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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-10

The death Of General Hancock removes one of
the few remaining great historic figures of the
war. Grant, Mcclellan and Hancock have
gone within the passed seven months. The de-
ceased General will rank among the very fore
most soldiers and patriots that the war pro-
duced. His military services in the hard fought
campaigns of the Army of the Potomac, and
particularly In the critical third days fight at
Gettysburg, were Of the utmost value to the
Union cause. In the reconstruction epoch his
influence was thrown in favor of peace and
civic liberty. and for this reason, his memory
will be cherished not alone in the south but by
all who feel the Importance of subordinating
the military idea to the principles of local self
government
The high estimation in which General Han
cock was held by the country appeared con-
spicuously during the campaign in which he
was one of the candidates for the Presidency.
Rarely has candidate for this office suffered
so little from instrumentation and detraction,
and while he failed of election his personal In
huence and popularity were not impaired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-10

Rear Admiral Ammen, who was so impru-
dent as to get in the way of fast team on
Pennsylvania avenue, and who was knocked
down and run over in consequence, may have
some views on reckless driving in our crowded
streets The Admiral. like all sailors loves q
good horse; but everything in its place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-10
GGG EEE Mn n TIT ESQ
6 Ga EE MN T ssss
GGG EEE n Nm T SsSS

GENTLEMEN'S GOODS AT SPECIAL PRICES
No trash at any price but the finest goods at
reduced prices until Saturday. Feb 13. at 6pm.
29c. Satin-lned English Scarfs for 25c
SOC. Puff and Knot English ScarE for sec
75c. and CSC. improved shape English Scar for 46c
25c- English Fancy Bal. Half Hose for l5c
SOC Broken Lots of English Half Hose for Csc
81 Gloria Cloth Umbrellas, warranted two years
for $1.79.
25c. Warranted 4Ply Linen Cuffs for l9c.
Soc Full size Tailor-m ade Night Shirts for 44c
.5c Fancy Embroidered English Night Shirts for 69c
soc "Palas Royal Dress Shirts, % Sizes for Zoe.
81. so Warranted best English Kid Gloves for CSC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-10
FFF A M n sSSe
+ AA Nm n
FF "A NNN $50
Z AAA n Nm So
II A A n nm $3.50

Ostrich Feather and Gauze Fans are the correct
style No lady or gentleman who knows the stores
of Washington thinks of buying Fan without first
visiting the Palas Royal and because show fine
a variety all other stores combined Prices
guaranteed the lowest. Please ask to see the new
stock of 9Sc. Fans. We show q Hand-painted Satin
Fan, with feather tips, for CSC that sold else
where for 81. so and 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-10
Bur Now Fon Next Wnrrn


Yesterday we sounded the alarm, Good. win
be higher"
Customers win understand that this applies
to goods now being manufactured for the com.
ing spring, summer and winter hence Il can be
readily seen that II win pay you TO BUY NOW
FOR NEXT WINTER
To give our customers An opportunity 10 do
TINS advantageouiy. as we carry no goods
over from one season to the other. we have de-
termined to inaugurate
A GRAND MovINa-oUT SALE
OF OUR
ENTIRE STOCK OF WRAPS,
and shall offer bargains" simply phenomenal,
as never before In the history of our business
have we offered such intrinsic values and conf
IDENTIFY assert that next winter you will pay
FIFTY PER CENT MORE THAN QUOTED
BELOW for the same qualities,
Ladies' DOublebreasted Brown Boucle
Newmarkets, sizes "a and 80. Originally
$166O now 90
SLadies Black Boucle yisites fur-trimmed,
newest shape, sizes "a and 80 inch Originally
SA"oo' 90
Ladies' Fine Sicllienne silk Circulars best
quilted lining, edged with fur, deep fur collar.
sizes "a 80 and 40. Originally $500, now. $1,000
Ladies' Imported Boucle Walking Jackets
bfaid.tYimmod hrovvn ri1oo opd b,ocL
sizes 80, 80 and 40. blue size g. Originally
Ladies' Black Bouce Newmarket, with
capes, elegantly trimmed with braid, sizes "a
and SO. Originally $25, $500
Ladies' Black "Frize" visites handsome
marabout trimming, sizes SO and 3s. Origi-
4Ladies' Seal Plush sacques. best quilted
satin lining. good length, sizes sc, IS and 40.
Originally $25 90, $500
Ladies Beautiful Mourning Wraps, quilted
silk lining, handsomely trimmed with fringe,
sizes 36 and IS. Originally $40 co. now .. $500
1 Ladies' Seal Plush Sacque, quilted satin
lining, seal fastenings, glove-fitt,ng, size 49,
Originally $4,000. now. $500
Ladies' Elegant Brown "Frize' visites
handsomely trimmed with beaver fur uhe
rage). sizes "a and SO. Originally 1880
$500
Ladies' Fine Seal Plush Visite, handsome
light shade of feather trimming beautiful con-
trast size "a. Originally S42.5o, $1,000
Ladies' Handsome Black Procade Velvet
Visite, satin lined, elegant fringe trimming
beautiful shape. size SO. Originally S45.OO
$4,000
Ladies' Beautiful Black Brocade Velvet
Visite, rich fur trimming (the rage) size 49,
Originally $780, co. now $4,000
We have taken particular pains to give the
exact quantity Of each lot and the Sizes In order
that none may be disappointed, and that all
may see the necessity of an early visit to secure
a particular garment and size.
Sc Extra help will be placed in this depart.
ment tomorrow morning in order to wait upon
all with promptness
Second floor; take eievator)
no WOODWARD Il LOTHROP
AMI rr.roNS pv r1,n Doy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-10

NE. & NV. Per Mo.
2209 !4th ST. NV, l0r$24
1912 4th st. NV, 6r.lG.4O
III Sth st. me-, 8 rs.15. 40
% Myrtle st me-, 9 lis
30 Myr lie st. n.e. q ...l5
40 NJ st. NV, b rs..........15
E2l3 10th st. NV. q rails
2243 10th st. NV, 4 rs.15
OFFICES. Per Mo.
46S La. av., Sd g.. 4rs. $50
1913 + St. LIST H., 4 rs 20
9Th d Pa. av., RS. l6, Il,
81, % & %.
portion of property on NY
,ffice for buiieti:. issued un
THOS. f WAG9AMAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-10

Order -eigns in Seattle, but the Chinese are
not anxi 1ds to stay where their safety depends
on military patrol. 1t is probable that most
Of them. therefore, will seek a more friendly
CLINE at the earliest opportunity. The Chinese
are also leaving the neighboring city of OLYMPIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-10

a base conspiracy of editors made it appear
that Mr. Tilden celebrated his 10th birthday
yesterday. He pleads guilty to only ~, and he
thinks he is in better physical condition than
for some time past.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-10
F. F. f. f. = = + # MI E. E e. ssss
ZEE II ZEE 4 SSSS

Not being certain that Feathers would be much
worn we did not at first import direct The lot
just opened are our own importation. Therefore we
offer lunches Of Ostrich Feather Tips In all colors for
4Sc. which are the same quality sold previously
by u.s. and now being offered by competitors for
Csc bunch Silk Buds for CSC, Identical to those
offered elsewhere for Csc bunch.
The new Military PompOns" we offer at 33c
Sash Ribbons, 1in. wide, for &c., that elsewhere
csc. yard.
a5- All above new goods, just opened; prove
practically that we underseIl all Washington COM
petitors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-10
Nor1cE To THIEVES:
3 4 "A ES Nh N s So
ODD III n 90 Nm nm SsSS

so like the genuine that professional thieves
deceived is q compliment to the Palais Royal.
Diamond Hair Ornaments, Lace Pins Earrings
Bracelets and Necklaces for Ladies', and Shirt Studs
and Pins for Gentlemen Also. Rolled Gold Oxidized
Silver, Jet. and Sterling Silver Jewelry AS fine
assortment any in the city half jewelers. prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-10
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

-
Fok RKNT-yEsY coMFoRTABLE THREE
es1sa is g sH.;
sss ls OK ]. S.55
'af large yard c house In AL s 5sEa1r SIC Fox
no3t o2O 81 NV.
y New sevcn-room house. 800 Z St n w.; ali mod
err fIo i%srovsmen'1' LOUIS P. sHo ssS :,
EoR RENT-11O1 9TH ST. NV. DESIRABLE
Is new doublefront House, corner 9th and L sts NV
ion sn sne 81 s
FoR REM GOOD DwELLING-HoUsE. SIS
9TH st. Nv; % per month. Apply 70 r A PHIL
For RENT = HANDsoMEaY FURNISHED
and and fre,eoed go New Double Bsisk. 10 rooms and
fssP 81 PG ias IT'S ). ns st.: near 9th NV .
EOR RENT-54 ST. N z, SIX ROOM NEW
- House All the modern improvements Rent
$1,000. Apply at 40 X St me-. to owner. fpSts
ENOR sALE-1538 9TH ST. NV, ONE OF THE
I most desirable small Houses in the city; price,
34,oO0 inquire on premises f9-3ts
brck' ii9 "a 8; NV; 10 rooms: $40,
Brick, 1908 Pierce Place rooms: SIS
B Brek. Is isa IS St ne e; 70 rooms rooms $2s
New Bricks on Valley St. West Washington; SIS.
B-3t ALBERT FOX, go st. NV.
EHORSALE-vF.sY DESIRABLE SOUTH FRONT
Il threestory brick. on New York ave-. near 9Th ST.,
IoonS celiar, furnace, etc. (no basement Kitchen
= ss' mont z f9fa a 1Fss
nor SALE-ATA BARGAIN, AND UPON EASY
terms Of payment very desirable new and wei
Quilt dwelling. Sl5 st. NV, Containing rooms all
moderen improvements including gas fixtures, and u
nsss an Ieu fad n.iasa MAHPh T. s2o
EOR PENTHOUSE 925 9TH ST. NV, CON
three new six-room bricks 229, al and 23S ST. q,
e., at $27 90 EACH also 1907 St n. seven rooms.
modern, ct $23; also six-rooIn brick 500 st. n e..
at $l6 and 32S Sth st. e, at ga also. 200 ST. n.
e., thirteen rooms cellar, &C., At $S2.5Q also 1927
East Capitol ST., twelve rooms thoroughly modern
and in elegant order At $50, together with number
OF other houses. Apply to NJ NJ. ROHRER & CO..
3D. and East Capitol SITS. f9-3t
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NOR RENT

TOR RENT
Il N. W. Per Mo.
l421 Q st., mi, IL 1925
2O!6 + st., fur, IL rs. .125
9l2 l St, I'D rs..............l25
l7lS n St. mi, Is rs-.lOO
1928 10Th st., 10 rs.......S9
1898 LIST. MI. 8 rs. ......Tb
1903 N. III. av., mi, y r.6O
81 14th st., up. pit. 9 r.50
STORES. Per Mo.
3l2 Sth st...........-.......$75
S. +. cor. ith & N, str.
q dwg..m.i., 11rs..-......65
1919 + NV, lrm. 40
The above Is only a small
books. For full list call at
the LIST and 10Th. fol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-10

The government authorities setting bad
example TO the citizens in the matter of snow
distractions The sidewalks around the reser-
vations are in many cases in a wretched condi-
ton
Death is making sad work with official recep-
tions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-10
WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED ALL WHO HAVE ROOMS OR
w Apartments tor rent will find il greatly 10 their
advantage to register same with full particulars at
the directory for renting rooms st. Cloud Building
eth and streets, Room IA. Office open daily
from 3 I'm. to p m. ROBERT B. kINSELL. fS-3t*
VNIANTED-BY LADY OF QUIET HABITS,
w sunny Room, with board. State terms which
must be moderate. Address NJ b. s., Star office.
fS-3t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-10
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

INoR SALE-S-ROOM FRAME PERFECT OR
II der, S2S 18th ST. sw., lot IS by lO7 Rarralp N
taken at once. Terms TO suit II. CLAY STEWART
& SON, 1924 + 81 NV. flO-,,ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-10
w. NJ. SuusrER 81 Soss
eI9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
CLOSING SALE SILKS AND yELyETs
GREAT MARK DOWN OF CHOICE
DRESS GOODS

we snail 1eSOte the month OF February q Grand
Clearing sale al the following reductions Our stock
Is large and must be novel
-. L ; GkENADISEs. pure silk, all shades.
BOC RETTE NELNETS, PEKIN STRIPED VEL
Wis, just reduced 10 81. NEAT FIGURED VEL
VIE reduced from -. so 20 81 so.
BEAUTIFUL BOX ROBE DRESSES. containing
eleven yards and TRIMMING. marked down from S25
10 SIS. ""
yERSEY SILKS. all colors. marked down TO 8 1 25
FAII.LE FkANCAIS, all shades reduced 10 81 .5
BkOCADE NELVETS have all been REDUCED
Evening shades IN elegant quality for dress fronts re
ducei from $40 TO 81.
BLACK v EI.NEfS all silk: COLORED yFIVEsr2
ali silk: great bargains
RIAL INDIA sliAWLS-We have lot of elegant
S0awls that We oer for cost rather than them
over This Is rare opportunity To secure n India
shawl NJ a low price.
CLoAKs AND wRAPPINGS have been reduced
les than wholesale price
500 Garments reduced 10 $65
so Garments reduced $50.
$40 Mourning Nfappingss reduced TO $50
$50 Cloth Coats reduced 10 IS.
EVENING SILKS, SATINS, TULLE NETS, &c.
- lowest prices
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR in great variety
SILK Hoe r Ia al coiors
BELGIAN SHEErISG LINENS AND HOUSE
LINENS very cheap
BEST GooDs LOWEST PRICES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-10
FOB RENT--FLATS.

nor RENT-WE OFFER FOR A GENTLEMAN
going abroad. the unexpred portion of his lease of
q large + lat in "Thc Portland" THOS. ]. FISHER
d. Co, 1924 ST. w. N-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-10

DANCH AND CATTLE COMPANY STOCK FOR
sale at par, paying 10 per cent annually besides
large surplus Clear evidence furnished. Call or
address PETER CAMPBELL. 1419 St NV. Glover
Building mo. !. ja4-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01

1888 patients tan increase over the pre-.
c"ding year Of 1880. a large number OF
whom have received the benefits OF some
Of the most important operations IN sur
gerry. gynecology, and Obstetrics.
The following i the present organization
Of the medical and surgical stan OF the Dis-
pensary DR.. james &. Dca'on, general
superintendent; Dr. Daniel J. Coleman,
assistant superintendent.
Department Of Diseases OF Women and
Children DR.. John :. Wexford, consult
ing physician: Dr. IA. Mccarthy. medical
chlei OF department.
Department Of Disease Of the Heart,
Lungs, aud Digestive organs DR.. VI. l..
james, consulting physician: DR.. Charlie
A. Blant0n. medical chief Of department.
Department OF General surgery Dr. ).
:. II. Cullen, consulting surgeon Or. ". l.
Oppcnhimer. surgical chef OF department.
Department Of Disease Of the Eye, Ear,
and Throat. Dr. Charl. VI. shields. con-
su'ting surgeon: Or. William +. Mercer.
surgical chief Of department; pf. aYid
Mctaw. assistant.
Department II pi-else> Of tho Nervous
system. kidneys. skin. and Diuhcilc Dis
ea-cs: Dr. VI. l.. james. consulting phy'i.
elan DR.. I'd. &. smith, medical chief OF
department.
Department q Oh.tetric, ana Diseases Of
Gle Pueperal state: Dr. Christopher
1ompkins. consulting ob.t"trician DR.. ".
Augustus Ice. ob.toirical chief % de-
UIrimfnt.
Drug Depart mont: Vi. Z. J.. Bradley
pharmaceutical chief.
The Exchange for Woman's work
va, organized nearly three yc9~s -iHcc.
and f. now an incorporated Institution
Vitha recognized position 10 tbr commune
Is. H. object i- TO ala needy female VII
are .trusgliug 20 support themselves OF 10
add 20 -cguty income. No sl1-, is eN-
Guided The bylaws -1v "ail women,
without regard 10 religious belief. may bc-
come member, ~ the Richmond * ninZn
for Woman Work and participate ln 10"
Icntf'- ~ tho Association The annual
membership Zee j. =. which fn'ific- each
~ub-crih,r % enter The work ~ thr'" Irr-
son, for one year. The second annual r.
tort shows that 3.9l3 articles were placed
ON sale. II which o.O31 were odd. r"l'Iln-
thr sum u S3U.HOj. am increase ~ s''l.lf
over rho value Il .sle- !or The iir.t yetr.
The commission II ~ pcr cent. upon 800
article. sold j, obviously Insufficient l' meet
necessary current expense. and the or-lu.
iza'lou j. dependent uron i> 'mb'I.hip
Zee. for D. maintenance. Number ~ meme
Der. iar second var. d. Although ihr
,uu,rju'eudcnt'- book .uJW % slight d.
rr,.-, ia 'he Lu-iu,.- ~ che ENrhan-e for
the current year. thr tariou, letters oi M
AMY, constantly received from 1ll parts 81
virginia. and from other states also. prove
tf,t fr.~b toue- and Interests have h'tn
"a. s',d for those person whom thl, ln'l'
rriu wa, dc-i-ncd 90 benefit. Iuif'v-
D. . "a J..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
Brick nanufsetur and Building

Although not 50 hea "a years work
vas expected, there has not been ID.
aiminut'on Of a single thousand Of
bricks laid n the city under tia, Of
last year. A T.at many small houses
have been built. which vas Just what
vas needed by our people, and come
very large manufacturing buildings also
have been erected, notably the tobacco
factories Of the Kinney Company -
and that Of Mr.. T. {. Williams. The
Union Depot buildings have been com-
menced, bat are not near completion.
The number Of bricks manufactured
was q ,000, 600, valued AZ $4,000.
The number Of hands employed was
about the same as last year. While a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
1p.Eetreat .or toe s.cA.

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..... .r ...-...t .. 1879. t', .-..-
f.. .-..-.. -. ....-
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r.., Sin. ..~...- A.
,...... .....- ....r.. u.F .s r-.rt -''
... IN -.r.., t..tT .a
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,rlu.r' g.. .. --.
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....-.t ..,.
T.., ..Is.a'. Ward t-~
mo-. .t.r...it 'ss..rt- "i '. .....-
.f+e.ff..v .Da,r4 .' 'i ''..'. ...
..iiou. nula--- 80 rt',. .,l .'-..
tfs .ls-f l'.G- an'+' Al' IT,. r..,
oftlp river f.r man. n.''. -,,t-.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
BOARD OF sUPERyIsORs OF HLN.
RICO.

Member. william !. Mlrdec tA'-
man. Joan v .rphy. l.. \. Pli'er-p-' il4
WiAan -iDgIrt0n.
Number II meeting dur.a- the y~lr. To-
r,'- n county lew. - pr cen,4m 30 tl~
mount 4 sat Ia: number 4 -plnt'
warrant. is.ued during the Year, 30
AMOUNT u c0uaty tax derived FROM guile
roads. s2.IGB.4g: amount Il school TX
derived from the sane. sI.203.5p. + .'e oi
school tax Nlrina di-trlci. ~ cent. 30
siOo 4 value Fallneid district. p cenis 20
800 q value BrookAnd district. - cents
on cleo Il value Taekahoe di,irit' ~
cent on si0O Of value. Number u I9ap-f,
provided for at the Almsh6u-e, 81; ep-t OF
permanent and temporary p)or incild'hs
medicines AID medical astrndAA1e'
SJ,1G2ls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph

There have been : new sigaai-siati,ns.
small songi electro-mechantal tap
teI.. .arge slectro-mechancal gong
AMI altoma,.e repeater added :, tn
system during the year. The system
comprises T. street stations d. large
elsctro-Be han!cal gongs. electro-me-
chanicaI ,appers. y small gong, AMI =
La. instruments. with - cells of grayi-
y and = cells Of Lecianche batterles Tor
furnishing motiye-poxef for the general
work Of the system. The third story
Of Wa. hiDgton EIa.. has been neatly
a,ted up during the year. The central
ne IS located On this aoor, With the
following apparatu REPEATER, switch
boards. ga.yanometers, testing lnstra-
ments, and time-regliator This branch
Of the city service IS 10 excellent condl-
ton and i may be sad that oar city
now has SIX times the security that u
had at year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
inc rasdaicn Asylum.

s-.ru
.-l .a f. w.-.-
...- n..
a.. 1874. .aI -t dong
a.. ..r. r.- '.-- .
..t -u. a H
... ..-- .ft..
49, .-.r. u... .r ..7- ..
a. ....r.-.. -a-...t.i a
rl ..-t l-e.- 10 u.-' q
.~ I.4r- -a. ..'. t.-r
..,u --.-,.. .i.1 .. 'a- '...
e. Sir. d. 81. Hl.a. IL.
$1,000. .,a u Aa-H'. ..-. 3D.
.-o--. decreased. ,.r.a-r '-.'"
'. tt. -.f I'D pie "... H
N.-ln- so l-- ..'a rr'..<-i .f.
liberal t,.a .-t-. a.l 1911. be-. i'-
... u-Nr fH..t- months. IT,.
.--..,l.. on outraged it these -..i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
Al. Patriek's Christian Doctrine Con
fraternity.

Prs. John T.erulu. pfe.'frnt, Timothy
her. giee.pre-iient. JOIN U-Ul.lnn,
...rriary. -. O'-u.LyIn. trra-grer. NJ
Annie po4n. iburi1n Mi-- lury Lgacl.
1..i.fanr librarian. Meets .umejatrly
,f..~ I,f.. uts.- fret sunday ln each month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
NETEOROLOG

The table below gives the average
minimum and maximum readings Of tho
thermometer for each month during tho
past year. Tie observations were
taken from self-registering instruments,
graded according TO the Fahrenheit
scale. The lowest point reached was
on January Sd, when it marked . de-
grees. The highest reading was on
June jth and 9th, when it stood a, "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01

Tie wt9'- rlm5.r D., .KIm.AI'i.l-
,. N, So. 81. q tac-- - were oi t'e-l-'--.
utI.b ar. ex-uIed ff.u -ae !oay" ~
Wb.tr NiIe.. - female. o. '3.orai
,t......ss. female. -. ~ Addition There
we're m1.e- u andr' III. uai'- color and
- uudetrrmuiolr color aGd -~E. IN
,y4 - p.r.on. examined rll1sd from a.
Il vears. TIE apparent cause u d-'ih
Kere 4. follow. lnbniilide, II u Whit.
N roiorp 81. 4rcrleu:I drowning Q, '1i-
',d.. 4. Lilling bg caI-,s =, Killing hy al.
ehinrry. ,: h0mitidli 'tlbbing. ! ie'.'
dental ,uToeaiion. accidental burning.
/. accidental poisoning. killing oy
coal ga. /; fleet. Il ill, /; exposure
10 eo!d. /: suicide Or homicide, / AlaA . z
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01

like amount Of building has been done,
the price per thousand laid has been
somewhat less, the reduction amount
ing to 81 and $50 per thousand. All
things considered, the city has done well
in the direction Of building. About four
hundred brick houses were erected du-
ring the year.
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A. cases Of death from uou-naturai causes
There were 81 cases Of death attributed to
disease. the nature Of which In % cases
couId NOT be accurately aseertaincd.
Thirty.tl,rec cascs Of stiIlbirth were inycs-
tigated. Twenty three lnIuesi- were held
? on white persons and 20 on co'or"d'
Tbiriy.'wo postm0r'em examinations
were made. sixty persons were buried AZ
the expense Of the city whites ana ~
coiored. The incidental expenses Incurred
amounted 20 - cent?.
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Andrews. Literary Institore.


urganizei October /. l-s2. Ofh'er- JD--
erb Csmpodoalco. president. ". J. QEiZ-
les. mt ,ice-presidrnt; ThOma, Baglr},
.sctnd yice-pre.ldent. Re-. - Doherty
chaplain; jane Golden, recording 'rcrr-
tarv NJ J. Fitzpatrick, assistant reeordn-
serret9ry Jsme- Kane, financial secretary T;
+. 7. MURPHY. treasurer: Patrick keenan,.
hlu nan; john NcDonnou.h, as,l'tInl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
MORTIIARY REPORT.

The following mortuary statistics fof Tue
year ending December Is. 1885, were com,
piled from the reports OF The Bolru OF
lIealth-Dr. J. G.. Csbell tpresident' DF'
W. II. TAYLOR, and DR.. Isaac turd.
whole number or deaths, l,'iO-Whu''
So: cUiored 90. In addition TO the above
10 stillhoru were reported ~ the cl'y' Oh
which 81 were white and 1909 were colOrcd.
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Italian society of BeUevoieuce and
Fraternity.

&. PclcgrInI, president; n Dona,i'
yic,-prc.Idcnt: &. Maia, treasurer; \.
Equi, .ecretory; =. Gonneila. A Bcrn'eehi'
and q. n. Cancp1. trustees; =. frauce.chi'
-. Marchciii. and &. Arrighi. lick com
ml,ice. hi. society during the p1f' ar
has increased IL member.hip q -. and i
in most houriNbins condition. 1t meet
four time year. on second sunday IN
January. April. July, and October 81
Thrn's Hall corner Main and seventeenth
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,.,nesra, BuiIding Association.

Right Rev. John J. keine' pr'',a' u,
.roLn Abcrn. first yl,.-pre-ident; Philip
O'Ncil. .econd yice-prc-idcnt; joseph
Hc,te. third president; Jo'cph W.
Iaubc, secretary John Popc, treasurer
Board oi Directors, Rev A. Van he
V,ycr. John Purcell Dr. John Malone,
Alexander HierholzcF. james hchcnny'
y lliam Rankin. William Daf'rou, John VI.
Higgins, II. g.. For.'man. x +. kngb'n'
William T.. Nimons. !. + Fcrritcr, ,. j.