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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
roo LATE rol cLAsslrIoArlos.
GRAND MILITARY EXCURSION
TobIfTgu GAP

THURSDAY NIGHT, July rs 1917.
sTAMER ARIEL, Captain peyo. run MOOR
Brass. Band. spondid Chorusss' he'. 00'
COMPANY A: yichmond Grays, Captain =;
GRAY bossleux n Company b, walker LiRn'
Guard, Captain r. W. Cunningham
IN AIu OF UNIFORM FUND.
Strict a,tsntbn 70 guests By special COM
nome Como ana hip Us. Tickets SOC. each; :,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
Too " et.l
H. lilAarA

A man with a red nose "a othersible
evidences of weakness suck the tiitor
of a western town for apass 10 thethea-
tire. MI.
"Got none." said Y editor; Nary
pass" .,
ANY free shows in tfn
Yes, the biggest onf mats Oeen i1e
for month"
Whats that 2"
"The food. Why dpt you go DO"
and see thaty"
"Oh, dang the food. am AFRAID 20
down there. The sighpt so much "a1e
makes me gag"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
woRLp,s-EAlR AuxILIARIEs.
An Enthusiastic Meeting of the Board Of
the Eighth District
Of tho Richmond DISPATCH.

correspondence OF tho Rchmofid Dispatch.1
MANASSAS. VA. July 2.-The Worlds. Fair
Auxiliary Board Of the Eighth District met
here for organization yesterday. Tho
meeting was called to order by tho COM
missioner OF the district, Colonel GreDyIlle
Games. Of Warrcnton, there being present
Mr. A. ID. Smith and Mrs. w. G. Marshall.
Of Warrcnton; Mrs. Anne $. Green. vice
president Of the auxiliary board from Cul-
pepe-: Miss Lizzie ". Burke and Mr..
James 7. Mschen, Of Fairfax: Miss Marga-
ret Anne Munson. Of Alexandria county {;
Colonel Edmund Berkeley and Mrs. T.. f..
Meredith, OF Prince William county, and
Mr.. J. ;. Fleming. Of Louisa.
Secretary 4. G. Morton and lady assist
mt. Mrs. Lucy =. Beale. Of tho State
Board, were also in attendance. Commits
sioner Gaines. after explaining the object
Of tho meeting. called upon Secretary
Morton and Mrs. Bcale, who gave a his
tory Of the operations of the board, and
outlined the work which was proposed to
be done by the auxiliary.
The election Of officers was the next or
der of business, and resulted 10 the choice
Of Mr.. J. S. Fleming, OF Pendleton, for
president: Miss lizzie M. Burke, Of Fair
fax Courthouse. secretary. and Dir. A. ID.
Smith, Of Bethel, for treasurer.
AN AGRICULTURAL EXHIBIT.
There was much interest felt in the sub
ject discussed. and all who were present
felt enthusod by the interchange of views,
aud returned TO their several counties de-
termIned To- work earnestly and persistent
iy in behalf of Virginia and the oxposi-
ton, adjourning TO meet az the call of Pre-
sidcnt Fiemming.
As illustrating the agricultural posi-
bilitics of this district. a sheaf Of wheat
was exhibited 90 the Worlds-fair peo-
pie al this meeting which had been gath
cred from q fifty-acre field near Mr.. Joseph
Il. Reds. Manassas. and which measured
SIX feet three inche, in leng b, the heads
averaging seventy-two grains, and Mr..
u. A. Smith reported that some corn had
been grown on hi, sons farm near War
repton. which produced 1882 grains 10 the
ear. measuring one and one-half quarts.
Such yields would be heavy in the rich
pIairie-lands Of the West and are rarely
cgualled in tins State. This Is a fine region
OF country and the crops are promising all
.lrD.1B Ii ms section
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

special iolosfam 10 the DisbAtch.l
Euu-VUiU y. c.. July 2-Ihe greatest
baseball game ever played IN Reldsyille
WAS lstcl here TINS afternoon between
Ee.dsNle and Greensboro. witnessed by
tlc largest audience ever in the PARK. The
score Was 100 IN favor of Rcidsvil.e.
Nattcrc, tioyd ana keeicr foE Reds
Vile; HIli and keely for Greensboro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
RADICAL EMISSARY.
one O. G. PALMER SUSPECTED OF
BENG A POLITICAL SPY.
lilo wishes 90 see tho South In the Grip oil
the Force Embellishments Against
an Abseondlug Merchant.
lsnncLal toIerram % .he DIspatch.l

Ramon. " C., July "A man who
gives hs namo as O. G. Palmer. ana
who registers from Washington. d. G..
but eaqs his home IL IN Kansas, has
hon IN twenty counties IN this state
obtaining information from the registers OF
de.ds o. o. mortgages filed since July l.
1s.I. claiming 20 bo an agent OF the Census
Ta-cau. Yesterday he was ct Louisp1Tt.
Suspicion Vas excited and he was cane"
uunn for his credentials. but No. iahs1 W.
produce them. This led e. the "eilo' - 80
b. B.. Relubi can cmissary WHo .o
asre.ia.n facts which he oan us, IL, .,, 80
-. ~ tb,, nartv The people were so
angry last night az Loais1uIs ,..''. ND
o.. protection of the hotel i@'1'o' "~'O
Ia been roughly handled
zoos OH foE nm
t....ia e.. como commercial travellers.
al ,'o,,,..I ,o sco the south IN thecIlp
al ia fnr.c blL regardless oil coose-
30. declined at the same timc 10
sW b.. tue.ne.s. Palmer STAYED tAat ne
-.o,.o, o. Raleigh, land IN" comfy
.'r..... e.ro this morning WhThcu 10 ~
: ft. lookout Tor BAN. re is 'he 'niiu
;r,-.4rt of tie KIND Nhp mas p''h uls
......I ia the State The others pe,hc ~
L.I..,l,c AVID Chanel HID. II 10 believed
g.. a.. r. .fhor. will come into The state
~ ih. uexi few weeks.
= vosRs FORT ABscoNDs.
.lav attachments were levied upon
ttD ..r.p,rfv a. Noso~ fort, general mer-
,.,r' n r.rre.tyillc. These attachments
A.. es follows. Augustus Wright, shoe
dealers. az Petersburg. Va, ; ,f3I; D.. u.
kIIlu. of Iosrs'yiIle, >l,iD; -. !. I orr
"a Iore.tYuc. 1850, Battle Mordecai,
ot E.rrh. $50. Ii was learned TO-DAY
t.af F.rt. who had quite an extensive
Iu-rnr-s. lett la.t Mednceday. going North
1yws, a. WELDON. Ca The tram with him
vl ann r. tsn, a mnlat3 e.. no ,' one
v,t. u, .tr. .tucIv handsome. and member
oi or, oi 80 best families IN the county,
J. vus nrG and cannot leave her oed.
Tho aGnr has or ated % great sensation:
Tho facts iu the case were not revealed
until to-day. Fort took nothing save some
borrowed money. the amount ot whlch Is
not krown and PSI yRriQu,iy estimated at
ff)m 500 90 $1,000.
KIL.Tn TIE DOC.
Tarlv I'm. morning Mr. John +. Wray.
student at Nanc-tOr.et College, while
dryi4. roar lc.e ou is way from that
lIac. had au exciting adventure. MAD
doc dashed along the road and made re-
Etattd attempts 60 bite inc morse. 10y
f.r,ke II the whip the dog was caught 10y
th. nerh aud pulled down. The wheels of
the vehicle Inu over him and broke his
neck.
The Democratic state Executive Com
mitte. is called 70 meet here july 9th 10
elect % new chairman and secretary.
Tee Raleigh Grape-Cirower' Association
las made arrangements FOR the Shipment
fbis season of 50ou0) pounds az grapes.
begin III ten days. The crop IS
q heavy and fine one. though # the cool
aud cloudy weather continues rot may al
feet Tie grapes somewhat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
BY II. Seldom Taylor G Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleyentn and Rank streets.


A UCTION SALE OF SEVENTEEN
hBEA AND CHEAP EAST-EAD
BUILDING LOTS-ElGHT or THEM FRONT
ON THE WEST sIDS OF 0AkWOoD AyEN q Il
ABOUT 200 YARDS NORTH or = STREET
AND ADJOINING THE RESIDENCE OF SR.
CHARLES SCHAFf, ESQ. AND NINE OF
THEN FRONT on the N0kTh SIDE or X
STREET. COMMENCING Ar THE NORTH
EASTERN INTERSECTION OF X AND TIL r.
TY-FOURTH sTRRETs-ALL or THEN ARE
OF GOOD SIZE AND RUN BACK TO A
WIDE ALLRY.-We win offer the sboye-men-
toned property for sale at public auction on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, July ), 1892,
at $50 p. NJ, sharp, commencing with the LOTS
on Oakwood avenue This is good property 20
bay now as II Is believed that IN tie uear future
those LOIS will be greatly In demand for homes
by persons OF small means, when they VIII
readily command double what - nos expe,fei
for them. so don't miss this chance % make
money. The plat or survey can b. seen al our
Office.
TERss: One-fourth cash. balance NJ sig, twelve.
eighteen, and twenty-forr psoaths. notes with
intcres. added aud secured by dc Vi Of trust
K. SELDOM TAYLOR son,
IN an Auctioleers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
The Old Point Colored Hotel.
[From Our Regular CorrespondentI


WASHINGTON. July 3.-The House (om-
mitteo on Military Affairs fayorabS re
ported bill extending tor one yea the
time III which the hotel at Fort Hon
roe. Va. shall be completed, for viii 10 j.
G. Asbury holds the franchise. II WI be
remembered that this proposed hotel ; to
be exclusively for colored people, Hd III
the original charter tins point Is elpha-
sized. Asbury is colored lawye re-
siding in the Norfolk district and fas a
delegate 20 the Minneapolis conventpn III
June with General Groner.
When Mr. Bowden was IN Coneressrom
fine Norfolk district he introduced To bill
granting the franchise TO Asbury, al 1t
was expressly stipulated that whei the
hotel is open it shall be exclusively fC the
entertainmet OF colored guests. az the
white folks have two franchises for otels
on the government reservation a5fort
Monroe.
The I'LL reported was introuced
by Representative Lawson, and Sdator
Hunton has similar bill pending \ the
Senate. which has not yet been actedIpon
by the committee.
II seems that the contractor empoyed
by Asbury has not been able 10 live q 10
his contract, according TO the report lade
to-day by the House Committee on Military
Affairs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
She Was Theological.

II told you yosterdS would not marry
YOU" said she. -
ask ycu again to-day You would not o.
SO lacking in origihlity. hope, as 70 re
peat to-day what va said yesterday"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
FOR REN-
EOR RE n J.,
4 ny
II. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON,
corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

For rem r. " Cd
H.SELDON TAYLOR & son,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
No. 513 Seventh street. between Clay and
Leigh, with eight rooms and all conveniences.
No. go Marshall street. between Ninth Rud
Tenth, with seven rooms, range. bath, &C.
No 2702 Franklin street, just opposite Libby
Hill Park. with eight rooms and modern i'm
proyements
Nos 100 and 1872 south First street, with
eight rooms each and conyenlences.
Nos. 52l and 523 Fifth street, between Clsy
and Leigh, with six rooms each. &C.
No. 21O7 Franklin street, adjoining Libby
Hill Park. with seven rooms, range, bath, &C.
Nos. 225 and 229 south Second street, with
six rooms each. bath, &c.
No. $50 north Twenty-seventh street, with six
rooms.
No 022 Brook avenue new, with seven rooms.
No. Gl2 east Marshall street, with six rooms
lover stOrel.
Nos. 7I3 and 10 Main street. between Sew
enth and Eighth, with six rooms each over
stOre).
several FIRST-CLASS DWELLINGS. possession
TO be given in september and October.
STORES.
No. 12 Governor street, between Main and
Franklin. formerly occupied by K Gathrghts
Son.
No. PA south Seventh street, opposite the
OFFICES.
Choice Offices In tho Merchants National Bank
building. corner Main and Eleventh, with every
convenience for comfort.
Nice ONCE over the New York Steam Laundry,
on Ninth street between Main and Franklin,
with all c0nveniencos.
ROOMS.
Two Rooms over tho Exchange for W0mens
Work, corner Franklin and Fourth streets,
suitable for meeting-rooms.
Two Rooms over store No. o09 Broad street.
between Ninth and Tenth, also suited for meet
ing-roOms. Phone 542. ~ Bit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

gI,RUSTFE'S SALE OF DAIRY.
MIX ROUTE. &c.-By virtue Of deed OF
trust from Joseph T. Dickinson and ssi'y rer.
kins Dickinson 20 the undersigned trustee aa'oa
septe'ub er IL, 1891. sni duly recon:e'' VIZ
sell at NO. 412 north Seventh street, o. io'''
A. NJ,
WEDNESDAY, JrLy o, 1882,
all Of the furniture. &c, coniained IN said aee''
consisting In part Of Decks, harose-iop
Counter. stogss, Chairs. Tables. PIs,'orm-scais.
Ice-Chest, Creamery, Cooling and esirin'f'a
Cans, Churn. shipping-csns, buissr-Ims sha
Boxes, Milk-resters. Refrigerator. aud ALI ar
ticies necessary for DAIRY ousnt. ASA "'
good viii and milk route Of said dairy,
0EeRGE J. HOOPER, Jk, Trustee.
GEonGE W. MAYO. Asc,ionesr. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

p. Taylor has been apTOintedpost-
master OF Bestland, Essex equity Va,
cice f.. l.. Wright, resigned.
Post-ofiices have been estabiued Is fol-
lows:
Virginia-Redeye, PittsylvIh cotnty.
James Is. Shelhorse. postmaste
North Carolina Waldo, Chapam COun-
ty. Hugh W. johnson, postmast
The following changes in Wilma mail
routes have been ordered by y depart
mcnt:
Gate City to Opposum. limit tho
postmaster at Holstain Sprlnt Va. TO
exchange six mails per week VI trains
on the South Atlantic and OHIO tlroad at
Moccasln Gap Station from july 10 Sep
TENDER 80, 1892. provided the pals are
carried in locked pouches 10y frn car
rlers and the service 10 perlorfd with
out expense 10 the department.
Mr.. A. Moore, Jr., prominent tmocrat
and citizen of BerTyvllle, Va, Lfbeen IN
the city for Sc verai days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

WEST. &c. PLAINTIFF, AGAINST COOK VI AIS, DE-
FENDASTS-is THG CHANCERY C0CEf OF TIE
CITY or RICHMOND.
], Charles ". GOddln. clerk OF said court cer-
tity that the bond required Of the special COM
missioner by she decree in said cause Of October
), 1891, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 2Sth day u Jane,
1892.
te 20 CHARLES w. GODDIN. Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

ali eieht-page. 64-colnmn newspaper ana
magazine OF general information, 10 ohiy
81 per annum-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
GRAHAM'S SENTENCE
THE FINDINGS OF THE. COURT CON-
FiRMeD BY THE PRESIDENT.
manders and suspended for Seven
Years on Half-Sca Pay.
rspeclal telegram to the pIspa,eh.l

WASHINGTON. ID. O.. July 2.-The Presi-
dent day disposed of the Graham court
martial case with the following cndor So
ment: "The sentence in tho foregoing
case Of Commander James j. Graham Is
confirmed. but upon the recommendation
OF the Secretary OF the Navy that
clemency be exercised in this case the
sentence is mitigeted as follows: To DO
reduced in rank, 30 that bis name shall be
placed at the foot of the list Of command
ers of the navy. and 20 be suspended from
rank and duty on half of sea pay for a
period Of seven yeers, Outing winch time
he shall retain his place at the foot Of
the Lat of commanders IN the navy"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
UABLE SH OOTIN q

BY virture Of a resolution 81 the stockholders
the DEALS-lSLAND SHOOTING CLlB II AVr-
folk. passed ~ All al lodrnct annual meeting u
said stockholders ,.etd On ths Stn day 81 NAY,
1892. the undersigned, agent. Will procsei 10
sell At public auction, a. fne Real Estate ~
change, In the city II Norfolk, at II NJ on
THURSDAY. JuLY Il, 1892,
the PROPERTY Of the SAID club, described in
deed made by Thomas Lewis ann others 10 the
DEAL'S-IsLAND SHOOTING CLUB, u Norfolk,
dated May -, 1891, and daly recorded sltn tle
register " deeds " Cgrrituck county y. q, on
June "a. 1891. "a follows: All that certain
tract, picce, or parcel q land lying, being. and
situated In Frltyilic tOuI ship, m the county ~
Curfituck. ami State Of North Carolina, on tno
beach, bounded sBd described ~ t"ho"si On
the north b. the Virginia line, on the south DY
the lands Of the swaD-lslsnd Ciuo ani me Mar
tins Point Gun Club and others. on me east pf
the Atlantic Ocean, aud on tue west by me shhh,
mel OF the river or sound between .le ~. "a adj
Knots island, containing 1000 AChfs, d. ho
same moro or less, the said ihnd Deing soia ~ -
whole. and not by the acre.
THIS PROPERTY constitutes part OF MO
famous shooting grounds on tao shores 81 Suft-
tuck Sound, IN North Carolina. 'shsas pa ~
red-head-, aud many other Farieues 81 WI
duck. swan, aud wild geoee, sDipe plofrf All
many other varieties q bag Dlrls are foohi Dvl.
In season in great numbsss- Ihere Is also k"'H'
fishing. -.
Terms: one third cash ani she balance IN Two
equal instruments, payable N ST snt $500
months respectively, the deferred payueuss W
10 evidenced by ths bona. Of tao Purchesof,
payable 70 the undersigned rs agent. and oenr.
,ne lnfsrest from date Of sale, aud o Dc secaIsd
b. de,d Of trust upon the promises, rsh sn'
right, however. u t7e purchaser 70 pay .ns 49,.
tire Darchase-mOncy 10 cash or 70 antkipase sN'
naya,en; OF any Of the deferred payments
JAMES I. TOch, Agent,
10 I4-.Jy2I Pciersblgs. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
TIE LOWEST AVID LONGrsT.

In naval circles the sentence is regarded
as one of the severest, next to dismissal,
Than can be imposed upon an officer The
REELECTION in rank is the lowest and the
suspension the longest ever imposed in
time Of peace. The reduction IN rank,
however, is not material, lnasmuch as
Commander Graham will reach an age
where he can retire before the seven years
suspension expires, 50 that his suspension
alone would prevent his ever reaching 4
higher rank than that Of commander
whether he is kept at the foot or the top
of tha list
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
THE BOSTON'S
TRADE MUST FLOW! SALES MUST GROW!
THE GOAL OF YESTERDAY IS BUT THE STARTING
POINT OF TODAY.

Busy ,busry uerhyb sehto tomorrow
utno heh playground blu Advance Advance
mission dmt
then
sofpurhaen ,w h 10 k VI IS ph y
hyevlano bursting
etb tym Tsa
ktiUkh klr,S SUNNI al dy d
t
wIray etlbwekO y y
eni TO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
EFFECT OF THE SENTENCE.

Briefly. the effect of the mitiGated sen.
tence will be to reduce his pay from $500
to ~, $50 per Rnnum; to prevent his dong
duty. ,r 10 wear the uniform Of an officer
and t. compel him to get special permis-
sion from the department before he can
leave the limits of the State OK district 10
which he resides
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
TIT CHARGES.

The FIVE formal charges upon which
Commander Graham was found guilty
were
l. Violation of the twentieth. clause OF
the eightieth article of the articles for the
government of the navy.
T. Scandalous conduct. tending TO the
destruction Of good morals.
3. Falsehood.
4. Conduct unbecoming an officer and a
gentleman.
8. Conduct to the prejudice Of good or
der and discipline
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

E,OR RENT, STORE No. 4 VESTS
4 Broad street. This lie a very desirable s1's
stand for business and has large WAREHOUSE
IN the rear and nice DWELLING above. This
store IL just suited tor grocery and feed business.
Call on US FOR particulars.
Il. b. CHAFFIN & CO.,
ly got No. l north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
first SENTENCE NOT ADEQUATE

The findings Of the court officially made
public to-day for the first time conhrm
the statements previously made in these
dispatches. The first sentence Of the
| court was suspension for five years and TO
be placed at the foot of the list of
commanders. the court having found tho
accused guilty of oil FIVE charges. Secretary
Tracy returned the papers to them with
REQUEST that they reconsider their YER
d.. fs be did not consider the sentence
a4eQu0te.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
p1sMIssiL AND cLEMENcY.

The court thereupon brought In SEN
tence of dismissal with recommendation
for clemeucy signed by seven of the mem
bars-viz.: Commodore Skerrett, Captains
sicard. Philips, McGlensey, Day, Mat
theWs. and Kane.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-04-13

away with her under the protection Of
Carlisle and his Winchester.
THE GIRLS STORY
Miss Brooks tells not only pitiful but
startling story of cruelty, lawless-
ness and outlawry since her return. She
says they obtain all their supplies by
stealing them from residents along the
river, thinking nothing of Strengthening
a hog or beef when they wished fresh
meat.
Report says that reward of $500 in
Columbus hangs over Carlisle, and that
Mr.. Brooks has put out one of $500 for
Bigbee. The sympathy of every one
goes out to the unfortunate lady and
her family, and if Bigbee is caught, as
no doubt he will be, to stand in his
shoes would be cheap at any price.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-04-13
We Can and Do

guarantee DR.. Acker's Blood Elixir,
tor it has been fully demonstrated to
the people of this country that it is
superior to all other preparations for
blood diseases 1t is a positive cure
rogsyphilitic poisoning, ulcers, erupo
tions and pimples. 1t purifes the
whole system and thoroughly builds
nr the constitution. Sold by Dean &
BranDon.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-04-13
Strength and Health.

If you not feeling strong and healthy,
try Electric Bitters. If "La Grippe" has
left you weak and weary, use Electric
Bitters. This remedy acts directly on
Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, gently aid
ing those organs to perform their func-
tons. If you are afflicted with Sick
Headache, you will find speedy and per-
manent relief by taking Electric Bitters.
One trial will convince you that this is
the remedy you need Large bottles
only so cents at Sale-Davis Drug Co.'S.
drug store
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-04-13

No votes will be cast for German,
VIII ,se strength, it is said, will lie on the
table with other candidates, as dark
h rises.
The votes against Mr.. Cleveland, and
not committed to other candidates, will
be IS. Georgia's 26 votes are put down
as being against Cleveland.
The same correspondent says that Mr..
Harrison would be nominated by accla-
nation If the Minneapolis convention
was held now.