138 FORTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 229. 1884. Narragansett not exceeding one thousand dollars of said sum may be expended in B‘*,§’;m_m removing obstructions at the mouth of the Pawtuxet River. _P 3 W ¤ ¤ ¤ k ¤> t Improving Pawtucket River, Rhode Island: Continuing improve R‘}’,"·. ment, fifty thousand dollars: Provided, That this appropriation sha1. mma not become available until the officer in charge shall have reported that the rebuilding of WVashington Bridge with good and Sufficient drawopenings has been commenced. _U 0 ¤ ¤ •¤ ¤ 'G i ¢ ¤ t Improving Connecticut River below Hartford, Connecticut: Continu- R“'"· ing improvement, thirty five thousand dollars. _H o n s n t o n i c Improving Housatonic River, Connecticut : Continuing improvement, R"'°"· two thousand five hundred dollars. Thnuivs River. Improving Thames River, Connecticut: Continuing improvement, twenty five thousand dollars. Hell Gate. For removing the reef at Hell Gate, New York, the sum of three hundred and sixty thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary for that purpose. Geun··y’s Chan- Deepening Gedney’s Channel through Sandy Hook Bar, New York,
- "· two hundred thousand dollars.
Hudson River. Improving Hudson River, New York : Continuing improvement, thirty thousand dollars. · Nan-town Bay Improving Newtown Bay and Newtown Creek, New York : Continu- Md U¤°•·k- ing improvement, twenty thousand dollars. Maurice River. Improving Maurice River, New Jersey: Continuing improvement, seventeen thousand dollars. Passaic River. Improving Passaic River below Newark, and removing Shoals in Newagk Bay, New Jersey: Continuing improvement, twenty five thousand ollars. p,,,,,..ic Rt.-t,—_ Imprcilving the Passaic River above Newark, New Jersey, three thousan dollars. 11,.,-1;,.,, g1.,.,,-_ hFor cgnttiriping the improvement of the Raritan River, thirty five ·thousand dollars. A11.-;1..—¤y River, Improving Allegheny River, Pennsylvania: Continuing improvement, thirty five thousand dollars. S C 1. 1. y 1 k a ll Improving Schuylkill River, Pennsylvania: Continuing improve- River. ment, twenty five thousand dollars. Dc1m.-,,.-,. given Improving Delaware River from Trenton, New Jersey to its mouth : p,·,,;_.,,,_ Continuing improvement, two hundred thousand dollars: Provided, That not exceeding ten thousand dollars of said sum shall be expended above Bridesburg. 1;;,,,,,,,,,,;, R,,,,,, Improving Choptank River, Maryland: Continuing improvement. five thousand dollars. i S ., S., ,1 1,;, ,,,,,8 Improving Susquehanna River above and below the railroad bridge, Ri ver. Maryland: Continuing improvement, twenty thousand dollars; of which sum five thousand dollars shall be expended for the completion of the channel to Fishing Battery Light-House, and for repairing, strengthening, and extending the piers and breakwaters. Corsica Creek. Improving Corsica Creek, Maryland: Continuing improvement, five thousand dollars. waromicokiver. Improving Wicomico River, Maryland, from its mouth to Salisbury, ten thousand dollars. Potomac River. Improving the Potomac River at Wai»shington, five hundred thousand dollars; continuing improvement. seem Jerome’s Improving harbor at entrance of Saint Jerome’s Creek, Maryland: (`¤’¢l·=· Continuing operations, fifteen thousand dollars. `A p pom in tox Improving Appomatox River, Virginia: Continuing improvement, Kim- twenty-tive thousand dollars. _ Janus isms. Improving James River, Virginia: Continuing improvement on the plan for deepening the channel to twenty two ieet at mean low tide, seventy- tive, thousand dollars. M in s t s p o n 1 Mattaponi River, Virginia: Continuing improvement, two RWM`- thousand five hundred dollars.
