The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-02
During the past year The. stables 81 the

company have been moved nom Ieirh
street to Rockets, where they have accom-
modations for 85. horses. They have also
constructed several new curves, CONT pIeting
their track from It's previous terminus to
their stables at Bocketts,f where they have
also erected o sufficient number Of. scar.
sheds for the accomlaod dationsa the entire
rolling stock. 80. t...ss
Since the organiz cation, ,of the company
they have owned Ga horses, only eight Of
which have been lost by 9acei6snt ssnd
disease-seyeral Of these deaths were caused
from simple diseases. During the past year
one horse died from st1n-stroke. This N q
good exhibit, when Il Is remembered that
the company has been In operation four
years, having had In their time 30 few
horses for the very hard work Of daily travel.
COLLEGE INPIRxARY. r., t.sas
| The Inirmary at the Medical College has
| during the year accommodated go ,pa-
tieDts, 210 OF whom were discharged, or
died, or eloped, and 10 remain. The Hist
following shows some Of the important
surgical affections treated during the year,
for some Of which operations were per
formed: Abscess (YariousJ, anenrfam,
burns, cancer, carries, cataract. fractures,
fistula in ano, fractures (various), urinary
fistula, fistula vesico- vaginal, fistula recto-
vaginal, fs,ure Of rectun, hemorrhoids,
hernia stranguated, hydroce1e, hydrocels
of neck, opthalmia, osteo.cephalo stone
\ In bladder, tetanlls, ulceres lva1iou
variocele, wounds (yarious.) f ~ sa@a
The charity department Of this institu-
ton is feature which deserves commen.
dation. The City Council should see that
it Is literally sustained. " yss+..f
| DR.. Isaiah II. White is the Superintend-
ent of the Infrmary. r,a .sas4E.g25.t>EE
| BURIALs. - y,s.s i&,ssr
The following is correct list Of the In.
terments in the different cemeteries during
the year: ~ = - s.,--'. -.
Hollyoood.-Mr. Jas. o'Keefs, sexton.
White: males, 1885,; females, 23l:; still
born, 10. Total, 430. -. :. -, :. :,.s,
Oakgood.- Smith, sexton. White
males, 80; whitefemales, 81 infants. white,
10; still born, 4. Total white. 1444,T Col
ored males, Is; !; females, 10. Total colored.
33. Grand total, 1T. .,ess-;, 3l;.gg.
St. Johm's.-Andrew Griffin, sexton.
Males, / /: females, 1. Total, Q. ~.
Bishops Catholic).-John Purcell, sup't.
white males, 4G; do. females, SO. Colored
female, l; eolored infant, 1; white infants,
shockoe HlH.-Cbas. P. Bigger, sup't.
white males, 79; white females, 81; white
male children, 63 white female children,
49. Colored males, II colored females, 81. |;
colored male children, SO; colored female
children, 81. Total, 527. -,
VALUE OF THE REAL ESTATE IN RICHMOND.
The following Is statement of the value
of the assessed real estate in the five wards
Iof the city: Marshall Ward, 81 ,614, ,0N !;
Jefferson Ward. 1885,, 708 ) Madison Ward,
lS9, ,056.537; Monroe Ward, So, 1872 ,Ol Clay
| Ward, 81 ,842, ,1O1. Total, $28, ,123, 200. =.
The following shows the gains and losses.
in each ward, according to the late reas-
lsessment Gain-Marshau, $l55, 1927; Mad
Iison, $S13,637; Monroe, $529, All; Clay,
lS626, ,561-total, S1,795,s7O. Loss-Jefer-
Ison, 1929, 1892. ..n..5 a r. ..
i PENSIONS. "1@ N
BY the United States Pension Agent of
this city, MIR. Andrew Washburn, we have
been kindly furnished with the following
pension statistics: - e-,,s:.Gl !ym
The whole number of pensioners paid
from the Richmond agency is 80 persons.
OF this number 25 are the widows OF Re-
volutionary soldiers, from 20 to SO. are In"
valids of the war of 1872 and the Mexican
war, and the residue are inyalids and
. widows oil the war of 1861. ..t~s..-.
The rate paid monthly to each pensioner
varies from % to $50 per month, according
to rank and degree OF disability. The total
amount paid out in the past year Is abont
$4,000. The times Of payment under the
new law are the 4th of March and each sue
ceeding quarter of the year.
These pensioners are scattered through
the whole State, but the larger number are
in the first and second congressional dis
tricts.
During the last three months there have
been number of deaths of pensioners OF
the Revolutionary and the war Of 1872.
Il MARRIAGES. ~
I The following is statement OF the mar
riages during the past year. The curious!
may see ir which months the most marry
ING was done: T--. -. .# -