyallup Reservation. . 10, 000. 00 Appraisal and sale of Round Valley Indian Res- ervation (reimbursable) .. 3, 912. 00 Surveying and allotting for Chippewas in Min- nesota (reimbursable) .. '7l, 547. 25 Surveying and allotting for Indians of Fort Berthold Reservation 4, H51. 75 Surveying and allotting Colville Reservation ...... 2, 500. 00 Survey, appraisement, and sale of a portion of Fort Hall Reservation in Idaho (reimbursable) ...... l, 967. 00 Sale and allotment of Umatilla Reservation (reimbursable) . 5, 793. 18 Appraisal of iruprovements and removal of in- truders, Cherokee Outlet. 5, 000. 00 Substation, Flathead Agency. 9, '731. 54 Flour mill, Pima Agency. 1, 712. 56 Civilization and support of Digger Indians of California . 2, 000. 00 Civilization of the Sioux 250) 545. 93 Relict'of destitute Indians. . 6, 24o. 89 Purchase of lands for Mission Indians of California...... 2, 000. 00 Removal and subsistence of Eastern Band of Cherokees'. 6, 014. 60 Relief and civilization of Chippewas in Minne- sota (reimbursable) .. 91, 041. 20 Allotments to Kickapoos in Oklahoma. 4, ooo. oo I Advance interest to Chippewas of Minnesota (reimbursable). '78, 686. 21, Advance interest to Sioux Nation (reimbursable) .. . . . 99, 400. 50 ' 54 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) 1894.

Disbursements —Co]]ti]]ued.

Ordinary ex- Unusual and ex- Salaries. penses. Public works. iscellaneous traordinary. Total. iViscel(aneous Expenses of Indian Service —Contiuued. Bridge, Wind River Reservatiou .. $600. 00 Relief of Shebits in Utah 377. 21 Payment for cession of the Cherokee Outlet...... 295, 730. 00 Consolidating Crow Creek and Lower Brule agencies. 18, OHG. 06

Examination o]'accounts of Cherokee Nation...... 3, 004. oO I Payment to- Absentee Shawnees. . 72]. 00 Cceur d' Alene Indiaus ], 13&. 10 Fon du Lac Chippewas for tiruber depredations . . . '. . . 0, 452. 72 Mexican Pottawatomies. 9, 75(i. 37 Pottawatomie citizens in Ok]shorn;i, for lands ...... 4, 2]2. 12 Kickapoo citizens in Oklahoma...... 29, 7;39. 00 Kickapoo citizens. 3:37. 83 Pawnees in Oklahoma, for lands...... 30, 4H0. HO Tonkawas in Oklahoma, for lands. :3, 050. 00 Red Cloud and Red Leaf bands of Sioux Indians. . . . . 80. 00 Sacs and Foxes of tbe Mississippi iu Oklahoma...... 3]8 95& Sacs and Foxes of the Mississippi iu Iowa...... ). . . 0, 250. 09 Scouts and soldiers of Sisseton, Wahpeton, Me- dawakanton, and Wapakoota Sioux . '&8, 146. 87 Friendly Sioux. ]39. 63 Sioux of Devils Lake, for lands. 2, 392. 89 Settlers on Wind River Indian Reservation...... '. . . 3, 940. 50 '

Wyandotte citizens . 213. 44 ) George W. Maffet. Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency. 1, 000. 00

1, s(2), 650. ?I Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures ...... :34, )&04. 20

Total apparent expenses, Miscellaneous In- dian Service. H2&O», 5H(i. 20 1, 83H, 301. 05 82, 046, 07)?. 21 Deduct from "Indian moneys, proceeds of labor, " $]97, 347. 85) this amount having been received and covered into the Tieasuiy under this head, leaving an excess of expenditures of $139.]5...... f107, 347. 85 Deduct amouut received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of' Government property...... 2&5. 81 ]07, 5&73. 00 197, 5/3. 66

Total actual expeuses, Miscellaneous Indian Service 208, 586. 26 1, 040, H18. 29 1) 849, 404. 55

Total apparent expenses, Indian Affairs. . .. 284, ];30. 90 10, 009, 34]. 02 10, 293, 481. 52 Total actual expenses, Indian Afiairs...... 284, ]:39.90 9, 6H3, ]:32. 02 9, 907) 271. 02

Total apparent expeuses, Interior Depart- 6H 177. ]:3 62. 537, 9f&9. 4'& '$14] 284. ment. . 5, 238& 278. 14 11& 274, 121. $154, & 177) 96 1(i0, 381. 82]. 33 '2, Total actual expenses, Interior Department. .. 4, 079, 687. & 9 10, 004, 44]. 24 154, 17 &. I:i 230, 118. 06 141, 177, 108. ]8 158, 245& 532. 40

POST-OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Salaries, e(c.— Salaries, Post-O]]ice Department. .. 760, 166. 6] Contingent expenses: Stationery 5, 895. 21 Fuel. 8, 960. 82 I.ights. . 3, 438. 38 Plumbing and light fixtures. 1, 172. 20 Painting. . 2, 1]4. 92 Carpets . . 1) 918. 64 Furniture. . 1, 264. 60 Horses and wagons...... 726. 07 Hardware. 30&2. 25 Telegraphing. 2, 2'/8. 79 Miscellaneoiis items. . . 10, 7:&5. 33 Rent. 24, 500. ()0 O]]]cia] Postal Guide. . 14, 896. 36 Post-route maps. 17, H51. 55 Postage. . . . . 550. 00

Total expenses, Post-Office Department proper. , 700, 106. 01 90, 655. 7o 865, 822. 33 RECEII'TS AND DISBI RSEMFNTS, 1894

Di sbttrseltents —Continued.

Ordinary e&&- Unusual and ex- anlaries. Public &vorks. X(is& ellancons. traordinary. Total.

1&ostal Seroice—

Deficiency in postal revenues. .. . HH& 250, 000. (, 0 Mail transportation, I'acific railroads. 1, 629, 117. ",

Total expenses, Postal Service &J, H70, 11 & . "7 80, s&0, 11&. 27

Total expenses, Post-O(fice Department...... +76&J, 166. 61 9, 075, &7&. 09 10, &-1-1, 039. 60

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Salaries, etc. — Salaries, Department of Agriculture...... 2331 396. 30 Salaries and expenses, Bureau of Animal In- dustry 4H7, 093. 24 Collecting agricultural statistics...... 92, 411. ?1 Experimental garden and grounds . 27) 115. 00 Purchase and distribution of valuable seeds...... 120, 908. 27 Furniture, cases, and repairs...... 9, 431. 97 Library 2, 835. 20 Museum 2, 973. 67 Laboratory 10, 002. 96 Postage 1, 305. OU Contingent expenses. 20, 21H. 09 Materials, document and folding room. 1, 523. 55 Experinients in the manufacture of sugar 9, 618. 22 Botanical investigations and experiments. 24& 069. 28 Pomological in formation . 4, 927. 79 Investigating the history and habits of insects...... 17, 32&. 85 Investigations in ornithology and mammalogy...... 15, 563. 07 Irrigation investigations. 5, 155. 67 Vegetable pathological investigations and ex- periiuents...... 17, 210. '», Illustrations and engravin~. . 1, 206. 73 ' Fiber investigations. 2, 5H5. JH Microscopic investigations. 1, GH2. 08 Inquiries relating to puhiic roads. 8;&, 300. 00 Report on forestry. 10, 33,'3. 30 Agricultural experiment stations. . 745, 70H. 4H Quarantine stations for neat cattle 6) 633. 23 Salaries, Weather Bureau...... 158, 876. 68 Contingent expenses, Weather Bureau. 6, 016. 28 Geueral expenses, Weather Bureau. 6&45, 040. (&7 451. 53 Fuel, lights, and repairs, &Veather Bureau...... , .. . . 8, Weather Bureau stations, Lake Huron. 1, '&27. 00

1 &27, H34. 00 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures . :&0. 41

Total apparent expenses, Department of l Agriculture. 971& 777 43 1& 727& H13 6H 4, 5?7. 00 i. . . 2, 704& 11H. 11

Deduct ainount received and covered into the, Treasury as proceeds of Government property. .'. . . 2, 562. '&5 :-', 562. »5

Total actual expenses, Departineiit ot' Agri- '&51. '3 culture. . !)71, 777. 43 1, &25, 4, 4, »:7. 00 &. . ' 701

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR.

Salaries, etc. — Salaries, Department of Labor...... 99. 046. 46 Stationery. 749. 96 Library . 080. 99 Postage to Postal-Union countries. 250. 00 Rent. 5, 000. 00 Miscellaneous expenses . . 4!1, 204. 81, Contingent expenses. . :3, 101. 21 Investigation relative tn "slums of cities ". 9, ,&00. 31

Total apparent expenses, Department of Labor 99) 046. 46 59, 286. 97 9) 50U. 31 167, 833. , 1

Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. . 14. 33 14. 33

Total actual expenses, Department of I abor. ', 046. 46 272. 64 500. 31 41 . 99, i 59, 9) 167, 819. ,'36 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1894.

Disbursements —Colltinued.

Miscellaneous. Unusual and ex- Total. Salaries. penses. traordinary.

DEPARTMENT Ol' JUSTICE.

Salaries, ete. — Salaries, Departiucnt of Justice...... Bl )'& 1(4 25 S;ilaries of employes, court-house, Washington, D C 11, 724. 32 ' ot' Salary warden of jail, District of Columbia. . . . . i 1, 800. 00 Repairs to court-house, Washington, D. C ...... '. . 81 000. 00 ' Traveling expenses, Territory of Alaska $:384. 50 Rent, etc. , oflice of n&arshal, Territory of Alaska. . 4H7. 75 Defending suits in claims against the Unite(I States...... 23, 629. 91 Defense in Indian depredation claims. 33, 631. 89 Prosecution of crimes .. 33, 610. 95 Punishing violations of the intercourse acts and frauds. . 2, 761. 11 Fees of supervisors of elections. 9, 8'76. 45 Claims of deputy marshals in Oklahoma $440. 00

Contingent Expenses— Furniture and repairs...... , . . . . . 304. 67 Stationery. 1) 650. 00 Books for Department library 1, 750. 00 Books for otiice of Solicitor. 300. 00 Transportation. . 1, 500. 00 Miscellaneous items . 6, 400. 00

116, 287. 2:3 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures . 27. 20

Total apparent expenses, Department of, Justice. 165, fi98, 57 116& 260, 03 1, 000. 00 440. 00 '. . . . . $283& 398. 60 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. . . . 309. 50 309. 50

Total actual expenses, Department of Justice. 165, 698. :&7 115, 9o0. 53 1, 000. 00 440. 00 283. 089. 10

Total apparent expenses, Executive . . 435;350. 89 '83 385i 2. 9. 22 31 306 327. 51 I 8) 69 () 458 64 ))173) 770) 61 3 92 1352& 595& 030 1 8 Total actual expenses, Executive...... 809) 048. 19 73& 63 (, 803, 09 31, 292, 512. 65 1 6i 719i 861 29 172& 713& 054 36 333) 172) 279 58

J UDIC I A. L. Salaries, ete. Salaries, justices, etc. , Supreme Court...... 1(&1, 079. 76 Salaries and expenses, reporter of Supreme Court . 7, 500. 00 Salaries, circuit judges. 58, 956. 52 Salaries, district judges .. 322, 5 3. 18 Salaries, retired j udges. .. . 47, 500. 00 Salaries, district attorneys...... 15, 803. 85 Salaries, district marshals...... l 1, 02H. 67 Halaries, circuit courts of appeal...... ' 86 011. 00 ' Salaries, Courtof Private Land Claims (f1, 698. 90 indefinite) .. 35& 198, 90 Salaries, justices and judges supreme court, Dis- trict of Columbia ...... 30, 000. 00 Salaries and expenses, court of appeals, District ) of Columbia. 25, 659. 08 Fees and expenses of marshals, United States courts...... ' 1, 357, 096. 73 Fees of district attorneys, United States courts. .. , . . . 350, 26l. 74 Pay of regular assistant attorneys, United States courts. . 116, 706. 00 Special compensation, district attorneys, I nited States courts. . 1& 414. 80 Pay of special assistant attorneys, United States courts . 53, 362. 15 Fees of clerks, United States courts...... 270, 214. 48 Fees of commissioners, United States courts...... 242, 725. 37 Fees of jurors, United States courts. 646, 310. 62 Fees of witnesses, United States courts. . . . 1, 1',39, 266. 65

' Pay of bailiffs, etc. , United States courts ...... 169, 904. 45

Support of prisoners, I. nited States courts . . . . . , .. . , , . . . . )4, ), 694. 15 Rent of court rooms, United Htates courts...... , . . . . 77, 879. 27( Miscellaneous expenses, United St;iten courts. . . , ...... 221& H38. 63

Payment of judgments. United States courts. . 6, 426. 91 I Expenses of Territorial courts iu Utah. . 52 781. 35 1 Expenses of settling title to C reer County, claimed by Texas 3, 8;i4. 43 Expenses of litigation for Fastern Band of North Carolina Cherokees. . 3, 552. 30 RECEIPTS ~ DISBURSEMENTS, 1894, Di&urzemertts —Continued.

L nusnal and ex- Total. Salaries. pensee. Public vrorjcs. nscellaneous traordjnarv

Salaries, ctc.— Continued. Counsel for Mission Indians ot southern Cali- fornia . 82&)&. 95

Fees and expenses in suit against Beni. Weil. & )0. 00 Fees and expenses in suit against Benj. Weil and La Abra Mining Company. '. 500. oo Protecting interests of the United States in suits ' afiecting Pacific railroads. . &. 507, 83)

84. 904, 06H. 99 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures 6 r&. 39

Total apparent expenses, Judicial...... Hl, 082, 70H. 36 4, 903, 390. 60 22, 849. 42 s(3, OOH, 94H. :la Deduct from expenses of United States courts $53&882.63 received from judicial officers, and covered into the Treasury as an excess of emolument fees, and $68, 182.73 recovered from parties as costs, etc. ) in suits, and covered into the Treasury as fines, peualties, and forfeitures...... 8122, 065. 36 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property...... 64. 70 122, 130. 06 12)2. 130. 06

Total actual expenses, Judicial . . 1, 082, 708. 36 4, 781, 260. 54 9 l (3 4n . ). 8 '(3 &.3 H. 32

Grand total appareut expenses...... )0, 291, 105. 29 92, 292& 476. 6) ) 8!3'. , 431, :3', ). 3l I 75&!3, &56. 66 sl7 ), ) )(j. (113. 92:)(37. )" ). 279. ', Grand total actual expenses ...... 45, 626, 198. 30 80, 409, 795. 05:32),397, 5&12. 45& 1(3, , 82, 159. 31 1:.', &1',&, 054. 36:34, &J2). 19. 4, 8RD RECAPITULATIOV OF DISBURSEMENTS.

ex- Unusual ex- Salaries. Ordinary Public &vorks. Miscellaneous. and Total. po &) sos. traordinary.

LEG) SI, ATI VE.

Senate ...... 81 01'3 5(O. 07 $103, 404. 48 $13, 000. 33 $1& 100& 065 48 '3 i '&3 House of Repres&)»t«tives. . . , . . . ", (i l (, (70. 10, 502. &00 3, 1:38.27 l 2, 844, 411. 46

I.egish&ti ve l(I i eccl lnueous . . . 10, (&uo. ou l 16& 800. 00 Public Printer...... , .. . . . 14, 087. ?0 3& G'»)) 218. 81 3, 644& 2UG. 10 Libr, &ry of Congress...... 48, 184. ,&1, 8, 34:i. :3,& $1& ] 00, 000. 00 1, 156, 527. 80 Botnuic (i«&xie» ...... 13, 89:3. 34 4, 007. 28 4, 90". Ho 23& 800. 37 Court ol' Claims...... , . . . . . 34, 040. 00 4, ', &50. OU 0, 51O. OO )...... 45& 400. 00

Apparent expenses. . . . '3, 773, 040. 04 4, 0&)3, HOG. 8:3 1, 104, 090. 80 30, 44S. 60 8, 021, 301. 27 Actual expenses...... 3, (34, 441. 75 3, 990, (,'31. 42 1, 104, 000. 80 39, 448. 60 8, 809, 621. 57

EXECUTIVE PROPER.

Executive O(lice...... 328. 30 ...... 89 429 07 7 899 23 I " 97, Civil Service Commission. . . 35, 988. 64 5, 018. »4 .'. .. 41, 607. 18 Apparent expenses. . . 125, 417. 71 13, 517. 77 138, 935. 48 Actual expeuses...... 125, 41'7. 71 12, H30. 73 ). . . 138, 254. 44

STATE DEPARTMENT.

Salaries, etc ...... 118, 42H. 50 14, 449. 08 7, 000. 37 189) 987. 95 Foreign iutercourse. . . 1) 124) 236 29 380, 5(0. 56 107, 500. 46 1) 702))307. 31

Apparent expenses. . . 1& 242, 064. '79 395, 019. 04 7, 000. 37 107& 500. 40 1, 842, 245. 26 Actual expenses...... /00, 282. 78 377) 980. 00 7, 060. 37 169, 000. 46 1& 254& 324 21

TREAS&. RV DEPARTMENT.

Salaries, etc...... 3, 020, 056. ,'3'7 103, 503. 19 3, 123, 640. 56 Independeut Treasury . 40/, 525. 39 240, 2:30. 08 047, 704. 47 Mints aud assay ofBces. 901, 828. 45 213) 025. 1H 1, 114& 853. 63 Territorial governmeuts 118, 2(1. 12 81, 031. 10 149& 302. 28

& i 1'&, '2'28, Interual Revenue...... , ...... 3, 8)5, 753. 45 172) 074. 22 . . 389. 02 801, 733. 02 I 16, 308, 849. 71

Customs Service...... 71, 595. 20 15, 21'2, 41(. 09 20) 790 54 . , 15, 304, 803. 52 Marine-Hospital Service...... f54, i)0(i. 05 054, 996. 65 Life-Saving Service...... , . . . , . . . . 1, 2H7, 71H. 51 1, 287& 718. 51 Light-House Establishment...... &i67, 464. 44, 1 004 ')0., '). 03 4HO, 088. 52 6...... n. . . . . 3) 062, 116. 99 Coast and Geodetic Survey ...... , . . .. . 2:3:3, 525. 13 181, 504. H2 20, 935. 80', . .. . . 435, 965. 75 Steamboat-Inspection Service...... 289 G50. 54 ' 40, 515 06 2HO, 165. 60 Bureau of Eugraving aud Printing . . . 984, 426. 2( 202, 49/. 96 1, 186) 024. 23 '. Pubhc Butld&ngs...... :3, H?0, H40. 07 ...... , . . . . . 3, 820, 840. 07 Treasnry Miscellaneous...... 789, 510. 93 2, 174, 50] . 63 33& 731. 84, 3, 430, 850. 51, 27, 841& 405. 64 34, 279. 000. 55 4'7'/. District of Columbia...... 1, 803) 207. 30 3, 749,) 1(4. 01 1HG, 45 3, 450. 81 5, 742) 369. 57 ' Apparent expenses. . . F13 052 874 68 20 160 158 19 i 4, 530, 732. BB 15, 713, 416. 68 27 , 983, 13S. 66 87 , 309, 321. 09 Actual expenses...... 10, 257, 920. 77 15, (303, 047. OH 4) 523) 511 89 14) 072) 100 60 27, 003, 755. 88 71, 550, 40o. 31

WAR DEPARTMENT.

Salaries, etc ...... 1, 928) 064. 46 1'76, 695. 85 38, 02/. , &2 2, 137, 787/. 83 Chief engineer in charge of public buildiugs an&i ~ '. grounds in washington ...... „.. . . . 4"/, 059. 69 &Oo. 14 88, 481. 00 . 130) 040. 83 Pay Department ...... ~ 13, 150, 192. 32 390& 271. 42 13, 546, 463. 74 Conunissary Departn&ent...... , , . . . . . , . . . 1, 605, 100. 61 1, 605, 106. 61 ' Quartern&aster's Depart&ueut...... , ...... „.„ 7, 4HO, 9')0 03 195, 966. HB 7, 676. 050. 91 Medical Department...... , ...... , , ...... , . . . . l. . . . , 250 06G, 42 597, (),36. 38 H47, 796. 80 Ordnance Department 1 , 2(5, 418. 5&2 3, HBG, 824. 64 n. . . 5, 162, 243. 16 Engineer Departnlent: Forts, etc...... , ...... , ...... , . . . „„ 12, 000. 00 349, 034. 42 361) 934. 42 Improving harbors...... , ...... 0, 806, :315.79 6, 806, 315. 79 Im prov &n &r rivers...... 13) 081, 040. 33 13, 081, 046. 33 Hi» nal Service...... 3'7 300. 50 3/, 300. 50 »Iili(;&rl Academy 105, 013. 05 257, 40(i. 00 :303, 109. 05 War Mi. cclh&»& o»s . . 474, 47S. BH 1, 034 549. 05 42, 0(1. 39 3) 408, 497. 22 5, 019, 596. 54

' Apparent expenses...... 15& 125, 316. 47 11, 4(9, 124. 00 '&5& 530, 774. 75 42& 071. 39,' 4, 658, 471. 00 56, 841, 758. 51

' Actual expenses...... 15&, 316. 4/ 334. ', ?5&, 1HO. HS . 125, 11, 377, 00 , 530& 42, 071. 39 4) 530, 471. 90 56, 605, 374. 73

NAV'Y DEPARTMENT.

Salaries, ctc...... , ., 310, 292 54 73, 072. 13 389& 364. 67 Vaval =academy...... , , 104, 199. 08 70, 137. 96 40, 509. 87 220& 847. 01 M«riue Corp-...... 088, 355. 77 224, 977. 57 20, 078. 38 033) 411. 72 Increase of the X&h&vy...... , . . .. 199, 258. 53 16& 199& 258 53 Bureau of Y«rds and Docl-s. .. . 360, 13H. 40 1) 00 » 324 81 1 3/1, 468. 21 Bureau of Equipmcut...... 044& 703 . 41 1, 044, 793. 41 (58) RECEIPTS AND DIS8 URSEMF. VTS, 1894.

Recayitulatt'on —Continued.

Ordinary ex- U«u&ua1 and ea- Salaries. AI. 11 pe«ses. Public &vorks. traur inarr. Tora).

Bureau of Navigation. . 8129, 188 70 I 94 8].) 029 ]u . '1, , (I. 0]'2, i(J Bureau of Construction and Repair ')HH) 03!) !)» (I')'I 3o Bureau of Ordnance. . 3:55, 326 43 2, 875. 00 ir )». ')I)l. 43 Bureau of Steam Engineering. 740, ])((J 97 ) 41). 1»9. 9) Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. . . . . 1, rr), ]94 ()R 1. i, r. ]()4 (I» Bureau of Medicine and Surgery. 215, 5!3] ],) '&15. 531. lo Navy Miscellaneous. . „.. . . . S (, 5:5(i, ')6), &. (14 o, 356 6) 1)(J) 014, 20, »1, il . 4(I i. i".?. :35]. 26

Apparent expenses. . I H, 64(&, 110. 03 22, 175, 204. 27 1, 07(3, 5)s2) 38 ]9'2, 043. 3) ],] 4()!,5?, (I!Ill, f), )» 1 fi ' Actual expenses. 8, 514, 724. 60 21, 695, 915. 76 1, 076, 5)5;?. 3H 192, 043. 3s ], r ], 40,'ll. 4 II. !IR4. ()2 INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Salaries, etc. 4, 354, 313. (7 382, 461. 68 4. r.'56, rr). 4)

' -'. Public lands. . 599, R!?4. 47 882, :3]8.3)r ...... , . . . „„.. 373, R»!I. 49 1, )6. 0:32. 34 -1 45'&. 0:& Beneficiaries .. 29, 990. 34:3r 1, 461. 6» 01, Miscellaneous, civil. 1'24 186 79 1 7!)2 608 '5 I) 9]6, 79o. 04 r Pensions. 141, 1 ) 284 96 141, lir, 2«]. 96 Indian a]fairs: Current and contingent expenses...... , . „„.. . r. &, 553. 64 6-1) 287. Sb l:)!), ,»40. 92 Fulfilling treaty stipulatious and treaty supports. . . . 2, 934, 693. 8 2, 934, 693. 8» Miscellaneous supports. . . 511, 988. 48 511, ))» 8 Trust funds. -,. 522, 250. 49 , oo 250. 49 Incidental expenses of Indian service. . ] 02, 011. 49 102, 011. 49 Support of Indian schools. . ", 035, 718. 05 2, 035, 718. 05 Miscellaneous expenses of Indian service...... n 208) 586. 26 1) 838, 391. 9o 2, 046, 9(8. 21

Apparent expenses. . 5, 2:38, 278. 14 I ], 2 I 4, 121. 68 154, 1 r . 13 2, o3() 959. 42 141) 1 r7, 284 96 160, 381, R21. 33 Actual expenses. 4, 079, 687. 79 10, 604, 441. 24 154, 177. 13 2, 230, 1]R. 06 141. 177, ]OH. 18 ]58, 245, 532. 40

POST-OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Salaries, etc 769, ]66. 61 96, 6o5. 72 86o Postal service. 9, 879, ]17. 2 r

Apparent expenses. . 769, 166. 61 9, 9'7)&, r r'2. 99 ]0, 744, 939. 60 . Actual expenses. (69, 166. 61 9, 975&, 7(2. 99 10, 744, 939. 60

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Salaries and miscellaneous . 971, 777. 43 1, 727, 813. 68 4, 527. 00 2, (04, 118. 11

Apparent expenses . 9r 1, 777. 43 1 727 813. 68 4, 527. 00 '2, )04) 118. 11 Actual expenses...... 9(1, )77. 43 ]) 725, 251. 43 4, 527. 00 2, 701, 555. 86

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR.

Salaries and miscellaneous . 99, 046. 46 59, 286. 97 9, 500. 31 I. . 167, 833. (4

Apparent expenses . 99, 046. 46 59, 286. 9) 9, 500. 31 16 r, H33. 74 Actual expenses. 99, 046. 46 59, 272. 64 9, 500. 31 167, 819. 41

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.

Salaries and miscellaneous ]65, (i(JH. o r 116, 260. 03 1, 000. 00 440. 00 2»",3, 398. 60

Apparent expenses .. . . 1 fi5, (59H. ,& r 11(i, r&60. 03 1, 000. 00 4)U. 00 2»3, ,'398. 60 Actual expenses. 1()5, 698. 5( 115, 9o(I. 53 1, 000. 00 440. 00 I. . . .)»;5 IIR() 10

JUDICIAL.

Salaries and miscellaneous . 1, 082, 708. 36 4, 903, :390. 60 22, 849. 42 6, 008, (J-),»i 3H

Apparent expenses 1, OR&, 708. 3fi 4, 903, 390 Iio 2)&, R-l9. 42 6. I)'IR, 948. 3R Actual expenses. 1, 082, 7(IH. 3(i ]., (»l, 260. 5] 2"?, 84!). 42 ). »»(), »]». 32

'll )&, Total apparent expenses...... 50, 291, 1(1,&. 29 92) 29)2) 4 i 6, 6, & 12 4]1,'32i. . 1». 7)9 i, )6. 66) ]i i. 7)0 61;3 )I:&:5(i, . ) o(9»3 & '' Total actual expenses. . . . 45, 626) 19H. 30 80, 409, r 95. 05 io 397 5i 45 16 r 159. 31 lr ', r]3, 054. 36 &4i ')'- 719 4)

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS, I H94.

Recapitulation of expendi tttre8, etc. —Conti uued.

Interior Department— Deposits by individuals fo surveying pul&lic lands...... „„„. $85, 208. 19 Repayment for lands erroneously sold. 70, 615. 56 Indemnity for swatnp lands purchased by individuals. 5, 664. 11 Protection and improvement of Hot Springs, Ark. 45, 602. 2 ' Fees on certain Indian allotments. . I, H10. 82 Colleges for agriculture and the mechanic arts 913, 000. 00 Five, three, and two per cent funds of the net proceeds of sales of public lands in the State». . . . 126, 3» &. 42 Revenues, Yellowstone National Park 454. 55 Maryland Institution for Instruction of the Bhnd 4, 575. 00 Relief of settlers, Tucson land district, Arizona. 5& 882. 76 Miscellaneous trust funds of Indian tribes. 2, 441, 860. 49 Indian moneys, proceeds of labor. . 197, 487. 00 83, 89 &, ;&48. 18 Post-Office Depart&nent- Mail transportation, Pacific railroads .. . . 1, 629, 117. 27 Deficiency in postal revenues 8, 250, 000. 00 9, 879, '117. 27 Department of Jnstiee- Fees for supervisors of elections. 9, 876 45 , I a d l ei al Salaries, retired judges. . 47, 500. 00 Salaries and expenses, reporter of the Supreme Court...... 7& 500. 00 Salaries, Court of Private Land Claims (for deputy clerks). 1& 698. 90 56, 698. 90

Total expenditures from permanent and indefinite appropriations. 73, 695, 183. 46