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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-21
RY n. H. RYAN q CO.,
ID Real Estate Brokers and Auetiopeers,
- No. 523 Seventh street northwest. ;.
SALE OF A Two-AHD-A-HALF
sToRY BRIGk pMELLiNG, No S5 SIXTH


FeEF sSIsk b SE Egok ~ sHxFz
STREET SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF . deed or trust dated March 20 A.
.: ia and daily recorded In Ll6er Nc: " iono
IN the Disriot Of Colombia, and at lie ree1es, ii
auction, IN front o. the premises, ON MONDAY,
ri s.tste tuass N tie ssy u wv W.shiSrtos, Ds-
trict or Columbia, 10 Wit: Lot Numbered hfteen,
u.s. In TODD Gunnell's subdivision Of square
numbered four hundred and sixty.fye, tteo,l to-
snd-a-halfstory brick dwelling with slate roof and
brick addition, with tin roof. -,
Terms: Two thousand dollars, and interest At ten
per cent from March 70 is5a 70 d.{ Of ale and Nd
months for which the notes OF the purchaser bear
Ing Interest from the date Of sale, and secured By
deed Of trust on the property, VIII be taken, de-
be complied with In seven days or the property VIII
be resold ct the risk and cost Of the deAutns pur
CHASER. BRAINARD n. WARNER, lr,.s -
Il ~, CHARLES Z. PRENTIsS, Trus.ees.
mh75-w, F,Mkds r. h. Ryan q Co.. Aucts,
srTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
MONDAY; AprilN p ls,t zane m hoST and place, RI
{. M, e, GsHAtRaLEs =. PRSEkIHISSS,, 20 .nsts
az THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED ON
account Of the eoEtinue illness OF one Of the Trus
tees mill FRIDAY, April q, ls7l, same hour and
BEAINARp 4; wAESER, lrru,,ss.
.p2l-Tu, Th&ds r. II. RYAN 4 CO, Aucis.
DY LATIMEB 4 CIEARY,
II O. Auetioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner OF PennsylyAnia Avenue and Eley-
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pY EDWIN y. SWEET, - ,-7---1 =
ss,, Ea,s sseks1 and 81 s ONES.
FRAME pMELLIEa, WITH BACK BUILD
NS On sI2E 81 HGRSMTSSST kTE

By Virtue Of deed q iirust, dated March T. lss.
eeSeds or iRer SS DIE
trict OF Columbia and at the request OF the party
secured thereby, we will sell ct public auction, IN
front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, April u,
1874, at O'Clock p m, al that piece or parcel Of
ground situate IN the city or WashingtQp, ID. o.,
known and dssignated As lot numbered fnetn Us
In Walter n. Humphrey - reeorded euhdtvfzion Of
lots in square numbered three hundred and thirty
four ga fronting fourteen (4 fest two GU Inches
(ioth) street west, and Improved by q two-story
frame dwelling, with one-story back building.
Terms: 900, with 10 per cent. Interest rom Sep
tember7, inS TO day 81 sale, and expenses OF sale
In eashi balance e. SIX and twelve months, for
from the day Of sale and secured By DEED 9f trust
quIred As deposit nj time Of sale. Aliconveysncng
it purchasers cost. II terms Of sale are not COM
piled with IN seven days the trustees reserve the
right 10 resell the property at the risk and cost OF
the Detailing purchaser after ave days Advertise
ment in some one or more newspapers published In
- BRIfSARO b. WARNER, lrrnsts..
-. GEORGE W. sTISksEY, :, s., -
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
TIL WEDNESDAY, April 2, iszh same hour and
place. BRkIHARpH. WARNER. lTrustees
- GEORGE W. sTiCkEEn,
ap1SWFM&ds. = = =. J. SWEET. Anct,
pY LATIMEB q cLEARY,
ID SAuctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and Eleventh
o. -. street, Star Once Building. - A.
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E STS r. IF EED SsIETb &
Future Days.
Future Days. Easqll.l.l
DY GREEN q WILLIAMS, AUefion'fs,
ID No. IOOl northwest corner Tenth and d strssls.
TRUSTEES SALE. OF VERY VALUABLE
sSsiSEE fEoTEEsTY IN TAE cESfkxE

stS Day Of july, A. d. is70, .nd duiY recorded In
Nj @ SS t "a Sc
DsESy sfSsiss 55sSsS ;s 81 4
SO o,oiooi p; r.. m frsni q ne pfs11ise., ne
ssS6srsd three hnadrsd and fotty-e,sRi fse. Shay:
M 0S. e ,gspiy ~ 1ss; "a eos1 ssssss PA
eet @ Me rssT lihs q ss.d and .lsS ths so9th
square numbered three handfed ana 1ofty. eight
s.siRs ssa 81 R
fy @ asSs V Vii IFS e pses:
of properly being we'll inptorsd ard PelnE Afst-
The hfst-inentienfd p(sss Of property WIN % sola
WIS VII s. ss9siti.sd sss sss a.S -. 80
Terms OF sale; One third In caih. OF which e2D on
each piece property gst be PAID y ne ale; the
" d.sS Of sfs he 'sssi!fssaea 81 the Irsstss
sftar he day q stie: the trnse resolve:
the right to resell the property ~ the fsk ana cost
o. frst purchaser. Az so1Seyapselh1H n pIrcha'-
siS e0''. 2 80 GREEN Z WffLf1Xs,
d ap7-Tu, III, s&ds -52Glf-ro riizSt Aucfloneefs.
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sakE q y HEA s6Jrn TNs
.CoREERr OF Ninth. - ASp U STREETS

BY virtue of deed Of trust dated Noys15esr q,
A. ID. lsss, duly recorded In Ltber and No. 4
ton county, in the 6tarict o. Columbia, and a The
a pubic suction, n nonf Of me premises, on
JRgSsp ApIil, % isst e 90 S,elSss P M M:
eIiy q W.sSlnston, Q. G.. 70 TIu All q LOT nun:
bered twenty-one (N) and all OF lot numbered
twenty c29 except the south eight % fest BY
eighty-ssyen tll feet deep. IN Meigs q
original lots Numbered nine, (S ten, -tlo,l and
eleven, GIL Of square numbered three hundred and
dxty-one, (ssi,) Is laid down md recorded In the
in Al three tho1sshd &! hsnaysd and nin.ty.hrss
each fronting els htee s) fesf seven ana ons half
~. nehs' on sinih street with he depth Of said
Terms; Cash. A deposit OF one hundred Cs,ool
dollars on day or sale. All conveyaacing at cost Of
purchaser II terms % s1le are not complied with
ave AK seT s1s me sSs T
purchaser, after seven days advertisement In some
one or more nerspspers puelished In the city OF
"AAA1ninsssn' ~ Wv. DESHAM, Trustee.
n
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ABGFIeNsSAIRS

Corner q Ssss SsSsis4
va. ,1 gss s5UI ., S 81
sfeEEE w Isl PS Ss askEts4fs = ph u e
EsEti asssfo. ssls "a gssSIc s.ssiss, q men.
o,cloek D. M, fbf house ana To- NOW occupied hy
Pennsyissnis syenss esd, ssinf psif % ISsS run.
eered one, al IN square nlmhered forr. hprdred
snd axty.cne, t.i,l eentainsd VIII ne toiio.ing
F Rsss: ias sG sa.ss.
eisht Il, incne. 'wesfrardiy y ron abs Se1hssst
wsfdly along the line % ssid Avenue tssntyst.o
Win ssid Avenue 'fSy-txe tssl {tets fkenss Que
q Sor' tsrses hence hen ssst iisnT ssid strsst
twensyttvo f7l feet; thsnce neste forty.s11 ts,l
feetand niue tsl tnches, and thtnce nortnwsray 70
TIE Place q heginning fee iuprcysms1ts e1ns -
rhisa rrD2ss both on sHsnus ana =
lsTns ef ale: Qss th,ra q .ss g9ssh.ss neHsy
sh.ser VIII be % sys hl note. for the DC,
eight 90 per cent. per annum, and sfcarsd y DEED
q trust on The Psopsrsy. degc RI 81 onys wi
e e so sp e ss es
q bEEsipoFd iafIf ttSskE 5fAHHU5si bal
- Executors Of es.as. d Z scsns6n: daeesss.ssd.
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apis-Mks2w LATIMER { CLEARY, Aue
DY wORMLEYE JOHNSON,
Id Real Estate Broksrsand Aucfioneers,
lsllH Pennsylvania avenue.

BY virtue OF deed OF trust to- Daniel L. Eaton,
prene Court Of the District Of Columbia, IN equity
cause No: - docket 70, VIII sen &C public a1c-
that piece or pireel Of ground situate. lying and
described Is the xest half Numbered ave 90 In
Tsrns. foar SanSrsS dollars and expenses ofs.ie
in cash; balance In six and twelve months for
which the notes Of the purchaser besring interest
trust on the properly, VIII Be taken. Adeposit OF
t1D viii be reQulred ct time OF SALE All convey
Terms to be complied with N I'VE days or the
properly win Be resold At the risk and cost Of the
- 20 Y u sF IGK T Issss
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-21

Tfk5vEb Pf01BBf kr9Ys az ne s s66i3rHfShtssf
e BE s2sF Il
sfffsss Of . assd Of enss % Daniel D, Eaton
SSlI ssSss,dsS II kSs No ~ SS
ne 6ist.s, e Sslsnbis snS e ths 5sSssss q &c
g iEs 8. :sfad sSi he ~
dsscf1bed rsA sststs, Stasss tieeisy o. wssSins
ss @ as "a = so
Sfss. ~ sssianina Tor De same 4 DE so1tSssss
e. tG u sss 81. asRss
ssess II st,s,sst l,ps = r,sSs ssgls; e ,s,a
hslf gsta Bet shenss s.ss one hsnSfss qcC, fssa
lsifGIiSsl isst 70 iSs pIseS efSsSihpinF. 49,.
mo N az sas
Ssu fss 2 rs e Y
dssd q trust on ihs ssa Ky Ss ssse s.,
An eonyeysnelng e sapsnss q pEscnsssr- y
sSis te vse he eh 70
property Al the risS and cost * ts dsfsnitng pur
chaser xter i've days, edsertisednt In some enc Or
DasHai5;sHssss y ~. y
; spzThsruAds = s Surviving trustee.
lHTHE. ABOVE SALE Is PQsTrqNED on
account OF the weather untn FhiDA1, Aprn n
i'''' 'A"' noun .n' esEHSosRReE ". sTIoKNEI,
.pls-sruThads J. T. ooLp%iEsII, saissmsn.
DYE. n. wARNER,
u Real Estate Broker and Auctionesr.
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh ond sts.N.W.
TRQsTEE's SALE OF YALUABLE UNIV
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sEEa sIpNSAAssp 2 n pS MAESER, lrru.tse..
mh15-W, F,Mkds r. h. RYAN q Co. Auets,

tees until FRIDAY, April q, ls7i. same hour and
70 cH1kLEs s PRENfiss, Trustees
, 1874-06-02
NOTE PRINTING.

THE pANK1Sa COMMITTEES INVESTIGATION.
WARRINGTON, D. G., June 1.-The Committee
on Banking and Currency to-day resumed con-
sideratloM of tho note-printing question. Coun-
gol for tho New York Bank Note Printing COM
pauies did not charge fraud against tho Govern
mont Printing Bureau, but the work had been
done at oxtravagant rates. Tho cost Of printing
for 1873 waH stated in tho answer Of McCarsus at
s1.365,Oo0. while the bookH OF the Treasurer
showed s3As,o0o. bosiaeH not specifically &C.
counted for by vouchers az to whom the money
had boon paid. Assistant Secretary Sawyer said
tho Treasury Department la1 furnished IN nc
count which tho counsel oA the other site had
pronounced untrue, but the ncoouMt waH true,
anti represented tho eutiro amount cEronded by
the Bureau. It would take mouths to copy all
tha vouchers md papers desired, but sub
committee could bo appointed, md by personal
examination Hatlafy tho Committee of tho factA
% stated In the report. Representatives. OF the
bureau explained tLat tho s345U UU0 alluded to
ny counsel for the balllk-noto printing conlpa-
MICS should 10 deducted from, instoas Of added
to, tho 81 ,3o5,0 900, to give tho notua sum for
printing noteS and other HncurtIcs, tho G IL. QUO
being appropriated aud oxpondotl for informal
revenue stamps, irrespective OF other work.
During tho examination 1t WIS shown by the
Printing bureau, In explanation OF the apparent
inconsistency IN tho slzo OF tia paper usol for
printing tho 50-cent Irrational, currency, TINT
the Bizo OF tho paper was regulated hY tho size
OF tho plate, Which controls tho prco OF the
printing, md tAih rs1o governed Rll the amounta
paid for tho execution Of work.
, 1874-06-02

NALL1tOAD MEETINGS.
The annual meeting Of tbs Chicsgo, Rock
flea OF thu Company on Van Buren, street to.
morrow, and that OF the Chicago Il Northwest
osn Railroad at tho Office on knxo street tho
day after. Tho annual meeting OF tho Chicago
q Northern lacic AIRLINE will be held at No,
u East Washington street at 10 a. m.
THE CHICAGO rADuUAu RAILROAD
has just completed it's telegrapll-iino along the
lno Of tic road from Skroator Ill., to Windsor,
1928 milos. This Company las boon eomowhat
delayed in completing tho extensivn southwark
from Windsor By difficulty In getting the richt Of
way for mile aud half Of The road in EtNnc.
ham County. TAe owners Aayo refused to soil
the right OF way at any price, and an injunction
hab been obtalned to prevent any work being
dono on the land in question. A subscription OF
$209. QUO had boeh voted by hloultrie County Oh
condition that the road shall be completed ia
Altamont by May 29, aud it ia beliovod that thit
trouble ia cnused by parties who wish to
have the subscription forfeited. Itwas believed
that tho right OF way could bo obtained without
difficulty, until it too late to beglu prooeod-
iugs for ltB condemnation.
RAILROAD EAnN1Nds.
The earnings Ut tile Chicago & Northwestern
Railway for the second week iu May wero; 1874.
$e55.4sa 1878, s247,o25 increase, ss,457, Of
939 per cent.
Tie oarninga of tho Chicago, Milwaukee L St.
Paul RRilway for the third weea in May voro:
1s7l, $20f. .2oO; 1873, S17S $50; Increase,
$25,06l, or 1A55ss per cent.
THE CHICAGO ALTON SUIT
:. Sptciat Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
6rRISnFlELD, ILL.,, June 1.--Tllo Chicago d
Alton caao WAS to come up to-day, but uothing
was dono by tho Court except to enter IN fen
formal orders. The CASIO will not be heard proba-
ply, ii it should DO called. until next week.
, 1874-06-02

THE CURRENCY QUESTION.
WARRINGTON, juno 1,-Iho Financo Confer
enco Conmittoo held another session to-day,
lasting from until O'Clock. Tho question OF
tho percentage Of greonback rotlromont was dis
cussod at gront length, but nothing definite waH
decided on. A member Of tho Committee stated
tonight that ho lad no idea TINT tlsoy would 10
able 10 agree upon any measure tint would 10
satisfactory to Congress and tho President. Tie
motion is gaining strength daily thai no flnau-
oaal proposition will be successful this session,
tYo the .4sactated Prrs31
INDIAN APPROPRIATIONS,
WARRINGTON, d. G., Juno 1.-To-daY tho
Hotao COMMITTEE on Appropriations directed a
section to be put into tho Miscellaneous Appro-
taw Nation ct Indians e2, 22,O00 in settlement
for land coded to tho Government II, tho State OF
Mississippi by those Indians. in 1880.
HoM1NAT1oNs CONFIRMED.
The senate referred tao nominations Of Bris-
to" and Richardson to tho Finance End Judiciary
Committees. respectively, and confirmed the fol-
indians. KanHas; Jn,ncs ". lIico, Postmaster
ut GnInett Kan. John Mason, Surveyor Gem
era' Of tho Territory Of Arizona; retor Neg1ey,
Surveyor Of Customs at Gaiona, Ill. Post
mastcrs--Jplln N. SMlphcn, Lancaster, O.: J.
llowman, Virlen, H., George lIuptor, Newton,
1a. Moses Mcascr, Hudson, 0.
Tho Attornoy-Goueral has decided that tho
ttmo at which tlo importation Of goods IL ac-
compliahad ia not when tlicy aro entered for con-
sumption, but When they are brought into port
Of tho United States with thu intent to be thero
discharged; and tlsat tho a:t OF CuuglcBs in
crensng iii general terms tho duties upon impor-
tations does not npply to goods then III Wa1e-
houses.
ND-Co31,1lEs1oNEn.
Mr. Durdett, Of Miusu.!ri, to-dny took tho oath
Yf c1ffHh
Ofdce,
THE ILLINOIS pEE39 ExCuRsf0NISTs
visited Mount Vernon tc-tlay. To-inorrnw night
they Will parlcko OF q banluot given in tlter
honor BY tic liil,oin Statu AsbUclatiu1l, Dcforo
leaving for home, on Thursday, they will my
their Respects to TIC 1'rcaident.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
The House Committee On Appropriation. to-
day agreed to insert III the Sundry Civil AppYop-
pration bill tho following amounts for public
buiqtuga at tue places narilcd: Boston Post
Office, a952, 2,027; BcBton Custom-11o,lae, $25,-
cog; Chicago. $75oo Cincinnati, aGO0,-
ooo; Evnnnvil1e, Ind. s50.OD0; Hartford,
slS1, ooo; COG Memphis, s25, ,ooo; Now OrleanH,
SiM Coy; Now York 81 ~ 207 olnahn, s., 900;
Philadelphia, s75o, ,0W; st. Louis, $4,000; SIM
War, mud Navy Department buildings, Washing
tou, 1000: milwaukee,, s'33, 40. There aro
several othor arpropriat ttonB. being for tho Sonti
About 81, ,0u0 in alt are proposed for public
buildings. and for general repairs. 5200,U0
Some OF these appropriations include furniture.
Two hundred and niucty-two thousand Elk hun-
dred md eighty dollars arc inserted for the s,lrr
vey of tho Indian reservations, and S2,2225G0
for tho Choctaw claim.
, 1874-06-02

11rdor H.. co,t ~ H. statn, ,,,u. ,,~. trtuo
d,,Oa ~ 5lo ea " tu 1M.os plais mose latfo-
Nv H. E6ST1; ~. assit ~ t.no
phoioeranio and I;tiorra,ic nrnta n,iIas"ny IL
tca n,9naynts A1. etc ~
seaontiiic nurl,osss A'A ~" ~ ''"''''n"l A1'a
~ Mr fnAHKEi,-Tor TIN o,,,o,,r,.n+ ~ t,,o
r,,st;tut;,, . ~ ~ y ,od tno ao9ns 4 o. sne
Sannr. ~, H. ~ ~ ~ Aot to o'eo''o VI
"'A"'''' y 'ny ag,{. }.ooulo. =, ,u,,,,,r
tr rpr,1i1M ,,'n"nI ,n"n'ot. ~ ..ama Ian. H.. ,,o,
,,, nc,,4 4n.,.'n, ,t1' ~ ~ snp"u 49, Wv tu!g7
,nn' mnn noaitnnr W tn Msn 1o senate III .ho ame,d
n,tosonan ;" a,ao a'anps ia". AeIooo ~ "o
eon'oteneo ooMtnlttoe vas ordered
or ,,,o,, ats "a g.. ohTtESS!6E ;sS t11,M i.'hL.
,rsd +, ~ .. oa ~. nI.iu, ~ i.o1se COIL
, 1874-06-02
WALL STREET.


Aa11o <AE tAA4A AAO O1tCGl u RHkGECN&A
Speeias D[suatcA to Ihs Ch;eaao Tribune.
NEw Yong, June 1.-StockB wero weak to-day,
With decline In price OF Il to ~ pcr cent.
Tic leading feature was Eric, which opened ut
1881. against 359G at the close on Friday. and
Tell of to a219. Tho dool!no III Eric was IN gym
patby with tho price on tho London 6tocE-Ex-
change, which was ,toputod to bo 29yl to 90.
Ono ca,lso OF THU decline WAS said to he tho
simultaneous publication in London aud Nov
York Of pasnph!at by ox-Auditor Dunan. 4
peruaal Of tlle pamphlet, however, failcd to
elicit anything beyond what has already been
publ'Bhcd. n,oro berona Htatement as to the
Gu,lBo Of tho decline was q roport that tic
English accountants, who arc Investigating af-
falrs Of Eric, had tolcGraphod to their frionda III
London that their Investigation lad found ovi-
douco OF corruption. Prenlont Watson reiter-
atos E.is general dcninl Of everything roaoutlng
upon the road Or its administration,
, 1874-06-02
| WASHINGTON.
When Richardson Falls,
He Falls Like
Lucifer.
Gen. Bristow to Succeed the
Ez'Probate Judge.
The Latter Nominated to the
Court Of Claims.
Ills Confirmation to Tint Position
Regarded as Doubtful.
Our Claims Against Spain on
Account Of the Virginius.
fflr. Dawes Forces Tho Little Tariff
Bill Through lilo House.
Hurlbut Attempts to Revive
the Income Tax, and
Fails.
Mr. Beck Fi|ibusters in Opposition to
the Civi[-Rights Bill.
Decrease Of $4,456,838 in the
Public Debt.
Mr. Beck FiIibusters in Opposition to
the Civi-Rights Bill.
Decrease Of $4,456, 1893 in the
Public Debt.
THE TREASURY.
Special Dlspatth to The Chicaco Tribune.

@pS~'"E 0*1tt"t%" " 4He LH1CHV0 ltsuHHts
THE RECENT RESERVATIONS.
WAsn1SoToN, D. c., June 1.-Tho destinations
Of both Secretary Richardson and Solicitor Ban
flo1d wero tcndered and accepted by tho prosi-
dent on Friday night. Speculation ia rifo rs to
the successorahip in tile case Of Daniiold. The
namo of Mr.. Jordan, his predecessor mas bocu
mentioned; also. that OF 1Ir. Joseph II. Robin
Bon. tho present Assistant Solicitor. THO lattor
gentleman is thoroughly familiar with all tue do
tails Of tho ofllco, and RI excellent lawyer.
Should tho President decide to abide by tho
Civil-Ser,ico rules, Mr.. Robinson will bo pro-
motod. Tile vacancy probably will not DO filled
Tor two wooks. Tho nomination OF
1'r'htow hns beon received with much sntisfac-
ton, as worry happy solution Of troublesome
question. 1t is nnid that up to Friday lant Mr..
Delano was confident TINT ho would DO chubeu
for the place.
Con. Dcn1amin Z. DrstoT is q native of Zen
Il Xeafs Of agS and LEVER
as Captain Of cavalry from kentucky Oh tbs
broahints out OF tho robcllion, mud soryed in tho
Army Of the Cumberland until pcaco WAS de-
tIar sared avl' Wien mustered out 10 hold Brisa
sent his nnn,e to tho Senato for tho position Of
httt.orney-Goncral Mt tho same ti1no ho nominated
Wlllams for Chief Justice Of tho United States.
THE CHANCES IN THE uESATE.
It Is thought extremely probable that Bristov
will be confirmed tomorrow, but grave doubts
are cxrrosaed us 10 Mr. Richardson's fate
There seems to be no reason why LIE should DO
confirmed, wl!ilo there arc reasons without num-
her "hy ho should be rejected. II has not yot
transplred how tho President became satisfied
that a confirmation could be had, aud il would
appear that bis anxiety to settle tho mattor led
him to jump at assurances based on worry slight
grounds, such as he would hare held uttorly ill.,
sufficient at any other time.
f1p thu Isseciafed TTtss.l
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 1.-l}anflold, Solicit
or OF tho Treasury. has resigned. No oue as
yet has beon indicated MS his succeBaor.
Tho nomination Of Gen. Brstow to DO Socrc-
tary Of tile Treasury, is fayorably received by
both phrties In Congress, and it is thought tlsoro
will 10 10 opposition whatever to his confirms
ton.
PUBLIC nEnT sTATEs1EST,
Tho Public Debt statement for Juno IL "a fol-
, 1874-06-02
EVENING SESSION.

Ellis FROM TIE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE,
Mr. TNEalAIN. from tho Judiciary Commits
tee, ropur!od . bill providing TINT, III all PRO-
ceedinga Of snantlamus wherein United Btates
officer who iH party may Aio, resgn, or bo TO-
moved from Office before tho tinnl determination,
of proceedings, tho Hanlo may bo continued in
tho na,no OF his succouaor In ollico. Passed.
Yarlosls other bills of no gonoral intorost wero
reported, and passed. Among them was bill
intended to prayont the kidnapping Ut I.alan
children.
Mr.. BUTLER (Mass.) roportetl bill! author
izlng woman otherwise qualified to practice aa
attorneys aid conneeilarn-at.law In tho several
courts 0f tl!o United Sta.cs. Tho bill WAS ortor-
cd to third rea'ling alnid great hilarity, by
yoto Of Uti to Us.
Mr.. RICE then interposea dilatosy motion
OF adjournment.
The motion was successful, and, without fur.
thor action on tue woman lawyers bill, tho
House adjourned.
Tho, Judiciary Committee has DOW exhausted
ita right to report oxcept oil rosoryei questions,
auoh ~ tho ClYil.Rghta blu.
, 1874-06-02

DVtEt7s U1EFHlcN 70 INe EHsc0Q0 If7bNME.
BILL 70 REGULATE FREIGHT AND pABsEyorn
RATES.
WAsu1N0Tox, D. c., June 1.-1Ir. Conllipr,
from the 8enata Judiciary Committee, reported
back favoraby. and with only QUE insienfcant
amendment, the. bill introduced BY Mr. Ingalls,,
OF kanHas, in April last regulating tho rates Of
freight and fare over the Union Pacific Railroad,
1he bill is addition to the fifteenth section Of
tho oct Of 1862. aud provides for tho punishment
OF tho Union Pacific Company for any refusal
to rccoiye aud transmit over its line freight
or passengers, destined for any point
on its line, or for transportation
over tho Central Pacific Railroad, and for
overcharging for tho samo. It also provides
punishment for determinations ia favor Of or
against freight and passengers. The DenYor and
kansas Pacific Railroad Companios arc included
III Tho bill Us provided in the net Of 1860.
, 1874-06-02

WHAT ouA novEnNa1EHT NAA NOT DONE,
WAau.SGroN, D. e., juno 1.-Tho recent dis
patches froEn London to tlIo effect that Great
1srtuiu is about to prcss for Tho roparatiou duo
Aor from Spain for outragoH committed upon
I3rtisl. subjects when tho Virgiuiua was talon,
has awakened considerable interest lsro. There
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-13
ALBANY REGISTER.
The wheat l.respecs-Priee

It is estimated that the area of
wheat sown III Oregon is at least
fifteen per cent. greater than IN any
former Jear, and as the weather has
been exceedingly favorable, the
yield is almost certain to be much
larger th'n ever before k,rwn.
The question which now seeks
an answer is, what will wheat be
worth per bt,sleI at harvest? Of
conre this is a most difficult con.
nnl'drum to solve. Purchases have
been reported in San Francisco, to
be de ivered in July, at from 81 60
to 81 IS per 100 pounds. This
would seem 10 indicate much lower
figures that our producers received
last season. Oregon exporters are
buying very lite at present, aud
50 tar we have a,ot heani Of an offer
~ contract Er the new cup. If
the first expectations Of California
producers hold good, the immense
crop Of that State will require all
the ships COmisg TO San Francisco
to convey il to European markets,
rendering it very difficn to secure
vessels for Oregon accept at high
rates--aId the higher the rates of
charters the less will he the receipts
Of the producer. On the other hand
1t the reports that recent storms and
floods IN California have seriously
injured the grain crop of that State
prove true, our farmers may get as
fair prices for their wheat as they
dM last season, provided always the
demand from Europe prove as good
as then.
At latest dates the price for
wheat IN Liverpml remained above
twelve shllings.