The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-26
LOCAL NOTES.

The Board of Public Interests will meet
80 80 his evening to nominate three
names to the City Council 90 fli The
vacancy in The office az Police Commis-
sioncr created hy The resignation of Nr
George 4 Ainsiic Mr. Ains'ic viii
doubtless be one of the three nominees,
and there {. mo- doubt, but that the Coun-
ed viii elect him 90 succeed himself
Timothy Z Murphy, the present bailiif
0f the Police Court is candidate for re-
election
Nel VI Roschcr. president of that ster-
ling Democratic organization, the Fulton
Club. is candidate for sergeant alarms
of the Council
Mr.. Joseph W. Shelton is a candidate
for the office he now fills, which is that
of bin clerk ia the Auditors office lie
writes out the gas bills and does his
duty.
Mayor Darlington IS still confined TO
his room bv sickness There Is rumor
atloat that he intends running rs an In
dependent candidate for Mayor, bat 1t
cannot be traced To- reliable source.
Mp. + Burton is candidate ior the
position hc now dl-, that os clerk ~
nineteen Council committees lie Wlll
bee reelected hy The new Council
s. fan there are five candidates for the
position OF Sergeant alarms of the
Council They are Rodey Tcnser, vii
liam VI. MOsclcy. Il r Ralston, L. VI
Ro,cher, and the present incumbent Jeit
REYNOLDS
Mr. Ben August IS candidate for
the office he now fills, Clerk of the Coun'
ell For ycas me has been ana cmploye
of the council, either as Sergeant-at- Arms
or latterlv AS Clerk. when he was unani-
mously elected 10 NH the vacancy created
bv the death Of the lamented Clerk
Howard How ho has iilled the position
is - matter of history No one has yet
appeared in tLc field against him.
Rirht Rev f. VI. Whitlie, Bishop of
Virginia. has 50 far recovered from hi4
Lecent severe attack of eczema as 90 be
able 90 ride out
The Ilu,tiugs Court, Judge Atkins pre-
siding. has practically adjourned for The
term For The past several days there
has been no business transacted except
that of p civil character The petit jury
has been discharged The May term Of
the court will begin on Monday, the I'm
day of the month
Tonight the Council Committees ON
Water, First Market, and Second Market,
three in all. will meet al the same time u
o'clock The two market committees
will meet In the Council Chamber The
Water Committee will meet in The clerks
office, just underneath
The remains OF the two Confederate
soldiers who had been buried near the
Federal Cemetery at Cold Harbor, have
been removed 10 this city and reinterred
on Gettysburg Hill, Hollywood Cemetery.
Jim Uanhorn was charged Yesterday
before the county magistrate with enter
ing the house of May Oakly breaking
her trunk and stealing $40 The THEFT
was committed on the 2lst of last Febru-
ary. Because of the absence of witnesses
the case was continued until next Tues
day at D. m
Squire Jonathan yesterday morning
heard the case Of Young white citi1tn
who had beaten his wife. The evidence
not being satisfactory and Witnesses be.
ing absent, the case was continued until
next Saturday
Yesterday at o'clock pm. the doors
of Union.,taiion Methodist Episcopal
church were thrown open To friends and
relatives 90 witness the marriage OF Nj.
Walter j Hechlcr and Miss Jennie Bailey,
both Of this city Rev. Mr. Martin, pas
torof that church, oihciated Immediately
after the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Hechler
took the Northern train for an extended
tour