IAN srA1,sr,cs-The annual abstract of returns
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JAIL srArIsrIcs-The annual abstract of returns
of keeners of Jails and Houses ol Correction, by
the Secretary OF the Commonwealth, was made 10
The Legislature in printed form on the 9Th. The
whole number OF prisoners IN a!l sueh institutions
was 4.s1e; of whom 752 were confined for debt
$40 were males, and 94O were females. OF these,
e72 were natives OF the State. 35i were coiored
persons, 626 were minors, 1861 were married, 50
were insane 3ll5 were unable to read and write, N
1886 were addicted to in,emrerance, ana sV-
known certainly 10 be natives OF other countries
COO -a-o.;nad IN confinement on the 1st OF Novenn-
her her The average cost of board for each person


The total amount of ex penses in Jails and Houses
oe Corection was s53.747-of which was pad by
labor in Houses OF Correction, el9,oou 90 among
,be crimes for which these persons were imprisoned
there were iptemperanee, 1876; forgery, 9; homl-
eide. II making or passing counterfeit money: 43
perjury 9; and rape 3. Boston w mig