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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
THOMPSON IN PRISON.
NORTH cARoLrxA NAyAL REsERvE
To Attend the Launching OF tho Raleigh.
Death of Mrs. Easiev Mt N'ns'" MI"
MIR. Young at Henderson,

RALEIGH. N. c.. March lL-lopeciai !
Mailman Thompson. the noted wayne
county murderer. who butche-ed family
near Goldsboro, n. c.. and was tried and
convicted at SmithfeId. was brought 10 the
penitentiary to-day by the sheriff OF johnston
county. His sentence was commuted oy "oy-
ernor Holt to imprisonment for life IN the
penitentiary. as be was shown to be weak
minded man.
The North Carolina Naval Reserve 10 pre-
paring TO 20 to Norfolk on the occasion OF the
launching Of the cruiser Raleigh on the 5ist
instant. They n meet in this city ana oe
Joined by the Governors stat and party. anu
also detachment of the Governors GUARDS.
They will all leave here on special on the
Goth.
Major General CANADIAN. Of the Uniform
Rank Knights Of Pythias IS expected III
Raleigh tomorrow on visit to Sir waiter
Raleigh Division No. 3 and the knights OF TINS
city are making appropriations for this enter
tainment. Special meetings VIII be heId py
all the lodges. and the inform Rank Will
meet him his arrival and escort him to the
city. Special committees will also he sent
from the different lodges TO the depot 10 well
come him TO the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
Grounds and buildings Committee.

The Committee on Grounds and Buildings
of the citv held their regular weekly meeting
in the Gity Engineers Office last evening.
Colonel Cutshaw. who is laid up with SICK
ness, could not be present Chairman curtis
and Messrs. Rrander. Ferguson, Houston
and Hardwicke were present
A number of applications for carpenter
work on the new City Hall was ordered to be
listed, provided al the applicants are Good
Democrats.
petition was considered coming from
property owners in the West End asking that
the city purchase the triangular pieco ~
ground bordered by short and Norris streets
and Floyd avenue IN front OF the Church OK
the Sacred Heart Mr.. Frank ID. Hi ap-
peared for the'Owner OF the property IN ques-
ton and stated that the lot mad twice been
sold for 81. 200, the first purchaser dying be-
fore the sale could be accomplished.
Mr. Houston of cred q resolution providing
that the sum of $3.50 be appropriated tor
the purchase of the property IN question by
the city. The resolution was adopted.
The payroll for the past week, amounting
to s69l. II. was approved.
The chairman stated that Mayor Elyson
had received n communication from tho
Mayor of Boston, stating that n committee
from the Common Council OF that city would
visit Richmond this week for the purpose OF
examining the new City Hall. lie added that
the visitors would arrive here on Friday eyeh-
ing at TAO o'clock and stop at the Exchange
Hotel during the next day. twas decided 10
hold a SPECIAL meeting OF the committee on
Thursday evening at Z. NJ TO complete the
arrangements for proper entertainment o.
the visitors.
On motion OF Mr.. Ferguson. the City En-
gineer was instructed 10 put up at once II
partition in the City Hall between the CITY
Collector 5 Office and that of the City Sergeant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
The Health Report.

Tho report of tho Health Depar ment for
tbc week ending Sat urday last shows:
Whole number of deaths 45-2G white and
10 colored.
Annual rate OF mortality per 1000-whlte,
2e, rs. colored. 1900. Total. 2153.
Cause OF death: Ancurism If aOrta. coll
ored apoplexy. white and coored: bron-
chitis. cOlored bronchitis--chrOnic, 2whlte;
congestion of lungs. ! colored cold. col
ored. consumption white and colOred
commissions. colOrel; commissions -intantle,
/ colored. diarrhua. I coiored: diarrhua-
chronic ! colored; enterltis ! white; temoral
hernia. | white: fever typhoid. white.
gangrene OF leg. white. heart disease. white
and l colored hamilton, l cOlOred. liver
disease. white. marasmus. col0red; paraly-
sis white: peritOntls. z white pneumonia.
4 white and I colored; eumonia-typhoid,
1 white puerperal commissions. white rheu-
matism -inhammatory, ! white; septic mia,
1 white soften!ng of brain. I white; un-
known. 2 cOlored.
Locaiity-Marshall ward. white: Madison
ward. white: Clay ward. white and col
ored. almshOuse cOlored: Jefferson ward
white and / colored. Monroe ward, white,
jackson ward. / white and II c0l0red.
Comparative weekly mortality-tor week
ending March -. 1892. 26 white and lg col
ored: for week ending March Z, 1871, Il
white and q colored. 200,
Rainfall For week ending March y. 1872.
1.s5 inches for week ending March II, 1871
/. 81 inches
Temperature- For week ending March ~
1892. ST. "a degrees, for week ending March H.
1891. 49.s5 degrees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
ilNfcutiNe llcmrncu.

Governor mckinney Yesterday granted a
respite for sixty days TO Lee h. Hefin. who
had been convicted OF murder in the first de-
gree III the County Court OF Fauquer and
sentenced to be hanged on March 18th. The
respite was granted on the petition presented
by quite number Of citizens of Fauquier
county, stating that Helm was Jointly con
victed with one James Dye. and both prison
ers were sentenced 10 be hanged on the 18th
instant. Dye had o. tained a supersedeas
which would be heard by the court of ap
peas on the Goth instant
The Governor par loned Yesterday colored
man, Tyler Costly by name. who last month
was sentenced by the hustng- court OF this
city u two years Imprisonment In the pen,-
tentiary for committing felony. In his petit.
ton Cosby set forth that he had been con.
victed owing to the absence OF an important
witness, by whom he expected to prove that
he had not committed felony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
PropnrfN 1rnnsiers.

Riclm0nd-J. w. Mackey toAdam Schraudt.
q SO feet on south side Of Nam street be-
tween Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth,
$1,000.
Bette S. Martin to r. l.. Winston 30 1-12
feet IN the east side of ST. John street near
Charity. 200.
Heulco-Archer Anderson. special commits
siOner. 70 IL. T.. Nannier 20 lots, parts OF
blocks 238. 239 and 2il. Duvals addition. : Oh.
John r. Bossieux's trustee TO Julla i.
Woody. SO q ~ feet on south side OF era
ham street near Erin. s4lO.
John II. Brown TO Edgar W. Darlington. II
feet on east side Of Eggleston street near
Winder $50.
Robert Carter to William A. Saunders, half
acre on Cannon's road. $40.
Highland Park Company TO c. J. French.
lots II and f. in square 2. lot lOln square p
and lot 10 in square %. $500.
f. Leslie Powell 10 William 7. Blakey. two
lots in Highland Springs, p.
Milton Smith 10 lsadOra Smith. hali-acre on
Cunnon's road $50.
II. +. yannier to d. b. Williams. 20 lots in
Duyal's addition. $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
IN MEMORY or DR. PETERKIN.
Memorial Services Held at st. Marks
Church by Dr. Dashieil Yesterday.

Memorial Services Held at st. Mari e
Church by DR.. DashieiI Yesterday.
"He was a good man and full Of the Holy
Ghost and OF faith, and much people was
added unto the Lord Acts xi.. p. This
was the text which Rev. DR.. f. q. Dashiell
selected on Sunday morning. when he
preached his memorial sermon in honor OF
the late Rev. Dr. Joshua Peterkiu rector IF
st. james church. A large congregation was
present TO do honor TO the memOr of the de-
parted clergyman. DR.. Jash.ell said IN part
There are. and always will be. cases of a
peculiar kind and in reference 10 which We
cannot have our action shaped by any fixed.
interchangeable rule IN regard 10 IA fixed order
OF burial service. The lotions OF lie the
bereayements that oyertake families and
churches and C mmunties are sometimes of
such "a nature that God seems to say t. Us.
Consider; bear the voice that speaks lay 10
heart the lesson that Is set before Won n Is
for this purpose that / have regarded IL rs n
duty Tor us 10 hold this service IL is not to
speak in praise OF the departed that would
be uncalled for; his record IS made up is
known TO you all. Nothing need TO
be said 20 add TO the completeness
and the goodness of such a Christian life.
The Rev. Joshua feterkin. WlO for some
thiriy-siX years has gone IN and out of this
community rs the re tor Ol 3 {. James church.
was a native OF llulana. HIS very early man.
hood. might perhaps sav his youth WAS
spent in q counting room in s'tim0re in
mercantile lite. lie must. however. have
given up such a life very soon IN his youn
maturity. ~ he was ordained % the ministry
In 1857, when he was only twenty-five wears
OF age An early pant of his ministerial lie
found him en- aged IN a work OF the very
humblest aud most unlnyting character
He was under no particular Obligation 10 take
1t. but lie did so or reasons affecting his own
judgment and conscience. The work was in
connection with a few colored people form
ing struggling. feeble congregation IN the
city of Baltimore.
When / heard that God had taken him
from us cannot describe the feeling Of DESC
lation for time. / felt that our church in
Virginia had met a loss that was, humanity
speaking. irreparable. do not refer only to
the loss 20 his beloved household. nor to his
congregation. whom he has so aiectionately
guided these many years. nor TO the deserving
poor. who never sought his help in vain. nor
TO the chambers of sickness and sorrow so
often lighted by his precious counsel do
not forget all these, but think Of the insti
tutiops of our church which he so LOYALTY
supported. and of the Gospel spirit of our
church. which amidst innovations he so faith
fully cherished and which he would never
allow TO be obscured by the usages which
seem to threaten US like an oyerrunnipg
flood -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
THE POSTAL SERVICE.
Mr.. Russell Tells OF His Experience WINE
in Washington Recently.

Mr.. Otis II. Russell, the postmaster OF h'cn-
mond has returned after attending the con-
ference of first-class postmasters WHICH ""'
held in the building oe the Postofice depart
ment in Washington on the 9th lVth anu iriis.,
The meeting adjourned at III L. VI. on -, -,
after appointing committee TO rennln IA
Washineton this week and compile the va
rious measures adopted and to confer e w. ~
the Postotiice Committees OF both ho"'e' Va
Congress. rae
In conversation with TINES reporter yes
terday Mr.. Russell said: for
This meeting was strictly business anu 10
the one purpose of inaugurating po,.a, ai
movements Not word of politics was az
lowed either directly or indirectly. out 49, ~
was q full and frank discussion OF many niea-
sllres looking TO the betterment OF the sci ~
One measure strongly urged was the uhi.ins
OF the third and fourth classes OF maj ii.ij
under one class thus doing away WIN u- I'.'o
confusion. Among the proPoseu mp ',,, ,I,o
ments are the more rapid collection nom .ho
drop-boxes and quicker dispatch Oh .uo
matter after il is collected more JUMP.
delivery Of mail and that at more Iisiu .I.
intervals. Another important suVJS =, -
of the house letter box. both tor recei'.ns
and delivering mail, and. by the wa" s SoS
Department has decided upon one lIvln 80
models. which might well be called perfect;
The Postmaster General wants small postal
note OF fixed denominations TO pc supPliivv" =,
all foruth-class postmasterS. ms VIII ~
away with the sending OF stamps oy lo.'oi.
These are only a few OF the many important
subjects discussed. ,
On Thursday. Mr.. Russell contlnueu, - n
pleasant expression oyerspread MS race we AZ
took n noon breakfast at the residence Oh vi;
Wanamaker There were about one huhureu
guests present. and among them were fresl-
dent Harrison and his cabinet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
MIR. ALEX. DOMAIN DEAD.
FOLLOWS SOON AFTER MS BRoTHER,
Who Died Last Saturday Bishop Randolph
IN DnnvIiic-Tom Jsckson's BODY
Found Near Lyncbburg.

PyryRsBuRo. VA, March B-ISpecial. J.
AIR Alexander Donnan. % the law firm OF
Donpan & Hamilton. died at his homo on
Mnrke. street at 1880 o'clock this morning.
after brief illness The deceased was born
in Wictownshire county. Scotland. May IL
1918. The same year his parents. Mr.. Davio
ponnan and Mrs. Mary Stewart Donnan. VINO
who arc both buried in Blandford Cemetery
emigrated to Virginia and settled hfs'
in Amelia county and then came ~
Petersburg. Mr.. Donnan had Oegn n
practicing law for fifty Yes pas.-.,,,-,
was yicc-president Of the feiersou's
Saving and Insurance Company. he nse
been director of the company s'nV' ~
He WAS one of the board OF directors - Wv
Petersburg Gas Light COMPANY, ""u "
also president of the Mat AGA ',',1n go
featuring Company lie married niSs 49,
Wilson OF Williamsburg Va. IN the yeai
go Sho vith six children servives MN.
meeting Of the bar OF fetersoufs wa, 49,. Do
leld .o-,norrow morning NJ 10 O'Clock NJ INC
court- house 70 take appropriate hc''On ="
his death. - NJ lob,
Cards arc out for the marriage OF MI. J0hh
F,eld md Miss Ida Edmunds, both OK Dlh-
widdie county. at Concord chureH' plunS-
wick county. on "Wednesday next.
The body of "A dead white infant apparent
" but day old was found in a drain near
the spring at Central IaTK yesIeIuV IN
colored man named Wiiain Lewis; lns
coroner was notified aud had the waif buried
1T the almshOuse.
The Democratic city central committee
met tonight and filed two or three vacancies
on the committee. II was decided 10 elect
ali the municipal officers. councllinen inclu-
ded. by means of u primary election to be
held rs soon as practicable. A sub-commit-
tee wac appointed TO formulate plan by
which the primary shall be conducted and to
recommend a date on which it shall lie held.
A woodland fire has been burning IN Prince
George county. a short distance from Peters
burg. since Saturday. and has DESTROYED
large quantity OF young timber and under
growth. 4 house belonging 10 Mr.. Thomas
Iufsev fell a prey TO tho flames. The IRE
burn over an area Of four miles.
Mrs. G. F. Couch. & sister OF Mrs Thomas
Nowlan. Of Richmond. IS critically III, and but
little hope is entertained for her recovery.
Her brother, Mr.. j. L. loung, IS also danger
)usly ILL.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
The iioZart Musicule-

The New York Philharmonic Club gave q
most enjoyable musicale at the Academy last
evening before large, fashionable and cul
tured audience. Miss Marie 5. Webb, was the
vocalist OF the evening and received well de
served plandlts T her charming and finished
rendition of several numbers while tie
beautiful playing OF Mr. Ernest Mahr on the
yiolonrcllo, Mr.. Sebastian Lasnda on the
violin and Mr.. ugene Welner on the flute
were delightful epochs in the evenings
pleasure: The concert WIS in all respects ar
tistic and the Mozart Association managers
deserve the thanks Of many who can and did
listen to good music and still keep Lent"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15

The Henrico County Court met yesterday,
beginning the regular March term. Martha
Jones tho famous ail-breaker who escaped
three times from prison was tried for ar 70
larry fornl guilty and sentenced 10 the pelI-
Tertiary or two years.
The grand Jury et ami found the follow
ing true bills. after which they ad burned until
MONDAY next. john Johnson lco. rei). NIT
lei rs tho ting Willie Starse petit larceny
Alexander Robinson escaping from all Gus
sicgO huzzio selling Ii nor on -unday. ~
zio plea ed guilty and WIS fined 20. Robin
sons trial is set for thursday and Johnson's
for Saturday.
Mr.. }. T. Taylor qualified as notary public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15

The Virginia DRUG Clerks Association will
meet at the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Hall on Thursday night at O'clock.
This body was organized AT @tauntou in De-
tober last with bright pro poets and this Will
be the first meeting for the general transac-
It's character and it is hoped there will be a
large attendance.
he State GARD Of Pharmacy meets We'd
nesday at 10 o'clock in the House of Delegates
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
Supreme Cour, of Apr elis.

Davis against the Commonwealth Writ #
error and superscdeas awarded 70 Judgment
OF the Circuit Court of Iazewell county rem
Norfolk aud Western Rnilyond Comoarv
ssain,t Postal Telegraph Cablo Company and
rostM Telegraph Gable Company against
Nofto'k and Western Railroad Company.
turther srgued bv George s. Bernard and
nopsH stiles, Esqs. for the railroad company,
psny and submitted. SSAA'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15

The trustees auction sale of Ieftwich
Brothers spendid collection or Fine Art
Goods. Artists Proof Ftchings. by some Of
the most noted artists; GouDirs Engravings,
OIL Paintings, 22-Karat Gold Framed Mantel
Mirrors. etc. the best selection south Of the
Potomac" will continue Tuesday, March
18th. at 1890 A. NJ. and 1880 Z. NJ. at their
store No. s03 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15

The Superintendent Of Pubic Printing has
sent tie following -tatemeut 30 Inf L n, $.
The acts are being printed as rapidly "a is
consistent with accuracy. aud are distrihu ted
in accordance with law to members of the
] legislature. Judges. clerks and attorneys for
Commonwealth. ! cannot send copies to
parties who are not EMIT ed 10 receive them
The statute provides that the Acts shall be
printed and numbered in the order in which
they are passed ] cannot. therefore. print
any act out OF its order
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15

The grand ury for the March term con-
venel AGAIN Yesterday an presented the TO-
loving true bills
For elonies William Austin Matt Banks.
Charles l. Butler and Frank Sharp.
For misdemeanOrs Harry Allen. Samuel X
Bankenship. Rachel Coleman, Charles john
son and Israel Sylnor.
Ciarles l.. Butler. who was charged with
beiraying Mary t. Chandler under promise Of
marriage. was acquitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
Death of *. =. Young.

HENDERSON. n. G.. March H. Special. l-R.
i. Young. late county treasurer aud proml-
nent III Republican State politics, died at his
home here at ] p. NJ. to-day Of hemorrhage.
He had been in lad health for some time.
The interment and burial services Will be at
z = NJ fn-mnrrnW.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
EooD's Pills cure sick Headache.
Atthe Doctor.' Meeiinr.

At tho meeting OF the Academy OF Medi-
cine and Surgery tonight Dr. stuart Mcclure
will read paper on 'Urethral Fever" Ii is
paper upon very interesting rs we'll as
important subject and one of which very
little Is known. DR.. Mcclure will lead in the
discussion and will be followed by other
physicians on the subject.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
THOMAS ID. JORDAN. Comptroller
W. ALEXANDRA Secretary.


STATE or NEW long.
COUNTY oE tEN lOHK.( o''
re 20 remembered hat ON tho ist day COL,
March, i..@ 40 Tie city aforesaid before n.H.
'narle, Neiteton. commissioner resident In
the SAID cry, Duly commissioned and 0nalN NJ
by the executive authority. and under The laos
or the ~'a Of Virginia. 20 fahe achn0H 0.Is.
ment OF deeds. &c. 20 lo used or record B
therein personally appeared Thomas D. Jor Jan.
COMPTROLLER. and illiam Alexander. secretary
ot the 0ultable lite Assurance Society OF t.e
United States. a life insurance comps n OF New
Ork. who. being duly sworn. DEF Osc and say.
and each for himself says. that they arc tle
abOye-describet Onicers OF the said COMPANY,
and that tho foregoing Is a true and corr. c.
statement OF the actual condition Of said organ-
cation on the last day Of ITS fiscal year. t0-nlft
the 3lst day OF Deem or. 1891. according t0 tho
best OF Their knowledge. information aud boz
lief. respectively.
- Ia testimony whereof. ! have here
lszu unto set my hand and affixed 70 esl
'''" ! OF my Office on the ist day of March,
- lS.2 CHARLES NEJIl Zion,
Commissioner for Virginia ID Now orr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15

The number Of policies issued dur
ing the year. bltD.
The amount Of insurance Effected
thereby ........... s28}iis33i 90
The amount OF premiums received
during the year.............. ...., 33l2f3@ -
The amount OF interest received
and all other receipts 5,9.,5f g
The amount of losses paid during
the year and endOwmonts and
additions. ......... .......... 9siS1i6 So
Annultanis, surrendered policies,
dividends 10 -hOldcrs..... 4,Qii0,4 %
The amount OF expenses. .,........ oli53r 10
The whole number OF policies IN
force. 23042i
The amount Of liabilities or risks
thereon and all other liabilities. i0oa551 50
The amount Of capital stock. If
any. ......... ..................-... 10000 10
The amount of assets and how in-
vested. ................ N6le8tis -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
NIra. Cnlneper Dead.

Mrs Carrie II. Culpeper. the estmable wife
of Mr. John B. Culpeper. died at 10 o'clock
last night at her home. No. 10 south Fifth
street.
The funeral arrangements will be announced
hereafter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
Tic Grin

Leaves its victims very weak and debilitated
Hoods Sarsaparilla is lust what is needed to
restore the strength and vigor so much de-
sired and u expel all poison from the blood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
INSURANCE.
A NNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE FISCAL.
YEAR ENDING
THE sisr DAY OF DECEMBER. 1891. OF THE
ACTUAL CONDITION OF
The Equitable Life Assurance
Society Of the United States,

a life insurance company. organized under The
laws OF the State OF New York made 10 the tu-
ditor of Public accounts for the ommQnwea.th
of Virginia, pursuant 70 the Code OF fifgu.a
chapter 3d. sections 1850 and 1888, regulating the
reports OF insurance companies.
Name of the company in iull-lHE EQUITABLE
IrFr ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED NrATEs
Home or principal Office Of said company-iN
BROADWAY. New lORK CITY.
Character of the company, whether life scci-
dent casualty. co operative association. broth.
erhood live stock. or any other association In.
surfing life-LITE Insurance.
President-HENRY j.. HYDE.
Vice president-JAa Es ". ALEXANDER.
ecretary-WuLIAM ALEXANDER.
Treasurer SIDNEY DILLON RIPLEY.
Organized and incOrporated-JULY %. i,-1
Commenced business July .s, 1857
Name Of the general agent IN lirginia-J0HS
r. WEST
Residence Of the general agent in Virginia
RICHMOND
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15
III INVESTED ASSETS.

Book value of real es-
tate. .............s 3L2l3,6iS %
Loans on bonds and
mortgages first
liens on real estate 2j,339,32l -
Loans secured hy
pledge of bonds,
stocks. or other mar
keiab.e cOllaierals.. S,iis, 800 %
Book value of bonds.
stocks, etc, owned
observation-disclosures. 5l.f61.659 q
Deposited I'm trust
companies at inter-
est................... 5.S22.325 p
Cash i'm bank and
other depOsitOriot
and in course or
transmission since
received ............. A9i9.533 50
Agents ledger bal
ances ................ l,s02.6,2 69
All other items. in
Guiding cOmmuied
commissions. ........ fq6S13 50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15

Total net or ledger assets si3o61o.fa3 90
". OTHER ASSETS.
Interest and rents due and accrued. 8J5s1 SO
Market value Of bonds and stocks
over book value. ................. 4s3i9i5 80
Gross deferred and uncOilecte
premiums on policies In iorco
December 81, lsgi................. 2.136.li 3
Total assets as per the books of
the society ...... ... Sf98foe rfs IS
Amount of dividends in canital of
SlUO.100-S 900, included abOyeln
EXPENSES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-15

The report of tho Health DeDar ment for
Tho week ending Sat nrday last shows:
Whole number of deaths. 1916 white and
a .,f,ra1