Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-08
A CENSUS BULLETIN.
Humber Of Persons Engaged ID CalnlEl
Occupations.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
r,uures for These Two states-Per-
.onnI notes Of Intcrest-Death of n
Fine Dog from sunstroke-senntor
Martin.
Martin.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June 7.-(Spe-
cial)-An extra census bulletin mas just
been issued showing the number OF per-
sons 10 years of age and over en-
gagged in gainful occupations In 1880.
In Virginia, the total population 10
years OF age and over was l.Hl.sSt OF
which 5sss77 were males and ei3.2e1
females.
Whole number OF persons In gainful
occupations 55i. $50: males, AS. 4es; females
loe.s70
Engaged in agriculture, fisheries. ana
mining-males. 255,oos: females. 1925.
In professional servlce-males. 1885; fe-
males. $3.50.
In domestic and personal service-maies,
IS. $50; females, 677li. Total. 1888.
Engaged in trade and transportation
males. $685.; females. 1,S7 Total, eSbzS.
Engaged in manufacturing and mechanl-
cal industrIes-males, $3.50; females,
1883 Total, 1853.
NORTH CAROLINA,
For North Carolina the figures are;
Population 10 years OF age and over.
I1i7.4is; OF which 55s76i are males, ana
5S7, $50 females.
An persons in gainful occupations
males, 422.l7O; females, ll5,i@. Tota''
537, 3G3
Engaged In agriculture, fisheries. and
mlning-males. 3lS7ll; females 5S'6iS
Total, 374,S5s.
Engaged in professional seryice-maies'
s.g7l; females. 1925. Total, l22so.
10. an1 no -
vlce-males, 29.0S3: females. 42,lN. Total
Il. 26G.
Engaged In trade and transportation
males. 2S1T1; females, CPS. Total 2S,7ss.
| Engaged in manufacturing and mecnani-
cal industres-males. S,2i; females,
AS. Total. 5O,si9.
PERSONAL.
Ex-Congressman y. II. Bum. OF North
| Carolina, whose arrival was noted In yes
| terday's correspondence. left to-day fol
| New York on private business. While IL
| this city he called personally on the Presi'
| dent and the Secretary OF the Treasury
and attended 10 several private matter
| In Washington during his stay. Mr.. Buni
| will return home in the course or a rev
| days.
| Mr.. Casanova Lee who Is engaged II
| business I'm Washington, but who live
| I'm Alexandra county, Virginia. lost
| fine Sc, dog during the early part o.
| the week The animal died from sun
| stroke on his way to the country. Thu
| dog was I'm a wagon, ind suddenly be
came exhausted from the Intense heat
| II had not previously shown any signs
| sickness. and Mr.. Lee was much surprises
| at the sudden taking of OF his valuabl
pet.
| Ex-Coneresman Wise will remain II
| washington several days as the CUES
! of his relative. Mr.. Henry Wise Gar
| nett.
senator Martin left for Richmond thi
| afternoon.
A. L. Hassard-S Short. OF Tarboro', n
c., and j. Gibbon, OF Lynchburg va
are at the Metropolitan.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ". Short and Misse
Addie Lee, Rosa. and Bessie Short, q
Washington, N. c.. are at the Ebbit
House.
POSTAL.
Mail service has been established
| Virginia as follows: Sunlight to spo'
| sylyania, six times a week. and froI
Tally by Lucyville and HATCHERY to Gun
berland six times a week. from July
1885, to June 30, 1891.
| post-office Ito be known as Walter
has been established in Russell county
| Va, with George Musick as postmaster.
| Postmaster Charles j.. Denit OF Salem
Thomas NJ. Miller, and James Oliver. {
Powhatan county, and Augustine Royal
OF Manchester. are among Virginia Wis
itors. Mr.. DENT came to the city o
official business.
Major Peter ]. Otey will remain hei
until tomorrow. He visited several de
partments to-day. and at the Post-Ofiic
Department recommended number O
appointments. as well as the establish
ment OF new offices.
| Among fourth-class postmasters ar
pointed to-day were:
| North Carolina-East Durham, Durhar
| county. Y. T. SmiIh vice A. NJ. Ellison
removed.
VirgInia-Gladehll Franklin county. G
ID. Williams vice II. ii. Dudley, resigned