The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
WILL GO TO CHICAGO.
DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION.
yirginia's Representatives to the National
Democratic Gathering VIII Leave
Tbursday-The Route.

On next Thursday the Virginia delegation
to the National Convention at Chicago will
start over the Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
The train will leave Norfolk at A. III. to-
morrow and reach this city at 1850 A. NJ. IL
Will leave here ut 2 +. NJ. Boutwell, at 2:55 Z.
NJ. Gordonsyille at 45l p. NJ. for Cincinnati
and Chicago. Another train leaves Washing
ton at p. NJ, reaching Culpeper at 4;O4 r.
NJ. Orange at 4:3l 2. NJ, Gordonsyille at 4;5l
+. NJ. connecting at that point with the train
from Richmond Thence the combined train
will so to Charlottesville. leaving there at
5:2S +. NJ. Basic City at els Z. NJ. Staunto
at 6:3S I. NJ, Clifton Forge at S:25 I. Nj.
eastern time. arriving ct Cincinnati at 52O
A. NJ and Chicago at 5:35 Central time) on
the evening If June 18th.
A private car will be attached to this train.
which among others. will be occupied by the
following gentlemen: DIR. p. L. Winston. G.
v: Meredith. Joseph Bryan, G. OBJ. Cowardin,
W.D. Chesterman. J. Taylor Ellyson, Andrew
Briggs. Hon. Conway sands, Simon Solomon,
i. A. Catlln, j. ID. Patton. b. b. Munford,
X. n. Boykin, L. L. Crump. Jackson Guy
Nirginius Johnson Major w. L. Sutherlin.
w. X. McKenny and S. Y. Southall
Quarters have been secured at Chicago for
tho district delegates at the Palmer House by
Mr.. James Is. Fisher. secretary of the State
Democratic committee. while the delegates
at-large have been provided elsewhere. The
delegates at-large from this State are Hon.
Jonn w Daniel Hon. John Goode Hon.
Basil b. Gordon and Hon. ). Wexford Cor
bin. Alternates Major W. z. Sutherlln, Dr..
NJ Q. Holt General Fitzhugh Lee and Hon.
Rufus A. Ayers.
The following are the district delegates:
First DisJict-L. L. Smith of Northumber-
L. a H.. 4.
Second District-Dr. James +. Bryant OF
southampton and William A. Young OF Nor
folk city.
Third District-C. V. Meredith of Rich
mond and b. J.. Winston OF Hanover.
Fourth District-F. L. Buford of Brunswick
and w. r. Mckenney of Petersburg.
Fifth Distrct-O. w. Dudley of Dsnville.
and William Semple of Henry county.
Sixth District-CarteT Glass OF Lypchburg
and Wood Bouldin. Jr of Halifax.
Seventh Distribution. NJ. L. Walton Of
Shenandoah and Hon. 5. b. Southall Of Abe
marie
Eighth District--John F. Ryan of Loudoun
and Colonel j. G. Gibson of Cuipeper.
Ninth District Henry Stuart OF Russell
and Colonel Abe Fulkerson OF Bristol.
Tenth District-Taylor Berry OF Amherst
and NJ. W. Paxton of Lexington.
MTERNATEs,
JlFsb DlsiFlcb-A. |. AlANottu VI tNDiAA-
ampton and DR.. w. Quesenberry of Caro-
line.
Second District Goodrich Hatton Of
Portsmouth city and L. Z. Montague OF
Elizabeth City county.
Third District-Joseph Bryan Of Henrico
and A. j. Bradley of Manchester.
Fourth District Judge Timothy Rives Of
Prince George and Colonel b. w. l.. Holt Of
Sussex.
Fifth Distriet-W n. Sutherland Of Car
roll and John l. Jett of Floyd Courthouse.
Sixth District w. Il. Wharton of Mont
gomery and Robert II. Logan Of Roanoke.
Seventh District-Hon. j. K. Wingheld Of
Albemarle ana Howell Miller of Rappahan-
mock county
Eighth District-C. f. Nicol Of Prince VIII
liam and Judge G.. II. Ashton Of King
George.
Ninth District-James X. Jordon of Pu-
laski and Major r. K. Henry Of TazeweH.
Tenth District-C. p. Jones of Highland
and j. l.. Wilson of Nelson.