The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-04
HEALTH D0ARD'SREPORT
w0BK or DIR. LAURENCE MORAN
THE PRESIDENT.
The Street Committee -Deaih Of Mr..
Sarah n. Hoiland-A SILVER Tea
Squire Jones Court
MsYtrTsTrR ItnzAu l,IcIIMoyp TINES.
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president. submitted the following az Ms
report for the year ending December 81
1891
Whole number OF deaths. l53: white.
100 colorCd. IS
sex-Malo. 40 white and Il colored' fe-
male. 81 white and 81 colorcd. Io.ai. lVJ
shi,e and Is cciored.
Coma lion-S.ng. e. SO white and az col
orto; marr.eu. Il white and u colored,
wIoOwtIs 3 wh.,e anu co-Vieu; w.eo~s,
white anu - COsolUd. IOsAl, lVV Nhltc
ana IS COlortd.
~ WLom Certihed-By regular ply
sic.an. % While anu 40 coloreu. Coroner.
- Nm.e an0 II coiOrec. BOard OF Health,
/ white and colored. Io,al, 100 white
and 73 coioTs d.
Nat vity-Manciester. Va, Is white and
81 COioTcd: other parts Of United STATES.
% white and 80 co.orod Scotland.
white. Ireland. ! white. Total lJO WHITE
and T3 color ca.
LocSlity-First ward. 81 white and Z
colored Second ward. % while and 4
c0lor,d Third ward 10 white and ~ col
ortd: Fourth ward. 40 white ana q col
ored almsf ouse. ] While and q coioreo
To-al ItO white and ~ colored.
AcCs--One Cay 10 thirty. 3 white and q
colored: one month 10 six. IL white ana
S colorCd: six months to twelve. II
white and 7 coiorcd: o-e year 10 three. y
VIII ana II coiorFos thlte dES 70 NV
white and colorCd. rye years TO ten.
Z white and I co'orcd ten years to TWEEN
" white nd g color'd. tw nv years 10
thirty, 3 white and colored: thirty years
10 forty white ani 3 cOiOred: forty
vears 10 fftv 6 white and 4 co'ored
hgfv wears 20 SIXTY. white ara col
ored. sir'y years ~ seventy. u whife and
& eoiCred. seventy nrs 10 e'eh'N.
wri.a pa 2 co'ored: eighty wears 70 "ine-
~ I wf'fe ard co'nred: n'netv y,ars 10
agIs " /
ana 3 coiortd Total. 100 white and %
ssr--~s
Rate OF morality of whole population.
4 - rtsn ARM
Fs'e ~ roo-'all'v NJ white population
u & ner ] nm ne- onn~n
rate ~ -~or'ei'v ~ cNlored population.
Il OK y,e- ~ r~- nnn~-o
N~nnhA~ 81 tren~i' nn~n,its issued. 81
The above calculations arc based on
noori or 1900: whites 5000 col
ored. sc1O
THE STREET COMMITTEE.
The Street Committee met yesterday
afternoon al s o'clock In room y. Leader
Building. Those present were Messls. VI.
A. Campbell ia the chair and "; s.
Bradley. ". 7. Hart and Matthew Nor
ton. Captain Llpscomb. the City Engi-
neer. was al his post as secretary.
There was a great deal Of routine bus
mess transacted. after which the city
Engineer presented his report. which was
received and referred 10 the City Council
The amount Of money expended by TINS
branch of the city government Tor the
past year was $3.50.
DEATH OF MRS. HOLLAND.
Mrs. Sarah II. Holland died at her late
residence on Holland Hill. Wednesday
night at 10 O'Clock. She was IN the sew
enty-fourth year Of her age.
Mrs. no lana had Decn only quite III
since last Friday She was the widow OF
the tate Mr.. Henry Holland. who for
many years was engaged In the tobacco
business IN Richmond.
She leaves two daughters, Miss Elfreda.
Holland. and Mrs. Sallie chalk ey, or
Richmond and two sons, Mr.. Henry Hol-
lend and Mr. c. Linwocd Holland, Of Cal
if0rnia.
The funeral vii take place from the
Meade Memorial church this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock.
duct the services. assisted by the Rev.
w r. Haight. pastor Of Clopton street
BAPTIST church. The interment will be
made in the family section in Hollywood
cemetery.
ans Lan-bcarers will be Judge g. A.
VanrocK Jrd james NJ CT CORY AMI
Msssrs. B. b. Weisiger. George z. Cary
T. L. Vaden. Andrew T. Sneliings, d. j.
MeisigeI. and John 9. sneson.
SQUIRE JONES COURT,
Squire Jones OF Swa sbOro. held ses-
SIGN OF tis court vest I'd afternoon. A.
/. Camrbell was arrested by Constable
George D. Cole for an assault upon his
son. The case was called. and. at TIE
TiaSes! OF the R50c t ~ 1t vas con-
THE SILVER TEA.
There was guile large gathering at
the es cence Of COlor III =. O. Evans. on
west y nth street. last nieh ut. the occa-
son le.,ng a silver tea given by Mrs.
10 school. on Fourteenth ard Perry
streets. a well-arra ged musical pro-
gIamme was rendered and all present
he'd most enjoyable time.
The refreshments were IN abundance
and heartily Appreciated The hostess
wes Sc s'ed by her daueht6Is.
The tackey party at tie Grav's Arm
o-v FOR the ncreft Of the Daughters of
Liberty was well attended. The cos
Luu e. vrr,- ave.
DAVIS CASE POSTPONED.
The Evans-Davis Islander suit. which
has so long teen pending In in the Hust-
inrs Court Of Manchester. was yesterday
CO.. inued until the 22d instant
This case could not he reached until
Saturday. on account Of previous case
go over until Monday. on that day tho
counsel on both sides have had other
cases set for some weeks past
from e Sensational character or this
case 1t has created some interest amono
the public. WHO are anxious TO see what
tho outcome will be.
Miss Evans was formerly In the employ
of Mr. DAYS. She was boOk-keeper for
him at his brick-yard. on Thirteenth q
Iaury streets. Their business co1nec,i'ns
were sever d, and she afterwards alleged
that lie DETAINED her character. She on
tered suit in the Hust'n gs Court, and
placed her damages at $4,000.
Miss Evans is quite young. and is
very p-~'sV .~.s~~ f~9v
DIR. BRONAUGH WORSE.
City Treasurer Joseph w Bronangh re-
ceived a cablegram from Barbados.
West Indies. yesterday morning. stating
that his son. Dr. William n. Bronaugh.
was worsA
DR. Rronaueh went to this place sever
al weeks aeo In quest OF health Tha
voyage did him good and he began TO i'm
prove from the start until he arrived at
that city. and his people and friends had
hopes that he would return home In the
best OF heath. Several days ago his ia
Their received a letter from him and from
the tone he knew the son was falling.
Now the message states he is worse
DR. Rronaufh and Mr. Harry Callaghan
left this city together for Barbados.
Mrs. Sarah H. Holland died al her late
res oencs on Holland Hiu Wednesday
night al io o'clock she was in the
year ot her age.
Mrs Holland hal been only quite III
since las, Friday. She was The widow Of
many years was euTaged In the tobacco
business In Richmond.
She leaves two daughters Miss Elfrcda
Holland and Mrs. Sa lie Chslkley. OF
Richmond and two sons. Mr.. Henry Hol-
land and Mr. c. Linwood Holland. OF Cal
Tie funeral VIII take Mace to-day
at $50 o'clock. Rev Ben Dennis. rector
OF Meade Memorial church. and Rev. Dr..
l.. r. Thornhill pastor OF the Balm