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New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

Tho intercollegiate pennant race is ended and Yale
will float the coveted trophy the college green
diamond folds next year. The tight severe one.
but as usual huAl struggle was between Yale and
Harvard The clubs tied for frat place and the
game was played oil SATURDAY To the surprise OF
som- OF tho Yale students their club won. and
easily at that Even Yales stanchest friends wanted
offs" OF 10 before they would bet their club.
Every effort to have tho played In this
city or brooklyn but the Harvard faculty objected ami
the match had TO be played In Hartford Princeton
College content itself with third place and ends
the season Victories and th.ee defeats Wil
ians, the mrmOer. has done fairly well and gets
fourth place and dsbants with four Victories ana SIX
defeats The club will probably do better work next
year. Tho Brown atudeDts did poorly again and won
only two gamss-both OF them from Amherst Tho Am
horst finds se at tho end OF the and has bat
one game to It's credit. victory over the cham poDs
won ca rly In the race The clubs stand follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
FUNERAL OF RICHARD HENRY LANE.

The UI IdHC UUUh
oace at his home, No. 60 PARK ave, yesterday. There
large attendance OF personal friends and family
aud the second company OF the 7th Regi-
ment Veterans aud Lafayette Post g. A. r., were nu-
merousy represented. Upon and surrounding the coffin
were profus,cD OF white lilies and number OF floral
designs from Lafayette Post from the Mimosa Club. OF
which Mr. Lane had been member. and from his other
frlepda Tho Rev futile Smith, chaplain OF Lafayette
Post read the Protestant Episcopal burial service The
body was taken 10 Woodlawn Cemetery for burial.
Among those present were First Comm sDder Charles
AppIeby, G. A. X; Commander w. f. Brown g. A. K
Aiiutant Horace p. Gs'es. g. A. Lieutenant K L.
Easuury 7th Regiment Veterans; Major l. e. B.ackett
Captain +. A. Goodwin. 7th Regiment Veterans Colonel
Oscar s. Ryder, Comrades Nj. I. BruDdage. Robert. c.
Rathburn Robert s. Gould. ir, c. H. Scovell, Edward
stone j. C. Williams Joseph W. Duryee ". Greene
and W. Lee DaIllne DR.. HodEman ana Lewls Lyon ol
the THIRD Avence Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
CHACON'S LAST SUNDA

Unless the Governor exercises his DrerOg1tlve 10
interfere the OF court Yesterday the
last sunday which Mieue Chaeon the murderer Of Maria
illiams Will spend this Tho least
OF those aoout the ombs at the prospeo anu hmy
he will live. yestonay provided with Clean
linen Dy Lopez who wtn Ignailo ChacOn.
another the only roave which the doomed
IN He his although
spiritual wiser and guaras the on persons
OF the dai dresses carefully III snt Of
biack scrupuousy linen Two sisters OF Mercy
a the after which he talked
with guards Deputy bherifs Wn and Young
When Deputy sberlrs McGmnness ana Kinne wont
ca aeon expressed desire or glass Of
This was refuse him. ana couple Oh bottles OF
q @ provided inTcad.
The answer the petition for
ton TO Imprisonment Tor ne is expected
mor
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
TIE NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT rs THE BEST

President PurrOy, OF tHt FITt department
arrived tho steamer Egypt Oh saturday evening A
party OF fren0s went down the bay on the steamer
leDOx and gave him hearty welcome. lie was called
yesterday st his home Ia Fordham by many personal
aud political friepda Mr. Purroy 10 brOnzed by the
sun ana ia Ito fun glow OF health He says that the
trip given him a thorough rest He visited the
principal cities Of Great Britain, France. Switzerland,
Belgium and the Netherlands aud all the latest iln-
Proyements there In hre apparatus; ns
and general efficiency, better than anything on the
ether ,! he The fact tnst most OF the build
in ON other aide of snno brick and praot
eay proof renders comparison OF the nre depart
nleIIts of Loadon Paris, Antwerp. Berlin and other
cities with that OF New-York somewhat dnicu Presi
dent Purroy Will make report 10 the Mayor OF the
sult of his ObSeryAtiunh
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
H-srEgPLECHAsE. PULL coul
CEDARHURsT SUMNER MEETING.

TWO Days oF CROSS COUNTRY RACING-THE
STARTERS FOR TODAY.
The Rockaway Stecplechase Association be-
gin their summer meeting to-day, and It will be
tiuued Wednesday. The programmes are attractive
and will furnish great for lovers OF crosscountry
racing Tonight. after the races there
Will be fireworks and ball at
the club house. The first race to-day
Will he a handicap sweepstakes for hunters or hacks
about u mile IN Hat There entries. The
second race Is also a hanIcap sweepstakes. about y
mile the fat. Thirteen named TO start Among
the number Duke OF WestmOrciand Referee. Nimrod
ana Leroy. race for cup presented ny Thomas
Hitchcock, jr, in which polo ponies to contend.
comes next bakers dozen OF the little
entered Tne for the Morgan Cup comes II
for habred hunters. or hacks, about two and half
miles There five entries. Dundee and Cyclone being
The fifth Ia another ecplechase for
hunters hacks for the Mortimer cup distance about
three miles. Response, Emulation and Pawnee
entries. The days racing Will wind up
a handicap hurdle race. one and half miles. Seven
lively Jumpers named to contend. Referee ZsDg-
bar and Delaware are likely to bo among the starters
Following In a list OF the entries
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

The Bergen Point club still leads In the Amateur
Atnleiic Association and ought TO win the peunAnt.
Tne for second place between the Nassau Staten
Island ana Brooklyn clubs promises to BE- exolting
There are hut nix climbs loft in the Eastern League
The Newark club holds slight load with the
Waterbury nine second aud tho jersey City and Hart
CLUBS close together for third place The Bridxe-
port Mrrideu clubs nnd difficult TO keep wsn
the leaders.
In ths Southern League tho Atlanta club holds the
lead with tho Charleston niue close second. Nashville
Savannah aud Memphis all playing In good form and
the front.
Ewing. New-Yorks catoner may not be able to play
again for several weeks
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
NEVIS FROM TIE SUBURBS
Jersey CITY.

william SAUL age nne OF No IL summitave. was drowned
yesterday afternoon while bathing AZ Phillip ST.
youne man. fasLionaby esscd who cave his name as
Sullivan No. 2J0 BOweiy new YORK as arr ;stcu
by Detectve Pearson on SATURDAY nlght wle Wolailg
what pOnc, the "bmian game ! he game Is 10
bill IN pay.ent anc then Clam
that change sullivan hal operated success
fully in several stores before he arrested.
fire was discovered at 40 a. H. Yesterday the boiler
room OF TIE ugboa George IL Dantz. lynn at Warren ST.
Bel sIbdued boat ma acIinrry
We of $1,000 fully insured The
boat q owned by Jonn Mhaen OF Jersey cay.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
THE GREAT FUTUafrY STAKES.

The Coney Island Jockey Club has already
received notice OF 449 of tho 1872 mares entered IN
the Futurity Stakes which he the autumn
meeting 1882 II se.timasd that ths stakes will 10
worth $4,000 The Futurty proved such success that
tho club opened another stake of a similar character
sddnK IA other $4,000 Tue stakes arc to
be run for at the spring meeting 0f 1889. The entries
OF mare. closes on July Is. J. g. K Lawrence secrs.
tAry Of tho club, believes they will S35. 900
These races In tho value of the stakes will rival the
greatest English races.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

Newspoys on all railroad trains are
under orders invariably to supply CUSTOM
ers with .he papers taey call for, and to
regulate their stock of papers so as not ~
run short. Travellers who find that the
newsbOy has run short of TRIBUMES will
obIige this Office by reporting the fact by
postal card, and especially giving informa-
ton as to what tram it was.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

A few more cases of smallpox have been re-
ported In the Eastern District OF Brooklyn dozen
Bases IN becn discovered thus far Thcy all
IN around tho lower part OF North Ffth.sL One OF
the patients 10 empioye OF Hayemeyers Elder the
sugar renner All his fellow. worknen have beon vac.
einsted. Another case Is that Of Patrick Cassidy.
Grocer Of No 346 SecOnd-st There 10 great deal OF
Gneasiness among people In that vicinity because 10
some Instances the families OF those afflicted have ried
disease TINS the with tho Polish
family who were first taken down lAst week. The
cnd health authorities do not think there 10
fpy Of the disease becoming epdemic, and say
Thai Il 10 Row under control
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
CHAIRMANSRIP OF THE COUNTY COMMITTEE
The Indications are that no meeting of the

Republican County C0Innitto- VIII ia held sop
teniber to elect chairman. There need be hurry.
John W. JacObus, the VICE president can in the mean-
perform the functions oil the Chairman He has
yet Ormally the presidency but VIII do
80 There men now pro ninenty mentioned for
the char nanshlp W. Bliss and W. W. Astor
Both known active Republicans, and both are
thoroughly qualified for the place. No effort was made
10 any else until II certain tnat Low =.
Morton would not accept the chairmanship. Probably
third OF all the nrmDrrs OF tho County Committee
from that they could not be Reached
II special meeting we're called. vote under these
Is felt. would not be fair expression
OF opinion of the committee.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
RROOkLYN.

A gamc OF baseball between tho Nassau and Ansonla
Clubs Will be played to-day at lO.3Os IN.
Pymouth Church pulpit was occuple yesterday morn
ING and evening Oy the Rev DR.. NoOie OF Chlcaso
The Rev James 7. McNsmee. formerly an independent
Catholic preacher, ordained Btptst minister IN
tue Brd-e street Baptist Church yesterday The Rev.
Dr. Eddy presided. aud numDrr OF prominent Ii ptsl
ministers took part IN the services
The Rev. Benjamin Stanton. OF the Fort Green Pres
byterian Church. did preach yesterday lie does not
intend to occupy his pu PIT until after tue charges
against him are satisfactorily settled liIs trial Will
take place before the Prcsnytery the Franklin Avenue
Presbyterian Church on september 70
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
SENATOR CHARLES ". JONESS ANBI1IOM
Washtngton Dtspatoh TO The Boston Adver nser.
coo,tor ionaa of Elorida Ia still ahsent II

Senator Jones of Florida Is still absent. tits
not expected that he will return 10 Washington TINS
session, IL at ALL He 10 paired with Senator Bowen Of
Colorado, Senators Beck and Butler, who were J0ness
intimate friends iaform Bowen how Jones wond vote
on different questions and Bowen governs himself ac
cordinsly. Mr. Jones's term will expire next March
He does not expect reelection ana Will not seek IT,
Advicea from Florida indicate that either Governor
Perry ex Governor Bloxham will succeed him IL Is
said that senator Jones will locate either In washing
ton Montana Territory and practise the profession
OF law Both OF these Territories ara Democratic. and
IL Is thought to bo the Senator's ambition when they
shall be admitted 5tatAs to again secure seat In
the Uuted States Senate the representative OF the
in which he may happen TO reside.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CTTY.-Chares W. SCOTT OF East Ihirdst.
EMPLOY ed in the o The Long saud Rail road
oriay charged with stealing trnDx and
contents valued 800 Soots eet at the Jn he
ted PAR OF socks from tle trunk NnCn
in the Cell lie Ot And tined TO
them sewer Ou tHey were discovered aad VIII
be as evidence against nlm-
AsTORIAA large AMI enthusiastic meeting was held last
evening aid of tue aaIne movement. considerable
amOu NJ OF money was subs.rlDed
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

family who returning from Europa ne AM.eV
tan has neen cruising in Long Island Sound ana VIII re-
thther TODAY. shs been doing excellent worn
in boarding. vecsela IN tho Sound ana examining tne
papers large number vessels have been reported
for violation Of the, Navigation lawa Heretofore there
has bs-n revenue patrol Of tho Sonnd. and all eorss
Of irrgnlartics have become common. The gTess I'M
crrase in commerce which flows through the sound nae
rendered the lwork OF tho Manhattan neoessary.
Reside s the sailing vessels that through this watet
way there are now two lines Of foreign steamers vhcn
leave tyis port By way Of He'll Gaia
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

the Atlantic Yacht about o'clock It was the
general opinion that she Is better boat than she vas
before the alterations IL is certain that sac 10 oeter
looking boat What she will do In comparison vita tne
other big soops 10 problem yet to be solved but the
Ellsworths arc confident thai she viii make better
been modified into . arespecabie-looking AFFAIR ana ner
as has been stepped nearer the centre OF enorI sho
Waa baf
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIvALA

Fjf.h Avenue Hotel-Danel Manning, Score
tary OF the Treasury Mrs. Manning ana Miss Mannnk'
ex.Conxressmsn W. ID. Washburn. OF Manachusctu..-
Ne,r York Hotei-t'ongressman samuel j. Randall "pa
wife, OF Philadelphia Hoeindn House-scnAtor q
Vance Of North Carolina. and Il. b. 1onmans, ,hiet
Clerk CT tho Treasury Department .--. etorta hoeE
Conimandant de Alvear, OF tho Spanish embassy III
par
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
Tribune Gable News.

THE TRIBUNE is publishing, at very
heavy cost, series of Special Cable
Dispatches from Europe. either written
by or authorized as public expression of
their views by prominent men in Europe.
These dispatches will be valuable source
of popular information during the exciting
campaign for Parliament now In progress
n England.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
TEEMER DEFEATING HAMM.

WINNIPEG, Man., July 4.-Teemer and
Hamm rowed thrcc-mile race for second place In the
regatta this evening Tho first mile both came down she
course together. In turning the buoy Hainm stsered
wildly and that time Teemer pulled rapidly away
winning ln l92la Gaudsur takes nrst money, $3.50
Teemer seoond. $500 Hamm third, $50
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
EEW.YORK OURIOSITIES ~ ALBANY
From Inc Albany Argus.

The costume Worn by John Jay IN the Eng
Iish court together With tIe gOld snud Ie
received the freedom of London Ito bel exhibited
fat the bcentennia show through tho courtesy of
tho Jay family OF New-York A collection Of ivor,cs
from the American Art Association OF New York win
attract especial attention.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

7.
base hits-kcrns /. Base hits ne eipschlager l. Wild
pltchcs-iecKer First iiecker nch
=. struck odt-By Lyach /. Douhle plays White,
and herns MACK White and konns. Umpre-valentine.
Al Cincinnati Cincinnati. 8; Athletic,
ANOTHER DEFEAT FOR rhE BROOKLYN TEAM.
ST. LOUIS, July 4.-1hc champions of the
American Association Won another game from the
BrookyEs to-day by nard hitting aud fautless nelding
The game was practically Ia tho hf,h innng when
by buhchng their hts aud daring bass-running tho
homo team scored four ruuA About 100 people
Witnessed the game. Following Is tue score:
bfooktyn n----.--....--..-..........O u y l.
Earned runs st Louis D. brooklyn. l. first o
bas-On Carruthors, q Oh Terry, s. struck ou-By Car
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
SHIPPINU NEWS
PORT OF w.YORK..........SUNDAY. JULY4 1886
ARRIVED

SHIPPINU vEWS
PORT OF NEw.YORK RK.........sUNDAY. JULY 4, 1885
ARRIVED
mdse and Louis dc Beoan Arrived at the Bar
( $50
steamer Caracas Hopkins Lagusyra June ~. Porto
bello rs. with BoulJon. Dali
let. Arrived AZ the at $50 III.
steamer tBuenaventura (Span. LarriDaga, Cenuegos
days with sugar Butler MoDonad CO. Arrived at the
steamer RISK Fernandna Fla VIA Brunswick
Ca Port Royal. with mdse and passengers to Nal
lory q Co.
steamer wyanoke Hulphers Richmond City Point and
Steamer aker Newport News and Norfolk with
mdse and passengers TO Old Dominion So Co.
Ship Purington. BueDos Ayres so In ballast
10 q
Bark Conductor Windsor Ns Forsythe. Havrs % days.
In ballast Z w BertauK
Bark Flash irht iof Windsor NS) Dexter Havana, IL
DAYS sugar to DICK Never, vessel to Scamme Bros.
Bng Victoria (ot New. Haven Spencer. 10 days, with
sugar to II Trowbridges Sons.
sUNsEr-wlna at sandy HOOK. light sw; hazy. At City
lsland. light SW; clear
LiyerpOo Helveua, Londcn; Angan. BaraooI Chiswck,
Baltimore.
Barks Antoinett Accame for Lisdon Miranda Havana
THE MOVEMENTS Oe 5rEAaEBi
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN. July A. steamer servia Mckay, from New
July 4~saied. steamer Wisconsin tBr. Bentley. from
Liverpool for New-YorK
3-Saued steamer Begeniand (Belg). Bey-
AMSTERDAM July s-Saled. steamer Zaandam (DtchO Van
erZee for New York
HAVANA July 3-saled. City Of Puebla Deaken,
from Mexican ports hence for NewYork
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

In serie. OF between the Eastern and West
clubs the latter sim na, slight ADVANTAGE Inc
Now-York nine has done by far the best woik among
the stern clubs having twenty two and lost only
nine The D~tro.t and CHICAGO CLUBS nave been
stubborn foes for the nastern mines ant have won
large ,jorty the gshes The victories of tho East
over the West and vice versa are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
MARINE INTELLIGEVCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY.
sun rises. 43l sets. 7:30 Noon SETS 1913 Mn age ts
HIGH wArEd
A.B-sandy Hook. lo:lol Cows Is'd 1149 Hel Oats -
p PH-Sandy 1927 Cows IsPd. l043 Hell Gate. oo5
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
| BETHESDAI
Natural Mineral Spring Water
DISCOVERED IN 1862
THE FAMOUS SPECIFIC
FOR THE CURE or
BRIGHT'S DISEASE,

DIABETES: iNFlAMMATIon5. PAINS, ANpl
| HEMORRHAoES OF THE KIDNEYS AND
| BLADDER; DRoPsY, oOUTY SWELL.
ikGs, DYSPEPSIA AND ALL LIVER
AND URINARY TROUeLEs.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
THE NETS DEFEATED IN LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 4.-lhe Louisville
batted Lynch nard to-day but neded loosely allowing
the Nets TO make six unearned runs White and Rose
nan played brilliantly. The score was:
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

LIEBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF BEEF
Contains increased degree all the stimulating properte
OF Sold Beet which Liquid Food liquid ExtractA"
made from blood meat refuse do contain
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
.n,rjes are ne follows.

ENTRIES FOR TPG LARcHMoNr REGATTA
The annual REGATTA of the Larchmont Yacht
rn,h ri, ,, n,e to-day over the club course In tho
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

1Aues LOST q - 81 o. o. oI...l
Tue series of games between the EASTERN and Western
clubs 50 far tho latter tea the best
When the Western mines visited the East they
than held their and that tho Eastern clubs
plsyIng In the west latter winning nearly all tho
games Tho Victories of each section will be found
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

ewEEPING CHALLENGE FROM "JOE" LANG.
MONTREAL, July (SpecidD.-" Joe" Laing,
OF Montreal has challenged James A. Teneyok, u En-
right James Griffin or H. M,Kay a three-mile
race with turn shells for $500 or $1,000 side tho
Oh allen 20 to hold good for fourteen from date
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

THE REVISED EDITION OF THE ATLANTIC
The revised edition of the Atlantic went out
for = sail yesterday. she distance beyond
the Point Of the Hook 10 her anchorage OF
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
IA Lextn ngton.aye, between 39th AMI I)thSt
Honrs--S to l. 3to7. Diseases OF tho Sysssn
Genito- Urinary organs Impotence AMI stsrllsy.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

ruthcr. o. BY Terry. I. norle piys-smitb. Mcclellan
Pnlllps. Umpire-Mr Bradry
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
REvzNUE PATROL OF LONG ISLAND SOUND.

The revenue cutter Manhattan. under COM
nnand Of Lieutenant Togor lay nc ths Barge Omoe yes
3erday waiting 1t was rupored. TO take secretary
Hazard down the Gac TO meet some members OF his
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
Announcements

Announcements
A BONANZA MINE
Of health is to be found r. " Pierce's Favorite
Prescription to the merits OF which remedy for female
weakness and kindred affections. thousands testify.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.
WINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP should always nsed for
CHILDREN JRETHlSG. II soOrHEs the CHILD the
AILAYs PAIN cURRs WIND coLc and Is the
REMEDY DIARRHGA- Twenty-Five cents bottle
Earl & Wilson's K. s. w. brand Of Mems
Collars and Cuns the best sold everyw where.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

e In cases OF Brght's Disease and Diabetes the suk
f-rer will derive more benefit from Bethesda in a hours
than from any medicine known 10 science in montha
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-27
CTOOKHOLpERSl MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company viii be
held q the Office Of the company on Monday, the
10Th day Of January, 1851, between the houfS Of 2
aud i0CloOk =, n Tor the election " nina man
ayers " serve during this ensuing year,
deN JoA LAWSON, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-27

Macon tGa) Telegraph.
The hand OF tho small boy Is sgaiust the
world, and the worlds hand against him.
There 10 an irrepreRsible conflict Continu.
ally wsgiAg between them. Nobody has
yet discovered who can manage small
boy except bio mother. Against every
other hand he Is q definant and uncon-
querable rebel. A European scientist
claims to have invented q process which
will subdue the small boy: "Tho boy to
be punished Ia made to face q series Of
metallic wires attached to tho conductor
Of an electrical machine. His body, In fact,
during the period OF caatigation draws
sparks from the wir0s, and thapparks like
the singing shocks which accompany
thep) vary In their size and effect with the
enormity or triviRlity OF the fault to be
corrected" This sounds well, but the
small boy will invent something To cir
Cunvent that machine, q non.conductor,
for instance. The inventor says Of it that
nothing 10 needed but the consent Of par.
ents and small boys. 1t is q singular fact
that parents consent 10 any experiments
on the small boys, but as the friend Of this
long suffering and pefaeCuted class We u.s.
sumo no risk in saying that the consent OF
the email boy 10 the uso Of this electrical
machine can never DO obtained, No, never.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-27
Ghe Gtsteuigeaesr
wnEElINo, W, va, DEoEMprR ~, 1850


In order that the sincerity OF Repul'
II AN membrrsof the. LegiAlsEure-to ste
whether they sie in feet prepared to sup
p,rt an acceptable Democrat against SEN
ator Oamden-the Wal Virginia. Democrat
p,opcees that there shall be at least ore
vote In open seEslon before there ia any
caucus action, The vote in open session
"a IL dive Republicans an opportupityto
anoport Democrat, presumably the orc
aalected for them by the anti, Camdtn
m.nJ
1--we understand this programme twill
not be endorsed by Republicans II the
tail can't truat the dog to wag It, the tail
NAV possibly be- allowed to 90 unwSgged.
II Senator Camden 10 to be beaten RI
n ,bllcans will furnish the big end Of the
cub to do 1t, This they are ready to do,
bat they know that some things are
necessary or that end cannot be accom-
plished,
There Ia no danger Of their being tum'
bled neck. and.he into Camden caucus
There arc no party appeals 10 be made
to them to stand by party usages and
allow a party majority to sprak through
the party caucus. There are no Consid'
erationI Of patronage to soften their
hardened hearts. They will stand firm as
the rock. Those Democrats who wish to
defeat Mr.. Camden know just how many
Democratic votes they must add to the
Republican strength. Tie arithmetic oil
the situation reQulreB little subtraction
and a little addition, and that Is all there
isofit.
Before Republicans support Democrat
in opsn session they will, wo doubt not,
demand a showing Of Democratic hands.
THEW will want to test the good faith Of