State. Title. TABLE XVIII.-Tabular view of reformatory statistics for 1868-Continued. 6.35 62.98 62.55 5. 10 23. 90 10. 20 29. 50 50. 10 69, 50 65. 70 44. 50 10. 20 30. 00 42. 70 64. 90 23.90 6. 80 47.62 20.15 50.58 16. 70 198.20 28.50 80.30: 15.51 8.43 Services by supt. and clergy from the city. Services by superintendent and occasional assistance of village clergy. 44. 82 Services by officers and friends from Louisville. Clergy from Baltimore hold services. 10.00 20. 69 6.95 28. 69 75. 00 90. 00 80. 00 80.00 5.21 7.82 20. 00 10.00 3.00 3.00 Services by officers and clergy of the vicinity. 17. 43 13. 57 20. 11 27. 34 47. 24 66. 91,59. 00 52. 76,14. 74 30. 75 30. 90 33, 61 23. 93 23. 73 School teacher takes the place of chaplain. Chaplain, who visits school daily and holds re- Officers and friends of institution give all moral TABLE XIX.-Tabular view of State prison statistics for 1868. William Smith. J. L. Hodges.. $50,000 $19,000 208 B. H. 74 34 7 263 333 35 $18,000 $75,000 William Holden William Willard. 100,000 8,000 248 74 3 7 181 14 7,350 21, 128 penditures, includ ing salaries. Total ordinary ex (a) Statistics of these prisons furnished by the prison authorities; of the others, as far as given, they are compiled from the reports. (b) Keeper's salary only; other officers paid by lessee. (c) Exclusive of salaries. (d) Estimated cost when completed. |