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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-05

ZINE SrocK.--Messrs. Zipf Marx. 1t the City
Drug Store have just received large stock OF fresh
drugs chemicals patent incidence perfumery. toilet
articles. etc. and they prepared to furnish or
com pound all the various medicines known to the
a.eria Medca calculated to cure every Ill that nesh
fis heir TO- Their stock Of toilet articles. brushes.
combs cosmetics powders. &c. is extensive and com
pe,e: and the best brands Of pure liquors. such a.
whisky brandy. gin aud wines. are kept constantly
on hand for medical purposea- They have the nnes'
stock ever brought the Territory and invite IN In
spection OF their goods by parties desiring any
EthlIg in their line.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-05
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood
restored. lmpediments 10 Marriage removed New
method Of treatment. New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circulars sent free. in sealed envelopes.
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. South
Ninth ST.. Philadelphia. Pa -an Institution having
high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
fessional skill fApril3m3
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-05

srS. II. PErTExo1IL + Co.. 10 State Street, Bos'
ton. - Park Row. New York, and 701 Chestnut Street.
phalelphia. are Agents Tor procuring advertise
ents for the IDAHO WORLD IN the above cities. And
authorized 70 contract Tor advertising 1t our lowest
rateo.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-05

rxypovrxo srpEwAfxs-The merchants and busi
r.,. men on the ives, side Of Main street. between
Wal, and Commercial are engaged in tearing mp the
old sidewalk and laying new one with oe''ef
II ia matter that has long needed attention. ana w
are glad that the ugly stepping eli places VIII
no longer shake up pedestrians.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-05

We purchase Gold Dust. Gold and Silver Bullion.
Quartermssters checks and Vouchers. and Drafts or
Certificates Of deposit issued by Eastern California
or Oregon Banks;
Buy Territorial and County Warrants and Bonds:
Keep Revenue Stamps for sale;
Make collections al points In the United States
and all business connected with general Banking will
receive prompt attention.
We agents for the sale Of Passenger Tickets for
all the regular mail steamers between New York and
London. Liverpool. Bremen. Hamburg Havre and
Antwerp.
Persons DESTROYS Of sending for friends In any part
Of Europe procure tickets Of and secure their
passage to New York. thus saving the expense aud
risk Of sending money for thai purpose.
The highest price paid for Gold and Silver Bars.
either In Coin or Currency.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-05

FIox Tslsco.-we acknowledge CALL on 'ss'
Tuesday. from Mr.. @. r. Hayward. travelling sgen'
Gor wilmerding Kellogg, importers and joooers o.
Of wines and liquors. Of San Francisco MT. hay
ward Il on business tour through the Basin on bust
ness for the arm.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-05

THE cspPs.-Mr. James Hoey. who y ens.s 'a. !.
farming on the Upper Payette valley peao on. Guy
visit during the early part OF the week. ME- hoey
forms us that the crops look - well a. IN any
season at this time, and that the usua' eAceAen
yields will be obtained. notwithstandine the os'A
vvsrdn ess of the Spring.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-05

Ar WARN SPKISos.-Mr. Geo. 8. Houche. OF Plas-
willie. having had severe attack Of inAammatory
heumatism. came over here last week and has been
hopping at Warm Springs TO test the curative prop
ties OF the water. and has been most sttentively
nred for by Mr.. and Mrs. Prank Cooper. We are
I'd to learn that the waters have hsd the desired
dect and that George il rapidly recovering. being
Bile now 70 be around again. For rheumatism and
,indred affections the waters set like charm.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-05

Cor Hoxx.-Master W. B. Alderson. cadet q 'ne
q. g. Naval Academy. 1t Annapolis. returned nome
Yesterday on visit to his parents. ana VIII speno
the Summer vacation in Idaho, instead OF going On
cruinA.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-05

WOULDN'T STAY.-Mr. George dumoe.'' Q, Do,.e
CITY visited our city during the past week. with the
intention OF engaging in business here ou' 'nle'
not turning ont satisfactory to him. ne -
bis home In the valley.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-05

Hor WEArHIR-CoLD SODA.-We are ct length n
vored with warm weather. and the Idaho Soda Fac
torv under Messrs Francois Miller Co.. il running
10 its full capacity in manufacturing An excellent
ouslty of Soda and SarsaparillA They have the in
oredien,s on hand to make al kinds Of syrups. and
having fine stock Of bottles, they are prepared to
an all orders from Boise City and from ell the camps
An the Basin Nothing Ia moro refreshing in warm.
,ultry weather than drAught OF nice. cool coda or
ssrsaparlla, and Messrs Miller Co. understand to
dot how TO manufacture . hrstclass article. Or
ders from every direction will be promptly attended
TO- and supplies furnished and delivered on shortest
nossible notice We return thanks for liberal sup
Div which General wuln brought to our ONCE.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-05

Our Assay Once Is under the supervision OF
Mr.. F. W. KRoEBIR. and We are prepared to make
returns OF Assays of Dust. Bullion and Ore In six
hours and the correctness Of assays guaranteed
and losses n6m coinage At any United States Mint.
made good
Particular attention paid TO the Analysis Of Ores
and Minerals.
Dust Bullion and Assays OF Ore lefs ., the follow
ing places will be forwarded TO this Office for Assay
and returns made the following day:
Madigan & Cannady. Pioneer City.
J. V. II. witt, .Placerville.
Con ueAey Co....................G Granite Creek.
J. Is. Duke Co.. ..................Cen terville.
q, W. MOORE Il co.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-05

FROM THE CAPTrAL.-Mr. q. W. Moore, o( tn
mixing house Of C. w. Moore Co.. and Cashier
Y First National Bank Of Idaho. has been spsndin
few days in our city. and intends, We believe.
turn home this morning.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-05
City and County.

p.o,rcrrp IxrRovExExTs.-Our old friend. G. 8.
|xpssley Esq. is one of the most snterprisins and
energetic citizens Of our Territory. and 10 wide
I~.is man-just one Of those kind who build up .
I.ountrv. Mr.. Kinssley has the greatest confidence
the future Of this section. and to accommodate his
.ree and steadily increasing trade. he has made A.
|-,neements for the erection Of hre-proof brick
uidins on his old corner at the intersection Of Main
na Val streets, that viii not only be an ornament
- our city; but will be the largest and finest building
n tina Territory. The contracts have already been
et and the brick arc now being made while the lum'
,sr il nearly all cut aud being seasoned. The build
,nc il 70 be about ~ feet front on Main street. run.
ming back about 70 feet and 1t II expected that the
vork will be completed BY the hrst Of next septem-
her Mr. Toll Spcer Is the contractor for the brick.
ana tb. lumber vas cut At Fox / Cos. saw mill.
The iron work has been ordered. and 10 now being
cas-, in San Francisco that It win be on hand In
lime. We glory in Kingsey's pluck and energy. and
only wish We had few more such men in our camp.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-05

| SHORT vIsIr.-Hon. John HALEY, our Delegate
Congress. paid short visit to Idaho during the
st week. arriving here last Saturday and return.
eg bone on Sunday. His many friends here would
i've been glad to have had him remain . few
Ays. but being on business trip he was compelled
return. We hope TO see him often In the Basin.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-05

PERsoNAL--Chief Justice David Noggle arrived
pre-. last Sunday. by stage. and opened Court on
onday morning. The Judge had just returned
&om holding term Of court in Owyhee county
ID. Notwithstanding the press Of business and bis
Pog ride. he looks - hale and hearty - ever.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-05

ATTENDING CouRr.-Judge Alanson Smith and H.
Prickett, Esq.. Of Boise CITY, in attendance ct
present term Of the District Court. They favored
with call, and We hope to see them o(ten In Idaho
FROM QUARTzBURo.-Messrs Thomas 4ootry, Jr..
I'd Dave Coughsnour. Of the Gold Hin Mn and
lining Company. called on - daring the past week.
ID report everything prosperous in their section.
ROCKY Ban SrAoE.-Mr. W. G. Tatro. proprietor o.
e Rocky Bar Stage Line. authorizes to state thai
p coaches are making through trips from Boise
Ity, and that he has reduced tho fare 70 SIS 90.
DIVINE SEavIcE.-Thsrs will b preaching q tn
purt House. In this city. on Sunday next June eth
Forming and evening. Eldsr Jameson and Rev. Mr.
Winn olnciating.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-05

FINE AssoR1xxNT.-Nrs. J. B. Emery now has On
md . large stock OF ladies' and children's shoes
all kinds and patterns, which she offers for sale u
nywhere in the Basin.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-05

But very few of those indebted to
the old firm of Vantine & Co. have
come forward and paid their accounts
or notes: "Time's utmost limits will
soon be passed." and then will come
the Law. Pay up and avoid trouble.
Yours, truly,
June 6, 1872f q. ". GRAF -.
, 1873-02-08
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

A boy named Waltor Korsloy, Of No. l47 Main
street, died worry suddenly Thursday evening,
and the Coroner Inns boen summoned to hold an
inquest on his remains.
George Wilson, recently detected In o house
on Halstod stroet with lss Of burglars toes % sna ~
for burglary and 81 1000 for yagrancy under the
State law.
Justice scully yesterday held boy, named 10
Morrck, in bail OF e300 to appoar ut the Grim
inal Court, for stealing pewspapcra from door,
neps On tho Wsat sao Ino ousteG rs oo'of'
Mr., ". D. Clegg, Of Troy. N, T., was recently
robbed I, in this citly Of gold watch and chain.
Tho iowolry was yesterday found IN the pos
session Of tho notorious 10 Leo, who, With 2
man named Mcdonald, wcro locked up to await
further Developments.
The now church ediilco erected by tho Society
of the First Congregational Gse a. 1e straot
will be dedicated to divine Worship tomorrow
{supday) morning. Tho officers md trustees
Of this :" mother Of churches" doBiro to extend
a cordial invitation to all now living ~ CMcago'
or vicinity, who, In pnst years, have beon con-
noctod with tllis communion, or with that O. tno
| lnto Calvary Church {noW merged in tho Firat)3
| to moot with their formor brcthron, and make
| this occasion ono Of pleasant and joyful fo-
! union. .
| Mrs, Mary Schultz, who resides at No. 400
promises last Thursday oyoning. aud further oh;
noryation disclosed the fact that hc had collected
together large amount Of clothing and other
property, and waa making of with it. The lady
wifi unusual bravery, seized tho rascal by the
collar, aud shouted loudly for help. A police
man speedily arrived, and the follow WAS taken
to the Ar1nory, where le gave tho name o
Robert Wilson. Justice Banyon, yesterday morn
ing, sontonced him to a term at tho Brdewell.
1T m curly hour yesterday morning, young
seryaut girl named Annie Smith died from posol
administered by herself, at tho residence Of nir
Joseph +. Sinclair No. 7s4 Wabash avenue, sh'
was 10 years Of age, and very ryprepossessng In ap
for eo1ne time. For some days past she has OK
hibitoa symptoms Of dcspoondel'cy and vas fre
quontly observed crying. She took poiHon som
limo Thursday night, and oyery offort Of tn
attending physician Dr.; Small to revive Hi2 het 1,n
hours lou after slo had taken the deadl
liquid. It is believed tho girl, wa
liscontonted with ler pontion in lffc, a!thous
her place with n1r. Sinclair was very pleasan!!
Coroner Btoye1a held an inquest yesterday o.
tornoon, and a verdict was rendered in accord
| anco with the above facts
, 1873-02-08
SEWING MACHINES.

Tho six Leading Manufacturers Form
n Pool to Obtnln nn 131tonsioli OK
,Tllcir Pntonts-A Question for Suns
ntors Onrpcntor ana Conkiings
sptcta, Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YoRx, Feb. 7.--Thoro ia agtation In aow-
linz machine circles, in consequence Of tho COM
bination which Is snid to have beon formed to
control The, entire business. A reporter had I'll
interview with Lucius Lyon, Of tho Finklo d
lyon Sowing Machine Company, to the follow
Ing effoot. ~
neporler-Aro thcso stortos founded upon
fact about tic combination Of D ''Ring' to
mouopo1tzo tho manufacture and Balo OF ma
chimes?
Fiuk1e-Yos, sir. They aro strictly truo Tho
business Is very 1arge indosd fully s3o, o,0oo, 900
vonr. md this combination is ondeayoring to DO
o,,ro tho whole Of It, and 80 kcop up tho present
high price Of machines. Mr.. stockwoll, PreHl-
f1ent of tho PaciGc Mail already ownod tho two
Howe intoroBts, whom In January ho purchased
a5no, ono worth Of stock In tho Wilcox d Gibbs
Compauy, and on the 10th of that month elootod
himaelt 1resdont thus controlling thteo ION.
Theno sIx conlpose tho Il Ring" and are making
every effort to inBuro SUCCESS.
Reportor-Dy what moane1 r,...
Finklo-Tho usual means-,monoy. They
hoast Of boing able and willing to oxpenl soy.
is Il tho M extension Of what is called "Tho Wi1aon
Food Attachment" for which the pntont ran out
aomo little time ago. Tho question OF ITS RE- re1
tho "ning" aro leaving no stone unturnca to
hnyo 1t faYorably acted upon. Az said, ii 1t be
extended, its operation will DO to drive out OF
syv T ny s ox fS oIoss ns S tho
attachment under any circumstances, no mattor
what amount of royalty may bo offered, wshing
to lnonopollze tho whole trade. -.
Roportor.-Yon spolto Of tho use Of monoy.
WHO doea good doal Of manufacturing for the
Sngor Company, told mo tho other day, that,
wllen recently IN their Office, ho heard dlscuB.
sion concerning the legying Of e', aaaessmo9t Of
! $4,000 upon each one OF the Six, maklng
sl2b, 1000, with plenty more II 1t woro noedod
| THIS money was to be giyon to q certain n1r
| Warner, md by linn handed to Matt Carpenter
| Chairman of the Committoo upon Patents: To-
it's use. beleve that Mr. Noscoo conkhnG II
also Interested iii the nattor, o,
Reporter-shou1d tho extension be granted
what would 10 the result
Finkle-To koop up high prices. Sowing ma
| chimes can be manufactured just as good as ah
now in the market for e12 or S16 There rel, is n n
500, except to furnisla inordinate profits. Som
yoars ago tho Committee on Patents, Of .whtcl
Mr. Jenckes, Of Rhodo Island, was Chairman
rororted an extension Of tho Bachelor patent
at midnight before any ono knew Of 1t. oppof
iug mombors wore bought of, aud oven on
mi nun accepted money 10 retraet bis toatimon! ;o'
which might haye injured its chances; nI1 Th'
ATTEMPTS to control tho businoBs. The proset
prices may not bo Of much Importance to ladioI
but thoy nro mont important to seanlstrosses au
women trying to oarn = living honestly II y
can succeed in our fight against the nlonopoi
In twelve months tirst-olass machines Will
| selling for $13.
, 1873-02-08

ALBANY, N. X, Feb. 7.-DEEvks- Tho market opened
dull with downward tendency Prices have declined
primo head being seen In market. Tho demand has
been confined to tho local trade, and fow purchases
by Rhode Island and Connecticut Dealers The absence
The MARKET and unleas eomo good cattlo arrive tomor
row this will be disastrous week for the hoaors, as
buyers viii! not purchase tho poor stock offered. NO
eales arc reported.
M1Lcn Cows-Tho demand haa beon very limited.
and tho Hupniy scuuty. Local dealers took moat Of
tho offerings at Inst weeks ratcn. .-.
BnHgp AND LAMns-The supply has boon moro than
sucieut to meet the demand and tho market is over
stocked. Prices declined nc per ii but only few
purchased hnva been nude the trade boing confined to
Eastern tosera Tho market closed dull. Pricos rue
az follows Fine wool shcep 6@7o per ID; coarse
wool do, G97Ac; nnd lambs, 1@8n per II.
Uook-No sales reported. Market very dull.
, 1873-02-08
Tho Produce Markets.

NEW YonH, Feb. 7.-ooT7os-Dal; nlaa''ns up
'qa s:f; dull and heavy @ @:sss'gssa s
tooo brls sunerhne Mes5eTn ana a. o nta1G i aIs
@s:so; white wheat e1trs, ss56S1o.4 extra ohIo
s7ss8lo1o; St Louis, Myo % noar ,,',n ana
ANAL sales roceiptu 9,ono bu white Western,
red 800; No 3"a1ses' $,IVSl1Js A har;v 40; IN.
chuuKed Alalt quiet mud htendy; State, Sloo. Corn
dull and heavy; receipts, 15,o06 bu; new mixed
@64o yellow Western, oo@asNe: oats quiet; ressips
new mixed Western, 59a5iho; old, 53h954c.
1iAY AND Hops-Quiet aud Grn'. -
';ssa sSst MI '% crude ,o refined
2o@@$e: ,e$Ss:r,xr-.ct,vo and stronger .t &C.,
cxtra, tiao6sis5o Beef hsins steady oo
Tlsree baef Nominal. out mesa quiet ahoYltlars, 5e
~ Lard 1!ealy Western s.eam sAo; sstt'' si''
WlIisXEY-Firnl at o3Hc.
CINCINNATI, Fol-. T.-BnK4psrurrs-Floa quiet
I73 3'0c coIn ouet at so35c. barley qaiet aud ul-
changed.
L1saEEp o11-oo@o2c; .u,r,, ,,,,n. ,or-
meata atsay: Shoulders. 4,;o cear rb, 63;c clear
gssc, all fully cured, Dacon In fair demand shou-
dera $50 clear rib, 773e cehr, 7zlc with t1e loss
freely bid, and Aaes Of clear rib At 373lH. Green
hams-aalea, 04@0Ho for 1b-1b average fhoulaefsi !
I0-lb average, 4ao. .,,,. oox
Wnisurx-Tirm al s9o.
| osWEdO. ra.. ..,,a.. IN,
OswEao, Fob. 7.-Whcat scarce. Corn ateaas " ooo
barley quiot aud unchanged.
DErNoIT. 49,, .,..,t ,,,,s,
DETROIT, fsb. a-anaN-EoqE an@ "eat nata qmis
aud unchanged. Corn s1eaoy ~ t4sS4liSe' oa'H a"e
at s6Nc.
DRESSED 1oas-tlrln a. a. WY; I'1pr
x. oA1Ih h1n,un.na-rrv.-Four 9 ~ nn, nnfAt
~ ,,tnSanaa yhsst arm No. j. sl.3l: No, :,
, 1873-02-08

NEW yonK Fob. 1a.-BEEvEs-2o0, making, $500
for he week. ngninBt $500 tho previous week. stock
poor, and very little trade at still lower rates sacs,
cars Tosana, ?so at s%@oc eara, loso td at D.;
Michigan, io,lo; cafs Illinois, 1000 lbs grosa 100
lie; ocara kentucky. 8A ewt, 1o1G121c Largo
quantities OF Chicago treascd beef selling low.
week, against 23,6o6 to the same date Inst week.
Scarcely any trade; lots Of thin mutton Offering a SO
de- Live sGeep sold: car SOFT Illinois at &c !; cars
ssb at &c; car Glib Ohio ut &c. The pens full Of un-
sold sheep.
1Ioua-Recetpts today, 30 cara making 3o,10o 70
Thero wore 506 Western dressed for tho week, With
very heavy arrivals of cut neats. Market weak, and
generally 10 lower, 61s@6c for city dressed, and
6h@Cc for TY'eaern.
, 1873-02-08

Terryaville, Wis., BY young man nm named am; lla,l BIZ
Ohorl,. Both waro intoxicated aMd llau boon
oaoiiod. &hon ol,orn STRUCK donwsy, o hart
oil to lonve, but was hold hack by Ohern, who
knookod him oyor tho head, BmaHling lEe skull
and killing him instantly, OhoEn Immediately
rayo hlmsolf IN aud was nt onco tRken to prnirc
du Ohion and lodged In Jail. Tho pooplc In tho
vicinity Of tho murder wcro greatly oxasperatod,
and lid no not beon hurried OH BY tho officers.
would hnvo taken justice into thor own hands,
mud hnrn llt1nH him.
, 1873-02-08
Suspicious Disappearance.

Special De6pa!th TO TIE IHIe1go J!lbNHs'
JAsEsy1L1E, Wis, Feb. Z. M. g. Edgar,
clork in Mclkays dry goods store, in this place,
won't to Chicago last Monday and bought large
bills Of goods from Farwell q GO: aud Hanlin q
portion to bo shipped hero, and tue remainder,
about $500 worth, took himaelf. lie has not
been heard Of since. i is thought ho is con- CO,
noctoa with gang Of thioyes inthis city. Gilt
caro detectives aro nfter him.
, 1873-02-08

New YonK, Fob. 1.-The Improvement tn traas
which set In fow days ago continues and fairly ac-
and jobbera. A number Of buyers from different
sectiouu Of tho country nre now Operating In this
brown and bleachcd stcenga aud deni1ns aro bcarce
In lrst hands. Some makes Of brown shectinga arn
snld ahead IN to March. Amoskeag z btoachcd shirt
inns arc up to I1Nc. Prints and gingha1na were quite
actiyo. Wooens remaiu quiet except for t1ue auai!,
a,ct genernlly, but wool auttngs are III Letter ILL
quIry,
, 1873-02-08
PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL
grn1auF1ELD, Fob. Z, 1873.
SENATE.

Met at u O'clOGK q. IT.
RAILROAD LANDS.
Senator REYNOLDS introduced a resolution
providing that tho Attorney General be required
to prepare bill providing for tho sale OF Illinois
Central Railroad landB. Adopted.
PETITIONS.
Senator PALMER presented remonstranoea OF
m;onstrating against nomination Of Railroad
nomnissloners, and asking that they bo not COLI
frmad. Referred to tho Railroad Committee.
Tho PRESIDENT appointed Senators Qund-
lach and Hampton % Senate members 0! tho
, 1873-02-08

prrrsnr.ujr. Feb, 7.-PETnoLEuM-Cra1tl hrmer
and adysncett: s2lO@2225 per brl Mt parker's Land
!g, ouual to oil 0}1c per gallon. Choice ro6nea, Ut
tie doing, and non3nally unchanged.
, 1873-02-08

sptcius Dtspatch 10 The Chicago 7ri1une.
DuDiJouE, Iowa, Feb. T.-YoBtorday afternoon,
about Q o'clock, an old man named Michael Con-
Tay waa haatan Ia tlaatl with R alad stake. ae
, 1873-02-08

LoCloro appenrn for tholast timo rs Peg !po0lng.
lon. md a. Rosalind thtB evening, when tho por-
mal,co In to bo honorod with lilo proBonco OF
Mno. Lucca and Olara LoulBo Kollogg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-17
Congress.

In the Senate yesterday aD adverse report
was made from the finance committee on the
bill authorizing part payment ofimport duties
in legaI-tenders, and the bill was indefinitely
postponed. The House bill was reported from
committee, appropriatiug four millions OF DOL
lars to the navy, Mr.. Morton giving notice that
he would call it up to-day. The question OF
the admission of Pinchback as Senator from
Louisiana was discussed without action.
The House passed the bill repeating the
bankrupt law, but providing for closing up
pending suits under the existing law at one halt
the costs heretofore allowed. The vote was
yeas 800, nays A. Under the Orth lnstruc-
tons the special committee 90 the salary re,
peal reported bill fixing the salaries OF Sena,,
tors and Representatives at So 500 year, and
actual travelling expenses going aud returning
from Congress once each session, leaving other
salaries untouched. An amendment offered by
Mr.. Kasson was adopted yeas l72, nays H..
providing for the return Of back pay received
by members of the Forty-third Congress since
March 4. Pending further action the House
adjourned. There was good deal OF hllbnster-
Ing