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PROFESSIONAL
lanes COPELAND

JAMES COPELAND
y OF NEW YORK,
remarkable success the PAST and divipi The
future, still at his parlors and be consulted al
claims, or any other affairs OF Ire Haurs sm-.s
pm Zee, 81 and ~. l25 18th st. NV ap25-3w'
NINE RAPHAL. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
" voyant and sstroloest the seventh daughter, born
with cau has wonderful healing power GIyes NAMES
and lucky oates Don't tau 10 see this lady Room TO-
elOF st. nv. sp27-lsts
NINE. FRANCIS, CARD AND TRANCE MEDIUM.
North Carolina ave. Sc. my2-sts
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
M LIFE All business confidential. ladies and gen
Z St. bet. lst and North Capitol NV. apii-6w
pkoF. CLAY IS THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
-, advertising cl.rvoyant astrologer and medium IN
sight. Reveals hidden mysteres. recovers lost or
stolen property brinzs separated tosether. causes
family tDables sx rom opses
cities and ali in trouble will and money by
others s AMI sa
yertises only what he do. Al business 1deatia
8 opsn SaSay. Sssidsnos AS n b.t%ssn s 40
and 'aa sts s-w. mh2s- 42f'
EORTUNE TELLING By HAND READING. THE
young Madame De Vaatina. arrived from Europe,
only Tells past present and future in person or 81
letter. Tells lady gentleman by -Se letter. in the
back husband lover in many dA. also has the
treat Egyptian hreastpate charms lucky gives
luck in Journey also settles smg yO sroGb. iSpe
Ane hair tonic. nne face powder. Ladies'. call at
and SUNDAY MADAME DE vAIATiNA.
mh,ss, f''l''' Room Sg'e. . nesr f seS
MME; pREAMER. THE ONLY woNDERFUL
W eftsd Enslish and German astrooger in the city.
Los i4ts 81 " Open sundays io. M 70 $50 Z
spl5-lm'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-11

Petitions have recently been presented
to the Austrian government asking the sup
preston Of the Austrian lottery system by
which the people in Austria, Germany and Ill
over the world are swindled. To the Austrian
government the lotteries bring about E700, 900
leading European citiss ere, Il & alleged n he
habit Of deffauding purchasers Of the lottery
bonds by taking, under false representation,
sums much in excess Of the value Of The bonds,
and in Berlin alone many Gases Of privstion
and :ufrsrins are attributed 70 Ms torn Of
fraud.
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DIR. GRAVES CONFEsSES.

He Says That He Sent the Bottle to Mrs.
Barnaby At Denver.
DR.. T. Thatcher Graves Of Providence, R. l.,
is tacitly under arrest for the murder of Mrs.
Josephine A Barnaby, and is travelling west to
be within the jurisdiction Of Colorado, where
he will be formally indicted tomorrow, accord
ing to the Boston Globe, if the evidence OBJ
tanned and now in the hands of State Attorney
Stevens of Denver, is to be believed. DR..
Graves has confessed sending the mysterious
it. He asserts that the bottle contained pure
whisky when it was mailed in Boston. and that
any poison therein contained must have been
added after the package left his possession.
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How the Early Fruits Jared.

The four hundred acres Of strawberry
plants in the town Of Dighton, Mass, are
not injured by the frost a. much a. was at arss
thought. Careful estimates now place the dam
age at s25,000. The growers say that the Long
Island berries viii probably get Into the market
ahead Of the Dighton, because the early berries
were most affected. but that thsre viii be NO
lack OF fruit and the prices win not b matsri-
ally Affected
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Breaking Records ut Princeton.

DreakiHB HsecoFub u frIucetoHs
The annual handicap games open to all anna
teurs. Of the Princeton University Track Ath-
le.ic Association occurred Saturday and were
the most successful in the history Of the asso-
citation. The event Of the games was Luther
II. Cary's (class of '92) run Of seventy-fve yards
in 3-5 seconds; breaking the worlds amateur
record. Bercherling coz of Princeton broke
the college record for mile walk, making It in
minutes Is 3-5 seconds, actual time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-11

James Mentally, who was given up with the
consumption six months ago, will leave the
West Penn Hospital in Pittsburg today entirely
cured. after receiving the Koch lymph treat
ment for about ten weeks. In all ffty-three
injections were administered to him. Five
patients have been under the treatment Of Prof
Chris LANCE, N, D., AT the hospital during the
last three months. Two died and the other
three have been discharged as cured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-11
CITY AND DISTRICT.

- The special value Of TEE EVENING srAn
to advertisers is the fact that il is not thrown
away after once being read, but passes through
half a dozen pairs Of hands at least before
being tossed aside. This is the aduan:o9e pre-
scented by a Jdn,iiy newspaper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-11
Escape From . Terrible Disaster.

The New Orleans limited was wrecked on
the Illinois Central railroad Friday night four
miles above Duquoin. III. The train was rum
ming forty-fivs miles an hour when on q curve
the rails turned and ditched the entire train.
Miss Flora Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. F. 8.
Prentiss Of Duquoin and John Goings, presi-
dent Of the State Federation Of Miners and o
Mr.. Boyd of Chicago were hurt serioualy. The
total damage will be about so, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-11

The "Ihundsrer" on Secretary Blains's Note.
The London Times, in an editorial on
the Boring sea correspondence, says: "see-
rotary Blaine's important concessions make
possible arbitration. The award was .given
long before the Hawarden case was de-
cided, therefore, 1t is scarcely necessary to
discuss his last arguments. In the meantime
the question Of the close time for seals Is most
pressing. and Mr.. Blaine's delay causes daily
increased surprise"
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Delamasers Want . Change of Venue.

Delamaters Want Change Of Venue.
The supreme court Of Pennsylvania has
granted Q rule on the district attorney of
Crawford county to show cause why
change Of venue should not be granted In the
case Of G. W. Delamstsr J. Co., the Meadville
bankers, charged with embezzlement The writ
ID rsturnable ct Harrisburg on the first Monday
in June, when arguments will be heard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-11
Eight Hours . Day in Indiana.

Eight Hours . Day in Indiana.
The supreme court Of Indiana has sustained
the new law limiting days work to eight
hours in that state. The court holds that
unless there is an expressed agreement to the
contrary, employees who are required 10 work
more than eight hours day must be paid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-11
DENTISTRY,

THE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRs. 1917 PA AVE.
l. NV. Teeth extracted positively without pain or
danger By painless system-a harmless vegetable
vapor. In by only Its effects pleasant and
transient. Artificial teeth crown and bridge work. at
reasonable prices aplf-:3ms
CROsHON's DENTAL PARLoRs. ESTABLISHED
" 1887, l50e l4th q. Beautiful sets Of teeth
o.. Till July 1. Old plates made rood Open
day, night and Sundays Al branches Of dentistry.
Jl.5-4ms
nR. STARR PARSONS, 9TH ST., COR NV
~ First-class gold and other filings Specially APP
plication gums prevents pain EXTRACTING Tooth
crowns and plates inserted mh25
nENTAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNIVER-
~ Uty, corner 18th and n W. Open = TO g. ali ths
year. Extractins &C.. tres. Fllinss and plates At
cost Of materials felO-tr
EREE DENTAL INFIRMARY.-TEETH FILLED
cost OF material, AZ 1925 II q. y. w. Dental Depart
pent Of the Columbian University. irom TO 3. m
daily, sxcspt Sunday. Exfracrton freA lpfIrinary
open from October 70 June 30. 60
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
DRY GOODS.

NV SPRING GooDs
Just received, another beautiful line Of Printed
French orsandies. SILK Drspery Nets. Linen Lawns.
French and Scotch Ginxhsms. Outing Cloths. Table
Linen Sheets and Pillow Gases, Huck and D4mask
Towels in great variety.
fel7-m.w .f3m HooE. BRO. & co.. 1881 s.
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CoHrs.s TRIMMING STORE,

Coz.s's TRIMMING Store.
SOB nth ST. NV.
Branch Of q. Cohen Co., Boston.
We are receiving almost daily new designs in Black
SILK Demi Flouncings, with all widths to match.
Prices from SOC. to - so yard
We carry all styles Of Wells and vslinss
MALINES,
GRENADINES,
SEWING SILK,
Velvet Spot. Beaded. Gold and Silver Dots. Spider
Webs, Crepe Edge, kc.
Full assortment Of Neck Rufdings; nsw designs IN
Gold and Silver EDGES lust received.
Chiffon Rulings. all colors.
Another lot of Colored Silk Laces, inches wide,
fancy colors. ct 15c yard.
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
Vslveteen Binding. all colors
Rubber Skirt Protectors. Black, Brown, Gray,
Tan, &c.
De Long Hooks and Eyes. 15c. card
Q. COHEN CO..
myo 623 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-11
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

II RAKAUER PIANOS DO NOT NEED ANY Rom.
n bastic phraseology in advertising. They prove
Tor themselves a remarkabe tone and durability.
Temple OF Music, e. II. KUHN. Established here 1872
mh.,so-:SIn
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EDUCATIONAL

EOOOAI ALI
N wAsHINGroN.
DRAwINe AND PAINTING TAuoHr arm
VIII rs sps S.. %sssos ss Nj. HEl-kN HAST
SCHOOL OF FRENcH LANaUAaF CoNprcTFD
p y Isof PAU Z, yolnOt, Dipoms d. IUniS-rss,s
f4 q oes 81 hS ss.' mes for d. .S%%s.
WAsHINoToN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
w, w rs 10Th g; n;~ twenty -.eCOnd ys.r Piano.
-. sUIIiRD b.S SSs1s he fsss .ST,n
A RI INsTRUCTION.-THE GREATEST oPPoR-
.. ,un,y Der Ssssra TO f,sns oharsI T.h
and psns ssST.g r.' e fs sss ss ,s
Il .ssaiSs REi 4 GS!
son AoRREtLs hiss bad l2 medal. and -1ai.d a.,
:ssn ss!iaa Ss.s.%s q q as sf'
ENTERIAININa FkENCH CLASS Al 800 ST.
49, n y; wednesasys At :S9 2 m reduced rates ter
PkUD HoAMk. Professor de Francois. sp25-lm
A c. srARIN's BUSINESS COLLEGE, BEST
"A. nv, Business course. t5 Per month. $50 ten
nations; ne. msthod Of iiassrstins 6oOfis.r,ns. by
.r.s.ns ,Srss MONTHS. sd 6ip,o@s: .e 1s
& 3 OR HAND.<
c,eSeg N ssnafsp @ s,uarn.
helped % obtain positions IyIevring taugh Tree
spIe mead School Acme fA'n's-PAs. s aH fH~
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGEs-GAILLARD CELE-
1rn,ca entirely orisins and fssinatns nethoi:
only one based upon sound sionsis snd philosophical
ave: s. .na i.Sor iois Conn 3. ra .Ts
EL0CUTfoN. oRGToRY, DRAMATIC ACTION
"a S,.s ABA TS%SsENp. fs.shsi. tshs,isssarS
mssnool. l3II 18th o.: n sIl-Sm
CoLusssIk coILseE OF coMMKRcE.
s useiui educAtlon At sic is rites turing the
c1 ssaTc s5sr
LAND aud lypewrhng. Situations when competent
ml:.o c. n. URNER. AN. c.E.. Prin-
SPENcEkfAN BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Spring s..ssoss ims sn1 s anrortu,,,, m,
seboo, O, pu,,p... . SsssSs, y ana rn.,
ps schooi o. Prsparatory knsiish and Elementary
ksLooi o Shorthand. Typ.vrians and rhoposr.pA
s esooi 81 81 sspSs5lsH Ea5i, MSTI,.ng
school o. Civ. service framing
81 msn'hE .s,., Day and nht session.
nh2l Hrs sh saS & s 4 sfSsEl X b. fncp.
He BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
723 l4th st. NV.
Best md Most Practical instruction
Terms clio.
ss.nfhss chez; Ssr York Boston Phiadsphia, chio.gO.
M ISIS BALCH's CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE AND
1N business oollese, l20. 10th ct. Pupils pre-
Jared successfully Tor cly service and
census examinations str
NORWOOD INSTITUTE.
WARRINGTON. d. q
Tenth Session vii! begin
- WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20. 1891
kes telA iniofinatlUn address the principals
Mr. AND MRS. Nm. d. CABELr.
l4O7 hassscb usetts ave.
Omce houre: ~ 10 daily. fe20
A CADEMY OF TIE HOLY CROSS, 1872 MAssA.
tlOrOCgl afQf-xz nd
ecientifc Courses and aorus every advantage in
trstuIe Music ana Art llano. Harp, kiolln, Guitar
sno Banjo Lessons gwen Oeneral Vocal. Ora
Fancy NSrK free. ausl-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-11

SHUsrzs'a
vi HAVE IN STOCK SOME FIFTY HANDSOME
yokErGN ROBES. IN ORDER TO MAKE
THEM MOVE FASTER WE
HAVE MADE THE FOLLOW
ING REDUCTIONS:
$50 ROBES now sac s2oRoBEs now s14.
s3 ROBES NOW eli. 50. s15 ROBES NOW $40
TIE QUALITIES AND STYLES ARE PERFECT
AID THOSE IN NEED OF FINE AND
BEAUTIFUL DRESS At LOW PRICE
WILL DO WELL TO CALL AT
ONCE. AS THE QUANTITY
Is LIMITED.
WV sHusrER Z SONS.
o1o PENNSYLVANIA AVE NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-11

NAVY DEPARTMENT. BUREAU OF MEDICINE
~ and Surgery Washington, ID. c., April Is, ISL
Sealed proposals Endorsed Proposals for Supplies to
Naval Hospital" WASHINGTON. viii be received the
WASHINGTON, until TUESDAY, MAY TWENTY
SIKH. 1881. AT ELEN EN- A. NJ. when they will be
les. &c. to the Naval Hospital washington. for the
articles with information as to the speccations de-
livery. conditions forms Of offer and probable guam
tty required. lie obtained application to the
medical ofcer in charge Of hospital No proposal Will
be considered unless there satisfactory evidence that
the bidder 10 regular deaf in the articles he pro-
poses to supply right reserved to reject any on
all bids. JOHN MILLS BROWNE. Chief Of Bursau.
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pROPosALs FOR ANNUAL SUPPLIES FOR THE
Il u B. Marine Corps - eadquarters U. s.. Marine
Corps, Ma?hinston. &C. Nay z. lsSl.-Seeled pro-
Rossls in Duplicate will be received at this once until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. OF THE FIRST DAY OF
June NEXT, fol furnishing rations, and until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. OF THE FIRST DAY OF
JUNE NEXT. for furnishing fuel. and until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ. OF THE FIRST DAY OF JUNE MKT,
for furnishing forage to the u s. Marine Corps
1851; to the 3Oth june, 1897. viz: Portsmouth, n H..
Charlestown, Mass, Brooklyn, n. Y, Philadeip hi
and League Island. Pa. Annapolis. Nd, Hsshinxlon,
u. c.. Norfolk. Va, and Mare Island. Cal Sealed
proposals will also be received at this one until
TWELVE O'CLOCK VI. OF 1HE SECOND DAY OF
JUNE MKT, for furnishing supplies. consisting of
cloths. Jerseys. fannels. ankets helmets lalitary
stores, brooms, brushes &c. to be delivered at the
ONCE of the Assistant Quartermaster, Philadelphia
Pa Sealed proposals will also be received this Office
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. OF The THIRD DAY
OF JUNE NEXT, for furnishing stationery. to be de-
vered at the once Of the ASSISTANT Quartsrms ster.
places nalned free of expense the United Statea
specifications, blank forms of proposals and all nior
nation can he obtained upon application at any Of the
stations named above at the Office OF the Quarter
master, W Washington, d. c., and Assistant Quarter
masters Office ZIG South Second street Philadelphia
Pa This ONCE reserves the right reject any aud ali
Dds and to waive defects. and bids from nanufac-
turers Of or regular dealers supplies only will be
considered Proposals may be made for e or more
articles Deliverable at one or stations and will
he consders separately for each article and OF
hations Fuel Forage. Supplies or Stationery. the
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PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRS AT BELLEVUE
L Magazine on the Potomac nver. Bureau on ord
nance, Navy Department, WASHINGTON, d. c., May
4. Sealed proposals IN duplicate indorsed PRO
posals for wharf at Bellevue magazine will be re-
ceiyed at this bureau until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON. MAY TWENIY-tIFTH, 1881, and publicly
opened immediately thereafter Pans, specifications
and blank forms Of proposals will be forwarded upoa
application to this bureau to the commandant navy
yard, Washington. Bidders expected 70 fully In
form OF the character of the required
Responsible security will be required for the faithful
performance of the the right il reserved
to REJECT any or all proposals not deemed
to the government and to waive detects A bond for
the Of OO0 must accompany bids for the work
WIN. M. FOLGER. Chief Of bureau. my7-2taw,2W
proposals FOR DOG TA0s.-oFF1CR OF THE
= Commissioner p C.. Washington, May 4. 1901. =
Sealed proposals. Will be received the once of the
commissioners D. c. until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ
MAY TWELFTH, for furnishing the District eoyerp-
ment with seven thousand i've hundred q. 50ol dog
1892; BIDDERS will submit dssign aud sample Of ms
teral they propose 20 furnish The tags to be made
the best Torkmantke amer. with rngs attached to
1000, nd 70 be delivered on before July /, 1891
The Comissioners reserve the right to reject any on
All bids, J. " DOUGLASS. J.. ". ROSS. W. r.
hOSsklL. acting Commissioners, Commissioners d. o.
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SIOkASk AT NO $50 PENN. AVE. II SEPARATE
Locked spArtEnents for house. old and other gools
A1one ssssa AID fsss from aaiSh. Il, o., oon,,,.r..
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OUT OF WASHINGTON,

CT HILDA's SCHOOL, MoRRIsTowN, NEW
yersey.-A boarding school for sirls; pleasant,
heaithiul situation: thorough Instruction, careful
training terms, 80; summer session. SoO. For
cuiars address SISTER SUPERIOR mhls-.sm
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WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAuwAr

Schedule IN OBJECT April I, 1901.
Leave Union Depot, 9TH and str>sea
10s51 a IA. tor Newport News. Old Point CoUfort "a
Norfolk daily. Arrive Old Point NJ a I'd \ m
and Norfolk o IS pm.
PIN, Cincinnati Express daily for stations
g1nia, West Virginia. Kentucky and Cincinnati
Ne-tibule Sleepers and entire train run through
without change TO Cincinnati, arriving Al 50 a ~
IL 10 p m. r. r. v. Nessibuls LIMITED daily solid
lsai:ls. with dining carr. run through vithoas
inzton. Loulsville. and through slssfsr 70 Rich
mond. Va; Pullman Cars are open &C rsosivs pes
Ones. alb Pennsylvania avenue
Nv FULLER
apl General Passenger AseuA
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ToPHANs TRUNK MASUFAcroRY.

90 25 e2.5O s2.75 $500 s3.25
We have the lar zest stock OF Amer goods In the city,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-10
OLD ELECTRICITY AND NEW.
The Second of Professor Winston's Let
lures at the College Tonight.

Professor Winston's second lecture on
1.-THE Old Electricity. and the New wall
he Given in the college chapel tonight.
Having completed the subject of Fric;
tionaI Electricity in his first lecture, he will
tonight discuss the Electricity OF the
4 historical survey of the successive
steps from Galvan's original experiment
with the frogs down TO the present era OF
teleeraphs and telephones and ocean
cables will be presented and illustrated
both by lantern slides and by selected ex;
periments. The subject will be treated
nonnlarly and so as 10 be within the COM
nrehension of the average citizen.
The Professor will probably take time 70
explain those puzzling terms volt, and
ampere, and ohm, and the. like, and thus
render service to many of our people.
The remarkable audience that brayed
the storm 10 hear the first lecture on last
Tuesday Tue night gives indication OF the
popularity OF this course OF lectures and
suggests that good seats wlii oe at pre-
mimi tonight. 1t may be well to repeat
that the public is invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-10

white and 1 colored: forty years to hity'
white and colored fifty years TO SHY
4 white and colored; sixty years 10 severn
ty, white and .colored; seventy year. "
eighty, 2 colored; eighty years to ninety
white and colored.
Condition: Single. white and - coloren;
married. 8 white and colored; widowers'
white and 2 colored; widows, white,
Kaiirify: Richmond. 90: other parts
United States, Is; Germany, q; Ireland !;
unknown, 2.
Locally: Marshall Ward, white and
2 colored; :. jefferson Ward. 2 white ana
/ colored; Madison Ward, white anu =
colored Monroe Ward, 8 white ana !
colored Clay Ward. white and 2 colored
jackson Ward, l white and II colored
almshouse, 3 colored; penitentiary, col
ored.
Comparative W6eky Mortality For wee aS
ending March Z, 1891, IS white ana -
colored: for week ending March o.
1880, % white and % colored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-10
FINED TWENTY-FIVE FOR ASSAULT.
An Italian Pays Justice Crutchfleld This
Amount for Striking Man.

Lermindo Martyny, an Italian who Is
employed at the bar-room of Onesty
Brothers, near the corner of Adams and
Broad streets, was before the Police Court
Yesterday charged with essaultlng and
beating John w. Rice.
Rice appeared in court TO testify, but
was considerably done up" having been
badly beaten about the face and eyes by
the accused. He stated that he went into
Onesty's place Saturday night TO get some
oysters. but. before taking any, he request
ed the accused TO let him see one or two,
so he could tell whether they were good or
not. The bivalves," thus sampled, did
not suit Rice. but, Notwithstanding this,
Martyny charged him five cents for the
two he had eaten.
A friend who was with Rice made some
remarks and dispute followed, where
upon the friend of Rice cursed Martyny.
At this the accused jumped over the coun-
ter and struck Rice in the face. He was
fined S25 and.costs.
The case of Samuel Weldon (coloredl,
charged with assaulting and cutting with
a knife John L. Carter, was continued until
to-day.
James Mallory. Mike Coyle, and William
II. Jones were fined So each for being
drunk.
Alexander Clay (colored) was charged
with beating Virginia Jackson on the
street. He was fined $40 and costs.
John Mason (colored) was sent TO jail for
thirty days for stealing one lot OF tea,
valued at SIS, the property of John MUIR
OhV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-10
TEN DIED FROM CONSUMPTION.
M This Numbrr Five were White and
Five CoIored-Other Causes.

The whole number Of deaths in Rich
,oond Inst week was forty-one. or the
versions who died Is were white and 70
'V Gs,ese of death: Asthma. colored; apo,
,levv' white; congestion OF the brain,
cnjoyed; consumption, white, D colored |;
oooony,,lsions. 1 colored; dropsy, white,
, eoiorad; drowning. white; dysentery,
ahronic colored; intero colitis, ! white (;
sayer typhoid, 1 white; heart-disease, l
wbite. i colored: hemiplegia, l white !;
,,,arasmus. / colbred; ossihcation OF coro-
n"ry artery, / white; old age, l colored;
,n,arslvsis. q colored: pneumonia, l white,
coISyed; pneumonia, typhoid. ! ecolored /;
,,,rsmatnre birth, 2 white, ! colored; sept.
emma. i white; softening OF brain. !
cO pn,ss Rate OF mortality Of whole poppla-
,;an as'os per 1000 per annum; white
.,aanV, N, If.9l per 1000 per annum:
ppoIorsd population, Sl.47 per loo per
au ~ and Color Males. II white and 10 col
81. females. q white and colored.
ga..' One day TO thirty. 2 Waite snd
.slnrsd one month to Six, colored;
six months to twelve. white one year
sat ,s colored; FIVE years.to ten, col.
nysJ. Ten years 10 twenty, white ana .
oa,araa twenty years to thirty, white
and I colcred; thirty years 70 iorty' J