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The Arizona sentinel., 1889-03-30
Nell Harwood IS in town.

Dan Simon left for Bisbee yester-
day.
w. G. Whorf is in town attending
court.
Miss Lilly Ewing, Of East Araby,
was i'll town Yesterday.
George Coffnan arrived here from
California on Monday.
Geo. Rich, of Los Angeles, is in
town on a business visit.
DIR. j. Fl. Taggart went up to Phoe-
nix on Thursday morning.
Mrs. C. W. Norton is paying visit
to friends in Phoenix.
A force of colored walters are now
employed at the S. ?. Hotel.
Be sure and eat your Sunday din
ner at Sam ":llespie's hotel.
Hon. Louis Martin, of Pima, passed
through yesterday on his way to Phoe-
nix.
Mint juleps, sherry cobhlers and
ruffignacs are once again in fashion
here.
Deputy Sheriff Moare. Of Pima
county, was here a few days ago on an
official visit.
Hon. Thns. Halleck was quit. i'll
during the week, but is now in better
health.
Sam Gillespie is winning golden
opinions in his management of the
Southern Pacific hotel
Taylor d. Macleod will accompany
he county assessor on his trip
the county.
r. n. Strauss, who is engaged in
The merchandise business at Aztec, |
was in town Oh Thursday.
Hon. P. P. Brady, Chairman Of |
he Board of Prison Commissioners,
will arrive here to morrow.
Sam King is down from the Har
Iua Hala mines. and reports the camp |
IS being in fourishing condition.
Sheriff Nugent is the fortunate
'wner of valuable gold specimen
rom the Bonanza mine, in Harqua
Ia'a.
From lotter received from Judge
T. W. Porter, we learn that the Dis
rict Court will he in session on Mon
lay next.
Orria Jackson. the able and popu
ar editor of the Prescott Hoof am3
Torn, was in town for a couple OF
lays this week.
Work on the ella City and Laguna
lacers is paying handsomely. A
arge amount of pay dirt has been
truck and the returns run high
The Castle Dome mining district is
reducing considerable ore. If silver
nd lead would enhance in value, ?
lumber of idle mines would be worked
S water is abundant near the Dome
Deputy Sheriff Wells came in from
1arqna Hala yesterday with the wit
lesses he had subpo,naed in the mis-
Iemeanor case; Judge Mahbett ad
burned the hearing Of the case until
pril Sth.
Henry Shumakcr, former Yuma
t., hut now n resident If Phoenix, is
Meeting with great success IN husl
Iess. Henry is the owner of the larg
st and best equipped barber shop in
Arizona. and is doing a rushing bust
less.
Captain JOHN McCasey, the well
Known mining engineer, is in town Oh
visit. The Captain is very much
,Ie2se with the Harqua Hala mines,
md says that the prospects for lively
amp are excellent.
A stranger who has heen soieurnino
lere for some tune past, for the hene-
it OF his health and expects to leave
or his Eastern home next month, SAYS
hat he will always think of the kind
md hospitable people of Yuma with
and says that orr splendid
Innate has restored him to good
,eal.h, and that he will he sure to
this town to those seeking
IN inviserating and health giving eli
nate.
crrnn ~ Fr.lc gavae Lar
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-03-30

Magnificent weather.
The Colorado river is still quite high.
Travel on the Southern Pacific is still
brisk.
Captain and Mrs. Ingalls, were in town
Monday.
Business seems usually brisk at pres
ent.
Hon ]. W Darlington left for Phoenix
Thursday.
J. Peterson, tie well known miner, is in
town.
Dan Simcns left for Bistee during the
week.
Mrs. Ed. Baker is in town visiting rela-
tives.
Yuma lacks we'll appointed public read
ing room.
County surveyor L. A. Hicks was In town
last Saturday.
Judge Isaac Levy will visit Los Angeles
lis week or two.
Fine groceries aud olives In. bulk for sale
81 Gsndolfo's.
Hon. Geo. W. Norton wss in town during
the week on a visit
The Beard a Supervisors viii meet on
next Monday morning
Tho April term Of the district Court be-
gins or Monday next.
Hon. Thomas Ralleck arrived here Tues
day from Phoei X.
Yuma supplies ali the towns OF Southern
Ariz5Is with flow ers.
Every tree and shrub In the vicinity is
clothed In brilliant green.
Hon. John w. Darlington returned from
Phoenix Sunday morning.
John Gaadolfo ia selling his magniicen
stock Of winter goods at cost.
A vestibule excursion train, bound west,
passed hers Monday night.
Rowing is tavorite amusement with
many of our young men.
Louisiana Lottery tickets on sale at the
Southern Pacific hotel bar.
The steamer ella departed for voyage
up-river Monday morning.
Do not fail to see Rena Marsells on Mon
day evening. Popular prices.
Mrs. Rafael Fraijo went up to Norton's
Monday OIL tPe steamer ella.
Fishing with seines in the Colorado river
sl0ughs is now the fashion.
Mrs. Esther Post has returned from
visit to the Mohawk valley.
Col. Frank Hatch was . passenger on
Thursdays east-bound express.
If you want to buy spring wagon at
low 6gure call and see John Gandolfo. :
II IL rumored that the Prescott Courier
will move TO Yuma in the near future.
Regular meeting of Yuma Lodge No 7
A. o. U. W., next Tuesday evening,
We regret to announce the death of Hen
~ Canning, which occurred last Sunday.
Depaty Sheriff Hickey, and Orrick Jack
son. Of Prescott, arrived here on Thursday
Whist, hearts, piquet and crib are the
popular card games hereabouts at present.
One Of Yuma's most charming daughters,
it is sAid, will soon wed young Tucsonite
The GilA river Ia falling at Mohawk,
although it is still high in this nejghbcr-
hood.
Vegetables from Geo. W. Norton's ranch
in the Mohawk valley are now being sold
in town.
Mrs. NJ Hamlen, after short stay visit
ing friends, left for San Francisco a few
dsysago.
County Assessor ". A. Werninger ex-
pects 70 leave next week on q trip through
tbs county.
The Board Of Territorial Prison Commits
sioners will hold their regular meeting next
Monday.
Hon. A. J. Doran, of Pinal, and Fred
Riley Of Flagstaff, passed through Yuma a
few days since
Sam Drachman, the well known and sue.
cessful merchant Of Tucson. was in Yuma
several days ago.
II yon want something frst-class in the
~sy Of JOB printing, call and leave your or.
s~NAs ssNTrsIt CAcs.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-03-30
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The Best Salve in the world for Cats
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Rkeum, Fever Sores
.Tetter. Chapped Ht1ds, Chilbrsipa COrns,
and all skin Eruptions, and positiveIy cures.
Pills., or no pay required. tits guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money ~
funded. Price 25 cents per box.
FOR SALE BHrA. Vesnk
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-03-30
Notice.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the A. .. u w. Building Association will
be held in the A. 0. U. w. lodge hail Oh
" ednesday. April 18th, 1889, at p. NJ.
CHAs. LEVY,
Mich 30td Secretary.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-03-30

Captain JOHN McCasey, the well
known mining engineer, is in town Oh
visit. The Captain is very much
please with the Harqua Hala mines,
and says that the prospects for lively
camp are excellent.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-03-30
Direct from the F-or1.
KNOXVILLE, TENN, July 2, ISS,

KNOXVILLE, ENN., July ?, 1858.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga:
Cientle.nen-I can cheerfuily and truth
fully say that S. S. S. is the greatest blood
purher On earth. In 1884 l contracted
blood poison. Physicians treated me with
no good results. / look a half dozen differ
ent kinds Of blood medicines, Gut, without
receiving any permanent relief l was in
duced to try 5. S. S. l began the frss
bottle with the gravest doubts Of success.
/ had been 50 often deceived. But i'm
provement came, and 1 continued its use
until perfectly well. have since married,
and have healthy family. No trace of the
disease is seen. Sw:ft's Specific did all
this fer me, anl l am grateful. Yours
truly, J. S. GTRADER.
II8 Dale Ave.
EE'rp, TEXAS, Jrne 20, 1888.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga:
Gentlemen-A sixteen-year old son Of
mine was afflicted with bad blood, and broke
out with an eruption on various parts of his
body. Iput him to taking S. S. s.. and
few bottles cured him entirely. I live at
Lone Oak, but my post-ofiiCe is at Kemp.
Yours truly, w. S. robinson.
Three books mailed free on application.
AL druggists sell S. S. S.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
New York. ESQ Broadway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-09

Richmond: Thomas French and wife TO
!. Thompson Brown. j9i feet on Broad
street, northeast corner Vhirty-third, Sl,400 /;
T.. VI. Holloway 10 j. Thompson Brown, p
feet on west side Fourteenth street between
Main and Cary, $4,000; Albin l.. Shepherd
and wife to ". T. Brown, 9li feet on west
side Pine street near Holly, $1,000; Thomas
j. Todd and wife to s. j. Dudley, 30 feet on
south side Grace street near Harrison.
a.. 500; +. n. ChAlkey and wife 10 Susan NJ,
Chalklev, 80 feet on east side Thirteenth
street corner Lombard alley, 2G feet on north
side Lombard alley and 20 feet near Thir-
tecnih street. also their interest m 81 feet on
BASIN Bank between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, Sij50; Sarah Dlckerson's trustees
tO Richard Wilson, 20 feet on west side Bel
vidcre stree. near Spring, SIS5; Hooper and
Tyler, specisl commissioners. to Thomas
Dolau. 80 feet on Howard street, $780, W.
X. LomaX aud wife 10 l.. r. Thomas. - feet
on south line Of Calhoun street between
Brook avenue and GOddin street, Sl25; +.
u. Starke and wife 10 G. Il. kuyk, IS feet on
east side TWenty.TXth street corner y, 1915.
Henrco: James W. Craig and wife and
others 10 A. l.. Shepherd, l76 l-G feet on
south side Clay street near Duncan, Sl.S7j;
Seth Gayle 10 A. b. Woodbridge and W. G.
saunders. acres on Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad near Glen Allen,
$500, Henry Burger, Jr., and wife's trus-
tees to Henry Burger, Jr, 3lt feet on
Twenty-eighth street, southwest corner T,
and 81 feet on west side Twenty-eighth
street between and 4, Sligo; Charles
West and wife to James West, Is feet on
west side Twenty-fiith between II and 5,
$500; NJ. r. Anderson snd wife TO L. c.
Garrison, 176 10 feet on north side National
Cemetery avenue. Sl75.42; John Bowers to
j. Thompson Brown, 80 feet on north side
Ashland street corner Robinson, 5000; Henry
Burger, Jr., and vile to Arthur L. Lawsha,
81 feet on west side Twenty-eighth street
between 5 and Il, 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-09
Washington Notes.
Nv .eIegrapi % ~ DIspateh. J

lby leleglapH W tue blhphb-nI
WASHINGTON. January S.-NO bonds were
offered to the Treasury to-day for purchase.
a petition was G!ed here to-day ir the
United states Court by Frank 5. Blair and
others, as,ignees Of G.. Il. Pool, asking the
Court for q mandamus against the town Cf
Pocahonias, Va, 10 compel said town TO levy
o tax to provide for the payment OF iudg-
ment OF 81 900 rendered against the town Ia
favor Of G.. K. Pool in the United states
Court IN a damage suit ior false imprison-
ment.
The House Committee on Appropriations
has completed the consideration OF all OF the
regular appropriation bills with the prcpara-
ton oi which it is charged, except the gene
rql deficiency bill. The result Of its labors
is q reduction OF the appropriations carried
by those bills from Sl37. .sj6.093 the proyi-
sion for the current YEAR to Sl3l, ,22993j-
the sum allotted for the same branches Of
the public service during the oeXt ti'cal year.
Tue First Comptroller decide, that the two
500 District Of Columbia 3.Gj per cent.
bonds which were stolen and their hunters
changed cannot be considered genuine, and
are therefore worthless for the purposes OF
exchange. The Innocent holder must look
to the courts for redress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-09
Cut This Out,


until Thursday, January. l0th. at 10 A. NJ
Owing 10 the heroic efforts OF the brave fire.
men al the late New YORK d.e $4,000 worth
OF Mems, Boys, and Childrcn's Clothing hss
been saved. and the stock hi- been ordered
to be- removed TO Richmond IN the large
building 1908 east Nam street, which has
been rented expressly for thi. gigantic ire
insurance sale OF Cl0thne. The building has
been closed Tor several days 10 arrange for
the great sale % commence Thursday, Janu.
ary 10Th, and continuing for short time
only. Forty.seYen thousand dollars worth
OF Mems, Boys, and Chhdren's Clothing.
saved from the late Sew. ork fire, must bc
closed ont by order OF ~ insurance compa.
ntes The appraisers for ,ht insurance COM
panics, after carefully examining the stock
Of Clothing, concluded that the same was
not so badly damaged as claimed ~ the as
surDd clothing manufacturers, and falling 10
agree a. % the actual loss, wc were forced 10
take The stock, turn il into money. and the
goods must be sold 40 once In order 90 make
q final settlement. an goods are appraised
40 cents on the dollar Of Manufacturers cost.
As this l. al we want for them, the great
fire sale Will enable the people Of this city
and vicinity 10 secure their clothing for al
most nothing.
slxiy.dye cents Will buy Mems Iron-Chd
Working Pauts; St.f7 W,ll buy Men's Good
Heavy Cloth Pants; S2.lG will buy Mems
Dress Pants; a 33 VIII buy Stems Good
Heavy Cashmere suits: Sj.72 viii buy Mems
Good Business SUITS; 500 will buy FASH
ioHable Dress SUIT In sacks and four-button
cutaWays; JS.2j will buy an imported EDg-
llsh Worsied Diagonal, Corkscrcw, or Wide
vale suit-we have them IN sacks and four
button cutaways; - % will buy fir.t.clbss
Black COrk-crew Prince Albert suit (satln-
faced 10 sll sizes; S3.S2 viii buy Mems Good
Heavy OyercOats; sG Will buy genuine
Chiochilll, Beaver, Melton. kerscy, or Cork
screw OvercOat-yOur choice Nth or with.
out satin facing; 80 80 will buy an import
ed l-WoOl Germanla, Fur Beaver, Nene-
tian, or Elysian OYercoat; lS cents Will buy
Chidren's Knee Pants in all sizes; Si.jJ
will buy Child Good Heavy Cashmere suit
lage four to twelve years6 al will buy a
Chid's Good Heavy OYercOat. A frst.class
Boys suit for $3.50.
All other goods VIII be sold in the same
proportion as the aforementioned prices.
An examination Of the immense stock Of
goods will prove that the above are positive
facts. IL costs nothing 10 call and judge Tor
yourself, ~ O chance 10 get such great bar
galus Will positively never occur again.
Remember, this great sale commences
Thursday. January 10Th. At 10 A. h., at 1905
east Main street, three doors below Twelfth
street, Richmond, Va.
All goods will be sold st private sale-nO
auction. store will be open from ! A. VI.
until Z. N. Look for the large number
l2Oj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-09
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
An EnterprisinE Railroad
Matters
ICoresponionco Of tho Richmond Dispatchl

fCorresDonience Of tho Richmond Dlspatchl
ROCKY M0USr, VA. January :, 1889.
4 very surprising fact has recently come
10 light in the number OF beavers IN this
county. 4 short tine ago Mr.. j. j. Carper,
clerk Of the County Court, received letter
from Mr.. ". /. stegar, weli-knOwn trap
per OF Fluyanna county, iuqmrlng II there
were any beavers in this section
Mr. Carper replied that there were; that
on snow creek. eighteen miles distant from
the courthouse. they were said 90 BE- very nu-
merous. The Information seemed 10 be sat
islsct0ry 10 Mr.. Stegar, who soon aiterward
arrived in franklin, accompanied by his
cook, and cncamped in tent on the waters OF
Snow creek.
Up 20 this writing Mr.. Stegar has been
trapping five week., with the following re.
suit: Is beavers, , mink,, coons, and -
muskra,s. The hides Of beaver are worth
from s. 10 s.; coOu-skins, % cents apiece;
muskrat.skins, % cents. and mnk-skin',
40 cents. Mr.. Stegar ships the skins to New
York. His first two weeks work nctted
him Slj42. The writer was sent by Mr..
Siegar the foot and tail Of one Of the largest
beaver, which was IL inches long and 8
inches broad. The animal weighed 90
pounds.
Coloacl George +. Dennis, Colonel G. II.
T. Green, and other epicures have ordered a
lot of " beaver steak
The people Of this section are greatly en-
couragpd 40 what they believe 10 be reliable
Information which insures the early building
OF the Roanoke and Southern railroad 10
this point and Roanoke. This county
abounds IN minerals Iron, copper, and
mica are known TO exist IN portions OF the
county I'm paving quantities.
Vice-President Eddy, Of the Norfolk and
Western railroad, has a twenty-year lease
on the iron-mlnes which were formerly
worked within mile OF this place, and viii
work The same with a big force when the
Roanoke and Southern road Is completed.
Judge Irving Wss 10 have held special
term Of the Circuit Court at this place To-
morrow for Judge Whlttle; but 1t was as
certained that the time appointed conllicted
with the regular term OF the County Court.
which begun its session to-day, and the spe-
cill term was postponed indefinitely. The
County Court will be- IN session several days,
as It IL regular grand-iury term.
! understand that the Comm0nwealth's
attorney, p. II. Dillard, Esq, on the COM
plant Of many leading citizens will prose-
cute the Western Union Telegraph Company
for failure to provide telegraph offices as re-
quired by law at distance Of not less than
ten miles along any line Of road. There IS
not an Office on the Franklin and Pittsylya-
MIA line Of railroad between this point and
Franklin Junction, a distance OF thirty miles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-09
From the clerks Record.

The following were among the cases dis
posed Of In the Police Court yesterday Worn-
jDe-Iusiice John j. Crutchfield presiding:
Nelson Orange and Samuel johnson Doth
colored) stealing a jersey cali from Milton
Cayoe. Continued until the 10th instant.
Weldon Luckadoe (coloredl. asSsulting
and beating Mary Luckadoe. Fined $40 and
costs.
Willie Lucksdoe (coloredl, assaulting and
striking Nanny Luckadoe with an axe.
Fined s. and costs.
John Foster and jim Robinson, stealing
IRON from the Richmond and DanVille Rail-
road Company. Both sent to Jail for ninety
DAYS.
Rosa Coleman ,colored), stealing IS from
the person OF Randall Henry. Security re-
Qulred for six months in the sum OF Sl00.
Henry Adams (coloredl, misdemeanor.
Fined $50 and costs.
William Rodgers (coloredl stealing two
plsnks, the property OF the Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad Company. Continued
until the llth.
William Upshur (colored), stealing pair
Of boots and a dray cover, all OF the value OF
$500, the property OF Fleming Wilkerson.
Continued until to-day.
Walter Goode. assaulting and threatening
TO shoot Anna Goode. Fined $40 and costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-09

Cured near this place about o'clock last
night Albert Brooks, q colored man who
resides in the suburbs. while on his
way home was attacked and danger
ousIy wounded by Winston Garth, a
young farmer residing near Ivy Depot.
Garth, who was intoxicated. overlook
Brooks in deep cut near Keileytown,
suburb OF the city, and rode his
horse against him, knocking him down.
Brooks arose and SAID something 10
Garth that aroused Garth's anger, when he
returned. and dismounting drew knife and
stabbed Brooks twice In the back. Brooks
was taken into house near by. where be re-
ccived surgical aid, and the doctors pro
nounce his wounds dangerous though not
necessarily fatal. The affair occurred Just
outside Of the city limits, and when the news
was announced here created a great deal OF
excitement.
City-Sergeant Dudley was sent last night
10 Garth's home, where be arrested him.
He returned with his prisoner 10 the city
this morning. The preliminary trial took
place to-day, aud Gsrth was sent TO jan TO
await developments.
Miss Matte Wood, who has been In this
city for some time attending school, left last
week for her home in Palatka, Fla, accom-
panied by her father.
A great deal Of building and improve
ment was done In this city during last year.
Statistics which have been gathered show
that upwards OF 100000 worth was done by
the different architects and builders. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-09
a wItnes. Charged wIth Perjury.

The thrice-cOntinued case Of Robert Win
ston lcOl0red), charged with shooting and
wOunding Ralph johnson, with intent 10 kill,
was called IN the Police Court yesterday
morning. Giles Jackson appeared as counsel
for the accused
Some time last May a row occurred on
west Broad street, ia which johnson was
shot, and q warrant was then sworn out
against Winston, who was not arrested until
a week or ten days ago. When the case was
last called IN court all % the other witnesses
testified and a continuance was had 90 as TO
secure William Lee, young cOlOred man,
as a witness.
Lee was present yesterday and swore that
be saW Winston point the pistol at johnson
and fire II, and that johnson fell TO the
ground and Winston escaped.
Jackson here interposed and asked The
witness II he had not been convicted In
llcnrico county, where he (JacksOu) bad de-
Tended him. Of stealing pair OF pants from
Mr. Rehman. butcher, and sent TO Jail for
fifteen davs.
Lee replied that he was not the man. The
sane question was repeated 10 him three
times, and still he insisted that he was not
the man.
Jackson thereupOn stated 10 the Court that
he bad defended Lee before q magistrate, and
not gtttlng blS Zee ne WllhufeW iTOW tue
case. and Lee was convicted in the County
Court and had Just come out 0i Jail. lie
therefore asked that his cIent WINSTON be
discharged and that Lee he arrested for per-
jury.
Justice Cruichfeld: "Ii you want him
arrested for perjury you must swear out
warrant against MIN" THIS Giles did, aud
the case will be Investigated to-day. Lee
tried 10 excuse himself by saying that he did
not mean 10 denY that be had been convicted
oi larceny, but that Jackson was not bis coun-
sci az the time.
Winston was discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-09
Damages from n storm.

tBy telegraph 10 me Dispatcn.l
WORCESTER, MASS. January Sat Rut-
land Yesterday the sleet-s orm was extremely
severe. Huge trees were broken down and
a large number OF telegraph poles prOstrated.
10 was found that the ice on some Of the poles
weighed over four tons.
WATERTOWN. y. Y, January s.-RepOrts
OF damage hy the storm Of sunday and yes
terday continue to come in. Thousands Of
valuable frmt-trees, shade-trees, and forest
trees in Jefferson, st. Lawrence, and other
counties were destroyed. Telegraph and
telephone wires are down, and many poles
are broken and some were pulled out Of the
ground by the heavy weight Of Ice aud snow
upon them. While the telegraph wires have
been repaired so as TO afford communication
south and east, all kilograms 10 Il. Lawrence
county points are sent by train. Along the
81. Lawrence the most ruin has been
wrought. In some cases branch telegraph
and telephone wires will not be In use for &
week, as the work Of repairing the lines Will
be almost equivalent TO new wires.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-09

The following shows the actual mortality
in The city for the week ending January
3, 1889;
cause Of Death: Cerebral cmbolsm, / :;
congestion 81 lungs. 9; consumption, / !;
commissions (nfantiel .; debility icongeni-
tab, I; dropsy, .; dYsentcry, ; enterO COLI
tis, /: hclH>dlsease. 3; hemOrrhage Ot
bowels. I; infsulicide (probably). / ; 1niantile
l0ckiiw, L: Killed by York-Kyer rallroad-
cars, marasmps. 3; old age, ]; pneumonia,
3; scrofula ]; ulcer oi stomach, /; un-
known, 3; whoOping.cOugh, I.
whole number Of deaths exclusive OF still
born, -.
sGll-births: one white and colored,
Rate. Rate Of mortality Of whole popula-
tion was 1864 per cent per LOGO per an
mum; whites was l0.2S per cent. per l,oO0
per annum; colored was 1l.9O per cent. per
1000 per snnum.
Age: one day 10 thirty, Q; one month TO
six. 4: three wears 10 five, .; twenty years
10 thirty. 2: thirty year. 10 forty, 3. forty
years 10 nity, ! ; fifty years 10 sixty, 3; sixty
years to seventy, @; ninety years to one
hundred, 1.
CondNoa: Singlc--While, o; coiored, -.
Married-WhiJc, .; colored, 3. Widowers-
Whit. ]; cOlorcd, I. Widows White, /;
colorcd, .. Unknown, !.
Nqfit1ti: Richmond, 10; other parts Of
the United states. 13; unknown, I.
Locdiihy; Cityat LARGE Marsholi Ward,
6; Jefferson Ward, 3 Madison Ward, ];
Monroe Ward, >; Clay Ward, 8; Jackson
Ward, 7; city jail, 3
Ser and lot0r: White males, 6; white fe-
males, q colored males, l3; coiored females,
q.
Temperature: Mean temperature for week
ending January .. 1889, j3 SO; for week
ending January =, lSSS, so.
hamf0H: Rainfall for week ending Janu-
airy 3, 1859. O.l inches; rainfall for week
ending January Z, lSSS, 01 inch.