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4 GROWING CERTAINTY ~ MASSACHUSETTS
lils INplpLNplNr DEMOCRATIC CALCUfAtIoNs At
tRr rrryGn,ru 10 rnE rRrrrVr


BosroN. July l0.-lntcigcuce of worh'pgmcn who
aic declaring their adherence to Blaine and Logan
and their revolt from the Democratic mnn't urpt >"
continually received, and there Is now good g"omd i'
believing that Lynn and other mnnu' c'ui. c'i'"~
will go strougl, Republican this year The Indications
are said 10y shrowd local politicians to be strong mat
Henry Cabot Lodge If nominated, will he elected to
Congres4 over lyor Lowering or any other Demo.
crnt hy Mt Ica-t 900 yoos The feeling oi coph"enc
that Massachusetts, viii go ior blan" ol la go, n'".
iortv than has been given at any election FOR many
vrnr. mast continue, to grow leading Ind pendent
who few days ago claimed the state t"r tlNo '"d
d1nLtG,l 4. to- the election iu Boston, an the o. X
that the independents would carry II owe, 4" t 'ch
racy has died away since the fremont Temple IHl =.
Neither Democrats nor independents care 10 1b l 10
odnv about the political situation, The unknown l'
tor which disurbs their calculations hong hc lr ell
the revolt against Cleveland u the rnuke 81 the labor
inc men. with Wow, however, Of onScttng TIM loss
IL, fnr n- possible 80 has been determined that the ti'
Tics Of sauder of Che Republican nominees arc To be
unframed ID tho utmost.
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COMMANDER SCHLEY's ORDERS.

washington, July 19.-Admiral Nichols
Acting Secretary Of the Navy, issued ORDER 10 ""n'n
scev this afternoon to remain at St Johns ouS a. long
a. necessary to secure cnoasug o. the dead OF TIE
Greely party suitable casScis and then proceed VIII
hi, three vessels the Thes, Bear AID Alert Win Tue
survivors and the dead to Portsmouth, y H. where ne
will aWa ait further orders. and where The members "I u
,reely nasty aul rel 4 cNi pu can become a''H''eU
before edlu. further south. ,
order were 90 80 issued fcI me Lorh 'afN ID ""
without delay tn New Nor, with the supplies ana hl
Intended Tor the construction OF house, etc., "lA were
provided for TIE expedition.
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The Republican organizations in Jersey City
On. isoIayinguuu,ull activity u tni, campaign sixty
five member. Of the Eureka Battery at aided Ie ..-ula-
meeting of the Battery in Ictfon'a Han on FIN
dav n.ht and when the roll opened
twenty seven names wcrs added to 70. An
f,,..utivr Committee WIS appointed consisting of
Alderman Iiu.n H. Ab-rIchy, A.--uol, muu Samuel D..
piriuuson, Police Justice samuel -. su.,ns.
I--o..r i.Ipr.trJ ClHIirs Fir, man ara William
U1lrnlph Inc new uniforms for tine Battery are
now ciagmalc ,nd the military officers W.. De elected
TLr youag Ecplpr1u- Of the IYh District, the ma
iorifv of WON VIII east th"ir fist yot"
,,r Rllrp and Logan, have Organized
he william H. thurman Battery named in
honor OF President Fumau. OF tho Board cot Aldermen.
M rlo pidv number, s"vrAlg -yc members
Tnr onccls are: Captain. John Hrrbcl; frat
irutcnaat Charles H. Eudis'r; socoud led
p."ElT; scrscaut-. joan Cook, II. Fnnccnt,
4 Iiudram +. sparks. and w. Irving. Alderman Fur
,r b,. uc,-utei tne Battery with large banner CON
iIirtgs portrait. of BIu- and Logan, which WIN be
vlur acro.. tIe street ia front OF tAe meeting room
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DEMOCRATS FORMING BLAINE CLUBS.

COMMIT,
At the Republican State Committee rooms
vr.'.rl " information was received OF tha formation
Of a large number OF new Blaine and Logan
Clubs. Three clubs have been started ia
Owcgo having total OF 500 members
one club is known as D." The Logan Boys in Blue" an the
cd veterans ar. joining it, iuc ulug many Democrats
D.uo.r4t, say that they can never vote for a
ticket which contains thu names Of two men. one
Of whom ,Hcrdlicks called the soldiers "Lucolus
hounds" and the other 81 whom sent sah-titutc when
driicl. and never Wa, known To say good word iOf
the cans. of Ga, Union army.
At Wuyorly, Blaine and Logan club contains the
names Of sixty Irish Democrats. Al canaan
dalzua. foI.y Democratic wOTSugurI have formed
the urIcu- OF Il Bliuc AMI log Il Ciu) They take tr
their motto American Interests and American rights,
of which they believe Blame ANA LO2an 10 be the
only representatives. letter received from
wyoming Comfy yesterday stated that the Republicans
h "a already made canvass 0i the county which they
e.timated at least loo majority for Blame From
Nuul Java word was received that twenty
Democrats hal oTC2niz-d Blaine and Logan Demo
cratic club IL thought tuat ali The Wogkingnen
iu fr4t vicinity would vote for Blaine AID Logan.
From Monroe County the Intelligence is OF the most
Cheering KIND. WI. Fowler, prominent -. uo ratio
faru.r there. aui Secretary Of the NcV-Nurk state
Farmers Alliance SAYS: d" lcytaud hai acuatri tae
autronorey yot" when ne received two years ago. at
least 100000 voters gave MIN their support years
ago who viii never cast tLcr votes for u again for any
position"
MON buffalo word wa. received that prominent Demo
cr.t DEPOSITED 10000 ia the Bank ~ iu telling the
cashier whole part OF u So i bs Wa-cT"d
fla cleveland VIII moi Doe the next President ui tAc
city authorized 70 rcprc.cnt tle defo'or aad pt
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RUNS .cored each innlng.
" tIOpOIItan ..-..-...--.. 3 % Ill

Runs carmel Athletic g. Metropolitan First base On bal,
Athletic Metropolitan :" First base by erurs-A thets
struck out-Athctic Metropolitan 3 wO base tsk0ss
man Home ruus-Rosemsn, orr and -0vcy Double plsys
HOuck StI1cLer and ~tONryi corey orlcker and sio'J
Wild ptches-MattheWs .. pasfei bal's-lIOueu Tine
Two hours ami minutes. Umplre-&r Quinu.
Another OF the rcgmenia baseball contests played
III Washington Park Brooklyn, Yesterday. between nBs
rom the l3th and Odd Re gmrnts The 18Th men played
IN much better form than their opponents aud won eaa
The players changed positions frequently The score Ee
a. follows:
Tsgaty, IRA ! SS19 q II ~
Use Iltt-I ty.th.rd II; Thirteenth. T. EiTI-
w y-tilrd D.; ID. r. .nth % PHcAe s-bunnte a3
Louge way and Reed and lake.
The Long Island star, asd Athletics played yesierSl
The former winning by the score Of : TO l.
BALTIMORE, July l9-rhe Brooklyn nine won mote.
worthy victory over the Baltimore nine here to-day Kin
ner pitched for The visiting club and the Bamor
PLAYERS credited With but two hits. The score va
as follows:
Baltimore. % ! 0 Q FL
Tas. hits-Ialtimore Brooklyn 20. Frfors-Ba.imr !
Prooa yu !. Pitchers -kmDcr and In, ie. CmpI--AL
Kelly.
Boston, July I9.-The New-York and Boston eus
played here today The nine from New-Yori p.agd
badly IN the field. The score by innings was as foil9"
Boston ................--...........2 o % IL
New-York - 80. ......... y o - o o . o OIL
Ease M:s-Porion 3. New-YorL o Euors-Bosou NsE
YORK L. Decentralization aud Besley. Oupre-At
Van Court
Other games were played as follows:
H. Observation-Disclosures q. Philadelphia l.
In Butd'o-Buf4O =. Chicago 4
IN Detroit-Ictr0lt 10. Cleyelandf.
IN Pltf-bur-- Ale eny Z, Washington =
IN Iudin1rois-Iuaiana T. Toe % ..
In Louis> !lle-Lousyile 3, Cincinnati l.
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ANNUAL CRUISE OF NEW-HAYEN lAO''
ny IrIr.nAl lI no ImE IALn- W. -.

NEw-HAvEN, July l9.-The large hee' u -, ~
New-uayen Yacht Club lcit port this aieIly.'n dis
third snuua cruise. The ncct will 20 IS iaf - ~
onset, Mass, and Will be- absent a ioi''',a,, ~
schooner yacht Minerva. OF New-i ort acso fbiss
Meet under charter Tue fleet VIII remain ~ h,s yds
Island, over SUNDAY. This 2, ,ulug tic y's. -
Illuminated and there was display OF IL ~, Hotsl
men also gave hop az the lNdn9 ~, rommyte'
grand race Tor silver cup. presented ~ Sen1S
Scranton, will b, sailed Tor VI The @Jth in'" ~
ford.
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NEWS AT NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS.

NEWS At NATIONAL !LAtlt AitlL'.>.
DECIDING UPON CAMPAIGN Nohk-rit'0FhcI7 II
ILLINOIS AID rl.NNsYLVA\IA.
There were large numbers of people a. Fepub-
Hc9n National Headquarters yesterday up I" .
O'clock At that hour Chairman Chaiee lett the
rooms for Norri,town to spend Sunday and Chau-
man Jones started for the seaside. Secretary Fe>-
,epd,n alone remained TIL late at night. There
were several long con .erences of the Executive
Committee 10 svstcmatizc and decide upon cam
paign work. 4 general plan Of publcsuonS was
discussed German secretary Will be engaged 10
take claILe of the canvass IN the German language,
and a gentleman has been offered the position
whose acceptance is expected This week.
Congressman Thomas, Of Illinois, said TO a
TrlEr.NE reporter: "The enthusiasm in Illinois
for the ticket OF Blaine and Logan has not been eN-
ceeded since the daysof Lincoln. 1t IS like prairie
fire. l. IS so hearty and genuine that II must
spread to other parts of the country and permea'e
the whole body polite. We have no other Thought
in Illinois Ia that the Republican ticket will he
gloriously elected 1t is ticket ana cause OF
which every American may feel proud
w. b. Crooks of Phladel phia. said: The lndica-
tiou are that PENNSYLVANIA will give Blaine and
0can 4 majority second only 10 the 1850 She
gave for General Grant. All through Inc NIale
there Is The most wonderful feeling that ever per
yaded the voters of the state. 1t Is NOT RepMbcahS
aloup but Democrats who are enthusiastic.
Among The callers Of the day were Congressman
Thomas of Illinois C0ngreSSnan Jcn0Iu>, OF NIS-
sissippi; Major Norton, OF brooklyn; y. ~ Loogn-
I'm OF Thc idthOHc HerGd. Boston; Coionel HenIEe
RIss Secretary Teller William Is. Crooks, OF PM
aJclrhla: r. H. NcritZan, publisher of me fHf'-
U0nID0}isf Brooklyn Major +. NJ. CLARKE, on IOWA
Charles Price, of North Carolina; VI u. iIein' ~
DICK. OF Meanwhile Penn; WE. SimmS, ot Virginia
and d. ia. Locke, Of Ire 0ic9O Dtdd,.
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LocAL CRIcKEr MAICnas.

A cricket match between the meniotio .,.rss
staten Island Cricket CLUB was play !e'''' .,siuas
the first eleven used baseball bats anu p' ,,t,f a9s
s5ysn P S TS om s' 5ss %
h. Krssler made 53. cyril " ilson -, = retired tof -
audR 5 IIill 10. The other eleyeA "e'e
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THE SURVIVORS IMPROVING IN HEALTH
GRrEIN's ADMIRATION OF GREEN FlflD'-"o"
TN MN ARI EECElNtD.

GRrTIN's ADMIRATION OF GREEN FlfLp>-Ho"
THE MIN ARB RECEIVED
ST. JOINS, n. f.. July 19.-Ihe following Is 'ne
present disposition of the bodies of the victims oil
The Greedy expedition in the respective steamships
In the tanks of the 1hcts are Lieutenant Lock
wood. Sergeant Cross. Sergeant David Lynn ser
pcant II. Gardiner, Private Snyder and S'rF'a",
Israel The tanks of the Bear hold the remains ol
Lieutenant Kislingbury. DR.. Pavy SerS'ah,
Jewell Private Ellis. Sergeant Rallston corpora
Joscph Ellison and Private NhlstleE Il'u''',11
Christian. James Edwards, EsqumauA, 9hu
Private Henry Bender have their graves III ny
Arctic SHOWS The Baskets VIII he PieP'ou ~
Thursday. 80, I'LL. 80, Irid,v
The ships will sail on Thursday night OF iII"N
lieutenant Grcelv and his men are improving
f,vorablv GrceN less So. perhaps. than the o'l'IN
Yesterday ne exhibited symptoms OF great i9'lFu'
aud weakness. lie is talking too murh ana NO
constant interviews operate most uufaNofaolN Oh
him he was taken for a drive yesterday w .hc
valley of Waterford Bridge, and he gloat'd on Tue
beautiful fertile summcrpioSpecls III maIheu S"u-
trast To the bleak stcrllitcS of ms So recent ','l'
home "Thesc trees" he said, with cNub"ranl en-
fbus,osm look So beautiful to an eye that mas
seen mo- vegetation for the years. Inc gioSn
fields Give me new life Greedy II AZ preschi 'uo
suest of the city. Private houses and carriages
are placed at his disposal, and every kluuhcSN a.
attention are paid hun Each member i the plllS
forms the centre of listening admlrlhE gouPs'
mud goes over the recital OF the t"rIhlc P'Ntt;
There will bc memorial services foi the deA III an
The churches of tho city tomorrow, ana Coh-
mcmorativo sermons will he preached
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THE ALERT SAFE AT ST. JOHNS.

WASHINGTON. July l0.-lhc Acting Secretary OF
tho Navy today received the following telegram
from Commander Schcy; Alert arrived at $50
last night All well. Loeb Garry is now alongside
discharging last of coal ~ attend ~ C'',o'I"H
OF charter as soon as Loeb Garry can be as
shargel
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perature frequently fell to fifty degrees below zero
A few 'ptarnigan, hare bear ana sea, WIZ Eo
ehot Our resources were fading rapidly away Vh
April Rice persisted heroically in the attempt 10
recover the abandoned English meat. on API ba
s a. Fsonimau Jams persisted in his kayak,
thu, crecudg all possibility of securing seal or
walrs 10 sustain life. Shrmps or sea-iles elgn'
hundred making only ounce, hchens ana saNl-
fragc and sealskin boiled and roasted formed LOT
an nnspeakabe seven weeks the sole sIstenance OF
the party when on June % the reiiei squadron
first signal of rescue was heard. All nae perishcu
save seven and a few hours more would have seen
The total humiliation of the Greedy Colony tha'
IN good health and with hopeful hearts nan d 'nc
September
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A GREAT DAY ON THE TURF
TIE "ALL BLACK" AT LONG BRANCH.
THREE RACES WON by THE wIrHEBs STABLE

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common "' '"''' " '''" 'l t 49,,
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to every or enc II wa 'l"" 'h' ~" ~ '." WIN. "
doub,iuI 'oit oil "''c'o''''c j. may ~" ]" N.'P"s
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thc hoohmn" r- gathered them IN IN I'''' ''
."h'i''' "' 'h' -m''' "n' "hN"N' '"'
a'c Who'll" Cleveland convention in t"cm-..|',
"'l' however Son' 81 Ih'" ''II ny ". WY ''
VI 10 $500 one vacant 'N"r }'''"uF' us
f'nnn', "'' ONE Young man, WIN winning ''"''''
"r. -'''''' thursday anu mas '',n p,'f ,'"'' y"
c 49,
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Nee" ana 80 ~ ''''' '''"'. '''" wv ~ a.,
Where David H. ''" P-'" OF tie l"o''"'' = n''i' !"
the l'nd.
S..,. JJdNSoN or c. NcINNNrT ANp CAPTAIN HOLMES
on GWf'T nEilAIS.
Another johnson grlrod the iudgo' stand Edgar
" of Cincinnati. Governor llpadly's Law partner
Tl. Nr Iohn.., n,. a form of classic symmetry and
tho f,r. of n ..,,fin But what he doe, not know
.o,.,,iti,. ll an man, c,lio. Ilc il now pre-.
,. ..,t,,t,. ,,t Cio,ol.,,J will c,rr,
a. tn, ,, ia II
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suits ct Nr '''"''I 'P''"'''''" '' '''''' " "''
heard Oh MS uh.n'r'''I0l attempts ~ ENGINEER ''
pied flush against tlil hand his betting on the r'c-
ton will b, merely cause of drriion Mr.. johnson
MAS IN IN. .t.pd when Dan X and Hartford passed
over tL. lin, m IN, selling race Now to the eve of flesh
,,fp, wa ,I.r d. %, that IortfoI,l's head was at
IA L ..i r,, f., fla. oro of c,itI,-iu fine ind rc-
49,. t'...., ,..... I...,J and b.,d Nav, ifl[,
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ton how many pounds would take ~ p"t captain
U.f,,cs 80, az, co,,lit,. with ,,of...in,.I .l, lew
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start Bat hr ttt'cl o. win. >.H. I" .'.ld'- b' ,-
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rrr1nL1cANs ORG ANIzINa II NEwJEnsEY.

The Republicans Of the Nth Assembly Dis
tr,c Of Hudson Comfy " j., met at intHs Hall l., Wis
ST. Union HH on Thursday evening, and organized q
campaign club The hail was crowded aud great enthu-
slasm prevailed. There representatives from the
six subd-tlic. comprising the Assembly district and a
ylce-prcsdeut was elected from each This Is 10 be
central organization and 10 assist ia the formation Of
clubs AT MINOR points. Tho following officers were elect
ed; Frederick &. Houscu, pTcsldenti Frederick ".
lille f. Irambach. Robert BOaugcr, Herman walker
Iohn Darling and Mr. Sherwood Vice presidents W. +
Tusk secretary. and John Cot0r treasurer Or. A W.
Marden, Frederick H. Pepper and George Gunner were
APPOINTED committee draft 10y laws and constitution
The club viii hold meeting at the same place On next
Thursday.
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cprr1y,s MESSAGE TO HIS BROTHER.

NrwBUHYroRr, Mass. July l0.--John \. Greedy
has received the following from ms brother
Lieutenant Greedy:
ST JOINS y. T., July 10.
Due I'm New-York about August l.. Nhtll Sh' 500 N
Ieavc IN Ncwlulr, ,01t Tins Autumn Perfectly well, nut
80 =" ~ A. W. GEEELl
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THE sAEAroGA NGETING opENED.


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-20

CONGRATULATIONS FROM GENERAL HAZEN.
WASHINGTON, July l9-General Hazen sent
fhc following telegram to Commander schey to-day Il
wish 10 congratulate and sincerely thank both you an
Ieuten41t Emory for your untirng energy and great
skill In making the relief perfect success" To Lieu
Tenant Greedy he sent the following: 4" 1t has been
thought that ID might be imprudens 10 come all the way
here at once after leaving ST. JOINS but you, with your
party mad better break sudden change VI climate Dy
Adopting ~ Portland. Consider tAlA
Smyrna times., 1884-03-19

WOMAN IN THE HONOR LIsT.-Per-
haps the most significant indication of
the influence of modern ideas that has
been given at all is the announcement
that the University of Oxford has for
mally admitted women to the exami-
nations, and in consequence to a place
in the honor list. Twenty years ago
such step as this would have been
Aotmerely impossible, but preposterous.
Ii would not have been discussed
seriously by the authorities or the pub
lie. Rut now the Congregation meets
and gravely deliberates over the propo-
sition to admit women to the examina-
tions ON equal terms; and notwith-
standing the advancement of all the
old-fashioned objections, notwithstand-
ing the airing of the staple predictions
OF evil, the statute was adopted, and to-
day the great change is in operation.
Smyrna times., 1884-03-19
THE SUPPER OF 81. GREGORY,

A tale for Roman guides to tell
To careless, sight-wom travellers still
VINO pause beside the narrow cell
VI Gregory on the CCelian HILL
Ohe Gay before the monks door came
A beggar' stretching empty palms,
Falntlng and fast sick in the name
OF the Most Holy asking aims
Ana the monk answered: "All have
In this poor cell of mine give.
The silver cup my mother gave;
In Christs name take it thou and live"
years passed; and called at last to hear
Ihe pastoral crook and Keys of Rome
The poor monk, in St. Peters chair
Sat- the crowned lord of Christendom.
Prepare feaGt," st. Gregory cried.
ana let twelve beggars sit thereat."
Inc Deggars came, and one beside,
An unknown stranger, with them sat.
Il asked thee not" the POntiff spake
20 stranger; but if need be thine.
bid the welcome, for the sake
vi Him who is thy Lord and mine"
grave, calm face the stranger raised
Like His who on Gennesaret trod
Or Ills on whom the Chaldeans gazed
Whose form was as the Son of God.
"know'st thou" he said, "thy gift of old?"
And in the hand he lifted up.
The Pontiff marvelled to behold
Once more his mothers silver cup.
Thy prayers and aims have risen and bloomad
sweetly among the flowers Of Heaven.
am The Wonderful, through whom
Whateer thou askest shall be given"
lie spake and vanished. Gregory fell
Win his twelve guests in mute accord
Prone on their faces, knowing well
Their eyes of flesh had seen the Lord.
Ihe old-time legend is not vain:
Nor vain thy art, Verona's Paul,
Telling it DER and DER again.
On gray Vicenza's frescoed wall
sui wheresoever pity shares
lS bread with sorrow, want and sin,
Ana love the beggar's feast prepares.
The unlimited Guest comes in.
Cnheard because our ears are dull
Unseen, because our eyes are dim:
lie walks our earth, The Wonderful
Ana all good deeds are done to Him
Jon" q. Whittier, IN HupcrS Magazine