The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-04

their preference for the Buckingham farm.
er, j. b. FickleU, for the second position.
WHERE TO GET TICKETS.
Mr.. j. Bell Bigger, secretary Of State and
Executive Committees. can be found at The
Exchange Hotel on this day from TO IL
A. NJ, and at the box.ofiee OF the Theatre
from IL A. NJ. TO IL NJ, at either OF which
places delegates and allernates and members
OF State aud Executive Committees and
Representatives OF the press can obtain OF
him tickets Of admission. Delegates and
alteTnates will enter the Theatre at the front
door on Broad street, and members OF State
aud Executive Committees and representa-
tves OF the press at the stage door on Sew
enth street. No tickets OF admission will
be needed by the public generally, who will
end ingress to the family-circle and gallery
at the eastern door on Broad street.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Yesterday at an informal meeting OF the
delegates present from the First congress
sional district il was determined that there
should be q meeting OF the delegates of the
said district at half.past O'Clock this morn
ing at the biliard.rooms OF the Ballard
House.
MEETING OP DELEGATES OF THE SECOND
DISTRICT.
The Second.d d.district delegates met last
evening in the old blliard.room Of the Bal
lard House. and organized by The election
OF r. T. Marshall, E.q., Of Portsmouth, as
permanent chairman; William Collier, OF
Hampton, as secretary; and ). Myers, OF
Norfolk, sergcant.atarms. DIR. Pretlow, oil
Southampton, was selected 10 be presented
TO the Convention as member OF the Com
mttee on Credentials; II. N. Jones. oil
Warwick, Committee on Permanent Or
ganzatiOn and T.. &. Elliott, OF Norfolk,
Committee on Resolutions. The following
gentlemen were selected as members OF the
State Committee: NJ. Glennan, Norfolk; l..
X. Edwards, southampton; and X. L.
Armstead, OF Williamsburg. The meeting
then adjourned to meet at the call OF the
chairman.
The friends OF Mr.. GOode will meet this
morning at II O'Clock at Monticello Hall,
Broad street.
FOURTH DISTRICT MEETING.
The delegates from the Petersburg con-
gressiona district will meet at room No.
199 (billiard-room), Exchange Hotel, this
morning at 1915 O'Clock.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
The delegates OF the Fifth congressional
district will meet at sanger Halle, on
Seventh street near Broad, at 8 O'Clock this
morning.
sEYENTH-DIsTRICT DELEGATES.
The delegates from the Seventh cOngres'
sional district will meet for conference this
morning promptly at 10 O'Clock in the Bal
lard House billard-room.
EIGHTH DISTRICT DELEGATES.
Delegates from the Eighth cOngressiona
district are requested TO meet in the dining
room OF the Ballard House this Thursday
morning at % O'Clock.
CONVENTION BRIEFS.
Messrs. Julius Meyer & Son propose tc
distribute to each member OF the Conven'
ton fan. They want delegates TO keeI
cool; also to select the best men.
Or. Samuel II. Motfett, eX.Speaker OF the
House Henry c. Allea, Hon. Robert A,
CoghilI, Major Robert II. Glass, General
Eppa Hunton, General Jubal A. Early
Judge +. n. Watkins, General William
Terry, Hon. J. b. Richmond, Colonel f,
b. Montague. General John +. Roller,
John W. Daniel, and j. Randolph Tucker
are among the prominent men in the city
whose names baye not heretofore been
mentioned IN these columns.
Mr.. W. b. H3ZletOD, managing editor OF
the Baltimore American, and W. A. West,
Washington. correspondent Of the same
paper, are here in attendance upon the Con-
vention, and called upon Us yesterday.
Mr.. William II. Prout, proprietor OF the
Gordonsvlle Gazette, is here 10 represent
his paper.
Edgar snowden, E.q.. editor OF the Alex
andria Gazette, is present for duty.
l.. Q. Washington, correspondent OF the
New Orleans Picay,lne and Louisville COu.
rier journal, is also here.
DELEGATES AND VISITORS REGISTERED AT THE
EXCHANGE, BALLARD, AND OTHER HOTELS
YESTERDAY.
J. A. Patton, Danylle, Va; II. s. Meme
fee, Rappahannock county; r. W. Stephens,
Nelson county; f. j. McCulloch and VIII
liam Jolliie, BOtctOurt; John Pretlow, Nir-
gina; Colonel Henry +, Peyton, Loudoun (;
Thomas Smith and II. X. Gordon, Warren
ton; Thomas J. Kirkpatrick, +. :. Hutter,
and 5. Adams, Lynchburg j. G. Feather
stone, Bedford; W. II. Briggs, HIcksford (;
Il, s. Bocock, AppomlttoX; q. NA.On, Fair
faX;S. $. Edwards, James City; Willough-
| by Newton, Westmoreland II. l.. Smith,
| Norfolk; George f. Watkins, Northampton ;
DR.. L. G. Booth, Jr., NottOway county /;
Colonel L. b. Montague, King and Queen
county; a. b. Evans, MiddeseX county (;
Eppl Huntou and J. V. Brooke, Warren
ton; A. II. Dickinson, SpOtsyvania
county; John d. Horsley, Nelson county !;
! Thomas 5. Martin, Scottsvillc; F. b..
Deane, Lynchburg W. ;. Morrow, Buck
! ingham county: James Abbott, Amherst
county; +. p. Brent, Nelson county: 5. +.
] Coleman, Cumberland county; Camm Pat
! tesOn, Buckingham county; John p.
| I MaIauiaE
! Wytheyille; A. NJ. Dickinson, Grays0n
county: w. B. Robinson, Abingdon J. l..
| White, Wytheyille; j. A. Early, Lynch
burg; Daniel Trigg, Abingdon; w. o..
Booker, Washington county; John
f. Penn, Patrick Courthouse; B. n.
IIutcher, Franklin county; f. n. Wat
k.ns and F. W. SouthaIl, Farmylle; (;
II. c. Stuart, Russell county; William
Terry. Wythevile; G. L. Copel, ID. d.
Hull, George Hayes, and +. G.. Buchanan,
Smyth county; K. +. Barton, Winchester;
n. Berkeley, Montgomery county; j. b.
Richmond and II. ;. X. Morrison, Scott
county; w. o. Moore, Wythe county (;
Walter Kelly, Glade Spring; NJ. p. billiard
and p. HarstOn, Henry county; William
A.. Rucker, Fluquier county; >. Griffin,
Liberty; Il. A. Preston and ID. a. Jones,
Abingdon; +. ID. Irving, Farmviile; j. f.
Crush, Colonel n. Berkeley, Captain
G.. G. Junkln, j. II. CGrper, and G.
A. Calhoun, Montgomery county; W.
j. Bell, Greensylle county; &. ID. GRAY,
Culpeper county; DR.. 5. II. Moffett. Rock
ingbam county; II. c. Allen, W. d. Peachy,
NJ. l.. Walbon, and K. II. Stone. Shenan-
doah county; II. Shepperd, Warrenton;
John +. Roller, Harrl:onburg; Robert :.
Lewis and John r. STROLLER, Culpeper
nannlr. Chnrlns II Innes uighlnnl conn.