The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-07
LOCAL NOTES.

Several Democratic clubs held impor-
tant meetings last night.
The funeral Of DR.. Joseph Woodward
took place al fl o'clock yesterday morn.
ing from the Sevcnlh-street Christian
church.
The ambulance, Df. Irvine in charge,
was called to No 31G North Twenty
third street at $50 Yesterday morning to
see a cOlOred woman suffering with cata-
/ lcpsv She was taken TO her home, Twen-
ty-third street. near Main.
Captain George Ainslee having an
n0unced himself a candidate for Mayor,
will resign his position a. Police Com
missioner
4 committee of citizens of Oxford, n
/ C.. will call on the Governor to day 10
urge him TO attend the celebration there
on the 18Th inst OF he opening of the
new railroad from Virginia 20 North
Carolina.
4 detail from each Of the Fire Com
panics of the city will be present at the
/ hegimcntal Armory during the Howii-
zcrs Fair 10 insure the building against
any accident from fire.
The committee Of Sir Walter Raleigh
/ Lodge. sons of St. George, who will ar
range the programme for the celebration
of ~ Georges day, are Messrs Iayins,
Smith, and sheppard.
The funeral OF Mrs Mary f. Heath,
wife of W L Heath, of Swansboro', took
place yesterday The remains were in.
jerrcd in Maury Cemetery.
The funeral Of the la'e DR. Joseph
/ Woodward took place yesterday morn
/ iug az II o'clock. from Seycnth-street
/ Presbyterian church Mrs. Woodward
wa, present.
The rcctory of Bishop Meade Memorial
church. Manchester, recently elected, are
Judge : Basseit French, Dr. : J. In
gram. 4 L. Holiday. Major John Z
/ Waugh, Asa Ilerren, " F. Winnie, ! T.
/ Cop'on The last two names are new
members
The incaudcsoant lights have been
/ placed AN through the 81. James Hotel,
/ and tle mind Of tlC proprietor is no
/ longer disturbed hy he thought that per
/ hap. some ".ural rooster" may blow out
/ the .as when Ee goes 90 bed. The TIMES
] is indebted 10 the management and to
( Mr. Cabel Dayi- for an invitation to a
+ fine supper given in honor OF their intro
/ iucti0n
/ TIE British Bark Blanche cleared from
/ Tie CustomhOuse Yesterday coastwise to
( Norfolk. having Just finished unloading
/ 10000 sacks of salt from Liverpool Al
/ Norfolk she wili load with cotton and
whatsoever else She can get for Europe.
The Committee on Streets yesterday
/ finished their tour This time they visit
/ ed the Western part of the city. They
| used am omnibus as their conveyance,
saw all the sights, and enjoyed themselves.
/ Their report will be made to the City
/ Council at a future meeting.
The registrars Of election are all busy
receiving and issuing transfers. To vote
/ in the primary. voters should remember
/ tIat they should be properly registered
/ lust as al the regular election. The
/ primary takes place on April 10Th.
At the Scyenth-street Christian church
/ 90 morrow services will be held at II
am and 3 pm, which will be conducted
| hv the pastor. Rev r c. Cave Sunday
school at glj am Mems meeting at
3.3O p m All are cordially invited and
welcomed.
\ brilliant sDirle musicae was given
last evening at thc Richmond Female In
stitute, Miss : b. Hammer, principal.
The programme was diversified and ex-
cellentlv selected, and the perform
anc,s. Both vocal and instrumental, were
artistic and very csedtabe to both
teachers and pupils The choruses were
especially fine, and were greatly enjoyed
/ by the large audience present.