The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-27

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6, 4: ~ ste ,,t11zeyinx q the p1ttr Horlo
' '..,, mi, Is rsrolt Ybt Ne4tter seems
~ o,c,sNnf. :hs nights are 0ellrhtiuiil
r.,.i III. a>,o4e Ill, iin invn]id's torture 81
esrsousness is xupp'&n'fd ~ healsp1u'' ~
trtsbing Tseep.
hss ,hnx far beer successful one, eud
,,,.s h,,st Fuhank has been rewarded for
AZ. ef5x.pot and generous rtapseement vy
hs.s,,< fte ,Dost Of his guests who come 1of
stort visit remain nesris all the season..
Tksrr are ssandreds ssd hundreds OF pcop'e
detsrfcd ffom coniug here becsuse snsy
dresa 40 MECH the sixteen miles OF slsgint'
M 1oweycr. they dff bat know u, TIC r!ae,
snetead n besnr insufferabis or even iatls
csgng. ,sto filed with picturesque peau''es
mi II Is journey Of real pleasure.
There 10 now here
A cgkaxIEe COMPANY
~ .bout two hundred; and though y "
-, what society bellies and beairx wouid
esII decidedly gay. there Is an abundance
~ that Quiet. unsettled enjoyment 30 crate
ful ~ those who have been stated with the
notbipgs of the fashionable rush.
In addition 10 the pleasures OF the pail
room (which, by the way, was quite gay
last night, we eujoy
A wrxArURE 9N0zAEr"
entertainment 10 the parior almost every
erenInS. These performances ere presiueu
over bg Mr.. EugIeke, an accomplished pro-
tessor Of music from Philadelphia, VINO Is
trwei,ipq with Mr.. and Mrs. Bergner, OF
that city. He Ne an exquisite performer on
the vloiopcciio, as well as the piano. 10 the
wery pleasant evening programmes, wnic1
consist OF fine selections, he 10 ably assisted
by Mrs. Bergner, DIR. L,ngborse, OF Lyncn,
burg. end tive others whose Games WIZ
omit on account OF their great nodesty.
professor Epgleke will probably WIS.,.
Richmond at the conclusion OF DIS WIS.,,
here, aud, II invited, be might De inuuees
to favor the Mozart with the rien tohes VI
ais 'cell0. =. ,hn
senior of the celebrated brewers, Dersne.
q Rncle. He has been for the past year or
40 in shis county and In Europe In guest OF
health, and at last has louno Ihe h's' uo'
c,dsd relief In these healing waters.
Mr.. George Grant, Of Beauregard farm,
near the While Sulphur, with two friends,
arrived here Yesterday on tour through
this lovely valley. They expressed ihem-
selves as highly delighted with its great
natural beauties, and were so charmed Wild
This spot that they determined 10 stop over
here day or so. Among
THE VISITORS now HERE
NAV be mentioned Mrs. j. Arenis,. MISS
Arepts. Mr.. Lewis Ginter, MIR. aud Mrs.
= l.. Bacon and family, Mr. james A.. Co
wardin, Mr.. Garrett X. Watson, Miss wat
son, Miss Indie Watson, Colonel George w.
Mupiord, and Mr.. Charles Ellis, OF Rich
mond: Mr.. George e. Irwin and sister, Nj.
and Mrs. Stanley, Miss Maggie Snowden,
and ]. s. Fisher, OF Baltimore; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Bergner and Professor Engleke, OF
PHILADELPHIA, Pa; Dir. and Mrs. John X.
Pace and family and r. V. Lynn, OF Dan.
willie. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Purdy and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler. IL. Peek.
ham, of New York; Mrs. Ellen DE Bar ana
MIR. E. Wortbington, CINCINNATI; Mr. Jas.
Maxwell, TWO daughters, aud son, Wheel.
ing, w. va; George r. Bell and family, oil
Louisville, KY; j. ID. Craig, Alt. Merician,
Va. (; Mr.. Peter s. Lewis and family, Mason
county, w. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Montague
and family, White Sulphur Springs. W..
Va; Miss Quisen berry, OF Alexandria, va. !;
Miss Bertha L. Potts, Of Charlottesville,
Va; Miss Jessie Caldwell, OF Warrenton.
Va.
The Warm Springs have had fine COM
pany all the season, and they are still well
Hlled, Night before last there was
4" Neither Goose party" there, which was
great success. =,
Clouds are beginning 10 gather from all
directions, aud, II is TO be hoped, Will soon
send down abundant rains TO refresh you
in the lower country. JOB.