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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. July 15,-Wheat was moderate
~ active and opened strong on arm
Liverpool cables, but eased Off under
selling based ON good weather on the
northwest september was NJ. = TO IA
at the start at VI 3 to 81 y, sold at sl1s
Gglh and reeated TO Oils.
Corn was quiet, the principal trading
was In the distant deliveries. Septem-
Der opened " q 81 higher at 1875 10 1913
on the higher start in wheat. put eased
OF to 1914 on realizing sales
Oats We're steady and trading was
small in volume.
September opened s@i4 higher at ASA
Provisions were active and weak j.
cent decline In hogs tending TO depress
values, September pork was OH l5ml1h2
to &M27ia at 1909 1910 and sold on
TO lbs0. Lard was i21s lower AT o..5,
and ribs were 54l0c. lower at S& To
Ciose--wheat-July. @F; Sept, SOFA a
,tornaJaiys p; Sept. 75ss; Dec. siA a
Si 6Saiis May @ ga g@ q july, aA. Sept
Pork--July, 1870; Sept, $500 i5.S2is
Isard@jaly, s.zM; Sept, o.s7h; Oct
Ribs-JlIy, S.s7, Sept, S.Ss1a; oct, So
Rye@cash. 74@75.
Barley-cash. 66G7o.
Wheat-The latter tone was weak and
the market closed almost at the lowest
and closed weak at 9o7s asi, shade
above tho previous final quotation.
Corn-Reports OF backward condition
of the crop In northern Iowa caused
prices to sag further and the close was
weak at the bottom. September sold off
to 7d7s and closed at that figure net
loss OF "a.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York July 1s.--Sugar. raw. numi-
md. Fair refining S.s0G3S6. centrifugal,
SO test, 420di.36; molasses sugar 3.55W
Reaned--Quiet. Crushed. go: powder
ed, $50; granulated, $40
Coffee-.Quiet. No. Rio. 65-l6 No. 1
Santos. sa.
ENAPORATED FRUITS.
New York, July 1.-THE market for
spot quotations practically nominal
Peaches are steady ana without further
change, Fancy are quoted at lQn l0h
fair, b15 a 6ls.
from the coast ana a withdrawal of or
fernss for prompt shipment, local buy
ers OF prlines remain Indifferent and
quotations atlll range from a5a 10 u for
California and from SO to "a for Ore
gon fruit latter UP 10 30s and 4Os
Apricots are unchanged, with choice
quoted az i0HlOls extra choice, uG1E;
fancy, 12Ml8
quoted 20 sla 4SA extra choice, 949A (;
fancy, l0Wl0iI extra fancy. l0h ali.
Raisins are dull, with loose muscatcl
quoted al 4A nGi4 choice to fancy seed
cd. ~ 6rGis seedless, 5dG London lay
ers, l.2jg1,3,
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ToNoPAII.

Tonopah Nevada, 775@S.OO; Montana
Tonopah 1876 bid; Tonopah Ext. $50
so; MacNamara, 55@56' Midway, SO
bid. Tonopah Belmont 9Oa9l; Ohio
Tonopah, ! asked: West End Con, II
bid; Rescue, s49; Golden Anchor, bid;
jim Butler, 2s5D29; Cash Boy, . bid
Home. asked, Golden Crown, . bid,
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TINTIc SHIPMENTS.
New "UnClc Jesse" Knight Smeltcr
Gets Bulk of Business Already.

Especial 70 the "News.D
Eureka, July 1s.-'rhe Tintlc ship
ments for the past week were as fol-
lows:
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GOLDFIELD.

IOl%DfIEl-D.
Sandstone, 30 asked; Col. Mt. i5ais:
Jumbo Ext, 44G45; Vernal 4 bid
Pennsylvania, asked; Booth. is bid /;
Blue Bull, llQl2. Adams, 3G4 Silver
Pick, 1913 Nevada Boy 3Gi4 Black
Butte Est. bid; Blue Bell, 4q5; Dixie,
lac; Goldtleld Columbia, 1905; Hiber.
MIA, . bid; st. lves, 80 bid; Conqueror, 4
bid Black Rock ] bid, Lone star, Z
bid G. Wonder, . asked; Potlatch, TO-
sales; ORC, 9Ml0; Kendall Ext. asked
Sandstone Ext. . asked; Mayne, 1m2:
Atlanta 1920; CIT. Bend, 2602S En-
pire, bid; Red Top Ext, l04ii: Flor.
ence, 3lOg3l2ls; D'held B, b. Cons,
lS0i9 Golddcld Daisy. 1880: Comb
Fraction, S5aS6; CT Bend Ext. bid
CT. Bend Annex, 6 bid; q. b. Bonanzl,
f. Mohawk, 10 bid; Red HIS, 1920
Mohawk Ext, 3 bid; l.. Dillon. 2 bid
Y. Tiger Z bid; Grandma, 10 asked Y
Rose I bid; Col Mt Ext, asked
Goldhrld con- 5.17le bid, D'held Tr-
angle, bid. Coming Nation asked.
BuLLFROG.
Original la2! Bullrog Mining. 4
bid; Mont Bullfrog, I asked. Nation
al Bank bid H. Harris 1 asked
Amethyst, asked. Gold BAR, 3p4:
Cons GM7; Montgy. Sho Ext, /
asked q Scepter, as: Montgy. Mt,
ga Z; Homestalo Cons, Sf3d45; Y.
Girl, I asked Mineral Hin, 4 bid,
MANHATTAN.
MANN Cons, o asked. Mani. Min.
Coz 2 asked Buffalo I bid; $, Dog,
bidi Y Horse, / bid
OTHER DISTRICTS.
F'airvlow Eagle, 3S bid, Pittsburg
Sl, Peak. ITO asked. North Star Won
der, asked, Round Min, 500 90,
Eagles Nest 10 bid.
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stock Broker. siS b. u Walker Block
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SUGAR AND CoFFEE.

New York. July 1s-Sugar raw. numi-
nal. Fair refining, S.003.S6. centrifugal,
,9g test. 4.Soa 1875; molasses sugar 5.55H
3.6l
Reaned--Quet. Crushed, go: powder
ed 80; granulated, $40.
Santos, So.
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Fairview Eagle 3S bid, Pittsbure
sill Peak ITO asked. North Star Won.
der asked, Round Min, 500 90,
Eagles Nest, o bid.
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OTHNR DIsTRICTs.

MANN Cons, asked Mani. Min.
CO., 2 asked Buffalo l bid; $ Dog, /
bid Y Horse, bid
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-11
The Royal Box.

The German emperor rises at 5 a. m.
and sometimes earlier II the press OF
business is unusually heavy.
Emperor Franz Josef stiIl enjoys
his favorite pastime Of hunting at
Ischl and IN spite OF his seventy eight
years climbed 5000 feet not long ago
and shot four stays.
King Edward and Queen Alexandra
Of England, though far from being the
Oldest OF the royal couples, have been
married for more years than any 9th.
or pair Of crowned heads in Europe.
King Alfonso played In an exciting
polo game at the Spring HIN grounds,
near Rugby, during his recent visit TO
England The king had several fine
Individual runs, one almost from goal
to goal, and 1t was noticed that he
limped whenever he dismounted. He
used Ave ponies in all.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-11
Sporting Notes.

Auction sales OF seasoned polo ponies
are very rare In this country. The rec
ord price in England Is $500. paid ten
years ago for thoroughbred mare.
The Jockey Club OF Mexico has de-
eided to print the oficial bulletin for
the great Mexican Derby, which Il to
take place In 1910. In the English Ian
guage.
Tad Jones, premier quarterback ana
catcher Of Yale teams and prominent
40 a coach, has decided to become
temperance lecturer. He has taken an
active part In religious affairs for
many years.
Joe Wood, the American association
pitching phenom. purchased by the
Boston Americana. is only nineteen
years old. He was seventeen when he
pitched his first professional game
with the Hutchinson QKan.) team o.
the Western association.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Following is list or real estate
transfers Of KoOtenai county as fur
nished by the Occur d'Alene Abstract
q Title Guarantee company:
United States to Joseph L. Gentry;
8 half NE quarter and N half Sc
quarter, sec. 20, twp. so, N. R. 2.
Phillip J. Quillin to Scott Kenyon.
lots / to 8, blk. 20, Simms add.
Scott Kenyon to Maggie q. Heath.
1926; lot 6 blk. 26, Simms add.
Frederick w. Jordish to Ira Leo
,nard Shanks; 1926; lots IA and Is.
blk. 5, Granite add. to Post Falls.
Frederick w. Trumpour to Fred
erick w. Jordan; $3.50; lots IA and
d5, Granite add.
Joseph A. Borden to Anna c. Eddy
$3.50; lot 1, blk A, Lakeside park.
Addie Dittemore to Ada e. Jar
NETT, s half NV quarter and N half
SW quarter, sec. 28, twp. so, N. r..
w. and e half NV quarter sec. Q.
twp. 40, N. r. 4, w. b. NJ.
Martin Poleson to l. & w. N. Ry..
Q. c. d. part of Sc quarter sW quar-
ter and Sw quarter Sc quarter. sec.
1854 W.
John Davis and J. A. Newcomb to
William verdenuis and Chas, Beeler,
$500; block % Rose Lake.
William verdenius and Chas. Beel-
err to w. s. Berglund; $500; as
above.
Anton Baardson to G. D. A. lum-
Der Co., lot s, blk. s, C. d. A. city.
Delphis Guerin to John. =. Bates.
part lot 2. sec. %, twp. IS, n. R. 4,
w. B. NJ.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-11

Oriental Costumes, Cards ana oy..er
Supper.

Oriental Costumes, Cards ana Oyster
Supper.
The card party and oyster SIMMER
given last evening at sanders nan
by the ladies Of the Eastern star 49,
sisted by the knight Templara vas
one o. the most pleasing soclal
events ever given In the city. TAere
was about $50 in attendance ana
me evenings entertainment opened
with a grand march with members
Of the two organizations attirsd ID
oriental costumes into the hail where
the visitors Of the evening were seat.
Cd. Preceding the march into he
hall the announcement was made By
Geo. Fayzeete. who acted a. herald,
tnat Queen Esther, and her court
had arrived, and then the procession
led by o. q. Barr, worthy patron Of
the order marched into the haIl. Mrs.
Elizabeth Delaney, worthy matron Of
the order, acted as Queen Esther
and followed Mr.. Barr. Following
Queen Esther came Mrs. Perry Black
who represented va Sod Hara, the
Egyptian Queen, and then came
Heron, the Persian astroIoger, rep
resented by Geo. williams. The
next In the procession was Rev. w.
"A. Fry, who represented the Hindu
astrologer, and 1t was completed
with Shebna. and his magic crystal.
represented by r. d. Winn. After
the entrance into the hall by Queen
Esther, and the members OF her orr
entail court, they were introduced
to those present by the master of
ceremonies, o. e. Barr, and an adj
dress Of welcome given them. Mayor
Scallon responded on behalf OF the
city Of Occur d'Alene, concluding by
stating that though he realized that
they would find the costumes Of the
city strange to them, that he hoped
that they would long remain with its
citizens.
After these ceremonies those in
attendance gathered about the tables
and played progressive whist, while
others had their fortunes told by
the oriental visitors in booths that
had been prepared for the purpose.
Mrs. Davies won the first ladies'
prize, which was a beautiful stein
donated by M. C. Petersen, and Per-
ry Jones the first gentlemen's prize,
a handsome deck of cards. The la
dies consolation prize, a squash, was
awarded to Mrs. Harvey, and the
gentlemen's, a pumpkin, to ]. L. Nc
Clear. The evenings entertainment
was concluded with an oyster supper
The order netted $57.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-11
DANES AND DAUGHTERS.

Sarah Bernhardt who q now sixty.
six years old. has left Paris for an
other tour or Europe.
F'Auntie" Eliza n. bliss. ared lOs
died &C Pueblo. Cole. recently. she
distinctly remembered four American
war periods.
To the memory oe Hannah Dustin
two statues have been erected, d rare
distinction for a woman IN this coun-
try. One statue IL at HavsrhilI. ATasn.
and the other on Dustina island, New
Hampshire.
Miss Martha Van. Rensselaer,, super.
visor OF the reading course for farm
ers' wives conducted BY tho agricultur-
81 college of Cornell university, be-
lieves that there should be a woman
Judge In Juvenile courts where girls
are tried.
Dr. Mary Louise Gordon OF london
has been appointed inspector OF pris-
ons and assistant inspector OF state
and certified inebriate refOrmatoriea.
Il Ii the first time that the British
home ONCE has appointed woman
to such an once.
Miss Anna c, Wilson, one OF the
four women visitors 10 the recent
International Typographical union con.
ventlon In Boston. Ii at the head OF a
movement to raise $I,O00.O0O for the
endowment Of the Printers home az
Colorado Springs. She Is a trustee or
the home, having been elected over
eight men. who were anxious for the
place.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-11

May be Succeeded by Miss Edlth
AIarshmU.

N-f-+-rNA~TAN - ANNAAN A-NAAAa-
Marshall.
Mrs. Ida Miner has tendersd her
resignation as librarian Of the pub
lie library, and Il has been accepted
BY the library committee, ana Miss
Edith Marshall recommended for the
poaition. While the resignation has
been accepted BY the above commit
tee Il win have % be- fnAlly acted
upon BY the directors OF the Won
ans club. who WIN meet Friday az
ternoon at the home OF Mrs. ]. L.
Meclear, and At this tlme successor
will also be selected. At this meet
Ing Of the directors plans WIN also
be discussed looking to moving the
library into its new quarters in the
city hall when It is completed.
Following the meeting OF the d.
rectors the club win hold q session.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-11
Things theatrical

Miss Carrie De Mar has been en-
sased for London run.
Wright Lorimer has begun his sea,
son In The Shepherd King"
Edward Lyon III one 81 the latest en-.
gagaments for Mrs Wigs or the
Cabbage Patch"
MaFgaret Angiin has been playina
Katherine In The Tanning of the
shrsw' In Australia.
Il 4 reported that J. d. Dodson Is to
q starred this season In a new play by
Hartley Manners, entitled Birth"
IN one Of the road companies o. .sThe
Wolf are Joseph Green. William Nor
ton, Harry Mainhall and Alice Baxter.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-11
Industrial Items.

Substantially One-third Of the entire
Industrial capital Of Brazil Is invested
in cotton mills.
Next to mining the greatest industry
OF South Africa IL sugar growing. The
amount Of money invested In this is
e7,S00,O0O.
Count Hamilton. the Swedish minis
ter OF the interior. said in a recent ad.
dress that within the last ave years
100000 days OF labor have been lost
through strikes in Sweden.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-11
Law Points.

The right OF the defendant to be
present when verdict il returned, o.
cured to him by statute, 10 held in
State versus Way (Kan-), 0S Pac. l6e,
Il L. r. A. IN. 81, Goa. to be Oneswhlch
may be waived.
In State versus Marfaudille Cwash.).
~ Pac. 0S0. IA L. r. A. IN. 81, $40,
which was q prosecution for homicide
caused by a spring gun set by the ac-
cused, It Ii held that one has no right
TO take human life, directly or Indirect
". to prevent q mere trespass upon or
theft Of property.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-11
Notice 20 Tar Payers.

The state board having made %.
many changes in my assessment. the
books can not bs made ready TO re-
ceIve taxes untiI October 20. 1905
and the same win become delinquent
the ilrst Monday in January. 1893.
c. A. BAILoR, Tar ColIector.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-11

The Arm Of Mcguire q Amell IL
this day dissolved. All accounts
owing the firm are payable at the
American. Bank a Trust company.
All goods left with the above firm for
sale on q commission basis are sub
feet to owners risk. NJ. AMELL.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-11
Proverbs.

No one IL fortunate all his life
Greek Proverb.
He that wants hope Is the poorest
man alive. - French Proverb.
Who ehatters to you VIII chatter
about you.-German Proverb.
One foolish act may undo man and
q timely one make his fOEtnne.-Iris
Proverb.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-11

TIE Press WIN deem e . special
theiF paper regularly WIN rabort fl,s
same to the once. a. L G. eur n17iv
means OF knowing how the carS3esa
are doing their work
we VIII pay q reward of aak a.
evidence that win convict any sna ~
stealing papers SITTER they ara DELIVERED.
THR PRRss PuBL1sH1No CO.
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Notice.

Any person wishing to Join In
lighting the assessment made in
Occur d'Alene, communicate at once
with Fred Z. wonnacott. box $50.
Occur d'Alene.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-11

The frm Of Mcguire 9 Amell
lAs dissolved, NJ. Amell retiring. p.
! Mcguire continuing the business
n the same location.
b. J. Mcguire q Co.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-11
CITY m "a
Tahs dlnnsr . e Noranorla.


Take dinner It ne Normoyla.
Cabs and-msusanesrs. phOns lss.
c. A. Bailor and vine are visitors
In the city.
J.B. Lamb Is 9 Lyondale visitor
in the city.
Saturday win be the last day At
the Beehive.
Several modern houses for sale
Boothe . sPetsrsen.
The NOrmOyle dining room d open.
Commission house. 2O2 Fourth
treet, Occur d,Alene.
Dan A. Humbert of st. Maries ID
In the city ON business.
The dining room at Hotel Nor
mOyle 10 open for business.
W. C. Brewer left mis- morning for
the Home Builder mine.
We are paying 45 cents for fresh
Pegs. Inland Cash grocery.
Virgil Stricken Of the firm Of
Stricken brothers is on the sick list
Today.
Call at the Press once ana see
The silver set offered with the Even
ing Press.
Mrs. L. M. Brown and Mrs. Van
pine of st. Joe are in the city visit
ing friends.
The firm Of Nelson brothers are
constructing warehouse near their
tort on the Fort grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. Il. Merwin Of Mos
eow are in the city. Mr.. Merwin il
prominent insurance man Of that
Place.
r. T. Randall has sold his cottage
pn Fifteenth and Speedway streets
o H. Glaspool. Mr.. Randall win re-
main in the city.
For hrst-class wiring ana fixtures
It the lowest price for best grade of
york and material, call on the Home
Electric Supply Co.
Mrs. H. G. Boiling entertained
riends at 500 at her home at 5I2
indiana street last evening in honor
u Mrs. Wilcox Of Spirit Lake.
Mrs. #. B. Newton will construct
modern residence in the near flu
ure on the Fort grounds, near the
esidence Of Mrs. Anna Nevers.
Dry foot and 16 inch Slab Wood
delivered to any part OF the city.
relephones-Bell 47-Interstate 81
.ost Lake Lumber Co., Lacrosse.
Mrs. ]. C. Cauvel, First and Indi-
ina, is closing out her entire stock
4 millinery at half price. All hats
trimmed free OF charge until Christ
mas.
F. D. Winn is In receipt OF word
hat Mrs. VIM, who is visiting with
riends and relatives at Anamosa,
Owa, is i'll, but that she is much inn
proved.
Money to loan on farm land. Our
bStracts are accurate and are COM
pleted with dispatch. Fred L. Tiff
any, Mgr, 1O4 Fourth st. Bell
phone 1.
Mrs. Charles Simpson received the
st Of dishes for last week which
Eere given away as a prize by the
sranBon & Max Hardware. The
lucky ticket was No. 5s4.
F. D. VIM. and P. W. Johnson
vii leave this afternoon for Colfax
assist the Spokane team in the
prganization of q canton for the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
i that place.
Daniel Hollandsworth has institute
ID proceedings for divorce against
lydia Hollandsworsh. The grounds
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-11

Fire Sale stIll on at the Beehive
rFaees lower than ever.
Evening star., 1908-12-13

welt cabinet received when they
took their oaths. Washington's cab
met received only a fourth of this figure,
or 5000 a year. excepting Jefferson, his
Secretary of State, who was allowed
$500. But a dollar went further in
those days" as Evarts explained after
showing the incredulous Lord Coleridge
where Washington threw the dollar. across
the Potomac.
The perquisites of the Taft cabinet will
be few. Ancient custom will allow each
member the personal services of a col
ored gentleman down on the rolls as "ofH-
cial messenger but who can be detailed
at home as valet de chambre The gov
ernment also furnishes each cabinet officer
several carriages for winter and sum-
mer use. and enough spanking horses to
keep these going night and day as needed.
The purchase of these teams comes out
of the departments appropriation for
transportation, and the men who drive
and care for them are upon the rolls as
laborers. The late Secretary of Agricul-
ture Morton made a great showing of
economy by buying one of his official car
riages second hand from a diplomat
When it arrived at the department sta
hles ii was found to be adorned on
either side by a gIaring coat-of- arms and
the resourceful Secretary had this insignia
Evening star., 1908-12-13

cedure. But if past custom is adhered Il
Mr. Taft will open the proceedings by
calling the attention of the cabinet as a
whole to such important questions of
state as have arisen since the last meet
ing. Having stated the case, he will ask
for opinions from the members in turn
These expressions are generally given by
the members in order of rank, but some
times a President will break the monot-
ony by calling first upon the foot of the
table and thence up the line, rather than
down 1t. No record will be kept and no
vote taken of the opinions given No
present. not even the Presidents secre-
tary. Questions brought up by the
President having been gone over. the
Secretaries then, in turn. will call at
tention to the matters noted in their
portfolios. After the meeting has broken
up the Secretaries will drive off in their
official carriages to their respective Of
fees and Mr.. Taft will not feel in honor
bound to take the advice of any of them.
The order in which the cabinet enters a
room is seated at table or stands in a
receiving line on formal occasions is
known as the "order of precedence" and
IS determined by the order of succession
to the presidential office; and this order
of succession was fixed according to the
respective ages of the departments. in the
history of the republic. The State De-
partment having been the first establish
ed, the Secretary of State ranks first, and
so on. their wives ranking accordingly at
their social functions. The full order Is:
Secretary of State, Secretary of the
Treasury, Secretary of War, Attorney
General. Postma ster General. Secretary
of the Navy, Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of Agriculture. Secretary of
Commerce and Labor.
AS soon as MIR. Taft is inaugurated the
Senate will meet to confirm his cabinet
and, their appointment being considered
more of personal affair of the President
than the choice of other high federal
officials. his selections will be promptly
confirmed. Senator's will not feel that
they should have been consulted in the
matter in advance. During Jackson's
troubled administration, however the
Senate refused to confirm Taney, who
had been appointed Secretary of the
Treasury during a recess of Congress
and who had meanwhile transferred the