Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-21

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join his family and remain with chem
about ten days.
Mr.. Harvey Wilson, editor OF the
DaiIy Record, has returned 10 the city
after ten days visit to Atlantic City,
N. j.
Mr.. J. L. Waller, secretary Of the
Governor has returned TO the city after
having spent two weeks in the noun
tains.
The Swedish brig Anon, l5S tons. ar
rived Yesterday coastwise from Boston to
load flour for Brazil for the Gailego
Mills
Miss Ida Jeter, of No. 4 west Mar
shall street has gone 10 ViBita to visit
relatives She will be absent about two
months.
Misses Lille and Bessie Hockaday
have returned to the city after six weeks
absence in the mountains OF Southwest
ern Virginia.
The poles to carry the wires for the
Main-street electrician line have been
raised as far from the eastern end up to
Twelfth street.
Messrs. A. Bernard VERIFY, Elliot NJ.
Campbell, Richard j.. Collins, and Win
ston Parkinson, of fredericksburg. were
in the city Sunday.
Mr. E. Leslie Spence left last night
ria the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac road for Philadelphia, where he
will spend several days.
Mrs. Enders. Dickinson and children,
Masters Frank Enders and Vivian, are
visiting DIR. s. T. Dickinson, OF Syca-
more Hill, Caroline county.
Mr. Il. W. Sleiden, who was so badly
injured by a bul at Cbatsworth some
months ago, is rapidly improving, and
will soon have recovered entirely.
Miss Annie c. Wilson is visiting her
uncle. DR.. c. V. Robinson, No. p Tabb
street, Petersburg, and will also visit
friends in Amelia before returning home.
Richmond and vicinity enjoyed re-
freshing rain Sunday afternoon, and n
more copious one fell last evening, which
very much improved the atmospheric
pressure.
IardeIla's band will play as follows this
week Wednesday Mt $50 y. NJ. on the
Capitol Square Thursday at S O'Clock
p. NJ. at Monroe Park; Saturday at 5
Z. VI. at New Reservoir Park.
DR.. C. II. Gatewood. OF West Point,
was in the city yesterday, He expects
10 leave in few days for Vancouver,
j. c., where he viii locate for the prac-
tice Of his profession, dentistry.
Messrs NJ. Abendhern & Co., Of New
York, have received the Italian contract
for Virginia tobacco, about three hun
drcd and seyenty-tive hogsheads. Mr..
J. n. Vaughan represents this firm here.
Mr.. James Schultz, who left the Male
Orphan Asylum with such good record
about two years ago, and who is now
living in Philadelphia and doing well,
rs on visit to Mrs Gill and the orphan
boys.
The following party Of ladies from
Hopkinsyille, Ky. no at Murphy 5
Hotol Mrs. Eugene Woods. Mrs. 4. W.
Long. Miss Hickman, Miss Woodbridge,
Miss Wood, Miss Ritter, Miss Bronaugh,
and Miss Shelton.
Rev. W 4. $. Conrad, who has just
returned from trip to New Kent, where
he has been holding protracted meet
ing, expects 70 leave in few days for the
Charles City circuit to assist Rev. j. Il.
Tlliery in q revival.
Democratic headquarters were opened
yesterday morning at 1ll2 east Main
street. second floor. Ex-Councilman Con-
ner is in charge, and he will very cheer
fully give voters any information that
may be needed or desired.
The following Richmond people are
ut Long Branch Mrs. r.. T. ID. Myers,
Miss Myers L. y. Myers, superinten-
dent Seeboard and Roanoke Railroad
Company Stanly Boiling, of Dayen-
port Il Morris W. Cans, Of A. Saks &
Co. f. T. Archer, of Tredegar Com
pany Rev. A. Harris aud wife, Miss
Celia Sycle, Miss Rosa Lichtenstein, and
Miss Flora Calisher.