The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-05
A YEARS MORTALITY.
DR. INGRIM, or THE BOARD OF
HEALTH, SUBMITS HIS REPORT.
IN the Mayors CONTAMINATED for Great
ing . Distusbsnce-Hs stole some
Buttsrbeans- Personals and Notes.
NAScnysrrn BUREAU RICHMOND TfxKs' ,
1921 Hull STREET. BEATrfE BLOCK.


pr. Lawrence Ingram. president Of thu
Board OF Health, submitted yesterday th'
following report Of the number OF deaths
in this city last year. IL has been care
fully prepared. The report shows the rate
of mortality less than that OF 1892:
Whole number Of deaths. H2-white
as: colored. ~.
sex.--Msies-white. o6; cOlorcd. 50. Fe'
males white. 70: colorcd. IS. Total-white
iS: colored. III.
Condition. --slngIc--wlatc. 81: oolored,
s.. Married white. 81; colored. % Widow
ers-whlte. 2: colcrcd. s. Widows-whlte.
Is. colorcd TO- Unknown -colOreo, l. 10
taI-white. As: colorcd. ~. 90
NATIVITY Manchester. Na.-white, ~
coiorcd. 50. other parts OF the onlteu
States-wiite, IS. colored, 81. Germany
white, 2 Irelsnd-white. J. ltaiy-"hi,''
]. vnknown-white, 3; col9reu' q 'o'"
white, li5; colored, IN. -,
,,ans-whit.. lw: colored, ~. Coroner
white. 2: colored. b. Board OF Heaitn-
white. 2: colorcd. s. Total-"h'e' i"'
i.ocalitv-First ward-white. 81; col
ored. :. Second Ward-~hite' -, coioisu i
: Third Ward-whlte, q; coloreu' o-'
Fourth Ward-wtite, 10; coloiea' v'' ~
tai-white. l45; colored ~. :, .,
Aees.-One day to thirty-white H. cor
ored Z. one month to six-white u, col
ored ~. six months TO twelve-white 10
colored IL: one year to three-white ~
.olored "a. three years TO fve-colored -
fvc years 10 ten--white 4, colorel % zen
wears 10 twenty-whitc 10, colored 9,
twenty years 10 thirty-white -, coloIeu
ii. thirty years 20 forty-white IL, col
ored n. forty years 10 hfty-white ,, col
ored 8: fifty years TO sixty-White 10, vi
ored IL: sixty years to seyenty-"hl'e ~
colored &: seventy years TO eighty "hi'e
G. colored g.: eighty years 10 ninety
white 2: ninety years TO one hundred
white i; unknown white . coioieu 90
Total-wEitc 49, colored ~.
Rote of mortality Of whole populations
22es per 1000 per annum; rate oil NOR
fallty OF white population, lS.lz per iV'V
ner annum; rate of mortality Of colored
reputation. 3i.75 per 1900 per annun'
The above calculations arc based on
population OF l2,ooO-S,cOO white. 400 Color
cd. A
Number OF transit permits issued, 81.
There was only one case on the docket In
the Mayors Court yesterday morning.
Hiram T. LaPrade, white man, was
charged with carrying n concealed weapon,
and creating a disturbance at the residence
of Mrs. Nunnally.
lie was fined s. and sent TO the grand
Jury for carrying the concealed weapon.
Daniel Wilkinson, colored youth, was
arrested yesterday morning by Capt. Lips
comb charged with creating a disturbance
ON the street Saturday night. Special ON
Ger Coleman attempted TO arrest the negro
at the time tile disturbance occurred, but
the negro escaped. lie Will have nearing
I'm the Mayors Court this morning.
The clerk Of the Hastings Court issued
a marriage license yesterday morning 10
Mr. George ID. Mantle and Miss Blanche
Gaulding.
Eddie Fowler. a white youth. who has
been i'm Jail awaiting trial upon charge
OF breaking and entering a box car and
stealing a lot OF wheat, was baied yester-
day by Judge Ingram to appear at the next
term of the Hastings Court, which meets
on the 18th instant.
Beverly Totty, a small white boy, IS
charged with the same offence, and Will
be tried at the same time.
Yesterday morning about O'clock some
unknown persons while passing the gro
Gerry store OF MIR. r.. A. Savory. on
Hull street, near Fourteenth, helped
themselves TO box of butterbeans,
front of his door. The theft was com
mitted while he was engaged putting
out more goods. and happened about a
minute after they were put in front of
the door No clue has been obtained as
to who committed the theft.
1t is said that the security which the
new postmaster of Manchester will be
required to give will be about twenty
thousand dollars.
Four years ago II was fourteen thou
sand The business Of the office has
considerably increased since then.
Captain John A. Coke. OF Richmond
was in the city yesterday.
Messrs. Hill Montague and Marion L.
Dawson have been employed by the
friends of the late Robert Lee Atwel
to assist Messrs. ID. G. Richardson and
NJ. l.. Spoiswood i'm the prosecution of
Thomas n. McNamee.
Mr. W. L. Hall and bride returned Wed
nesday night from Washington. They
were united i'm marriage i'm that city Tues
day morning. Upon their arrival in this
city they received the congratulations of
large number of friends.
Mr.. Floyd Cox and wife. formerly of
this city but now of Atlanta. Ga are
visiting relatives in this city.
Mr. W. r. Lithgow has been detained
at home for several days by a severe
attack OF the grip.
Mr.. Eddie ii. Bowen is confined at home
In consequence of sickness
Miss Myrtle Lithgow returned Yesterday
afternoon from Green Bay. where she
has been visiting Miss Salle Jones, Of
that place.
Miss Emma Cox Is quite sick at home
on cambridge street. between Ninth and
Tenth.
Miss Mamie Lithgow Il visiting Miss
Matte Foster at Jetersville. Va.
Mr.. Oscar Harris. who has been spend
ing the Christmas holidays at the home
OF Mr. r. ri. Morrssett. I'm Swansboro
returned TO his home. In Charlottesville,
yesterday.
Messrs. Coalter Lamb and Aubrey TIA
tum returned yesterday morning from
Cumberland county. where they have been
visiting for the past ten days.
No action has been taken by Hon.
G.. ID. Wise within the past two days rela-
tive to the postmastership.
The Danvile shops resumed work yes
terday morning for the first time since the
Christmas holidays.