Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
Personals and Briefs.

Judge Robert W. Hughes VIII be IL hchinohd
ell OF next weeE.
Mr.. J. Ford Is visiting HIS niece, Mrs. j. II.
Belts. No. 9O2 west Marshall street.
Miss Bertha Block. after spending two months
IN Europe has returned 10 the city.
Mr. G.. A. Thilow has returned from Bremen,
Germany. by steamer Stuttgart riG Baltimore.
Colonel p. =. Nnrry, who has been confined 10
b,s room at the Amerlcaa Hotel Tor several days,
l. improving.
Misses Ida and Josie Kaufman have just re-
turned from an ex.ended tour through the New
England states.
Ex.Judec Joseph Christian, formerly Of Rich
rnond. but now living ii Washington, was IN the
city yesterday.
Mr.. Roy u. Temple has returned 20 tho city
after pleasant visit OF three months 10 hawley
Springs, Buckingham county.
Mrs. Matte L. Robinson, lately operator for
the Postal Telegraph Company IN this city IN i'll
ar her home, No. 5l1 north Twenty-ninth
street.
Hon. Ed. Darlington Cabell formerly MEM
her of Congress from Florida. nO@ Of ~. Louis.
IL yI.itin, his brother. Dr. D. Grattan Cabell OF
this city.
,yThe Greenwood Cornc, Band, from Greenwood,
Ind, composed OF fourteen ladies, lett yesterday
morning by the Atlantic-Coast Line to play 1T
the iAP'~A't'''
Mrs.. Jeiferson Davis ani Miss Winnie Will, It Is
learned, hardly visit Richmond before the latter
nart of thls month. They will TO the guests Of
General Joseph K. Anderson
Mr.. Joseph Jefferson will be tho recipient Of
considerable social patronage during his forth
coming engagement here. During Mr. Jefier-
eDn's briei stay hero Will be dOmlclled at Ford .
Hotel.
Mis-. Nellie Hall. Of Arlingt n. j.. who hal
,t.f.k Ennrtp Higgins. lhufrn
hin, left Wednesday morning for Norfolk and
uampton. whero she will sp9ud few weeks
with friends, and then return home.
There Il universal complaint throughout tho
CITY OF night being made hldeous by bowling
dogs II would seem that there might be some
way Of abatng or AZ least Iessening this nuisance,
which causes hundreds OF citIzons TO spend many
sleepless hours
superinisnient W. W. Moses, Of the peniten-
ti,rg. LETT the city yesterday for Pittsylyanis
county, whero be was called 10y the great illness
u his sons wife. just As he was about to leave,
however, he received telegram that sne was
somewhat improved In condition.
Mr.. F. n. Parrish. Of Goochland. tho Demo
,.ratic nominee for the Senate III the sixteenth
district IL making an active canvass OF his dis
! trIrt and IL satisfied from the cordiality OF the
! reception extended him by the people that be
/ will be elected by handsome majority.
Messrs. Edmund and Samuel z. Waddill re.
| tnrned Yesterday morning from Charles City
whittier they were summoned "Wednesday by q
I telegram stating that their mother, who had
| been sick for some time, was much worse. When
| they left Mrs. Waddill was somewhat improved
Mr.. Isaac Davenport, Jr.. Mrs. virgnIus New.
! ,on. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles U. Williams and
/ family. Mr.. and Mrs. RUFUS farDrough, and Mis-:
I JiIIian arbrough all returned from the Warm
! Springs Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Alder;
i (randy, OF Norfolk, were also In the party and
left for home yesterday.