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Daily Republican., 1879-09-08
SUNDAY ExCURsyeH. :,
A Trip On the 1geySold-eDown the
Bay TO CoIlins' Reach ssd BON
bay Hook. t

hay to CoIlins' Beaeh ssd Bosn-
bay Hook. -nf s..- W
A large number Of persons took ad-
vantage Of the opportunity offered Of .
Sunday trip down the bay, by the "Ma-
jor Reybold," and when that boat
steamed out OF the creek at $50 yester-
day morning fully four hundred per-
sons were SHINING the invigoratips
breeze that swept up the Delaware frsm
her decks. At New Castle this num-
Der was augmented by about fifty
more, and Delaware City also made 3
good contribution. After the "Rsy-
bold" left Delaware City, the "Tom
Clyde" which had gained on her dur.
ing the stoppages passed her, and from
the manner in which "Tom" shot
ahead those on board the .'Rsybold"
came to the conclusion that they might
Is we'll bid Thomas" goodbye, as the
"Major" was not expected TO keep up
with this young champion. But in this
We we're sgreeably mistaken.
The Major just put on An extra little
spurt, and when the Clyde steamed up
to the pier at CollinSF Naclfths 'fRey-
bold" was right at her heels. Each Of
the boats discharged quite anumber Of
passengers at Collins Beach and then
away for Bombay Hook.
Upon arrival at the latter place and
mingling among the "Clyde" passen-
gers we found that a great number Of
prominent parsonage had come down
on that boat.
From Phila., We noticed DR.. Gihon Of
the "Press," D.F. .Dealy o the "Chron-
icle Herald" and Chester contributed
c. F.Carter of the "Times." The "Rey-
bold" also had her notables as New
Castle, Del, was represented by Julian
Janvier OF checker notoriety, Frank
Her bert, Notary Public, VIM. H. Crow,
ex- Sergeant alarms Of the Delaware
Legislature, and Geo. IF. Deakyne who
Is prominently interested in the build
ing Of the New Masonic Hall. Will
mington added weight to the occasion
in the persons of special officer Legg Of
the P. W. & B., Tobs Merritt Of the
European Hotel, and Bradford Murphy
and Daniel H. Mackey Of the Delaware
Railroad.
An enjoyable time was spent at the
Hook, Mr.. George A Millington, who
conducts the interests Of the Hotel at
this place aiding not little to make
the time pass pleasantly. About 4
O'Clock, in the afternoon tho "Reybold"
steamed away from Bombay Hook, and
about 4.30 left the pier at Collins
Beach on her homeward jaunt arriving
at Wilmington about 5,45.
The advantages the "Reybold" offers
to those who have but one day in the
week to devote to a saltwater trip, are
numerous, ameng others there is more
time allowed for bathing. As pas
senger for either Collins Beach or
Bombay Hook, has ample time TO
stroll about, obtain dinner, and enjoy
a delicious bath. The "Reybsld" will
continue her trips, each Sunday morn
ing leaving French street wharf at $50
q. m. until further notice.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-08
The Rlne Contest at Camden.

The contest between the American
Rifles of this city and Co. c. 9Th Regt.,
N. J. N. G., will take place at Stockton
Range near Camden, on Thursday, II,
in Stockton Range covers 1000 yards,
and it is one of the best ranges in this
section Of country. On Thursday sew.
eral other contests will take place be-
tween different Companies of the N. J..
N. G. Tho American Rifles will be ac-
companied by the City Cornet Band,
and will make the trip on the steam
yacht "Ssa side Rock" " leaving Fourth
street wharf at seven O'Clock in the
morning. The Company will sell
seventy five tickets to their friends who
wish to accompany them, at seventy
five cents each. Tickets can be secured
at the Armory any evening this week.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-08
Not Forgotten.

On the evening of the 4th inst, be-
tween 20 and 30 persons from Whining
ton, visited in body the house of Rev.
A. j. Snyder, of Christiana village,
their former pastor while serving the
Olivet Presbyterian Church of this city.
1t was ne less appreciated because it was
a perfect surprise. After few hours
of mutual enjoyment, and refreshments
having been served the party left for
their homes leaving some substantial
tokens of their kind regards, satisfied
that it was both 'good and pleasant for
brethren to dwell together in unity"
Daily Republican., 1879-09-08
Starving to IDeath.

Thousands of men and women are
to day starving to death. They dare
not eat or drink sufficient for fear OF
suffering from dyspepsia. Without
medicine those can ts cured. Flagg 8
Liver and Stomach Pad gives good di-
gestion, health and hearty appetite.
It never fails. Office No. 7 East 9Th
street.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-08
- ~~- .kTIs LEM,
| a A,> All tfRUBB In Chancerv
VS.. New q asst q

II n>>Ah GRUBB In Chancery
Rebecca A. Lyman, et al. County.
Aud now to wit this second day cfSeptem-
'er. A. t., 1879, the subpoena in this cause
h,ving been issued and delivered to the
Sheriff more than thirty days before the re.
turn tnereoi. and William A. Grubb, one Of
the defendants, not being found and not hav.
ing appeared, on molten of Edward &. Brad
ford, Jr., Erq., Solicitor for the complainant,
ana upon affidavit OF John Pyle, Esq. Sheriff
OF New Castl county, that the said William
A. Grubb resides outside OF the State of Della
ware, at a place unknown to the said John
Pyle, 1t is ordered by the Chancellor that the
said william A. Grubb appear In this cause
on or before the thirteenth Of November next.
or that the bill be taken "pr0 cOnfesso " as to
him. And the Register is directed to cause
copy of this order to be published within
thirty days from this date in tie DAILY il f.
PUBLICAN. newspaper published in Viii
ming on County Aforesaid. to be published
twice a week, and continued in said newspa-
per for thirty days after the first publication
thereof Attest j. NJ. HOUSEMAN,
9-8 ct Reg. CO
Daily Republican., 1879-09-08
lmtnglOnsan In Du rance.

II Stroud, of this city, was ar
Baltimore on Friday, under
med name of Samuel Stew
violating the State lottery laws,
OF working was to do up a
III n envelope and mark II
a7ertlsing Gift" These envel
W, would give to every purchaser
Tue OF a certain dark fluid hi
lug; at the same time cajolint
Eer into a purchase under tht
ION that they would receive :
T. stroud was committed tt
. action of the Grand Jury.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-08
Accident this Morning.

This morning about 7.30, Engine No.
q going South on the Delaware road,
ran into car standing on the siding at
the State Road. The car was standing
too far near the main track. The COLI
sion disabled the engines cylinder
which detained the train acout ten
minutes. x
Daily Republican., 1879-09-08
TENDER 8, ]
sUsQUEnAsNA CAMP.
Ths AsfvisSGi CSn tf~uoA with Inter.
est-1lOod d BoFmOns. 1 ~
Special Corr spondencs Of the Republican.
SUsoUEHANNA CAMP GROUNDS,
September 6, 1879.

est-1AOod d Sermons. 1 "
Special Corr spondencs OF the Republican.
SusoUEHANNA CAMP GROUNDS,
September s. 1879.
The services on Friday afternoon
we're we'll attended. Rev. F. Burr Of
Camden, N. j., preached an interesting
sermon from the words: 'But sanctify
the Lord God in your hearts; but be
ready always to give an answer to
every man that asksth you reason Of
the hope that il in you, with meekness
and fear. list Peter 3: 15. u
The theme was one of deep interest,
and was listened to with great attsn-
ti0n.
AT the evening service Rev. Geo. R.
Kramer preached from Peter LIST
chapter, part Of the 10th verse: "The
precious blood Of Christ"
About the blood there Is something
sacred, and God honsrsd the blood Of
the beasts which were offered as q
sacrifice for sin. The ancisnts were
told not to eat the flesh Of these beasts
a. blood was split. Then II the blood
Of thess beasts was 90 precious, oh bow
much more was the blood of man, and
If mans blood was SO sacred, then how
very sacred was tho blood OF Gods be-
loved Son.
The blessed relation OF the believer
to God the Father is due to the precious
blood of Jesus. "Ws are not redeemed
with corruptible things such as silver
and gold, but by the precious blood OF
Jesus" "Unto you that believeth he
is an honor and precious" Notwith-
standing His beauty it offers NO attrac-
tiou to the carnal mind.
This blood is Gods gift. In giving
His son He gave all that was precious
in the gift. He gave his blood. "Ths
Lord hath laid upon him the iniquity
Of us all and BY His stripes are we heal
ed" "He was wounded for our trans
gressions and the chastisement Of our
peace was upon Him." Some persons
say there is nothing special in the
blood of Christ, but without the she'd
ding Of blood there is no remission Of
sin.
When priests killed an animal, did
he then throw the blood away? Nay |!
He sprinklsd the blood. He won't into
the holy place not without blood. Sup
pose when the pasohal lamb had been
slain the blood was thrown away and
not sprinkled upon the door posts it
would have been of no avail.
"The blood Of Jesus Christ, the Son
of God cleanses from all sim" It has
sanctifying power, it cleanses us, and
by it every stain is removed. The SER
mon was one Of true grandeur, and was
heartily enjoyed.
Rev. H. L. Hastings, hohad short
time previous arrived, made some con-
cluding remarks. He considered it no
small emergency which caused the
shedding OF blood in the beginning of
the worlds history. No blood was
shed until the law was broken, until
man had believed Satan's lies and dis
believed Gods truth. SYLVIA.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-08
At the Opera Mouse.

Ford's Juvenile Opera Company, will
give a Matinee performance at the
Grand Opera House on Saturday after
noon, September 13. Won Suppe's
Comic Opera, "Fatinitza," will be pre-
1ented, and as both the selection and
the Company are highly spoken Of, we
hare II" Doubt a full house will greet
h~m ia WilminptOn.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-08
A DARK PICTURE.
shs Daskey Cvsw Of the Jennie
y. njmm0ns-A Case 6trOOH In
,OdOrifereas PeFfnTne and CTR.
cumstamtisl Evidence.


,OdOrifereas PeFfnme and CTR.
cumstamtisl Evidence.
Rather sooty picture met our re-
portsr's vision when he crawled into
his little corner at the Police Court
this morning. The dock was crammed,
the space rallied of for witnesses, pack
ed, tho little triangular nook outside
the rail and the corridor beyond that,
jammed, and even the small interstices
between the bars outside the window
were completely filed with the dusky
faces Of those who were unable togst
inside. As all the spectators, witnesses
and prisoners were of this same hue,
and that black, the reader can easily
imagine the effect produced not only on
the vision but also on the alsfactories.
In the dock sat John Brown, John
Williams, Frank Smith. Oscar Victor
and Alexander Hicks, the latter foul
charged with assault and battery on the
former.
The circumstances Of the case as de-
duced from the evidence a. given by
about 4 dossn witnesses, was about ai
follows:
John Brown, who lives in the classic
precincts of Hsdgevills, signed articles
to ship aboard the schooner Jennie T.
Simmons, now lying at the wharf o.
Walton, Whann & Co., for a trip tc
Port Royal, s. c., Jacksonville, Fla,
and return to Philadslphia. On the
strength Of this agsement John receiv-
ed $S advance pay. After recivipg the
money John left the boat and has not
since been aboard. Finding John did
not mean to live up to his articles, the
Captain, on Saturday merning last, had
q warrant issued for his arrest.
On Saturday evening, the steward Of
the vessel, John Williams, who was
security for the money John received,
accompanied by Oscar Victor, Frank
Smith and Alexander Hicks, paid a
visit to Browns House, in Hedgeville,
and summoning the latter from his bed,
demanded either the return Of the mon.
ey or a tul6llment of the agreement
signed. John not being able to comply
with the former, and apparently unwil-
ling to fulfil the latter, hot words en-
sued, and these followed by general
hand to hand fight. One Of the wit
nesses described this part of the per-
formance as ga hoopin and yowlin like
de debbil had come for sho."
Vryt i Ii L L
tinguished during the melee, were re-
lit it was found that John Williams, the
Steward, and John Brown, the deserter,
had each been severely cut about the
head.
His Honor decided that the Steward
and his crew had no right to enter
Browns house and disturb his slumber
in the manner they did and fined John
Williams and Frank Smith each $500
and costs, and Oscar Victor and Alex
ander Hicks each $1.0O and cost.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-08
Not to be Duped.

Officer Hunt,the Canine Manipulator,
wishes us to informed certain party
ON Second street near Shipley that the
"Higgins' German Laundry Soap Med
sl" on his dogs collar will not pass
muster as city tag.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-08
P0FOO nal.

Mr.. Charles Preston, senior member
of the firm Of Preston Bres., Tonsoral
artistes of this city, left for Baltimore,
last evening where he will spend a
week.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-08
Fall I arpets,

~, contempt . ting purcha asini
wlll md it to their advantag,
ase early, as it is much -asiel
pers 70 sell carpets than it is tt
Oh the manufacturers. They
~ ahead will take no orders tt
efed before January. Conss
vatpets must be higher. W.
mintd Messrs. Kennard & Coz
ufchased previous to july anc
"a are selling at last Spring.
~ report very active sales 81
Daily Republican., 1879-09-08
Street Meeting.

Some Of the members of Epworth
Chapel held . very interesting prayer
meeting =. Thirteenth and Wilson
streets Yesterday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-08
Fancy Hosiery.

Messrs. Kennard & Co. are showing
. very large and attractive stock Of
fancy hosiery. By keeping a large
stock and selling them at low prices.-
Ladies' have found out that Kennard
L Co. is the best place to 60 to bs suit
nd.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-08

Anybody recommending a
remedy for children contain
IN any fern is guilty Of do.
Il ~, W. Balls Baby Syrup ia
Da.as |" nes TO contain opiatss. and
's.slofe s.s be widely recommend.
'"'s at the principal drug
Daily Republican., 1879-09-08
Price of Wheat,

L~s & IONS are paying s1.05 to $1.0s
f"' "h-. If the best quality. In Phil
aa-Iphia the price has risen to $l.10
and S!.lI.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-08
FIRST EDITION..
NEWS saRaASX.

nEws sUnaAsY.
..h a Uyldge-The Bslaim"Fs
rid AeciAsst-The Fall Of .
=" RniIaing-U. o. Distrie'
sxe Appointsd-oth"r Acct
VA, Incidents, Grimes ana mis-
nesnOPs. t
tv.,t bound freight train ON tn
sh Railroad broke through q
'u work bridge, twenty miles cas-
Iouis, early yesterday morning
ight cars fell to the creek below
f li.tIs is known about the aoci.
hat the engineer and one brake
10 r reported killed and the fireman
a The accident was caused, i
;ursd. by the malicious misplace
of a switch.
If the men injured by the fall
sc.ffold at the Calvert stree
in baltimore, on Friday, disc
d.y, making the third victim
oropsr's jury, in the cases Of tn,
two, found that death resulted
accident, caused by the neglso
forrmsn In charge Of the gang il
:na that the scs6old was proper
|ursd."
wo.s,ory brick building in chey
W. T., occupied by q meat mark.
lor. and . boarding house, ,tumbled
|lss, Friday night, and q numbsl
Rolls We buried in the ruins. Only
iva, 80 far as known, we're killed
brjr bodies have been recovered
ssster is attributed TO the giving
a partition wall.
President has decided 70 appoint
al VIM. H. Hays, Of Spring field
be U. s. District Judge for Ken
to succeed Ballard deceased
"A prominent lawyer, and was
i Of a Kentucky regiment in the
n the Union.
H. Meyer, a book keeper in the
"a County Bank, was arrested in
\ yesterday, with $4,000 in bonds
ine to the bank In his possession.
on his way TO New York where
an engagement to sell them.
Ices from the interior parishes o.
ma show that nearly every plan
in the State suffsrd damage from
lat storm of the 1st inst. The
Top is not seriously injured, but
ton is damaged 10 to 30 per cent
Grand Jury at Boston, on satur.
Indicted Nicholas IntantiLo and
o Ardito for the murder Of Mr.,
|asl month, and indicted Vincen'
ndisra ("Larry o'Nsill") and
|pe Donate for being acoessoriet
Nh. fact.
men, named Longmore and Sla.
prsisted In driving across a rail
rack, in front Of an approaching
at Cohoes, on Saturday evening,
} Of an attempt by the Aagman tt
hem. Longmore was killed and
seriously injured. /
L. two young men and two girls
crossing the river at Morgan't
lua., ON Thursday night, tbsil
md wagon backed of the boat
% two girls and one young mar
rown-d.
twelfth juror for the trial o.
!. Gully for the murder OF Cor
|hisholm, at De Kalb, Miss, was
OH Saturday, and the cour'
1journed until Monday. Nine o
ors are white, three colored.
Is of error have been issued ir
les of Israel Brandt and Josiah
ii, two OF the condemned Leban-
nty murderers, and argument
had before the Supreme Court
9Th.
ves broke into the residence o
S. P. Colt, Bristol, R. l., on
by, and stole from $4,000 to $4,000
y jewelry and watches, chiefly
prrty Of Mrs. Theodore Colt.
les L. Elwell, a car driver, o
assaulted on Saturday nigh
mas Mckay, died Of his injuries
ht. His assailant has not beer
Daily Republican., 1879-09-08
ONLY One Case.

AL the Police Court on Saturday eV-
eniug, there was only one case and thas
was Of a woman named Kelley, for us
inc abusive language and disorderly
conduct. Mrs. Kelley resides IN the
nsighborhood of Jackson and Chestnut
strsets and unfortunately has contracted
The habit Of getting intoxicated. When
in this state she is very annoying, ana
especially so when the children In .he .
vicinity get to tantalizing her ohe
was fined $5 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-08

At Hartmsn's Drug Store, 9th and
Poplar, may bs found an elegant as
sortment Of handkerchief extracts
hair brushes, tooth brushes ana oono''
Don y forget the place.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-26
NeMA NOIeA.


The Turkish government is about to
resort TO forced loans.
The Bodie Standard says the mines Of
that district havo yielded during the
yeur 1878 80, ,l29,732 in gold.
The total yield Of bullion from Ai-
zona during the year 1878 was ST.
As 1000.
There is great trouble with ice gorges
in tho Ohio river. There is heavy
damage to Shipping.
The scarlitina is very bad in New
York, more deaths having occurred
from that dis case in tho last week than
has occurred before during the same
period for eight years.
The Common Council OF San Jose
has refused to grant the Chinese tn, ir
usual license to celebrate their New
Years which commences on Jan. 2lst,
by firing crackers, bombs. ect.
S. u. Richards OF Nebraska volun-
tarily confessed that lie had murdered
several persons. lilo has just been
sentorccd to be hanged. a telegram
states that the prIsonsr seemed the
happicst man in the court room when
the sentence Was pronounced.
The prospect for action by Congress
on the Chinese immigrat.Dn bill is now
very bright. Ths bill has been report.
cd by the committee, nsd unanimous
consent WAS given to report it back on
the 26Ih Instant, for action as the
special order FOR that day. This order
will almost certainly secure vote on
the bill 1T that time.
The Eureka Sentinel says the Silver
StHte Dramatic Amutucrs lost $50 on
two performances which they gave in
that place. That is the first company
of Dramatic Amatucrs we have heard Of
that Ind Sij to lose.
Adolph SutrU has arrived in wrsh-
lhStoh from Europe on his way home.
lie says he Is going to Immediately
commenc. - continuance Of his tunnel
through the CVnstock lode into the
heart Of Mount Davidson, with the
expectation Of developing veins of gold
bearing quartz the existence of which
is ind ca:ed by surface groupings.
Mrs. Clara S.Foitz and Mrs. Laura
de Force Gordon. having obtained per.
mission from the Dean of institution
applied for admission TO the Hastings
Law College Of CAIifoluit, but the trus.
tees have refused To ndmi; hem. The
Indies Intend to apply to the courts for n
writ of nnmdamus for their admission.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-26

The following preamble and resolu.
ton has been adopted by tho Senate OF
Alabama:
WnEnEAS. Interference by officers OF
tho United States in popular election
is justly regarded by tho people Of
this State rs an OWL OF great magnitude,
and whereas, the manifest purpose of
such interference, in part at least, is TO
influence and control tho action of the
State i'll selecting electors for Prosi.
dent aud Vice President of the United
States; therefore
Resoired, That the Committee OH
Federal Relations be instructed TO in.
quito into tho exediency of providing
by law for the selection OF electors for
President aud Vice President by tho
General Assembly until the acts Of
Congress- authorizing interfcrencs by
S'doral authorities are repealed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-26
Assembly.

by Fisk-To define tho responsibility
Of pawubioke.s.
Lyons-To amend tho Civil Practice
Act.
Gnst"n-Tu crrn,e tho Office OF oflicinl
reporter to District Courts.
Leave ui absence wus grated to the
following ASST mb!ynIen: Mcssrs Full.
Ter. EidIcd, Robinson. WGnnuth aud
Alien.
P"wril-An Act to provide revenue
for the State OF NeNadn. Referred 10
Committee on judiciary.
Allen Of LiucOlu-Au Act for Ia, GOV.
eInmrut AMI maintenance Of State
Orphans Home Provides for the care
oi childrcd of divorced parents. ] Refer.
red tO Committee On State Institutions
and ordered printed.
Wilson Of White Piuc-An Act 10 pro.
vide revenue far the government of the
State OF " Vain. Provides for re.
dempti"n "f property sold for tnxosl
Referred To Committee on Judiciary AMI
ordered printed.
hyhuEh-wiILuut previous notice
An Act authorizing the County Cormis.
hiunerS al EiSu t. Issup bonds in the
sum nf SI,uuU To ct ~ County Iiospii.
al III said county. Referred to ElkU
delegation.
Allen Uf Storey without previous
noiiGe-An A I fiSiug the number rf at
tacheS uf Senate aud Assembly defining
their duii's and iiSiuS their pay. LAID
on the table.
Howe An Act granting the United
States right to purchase land in Orlusby
county whoreOn to erect u. s. public
building. Refer i to Judiciary Com.
Inittrs.
G"sion-An Act 10 provide for tho in-
corporation OF raj rond companies, and
management Of the affairs IN, rcof. Re-
ferred TO Committee on Corporations
aud Railroads. and ordered printed.
Assembly bill No. G-Providing for
the appointment Of Noiaries Public and
defining their duties. Passed unaui-
nous y.
At IL NJ. special order of the day, tho
proposed amendments Ia the Constitu.
tpn OF the State eliminating th. word
white from the Constitution and rro.
hibiting tho donation Of public noney
Tor Hcctnrian purposcs) was taken up
aud cOucurrcd in.
Joint resolution, providing for iLe an.
pniutmont Of u joint Committee of five
Ia visit NcvHda's insane al stockton aul
deaf and dumb at Oakland, to examine
"nh report ns to their condition. Adopted
Senate concurrent resolution to pro.
vide for the establishment Of State
Bnrean OF Labor taken up aud adopted.
Senate concurrent resolution No. o
Providing for tho printing Of 1000 cop.
les OF State intercollegiate report--takon
up and adopted.
senate bill No. l3--Prohibitlng the
use of Legislative halls for other thnn
legislative purposes. Ref, rrod to Com.
mit.co on State Institutions.
A. l2:3O Assembly adjourned.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-26

From the Reno journal wo learn the
following facts in regard to the fisher.
men recently expelled from The Indian
Reservation at Pyramid Lake. There
were abou, 10 men and As boats em.
ploycd In the business which amounted
to about $4,000 per month. 1t is the
intention Of the fishermen to mnko an
attempt In the courts to maintain their
rights TO fish in the lake, in which they
think they will be successful. and tba,
they will 10 able 10 break .rp the In.
dian Reservation.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-26

The Democratic Senator from Nyc
County. Nj. CrrSswrll, in a speech i'll
the SoTa;o in reference tu the tric.;
perpc,raled on the Legislature Of with.
holding the joint resolution iustructiny
our United States Senators i'll refer.
encc to the Freights and Fares bill, OK.
pressed the opinion that Senator Jones
would vote against that bill. Now our
opinion OH that point is this, il it is
found that the bill will pass anyhow
Jones will vote for it, but il il should
happen that tho vote is very close. and
that there is strong probability OF
his vote defeating tho measure, then
ho will vote against it.