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WASHINGTON. juno ls.-The Senate Commit
tee Privileges and Elections decided today to invest.
gate the charses OF bribery against Senator Ingalls,
senator Hill who had opposed Investigation. changed
about this morning and voted TO make the inquiry The
members Of the Com ntee preserve secrecy about
the proceedings Its tputcd that MI lill read To- the
Committee Aruce from the kansas city rpss charg.
INK that he had opposed the inv, sgauun D. Jay
Gould. whom the Fre accused of being friend NJ In.
gals desired 10 Keep the senator Kansas the
article, and avcrred that while IN his opinion,
Vc-tlgauun OF Mr. lngalss not necessary. he
would vote for the tnNeStgntiun 20 give tie lie tO the
insnuatuns made against hs character The IN the
Committee Hs follows; fur inNesiig Htion-Me.srs
salisbury. krrnan, Houston, and ln Asain.t invest.
guuun-Messr.. Vance. LuxHn, and Cameron Mr Bailey
pHred with Nj lluar The result of the Commit
tees action viii be reported to the S.nae aud pe rns-
sion be asked u appoint subcommittee to t IN the
and scu nd iur persons and unpcfs
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The OsyugA County SuporVisors apnortioned the A.
semhy districts Yesterday. mnklng bui trhing Change
IN the two di'trctS Tie population Of each is 5000
John Adams, travelling agent tor II. n ClaHin Co..
was caught hrtwc"n the lAifurm and the ears VI tho
MOO lrhih az Minced" u l.. yesterday morning aud tern.
by crushed His inluiaes VIII prove iAtAL
Nathan Glars. designer Ht the Sprague PRINT Worka
was Killed on lur"ay night while walking the RAFT
road trHck near Olney,ir. X L. by ttr New Yntk and
New EnsiaDd train Mr. CiAk was partially deaf
Samuel d. Hain"s Was sned at Rockand Ne
YESTERDAY, on the ehAigc oi numbering James Rob,
hlhs his keeper lie declined cl aud said he would
plead HullJ u striking the blow, but wih intent 70
Kill He was coninited for trial
Edward iianan the winier OF the angle scull cham.
llonship OF The World iSeKeoted In London aonn and
tue HD'ADnn suggests that those ihrIrsd VA Aquatics
sl iiid give ln such puOn would add u,r mnre
10 the many pleasant mrnuTrs he viii carry AWAY vi te
neAtinent accorded him N kuslAnd
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Jor1ISGs IN AND NEAR THE CITY

Herman Jennings agcN 40 dropped dead In his
deuce AZ ~ livingston street last evening
Frederick Lcinbaok tailor VI 4bl West Fiicth street
dropped dead last nishi al the corner oi ForJ nintll
street and Hinth Avenue
There Ia TO he u demonstration Of Brooklyn Socialists
~ tANur Of an kigt Hour law IN trnnt ui The Brooklyn
uy Han tonight Caleb Pink. Charles Suthcran. Isaac
DcnnvtI and Robert BarthulOner are 10 spcAK
stephen Man ,bridge II years old Of $40 West FinI
secnnd street Nhde aehtiug from kerOsstnwn car at
Fty ninh street ani First avenue. Vast evening was
shot In the shoulder by an unknown nAn standing the
sidewalk near by Tue pistol Is supposed " have bern
accidentally discharged
william WetL 10 years OF Aae. Of NO Beecker street
~as pushed ir0m the Sidewalk by GeurEe Nalenlne, a
AchunhT, last evening". IN runt al horse driven
bi Patrick Oorkran Oi 20 Ash street OTeenpoinL The
hOre tuck the lad. aud the cart passed over his body
he was fatally hurt CVTkrAn was ATpss6
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EARTHQUdKE IN SICILT.
A Seaport Town and Five Adjacent Villages
almost Wholly Destroyed.

ROME, June 1s.-The eruption OF Mount
Etna was followed by violent earthquake yes
terday. almost wholly destroying the town Of
Aci Reale in Sicily. and five villages in tho
vicinity. Ten persons were killed and several
injured. The Inhabitants OF the district are
fleeing en- masse. The town Of Aci Reale is at
tho foot Of Mount Etna and only few miles
from the principal crater OF the volcano.
Aci Is a seaport town on the east coast Of
Sicily. in the province Of Catania. and II ccle-
brated for its mineral waters. Its population is
about SO 600. 1t Ia situated on hill Of lava.
with preepice over 6jO feet Ugh facing tho
sna. in the highly picturesque region between
Mount Eina and CaMnla. eleven miles north
northeast OF the latter and AT the mouth OF the
small river Aci. The tewn was well built. The
houses were constructed principally OF lava.
The city contained many churches cOnvents.
and towers. Large quantities Of linen goods
were made 10y It's Inhabitants. Near the town
We're the famous Cave OF PolyJhemus and the
Crntto of (iulatea
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The Commencement ofthe brooklyn Collegiate
and Polytechnic Institute.

The commencement exercises OF the
Brooklyn Collegiate and Polytechn mic Institute
were attended In the Brooklyn Academy OF
Music last night by brilliant audience. The
stage was filed with ministers judges. lawyers.
and public officials. The Rev. Noah Hunt
Schenck made the opening prayer. and
the following named orations were deliv-
cred: Salutatory. The Dignity Of Labor"
Oliver Mckee: New England in American
Civilization" Charles Halsey: The Duty OF
the Strong to the Weak" William Clifton Du-
land; " Marie Antoinette," Charles Augustus
Mcmahon; William Pitt" Thomas Coch-
ran; A Composite Nation the Stronger"
Charles Miller Garrison; " The French
Republic" William Alexander Sleydecker (;
" Freedom OF Speech the Remedy for Commun-
ism" Nathaniel rockingham: Naledictory.
Enthusiasm and Fanaticism," Samuel Putnam
Alter the presentation OF diplomas. and the
conterring Of degrees an address was made bv
the Rev. DR.. II. y. Storrs 20 the young men. The
graduates were:
scienuno-Frederick f buckingham Frederick Den.
nington. samuel 4 Ey. william A. Heydccker. Daniel B
St-arns. Frederic stewart
Liberal-Wlham e. Daland. Nathaniel rockingham.
Charles NJ. Garnson, john NJ. Harms Charles Nc.
Classicai-Gcorse II. Barnes Louis J. Boury J Stan.
John r lai-cy Jr. william } James Joseph Z knapp.
George Mtryle% Frank h Marsh, James Mcmahon.
William ~ Martin, Ohver Mckte. john Murray Ei-
ward : fArs0u., James ,. X Nmund, Herbert ID Rob.
bins. Robert Trusiow, Frederic Winslow
Post Grhduaes-fhUmas Cochran, George Cromwell.
Charles Halafy
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The one hundred and tenth annual COM
mencemcnt exercises Of Rutgers oege held yes
terday In the Opera House In New Brunswick NJ The
Alumni Association met In tho morning and elected
eKGov Newell President OF the association. The
orators on the commencement stage LAun
sAlutatory, Isaac Gowen; English salutAory, Her
man HAgemAn, vhlediciOrY. ScAmen Miller, "UnCOn-
Mental Acti,it," A. u Dcmarest william Lloyd
harrison" j AckeTnan. The Dawn OF Modern OWN.
1Huun," g. " CATER, UNITY q nclcncki History" b"
T. shAler; American knteIpnse," q. Van Dcrv"rr,
Sir Humphrey DHyy," Suwell; The Central
Idea Scarlet. Progress OF CiviIzauon" = X Hige.
mani " Linitationst H. Human Knowledge"A Nelson;
Oossip." + Adrch Guard ami Guide o. Nation" "
A. " L. Pumyon, 80 The haser's OrauOn" r, II. hnliAen
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FALL RIVER, June lS-The meeting OF spins
tonight wa, largely attended. and reports made
from all OF the mills with the exception OF the King
Phillip that notices OF strike have been regularly g en-
At the Duriee Mills, where the notices withdrawn
new ones have been given, and notices also
given today at two other mills where nothing had pre
N0usN EN- sNid couccruu4 the strike The iuncrs
that the method of payinS help al the KING Philip df
nt, from that Of all other mills In the citA. and
spinner mskos less than $40 week there tic II Ike
will probably not include that mL Nuius :. crrtAin
hoNtNrr, ami the King Pup siuurr- viii he Jeff a. de-
eide ior themselves Hs 90 the dvisathiy of striking A
the sliuners Hpc0 to have been srue etrurd hy Sscre
tnr HoWar1s lnSt circular, the acturorr "a
more uly dr"rminri than ever TO meet the strike with
the slightest Welding
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Ulster County Assembly Appor,,onmen..

RoSDoUT. juno 1s.-The Ulster County su-
perv-ors made the Assembly apportonment today
The Board stands IA Republicans, II Democrats The
Apporuonment is ~ follows
First Assembly Di~trct-First Second Third, Fourth
aud Ninth Wards o the city Of Kingston the towns
Kingston saugrrucs Wosi-took ani Hurley. kepubt'
can majority state ticket, iEfS, 49,; Ass inhly.
sJ7 on County TREASURER. 6s1, on Congressman. isi.
second Assembly, Distrct-flth sixth. Seventh,
and Eighth Wards Of the citv Kingston. the ~
hsopus, Lloyd, Marlboro Patekl, Rosyndaie md
MarhletOwn Democratic majority on State ticket 1878.
r. publican Assembly. po County Treasurer
l6l on Congress
Third Assembly Mstriet-New PAltz Gardiner shaw.
an unk WAwaTsins. Rochester, olive, Shaudakeu,
Hardenhergh AMI Denning Democratic majority on
STATE uckCt 1874 73u. on Assembly, al; vi County
IreAsuIer. AJ1. ON lnnErpsA llJ.
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The California WorkinRmen's Convention
made the following nominations yesterday For
SHERIFF Thomas Desmond Tor Treasurer, w. r.
Shaber, for Chief Of Police. James Oarroli for
Auditor. J. r Dunn Desmond was Captain OF the
vessel which rescued Penlan prisoners from Australia
some years SiHber ~ furniture dealer Carroll
commanded The steamer Great Republic which was re-
Gently wrecked al the mouth Of the Cnlumbia River,
Dunn l. mArketnAm He recently Prcadent II the
Eeyrnih Mar Club, nut the Office declared vacant
10 enable hin ~ accept nomination.
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Francis Valcrino Cuban. was a clerk fot
Michael Daniels srcal estate agent Of % University
place One day he broke open a desk. stole several
checks signed IN blank. and disappeared. lie nlcd 10
these checks sis7 csshcd 1t at tie Bank d
The Metropolis In Union square Then he moved hiI
family to the 81 cloud Hotel and lived high style On
departing he ga' the hotel worthless check s2n
DrrNrl MorsHn A co lie next went 10 the Putnam
nus where the proprietor nj the st Cloud had him Hr
rest lie made sOme compromise Aui moved tu the
International Hotel IN Park when the prut tors
Of the ~ Cloud heard OF his having rohhcd Nr DAmo1
theN threw up the cnnnrume ani had hin rrHTrt strd
Yesterday. In the Jrfvrann Market Police Court Nc
Daniels appeared against hun and he WAS committed
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A Deserted Husband. Case.

CINCINNATI. June 18.-E. A. White, 60 years
of age. wealthy planter from near Selma, Ala, at
tempted TO commit suicide at Evansville. Ind. yeAe
He had married young wife and she recently elOped
with another man White came North with body ser,
want intending l., Obtain home away iTon the scene NJ
his disgrace BreOmhg de-pOndsnt. he cut hls thlOat
lie removed 10 hospital where he iOre the ban
dkgcs lrOln his wound
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PRovIDENcR. juno 18.-At the 1l1th COM
mencement u Brown University today, the regular
academic degree conferred upon the class number.
INK forly.iour aud the degree OF Master OF ATtA In
course was conferred upOn twenty three members OF
former cia.sA The following honorary degrees were
also conferred A. NJ on Louis Henry Marvel, u.
+ ir57 Charles Tabcr Congdnn OF the NeH York
TftuRs the Rev Josiah Torrey Smith, graduate O vii.
nams College, ID. D., on Prot James Robinson Bms L.
ID the ChiCasu Baptist ThenOglcHl seminary. Dtc.
ior Of Laws, Isaac Ray. N D.. OF Phiadeiiha, ro.
aue Ia cit
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ST. PAUL June ia number OF telegrRmA
received by the Governor from Tracy say that S rail.
road Lahore and Tamps IN town making ro0us de,
monst aunns and that the oncias trying 10 csure
ntdrr Thcro seems 10 have been violence blood,
shed vt The dnVernnr started the tic uiI
lnrbaIle NJ ~ llIIs nlnIMnnn
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Hurled from n Railroad Train.

RooHRsTRR. June ls.-A tramp on n west
bound Central Railroad freight train became very ob,
NreVerous near ChurchVc west OF this city and II
decided to put him or Thomas Murphy brakeman got
him to the platform. and then the tramp piched him
heHdluls from the hH, which MAS running st the
Of about ten miles ah hour Murphy found with his
lex br,ken the bones rutruding ana sticAIng intO the
ground. The tramp Is under arrest
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PubIlc OmeIAIs Indicted.

NAsHvILLE June l8.-The Grand Jury to-day
returned indictments against John Ferress Or,unty
Court Judge: ThOnns W. ChAdwvl a former tax col.
gotnr Samuel Danrlson. eN Otrk u the Criminal O,urt.
W u. TrAfrd, ioriner Public Administrator and A.
knighL the present COUNTY Trustee. eharse VI mis.
applying public moneys
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ManlAA HeOe,v,ns hi. Prizes.

NEwoAsTLB. june lB.-The stakrs and the
So'ap,aH challrnEe cup were handed To IIAnAn at a
social gathering at the Beehive Ian to-day. HAnlan.
Ward OF Toronto, aud Christopher rnrs signed ule
usual siirete- tor the snte CusttslJ OF The Cnp.
HHnlan said he lioHli ~ cOur-e be much pleased Il
the next chhlrnuer o"naniei " come u Toronto but
rather Than oau-e any in-under stand ny would he
happy 10 rvturn to ENGLAND W amy bona ade chAl.
leIlget OF the chan IipnsIib slAtuA
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To he HANGED on July q.

HARRIsBUn0 June 18.-The RoArd NJ pnrdUns
today REUSED tlr application cutnmutAiHn the
death Sntrnre I'm the cae oi Nmroi Spaeuhuber wiIO
will Oe hanged al Lebanon on July s.
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Caves de II. MOnquin. Once 20 Ana st.
Families supplied with pure aud nne BOTdeAax and
Burgundy hlnVL Asa for catalogue -AdA
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The signal once Pred,
SPARKS FAOM 1nE TALEGRAPM

Diminishng northNrly winds shifting 4
warmer eAsterly, partly cloudy weather
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-14

Public Schools.-The following pupils
were on the roll OF honor at the public
schools for tie week ending May 9tb, as pre-
sented by Z. Morrissette. 4. NJ. principal:
At the Male High-School were John Brod-
max, Oliver Blankinship, Frank DunHord,
Robert French, Alley Farmer, Frank Fitz-
gerald, Kirk Matthews, Alexander McCul-
loch, Charles Peple, Il. Lee Traylor. and
Samuel Vanderslice. At The Female High
School-Mrs. A. L. Walker teacher
were Lena Anderson, Maggie Gala
CHAN. Maud Hewlett, Edna Mathews,
Hattie Owens, and Sallie Wh!tworth
At the intermediate School-Miss Bette
Irwin teacher-were Ida AIsop, Eva Archer,
Lucy Day, Maud Gibbons, Ella Gibbs,
Nemmie Morrissette, Clara O'Brien, Mamie
Snead, Maggie Topham, Mary MCGEE,
Anna Vanderslice, and Emma Walker.
At School NO 4-Miss9 Maud Porter
teacher-the following names were on the
roll oil. honor: Augustus Smith. Walter Sa-
worry, John Dunstan, Herbert Winfree, and
Willie Jordan; and at School No. 5-Mi>s
Rachel Lyon teacher-were. Lille overly,
Lizzie Hewlett. Cora Green, Matte Bailey,
Berthe Suead, Ned Pepe, and Frank Cosby.
The percentage OF attendance for the week
was 81. .-.ft
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Brief Hems.-A large number OF young
ladies and gentlemen attended picnic al
FrogleYe!, near the city, yesterday. The
crowning Of the Queen OF May was the
most interesting feature.
Several OF the mem bers OF the Richmond
Musical Club are expected to be present al
the next musicale at Beethoven Hail. which
takes place Friday night, and will take part
in the programme.
Judging from present indications, the
grand calico ball, to be given by the BcNa
blonde Assembly next Friday night at Gers.
ley's Hall, will be the crownlng event Of tic
season. ..r
The improvements made on the Midlo.
thian turnpike recently, between this city
and Rroadrock road, are great convenience
10 pedestrians along that route.
The water-trough in front OF Evans:
store, on Hull street, has had number O.
fish and frogs placed in it, and they attlac
Il good deal OF attention.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Pol Jus
hce Joseph j. While presiding.-Mon-
day night Sergeant Parater and squad OF
nolice made descent upon negro dance
house on Brook avenue near Baker street,
and arrested Pat. Winston, the proprietor,
and thrty-seven persons, male aud female.
,Tbey were before the Court, charged with
creating disturbance to the annoyance OF
i've neiohborhond. They were fined 81
cae h. Twenty-Five of them paid up and
wer e discharged. The others were COM
mitte>d to jail IL default:
Lou lisa Brown and Richard Harrls tDo!h
noioren0 were fined IS each for fighting in
the street.
Rosa Lee (coIored) assaulting and striking
Grace Cari.ington. The case was continued
until to-day.
Thomas Fry (colored) was up ontWo
charges OF house.breaking and larceny. A
partial examination was mace, when fur-
ther examination was waived, and the case
was sent on to the grand jury.
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MISS AGNES HERNDoY.-Thisg gifted Young
lady appeared before an audience OF large
numbers, including many OF our best peo-
pie, at Mozart Hall, last night. She de-
serves all that has been SAID OF her By the
press.
Her voice Is splendid. 1t can be heard in
every tone throughout the hall, and has
nothing OF shriIlness or hsrshness about it,
In the recltations and impersonations from
Hiawatha, School for Scandal, Curfew Not
to Ring o.Night, London Assurance, Mark
Twain's Guide in Genoa. Bridge OF Siahs,
and Difficult Courtship. she exhibited a
power beyond all expectation, and was
equally successful in humorous and pa
tbetic passages.
Her audience was delighted. Tonight
she will have another fine house. There
will be an entire change OF programme.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Vickers Us. Manchcs!er.-TheC Circuit
Court OF Chesterfield was in session yester-
day--Judge Weisiger presiding. The snit
OF Edward Vickers against The City OF Man
chester came up for trial in the morning,
and owing to the absence OF witnesses the
case was postponed TO the next term of the
court, which will begin at Petersburg June
10th. This suit has been in litigation for
nearly three years, end has been docketed
for trial on several previous terms Of the
court. but, as on yesterday, had TO be con-
tinued for want or witnesses. Fickers first
instituted suit against Manchester in 1876,
in the sum Of $4,000, claiming That amount
for. extra work done on the streets, he be-
ing the contractor for the work. A trial
was once had and large number OF wit
nesses examined. The case was fully ar
gued, and when given to the Jury they were
unable to agree and were discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-14

RICHMOND FIRE AssoC1ATIog.--A meet
ing Of this Association, composed OF ex-
fremen. was held yesterday afternoon ut
the engine-bouse on Tenth street.-the
President, 5Ir. Thomas A. Rust, In the
chair. 1t was determined to have a re-
union OF the members OF the Association
on the afternoon OF Tuesday, Goth instant,
at West-End Park. Messrs. John T..
Rogers, J. J. Fry, and Fl. r. Baldwin
were appointed a committee OF arrange.
ments. Ex. fremen who were on the rolls
OF the old Richmond Fire Association. and
have not united with tbe new organization,
are requested to send their names to Mr. Fl.
?. Edmond, secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-14

County Poltics.-From present iudica-
tons there will lie 4 very warm contest for
the offices to be filled at the coming general
election, which takes place in Chesterfield on
tic 22i OF this month. Those aspiring for
Office, and having opposition, have Iabored
earnestly in canvassing the different dis
tricts. Stump-speakipg, however, has been
INDUCED in but little, and it seems that this
time-honored custom OF old Chesterfield is
passing away, perhaps to give place TO the
new and more economical plan OF obtaining
the sufrages OF the people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-14

VIRGINIA HOME INSURANCE COMPANY
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
this company was held at the Office OF the
comuany Yesterday evening. On motion,
Mr.. r. L. Biankenship was called to the
chair, and Mr.. Z. c. Wherry, Jr., was
elected secretary Of the meeting. A large
majority OF the stock was represented in
persen and by proxy The president and
director annual report was submitted,
showing very consel yatye and judicious
mahasement. The Home is one OF our best
local companies, with quite an extensive
business IN Virginia and other States south.
Colonel ". II. Palmer Was unanimously re-
elected scesident OF the company.
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ANHUAa MEETING OF TEE MALE ORPHAN
SocIETY.--The annual meeting for the re-
Geption OF 4he report of the president, cleo
aion OF officers, Board of Managers, &c.,
wilI be held in the Seventh.Street ChrlstiA n
ehnrch at 4 o'clock on Sunday the 25lh ir-
slant. Rev. j. j. Latierty and FL. G. Par
sogs. Esq, bare consented to deliver adj
dresses, and the well-known qualifications
of these gentlemen in that line insures an
occasion. and should, apart from
the object OF the meeting, draw g crowded
house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-14

CIRCUIT COURT JURoHs following
have been drawn as petit jurors for the en-
suing term OF the Circuit Court. which viii
commence Oh Monday tue 10TH instant at 10
o'clock 4. NJ: E. \. J. Cropton, James
Carter, James q. Eubank, g. Samuel, John
+. Shinbergcr. George T.. Matthews, II. S.
Price, John ]. Cannon, John G. Barres,
William S. Davis, George W. Tilby, j.
Booton Hill, john W. Sarvay. William q.
cambridge, Ii. y. Phillips, and William s.
RovSter. ...'
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MouTuARY REPORT for the week ending
May 10, 1879:
Cause of Death: Annmia, white; apo
pleXv, white; bronchitis, l white; con-
geStion OF lungs, white; consumption, 2
white, 5 colored; convulsions Gniantile), =
colored debility, l white, colored; diar-
rhGa. / white: dyspepsia, colored; fever
(ScarIet), white, coored; fever typho'di,
/ white; heart.disease, white, colorcd;
hemorrage (umbilcaD. l colorci; infanti-
eide. l white; marasnus, l white, 2 colored;
meningitis, l white, l colored; old age,
white, l colorcd; pelitonitis, 2 white;
pneumonia, white, . coloreA; scroiula,
white; tabes meSenterica, l colored teeth
ing, colorcd; unknown, coiored. Whole
number CT deaths in the city, exclusive OF
slii-births, Il. StiU.Births: Colored male,
i; coiored female, 1-tvtaI, =. Age: One
| day to thirty, 2 white, 2 coIored-total. 4;
| one month to six, white, l colored-totil,
2; six months TO twelve, white, 4 colored--
! total, 8; one year to three. white, CO.
| loTed-totaI, 7; three years to five, l white,
. colored-total, 8; five years to ten,
colored; ten years to twenty, white, =
colortd-total, 4; twenty years to thirty, ,
white, l colored-total, 3; thirty years to
| forty, l white; forty Years to fifty, white,
l colored-total, 4; fifty years to sixty, 9
white; sixty years to seventy, white;
seventy years to eighty. white, colored-
total, ?; eighty years to ninety, white; ;
ninety years to one hundred. colored.
Condition Single, II white, II colored-
total, 30; married, 4 white; widowers,
white; widows, 2 white, colored-;o-
tai, 6. Nativity: Richmond, %; other
parts CT the United States, II; Germany,
2. Locality: Marshall Ward, white !;
Jefferson Ward. 2 white; Madison Ward, 6
white; Monroe Ward, white, colored-
total, 6; Clay Ward, 5 white, 6 colorcG-
total, 8; Jackson Ward. 1 white 8 colored-
total, 10; almshouse, 2 white, 3 colored-
total, 5.