The following burial permits were issued by the health officer for the twenty-four hours ended at noon Saturday:
    Aurelia M. Wynkoop, white, ninety-one years, la grippe. Julia A. Carrington, white, eighty-nine years, age and la grippe. Sarah Whittlesey, white, twenty-two years, pericarditis. Lizzie McClelland, white, seventeen years, encopnalitis. Paul Irwin Duffy, white, three months congestion of lungs. Charles W. G. Becker, white, one year, gastroenteritis. Katherine Barrett, white, thirty-five years, valvular lesion of heart. Robert W. Watts, colored, fifty-eight years, pneumonia. Edward Stokes, colored, fifty-six years, paresis. Berry Hanson, colored, forty-six years. Bright's disease. Hattie Hopkins, colored, forty-five years, heart disease. Mary Jane Willis, colored, forty-five years, phthisis pulmonalis. Mary Williams, colored, forty years, cerebro-spinal sclerosis. Maria Brooks, colored, forty years, phthisis pulmonalis. Eliza Briscoe, colored, thirty-one years, pluro-pneumonia. Philip Johnson, colored, twenty-two years, disease of heart. Ida May Gardner, colored, twenty-one years, pyoselpiax. Margaret Riley, colored, one year, capillary bronchitis. East Lynn Walker, colored, one year and three months, pneumonia. Ethel Nelson, colored, five months, pneumonia. Robert Taylor, colored, four months, pneumonia.

Source:

Unknown, "Burial Permits Issued," The Washington Post, Washington, D.C., Monday, 28 December, 1891, p. 3.