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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-01-31
rHE vANQuIsHEp MAN.

Who speaks OF freedon's joy TO me
In accents brEFeY
All, let who viii, or car, be free;
aD slsveI
No chains my limbs or boty fret
H!lh LEIzL aud twlnge-
No dungeon walls al round me set,
And yet criuge,
bend, bow, I sneak. stink,
l crawl ard creep;
i lscaroely ever get q wink
OF quiet sleep
Above ny breath dare not speak,
Upstairs I steal,
Fearful rty shoes night chance 70 squeak,
or door hinge squesl-
You wonder Why Iay manhood bows
Thus tcsely low?
There's a new baby IN the house
AOlC, Go you knowf
M. g. Bridges, IN Puck.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-01-31

GAes-Tm glad l let that fellow
have the small loan. lie seemed over
whelmed with gratitude. and said he
could never repay me.
Merritt That was strange He tod
you the truth. Harper Bazsr
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-01-31
a. SUBSCRIPTION RATES "a
T.tnbIi,hcd 1850.
Jos. Horne & 20.
/ PENN AVE STORES.

There are
Mail Order Departments
claiming to afford
the same advantages
u out Of town buyers
tbatAHE alIordedby
Ok MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
Ours has proven its claim;
others have not.
Mon can offer greater advan-
he; few as good or as many.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-01-31

Bussnees items. nrst insertion LOG. per line each
Subsequent insertion 50. per line.
Administrators and EIec tors No does z 30
zA1~FSor Notioso--. W
STRAY and similar Notices ...-..... 30
re- Reso@ftoas or pTooaedfze OF any coTpoTa alton
OF soctsts. II communications 6Ss1gned 10 cG effe
ftOn 70 csig matter Of l=z1sd fHGVfGG int
ustlsf se oata Jc7 Ss afpeTffssmsEfS.
JoB PRINTING of All kinds neatly and expedf-
ously eEeczted at lowest prices. Don't you forge
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-01-31
.WR DO NOT PLEDGE

PURE, ABSnIUTELY PURE, AND
WE'LL MArURED, RIPE Wills
KJES AND WINES
At prices that make all other dealers hustle.
Just think ofit:
OverhoIts Il 60 = Pure Rye. ave years old.
Pull quarts 81 20. or 80 90 per dozen.
Stil better!
FIuca's Golden Wedding. ten years old. FAN
quFrts 81 IS or sl2Oo per dozen.
Rettrr sin
kentucky Bourbon. ten years old. Pun
quarts St .25. or Sl2 co per dozen.
Aud one OF the most saleahle Whiskies on our
llstts
The Pure Eight Year Oid Exp RI GuekeEhsim-
er Full quarts 81 o. or SO per dozen.
There is no Whisky that has ever been sald
tbat hes grown tu favor vita the public 90 rapid
~ as our Old Export, znd the SIMPLE reason is
that 70 70 utterly impossible 70 duplicate IL.
There will usver be any let up In the purity
and hnr flavor any particular % the Pure talt-
fornia Wines We now selling at 90 cents per
bottle Full quarts. or IS On Uer doEeu.
In making up your orders please enclose p. %.
Money Or.Icr or Draft or Register your order
JOSEPH FLEMING & SON,
wHOLES ALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGISTS.
PITTSBURG, "a.
IIs MARKET ST. Cor. OF the Diamond.
Jan -. lss0.-lyr
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-01-31

There are professors and students Of
both sexes a. oberlin College. -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-01-31

The large and reliable circui a.xon OF TIE CAm
BR1A FEERMAE coumeHce Il 10 ths fAvors re q r I.
eioeTstiou OF adFertfeers- wise vorS VIII be n
serted al the following low rates
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-01-31

Entire stock in the
CLOAK Department
REDUCED,
catalogue mailed free
upon request.
Whore prices are lower
thau the Catalogue quotes,
NO. get the benefit, invariably,
q if you shopped personally.
Cet the Cloak Catalogue.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-01-31

Long centuries ago. In i famed city
Across the sea, great cathedral stood.
witness 10 the beauty Art had wrested
From marble, bronze and wood
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
FREDERICKSBURG
Judge sener's Forcibie Argument Against
the Force Bill.

Judge Sener's FOrcible Argument Against
the Force Bill.
FREDERICKsBURG, VA. Aug. p. >pe-
cial. Next Tuesday Judge James b. Hener,
Of this city. will publish card protesting
against the Federal election bill now before
the senate. Judge >ener pfonounces the
bill fatal error. whether viewed from the
standpoint of party success or siiies-
manship. He claims 10 j. aimed
against the south, which section made
Reed speaker. and which for years. through
MalOle and Riddlcberser, gave power %
the Republicans in the senate. lie says lhe
south is ablaZe With Industrial deNelsl-
mcnt that Northern capital L. finding PROM
table Investment; that labor Is finding !e-
munerafiYe employment. and the c1iorcd
people happy aud Lying al peace win their
white neishnOrs.
All these things viii, Ae predicts. be
changed by the law. he says The south D.
back ln the Union Theoretically Aut prac-
uoally laid under heavy tribute iO pay
Northern pensioners by taxing her staple
nrlduct-tObaccO. Aye. more, the Iresi-
dent is surrounded 10y cabinet without a
southern representatiye, and when recently
called ON 10 recommend Democrats as az
praisers of merchandise he Mapped three oi
Them from ihe section charged win
carving elections by fraudulent bAl-
lots. lie charges that southern
Republicans are little thought of IN IN.
North. and used only % point moral and
ad, IN 4 tn e about election times for the
hpn..,,t OF Northern politicians. Now that
Hampton aua Gordon are about 10 DE turn
ed down there il 10 deed of a Federal Elec-
lion law 10 teach the -o,it. Us duty.
Tho Republican party may be ~ ,eopar-
dy. Ho eill not gainsay 1t or wish otnef
wise If IFS policy is 10 be one Oh nate
Now when England is menacine
her best developed child, there Il
need OF unity and harmony rather
imam legislation that will produce ir-
ritaiion among the arms-bearing peo-
Die Of the republic. He calls on White ,'
men Of the Republican parry 10 stand D.!
Twarf and Coleman in their light againS'
'he bill. lie compares the proposed law to
the Alien and soditioH Lays, lespised by AN
right-thinking men, and impiofes The parry
i'm mower 10 reserve 10 the states The flgtls
conceded by the government TO them since
IFS foundation, 10 choose and certify their
representatives TO the popular branch OF the
y \.ttouaI Legislature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
GREENSBORO.
Interesting News Items hr!eay Nag
rated.

Interesting News Items Hr!eay Nag
rated.
GRERNseORo, y. C., Aug. = special
Elizabeth City GqmMisslcnei lorcibly re.
commends the ordering Of an election to
levy tax Of $4,000 for the buiiding and
repair OF creek bridges, aud the better equip
ment Of the lire department.
The electric plant OF GoldshorO has been
purchased by Messrs. j. +. Dortch = j.
priye,t and Z. &. agon
CAPTAIN {. ". Nickery. superintendent
Of the United states mail service, has just
been oyer the Wilkesbor0 iOld getting the
names Of the stations aud postollices. with a
view Of establishing iirst-class mail fucili'
ties.
! Joint campaisp OF .hc fiith Congress
ional District has been agreed on between
Messrs. \. II. II. Williams, Democrat, and
John NJ. Brower. Republican, caaGidates
for COrgrp-.
Tie encampment OF the state Guard ai
Wrightsyille has not been altogether salts
factory this year.
The Trial of a negro, George Whitley, b'.
fore Justices BOstian and lledwim, was hal
in Concord last Tuesday, o. ,he cnarge OF
hayin0 ncisGnud cattle and dogs belonging
10 Es,filre Moody and others.
The revenue collections at Dnrham, ,Oi
The month Of July, amounted 10 S,L LlA
The am01nt sometimes reaches $4,000.
The Massachusetts Construction Com
pany has been awarded the cOnigast 4
build the Cape Fear and Cincinnati Rail
road between Wilmington and southport, 4
distance Of twenty-five miles, and the diS
tance from Southport 10 Salisbury Is one
hundred and nine;y-ti, g miles. lhe ohlcef'
Of
president; George i. Morton, first Wee
president and general manager, Baltimore
NJ. {. Guthrie, Southport, second yice-presl
dent: j. II. Rowland, secretary, ANA II. Il
Bell, treasurer,
A yeuns neggo map by the name Of JOIN
~chOneld, a resident OF this place, was Xii
ed here Yesterday in the southwestern par
Of the town near the coal schgte. Two en-
gines with some tiat cars attached wer'
drilling lip and down the tracks. and whel
Schoield went TO cross be seemed 20 ialsua
derstapd th. direction and the nearness q
! the enginCs An engineer saw his DANCE
and shouted to him, but nOt in time or he di'
not understand, for he paid no heed. Tn
backing ear knocked him down and the car
and engine passed over his body, cnttin:
him in twain.
Rev. John Moore and wife len Aere a
missionaries to Japan. 'fley VIII 90 L
san B,anoisco Via II. Louis, sent out un
der the auspices ofthe Presbyterian Church
and will SAIL on the 18th.
| A shanty car that was occupied by ;
force Of railroad hands, took fire whil'
standing near the warehouse at Morgan
ton, on Thursday, from y stove, while al
the men were at work at a dis,anse, Sear
by stood train as fieight cars ladei
| will. m.,chandiso and other ylIuablcs. 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
VIRGINIA BEACH
EIossoming Like the Green Bay Tree
Pleasures of Cottage Life.

VIRGINIA BEACn.NA., Aug. Especial
Since lhs glorious rain OF last week The
Beach has blossomcd like the Green Bay
tree. and al nature appears gladdcrcd 10y
the power of Jupiter Piuyius.
II is daily occurrence 10 have picnics
here, which j. hugely enjoyed by all who
participate. The bathing is unusually good,
the water being warmer than the air creates
an inyigorating sensation equal TO a Turk
iSh bath. hence bathing is The order of the
tide. and at ihe top of high water the bath
ers take advantage Of occasion, and gam
Dol in the waves accordingly.
Cottage life at Virginia Beach this sea-
son has been particularly pleasant. made
up as il is Of the best society Of Norfolk,
many of whom had guests from aiar. With
the select patronage Of Princess Anne Hotel
from all PARTS Of the state and south. has
made this summer a glorious round of
pleasure and delightful enjoyment.
The residents OF Washington and Balti-
more patrOniZe the Virginia Beach with a
zeal and oarnestness that fully attest their
appreciation Of the great benefits derived
from Ocean life.
Daring this month the eXcursionists from
the south will make Virginia Beach their
Mecca. more particularly those who live in
the mountains, who want TO take in the
seashore, while those who live on the sea-
shore will HE to the mountains. Anything
fer a change.
=. T.. Criitendcn. the manager Of the
Princess Anne Hotel, is man Of many
mansions. as he is also the proprietor OF the
Cooper House, mt Lake ptsegO, Cooper
town. New York. the scene Of the classic
Cooper and HIS idyl Leather ~tOckings. It's
o. great resort for >outherners.
The immense patronage this season at the
Princess Anne Hotel has fully demon
Stratcd the necessity tor more house room.
which. with a standard-gauge road. Will
make il one Of the best, a. il Is now the
most popular ocean resort in the south.
THT TINES every mail is most earn
cstlv sought after by the Richmond guests.
Many. ii the train j. late, wait for the paper
a. am appetizer for their breakfast. so
much for the popularity Of live news
paper.
Ii is intended in the near future TO eN-
tend the VIRGINIA Beach railroad down the
coast to Back Bay head of Currituck sound.
the great ducking and hunting ground.
When this consummatiOn SO deYoutly
wished for. is perfected, the whole beach
will be alive with cottages aud Orean-shore
attractions.
Arrivals from Richmond. Va. are .. H..
Chenault. Miss Chcnault, {. i. Harrison,
Geo. W Pickles. Louis >chlcgel. Richard
Eppes. Jr.. ID. Il. shans, Jr.,, y. VI. liarri-
.jn. ". +. Hancock, JnO. K. Thomas, Jas.
4. Craig, VI. Y. Joyner, II. l.. Frazer. j..
VI. Lourgurean, Miss NJ. u. Wortham, Miss
+. b, Workman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
A GREAT SWIMMER GONE.
.Ioo Msguire, the Cape May snrfman.
Drowned While Battling,

ice Maguiro was drowned last night al
Cape May while bathing in the surf. lie
had been long known as one Of the most
fearless guardians Of the beach, and
hundreds Oi people living Today
owe tboir lives 10 his Efforts in their
behalf. He had been proprietor Of bath
houses for some time and was one
Of the best swimmers, having FIRE.
dueBlly been IN cOntests In which he gen-
orally camv Out victor. At ! O'clock Ma
gulre walked ont to the end of the pier at
tired IN his bathing suit and diyed into
the ocean. As he came " the surface hc
started 10 SWIM down the line Of breakers.
lie coatinuea swimming until a point
di.ucily opposite the Grant street
station was reached, where his move
ments hecame slower and more labortst
until he appeared 10 he thoroughly
helpless, dashed about ~ the Will Of the
breakers and unahlo Ia put forth an exer-
t.0n in his own behalf. Ills dangerous
position was Mt this time notic-l by
William Iiebcnthal who was driving
= carriage down the boulevard. Helen
thai jumped of the carriage, climbed
over the board walk aud dashed through
the breakers. closely followed by George
Mitchell, Who WAS just about Ia take "a dip
IN the sdrL Mitchell and Hebentbal wade II
out 10 where Mcguire was, bat by this time
his stru sgies had ceased, and he was utter
ly helpless.
Iletenthal caught Maguire and, with
the assistance OF Mitchell and others.
brought him 10 sh)re. Maguire WAS now
unconscious, aud every effort WAS maic
TO resusciiate him. DIR. Kennedy anA
number OF others labcrsi with
him for over half hour trying 10 revive
some faint spark Of life, but met with u"
slcces. Mcguire was thirty-two years ~
age. and leaves wife and two chldren.--
Washington Mar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
ALEXANDRIA
ge.uIts of the school Census-stooh
Yard. Contemplated,

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Aug. . speciai'i~
The school census has been completed. IL
shows that tbe,e are i,s23 children IN the
city between i've and twenty one, OF which
al are colOred children. This Is 90 m
crease OF 2ll over the census Of l7SO, bnt a
slight decrease on that Of five years ago.
Ligbtning lasi night struck ine barn OF
coloyed man named jackson, isins near
,ipcolnis destroying its contents including
Two wagons, 49,. -,
It IL reported that the cattle dealers OF
this section aud Of Southwest lirgibia Rnd
Tennessee contemplate the establishment
OF yards for the receipt and sale OF cattle;
shesp and hogs, south OF the Long WidSe
in Alexandria.
Mr. j. shirley Garter, who was bitten on
,he eyelid by m0ccasig snake near Ma
nassas last Saturday, is still IN very pre-
csrlo,,s condition. After be was bitten has
l,ody beeaIns much swollen and presented u
Mrs. Emily Divine, OF Leeslpfg, Is dead
Tbe venerable Francis l.. Ashford, OF VAR
fax. IL dead, aged se,enty-seyen years.
Young George A. Lewis, Of Clarke, is re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
BASEBALL.
Results Of League aud Asses..tion Games
Ia NariGas cities.

Atla.iio League-At Baltimore: Balti-
mGres, .; New lIayens, g. At Harrisburg
First game) IIarrisbHrgS, g; lIarlfords, 8
Second game) Eiaw!shurgs. :; Hartfords
,. IL; Wilmington; Newarks, >; Whining
rns. o. At Washington: (first game
Washingtons, l3; Lebanns. o. Second
game) Washngtons, b; Lebapons, 3.
Players League At bunalo: Bufalos
!: BOstons. >. AZ Pittsbnrg: Pittsburgs
III BrOo.iyns. 3. At Cle,elard Cleye
iands, .; Phiiadelphias 5. - Chicago
ChcagOs, g; New lOrks, >.
National lc-sue.-At brooklyn: Pits
bur--. :; Gro0klyns, .. At Cincinnatis Gin
cinn8tis. II; phiiadelphias, ?. At indian
apolis; ClCNelands, .. New loiks, 2. Al
Chicago; c.icagos. !; B0stons. ,.
American Ass0ciati0n--At New York
Brooklyn. .; Toledo I. s, Philadelphia
Athletics. @; Cddmbus. 3. At Syracuse
Syracuse, q; Louisville, :. At Rochester
Rochester, 4; -. Louis, ;.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
THE STATE AT LARGE.
WEATHER CROP BULLETIN OF
VIRGINIA.
Survey of the Route for Lynchburc's Felt
Line Railroad Alexandria school Cen
sus-Barn DESTROYED by Lightning
stock Yards Contemplated.

stock Yards Contemplated.
LYNCHBURG, VA, Aug. . Special. f.
Following is the Virginia weather crop
bulletin. based on reports from volunteer
crop correspondents throughout the state
and published by the United states signal
Service. week ending August lst. 1880: The
temperature during the week has been gen
orally about the normal, with slightly less
than average sunshine. The rainfall has
been generally above the average.
except northwestward from Lynch
burg il has been below. The
corn and tobacco crops have been
generally improved. and are in fine condi-
tion. except that in the low lands OF the
south central section some tobacco has been
injured by too much ram and overflow.
Good rains i'm the Southeast have improved
the peanut crop. More rain is needed NJ the
Northwest section for all crops. Following
are remarks Of special correspondents:
LNNCnBrEG
ISnchhurg- Rainfall l.57 inches in five
DAYS. The normal rainfall for the week is
about 0.72 inch. All crops aud garden
truck has improved and in good condition.
MARION.
Marion Rainfall o.57 i'm three days. Con-
dnion, favorable TO crops.
wNInEVULE.
W,thevilIe- Gainflu o.22 in four days.
Favorable conditions for crops.
STANTON.
auntou-Rainmn 90 in three days.
Corn, gardens and pastures are suffering
for rain yet. Had ~oasonable rains ton or
twelve miles northwest Of hcic.
NANCEY MILLS.
Yancey Mills-Raiual, O.g6 i'm three
days. Favorable for crops.
SUMMIT.
summit Rainfall above tine average.
Needed rains have come; they have been
gentle and generous. Corn and tobacco
looking well and the mown fields have
taken a vigorous growth.
FALL GREEN.
Fall Creek Depot-Rainfall. 30 in two
days. Corn and tobacco generally inn
proved. but tobacco in fat land, have suf-
rered by high water and too much rain.
DANYuLE.
Danyille- Rainfall above average. fdvn-
able for crops.
MOSsINGFORD.
Mossingford Rainfall. 5.23 in six days.
Rain was almost continuous. and at times
excessive. Corn greatly improved; tobacco
also. except where il has been drowned.
AsrINwALL.
Aspinwall-W have had great deal Of
rain. Tobacco on Hat land considerably
drowned. Corn much improved; wheat
and oats injured by wet weather
PROSPECT.
Prospect-Rainmll above the average.
Corn looking fine. Tobacco suffered from
wet in low places. but generally improved.
NOTTOWAY G.. II.
Nottoway c. H.-Rainiall, 3.l6 in five
DAYS. Favorable for corn and pastures.
Too wet for tobacco on light soil.
RICHMOND.
Richmond-Rainfhl, l.S3 in four days.
Favorable for crops.
pETERSBJ EG.
Petersburg Rainfall, 2.S3 in four days.
Tobacco and corn in good condition, and all
crops improved.
~COTrSNILLE.
Rainfall, 2.90 in four days.
All crops doing splendilly and promise
well. Peanut vines small, but green and
n0urishng.
SMfIHFIELp.
SmIthGeld- Rainfall, l.51 i'm five days.
Generally favorable 20 an or ps j. y.
Ryker, observer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03

ported 10 have died at White Post yester
day. Up 90 last fall he was employed as a
civil engineer on the y. and W. Railroad,
and was a most worthy young man.
J. NJ. Walker, treasurer Of the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company of Loudoun
county, died at his home in Waterford on
Thursday. .
MIR. }. II. Baker died suddenly at Hamil-
ton. Loud0un county, yesterday.
The excursion steamers this year com.
prise the NcAllister. Pentz. Corcoran, Mary
Washington. Pilot Boy. Excelsior. Arrow
smith, while the Leary, Thompson and Lake
also run cNcursiOnists at times.
This evening large military body went
down to Norfolk. They are from Pennsyl-
vania. and are an artillery company.
The principal rests this year are River
View. Colonial Beach and Marshall Hall.
A new resort has been opened across near
Fort FOOte.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
ODD FELLOWS GATHERING.
Their Great Demonstration 10 lie Held
at Chicago.

CIucAGO, ILL, Aug. s.--The advance
guard Of odd Fellows has already arrived,
and tomorrow, Monday and Tuesday, the
thousands Of members of the Dnler will
arrive, The Pa.riarch Militant, the mill
tary branch, have completed arrangements
for the most magnificent display ever
made 10y sccsct society. Cen
cral John 4. Underwood, the gen
eralssimO, has raised $4,000 Ia
be- used In paying prizes ana for The eN-
psnses Of the demonstration. The railroads
have contributed between $1,000 and SiJ.-
900 IN rebates and cut rates. which should
be considered a. part of apltal of the cn-
terprse, since il will enable thousands 0t
odd Fellows TO come tO Chicago who
would otherwise remain AT home.
The grand stand on the Lake Front / arr
is completed. 1t is nearly half a mile iong
and will seat 10000 people. by a met han
zeal arrangement tho generalIssimo Will.
AT the conclusion of ceremonies Of the deco
ration Of caisalry Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings, instantly turn out the hun
dreds Of electric lights that will
illuminate the park, while at the
same instant be wAl press spring that
will -end the electric current through wires
that Will lire magnificent pyntecbnic
eruption from The shore of the lake, send ng
hundreds Of bombs into the air. This wiIi
be the opening OF the finest fireworks dis
play ever seen in Chicago. The citizens
generally ara preparing to decorate ihei.'
houses in honor Of the demonstration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-03
THE OAYlN CONGRESS.
Mr. HIajr's pregious oacstion Resolution
Referred The IOuge.

WASHINGTON. y. c., August >.-immcs
diatoly after the approval Of the journal
the House proceeded to further considera
tion Of ;he senate amendments 10 the sun
dry civil Appropriation bin. the item under
discussion Icing the appropriation OF Sl'-
900 for Light snip al Frying shoals, y. G..
which was snOn-cOncurrcd in; yeas. l5J; naYs.
y: one hundred and forty members were
announced rs passed on this vote. There
was great diihculty in disposing of the
amendments owing to the slim attendance,
but finally the remaining amendments were
uon.concnrred i'm. and after resolution
was adopted reycking leaves Of absence,
the bin was sen. 20 conference and the
House al Z. VI. adjourned.
The Senate without discussion. referred
Mr.. Rlai,ss "pTeyious question resolution
introduced yesterday, TO the Committee on
Rules. and ihcn resumed consideration OF
the Tariff bill.
The general subject Of the tarin taxation
was discussed by senators George, Platt,
Uawley and others. No progress, however,
was made with the bill, and the Senate, just
before adiourning, for lack of quorum.
failed 10 iass upon Mr. Vests amendment
20 reduce tariff iaSel on chinaware, pend
ing when the senate adjourned yesterday: