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HOW TO BATTLE
IN THE SURF.
Some Sensible Suggestions as to
the Way to Meet the Waves.
Security Amid the Breakers-Tne Proper Way
TO Stand Against Them and How to
Support Lady in the Water,

IAN view Of the fact there are so many
seaside resorts IN California where peo-
III pie can enjoy surf-bathing, the follow
ing, contributed by Duffield Osborne to
Scribner's Magazine for July, is timely and
interesting. The sketches are produced
from the same magazine:
We shall assume, in the first place, that
you are able to swim, and further, that you
are not minded to follow the ingloriOus yet
really dangerous example of those who
wait for a calm interval, and then, rushing
through the line of breakers, spend their time
swimming out beyond. Well, then, take
your place just where the seas comb. This
point will vary somewhat with the height
of the waves, but you Will stand, for the
most part, in water about waist deep.
Should particular breaker look to be heav-
Ter than the preceding, remember that it
will strike further out, and that you must
push forward to meet it. Then, if you are
where you should be, it will comb directly
above your head. Wait until it reaches
that point Of its development, for if you act
too soon or too late your chances Of being
thrown are greatly increased, and, with the
white crest just curVing over you, dive
under the green wall of water that rises up
In front. Dive just as you would from low
shore. only not quite so much downward
say at an angle of twenty degrees off the
horizontal; your object being to slip under
the incoming volume of water, to
get somewhat into the 'undertOw,"
aud yet TO run no risk of run
ming afoul of the bottom The heavier the
wave, the deeper will be the water in which
you stand, and the deeper you can and
should dive. If your antagonist be very
big AMI strong, you viii ina 1t advisable to
strike out the instant you have plunged !;
very much on the theory that, as q bicycle
will stand when in motion and fall the in
slant it stops, so a man can, by swimming
under water, keep control OF and balance
hinseiI much oe'tei asdillot tne pe 9adal
when under a big wave and surrounded by
conflicting currents. Swimming will also
tend to bring you to the surface again uuder
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forward. brace yourself the least surface
for the water to take hold Of and getting
the full benefit If the ''undertow, SWING
your companion (who has also pent 10"
and thrown herself forward) horizontally un-
der the broken wave Figure ~. IL she has
had much experience it will be much better
for YOU to dive together, side by side.
In all that has been said bear in mind
that the cardinal secret OF suri-bathlng, IN
all contingencies, is proper balancing, and
nothing but experience seconding knowl-
edge can teach you to measure forces and
judge correctly to that emu.
So far the sea has been a g0od-natured
though sometimes rough playiellow-
never really irritable or vindctive; but
unfortunately this disposition cannot be
counted upon. That there are dam
gers attendant upon ocean bathing
he who has been present when hui
man life was being fought for can album
dainty testify. To be sure, most OF the
accidents" are results OF carelessness or
ignorance; but then the same may be
said of accidents everywhere, and short
summary of the dangers peculiar to the surf
may be of use. Some of these have been al
ready indicated, as. for instance, dangers
arising from the "undertOw." This by Itself
is not likely to trouble any one except very
poor swimmer, and then only when the ditch
| is deep; for the reason that the power of
| the "undertow" is confined practically to
within the line of breakers and cannot
| carry bather any distance. In the case OF
see-poose." however. it is different l
have seen a current of this character Iun-
ming out for many yards beyond mans
depth, and against which strong SWIM
mer would find it almost impossible to
make Roadway. Fortunately such instances
are rare, but he who may be thus entangled
must remember the moment he realizes
his predicament, that by attempting to
fight the current and swim directly toward
the beach he, as a general thing. only
wastes his strength. He must strike out
for few yards along shore, and slight eff
fort so directed will soon take him out of
the dangerous influence.
Again, the "undertow may help to a
disaster in the following way: AS rule,
there is no real danger in being thrown by
breaker, but there have been occasions
when an inexperienced or exhausted bather
has been struck in such a way or thrown
with such force as to be more or less injured
or dazed; and then. before he could regain
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Month.
ARTICLES.
Week.
s37.4s2 53l$55, 5e3 So


The California Electrical Works yester-
day filed bill of complaint iu the United
States Circuit Court against Julius Fink
for perpetual injunction and also for dam
ages for an alleged Infringement of patent
on device for electrical lighting invented
by Jacob p. Tirrell Of Somerville. Mass.
The case of CIV Todd against Mrs. Min
ME ii. Robinson has been transferred from
the Superior Court of Sacramento TO the
United States Circuit Court.
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into again. and if carried shoreward press
out to the proper point SO as to be ready for
the next.
Should an exceptionally heavy sea roll in
endeavOr to push forward TO meet it as If
you we're alone, being very careful, how
ever, not to get out OF depth. Flight is al
most always disastrous. II the sea strikes
before you ran reach it there is nothing to
do but beud your head and shoulders well
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year has been fixed at $1,000 Rev. Mr. Har-
court will continue to preach at the How
ard-strect Methodist Church until the end
of the present conference year, which Will
terminate on the 10th Of September.
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II. c. Briggs and wife with T. p. Frazier. additions
on NE. cor OF Suffer and Pine SITS $4,000.
Mrs. John Comfy with Charles Dunlop, pastering
on NV; cor. of Mason and Ellis sts: $3375.
Mrs. John Comfy with Riley IL LOane, brckwork
on NV; cor of Mason and Ellis sts.; 1880.
Mrs. John Comfy with John $. Mellon. painting on
NV. cor. OF Mason and Ellis SITS. $2376.
Mrs. John Comfy with william f. Wilson. plumb
ing on NV. cor OF Mason and Ellis sts.; $440S.
Mrs. John Comfy with f. W. Kern, carpenter work
on NV. cor. OF Mason and Ellis sts.: $22, 975;
bonds, $4,000: +. Joost and .. w. Nordwel sureties
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The Hennle,a Church.

Rev. DR.. Harcourt has declined the call to
an Eastern church, but has accepted the one
to the Metropolitan Temple. The newly
organized Peoples Church will take pos
session of the temple ON the third Sunday
in September, and the salary for the first
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Two Charges Dismissed,

The charge against Choy Larn, alias Lun.
of stealing $40 from Gustaf Nelson In March,
1889, has been dismissed by Judge Murphy.
Judge Van Reynegom has, in a like manner,
disposed of the charge against w. D. Bridge
for burglary at 1927 Market street Oh May
21st last.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
SATURDAY EVENING. July IL.
SUMMARY OF THE Markets

SATURDAY EVENING, July IL.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Sugar lower.
Silver firm
Wheat strong,
Barley unsettled.
Oats quiet.
Corn very firm.
Rye stiff.
Hay steady.
Ground Barley higher.
White Beans neglected.
Canned Salmon dull
Green Corn higher.
Peaches and Apricots sell high.
Figs advanced.
Watermelons from Lodi.
Hops firm.
Potatoes weak.
Onions improved.
Cheese frmer.
Butter Inactive
Eggs unchanged.
Poultry nominal.
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Everybody the has heard the GREAT SPECIAL SALE OF DRY GOODS AT
KNNEDYS returned from the and they will
naturally something the greatest sales of dry goods held
Francisco The Renbum Co. rered from has been
goods offered onng low
The offering this enough attract the attention all buyers
dry goods but added to this sale HALFYEARLY CLEARANCE
SALE making without doubt the greatest for bargains all kinds
of dry goods presented to the people San Francisco
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Shipping Notes.
The Eureka sails to-day for San Pedro. The Cres-
City falls due from Crescent City, the Corona
from Humboldt Bay, the Coos Bay from Little
River, the Pomona from San Diego, the Newport
from Eel River and the Gypsy from the Salinas
River.
Tomorrow the City of Puebla sails for Victoria
and Puget Sound and the Coos Bay for Little River
The Empire falls due from Nanaimo, the Alex Dun
can from the southern coast, the Santa Maria from
San Diego and the Ajax from Coos Bay.
The San Bias falls due from Panama Friday
The ship q. +. Sargent, 1888 tons. loads coal at
Tacoma for this port; bark Columbia, $40 TONS lum-
Ter at Port Bakeley for Honolulu; German bark In
dIa, 1887 tons, wheat the Columbia River for
United Kingdom, Havre or Antwerp, 40s.
The Emily Reed takes for Rio de Janeiro 46.S49
centals wheat, valued at S632f5.
Produce Market.
FLOuR-Net cash nrices are: Family extras. "a Id
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ure D. You will observe that your own
feet are always firmly planted on The bot
tom, the left foot about twelve inches
advanced, and your body and shoulders
thrown forward. so as to obtain the
best brace against the force of the
water. The question of preserving your
equilibrium is largely one OF proper bal
ancing, especially when, as is often the case,
as firmly as possible and thus presenting,
you are carried from your foothold and
borne some yards toward the shore Your
companions weight and impetus, as well as
the position in which she strikes the wave
that is, directly in front Of y0u--all tend
to make your anchorage more secure, or, in
case of losing it, your balance the easier to
maintain. The body OF the wave will, of
course, pass completely over you, as shown
in figure g. The instant it has so passed
gain your position you will practically drop
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Internal Revenue Collections.
The internal revenue collections for the
week ending July 18th and for the month of
July, SO far, are:
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ENGLISH Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. July 12-The spot market Is higher
at Is 1d@7s Sgd. Cargoes are firm at SIS Sd for
off coast, SIS Cd for just shipped and SIS Sd for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations. July. rs Sd; August, rs 31@d:
September, Is 414d October. Is 41ad: November.
rs 41ad: December. Is 4lad.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, July l2-Consols, SO sic; United
States Bonds - As, 1884; 412's. los; Silver,
4S5sd; Rentes, elf zoe.
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SECURITIES
New York Markets.


NEW YORK, July 12.-Stocks to-day were in
tensely dull, but firm. Dealings in all except few
specialtes and Sugar refneries. however.
fined to the limits of about 3s per cent The mar
ket closed very dull but firm, at slightly better fig
ures than the opening. Final changes are In all
cases for fractional amounts only. Governments
steady. Petroleum opened strong, with cash at
SS24c and August at s914c. advanced slightly after
which August declined, the market closing weak
NEW YORK, July 12-United States Bonds: as,
1922; 41a's. 1O3I2; Northern Pacific, 1914; Cana
dian Pacific, Sl5s Central Pacific, 321a; AtchI-
son, 462s Union Pacific, e324; Wells Fargo, l4o;
Western Union S4Ia: Silver, 1O7; Sterling,
81 S512@4 S912.
Wheat-Cash, SIC; July, $3.50.
Flour-Steady.
Cofee-S17 05.
Sugars 3-1e@5Ac.
Hops-Callfornia 16c.
Hdes-California, lac.
Copper-Lake, SIG 90.
Tin-Spot, $2l 10.
Lead-Domcstic, 81 521a.
Iron-$l4.
Petroleum-SS3Ic.
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control of himself, and while PROSTATE In
the water, he has been drawn back by the
" undertow," rolled under and pounded
down by each succeeding breaker, and
finally even drowned.
The great majority, however OF drown
ing accidents on the seaboart--lhat Is, Of
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Buyer 'sO-1sOO, 81 43sz; 400, 81 1914 lOo
81 431s Buyer season-10O, 81 1875 800, 81 go
Seller $50, new-100, 81 341a.
BARLEY-optionsc continued weak yesterday, but
the sample market was held up by sellers, though
the demand showed considerable falling of. No.
Feed, 81 1901 1914; choice, 81 Is asked; lower
grades, 81 059 O712; fair to good Brewing 81 l71a
q 20; choice, 81 221a@l % = ctl.
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oo I,aAers' extras 81 IUs.4 20; city slperiine
81 90@3 20; interior brands, S4@i 80 for extras
and So 9O@3 20 q Dbl for superine.
WHEAT-Is very firm. and 1t is reported that the
shippers are buying in the country the equivalent
OF 81 40 here. No. l, 81 35@l 1914; No. g 81 321z
q 1884 choice, 81 371a; extra choice for mill
ing, 81 3S3491 40 p ctl.
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NOTE.


regard very large
pe and novelties But having imported
than resolved reduce it materially
prices order accomplish the de-
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Depressed and dull Calcutta spot, 614@
65sc: Wool Bags, S69SSc; Potato Gunnies, nominal.
CORDAGE-Manlla Rope, quotable at 161sc:12-
thread. lie: and thread. 17Iac Bale Rope.
loo: Binder Irvine, l61ac Grapevine rwlne, 1890
In balls, l6iac in coils; Hop Irvine, lee: Lathyarn,
l6c. Quotations for the new process Manila are:
Rope, Sc; l2-thread, 9H2c: 6 and do. I0c; Duplex
rope, 121ac; 12-thread, 13c; and do, 13l2c;
Bale rope, I21ac; Lathy arm, l2c: Hop Iwlne he:
Grapevine Irvine, balls or coils 1S12ci binder
Irvine, 12Iac y 10.
SALMON Dull and weak. Columbia River
Fish, 81 80; new Alaskan Fish, 90@95c for red and
759SOc for off grades.
SYRUP-The California Refinery quotes: Drips.
In bbls zoe: do in half-bbs, 2212c; in 5gal kegs,
2712c; in 1-gal tins 3712c 2 gallon.
The American Refinery quotes loo In Dds lI12c
in half do 221ac In kegs and 321ac 2 gal In cases
SUGAR-PriceS are lower. The California Refinery
quotes terms net, cash: Cube. 6$sc; CruSaea,
63sc: Extra Powdered. $3.50: Fine Crushed, bSeei
Dry GRADUATED. 6Jsc; Confectioners' A, eoi TX
ira C. 4s4c; Golden {, 41ae q ID: Bags. Use more
than bbls.
The American Refinery quotes, terms net cash;
Extra fine Cube. 63sc; Crushed, 63se; Fine Crushed,
63sc; Powdered. 63sc: Extra hne Powdered 6Sac.
Dry Granuated. 61so; Xxx do, o1sc; Confectioners'
A, &c; White Extra q, sc; Extra G. 4 Use; Golden
C. 45sc q 10.
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NOTE.

NOTE.
regard Rosenbaum Co.'S Stock purchased entire by at auction
would that the reputation of the house while
that the goods all of frta quality Being bought at
sacrifice the benefit the transaction Peru
the prices
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Local Clearinghouse exchanges last week were
sl6.7s6572. against $l6 s24 576 for the same week
last year.
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago Markets
CHICAGO, July l2.-wheat opened from lac to
1ac higher. advanced lie, declined from / to l1kc,
and closed 1ac higher for August. CSC for Septem-
Der and 1ac for December. than yesterday.
Receipts 1000, shipments IT'S 900 bushels. Rye
steady at 49c Barley steady.
CHICAGO July 12.-Wheat, cash. S71ac.
Corn-361ac.
Pork-Sl1 S7Ks.
Lard-$5 so.
Rbs-$5 80.
Whisky-$l 90.
Fine Silver.
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Mexican Dollars.
Quotable at S21hGs3%c.
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The Wool Market.

New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, 16c for sight drafts and
2Oc for telegraphic.
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San Francisco Meat Market.
wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are as
folows
BEEF-First quality. &c; second quality. 5@51sc;
third do, 4@l4l5c.
VEAL-Large 4G6c; small Calves, 60Sc
MUTTON-wethers. 71I@DSc; Ewes, 7@D71ac.
Thanksgiving Lamb, sc q 10.
PORK-Live Hogs. 40 1880 for light granted, and
31a@334c for heavy packing; stock Hogs, SAG
35sc q ID: dressed do, 7GD71ac q 10.
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The C1earing-HC

PHILADELPHIA july l2.-wool quiet. Montana,
l7@25c; Territorial l6@22c q ID.
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'To""oo ''"T NJ
FLOUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras, 81 10
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Fine Silver.
Firm at 81 05@l 051a q ounce.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-10
LATER.

A DISPATCH OF the 9th from Sisseton
agency, $. d., says the 1,200 Indians on
the Sisseton and Wahpeton reservation
are on the verge OF starvation because
Of the Governments failure to furnish
them with subsistence.
AT Elizabeth, n. j., on the 9th Judge
Mccormack sentenced Charles Klock
and Emil Vogts, the Anarchists who
were convicted Of melting riot at a
picnic last August-the former to two
years in State prison and the latter to
six months in Jail.
CLERK MCPHERSON has had finished
an unofficial list OF the members Of the
next House, which shows that the Dem
ocrsts have elected 234, the Republicans
So, the Farmers Alliance 8-a Demo-
cratic majority of 146, not crediting the
Alliance members to either party.
Mrs. ANDREW CARNEGIE was on the
7th reported dangerously i'll with
typhoid fever at her home in New York
THE cotton house OF v. e. A. Myer,
Of New Orleans, the third largest in the
country and supposed to be one Of the
wealthiest, has failed. Liabilities,
$4,000, ,OOO and estimated assets sS,OO0,-
900. The hrm will ask for an extension
and say they will pay dollar for dollar.
THE Woodward Lumber and Manu-
featuring Company, OF Chattanooga,
Tenn, has made an assignment Their
liabilities are $4,000, half Of which is
due to Chattanooga banks.
ALDEN OF fcounterieiters at Newmarket
Mo-, was pounced upon by Secret Service
officers on the 9th and three OF the gang
captured. The officers also conhscated
their plant, consisting OF plates, dies
and presses and over $50, 900 Of spurious
money.
IT is said that the principal object OF
King Kalakaua's visit 10 the United
States is to propose to the State De-
partment the annexation OF the Iia-
waiian Islands to the United States.
In the Senate on the 9th Mr.. Paddock pre-.
scnted the protest OF the Farmers Alliance
now In session at ocala Fla, against the pass.
age Of the Congor Lard bin. The House
amen,lmsnt 10 the Senate Joint resolution for
the issus OF arms TO the States OF North and
South Dakota, Wyoming. Nebraska and Mon.
tana was concurred In Consideration OF the
Election bill was resumed, and Mr.. Gray con.
tinued his argument against II. without finish.
ing his speech Mr.. Gray yielded 10 O motion 10
90 into executive session and tho Senate soon
after adjourned =. In the House Mr. o'Nelil
called up the Senate Joint resolution
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FOREIGN,

ADvIcEs from 0renburg, Eastern Rus
sia, state that the mercury suddenly
fell recently from three degrees OF
warmth to thirty degrees Of cold Four
caravans Of horses, sheep and camels
and thirty Khirghese, who were riding
across the steppes, we're frozen todeath.
A FRENCH lady, the Marquese Gaggel,
while travelling in a railway carriage
from Monaco to Toulon recently, was
attacked by thieves who pinioned her
and robbed her OF Q, $50 francs.
Mr. BALFoUR, Chief Secretary for Ire
land, has ordered a man-of-war TO con-
vey ten tons Of meal for the purpose OF
relieving the distress which prevails
among the inhabitants Of Clare Island
and Innisturk, arising from the failure
Of the potato crop in those sections Of
the country.
A FIRE broke out on the 4th in the
women's dormitory OF the workhouse at
New Castle-on-Tyne. The building was
crowded with women and children and
there was dreadful panic. The FIRE
was extinguished before thefouffding
was consumed, but six lives were lost
THE Catholic magistrates Of Ghent
have declared the Salvation Army to be
disturbers OF the peace, and have fined
all members OF the army brought before
them.
THE Official Gazette OF the Dominion
government shows there is deficit OF
s1,0OO,00O in the treasury for the Ave
months ended November l. Importa.
tions are steadily falling and the reve-
nue. from custom duties shows a shrink
age Of over $500, 900 for November.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Gathered from All Quarters.
CONGRESS-.


TIE second session OF the Fifty first Con.
gfess assembled OF noon on the list In the
Senate. after the appointment OF committee
to act with the House committee notifying the
President that Congress was ready for
business, the credentials OF Mr.. Carey OF
Wyoming, were read and he was sworn
in. The Presidents message was pre-.
sented and read and the Senate then
adjourned. The House was called TO order at
noon by Speaker Reed and after prayer by the
chaplain the clerk proceeded TO call the roll OF
members by States The roll call disclosed the
presence OF eH members and tho clerk was di'
rected 10 inform the Senate that quorum OF
the House had appeared and that body was
ready to proceed 10 business, The usual
committee was appointed to wait upon
the President and inform him that Congress
was READY TO receive any communication he
might see nt 70 make, after which the Speaker
lald Deiore the House the credentials OF sew
eral newly.elected members and they were
sworn In The House then took recess till
l:N Upon reassembling tho Presidents mes
sage was received and read after which the
House adjourned.
The Senate on the Cd passed resolution ask.
ing the Secretary Of War for information about
the steps taken to disarm Indians in Nebraska
South Dakota and North Dakota. Several
minor measures we're passed and then the Sen.
ate py q party vote al TO SO) took up the Fed.
erai Elections bill AT the conclusion OF the
reading OF the bill the Senate adjourned. In
the House, the bill TO refer the Chesapeake
female college claim to the Court OF Claims
was passed. Mr. Simonds, OF Connections
from the Committee on Patents, called up for
CONSIDERATION the copyright Dill A motion 70
reconsider motion TO adjourn motion TO lay
on tne taole ana other motions were deieated'
Tne previous question was ordered yeas lOo,
nays 70 The House then adjourned leaving the
Dili as unhnisheu business
In the Senate on the Sd Messrs. voorhees,,
Dawes and Pierce had O lively debate on the
Indian question over joint resolution TO issue
arms and ammunition to the States OF North
and South Dakota and Nebraska. The Federal
Elections bill was laid before the Senate as
unfinished business, and MI. Turpie, Of Indiana,
made long speech in opposition 10 the
measure at the conclusion OF which the Senate
adjourned. In the House, after the reading
OF tue Journal the Speaker stated the pending
business 10 be the further consideration of the
copyright bill After arguments against the
Dill by Messrs Springer, Peters and Kerr and
IN its iavor by Messrs. Breckenridge tkyD,
farquhar' McAdoo' Cummings and Butter
WORTH motion 10 recommlt 10 the committee
was lost ana the oill was passed-yoas l39, nays
% The House hon adjourned.
THE Senate on the 9Th passed Mr.. Calls
resolution directing the Superintendent OF the