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 FORTYSEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 195, 197. 1882. 99 cient to pay the judgments of the second class, the latter judgments ‘ shall be paid according to the proportions which they severally beam to the residue of such mmpproprinted sum after the judgments entered in the first class are paid. SEO. 9.-That the said court, after all its judgments and decisions List of judghuve been rendered, shall transmit to the Secretary of State :1. list of !¤¤¤*¤ Md d¤¤i¤- such judgments and decisions, stating the class and amount, with inter- ;°““· °“’:·t tm I Q’° est at four per centum from the time the loss accrued to the thirtyiiirst S;Q*gQlt?,:l0t·§°,;,w° of M arch, eighteen hundred and seventyseven, :1 certified copy of which Cen-tuied copy no shall be by him transmitted to the Secretary of the Treasury, who shall Nw S¤¤P•¤*=¤¥ of thereuiter, as soon as may be, and upon such notice und in such mon- T“"““"Y* ner as he shall prescribe, pay the said judgments out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated: Provided, however, That such In-amos. payments shall be mode in accordance with the provisions of the preceding sections: Andprovidcdfurtlner, That the whole amount paid out ` shall not exceed the amount remaining of the Geneva award and interest, ns it was when actually covered into the Treasury. And so much money as may be necessary to carry out the provisions of this section is » hereby appropriated out of any moneys not otherwise appropriated · Sec. 10.-That all moneys necessary for the payment of the salaries Appropri ation uf the judges and officers authorized by section two of this uct, and for f¤¤j l·=w¤¤¢=¤¤¤¤f Mithe lawful expenses of the said court hereby re-established, are hereby “);f“SéS°“‘l f°’ °x' appropriated out of any moneys in the Treasury not otherwise appro- I ° · printed ; all of which shall be reimbursed out of the said unappropriated moneys before any of the judgments rendered under this act shall be paid. And after the reimbursement of all the expenses authorized by Surplus. this uct, and the payment of all the judgments rendered thereunder, if there shall remain any part of the said money, the some shall be,uud remain as fund from which Congress may hereafter authorize payment of other claims thereon. Approved, June 5, 1882. CHAP. 197.-An oct °to authorize the S¤¤¤h¥!"  ‘ A toczocta blie Juno 10, 1882. - `l;nll;ling in the city of Pensacola, Florida, inoplaeeofwhcuno recently desgoycd —————————>— y l lo. \Vhcr0us all the public buildings of the United States ut Pensacola, Preamble. , Florida, were recently destroyed by llre, and there exists no suitable building in said city in which the business of the Government of the United States can be transacted or its courts held: Therefore, Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rqzrescntatires of the United · States of America in Congress assmublcd, That the Secretary of the TI'02lS· Pensueoln, lfla. ury be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed tnpurchuse, at private P¤\>1¤¤ bmldlug- I sale or by condemnation, in pursuance of the statute ofdhe State of ·Florida, all the land that he may deem necessary adjacent to the site lately Sits. occupied by the United States custom-house,post~office, and United Stutes court-rooms in theeity of Pensacola; Florida, and to cause to be erected thereon u suitable brick or stone bui ding, with u_fire~proof vault extending to each story, for the use and accommodation of the United States district and circuit courts, custom-house, postoiliee, ond other government offices in that city, at an mst not exceeding two hundred thousand dollars, including the purchase of loud ; and the building hereby authorized shull be so erected as to silbrd an open space of not less than ilfty iect between it and any other building; and the sum of two hundred _ · thousand dollars is hereby uppropriuted, out of any nnoneys in the Appr•>uri•¤•w¤. Tn-usury not otherwise appropriated, lor the purpose herem mentioned. Approved, June 10, 1882. ·