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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-11-05

session. He was fined $50 in the po-
lice court, and Immediately appealed
his case. Yesterday he was fined SO
and costs in the Circuit Court.
In a letter from Superintendent Mey-
ers of the leper settlement on Molo-
kai, read before the Board OF Health
yesterday, that gentleman said that he
would have TO resign soon, on account
of age and consequent inability 10 get
around as he should.
A police officer, being questioned
yesterday as 10 whether or not he
knew Pat Cullen by sight, replied:
well, no 1 have never seen Cullen,
but 1 know some of his folks, and feel
sure that I will be able to recognize
him as soon as I see him.
There was a statement in this paper
the other day about the scarcity of fish
at the market. One young man saw
his advantage, bought basket for 50,
and sold it at the market for twice the
amount. He refused TO divide up with
the ones who had put him in the way
of making the money.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-11-05
Opera Glasses
and LOrgDetteS

Now that the Opera Season is
just opening, it's quite necessary
that all should appear at the
opening Of the New Hawaiian
Opera House in perfect style.
We have a large assortment of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-11-05
Good Shoes Have More Sole

Than many men have, and Good Shoes get their
reward = not by immortality, but by being worn by
the Good People of the land.
We sell only the Good Kinds of Shoes because
we have only the Good Kind of patrons We couldn't
sell the trashy makes even if we did carry them in
stock. And that fact makes certain that whenever
you here, you are going to get the right sort of
footwear, and hence our ever-increasing business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-01

erai, the various military commands sta
toned IN this city, had the following
membership at the last annual inspec-
tiOn
First Regiment. Infantry-fieid and
staff, 10 officers, men. Company A.
officers. A. men: Company B-3 officers
81 men: Company c. officers, 40 men;
Company D-3 officers. 70 men; Company
E-S officers. o. men, Company f-5 Of
nccrs. Al men. Company G-3 officers, %
mon. total. 80 officers. 80. men. AT the
annual Inspection OF the preceding year,
when Company @ was not yet IN exist
cncc. tho regiment numbered . officers
and 366 mon.
Fourth Battalion. Richmond Light In
fanirv Blues Field. STAFF. and bands
officers - men. Company As officers.
As mon. Company B-5 officers. i6 men,
total. 10 officers. AZ mon.
First Regiment. Cavalry: Field ana
stan-i0 officers. g mon. Troop Al Of
ncers. % mon. Troop ca officers. 30
mon.
First Battalion, Artillery. Field and
STATES officers. I men, Battery A of
hcers. fG men.
First Battalion. Infantry, coiorod. Fieid
staff. ana taud--l officers. - men; Com
pany "A officers. 55 men. Company D.
3 officers, O., men Company C--5 officers,
30 mon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-01
rHE clrl,s woRK FoR rHE PooR
what the Almshousea and Outdoor Depart
mcnt Have Done.


The City Almshouse is under the con
troll u the Committee Of the city Council
for the relief Of the poor. composed Of
Messrs. W. j. Mcdowell, chairman h. r..
Reeve. George Med. Blake. Evan snead,
Edward NJ Mobiles, Robert 5. Brock,
James r. Forriter, NJ. Fillmore seay. John
p. Don Leavy.
The officers Of The institution are Rich
ard ". Carter. superintendent. n. B.
Grooms. first assistant superintendent
Herman Paul. second assistant superin-
tendent: John g. Trevian, surgeon an
charge. William H. Parker and T. Booker
I.uxf0rd. residents surgeons, Florence W.
McDougan. matron.
Number OF inmates admitted, discharged
and efed at the Aimshouse from January
L. 1895 20 December %, 1885.
Whites admitted-Men. 2is. women, l2S,
children. 80. total. Az.
Discharged 20; women, lV' chh-
dren a. total, 3d.
Died Men. "a women. s. children. 2 to-
tai. 3D.
Colored admtted-Men 1875; women, 1853;
children. 81 total, All.
Discharged Men. il2. women. rs. chill
dren As. total, 3O5
Died Men. So women, 81; children, o;
total lo9
Total number remaining Dec. 20, 1895.
White-Men, IS. women, 81. chhdren. 8;
total. 10.
Colored-Men, 50; women, 50; children.
4. total, 1872
Grand total PSI. being sixteen more than
af the same date last year.
Durine the year. seven whites and TWEEN
ty-dve colorel children were born
n the institution, two white and
eight colored children have been
adopted. five white children we're
placed i'm the Bethany Home I'm Ches-
terrified county. twelve IN the Infants
Home. Thirty-second and Clay streets,
and two in the Male orphan Asylum, and
twelve colored children were placed I'M
der tho care OF ST. Joseph's Catholic
church Of this city
DEPARTMENT OF OUT DOOR POOR.
The Department Of out Door Poor is
,indar the control Of the Commtte for the
Relief of the Poor and has furnished re-
lief 10 out Door Poor from. January J.
1885 10 December 20, 1898, as follows
Corn meal furnished, Sii6 bushels and
thirty-eight pounds. corn meal furil7heu
last year. s.3W bushels and thiriy-siA
pounds an increase over last year az
bushels and TWO pounds
w
nisbel last year g5f cords. decrease
from last year Of eight cords.
Coke furnished and paid for by the city
but distributed hv the ladies of the city
Mission. fSIS1 bushels and 7S5 tons cay
ton coal.
Medicine prescriptions compounded at
fhe CITY Dispensaries, exclusive OF Meol-
cal College. 6.e2S. prescriptions furnished
last year. 1892. increase over last year
l.52G
Number OF collins furnished, 2iO' num-
Der furnished last year, 2i2' increase over
last year. 2.
Number of burials furnished, 2ll; num-
her furnished last year. 2il. decrease from
last year, 30
Number Of ambulance signals answered
fie. number Of signals answered year 90 +.
decrease from last year q. or the 30
Ambulance calls 27G were for white people
and 3f7 to colored patients.
Doctors T Booker. Luyford and William
n Parker. are the surgeons in charge OF
the ambulance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-01

Judges. Hon. Melville w Fuller. chief
Justice Of the United States. Washing
ton, ID. G.. Hon. Nathan Con. Circuit
Judge. Clarksburg. W. Va: Hon. Charles
n. Simonton, Circuit Judge, Charleston.
= c.. Clerk, Henry T. Meloney, Rich
mOnd. Va
Three terms year commencing iirst
Tuesday IN February, first Tuesday tn
May. and first Tuesday in November.
Number Of cases docketed in 1896, a.
from Maryland :. from Virginia, II:
from West Virginia, 2. from North Caro-
lima. 8. from South Carolina. y. Total,
~.
Number OF cases argued and decided
and opinions filed. So. number OF cases
affirmed. 81 number OF cases reversed and
remanded. n: lumber OF cases dismissed,
2: number OF cases certified 10 Supreme
Court on questions OF law, 1, on writs OF
certiorari, 2: number OF cases In which
mandamus refused. 2. Total. g.
Number OF cases argued. decision pend
ing. Y: number OF cases pending for ar
gument. II: number OF petitions for ~.
hearing denied. T.
Number OF volumes OF records and
briefs. bound. Is.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-01

Condition Of the Department, and I'm
provement- Seeded.

. >,.,.1
The following is a statement OF 'he
condition of the City Nater-N ofh7 "'
furnished by superintendent noiii"5.
The Watcr-Worh5 OF the CITY arc "'
fairly good condition. the machinery @t
the new pump-nousc ana steam p"'"P '9
in good order and the former have done
efficient service. The steam pump was
only used for "a few days. 40 expensive
repairs have been made 90 The OLD pump
but they have been kept ln good cohul-
ton These pumps are of old design
and make. and have done many years
work. il would not Doe in the line oi ecoN-
Omy 90 eNpend large sum ln repairs vi
renewals tO these works. nesidt-' Ai'
,yafer-powcr at this station Us variable.
and for a period of nearly three months
this year the pumps were comparatively
idle. and for the want of water only per-
formed about i5 per cent OF their daily
required duty. and nearly our whole sup
ply was furnished boy the ne" pumps or
casionally aided Boy the steam pump !
have never seen the Tow or the river 20
small as it was during me ionB uiy s'"-
son. and nearly lts entire volume was
taken into the canal above bo~hef oal'.
The low water in the river lui'''i.'l
The opportunity of making ndrh-'-'
repairs TO inc h"il'
dam which were in precarious cohdl-
ton. and hy their failure hanie al "uS
time 10 cut on our watcr-power TO inc
new pumps and entail heavy expense
upon the city. These walls have been
carefully fixed and made secure. Each
succeeding year proves tho more clearly
the necessity of Improvement or auNil'o
to our watcr-works. 10 mas leaene"
point whore wc must either t'Ne ..,l-
stop the waste on add io lhe pDinfs "''
mains 10 order TO secure sI'"'e.
sure This important matter Wa9 r,
fully investigated ana siu'ie4 nS ',,, .
mission appointed ~ inc jo''' ,,,' 49,.
tees OF Water ana b nance
bers of that commission 49, ,rs'
r. ID. Myers X. d.. ,.....,..,..
Dott heuheh HN''i e'.rt,. .t,,.fia,
and @. u. bollini' VINO e'I.'1,'5 w.
the whole subject anu 7,'''''. -.
ports oil rccohli'' ''' .'i'. A. th.
ments. thert i'p'' "i .D,ot,,,
hands of the joint comm. i'',' a"
Finance, and it rs, to Dee hoi'' Una.
recommendation VIII soon DE mau' u, .,, wv,
city Council ana prompt a..'ol' Inn,
u} tudi "NNt. i"' -. ..i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-01

Number of Unforiunates Who Met Death
by Unnatural Causes.

The following shows the work Of the
city Coroner from Janua I, 1926. 10
December y, 1855.
The whole number OF examinations
made was 1872. of these were OF toetuses,
which are excluded from the following
summary.
White Males. %. females. b. Colored
Males. Co.,. females, Sc in addition there
was colorcd of Understandable sex.
The bodies of As castaway newborn
infants were found. ali c0lOred except D.
the color of which was indeterminaole
In addition, the cases OF 81 children OF
unmarried parents We're investigated
white and 90 colored
The age of persons examined ranged
from 10 g0 years. The apparent causes
of death were as follows. Accidental
drowning. $. suicide. (hy opium prepare
Hous. 4. throat-cutting ., shooting ~,
nfanucide. (an c0lored), homicide q
,by shooting. @. hy blow, d. effects oil
"a fall. g. accidental shooting. q expo
sion of % soda-water tank. ]; explosion
of Gasoline. j. killing hy electric cars l.
killing by steam cars, j. klilhs ny liulil-
mating gas. ]. accidental poisoning 10y
whisky. l. injuries from "a falling boiler
1. accidental fracture or skull. J.. injuries
from au unmanageabie horse. j. expo
sure IN coai-car, making go cases oil
death from nou-natural causes.
There were 900 cases of death attributed
10 disease. the nature of which ln 80
cases could not be accurately ascertained.
Fifty-seven cases of stiii-birth We're M
vestigated. Eight inqucsts were held
on white persons and . ON coiored per-
sons. Forty-nve post norton eXamina-
lions We're made. Nineiy-one persons
were buried at the expense Of the city
white and 50 colored. The Incidental
expenses incurred amounted to $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-01

appropriation to streets was delayed tli
the end OF the year. the Work contein-
plated could not be executed. hence very
little general work was done during the
year beyond finishing the work carried
over from last years appropriation, ana
a limited amount Of repairs.
A limited number OF sidewalks nave
been put down as lar as lhe appropria-
tions would permit.
some of the buiiness ard many resi-
Dental streets have hccn greatly inn
proved hy the property owners paving
with rran0lithic the sidewalks in front
Of their property
Asphalt block paving vas put down
during the year I'm front and on side ot
the Jefferson Hotel. adding much 10
the comfort and appearance or THESE
streets By the enterprise ana pubic
spirit OF the jefferson Hotel Company.
this work was paid FOR Jointly by the city
md DE Hotel Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-01

Below is a statement OF the business
transacted i'm She Chancery Court or
Richmond during the year just closed:
Hon. James c. Lamb. Judge. Charles
W. Goddin. clerk: Charles .. Saville and
James r. PoindeXter, deputy clerks. Jesse
q Hicks. recording clerk; John r
Hughes. Sheriff Fleming Meredith, depu-
~ sheriff. Number of causes commenced.
az. causes pending. l.4S,. interlocutory
DEGREES. S2d. final DEGREES, Z32; probate or
ders. SIS. wills. iOl deeds. $3.50. number
OF nANs In session. 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-01
rgcnmoyD PoLICE FORcE.
Number of Men in service. and what They
bid During the Year.

Below viii DE found statement Of the
no,,ce force Of Richmond for the year
1870.
Ihe police force is appointed by ana Is
under the control of the Board Oh 70
Iico Commi ssioners, consisting OF the
rIo, II N TAYLOR Mayor and Ifesi-
dent Ex-Ofici0. and J. y. Welsh, OF Mar
shall Ward: G.. G. Figg, Of jefferson
ward. Chas O. Bosher. Of Madison
Ward. JOS - Laube. OF Monroe warn
r. Jacob. OF clay Ward, Daniel Vein
brum. Of Jackson Ward
r.. b White. clerk OF the Board.
ne police consists of one hundred
G0W officers and men distributed as fol-
lows;
Police Headquarters room l., city Han
Mai b r.. Howard. Chief of Police; Ser
eeant j. f. Shnberger, Clerk; Sergeant
A N Tomlinson. Chief OF Secret Service,
with Privates Jno. r. Hall, and {. A.
Gibson. l.. 5. Robins. Special Duty.
First Police Station, Old Market, Cap
tain W L. Thomas. Sergeants W. B.
Whitiock. Jas H. Jeter. q. w Matthews
and Jones A. Otey.
Patrolmen, twenty-five men.
second Police Station. Sixth and Mar
shall streets. Captain Jas. B. Angle Ser
geants X. r. Seal, J. \. Cosby. and T.. j.
BIOOhc,
Patrolmen, twenty-five men.
Third POlice station, Brooke avenue
and Marshall street. Captain, Il. =.
Hnice. Sergeants. A. X. Cousins, G.. ".
Epps. and W j. Orange.
Patrolmen. twenty-six men.
officer at Police Court. Sergeant r.
y Thomas.
Four men are detailed for sanitary
duty. and ali under the control OF the
Board OF Health.
Changes IN the force during the year:
died. three. Mai. Jno. Poe, Jr.. CHEZ. j.
y. Peasants. Captain, and Private J. ).
Talmau Appointed. three.
Arrests made-white. 2.2l2 coi0red. g..
2s2. misdemeamor. $3.50: felony. 60i total,
3 i6i
Number OF ordinance violations reported
. 7eg: number OF lire alarms, I4S. number
OF dodgers, 2,JJ5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-01
oRaiNAND corroN EnoHANGE.
The Amount of Grain Handled During the
Near 1909.

Tho Richmond Grain and Cotton EN-
change. which has It's rooms IN the CO.
iuufbia building. was incorporated June
IA 1867 Sales are held every day from
II A. n. to l2.3J =. M. Tho officers for
The wear ending June so. 1886, are: Pres
i3ent. Thomas T.. Moore, First Nlcc-Prcs-
3ent Norren Kyilnd. Second Vice
pr.ndcnt. ~ W. Wood. Secretary and
Treasurer. Captain B. A. Jacob Grain
Insnoctor. r.. King Board OF Directors,
John Addison. G. y. Antrim, 4. H..
Deane. Il. H. Tuett. j. +. jacob, ". r.
Johnston. Geo. r. King, Leopold Levy
VI. NJ. Lewis, c. ii. Simpson, \. X. Saw
age. c. l.. Todd. A. r.. Nenable Jr; Jo-
seph Wallcrsiein. and c. w. Wingileid
Receipts FOR the year ending Dec. 81,
ISgS we're. Wheat. 1,54i.l00 bushels. corn,
CO .2l2 bushels. oats, Gs6,sl2 bushels rye,
li4gs bushels. Total. 2,s2l152 bushels
Flour. 1850 barrels
RICHMOND = TODUCE EXCHANGE.
The Richmond Produce Exchange.
chartered june -, 1898. meets every Tues
cav afternoon In the rooms OF the grain
and Cotton Exchange The officers for
the year ending April 30. 1898. are: r. H.
briggs Esd President: C. H. Richards,
First Vice-Pacsident G.. NJ. McMinn, Sec
ond Nice-Prek ident; Captain r. A. Jacob
Secretary and Treasurer, Board of Di-
rectors-W W. Spfatiey. O. -. Howard
-. J. Paxton. VIM. jenkins. Jr. and J.
ID. McInurA 1870.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-01

The Law ana Equity court was createo
bv act OF Legislature approved FEBRUARY
j. 1894: ,.. 90,
The first session was held March T.
1904 A report was made In The Times
oil the amount OF business done during
the year 1904.
The business transacted I'm thls court
ein[a January I. 800. 10 December IS,
1913 vas.
common law suits entered. 80. chan
Gerry law Suits entered, lnf. Total, fi9.
judgments rendered. 23o, DEGREES entered
neceuber Docket llG common law
cases. l1g chancery cases.
q.hare were only three hung jurie5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-01

December is 1895. closed che first twelve
months oil the active lie ot ine h'r9
lor lncurabies During Use year. tle
mousse ON ROSS street. 1910. winch '"n
only accommodate eight patients, mas
sheltered ten inmates OF tAia huli"ei
TWO have died-One, a. woman, suffering
from cancer the Oether gentleman, bi-
elournoy, of Brunswick county, iron
paralysts. one patient from distant
county. was found 10 be not a suitable
case Tor the Home. and returned TO ms
trends one patient. uoAidei, was
taken home after three months.
Al present. six patients are cared for al
the HOme-two women. three men, ana
one child.
According TO counties, the patients
have been sent from HeurlcO or Rich
rnond. five. Greene county, one; Bruins
wick county. one. Caroline county one.
while applications have been made ana
accepte,>lor patients from Highland, Al
bemarie. Amherst. Charlotte, Prince fH-
ward. and other counties.
IL IS 10 be- expected thar henricO
county and Richmond VIII send the most
Of the first patients. and up 20 the pres
ent time the entire support mas come
from the generous Richmond public. ~
win take some time for the citizens Of the
distant counties 20 learn that Home
Tor their ircurable poor is open "a them.
AS "a State institution. caring for the
moor from an parts OF che State With
out restriction, IL is expected that a
small appropriation Will be- made by tho
present LEGISLATURE FOR the support OF
those outside OF Richmond. The recent
bazaar Melted $4,000. which belongs 20
the building fund. aud cannot be used for
the current expenses, which are neces-
sarily very heavy.
Although the number Of patients Is
not large. IL must be remembered thar
they are deeply afflicted. and helpless. re-
curing constant care, night and day.
II IS the constant prayer OF those inter
ested thar tho hearts Of the prosperous
ones Of the State VIII be opened 10 the
necessities OF this institution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-01

Judges James Keith. president; John
". RELY. Richard H. cardweli. John A.
Buchanan. and George NJ. Harrison.
Clerk George X. Taylor.
Reporter--Jsr'in 7. Bnrks.
crier and Observation-Disclosures ". Tur-
Ier.
Tipsisil Robert d. Ward.
Number OF cases commenced ~ NUM-
Der of cases pending. as; number Of
cases finally disposed OF. le5; number 81
cases removed to other places OF session.
5: number OF cases removed from other
places OF session. I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-01

The following business was transacted
in Inc Circuit Court of the city OF Rich
mond during the yea.
Actions az law. commenced, -s9; pend
ing. 2iS. decided. 3lb.
Suits in equity, number commenced, D.
pending IS. interlocut0ry DEGREES, la,
number final DEGREES J.
prosecutions number commenced, -,
number pending /. decided. 'H
DAYS iu session l13.
Judge. Hon. B. Il. Wexford, Jr.;
Clerk. 3. NJ. Rowelle' Sheriff, John T.
Hughes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-01

The following Is a list OF the Justices
az lhe Peace ia the city.
Marshall Ward-JnO. ". GoOde, T.. G.
Pierce. j. +. Sharp.
jefferson Ward. a. T.. Montgomery q.
w Schleser ;. l.. Wood.
Madison Ward-W T.. Jones, Herman
Nolte. JrO. Il. West
Monroe Ward-D. s Gates. W. A.
Graves. "A 49, Grubbs.
Clay Ward-B. \. Jacobs. J. r. Lewis.
&. ". Ty er.
Jackson Ward-Thos. ;. Hucless. c. T.
Valentine, II. ~ Christian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-01

Thor Area, improvements, and Present
Condition.

Condition.
The city has The following parks and
squares ....,
ChimborazO Park. about $50 acres. Jel-
ferson Park, about d.3 acres Gamble 5
Hill Park about So acres hiNtfHiuc
Park lend OF Belvluere. Pine Laurel
and Cherry Streets. about "a acres. Mar
shall Square. about acres. monroe
Square, about 70 acres. terfaced roadway
between Franklin and Grace, wentt-
first and iwenty-third streets, about :
acres
In addition 10 the above. there are iQur
triangular plata. enclosed win fence
and hedge and IN grass, as follows
cary and Beech streets Grove avenue
and Beech street Floyd avenue anu Mol-
MS street. Broad and Adams streets.
The city has az New Reservoir Park
a tract set apart as a nursery, where
Young trees and seedlings nave Neen
rlantod. and from which all the trees
for parks and streets VIII be supplied
from time 10 time. This nursery was
commenced on very small scaie, ana
now has about GO.OUO trees, IS in charge
of a skilled nurseryman, and VIII De Of
great economy ana convenience 10 the
city In supplying the demands Tor trees
Notwithstanding very small dnNIupIld-
tions have been set aside for TINS nur-
,ery, there Las been a steady increase
in the number OF trees or various varle-
ties ana IN a few years trees can De- iNf-
rished TO supply all OF the city's streets
and parks.
The usual annual repairs made 10 them,
bur no extensive improvements could be
made for want Of sufficient appfopria-
Number Of miles Of streets, about llJ;
miles of streets paved, about u miles OF
sewers, about 81, area OF city, o12 square
n.ins 10 thu fact that tbs annual
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-01

The number OF deaths In the CITY iox
fhe eleven months, lending Novem ~
30, 1895, according TO the report y, VIZ
Board OF Health was. white. osS, cosoI.o.
sl4 This Ii upon basis OF an esum"teu
population OF $500. OF whom o''s" "'s
white and 3s.2,D colored.
Tho number OF deaths for the eleven
months ending November 81. 1871, was
white. 7a5: colored. H7. The decrease
this year was. white. l52; colored' ..
Rate OF mortality per i.o0 Tor e'svs"
months. ending November 9th, wh'te'
II 0S: colored, l726. total. 1871.
Age Nhite 'o'v.s''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-01

Business Transacted During the Year.
Marriage Licenses.

The work done in the Hastings Court
of the city of Richmond during the year
Is given below:
Judge, Hon Samuel y. Witt. Clerk,
William j. Layton, Deputy Clerk. Wal
ter Christian. Assistant, +. Lnwton
Crutchheld Attorney for the Common
wealth, II. NJ Smith. Jr.. Sergeant, Chas
II. Epps Deputy Sergeants. y. S. Fer
neyhough. w. d. Wcisiger. II. w. GIL,
and William II. G. Ralston. Clerk and
Deputy Sergeant ~ city Jail, N. Clai-
borne Epps Physician 10 city Jail VIII
liam s. Gordon; Tipstaif OF Court Charles
L. Jones.
This Court disposed OF 6a6 criminal
cases during the year 1895. also 200 ciyii
eases such as cases removed from the
Police Justices Court. appeals from
s-de igarnishee summ@ses, forfeited
forthcoming bonds, uniawfui> detanpcfs,
&c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-01
THE HINRICO COURTs.
statistics Showing the work of the Year.
Mnrrlagc Iiccn.rs.


Tho following is a statement Of the
business transacted in the icnrico Coun-
y Court during the year:
Judge. D. Ashby Wickham. Clerk, Sam
mel p Waddn. days OF session. l2l NUM-
bor of felony cases disposed Of IS, NUM-
bier of misdomcanor cases disposed OF,
20. number OF lquor-liccuses granted
retail. %. bar-rOom, 5s. total, So. Amount
of tux paid into the treasury hy the
clork for The fiscal year ending the Slst
day or August 1895. on law process. de-
liuQuent lands. fines. and costs, Sl3.0lGe,
capitation and personal property tax,
Nl.l0. total. Sl3.0S1.lg amount of dein-
qucut land tax for county purposes paid
over 20 the county TREASURER S2.63A3.
deeds recorded during the year. 1865.
which is less boy lM than the number re-
corded The preceding year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-01
AssEsswDN4S IND rivArIoN.


The following statement contains the
assessed value OF an the real estate and
personal property I'm the city. the taxes
thereon and the number Of polls for the
year 1896 Rate of tax. 50 on the 500;
polls al 80 cents each included.