Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-07

Barton Hcights-'J. II. OBannon and
-- Boltz. No opposition.
Hungary Precinct-'A. r. Courtney 49,
G.. NJ. Holiday, 60. No opposition.
TUCKAHOE DISTRICT.
shoemaker's Precinct-M. II. Ferriter'
1I6 j. II. Leesfrled 139; J. l.. Ambrecht'
II: James Phillips. So.
Ridge Church Precinct-John Badenosh
and &C.. +. Smith were elected
Forks Church Precnct-John Lennox
and -----. No opposition.
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
Bakers Precinct-.P c. Wills, y; l..
II. Kemp, A.: Myer Angle, 81.
Hardins shop Precinct-Barney brlei'
ia; W. r. Johnston. 70; T. Z. Larls' ej'
Charles Hechler. g.
VARINA DISTRICT.
Carter's Precinct-W. b. Frayser and j.
b. Eanes elected.
Town Hall Precnct-'L L. Fusseh ana
c. L. McConel elected.
At some Of the precincts the names OF
the candidates for committeeman were
not put up until yesterday morning ana
their names were not even known IN the
city last night.
To Meet at Noon.
The convention will assemble In the
dinng-roOm Of the Ballard House at
noon, and will he called TO order by MI
T.. l.. G. Scott. chairman OF the District
Committee. The delegates Will number
Unnecessary to a choice %.
THE RICHMOND DELEGATES.
Hon. George -. Wise left Sunday for
Washington, but before leaving appointed
the eighteen delegates to which he be
came entitled by the primary, and sent
the list to Chairman Dawson, OF the Clty
Committee. accompanied by the supJoileu
communication:
MY Dear Slr.--I send a list or dele
gates TO the Congressional Convention 10
be held on the Sth instant, whom II ~
my duty under the plan Of primary cleo
ton in this city to appoint. Naturally the
list is the result Of consultation with my
friends. for consultation with them was
a plain and absolute duty under the CIR
cumstances
"The delegates thus appointed Will go
TO the convention without instructions or
the slightest expression OF my wishes as
to the person for whom they shall vote.
NY sole anxiety is that as representative
Democrats they shall give that vote whltn
will best tend 10 uphold the interests OF
the Democratic party in this district.
No one can doubt that ! myself VIII
heartily do the same thing. | am IA Dem
ocrat in storm az in sunshine. ana am
yours truly. GEORGE ID. WISE"
r. 81 desire that where alternates are
not named the delegates appointed by
me shall be at liberty to select them ana
appointments 50 made 10y hem are here
by ratified by ne.
"Respectfuuy, GEORGE u. WISE"
MIR. WISE'S APPOGNTEES.
The list Of Mr. Wise's appointees IS as
follcws:
Marshall Ward-First Pre-nct-Dee-
gates, John r.. Grimes, Mortimer Hogan.
and Michael Roach; alternates, Harry
I.awter. John Kennedy. and Philip q Neil.
Jefferson Ward-F'irst Preeinct-Dele-
gates. George Bannister and Charles l..
Iindcnhers.
Second Precinct-D Delegates. Isadore
Hrshbrrg. George B. Davis, and V. Do
natl, alternates. >. stern. e. c. Thon, ana
B. f. Cook.
Madison Ward-First Precinct-Dele-
gates. O. G. Cormick. \. Mercer Shield,
and julius a. Hobson.
Fourth Precnct-Delegate. James 4.
Ferriter
Monroe Ward-Third Precinct-Dele-
gates. Moses Myer and Henry Trimmer;
alternates. Lucien Lowery and William
krOuse.
Fourth Precinct-Delegates. Thomas y.
Hicks. Elias Hauff 0sadOre Loyensteln,
alternate, and George Med. Blake.
Jackson Ward-Frst Precinct-Walter
). Blackburn.
COLONEL ELLETT'S CONDITION.
Colonel Tazewell Elicit is quite sick at
his residence on west Main street, and
admittance 10 his room IL denied 10 all
persons except his physician and his i'm
mediate attendants. The order of the
former Is that he must have absolute
quiet. His condition Is not dangerous. but
the excitement Of seeing company would
be apt 70 retard his recovery. His sick
ness commenced with an acute attack OF
indigestion, and his liver l. involved his
friends have not allowed his canvass 10
suffer hut given 1t the closest attention
in every detail. The Richmond delegates
to which he is entitled and the full list.
with alteruates. was mad up by his
friends, and Is herewith presented:
Frst Precinct, Clay Ward Delegates.
X. H. Boykin. John : Trower, Charles Il.
Winston. Samuel Register. !. q. Fenson.
and Hill Montague; alteuates, Dr. >.
Galeski II. X. Pollard. Jr. II. T. Hoppe.
William Rhodes. Writ l.. Taylor, ana
Colonel y. l.. Phillips.
Second Precinct, Clay Wari-Delegates,
Irwin Wharton. Walter Il. Orange. Robert
Iiill. Jr., and r.. -. Christian; aiternates,
William Burley. h. II. Bolton, Charles
crew. and r. H. Pegram.
/ hird Precinct, Clay Ward-DeleSates'
Phil Hellstern. Tony Hulcher. and I.
W. Branch alternates, Robert Grafton
Charles Gunst. and \. Schultz.
Fourth Precinct, Clay Ward-Delegates,
II. l.. Carter, f.. ". Gardner. A. }.
Hundley, and g. Emmett Hill, alterndtes,
5. j. b. Wright. j. W. Field, c. I. Har-
ris. and W. T. Carter
Fifth Precinct. clay Ward-Clyde w.
Saunders. Frank French. and James h.
McEvOy; alternates. Colonel William +.
Smith. IL. s. Ragand. and John Ryan.
First Precinct, Monroe Ward-DeleSates'
Anthony ". Miller W G. Duke, William
Gibson. Jr.. William Priddy and Il. H.
Cloves: alternates. W. II. Graham. Cllf-
ford Bridges, IL. b. Hill, John Burke
and .. +. Weisiger.
Second Precinct, Monroe Ward-Dele-
gates, W. L. Adkins, Il. Wittkamp,
Alex Meyer, and f. b. Jacobs; alter
mates, James f. McKenny. \. l.. Pleas
ants. Dr. benjamin Harrison. and w. >.
Workman.
Fifth Precinct, Monroe Ward-Delegates,
Colonel II. NJ. Boykin. John Jackson, ana
John Lyons; alternates. William Berry,
William Gray. and Charles Roach.
Second Precinct. Madison Ward-Deie-
gates. Charles Spott. Emmett Cardoza,
Colonel G. Percy Hawes. and Joseph wal
lerste.n: alternates, Il. \. +. Dabney.
Frank -. Beveridge, Walter Grubbs, ana
Frank Mullen.
Third Precinct, Madison Ward-Deie-
gates. Samuel q. Wallace, w. H. White
and W. ID. Courtney; alternates, Dr. ].
J. Riddill. Il. Rand Wexford. and j.
Thomas Nowlan.
Third Precinct. Jefferson Ward-Deie-
gates. Phil. Shea and ". .B. Grooms; alter
mates. r. ]. Bagby. and T. NJ. Mayer.
Fourth Precinct. Jefferson Ward-Deie-
gates. Captain w. r. Barnett, Charles A.
Cole, J. o. Phillips, and Thomas y. Mur-
ply; alternates Charles Miller. William
Simpson. Robert Bryant. and j. +. Fer
gusson.
Second Precinct. Marshall Ward-Dele-
gates. George Watt Taylor. r. 3. Nj. Val
entine. Joseph thinner, and Joseph Z.
Dickerson; alternates, r. Surry Valen-