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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-18


SMITH, of Fentress-Smitb, who
voted against the 1908 bill but
changed his mind inside of three days,
voted for it and caused its passage
has at length written a card. 1t is a
very mild and singular docu nent. He
gives an array Of figures to prove that
he represented High Tax district,
and that he was justi6able in voting
for the 1908 act. While this may be
so he does not explain why he went
into the Low Tax councils and voted
at first against the act. Whilst
he pleads not guilty to the
charges of bribery made in the
Chancery Court at Nashville, as he
says, by John j. Vertrees and A. s.
Marks, he contents himself with the
barest denial. If he is innocent he is
exceedingly mild and good natured
about it. Out of nearly one hundred
and fifty lines he devOtes only six or
seven to the intimation Of bribery.
The people at large do not care SO
much whether lie misrepresented his
constituents or not since he voted on
both sides of the question. If he
represented his constituents the last
ne he misrepreSentcd them the
INST time. The bribery question is
not yet solved.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-18
Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, July 18,-In the first
race for a purse of $500, one mile, Sir
Hugh came in first, Alhambra second,
Hermit third. The race was won by
three lengths. Time, 1:43i.
Second race, Il miles; Ripple first,
Getaway second, Juniata third; won
by four lengths. Time, 2:52.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-18
Fire.

RED BANK, n. j., July ia de-
structive fire this morning swept away
several business blocks on the river
front. Nine buildings we're destroyed,
including the Red Bank Register
building and the Western Union
Office. The assistant foreman of En-
CINE No. 2, VIM. Conroy, died of heart
disease while assisting at the fire. The
estimated loss is $4,000.
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2QIh day OrAngusf.

a. 10 o'clock, am, in front Of the Planters
Insurance Building on Madison street, In the
eqy OF Memphis, sell at public cutlery to the
99lsneit ana best BIDDER ior cash, the following
described property, to-Wit:
All the improvements on a lot situated on
me vest side Of erpando street., between
Elliott and Vance, aud fronting forty.eiRht
ieet on HernandO street, running baeL Ia.
tween parallel lines one hundred ieot. Ii Eeing
lne nrtt lot ,th Of tho lc' On the neithwest
CORNER OF Elliott and Vance, and heng same
lot leased By VIM Kuhn from The estate of
Judge Harris. self only as trustee. Tito
thought 70 DO good. q WOODBRIDGE,
az $50 Assignee.
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CHINA
DINNER SETS,
i8B pieces, for Gao.
49,
EPEcIAIEIHSs
DAt Fixtures. Mirrors. stc.
oaadrupIe-pIatsd Knives, OastOrs ssc.
Hotel and StsambOGt Wares
Q. N. ERICH,
ss1 MAIN STREET, Memphis, Tom.

ACCORDING to Vennor, we are to
have cool to cold weather on the 25th
inst. If Vennor's cool weather comes
to pass as we'll as his hot weather for
July, it would be we'll for people to
air their blankets and take a look
through the wood house.
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ChanCery Sale of Real Estate

No, 1913, R-Chancsry Court of Shelby county
Martha A Sumpter ct al vs.. George II
Want ct al.
DY virtue Of an intorloGutory decree To- sale.
- entered in the above cause on the goth dey
Of April, 1878, and renewed July 18th. 1881. /
will sell, at public auction, to he highest bid
der in front Of the Clerk and Masters office.
courthouse Of Shelby county, Memphis, Ten
nessee, on
saturday, August 6, 1881,
within legal hours, tho following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
to-Wlt:
The north ten feet Of certain alley twer.7
feet wide, which was set apart in common 6e.
tween lots2 and as shown on he plat ofCom-
mi1sioners and Of survey Of record I'D on fiie
BIO en, and 70 which 70 ereBco ia made the
ENTRANCE to 80 d alley being from the west sidn
Of the HerRandO Plank koad.
Terms Of Ssle-0ne-fsurth cash, balance in
six and twelve mOrt s, notes with seenri.v
bearing per cent interest for deferred nay,
psnis, lien retained, etc, p''
This July r, 81.
R J BLACK, GlOrk and Matter
Hu.-es x Poston, U W Miller, solicitors
ll6 llS pa 100 13s
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Trustees Sale.

by virtue Of a certain deed Of trust execut.
~ ed 70 mo by William Kuhn on the 18th
day Of June, ISL, and recorded ia the office
Of the b sS. OF Shelby county. Tennessee
No. IL, paee US to secure certain isdebted-
ness in. said Decd mepsisned md set forth
and defIult kaElng been made In the payment
thereof. and at the request Of the benodciaries
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-18

The Prince of Wales has subscribed
100 guiness toward the national me-
mortal to the EaFl or Beacons6eld.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-18

Representative Emory Speer, of
Georgia, will be married to Miss Ele-
nor Morgan, daughter of DIR, James
Il. Morgan, Of Washington, this week.
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UNOFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON. July IS. Sam.

The Presidents progress towards
oonvalencence, noted in the official
bulletin of Saturday, steadily contin-
ueS and he feels greatly refreshed by
restful and unbroken sleep which he
had last night, and which was assisted
by an agreeable change in the weather,
his pulse is gradually lessoning, it nov
being 89, with normal temperature
and respiration. He will receive for his
breakfast beefstoak, toast and meat
juice and ponched egg, and later on a
little oat mesl cooked to ajelly. 1t is
deemed best by the surgeons to give
solid substantial food in the morning,
discontinued at one o'clock, after
which time only liquid nourishment is
administered.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-18

The Ledger Office book bindery, 10
Madison street, has good workmsn,
uses good material, and charges mod.
crate prices.
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Sherlfrs Sale Of Real Estate.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that by vir-
/ tue Of 4 VenditioDi exponas, to me directed
from the. Hon. Circuit Court ofSheloy county,
Tenn, in tho ease Of q X Duncan vs.. G
Bill and q W i Crook. judgment rendered on
tho 2lst.day of May, 1891, for the sum Of sew
enty-four dollars and eighty-two eepts, with
interest and costs Of suit. to satisfy said judg-
ment, ETC., / will, on
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Saturday, the 3Oth day OF IuIy, 1881,

in legal hours, in front Of tho courthouse, in
the Taxing District Of Shelby county Tenn,
proceed to sell to the highest bidder for cash,
the following described property, to-wit:
All the right. titls claim and intere.t Of C
Bill, being a half interest in the following de-
scribed tract Of land, situate. lying and being
in Shelby county State Of Tennessee. being
about elk (6l mileI fouthWo,t Of and fOm
Memphis, part Of section 2, teWnthip and
range west Of the base meridian linos, be-
ginning at stake at the corner Of HOlman's
and Hild9brandps tract of land runni gnorth
100 chains to 4 stake IN the old Site linz,
gum, black oak and dogwOod pOin tiers;
theace west 79H chains to a stake in the
branch, box, elder, sReet-g gum and red elm
pointers; thence south 62S{ chains TO a stake
in the fernando road; thOuce east 3s5 CHI aims
to hickory; thence south 40 chains t. a dog
wood; thence east 99% chairs to n hickory;
thence south 40 chains to "a dOgwood; thence
cast 40 chains, to the beginning, containing
6i6H acres of land, and the same tract of land
convey d by A N Mckay TO II Fitzgerald and
G Bill, by deed duly egistered IN book 10,
pIge 443, October "a, 1870, to which refe renee
is here made.
Levied a. the property of defendant,
Bill, to satisfy said judgment, interest aud
costs. 2 4 ATHY,
Sheriff Of Shelby county, Tenn.
By NJ MASON, D. S.
Memphis, 18th day Of July, 1881.
NJ d Il Stewart, Atty iOr plaintif.
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Bon Aqua Springs

Is NOW open for visitors. 1t is beautiful
Il place, ll0O feet above the level Of the sea
and 500 feet higher than Nashville, which
makes 1t above the yellow foyer line, and 100
nigh for mosquitoes and malaria. The nights
are always cool and pleasant and tho Air bure
and bracing. This waters sulphur and chaly-
beate-aro rem arkable for their curative prop
critics. Circulars, containing analysis Of the
waters, etc can be had by calling ct Louis
vile railroad Office, northwest corner of Main
and Mad son streets.
Rates for board per month: For adults, so;
children and So wants half price.
Fare for round trip ttiekets good { II first
OCTOBER, $40 TO-
day, S. IS
For further information address
, JOHN n. McD( WE'LL,
IIo ~ Bon Aqua Sp inRs, Tenn.
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TRUNKS TRUNKS F.!

TRUNKS and Yalises made and rebaired
at Memphis Trunk Factory at lower ratss
than at other factory in the South A tpi',
assortment always on hand Merchant Mi
consult their u terests , exapiniss our stock
DC ore pHrenssing ell where All goods guar
TO order az hort notice. Gveus a saiI ~ "ue
=, SALkSR0ON AND FACf6 Y.
No. 368 MAIN STREET, near 6avoso
l.. BtRTORELLI & son. ioSJSs
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The Presidents Condition.

UNOFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, ESQ am.
The President has passed a restful
night. Pulse, temperature and respi
ration about the same as yesterday
morning.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, $50 am.
The President has passed another
comfortable night, and is doing we'll
this morning. Pulse, 8S; temperature,
1874; respiration, IS.
D. W. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN,
UNOFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, July Is, 8 am.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-23

COMPANY d" F' MINSTRELs. This enter
ianment has been gotten up by the mem
ber> OF - F' Company and their friends IL
order 10 raise " Yorktown fand that is
a fund 10 defray the expenses of the en-
clmpment at Yorktown next Oc'Ober, and
the necessary preparations and equipments
for the same. Their programme. which has
been prepared. promises 20 be very amusing,
and there will be no end OF burle>que, ridi-
culous costumes, and good local bits.
Our military, under dscOuragements and
difficulties mO,t trying, have held their own,
and this with scarcely any assistance from
the city or IL other citizens, tut chiefly by
contributions OF their own time and money,
though they are mostly young men OF linz
ited means. Despite this, whenever called
upon TO entertain strangers visiting our
city. or 10 aid in any ceremony or scheme
the object Of which bas been the advance
ment OF the Interests OF our city or
state, they have responded with a
prOmpiness and cbeeIfulness peculiarly
their own. Neither oar state or city
has made an appropriation TO support our
troops at Yorktown, and II they 90 1t must
be at their own eXpoDse. Now, therefore,
as they wish 10 raise fund for this purpose,
let all VINO wish 10 aid n good cause and at
the same time have a hearty laugh attend
the entertainment; ~ Mozart Hall OH Mon
day night neX,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-23
WkgCHEsTEK AND VICINITY.

Brief HemS.-fhe ilustings Court, after
beng in session only one dIy, has adjourned
for the term. The ease OF Beri ,mln Tabb
(coloredl. charged with misdemeanOr. W )
called and continued until the April term.
The accused was admitted to bail.
Judge Frencn and C0mm0nwealth'>-At-
torney \. {. Aiikis.on left here Yesterday
afternoon former for Washington and
the latter for New York.
Leila Rocker. WhO was committed 10 jail
during the February term Of the Hastings
Court in default Of security for her good
behavior, was released from Imprisonment
Monday afternoon.
There were no criminal cases before the
Mayor, Court Yesterday morning. tut some
civil eases were beard By Justice Perdue.
Quite number OF amateur anglers were
fishing of MayO's bridge yesterday after
noon.
A meeting Of the Council {, mmltt6e on
Finance was held last night. The report OF
the committee will be presented at the next
meeting of the Council.
There Will be a meeting OF colored clii-
Zens tomorrow nil ht in this city to bear
the report Of the delegates that attended
the Petersburg Convention.
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MOTHERS! MOTHERS. MOTHERS /.

Are you disturbed 81 rlsh; and broken Of youT
rest by sick cmld suffering and crying with :ae
exciuciaiiug pain OF eating tceihg II so, 20 AZ
once and get bottle # MRS. WINSi oW's eOCTH-
ING SYRUP. It VIII relieve the poor little >uft.
inmed atcly depend upon It; m re Is no mistake
about 1t. There Is not a mother on e,rlh who aas
ever used T. Who will not teli y3n ~ once that 1t viii
regulate he howels and give ret - The m 'her and
relief aud health 20 the child operating ke magic.
II Is perfectly safe 10 IN ail cases and pleasant
10 'he ils,e aud ii the prescrwti0n pf one Of thn
oldest ana best female physicians aud nnrres IN The
United >ta'es. SOldyerywhcrc. Twenty dye cents
bottle. NH y cod "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-23

GUILTY OF ATTEMPTING TO BURN JAIL
1ohn william, (colored). who was indicted
py the grand jury Of the Henrico County
Conrt last week for burning the county
iaiI. was tried yesterday and found guilty
Of attempting to burn the Jail. He was
sentenced to be imprisoned nine months.
4 motion for a new trial will be heard FRI
dny. Williams burned hole in the floor OF
his cell and got large nail out OF one OF
the pIanks. With IL he attempted TO re-
move the mortar from between the bricks
in the wall 50 that he could escape, but he
was caught in the act.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-23

CIRCUIT CoCRT.-The gland jury which
assembled in ms court les'erday indicted
John Jones 0ti2S Green Lancaster for a
felony IN escapinL from ne custody Of a
guard when cmp!ojtd td on ~ Capitol square
on b. lfth OF February. The trial was at
for Mlrch 2i'h
In civil sui. z. T. Taylor IL CO. re-.
Thoma, Steers and \. T. Pate, Judgment
was given in favor ii pLn;itf> for 2iSl 33
Warner MoO"e o.. rt0mgs Steers, y. +.
Pat. and K. j. Eot3i- me jury sworn IN
this case returned y.s6 4 ior panti for
Sj02 81. Motion wa. made Y the defend
ants to set aside .ho verdict nd grant them
a new trial; and ;he court, not being ad.
YiSed fully o. rs judgment 70 be given on
said mo.On. ilkes ,.nc % clDsldcr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-23

Police C0Usr John Gll cow (colored).
drunk and interfering n persons in the
street. Fined 81.
Fanny Anderson lco'predl. charged wi'b
keeping disyeputIc'n bop-c. Fined SO.
and sentenced 20 confinement in jail for ten
diy>. Appeal taken 10 the Hastings Court.
Belle Bradshaw CLiQS johnson atlas Ilar-
rS. charged Vib -tcliius sl3 from Simeon
WO0Gs0n. Dismissed.
jacob Kite, charged with horsewhipplng
Charles " iillam-. Fined 81.
Charle, Williams (color"d). charged with
throwing rocks and breaking a Glass in tie
window Of Jacob k'tc. Dl.misSed.
Henry Jones (c,oTed). charged with be-
ln@ n suspicious character. Dismissed.
John Whiteman, charged with felOni0us-
~ a>sdultng aud w0undlng Taylor War.
ble'on. Case contiruCd nll 26tb on account
OF the condition OF Whi,eman, and accused
committed TO Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-23

PROFESSOR CROMwELL.-The sale of re-
served seats for Professor CromwelPs art
entertainments began at Ramos 4 Moses
yesterday. 1t is to be hoped, now that the
real excellence OF these exhibitions are
known and appreciated, that they will be
better patronized than before, and that Mo-
zart Hall will be well filed on Friday aud
Saturday evenings next and at the Saturday
matinee. The indication, are that such will
be the case. The prog. .amme will be en-
tirely new and different from those de-
lvered here lately.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-23

THIEVES AT WORK. Monday night the
stores OF Mr.. Paul Bargamin, on Tenth
street near Main, and OF Me'srs. JOSIAH Ry,
land AZ Co., on Main between Ninth and
Tenth, were entered by thieves, who effect
ed an entrance IN both houses from The
rear. They left without taking anything,
and were evidently only after money. TWO
trunks in the rear part OF Ryland \ Co.. ;
store were broken into, and their contents
scattered about on the floor. AsmaIl crow
bar was found yesterday morning between
the two premises, and it is thought that the
thieves left IL there.
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HExRIco NEws.-The Henrico County

HENRIcO News. The Henrico County
CouIt was in session yesterday. Andrew
Randolph (colOred) charged with house
breaking and larceny, was tried and ac-
quilted. Subsequently Randolph was re-
arrested on warrant charging blm with
feloniOusly stealing two axes and other arti-
cles from q. w. New. and also irving to
bite off the ear Of said New. This offence is
alleged TO have been committed in Rich
mOnd. and the accused was locked up IN
the First pOllce-siation. He will have u
hearing before the Police Justice this morn
inc
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mn11,nAnAMNoND, OF NEw YORK.

f., WILLIAM \. HAMMOND, OF NEW YORK.
srpcrov. .GrNrRAL UNIFIED STATES ARMY IRE
rrrpL PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF TIE
,.,>n ,xp NERVOUS system IN THE UNINER-
.rrY OF NEW YORK. ETC:
Il have for some time made use Of the Buffalo
r,lts Water in cases of affections OF the Nth-
y0I, SYSTEM. complicated with BRIGHT ;
DI,FASE OF TuF KIDNEYS. or with a GOCIY
n4,TurSI>. THE RESULTS HAVE BEEN
TvINFNTIY SATISFACTORY. Irhia has for
man, wear, iten a fivoiite remedy with me In IKE
,,s.,. bu, she BUFFALO WAftR CERTAINLY
ACTS EFTTtR THAN ANY ENTEMPOkANE-
or> SOLUTION OF TuE LiIillA SALTS AND
is. NopTOVTR EtTTtR bOENE bI THE
.rnv,,u Ialsn often pre- cribe II ia those cases
o. CEREBRAL HYPEEKMlA resulting from
over mental wors-iu which the condition called
NFpyoIS DYSPEPSIA eNists-AND GENE
RALLY WITH MARKED BENEFIT"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-23

THE SMALL. .POx.-Since our report Of
yesterday another case of smallpox Is re-
ported to have developed. the person
stricken with the disease being a colored
man named PIeasanfs, living on Franklin
street opposite Davis's stable. This case.
a. were the other three. bad its origin at
the paper.mill, where Pleasants was EN-.
D!oyed. An the cases are doing well.
Pleasants's case is reported TO be varioloid-
a mlder form Of the disease.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-23

BRIEF ITEMS.-The United States Court
will convene in this city on the 4th OF next
month. The siand jury will meet on the
jfh and the petit jury on the 7ih.
The grand jury OF The Henrico County
Court has been adjourned. The court ad.
iourred OSer Yesterday until Friday, at
which line 1t will adjourn for the term.
The Hastings Court was engaged ycster-
day IN hearing assessment cases. The last
Of them will probably be disposed OF to-
day.
There WAS only one additional case Of
smallpox reported yesterday, and that was
another operative in the paper-mIl. He is
q cOlorcd man, and resides at 1887 east
Franklin street, where white ilIg admon-
iSbeS Of the presence OF the pestilence.
Passengers by the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway report slight fall OF snow at the
White Sulphur Springs yesterday morning.
Young LadieS' JoUrn0L for April received
from G.. +. Johu>roD. This No. is well
illustrated, contains many new fashions.
pretty fancy-work, with music and litera-
iure.
Quite Il large audience was presenr at
BroaG-Street Methodist church last night
to witness the exhibition Of the MiltOnmn
tabeauX OF Paradise Lost.
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AUcvION SALES THIS nAY.

ROBERT Il. lyme, | p. VI commissioners sac r
brick gr0cery-store on the southwest corner II
Eighteenth and M,in srrrc's, and nunOer 0f
vacant lots pn Church Inn. on Franklin and
Grace streets.
$50. +. LAIGHION. 10 4. VI. speci.l ssh Of
large loi Ot chcNiu nj smoking.tOpaccD.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS A., T.. W.. commits lornr's
sale of 10 on sOn hea,t corner OF Cny and rnIrd
streets.
GEORGE :. S.NASlION. JR. >ury wing 1r stee.
i. VI, trust,e', ale of lot. win framed house
tDercog. on liill street between FIRST aud -.
James streets.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 4. VI, horses, buglis5
Ihleinns. Er
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-23

Meeting OF COMMITTEE AND AWARD OF
Contracts. "A meeting Of the Committee
on Fire-AIarm ana Police Telegraph was
held yesterday morning at the Old. Market
Hall. The contract for furnishing the de-
partment with blue>tone was awarded to
MessrS. II. W. Powers II Co. and Purcell.
Ladd Il Co. The committee will meet again
tomorrow evening at the City Hall at %
O'Clock for the purpose of awarding con-
tracts for other supplies. after which they
will make an Official inspection OF the entire
line OF fire-aiarm aud police telegraph.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-23

The wonderful success Of the American make OF
" LINoLKUM floor. cloth Is rally deserved. IL Is a
BEAUTIFUL doOr-cOyeTlne composed mainly of finely
ground cork aud solicited OIL, making remarkably
durable n)or clotn, unexelied for elegance In de-
signs and eoloriDgs. Especially ,utahle for all
classes Of dwellings. dining rooms, halls. churches
aud hospitals. The genuine has "LiSoLEUM"
printed on The back " every square yard. Kept by
All carpe;-dealers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-23

PERSONALLY James II. Hyde, popu-
lar officer Of the Confederate States Pass
port Burelu in this city during the late
war. and thereafter clerk OF the second
branch OF the Baltimore CITY Council, died
in the latter city few days since. He was
a lawyer by profession.
John r. Regnaut, Of the Virginia
Knights Tempiar, Is 10 Alexandra on off.
cial business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-23

ACTUAL MORTALITY II THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, showing ages OF dccedents. sex, aud
color. with nativity, and annual deatb-rate
per 1000 inhabitants for the week ending
March 1917
cause Of Death: AnueriSm. | cOlored ;
congestion OF brain, | white; consumption,
4 white, colored; convulSiOns tnflnlie),
white, | c0loIed: debility, 1 white, /
colOred dphiheria. | cOlOred; dropsy. /
colored; fever (child-bed). white; fever
(typhoId), | white, cOlOred; heart
disease, , cOlOred; measles. | colored !;
Old age, , white, cOlored; paralysis,
colored: pneumonia, ( white, | colOrpd I;
Soitcning OF brain, white; tabeS mescnte-
ricl, white; teethlng, white; unknown.
cOlorod; whOOping. cough, | white.
Whole number Of deaths in the city (eXcIu-
sive Of stIll-blrths), 80. Still-birth>. | col.
ored male, cOlored iemlle-tOtal, ,. Age 1:
One day 10 thirty, white, , cOlOred-tOtal.
( one year to three, white, cOlored-tO-
tai. I three years 10 five, | white, color
ed-tOtal, g. five years 10 ten, | cO0red :;
ten Years to twenty, | white, colOred-to.
tai ,; twenty years 70 thirty, 4 white. col
ored-total, ); thirty years to forty, |
white; forty years to fifty, 3 white col
oreG-total, }; fifty years 10 sixty, | white,
I c0lOred-totlI. }; sixty years TO seventy,
| white. colored-totaI. >; seventy years
40 eighty, white, | cOlored-total, , {;
eighty years TO ninety, | Hhlte, . colored-
total, 3 ninety years to one hundred. |
white. Condition: Single, Il white, ! col
ored-tOtal. Is; married, ) white, g color
ed-totaI, Il widowerS,2 , white, color
pd-tOial, 3; widows, white, 3 cOlOred-
total. !: unknown. | cOlOred. NdtiritV:
Richmond, II; other parts Of the United
States. 81: England. / Germany, /; Ire
land, /: Italy, Holland. |. Locality :
CITY at large, | colored; Marshall Ward |
white. co!ored-total, 5; jefferson Ward,
> white, , colored-tata, (; Madison Ward,
4 white. | colofed-total, ); Monroe Ward.
) white. > colOsed-tota, :; Clay Ward, >
white, colored-total, 6: Jackson Ward,
white. : colored-iota, s; alm>houSe, ,
white, col0red-tOtal, I.