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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

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ROBERT P. PORTER, a CARROLL D. WRIGHT,
Commissioner of Labor in charge.
Appointed October 5, 1893.

Superintendent.
Appointed April 20, 1889; resigned July 31, 1893.

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NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN

COVERING A PERIOD OF

SIX YEARS ENDING MAY 381, 1890.

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LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL OF THE COMMISSIONER OF LABOR IN CHARGE TO THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR ........-...--- “ii
CoMPaRISON OF THE VITAL Statistics oF NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN ..-..-...2-2-2 022-002-2220 eee eee ee eee eens 1-80
APC ieco2s sete saxenucettpedeee os lsoceeohe ce ke swe tes oe vis Mio Rete ee tale wi ee ees Yee es eae cee cadence cesses reisiesesciour 4-13
ROAC6 see o's 5 cies ciate giarets ssaisbineraro S eee ames Mies ee AS ae v gatelegiaih ais lateicseers tela: ae elaoes un eeatenes Pewee cee ee Ye beaten eeeres 13-22
Conjugal Condition cee coc..we sins aa cee eisce’s deknk gaits d seSuise Gis Bae eee eee beceeeSeeey peeteeeudsh wearer Sete 22-30
OCCOPAtODS: 2. 222 ausecatas since heute weedien see ceeeeesd catecemseue te ae ames seeRearene Skee Sheers veGpe s<igeas t Sueiyeiteuls cae ease 31, 32
Causes: Of déathi: 2222 ec catesas ss adeene aces te leceeece le dese foes Lp eas RCo er tan oetted iar athe eh eet ts ie te 32-37
CONST NOLO IN asanssssesa7sp ate apcicveciciasa (ace a Sistas b dislenstevaudeowesd Sasle eaysha ein simile Ste A aaieioeuaa antes Hew seeded Ved ae etesyadciperewetscicisiss a eeisuiee aes wcee 37, 38
Pneumonia... ccc ee vies ceter senses a fig ediowe soaks theaters tee oee nes Shaerden ei esgenetsccseedanemes deeeeuee dete lesnadeeees 38, 39:
DiarPheal: diseases 45. lajac acc et ws wee Spcpes he one le Nate ode ores tte ad Neel, ld ath eat Pepe ate yc there ch tc Sed pac ciate 39, 40:
Diseases‘of thenervous system v< - .iicecisicecs vei anit sae sn eeeeisie ee Bare Mamie orev a RSE SER, Hee S Eble Sens eee bie cis Aone sie eiearelenig Sede 40, 41
Diphtheria.and Croup. cegeetesn nes seqmee saecemwanaes ar eeemars ha ePe en ae Semaese eeeeeeeene nieeeemanes ceeeeee
Diseases of the urinary organs
Heart disease and dropsy ...--.--------- FoeicaeeeSopeage ee ites re ee nec yeaa tt Sed Ital tried He eke tet a, cae Ree N aly
Cancer and tumor vecnns csoeic enc uos ee dea Soe Yecemls See Ree mREee e Meader as oeemRESeEY 5 ekSeoedee eeR mE ReEEeN 5 exeerenieskeeess
Disease of theslivers sles seve vs egieanklos exe veenisiess vas aesieeeig a. csate dishes nee ee aia chende-raiy plalallacerets Slengralegangcaratetnrs atk Cstuiages dra srareidiaiansie
Malatiall 16Ver gajic ct conecin used s Shc aateale os nn caaebose spe eames ot Cee ada era Reed aR a eRey skeen cardia skwasaneue sameeeisens
Py phoidfever :cascc200 cxacmcias cee gepmesss seed dns see GeE eS Sel Hee quebaee G Helwan Se de Seems oS ed celts Ge bre eciar ewes omelets
Childbirth and puerperal diseases........_--. ---- 2-22 eee ee nee eee ce eee ee eee ee eee cee ee eens 48, 49
Stillbirths.....----.---- 2-2-2 - ee ee eee ene eee ee ne ne ee ee eee en enn eee been ee nee e ee cece en ceeee 49, 50
Suieid Geet teeta ate eaniee tala Sea ys Teal late Ae ger ed! cea Neh Arai ehh Gee i ttn A haa ato td et neath teehee ant tale 50
Other.accidents andi RD TRIOS saa eased yuna ho Meelh ines 3 Ro se erse eee cee tie SRW aE Gee e ee Gee eeee dee eae emcees 51-53
Sanitary districts 54-69
Albitude sec. sac: cse2as seeeey ees 70-80
VITAL STATISTICS. OF NEW YORI (GIT Y:. 202c02:28 scree es penis Hane eeees areas Tomas Ede eee Eda SSE Re oO easels 81-164
VITAL STATISTICS OF BROOKLYN 2 2cc.ccccganu caee pemetine = od ediewede tin beeen 4 tists esunsitis es: Stic eee sigs Seine eens fds diedere siecle Femreicie« 165-228
GENERAL TABLES:
Population June 1, 1890, by wards and sanitary districts, with distinction of color, nativity, parental nativity, and certain
age periods:
NGM VOD i. 8 cicieeciagtelateesisrsvtietd sles, dealtaisinks Hare nicins gee eRQSaass seams Se Rees Hie eames Re EREE ate wemeaE 230-233
Brooklyn: s2cc20s coe seemscones Gide cose sxetaae sen a6 eve cues cs ents eee oe ond Hiss sen Se Sew ee Me ctise Pe se earn sisi See MiakeNe 238-241
Population June 1, 1890, by wards and sanitary districts, with distinction of birthplaces of mothers and certain age periods:
New YOuk ....eccccc cee eseees st eeesens 2 ceedemings exe eames ve eadisiele s c's Sicileeiste ete late uclztsleneie s cle bisistele siete sede ig atest 234-237
Brooklyn cosc05 seeseecs posse ee dscies eee dade 's selec sidisicin es: semeieies sae Seeisie sesamiae ee ESR Rene RGR S sa ea ea eRe ge RES 242-245
Deaths from certain specified causes in each ward and sanitary district during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890:
New York 246, 247
Brooklyn ..... 22. 22-2 sce cece cee cece teens cree none eee en eb eens red ete nes cane ae cote eet enaes meee ne ceenns cena eeuee 248, 249
Average annual death rates due to certain specified causes per 100,000 of mean population in each ward and sanitary
district during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890: 5
New York 250, 251
Brookkliy mesos cscis coenst ne sewe suas: soe eae bos neeaecisee seen ese eae Swe reeeeeEe s 252, 253
Deaths in each ward and sanitary district during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890, at certain ages and from certain causes,
with distinction of color, sex, nativity, parental nativity, aud birthplaces of mothers:
New York 254-345
Brooklyiis cise cccsanciics ioe vea tears 346-423
Deaths from each specified disease and class of diseases during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890, with distinction of age and
sex:
New York 2:25 scedsb wus sxsleremenas oo Hebe 5S oo Saale gis babi) tee RA Scicaise Dh ee eee Hee SeeewEN eee Nes eee ea sees 424-497
Brooll yine jw aiss ose cess eee sh gai seg ocean ck okey ocean Seek eee Mone ea este te nee eer Selgs teens SSE ee Te tee 428-431
Deaths among the white population from each specified disease and class of diseases during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890,
with distinction of age and sex:
NEW VOrke s25cc0-cecuss seg seeees ke seetames cess veecinces veeege ye ye oe Meeaee Seg dis: ote phi Soeaen ae owes Lee Ree ees 432-435
Brooklyn...... 22. 2-22-2222 222s eee eee eee cee eee eee eee nen ct ee eens cen te tee cere eee eee eee eee 436-439
Deaths among the colored population from each specified disease and class of diseases during the 6 years ending May 31, 18-0,
with distinction of age and sex:
New York 2. cccuccacasd ceceae somes tus ee nhs a keke WEEE Ee CF RR ES Be Ge Re eee Reed ou eee eerene See R wee Reem eee ee 440-443
Brooklyn ...-..-------02-2 2 eee ee ee cee ee ee ene nent eee teen crete teenie cent ee seen teens ners eee eee 444-447
Deaths during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890, among the population having mothers born in the United States, from each
specified disease and class of disvases, with distinction of age and sex:
Nee VOC cos cccc coudas peakucbuwresy 4rebadeds bud Mimear ds Pees een es Scaw ae RE b FRD CERES EERE Oe eS ee REEL Pee e ee DRS Oss oes 448-451
Brooklyn .... 0.22.22 22 0. cece cee ee cee eee eet nee cece ee cee teen cee tees nett tee tenet recess teres 452-455
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GENERAL TABLFES—Continued. Page.
Deaths during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890, among the population having mothers born in Ireland, from each specitied
disease and class of diseases, with distinction of age and sex:
Neu MORE ech co co ons acm rere cae fe nae Is ens none per hl nape darn nc. a opctays stele STE Gta a ants ce Cienesie ai SGU SPE EGE Mis Sisnena ee eS 456-459
Brook y niece cuchescten elec ops ad Sereeree Se Mone Aes eet marae cieele elec ee am eeeenns Geenomisines HWS SUSE SSeas wee Glee ely 460463
Deaths during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890, among the population having mothers born in Germany, from each specified

disease and class of diseases, with distinction of age and sex:
New YOtK oo. s.c.5 sc ccisecass ssc sreseicueitiese cee sic eacbinie sieeisitiereseiew oie ier ee nieis one SGRESIES Gees see ERE RRGITEes cH ee Lene Rees eee eeee 464-467

Brood] Sites tees css se ccc hey sjaini cies sides arcyaia Cas dialesauans idle cues RESETS RSE eee ds S oeomede acetates te teenie peewee Se 468-471

Deaths during the 6 years ending May 31,1890, among the population having mothers born in Russia and Poland, from each
specified disease and class of diseases, with distinction of age and sex:
INGE YOR es sect ce cece tae, seta reiahs see lsc sigiow dal oie eee ed Ak eaveiee bday are 2a S RRR 3 Ve eee peeks 472-475
BrOO KYM a.s< cenasqeeas aoseeees an eats Cauca seess sess meesscaudeas dace doa Ee SERB 2 4 Meee EE is geetegine ocak Geils 476-479
Deaths during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890, among the population having mothers born in Italy, from each specified
disease and class of diseases, with distinction of age and sex:
ING NO VIO ele ors yes gear lS a ans pe ae ties wa Lip dt a atatan eo taee anna Ban Des erates tye eb Sie eeaLT Re DAae Se Misia 480-483
BEOO IE yt as rosterc ac Goines oeexaksnercieieticiecisietss aeedledioe = se Seas vane ASel ae beenba ed de aaleeieee See aie aeE A LES oe a meee 484-487
Deaths during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890, from each specified discase and class of diseases, with distinction of color
and birthplaces of mothers:
New Vorkccsues snweuicesaus dx gece n Ged eamrens ccauieeted oe seeemeies seaman ielsls siecioceehocieeee eles Hot cede el cee edomeaee 488-491
Brook lyases: sis eisesare ae c doen vedas de veeee y cab baulers'e pe tenceais skeen reesei Pe seeennee senidibtes Bead eee cemae 492-495
Average annual death rates per 100,000 uf mean population during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890, for each specified
cause and class of causes, with distinction of color and birthplaces of mothers:
DY TOE wire cicenccas nou keen bbe ceam aaecbke Ge smandohad s 4 owe Maen ed NORESE OEE Vee eee ERs Kok ERpetdus see ed eewes 496, 497
Brooklyn veeses ses x sxanents Seeecn ce sebeesetes see es D edietake wee ge aiocaigipis iste weisiae eines sc aiciceeiosisaes saisnenie aeanemeas 498, 499
Average annual death rates per 100,000 of mean population under 15 years of age during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890,
for each specified cause and class of causes, with distinction of birthplaces of mothers:
New York : 500, 501
Broolklyiis+ceccuociees sec eeaas sees sae oaes nebacse 5 see eeee eee Over gets selerais dts ePaiddiahe ates SH elooalestele ene cserceies 502, 503
Deaths by mouths during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890, from certain specified diseases and classes of diseases, with
distinction of certain groups of ages:
INOW VODK wis ance nto Giedatew spade secwece tear auwals Cdeteted Sadat dias csc ee sd ee ee EGe Se ee ees Case aes eee dees 504-507
Brook ly co s-ii0fs eccewinss secede gees yeekases sees cute see eeeeees semen ek keweeaek wesaue ee re eee s oer Sede Sees pees 508-511
Deaths during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890, from certain causes and classes of causes, by conjugal condition and sex,
with distinction of color, nativ Sy parental nativity, certain ages, and birthplaces of mothers:
INGW? VOLE Lilaanea. cowie cnsunacieasd aod Sememibas ap crama inet mamta Uauciand Beeson Deion ae Coke te Rete mame e~ Sciam 512-515
BroO kd Vit 022.5: esc sekcaeen eect seed cee nigeh dee oSicuis etd Game eee as SSRERAE S sees s a weeeeee ss tee eeeet <eeesent 516-519
Deaths during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890. occurring amonyz males engaged in certain selected occapations and classes
of occupations, with distinction of color, nativity, and parental nativity, with specificatioa of certain causes of

 

death:
New VOri....ccaess se ssens ea A ibvn i tA RRU EIR OES REE RAs RENE S PRE WERS YR ERS Seo eee WO ERR EE eee eos Wee eee 520-527
Brovkl files ex cxccidns 2 exiccbeees eeewaneee oseslose patil ele Pe bina vaa del cbnkat i chesa tare ay 2 a ee eectegel Rio Sa WA ALG EE UA ety oi inet aA 520-527

Deaths during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890, occurring among females cngaged in the specified occupations, with
distinction of color, nativity, and parental nativity, w ith specification of certain causes of death:
NGM VOD c2.02 adsense ed adedaans cde Hehe Hd demeucci Sadan sire a Sananses eis aie noah asia ie sade oe ere ee ceeheae SATE seek 528, 529
Brooklyit.2 sssece mess sees os eeiecieetes detammaesems cows ceweseees nealvesldae 6 eckences seeemsagres wi MORES ve oe eekebale ese 528, 529
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

 

MAPS.

Ci1y or NEw York: Page.
Relative death rates of the total population in different districts during the 6 years ending June 1, 1890................--. 164
Relative death rates of the total population under 5 years of age in different districts during the 6 years ending June 1,

LOO sty afar embeieene awulns datas es aula oc wie fleas Se ias Nasewe lace a Ris tae adie cieel Sao damees AG ootaeneneeese 164
Average annual death rates due to consumption in different districts during the 6 years ending June 1, 1890.......-... 2... 164
Average annual death rates due to pneumonia in different districts during the 6 years ending June 1, 1890...........-..... 164
Average annual death rates due to diarrheal diseases in different districts during the 6 years ending June 1, 1890 .......... 164
Average annual death rates due to diphtheria and croup in different districts during the 6 years ending June 1, 1890....... 164

City or BROOKLYN:

Relative death rates of the total population in different districts during the 6 years ending June 1, 1890-.-.............2.. 228
Relative death rates of the total population under'5 years of age in different districts during the 6 years ending June 1,

SO et Sta seare ects cheh. tape pe ah rata lpe Ee eget mt elena ogee ajar Sata ats fa eae ate lange Stare eee ae tat cffeed te mesa ee aoe eat 228
Average annual death rates due to consumption in different districts during the 6 years ending June 1, 1890 ............... 228
Average annual death rates due to pneumonia in different districts during the 6 years ending June 1, 1890 --........-.. 2... 228
Average annual death rates due to diarrheal diseases in different districts during the 6 years ending June 1, 1890 __........ 228
Average annual death rates due to diphtheria and croup in different districts during the 6 years ending June 1, 1890 ...... 228

Outline map of Manhattaw Island... ..02c20 2 caee02 aces coe et eccee sack cn peels ad denis oe eaeleca cn on sasecis He eeuse ues sous den¥iees cus Pocket.

Outline iiap OF Brook yNiacasds. cedecacs cesamee ss nacuas ¢loceh acu anananies Seeeamende lo ceasincemaeeieall gece: aguas eacdcas tales Pocket.

DIAGRAMS.

Comparative death rates per 1,000 of population in New York and Brooklyn for thse years 1875 to 1890 ...-... 22.22. ..---------- 4

Comparative death rates of children under 1 year of age per 1,000 of population of corresponding age in New York and Brooklyn
forthe years: 1880161890 ae cadc cited ocaiaelane a Gal ne Gea ines Sewica noes aidiaisieunelem on rinde 2a Ae vdehawislae sa DRIES S Ste ROME eeaammeeme 9

Comparative death rates of children under 5 years of age per 1,000 of population of corresponding ages in New York and
Brooklyn forthe years 1880 to: 1890) ccnsoa<senceccieeavednarces ceeaceed ecu nemo ee wheelies a ceeecisees cieeweae wep tenees eee eS 10

Average annual death rates per 1,000 of population under 15 years of age in New York and Brooklyn, with distinction of
birthplaces of mothers, duriug the 6 years ending May 31, 1890......-..-----.- 2-2-2 22 ce ee cn ce ee eee ee eee 16

Average annual death rates per 1,000 of population 15 years of age and over in New York and Brooklyn, with distinetion of
birthplaces of mothers, during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890 .......-.-..222.--- 2-2 ee eee ee eee eee eee eee eee 17

Average annual death rates per 10,000 of population, by months, in New York and Brooklyn, for the total population and for
ehildtén: tinder 5 Years Of 096 yacci222.- sce ese secexes des Seek Sesaand ese ae eects ea ceane a eR Nea Sea e las sen ecie sides sete a 26

Proportion of deaths due to diphtheria per 1,000 deaths from all causes, by months, in New York, for 6 years ending May 31,

MBO ec 5 cick ace se ereers tae Ae gm Lee ene arama iaele Soaikaed ya, aay naan ee ataeS ai Seman S Smee aie ae eee aon hea we eae ast hoes 28

Proportion of deaths due to diphtheria per 1,000 deaths from all causes, by months, in Brooklyn, for 6 years ending May 31,

NB ica neu ce batsas cea ages wala cage’ Sik Geel a esis 1-9 in are araldaan alee cena le sina aaa 2 eae Mana ala ie wins Renda wares peaks wa lgie ue mckue Ae: eae ew 28

Proportion of deaths dne to diarrheal diseases per 1,000 deaths from all causes, by months, in New York, for 6 years ending
May SL VO OO ses, ie wdc eueneanraier eee Sscueints ewe od Recreate a Siete aeeaac aiiesy sree Same GIOY wen he ease Sees wataae eee table Ce ee Speers slate S 29

Proportion of deaths due to diarrhea] diseases per 1,000 deaths from all causes, by mouths, in Brooklyn, for 6 years ending May
Bj 1890 enc ovis veaeins vs eevee eden 2 xadiee wie ae SRE ASAE d eit ae ee reeiei she aictee gis dhl coleceeid de oa stelle hock sited eee la nie etary sega 29

Proportion of deaths due to typhoid fever per 1,000 deaths from all causes, by months, in New York, for 6 y2ars ending May 31,

W800 eescicaoe pemtirneewisleins awtidsicwle ceiedialelen sleet LO gucasecnaGuh CateattaatddeeI SGM een oo eck es oes eeee es ae eeeuoee es 30

Proportion of deaths due to typhoid fever per 1,000 deaths from all canses, by months, in Brooklyn, for 6 years ending May 31,

V890deccncseies cee bbancd: tceeaculs nies id agqa een vlghened LeWe@ewe Te nayees £4 vaeeest teak eeeTaes ceeeus oop eeekede toes heres eee 30

Number and proportion of deaths from different canses in New York during the 6 years ending May Bj, 1890) sec c.ccew eco nachna 36

Number ard proportion of deaths from diftereut causes in Brooklyn during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890..........--....-.-- 37
LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
CENSUS OFFICE,
SIR: WASHINGTON, D. C., March 28, 1894.

I have the honor to transmit the following special report upon the Vital Statistics of New York city and
Brooklyn, N. Y., by Dr. John 8. Billings, United States army, expert special agent of the Census Office. The —
statistics and illustrations presented have been prepared by Mr. William A. King, chief of the division of vital
statistics.

This report presents a number of features which are new in the line of census work, such as the subdivision
of the cities into sanitary districts and the analyzation of the effect of immediate surroundings of stated conditions
upon the death rates of different races and classes of people. The influence of heredity, as derived from the mother,
is also shown.

In addition to the usual returns for the census year ending May 31, 1890, this report covers a further period
ot 5 years preceding that period, making a complete record for 6 years and adding largely to the value of
conclusions which may be based upon the results shown.

As in the preceding report upon the Vital Statistics of Baltimore, Md., and the District of Columbia, the
source of information was the registration records of the local boards of health, containing the certificates of death
furnished by attending physicians, and is therefore much more accurate as to the number and more reliable as to
the data than any report based upon returns of the census enumerators could be.

Very respectfully.
CARROLL D. WRIGHT,
Commissioner of Labor in charge.
The SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR.
Vil
VITAL STATISTICS

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NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. |

COVERING A PERIOD OF SIX YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890.

BY DR. JOHN 8S. BILLINGS, U. 5S. ARMY, EXPERT SPECIAL AGENT.

The following constitutes a special report, with tables and illustrations, relating to the vital statistics of New
York city and Brooklyn, New York, for the period of 6 years ending May 31, 1890. The tables and illustrations
lave been prepared under the direction of Mr. William A. King, chief of the division of vital statistics of the
Eleventh Census, who has also prepared the descriptions of the several sanitary districts from data furnished by
Mr. D. L. M. Peixotto and others, and to whoin I am indebted for much valuable aid in the preparation of this report.

The data used in the computations are the population figures for June 1, 1880, and Juné 1, 1890, and the number
of deaths occurring during either the 6 years, or the year, ending May 31, 1890, the first being referred to as
the ‘6-year period”, and the latter as ‘the census year”. The unit of'area used in each city is either the ward, or
a subdivision of the ward, known as a “sanitary district”, the boundaries of these last having been fixed prior to
the enumecration, with reference to topographical features and character of habitation and of residents, in accordance
with the advice of the local health and police authorities.

As the system of collecting data concerning deaths through inquiries of the regular census enumerators always
gives defective or inaccurate results, arrangements were made to secure copies of the physicians’ certificates of
death filed with the local health officers under a compulsory registration law. This work was done by clerks
previously instructed in the Census Office, who noted upon a card the information furnished in each certificate by
‘means of the punch used in connection with the electrical counting system employed.

In most of the certificates the locality in which the death occurred was indicated by the street and house
number, and in order to locate these in the proper ward or sanitary district: a street schedule, or directory, was
first prepared for each city, showiug the district to which each numbered.house belonged. These schedules were
sufficient for the proper location of most of the cases, but in large cities a considerable number of deaths occur in
hospitals and other institutions, and to charge a sanitary district containing a hospital with all the deaths occurring
in it, might give an excessive death rate to that district, and also too low a mortality for the other districts from
which the decedents had been brought to the hospital. To diminish this source of error, the locality from which
each person dying in hospitals or other institutions was received was obtained from the institution records as far
as possible, and the proper reference then made. In the same way deaths of nonresidents occurring in New York
and Brooklyn were eliminated unless the fatal disease or injury had been contracted in the city.

Those cases which it was impossible to assign to any ward or district are designated in some of the tables as
“unlocated”, aud in the small rate tables interspersed through the discussion these have been distributed among
the sanitary districts upon the assumption that they belonged to the several districts in the same proportions as
did those for whom a location could be assigned.

When the certificates were copied for New York and Brooklyn, similar information was secured for the country
immediately around them and embraced in Kings, Queens, Richmond, and Westchester counties in New York, aud
Hudson and Essex counties aud the cities of Paterson and Passaic in New Jersey, covering au area termed the
“ Metropolitan district”. These data have also been compiled, and some of the results are referred to in this
report. In transcribing these records, particularly those of the New York counties, many institutions were found
reporting deaths of persons resideuts of New York and Brooklyn. Under the state law these deaths were registered
in the office of the state board of health at Albany, and notin the office of the board of health of the city of which
the persons were residents, but in this report all such are credited to sanitary districts in the cities if the residence is
shown by the institution records, or are placed among the ‘unlocated ” for the particular county if no exact locality
was mentioned.

935——1 2 I
2 VITAL STATISTICS.

As the deaths reported covered a period of 6 years, the mean population for this period was computed for each
city as a whole, and for each ward and sanitary district, to be used as one of the factors in computing death rates.

The process employed was the usual geometrical progression formula, using the figures of 1880 and 1890 to
establish the ratio of annual change, all “ unknown” items being first eliminated, as far as possible, by proportional
distribution.

The census figures for 1880 give the aggregate population of each ward in New York and Brooklyn, but not
of the sanitary districts, which are now used for the first time. Under these conditions the ward totals in 1880
and 1890 were used to furnish the ratio of increase (or decrease) in each ward; and the mean population of each
district of the ward was found by applying this ratio to the population of the district in 1890.

The distribution, whenever practicable, of all unknown details concerning either population or deaths, such
as unknown ages and unknown nativities, in the calculation of rates, should be borne in mind, since for this reason
certain details of population and deaths do not precisely agree with other statements in which such distribution has
not been made.

The area of New York remained unchanged from 1880 to 1890, but the area of Brooklyn was increased in
August, 1886, by the inclusion of the town of New Lots as the twenty-sixth ward of the city. The inclusion of
this new area for a portion of the 6 years in Brooklyn would have greatly cemplicated the computation of the mean
population of the city for that period, were it not for the fact that the record of deaths occurring in the town of
New Lots prior to August, 1886, was secured from the state board of health at Albany, and these were added to
those of Brooklyn, making the return of deaths represent the present area of Brooklyn for the whole 6 years.

Table 1 gives certain data for comparisons between New York and Brooklyn, the figures relating to June 1,
1890.

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

TABLE 1.
|
SUBJECTS. New York. ; Brooklyn. SUBJECTS. New York. | Brooklyn.
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Population June 1, 1890 .......-..--- 0-42. e eee eee eee 1, 515, 301 806, 343 || Sewers—Continued. ,
Area in.acres, total 22.12 cicmancicncieiwancaccsemececiessnan 25, 741 18, 084 Pipe, Miles Ot ocevecooietsaacatwsueanntetaesvedl 123 | 314
Persons to an acre of total area ....--2.22-.0--0--+ aactes 58. 87 44,59 Number of house connections 123, 000 83, 512
Dwellings: Persons to each mile of .-........- « 3, 265.73 . 2,121. 96
Total MUmMbER2ceeu ss. veces cased See saseeecet 81, 828 82, 282 || Parks: |
To an acre of total area .....-----.---242220 22 eee eee 3.18 4.55 |! Area of, in acres... 2.2.22. 0- 2-02 e eee eee cee eee e eee 5,101 ; 685
Persons t0: 6aCh scvc cc caves ctseeseceeese cee seewesess 18. 52 9. 80 Acres of, to 1,000 population ....................-- 3.37 0. 85
Streets: Per cent of city area embraced in.......-.......-- 19. 82 3.79
Paved). 06S Of 22 s2ccs2esseeoreeeieseeereeeeeneee> = 358 375 || Cemeteries, intramural:
Cleaning, annual cost (10 years)...--.-----.------+- $1, 075, 200 $165, 165 Apes (OF MMACRES scicayideiee seaseeieacooasetaee 421 757
Street lighting: | Per cent of city area embraced in-................ 1.64 4.47
Total number of lamps... 26, 978 10, 890 |: Interments, average annual (10 years)a@ .......... 1, 800 9. 283
Gas veceexennmesx fs pia 25, 483 9, 381 |} Saloons:
Mlecbri¢eccasasssutceqaietedwdeswaetecasjeueeese 1, 369 1, 509 NUM DORs 2 ctidsccdvrna neceasccinmedegeddenecnaeea ad 7,579 3, 659
Vapor sveasenserecemessiasered apatcstaicinione ce N26 uk caves anieisicn: To each 1,000 persons.....-.......-----2..2--- 5.00 4.54
Persons to each lamp ....-..---------- 2-2 -ee ee ee eee 56.17 74.04 |; Police:
Waterworks: NUM be. Of S2ccceiticmsdcwecesicscica neta oe seemese 3, 342 1, 041
Daily consumption in gallons .-.....-.------------ 112, 000, 000 | 50, 000, 000 Annual arrests (10 years) -.--.....2.22.---2--2---. 74, 594 28, 364
To each person ...-.-.---.------------+- 73.91 62. 01 Annual station house lodgers (10 years) -.-..-..-- 138, 604 21, 569
Miles of mains.....---.--.-- WeSivetecwice tae a 660 416 || Fire department:
Number of taps....---.-..--0---- e022 cece cece eens 95, 000 85, 961 Number of employés........-...2-22--+-22-+.--+-- 1, 027 527
Sewers: Number of fires during past year........-.....--. 2, 836 901
Total length in miles ......-.----------+---++--+--- 464 380 Aggregate loss from fires (10 years)..........--.- $4,142,777 | $2,510, 043
Brick and stone, miles of......-..-------------- | 341 66 :

 

 

 

 

 

 

a Includes interments in cemeteries within city limits only.

The figures in this table show that New York was the more densely populated of the two cities, having a smaller
number of dwellings than, and almost twice as many people to each dwelling as, Brooklyn. The open space in the
form of parks was proportionately much greater in New York, and a much larger proportion of the business
population lived outside the city limits than was the case in Brooklyn.

The mean population of New York for the 6-year period was 1,394,647, and that of Brooklyn was 721,914.

During the same period the average annual death rate in New York, exclusive of stillbirths, was 27.66 and in
Brooklyn 24.17 per 1,000 of population. For the census year alone the death rates per 1,000 of population were:
New York, 26.45; Brooklyn, 23.89; Metropolitan district, 24.61.

A comparison of these death rates with those of certain other of the principal registration cities during the
census year, both inclusive and exclusive of stillbirths, is shown in Table 2. The population used in computing
these rates is that of June 1, 1890, and not the mean population for the census year. :
the year 1890 are shown in the following table.

NEW YORK CITY’ AND BROOKLYN.

TABLE 2.

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000
OF WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 
  
 

 

 
  

 

 

 

 

 

 

CITIES.
Including | Excluding
stillbirths. | stillbirths.

ANQVAQC xasaqeceaseeeee sere war weisediec sizes: 22. 84 21,21
NOW XOrbs Ne Wee pac ni oncities nuit 28. 47 26. 31
Chicago, Il..-.-......-..-. 21.03 19. 01
Philadelphia, Pa : 22. 28 20. 93
Brooklyn, N.Y ....---.---------- data siciers 25. 41 23.75
St. Louis, Mo .... - 2. 2-2-2222 ee eee eee 18.15 16. 50
Beton MASS sscrceces cise cis de teisemaetinantenies aad 24. 62 23. 29
Baltimore, Md -....--..-------2-1-22--220eeee eee 22. 61 21. 05
San Francisco, Cal ...-...--..---2.2-2-+----+--- 23. 57 22. 32
Cincinnati, Ohio .............--2 20.2. e eee eee 21. 93 20. 64
Cleveland, Ohio -. 21. 83 20.10
Buffalo, N. Y--- 19. 83 18. 32
New Orleans, La. 23 25.41 23. 57
Pittsburg, Pa ..2.0+.02.2-2+0-24 21.56 19.91.
Washington, D.C bo 19. 79 18. 57
Detroit, Mich ...-...--.---.------ 20 -see eee ee 20.36 18. 62
Milwaukee, Wis 22-2:222¢2s-ne2 se reas cercesces 19. 26 18. 76
Newark; Nid! :c.ccdse cr saorscccie Serseieeeneese 28. 67 27.07
Minneapolis, Minn.........-......0-.2-2--.0--- 14.76 13. 48
Jersey city, N.J .--...-....-- 27. 48 25. 61
Louisville, Ky -.. 19. 61 18.16
Rochester, N. Y.. 17.39 17. 36
St. Paul, Minn 16. 74 14.78
Kansas city, Mo 17. 54 15.74
Providence, R. I 21.97 20. 76

 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 3.
NEW YORK. BROOKLYN.
YEARS. :
Including | Excluding || Including | Excluding
stillbirths. | stillbirths. || stillbirths. | stillbirths.
30. 94 28. 80 28.18 26. 32
28.77 26. 68 27. 05 25.12
25. 32 23.39 23. 93 22. 32
25. 43 23, 52 22. 60 21.00
25. 94 24. 08 22. 78 21.16
28. 43 26. 48 24. 89 23. 33
33. 29 31.30 26. 46 24. 76
32.14 30. 04 26. 44 24. 69
28. 42 26. 33 23.55 21. 84
28.71 26.51 23. 42 21. 63
28. 59 26. 39 24.49 22. 74
29. 21 27. 00 24. 33 22. 55
29.70 27.51 25. 34 23.55
29.99 27.75 25.74 24. 04
29, 05 26.79 25. 38 23. 74
28. 65 26. 47 26. 21 24.59

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3

Table 2 shows death rates among the white population of certain cities for the year ending May 31, 1890,
including and excluding stillbirths.

The variations in the annual death rates of New York and Brooklyn for the 16 calendar years ending with
The number of deaths and of stillbirths upon which these rates
are based were obtained from the annual reports of the local boards of health. The population for each year was
calculated by the geometrical progression formula from the figures of the censuses of 1870, 1880, and 1890.

Table 3 shows for New York and Brooklyn the death rates per 1,000 of population for each calendar year from
1875 to 1890, inclusive.
4 VITAL STATISTICS.

The variations in the death rates of the two cities, exclusive of stillbirths, as contained in the preceding table,
are shown graphically in the following diagram:

DIAGRAM SHOWING COMPARATIVE DEATH RATES PER 1,000 OF POPULATION IN NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN FOR
THE YEARS 1875 TO 1890.

YEARS.
1875 | 1876 | 1877 | 1878 | 1879 | 1880 | 188! | 1882 | 1883 | 1884 | 1885 | 1866 | 1887 | 1886 | 1889 | 1890

RATE

NEW YORK ——-————— BROOKLYN

 

From this table and the diagram it will be seen that the death rate in New York has been uniformly greater
than that of Brooklyn, and has varied more widely; that in general the death rates of the two cities have increased
and decreased together, but that from 1886 to 1890 there has been a gradual increase in the death rate of Brooklyn,
while that of New York has first risen and then fallen to the level of 1885. The higher death rates in 1881 and
1882 were due largely to relatively high death rates among the children, produced by diphtheria, scarlet fever, and
diarrheal diseases. :

In different parts of New York the death rates vary from over 50 to less than 15, and in Brooklyn from over 40
to less than 12 per 1,000 of population. Before considering these differences in localities it is desirable to discuss
briefly the influence of age, sex, race, occupation, and season upon the death rates, and also the relative’ proportion
of deaths due to certain causes in these cities.

AGE.

Of the factors named, age is one of the most important, and in comparing death rates of different localities,
or of different races, it must be constantly borne in mind that the death rates of infants and young children and
of old persons are much higher than those of persons between 15 and 45 years of age, and a comparatively high
death rate in any class of population, or in any particular district, may be due mainly or entirely to the fact that
that class or district contained a relatively large proportion of children or of old persons.

The following tables show the proportions of the population by age groups in each class, and the corresponding
death rates. In these tables and others where the term “colored” occurs it will be understood to include negroes
and persons of mixed blood, Chinese, Japanese, aud Indians.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

5

Table 4 shows the population of New York on June 1, 1890, and number in each specified age group per
all ages, with distinctions of sex, color, nativity, and parental nativity.

100,000 of

TABLE 4.

 

NUMBER IN EACH AGE GROUP PER 100,000 OF ALL AGES.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, AND PARENTAL | June],
NATIV EIN: 1890, Under 15 | 15 to 20 | 20 to 25 | 25 to 35 | 35 to 45 | 45 to 55 | 55 to 65 | 65 years
years. years. years. ' years. years. years. years. and over.
be cach seal
Aggregate.........2.02-2eceeeeeee 1, 515, 301 98,782 | 9,843 | 11,709 | 20,367 | 13,371 8,804 | 4,565 | 2,559
Males.......2.2-2-022-2-0220 e+ 747, 579 29,145 | 9,208 | 10,666 | 20,988 | 14,070 | 9.150 | 4,445 | 2,398
Females ........2.2.2.0ee0-0-+ 767, 722 28,429 | 10,461 | 12,725 | 19.764 | 12,690 | 8,466 | 4,682 | 2,783
White saci anseceete eee oe 1, 489, 627 98,948 | 9,881 | 11,686 20,247 | 13,278 | 8,801 | 4,590 | 2,569
Malessatesles Mccteteteedanis! 734, 930 29,315 | 9,250 | 10,631 ; 20,866 | 13,908 | 9,147 | 4,478 | 2,345
Females ......2..2-.220200e0-- 754, 697 28,591 : 10,495 | 12,713 19,645 | 12,605 | 8,403 | 4,701 | 2,787
Nati vee oa eam Soe eertcet ae 852, 641 44,818 | 12,419 | 11,452 16,482 | 8,007 | 3,963 | 1,709 | 1,150
Males... 420, 449 45,364 | 11.983 | 10,869 16,554 | 8,305 | 4.177 | 1,728 | 1,020
Females 432, 192 44,286 | 12,844 | 12,019 , 16,413 | 7,717 | 3,755 | 1,690 | 1,276
!
Both parents native .......... 270, 487 37,463 | 8,556 | 9,391 ' 16,987 | 12,136 | 8,198 | 4,200 | 3,069
Males. .....2..0.00.0000008 134, 457 37,639 | 8,084 | 8,714 , 17,106 | 12,638 | 8802 | 4,270 | 2,747
136, 030 37,289 | 9,022 | 10,060 | 16,870 | 11.639 | 7,601 | 4,131 | 3,388
One or both parents foreign 582, 154 48, 235 14, 215 12, 410 16, 248 6, 088 1,995 551 258
Malesiicceisidecseonetsuss 285, 992 48,996 | 13,817 | 11,881 | 16,294 | 6,267 | 2,003 534 208
Females ...........202-0-- 296, 162 47,500 | 14,599 | 12,920 | 36,203 | 5,915 | 1,988 368 307
Foreign.......--22.02e0ceeeeeeeees 636, 986 7,707 | 6,483 | 11.999 | 25,287 | 20,333 | 15,275 | 8,448 | 4,468
Mal@sicce ee ewiee aeeaemameaert 314, 481 7,859 | 5,597 | 10,313 | 26,630 | 21,540 | 15,791 | 8153 | 4,117
Remales dxcacteccanstenesnace: 322, 505 7,558 | 7.348 | 13,613 | 23,977 | 19.155 | 14,773 | 98,735 | 4,811
Golored:-cstcc- Sui chceaceete bende atta! 25. 674 19,160 | 7,615 | 13,048 | 27,431 | 18,789 | 8,982 | 3,104 | {971
Males.......2220222-2-2eeeeeeee "12,649 19,282 | 6.720 | 12,697 | 28,073 | 19,970 | 9,399 | 9,577 | 1,352
Females .......-.2.2..0.202e000- 13,025 | 19,040 | 8484 1 13,390 | 26,610 | 17,643 | 8,645 | 3,616 | 2.572

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
6 VITAL STATISTICS.

‘Table 5 shows the population of Brooklyn on June 1, 1890, and number in each specified age group per 100,000
of all ages, with distinctions of sex, color, nativity, and parental nativity.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 5.
NUMBER IN EACH AGE GROUP PER 100,000 OF ALL AGES,
SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, AND PARENTAL] June 1,
NATIVITY: 1890, Under 15 | 15 to 20 | 20 to 25 | 25 to 35 | 35 to 45 | 45 to 55 | 55 to 65 | 65 years
years. years. years. years. years. years. years. and over.
Aggregate...-.2..222...20 ee ceee ee 806, 343 30, 736 9,752 | 10,889 | 18,941 | 12,743 8,972 4,941 3, 026
Malesia aSeceenenanacacecne ss 394, 123 31, 429 9,515 | 10,150 | 19,130 | 13,134 9,145 4,784 2, 713
Females .........2---0es-ee00+ 412, 220 30, 074 9,979 | 11,595 | 18,760 | 12,370 8, 807 5,091 3, 824
Wit soe pecererg ccc sdacacsetinxecc 795, 297 30, 822 9,766 | 10,865 | 18,896 | 12,694 8, 974 4,951 3, 032
Males\ ces qeeeseeaveaceeenceees 388, 964 31, 508 9,538 | 10,125 | 19,074 | 13,083 9, 148 4.800 2,724
Females .........-2----.-2+0++ 406, 433 30, 167 9.984 | 11,574 | 18,726 | 12,321 8, 807 5, 096 3, 325
= . $ 1
Nati tier. conacetanceatesaanas. Sacere | 534, 672 42,684 | 11,995 | 11,096 ; 16,407 - 8,771 4, 933 2, 387 1,727
1 1
ded | |
Males......---..+-222002+ 260, 292 43,818 | 11,910 | 10,592 | 16,127 | 8,776 4, 946 2, 341 1, 490
Females ......2..22....2++ 274, 380 41,608 | 12,075 | 11.573 | 16,672 8. 768 4,921 2,431 1, 952
| .

Both parents native .......... 222, 573 38, 796 8,951 9,195 | 15,196 | 11,299 8, 325 4, 648 3,590
MAES seipeicmemincs Stance wcae 108, 101 39, 989 8, 895 8,708 | 14,991 | 11,307 8, 412 4,586 3,112
Fomiales x2 2:cc2ss2.4-.s.0- 114, 472 37, 668 9, 004 9,655 | 15,389 | 11,292 8, 242 4,708 4,042

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One or both parents foreign...! 312,099 45,457 | 14,165 | 12,451 ' 17,270 6.969 2,515 774 399
Meg sclecnieridse Caaeeeweis 152, 191 46,538 | 14,052 | 11,930 | 16,934 6,977 2, 484 147 338
Females ....... -....----- 159, 908 44,428 | 14,274 | 12,947 | 17.591 6, 960 2,543 800 457

POréign's.:cssecuepanrssicechuosecdd 260, 725 6, 498 5,196 | 10,393 | 24,000 | 20,737 | 17,260 | 10,210 5, 706
Males. ... 128, 672 6, 604 4,740 9,180 | 25,034 | 21,798 | 17,649 9,774 5, 221
Femialeaiicn cic cticiwes sgtetzers 132, 053 6.395, 5,640 | 11,574 | 22,993 , 19,704 | 16,886 | 10,635 6,179

Colored eccamieancscnciscncicncaneaken 10, 946 24, 466 8,743 | 12,598 | 22,191 | 16,353 8, 862 4, 193 2,594
Males: sceace ssscaceueceaewaeted 5, 159 25. 528 7,753 | 12,037 | 23,338 | 16,961 8, 897 3, 625 1, 861
Females ........-.22....-.222-2- 5, 787 23,518 : 9,625 , 13,099 | 21,168 | 15,811 8, 830 4,700 3, 249

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The aggregate white population of New York under 15 years of age on June 1, 1890, was 430,463, and of these
381,514, or about 89 per cent, were native, while but 48,949, or about 11 per cent, were foreign. The corresponding
figures for Brooklyn are: aggregate white, 244,941—native, 228,046; foreign, 16,895; about 93 per cent being
native and about 7 per cent foreign. In New York 44.74’per cent of the native white population was under 15
years of age, against 19.09 for the colored and only 7.68 per ceut for the foreign. In Brooklyn the proportion of
those under 15 years of age was smaller among the whites and larger among the colored, being 42.65 per cent of the
native whites, 6.48 per cent of the foreign whites, and 24.32 per cent of the colored.

The following tables show the death rates of the different age groups, with distinctions of sex, color, nativity,
and nativity of parents.

Roh
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 7

Table 6 shows the death rates in New York during the census year, stillbirths included, with distinctions of
certain age groups, and of sex, color, nativity, and parental nativity.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 6. ; J
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 OF POPULATION.
SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, AND PARENTAL 7 | |
NATIVITY Allages, | Under 15 | 15 to 20 | 20 to 25 | 25 to 35 | 35 to 45 | 45 to 55 ' 55 to 65 | 65 years
es. years. years. years. years. years. yeara. years. |and over.
2 1
Aggregate ........0.200.ceeeeeeeeeee 28. 63 47.51 5.76 9. 96 14. 26 21.01 29. 41 48.80 | 105.03
Males... | 31.38 51. 66 6.41 11. 66 15. 67 23. 45 32.02 | 54.31 | 107.79
Females ... 25. 99 43. 37 5, 20 8.57 12. 81 18. 37 26.66 ' 43.71 | 102.78
'
White sancti suis sbacuhieasescademsncd 28. 47 47.06 5. 65 9. 84 14.15 20. 91 29. 30 | 48.45 | 105.16
pth || Sunaina ta eee aay Wise les oS at eee
Males........2...2..25 duceesGuee 31.15 51.15 6, 25 11. 47 15.54 23. 30 31. 86 53.88 | 107.99
Females ........222--.200-.20--- 25. 87 42.97 5.13 8.52 12.71 18. 32 26. 60 | 43.41 | 102. 84
Nativecacels coo Seenvesoseaucaeesed | 32.84 51.67 5.65 10. 95 16. 71 20.11 25.51 | 41.18 99. 65
Mal66 xc. ncccernsaeatensieen 35. 82 56. 37 6.25 12.52 18.76 23. 23 29.49 | 48.44 | 101.24
Females ........-.--2.022000- 28. 95 46, 98 5.10 9.57 14. 69 16. 85 21.20 ; 33.96 98. 42
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Both parents native ............. 30. 35 52. 72 5.14 7.05 9.49 13. 50 21.78 37, 23 94. 56
Malog1c5.i553 adsehaciiosensed 33, 24 57. 80 5. 98 8.36 10. 30 14.65 24. 76 43.72 95. 32
Females .......2-22--220-000: 27. 49 47, 65 4.40 5.92 8.67 12,25 18. 38 30. 61 93. 95
One or both parents foreign .... 33. 26 51. 29 5.79 12, 32 20. 21 26. 24 32.62 | 55.16 127. 83
Malle eccccccccccesssscusieva se 37. 08 55. 86 6.33 13, 95 22. 94 31. 35 39. 27 66.19 | 138.05
Females ....-.....2..220.20 29, 62 46.74 5.30 10. 87 17.57 21.01 26.15 » 45.16 | 121.15
23. 31 11. 16 5. 64 8.43 11.91 21.33 30.62 | 50.42 | 107.06
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24. 90 10. 84 6.25 9.99.| 12.86 23. 34 32.70 55.42 | 110.23
21.75 11. 49 5.19 7.27 10. 89 19.12 28.44 | 45.86 | 104.42
Coloted 22s: caccgancasmencaaascteaaseoses 37.47 87. 42 14. 32 16.12 19. 24 25. 29 35.56 | 79.05 94. 86
|
Males... 42.06 96. 76 18. 82 21.17 21. 40 29.69 | 40.68 | 98.16 87. 72
Females 33, 01 78, 23 10. 86 11.47 17. 02 20. 45 30.20 ' 65.82 98.51

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
8 VITAL STATISTICS.

Table 7 shows the death rates in Brooklyn during the census year, stillbirths included, with distinctions of
certain age groups, and of sex, color, nativity, and parental nativity.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 7.
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 OF POPULATION.
SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, AND PARENTAL
NATIVIEY: AD Under 15 | 15 to 20 | 20 to 25 | 25 to 35 | 35 to 45 | 45 to 55 | 55 to 65 | 65 years
ages. years. years. years. years. years. years. years. and over.
Aggropater.ccxcievscwsccssvasceeseny 25. 54 41.00 5.51 8.71 12, 64 16. 03 23.18 40. 69 96. 65
27. 15 44.50 6.00 10. 37 13. 73 17. 87 25.55 46. 35, 96. 32
23.42 37. 51 5. 06 7.32 11. 57 14. 16 20. 82 35. 60 96.91
White esccmascneseeteeede serccccccentees 25.41 40.69 5.42 8.60 12. 65 15.93 23. 03 40. 60 96. 09
MaleSay sss coeccveresteseieeeenasy 27. 62 44.14 5, 90 10. 28 13. 74 17.76 25. 49 46. 23 96. 06
POM aleSs ceva tees eeseaciccs saccine 23. 29 37, 24 4.98 7.19 11. 60 14. 06 20. 59 35, 53 96, 11
26. 53 42.97 5.57 9.09 13. 44 13. 35 16. 61 29. 07 93. 87
29.08 46.74 5.97 10. 48 14. 94 14.71 18. 64 32. 82 93, 32
24.11 39. 21 5.19 7.87 12.07 12. 06 14. 66 25. 64 94. 27
26.90 44.53 4.67 6.60 9.17 11. 33 15.76 27.74 92.73
29. 34 49.16 4.47 7.44 9.44 12. 52 17.93 30. 46 93. 34
24. 60 39. 89 4.85 5. 88 8.91 10. 21 13. 67 25, 24 92. 28
26. 26 42, 02 5.97 10. 40 16. 12 15. 68 18. 60 34.77 | 101.20
28. 90 45.27 6. 64 12. 06 18. 39 17. 23 20. 36 43.13 93. 20
23,75 38.79 5.35 8.94 14. 04 14. 20 16.97 27.34 | 106,85
Poreignesssscecoenseadaianseseaesets 23.11 9.98 4.72 7.53 11.55 18.16 26. 80 46.13 97.47
APAIGS Ye ccseenincieccieaise weenie ce 24. 68 9.30 5.57 9. 82 12.17 20. 25 29, 37 52.72 97.65
Peiiglesiccicccucsensessceccsones 21.59 10. 66 4.03 5.76 10. 90 15.91 24.18 40. 23 97. 32
Colored ac wisstscniierdsicedee stncwecennamen 34.99 69.45 | 12.54 15.95 | 11.58 21.79 34.02 47.938 | 144.37
Malesicsiaicaevecehansamiessacotne 37. 22 77.45 | 15.00 16. 10 | 13. 29 24. 00 30. 50 58.82 | 125.00
Mevial 6g ac sie cceee cost csagewemecas 33. 01 61.72 | 10.77 15.83 | 9.80 19. 67 37.18 40.44 | 154,26
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Some comments on these tables will be given hereafter in speaking of the influence of race. At present it is
only desired to call attention to the fact that the proportion of population in the different age groups has a decided
influence upon the gross death rates of the classes specified. For example, the death rate of the native whites in
New York was 32.34, while it was only 23.31 for the foreign whites. But 44.74 per cent of the whole native white
population was under 15 years of age, while but 7.68 per cent of the whole foreign white population was under that
age. Moreover, 87.74 per cent of the foreign whites who were under 15 years of age were also over 5 years of age,
or in the age group 5 to 15 years, and had therefore passed the ages in which the heaviest death rates occur, while
only 58.85 per cent of the native whites were found in the age group 5 to 15 years.

There are also differences in the death rates of the two cities which do not depend upon the different proportions
of population in the age group, since the proportion of the population of Brooklyn under 15 years of age is greater
than in New York, while the death rate is 6.51 per 1,000 of population less than in New York, and the proportion
ot population in the age group 15 to 45 is less in Brooklyn than in New York, the death rate of that age group
being also less. ;

During the 6-year period the average annual death rate per 1,000 of children under 5 years of age, excluding
stillbirths, was, in New York, for the native whites, 110.37; for the colored, 153.90, and in Brooklyn, for the native
whites, 93.78; for the colored, 147.59. In New York this rate varied for the native whites in different districts
from under 55 to over 170, and in Brooklyn, from under 55 to over 130 per 1,000 of population. These rates are
higher than those of Washington and Baltimore for the same periods for the whites, which were, Washington, -
61.94; Baltimore, 73.94, but for the colored they are lower in Brooklyn, while in New York they are higher than in
Washington and lower than in Baltimore during the same period, these rates being, Washington, 150.53; Baltimore,
163.41.

The death rate of the foreign white children under 5 years of age during the 6-year period was, in New York,
74.28, and in Brooklyn, 54.96, per 1,000 of corresponding population, being decidedly lower than the rates for the
native born, but the differences in the different localities were much greater, ranging from under 35 to over 250 in
New York, and from under 25 to over 135 in Brooklyn, and these differences, as we shall see, probably depend to
a considerable exteut on race distribution of the population.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 9

‘The following table shows the variations of the death rates of the infants under 1 year, and of the children
under 5 years of age in New York and Brooklyn during the 11 years 1880 to 1890, inclusive, the number of deaths.
being taken from the board of health reports.

Table 8 shows the death rates per 1,000 of population in New York and Brooklyn, by years, from 1880 to 1890,.
excluding stillbirths.

The variations in the death rates of the two cities,

TABLE 8.

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 OF POPULATION, STILL-
BIRTHS EXCLUDED.

 

 

 

 

 

YEARS. New York. Brooklyn.

Tnder 1 Under 5 Under 1 Under 5

year. years. year. years.
UBB cece cies ponseeas 279.80 | 104,35 225. 66 88. 52
TSB eine dacoeaeasne 305.45 | 104.34 239, 01 95. 29
TERY co neue eet 305.66 | 120.88 245. 88 96. 55
eGIoveectetstadanene 263.91 | 94.08 |} 218.71 76.97
TEBE cthacaaaestaces 288.34 | 102.06 238. 96 80.58
O85 qoweermadcenten 273. 60 | 100. 41 | 248. 98 84. 61
TRAC ves cewacetdioobs 284.14 } 104.34 || 287.04 85. 44
1687 ocweeiendcnecers 226.45 | 106.80 || 257.79 90.13
1B8Siemuasaieacseede 290. 70 | 108.82 || 271.63 92.97
BGO). cn crenathrncteer 288.89 | 105.83 | 268.47 93.38
ae 277.48 | 99.01 || 276.52 93.18

 

 

 

 

exclusive of stillbirths, among children under 1 and under
5 years of age, as contained in the preceding table, are shown graphically in the following diagrams:

DIAGRAM SHOWING COMPARATIVE DEATH RATES OF CHILDREN UNDER 1 YEAR OF AGE PER 1,000 OF POPULATION.
OF CORRESPONDING AGE IN NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN FOR THE YEARS 1880 TO 1890.

RATE.

310
S00
230
280
270
260
250
240
250
220
210

NEW YORK

. YEARS.
1880) 1881 | 1882 | 1883 | 1884} 1885 | 1886 | 1887 | 1888 | 1889 | 1890

 

BROOKLYN
10 VITAL STATISTICS.

DIAGRAM SHOWING COMPARATIVE DEATH RATES OF CHILDREN UNDER 5 YEARS OF AGE: PER 1,000 OF
POPULATION OF CORRESPONDING AGES IN NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN FOR THE YEARS 1880 TO 1890.

YEARS.
1680 | 168! | 1662 | 1883 | 1884 | 1685 | 1886 |1867 | 1886 | 1669 | 1890

RATE
130

120

110

NEW YORK ~——————-_ BROOKLYN

 

It will be seen from these diagrams and from the table that the death rate of infants and of children under 5
‘years of age was lower in New York in 1890 than it had been for several years, while in Brooklyn these rates had
been rising irregularly since 1883.

The shaded maps, which show the relative mortality among the children under 5 years of age in New York and
Brooklyn, merit careful examination, and should be compared with the transparent maps, which show the location
of ancient streams and marshes. It will be seen that the death rate of those under 5 years of age is as arule greatest
in the low lying parts and where there is filled ground, but to this there are numerous exceptions. The influence
‘of race appears in the comparatively light shades representing the mortality of Russian and Polish Jews in the
seventh, tenth, and thirteenth wards, inhabited largely by this class.

The death rates of the infants under 1 year of age require special consideration.

Table 9 shows for the years ending May 31, 1880 and 1890 the death rates of children under 1 year of age,
exclusive of stillbirths, the number of deaths during each census year per 1,000 children born during the year,
and the death rate under 1 year of age per 1,000 deaths of all ages in New York and Brooklyn.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

’ TABLE 9.
NEW YORK. BROOKLYN.
CHARACTER OF RATES. Sex.
1890 1880 1890 1880

Total ..... 279. 35 245. 33 254.87 | 196.50

Number of deaths of children under 1 year of age per 1,000 of population
of corresponding ages. . Male........ 299, 57 263. 20 277.03 | 214.74
Female ..... 258. 43 226. 97 232.44 | 177.79
Total ..... 240. 84 211.12 223.977 | 177.12

Number of deaths during the census year per 1,000 children born within
the year. Male........ 255, 16 223. 36 239. 29 190. 70
Female ..... 225. 67 198. 18 207.54 | 162.74
Total ..... 258. 43 270. 02 253.58 | 248.29
Number of deaths under 1 year of age per 1,000 deaths of all ages...... Male........ 262. 71 280. 33 263.16 | 271.12
! | Female ..... 253. 48 258. 69 242.92 | 224.84

'

 

From this table it appears that the mortality of infants was greater in New York than it was in Brooklyn in
1890,-and that in both cities it was higher in 1890 than it was in 1880. The number of deaths under 1 year of age
‘per 1,000 deaths of all ages was less in New York in 1890 than in 1880, and was but little higher in Brooklyn.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 11

The increase in the death rate of children under 1. year of age shown in this table corresponds with that
observed in Washington and Baltimore for those years, and it may be due, either to an actually greater infantile
mortality in 1890. than in 1880, or to a more defective enumeration of children under 1 year of age in the last
census in these cities, or to a combination of these two causes.

The increase per 1,000 in the death rate of infants in 1890 over that of 1880, is: for New York, 34.02; for
Brooklyn, 58.37; for Baltimore (white), 49.74, (colored) 102.44; and for the District of Columbia (white), 13.08,
(colored) 84.60.

The number of-deaths of children under 1 year of age per 1,000 children born during the year, was, in 1880,
for New York, 211.12; for Brooklyn, 177.11; increasing in 1890 to 240.84 for New York, and 223.77 for Brooklyn.

The infantile death rate of the colored was much greater than that of the whites. During the census
year the number of deaths per 1,000 births was in New York, for the whites, 238.62; for the colored, 416.36. In
Brooklyn, for the whites, 221.87; for the colored, 367.13.

The following are the corresponding rates for some large English cities for the average of 10 years from 1877
to 1886: London, 152; Birmingham, 164; Liverpool, 183; Manchester, 174; and Leicester, 201. (a)

For some countries taken as a whole the corresponding figures are: France, 1875-1882, 166.2; Netherlands,
1878-1881, 193.2; Italy, 1872-1883, 209.7; Switzerland, 1869-1880, 195.2; Prussia, 1874-1882, 207.8; England and
Wales, 1866-1882, 149.2. (b)

The increase in the number of deaths per 1,000 of the births in 1890 as compared with 1880 is for New York,
29.72; Brooklyn, 46.66; Baltimore (white), 48.16, (colored), 95.17, and for the District of Columbia (white), 13.14,
(colored), 55.47.

Let us now compare the proportion of children in the population of these cities in 1880 and 1890.

Table 10 shows the number of children under 1 and under 5 years of age in New York and Brooklyn June 1,
1890, and June 1, 1880, and also the number of population of these ages per 100,000 of the total population, with
distinction of sex.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 10.
. 2 PROPORTION AT EACH AGE PER 100,000
POPULATION AT EACH AGE. OH ki KORE:
!
COLOR AND SEX. Years. New York. i Brooklyn. New York. | Brooklyn.
|
Under 1 ) Under 5 || Under1 | Under5 || Under1l | Under5 | Under 1 | Under 5
year. years. | year. years. year. years. year. years.
; |
Ag pregate A sosewecicadeuo A ke: § 1890 37,076 | 164,686 || 19,163 90, 811 2, 447 10, 868 2,377 | 11, 262
1880 31. 183 140, 387 l 14, 814 70, 212 2, 585 11, 638 2,614 | 12,390
WAT hataunale siccoe eco eon a eecoeacn: § 1890 18, 634 81, 904 | 9,522 | 44, 868 2, 535 11,144 2, 448 11, 535
1880 15, 519 69,718 || 7,397 35, 153 2,671 12, 000 2,752 | 13,080
BW iiike feud Gal ceucangonn aa eee Sk aoa § 1890 18, 028 81, 090 | 9, 413 45, 001 2, 389 10, 745 2,316 | 11,072
1880 15, 182 68,904 |} 7,208 | 34, 185 2,510 11, 392 2,488 | 11,802

 

 

 

 

It will be seen from this table that the number of children under 1 year of age was 1.38 less per 1,000 in New
York and 2.37 per 1,000 less in Brooklyn in 1890 than it was in 1880. -

In every census there are errors in the count of children under 1 year of age, owing partly to omissions due
to forgetfulness or concealment on the part of those furnishing the information and in part to the fact that children
10 or 11 months old are often reported as 1 year old, just as children 4 years and 10 or 11 months old are reported
as 5 years old, the tendency being to give such figures in round numbers; but these errors should not attect the
comparison of the proportion of infants present in these two different censuses of large populations, as the two
censuses were taken in substantially the same manner.

 

a Newsholme, ‘‘ Elements of Vital Statistics'’, London, 1889, page 104.
b Rochard, ‘‘ Encyclopédie @’ hygiéne”’, Paris, 1890, volume I, page 254.
12° VITAL STATISTICS.

; Table 11 shows for New York and Brooklyn the number of deaths occurring in each year from 1875 to 1890,
inclusive, of persons under 1 year and under 5 years of age per 1,000 deaths of all ages, both inclusive and exclusive
of stillbirths.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TaBLeE 11.

\

| NEW YORK. BROOKLYN.

| YEARS. Including stillbirths. '| Excluding stillbirths. |} Including stillbirths. || Excluding stillbirths.

Under 1 Under5 ,, Underl Under 5 Under1 Under 5 Under 1 Under 5

year. years. year. years. year. years. year. years.

| 327. 87 519.12 278.09 | 483.51 320. 83 544. 45 272.73 512. 19

332. 68 524, 78 280. 26 487. 45 310.77 541,37 257.74 506. 08
337. 82 510. 14 283. 14 469. 68 302. 85 499. 06 252. 60 462. 95
318. 22 500. 07 262. 89 459. 49 317.73 514. 98 265. 73 478. 01
319. 69 490. 22 267. 09 450. 82 302. 39 488. 68 249. 03 449. 56
323, 25 495. 99 273.19 458. 72 299. 46 503. 12 252. 84 470. 05
295. 79 491. 63 250. 91 459. 22 298. 31 506. 37 249, 98 472. 37
308. 63 497. 22 260. 18 461. 98 304. 62 510. 01 255. 43 475. 36
309. 66 450. 94 254. 86 407. 40 308. 62 466. 20 254. 40 424. 33
330. 61 479.15 275. 05 435.92 333. 20 486.75 277. 98 444, 25
317. 49 471. 80 260. 72 427. 86 - 324, 96 479. 67 272. 95 439. 58
318. 80 474, 52 263. 18 431. 61 313. 69 484. 03 259. 53 443. 32
313. 63 “472. 63 258, 98 430. 64 319. 51 482.97 267.76 443. 64
314. 41 474, 43 259.14 432. 06 321. 70 480. 71 273.74 444.00
322. 49 476. 46 265. 30 432. 27 318. 49 483. 02 271. 32 447. 24
313. 30 451. 89 256. 54 406. 58 312.51 462.19 267. 26 426.79

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The figures on which these rates are based were obtained from the annual reports of the boards of health.
Table 12 shows for each 1,000 deaths from all causes oceurring within the census year in 1890 and 1880 in New
York and Brooklyn the number of deaths due to the most important infantile diseases.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

TABLE 12,
NEW YORK. | BROOKLYN.
CAUSES. sae | 7 =o
1890 1380 1890 ; 1880
1
Total infantile diseases. .<..-0+++eresc+ereceeer=s 226.15 213. 26 224, 51 219. 21
Meaplesirccccisccweaueececnye Souechegeremteweeeeetss es oees 3.17 2.12 | 0. 83 3. 07
Diarrheal diseases .......-...- 02-22-2022 eee ee eee e eens 46. 31 33. 96 30. 32 22. 94
Cholera infantum ...2....2-2.22220seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeceeeees 32. 81 35.83) 87.54 45. 04
PRAT OTO Mo = oc. cters esearch ne Se eimead casera lejereeteneieieieeed 5. 46 6.32 7. 32 9.72
Whooping cough 6. 34 4.17 4.05 7.76
Premature birth . 20. 91 23.75 12.10 17. 66
Malformation .-.... 1.90 0. 67 3.12 2. 47
Debility and atrophy ....----..-..------- 002 22eee eee eee 26. 10 18. 46 41, 23 26. 36
ADBMUNA owes wecnawewccsescstecisnsiccs aie satsinetiitaeman wes 0. 25 1.20 OnDP Heiss eswicmaces.
Fy drocephalus: «5 on: sujsiciie Seiepe seayeisiee sa cia cesses nccce 6. 86 7. 66 4.10 8.02
Serofulaand. tabes:-.c-ccccceccssccsee: soeaeseccseseeness 1.10 1.91 0. 67 3.50
Meningitis and diseases of the brain ..--...-...--..----. 10. 21 | 8.97 20. 46 14.16
Trismus nascentium 1.12 | 0.35 DDG! i) cciateedumas
Convulsions ....... 10.43: 23.01 18. 38 15.95
Croup and angina. 1.92 4.80 1.61 2.05
Bronchitis ....- ae 22.31 14. 86 20. 53 18, 42
Biieain ona: oes eee dapce ance: ava stivaenweneeeoce 24.50 | 19.97 13. 81 14, 07
Den tities 3.03 veces cache Sac soeanaGahogincaintesiiners 1,22 4.20 4.05 | 6.23
Others of class, digestive ...-...---..--2.22... 2200 c eee eee 1.82 | 1.13 1.71 1.28
Exposure and neglect. ..........-.--222-.2-20e ee eee eee eee 0. 02 | bsadoeanbhtrears | FeRME semecneuilicsatwuense!
| Suffocation 1.37 | 0. 64 0. 93 0.51
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It will be seen from this table that the propurtion of deaths due to these infantile diseases was greater in both
New York and Brooklyn in 1890 than it was in 1880, the difference being most marked in New York. Taking the
figures of Tables 9, 10, 11, and 12 and comparing them with the corresponding figures given in the report of this office
upon the “ Vital Statistics of the District of Columbiaand Baltimore”, and taking into consideration the fact that
the censuses of 1880 and 1590 were taken in the same manner, and by substantially the same class of persons as
enumerators, it seems probable that the number of children under 1 and under 5 years of age was less in proportion
to the total population on June 1. 1890, than it was on June 1, 1880, in both New York and Brooklyn.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 13

A part of this diminution was probably due to a diminished birth rate during the years 1889 and 1890, and a
part to a somewhat greater mortality from infantile diseases during the census year.

Birth rates are calculated from census data by adding to the number of children under 1 year of age, reported
as living on the date of the census, the number of children reported as born and died within the census year, and
comparing the number of births thus obtained with the total population, or with the number of women of child
bearing ages. Calculated in this way the birth rate per 1,000 of population in New York city was 30.04 in 1880
and 28.38 in 1890, and in Brooklyn it was 29.00 in 1880 and 27.07 in 1890.

The diminution in the birth rate which these figures indicate for these two cities is also found in other large
cities, and in the whole country, the birth rate of which in 1880 was 30.95 and in 1890, 26.68 per 1,000 of population.

These rates are too low by about 30 per cent for each census, but they are comparable with each other if the
ratio of deficiency was about the same in 1890 that it was in 1880.

The corresponding figures for birth rates in some of the other large cities are as follows: Philadelphia, 1880,
26.20; 1890, 25.12. Boston, 1880, 25.01; 1890, 22.67. Chicago, 1880, 32.40; 1890, 31.02. Baltimore, whites, 1880,
28.38; 1890, 25.58. Cincinnati, 1880, 29.85; 1890, 25.58. District of Columbia, whites, 1880, 26.85; 1890, 20.98.

In fact, the only exceptions thus far noted among the large cities to this rule of diminution in birth rates are
in St. Louis and Detroit, in which the birth rate was higher in 1890 than it was in 1880 according to the census
reports.

RACE.

The mean colored population of New York for the 6-year period was 24,003, of whom 1,553, or 64.70 per 1,000,
were under 5 years of age, and in Brooklyn it was 10,100, of whom 865, or 85.64 per 1,000, were under 5 years of
age. At the same time the proportion of the children under 5 years of age to the native white population having
both parents native was 155.90 per 1,000, and for the foreign white 9.46 per 1,000 in New York, and in Brooklyn
the corresponding proportions were 155.08 and 8.31 per 1,000.

The annual death rate of the colored in New York during the 6-year period, excluding stillbirths, was 30.27,
and in Brooklyn 29.79 per 1,000 of population, and the death rate of the colored children under 5 years of age was,
in New York, 153.90, and in Brooklyn, 147.59. These rates are higher than those of the whites, but the excess is
not so great as it was in Baltimore and Washington during the same period, the corresponding rates for the colored
in those cities being, for Baltimore, 32.60, and for the District of Columbia, 33.25. For the colored children under
5 years of age, in Baltimore the rate was 163.41, and in the District of Columbia 150.53. During the census year
the death rates per 1,000 of the children under 1 year of age, excluding stillbirths, were: for New York, whites
276.39, colored 541.06; for Brooklyn, whites 252.39, colored 460.35, and for the Metropolitan district, whites 261.79,
colored 445.08.

From Tables 6 and 7, given above, it will be seen that during the census year the death rate of the foreign born
whites was less than that of the native born whites in both New York and Brooklyn, and especially so for those
under 15 years of age. In New York the death rate of the native born of native born parents, or “Americans”,
as they may be called, was less than that of the native born having one or both parents foreign born, but in
Brooklyn the rate was slightly greater for the same class, the difference being too small to be of any importance.

For the age group 35 to 45 years in New York the death rates were: for the colored, 25.29; for the foreign
whites, 21.33; for the native whites having one or both parents foreign, 26.24; and for the native white of native
parents, 13.50, and in general it will be seen that for ages over 35 the death rate of this class was less than that
of the other whites taken as a body, although this is not true for certain districts.
14 VITAL STATISTICS.

Table 13 shows for New York city for each of certain specified causes the average annual death rate per
100,000 of mean population during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890, with distinction of color, nativity, and parental
nativity.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 13.
| WHITE.
J ‘ts
i Native.
CAUSES. Aggregate. Colored.
‘Total. Both par- {One or both Foreign.
‘ Total. ents parents
\ native. foreign.
Wes | =
All causes....-...--.----.-- 2, 991. 90 2, 986. 03 | 8, 495. 68 | 3, 350. 89 3, 561. 69 2,314.77 3, 327. 36
Scarlet fever..........2.22-200220-- 52. 19 | 52.91 | 85.57 | 79. 58 | 88. 30 9. 89 1L.11
Typhoid fever .........---.----.--- 24.27 24.38 19.51 |; 18.51 | 19. 96 30. 80 18. 05
Malarial fever .......2..2-2-2.02+++ 24. 62 24. 60 | 26. 98 | 30. 67 | 25. 29 21.47 25. 69
Diphtheria -...........2.-222--2--- 121.11 122. 67 | 202. 45 179. 46 212.94 17.58 31.94
OrQup aecincscoestseeseeheodetes 60. 53 | 61.36 || 101. 42 78.76 111.75 8.59 13.19
Diarrheal diseases - . ee 316. 85 318.14 491.16 383. 24 540. 36 90. 25 243. 72
Consumption .....-..--.----------- 391.75 . 385. 05 310. 05 * 238. 48 342. 69 483. 83 774. 21
Pneumonia 3 287. 89 287. 25 303. 94 280.15 314. 78 265. 27 324.27
Measles aieats 45. 67 46. 21 76. 31 58. 34 84.50 6.56 15. 28
Whooping cough a 33.70 33. 60 57. 82 54. 24 59. 46 1.69 39. 58
Cancer and tumor . 60. 55 60. 82 29. 09 54. 92 17. 32 102. 61 45.13
Heart disease and dropsy.....: ee 138. 24 137. 37 93. 65 130. 00 77. 08 194.95 188.17
Childbirth and puerperal diseases - 26. 72, 26. 78 18. 25 16. 87 18. 87 38. 01 23. 61
Diseases of the liver............... 33. 03 33. 39 17.91 24. 05 15.11 53. 79 12. 5¢ *
Diseases of the nervous system. .-. 241. 96 241.99 | 276. 11 308. 64 261. 27 197. 06 240. 25
Diseases of the urinary organs .-.. 173. 72 172. 52 : 110.77 | 147. 76 93. 90 253. 86 242. 33
Old age 21.16 8. 09 | 21.11 2.15 38, 37 34, 02
Stillbirths ada ekenine 394. 23 | $26. 81 ADASOT |W 2ceeaceezse 300. 66
All other causes a 711. 32 710. 80 . 871. 27 | 918. 06 849.94 499. 44 740. 88
Unknown 0.99 0.96 1.11 ; 1.23 1.06 0.76 2.78

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Table 14 shows the average annual death rates during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890, in Brooklyn, due te
certain specified causes, per 100,000 of mean population, with distinction of color, nativity, and parental nativity.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 14.
WHITE.
Native.
CAUSES. Aggregate. Colored.
Total. . Both par- |One or both Foreign.
‘ Total. ents arents
native. foreign.
AILCAaNSO8 s 5.5%. 5eccese2255 2, 596. 50 2, 590. 00 2, 769. 15 2, 839. 88 2, 719. 13 2, 226. 02 3, 054. 46
Scarlet fever 42. 48 42. 85 60. 37 60. 22 60. 48 7. 24 16. 50
Typhoid fever 23.13 23. 30 20. 65 23. 36 18. 73 28. 68 11. 55
Malarial fever 32. 62 32. 48 30. 08 30. 87 29. 53 37.34 42. 90
Diphtheria 115. 25 116. 58 166. 06 159. 92 170. 41 16. 04 64. 36
Croup 48. 57 49. 03 70. 65 59. 46 78. 56 5.11 16. 50
Diarrheal diseases - . 282. 58 282.10 375. 49 325, 32 410. 97 92. 35 316. 83
Consumption 303. 24 300. 01 246. 63 203. 69 277. 00 408. 45 531. 35
Pneumonia 230. 06 229. 27 216. 24 216. 09 216. 34 255. 76 285. 48
Measles 17.71 17.75 25.16 22.10 27. 32 |! 2.70 14. 85
Whooping cough 26.18 25. 85 37. 87 40. 23 36. 21 1.42 49. 50
Cancer and tumor 48.27 48.19 26. 06 44. 28 13.18 93.13 54. 46
Heart disease and dropsy.....---.- 131.16 130. 51 85. Bt 114, 29 65.73 221. 26 176. 57
Childbirth and puerperal diseases - 20. 02 19. 95 14. 64 13.50 15.45 30. 74 24.75
Diseases of the liver........-.-..-- 35. 95 35. 85 20. 44 24. 46 17. 59 67.15 42. 90
Diseases of the nervous system ... 270. 67 269. 76 293. 35 332. 82 265. 43 221. 83 334.98 |
Diseases of the urinary organs .... 112, 87 112. 74 |! 74. 73 91.77 62. 69 189. 96 122.11
17.50 36. 86 3. 82 59. 56 31.35
269. 31 290. 74, POLIO. Henc Seceooeaiee 75. 91
715. 72 747. 29 | 693. 40 | 483. 48 838. 28
2. 34 2.61 | 2.15 3.83 3.30

 

 

 
a NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 15

No comparison can properly be made of the death rates shown in these tables for the foreign and the colored
as due to scarlet fever, diphtheria, measles, and other diseases which affect children chiefly, owing to the relatively
small proportion of children among these classes of population. Consumption and pheumonia are more fatal among
the colored than among the whites in both cities, and among the foreign than among the native in Brooklyn.

The best means at our command for classifying the whites according to race is to divide them according to the:
birthplaces of mothers, and the death rates of different classes thus formed are shown in the following tables.

Table 15 shows for New York and Brooklyn for the 6-year period the death rates per 1,000 of certain races as:
indicated by color or by birthplaces of mothers, with distinction of under 15 years and 15 years of age and upward,
including stillbirths.

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 15.
NEW YORK. BROOKLYN.
COLOR AND BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. a \ 7
a ages. |) "Zecca | audoree. || SE ABS. | esse. | aad over
7 — a
White -.. Ses 29. 86 53. 28 20. 36 25. 90 44.71 17. 63
COOLED aie ciassten cea cadeveemecesecedasmentedeoet’ 33. 27 75.71 23. 57 30. 54 63. 75 20. 00
White mothers born in—

United States sna. os sesseuscancaosaaysesscts 32. 43 54. 01 15. 91 27.49 45. 76 13. 89
England and Wales. 27. 67 50. 53 20. 78 20.51 32. 42 16.95
Ireland ose ie 32. 51 50. 87 28.01 |] 27.14 43. 84 22. 68
Scotland - niee make Seni 26. 60 43. 71 21.91 19. 62 29. 86 16.41
RTah COesecerevesixisecacsecss eceeckenesnes 23. 28 47.01 17. 86 17. 22 27. 81 14. 43
Germany? 22cinss.ce caine ncivinicie be saaierrearpean’s os 24.27 46. 97 17.04 || 23.18 44,31 15. 46
Russia and Poland oe asks 14. 85 28. 67 6.21 || 13. 93 27. 03. 5. 85
Canada .....-...---- ea it 26.57 52.06 16.71 |; 20.04 33. 44 14.33
Scandinavia ........ ajeiats ai 23.47 57.33 13. 43 19. 46 45, 50 9.13
On gary ssc ioc voscis veaernceeceatecnsse 22. 43 47,21 8.45 11.277 21.16 5, 20
BONCM I Ayer icis nets ces sete aces cciecen eds 43.57 82. 57 20. 31 52. 08 90:91 31.75
er si 35, 29 76.41 12. 27 | 24.11 53. 62 7.89
Other foreign countries ....-...-.--....-.-- 21. 24 40.68 13.00 || 27. 58 56-11, 18. 96

 

 

 

 

 

 

The variations in the death rates of the two cities among those under 15 years and those 15 years of age and
upward, with distinction of birthplaces of mothers, as contained in the preceding table, are shown. graphically in the
diagrams following.
16 VITAL STATISTICS.

DIAGRAM SHOWING AVERAGE ANNUAL DEATH RATES PER 1,000 OF POPULATION UNDER 15 YEARS OF AGE IN EW
YORK AND BROOKLYN; WITH DISTINCTION OF BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS, DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING

MAY 31, 1890.

WHITES —MOTHERS BORN IN—

OTHER FOREIGN
COUNTRIES

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DIAGRAM SHOWING AVERAGE ANNUAL DEATH RATES PER 1,000 OF POPULATION, 15 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER, IN

NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN, WITH DISTINCTION OF BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS, DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING
MAY 31, 1890.

WHITES— MOTHERS BORN IN—

 

UNITED STATES
ENGLAND & W
SCOTLAND
RUSSIA & POLAND
SCANDANAVIA
HUNGARY
OTHER FOREIGN
COUNTRIES
COLORED

NEW YORK ————————_ BROOKLYN ----------

Table 15 shows that during the 6-year period the average annual death rate in New York was greatest among
those whose mothers were born in Bohemia and least among those whose mothers were born in Russsia aid
Poland. In Brooklyn it was also greatest among those whose mothers were born in Bohemia, but least among
those whose mothers were bornin Hungary. The real significauce in the difference in the race mortality, however,
appears in the columns showing the death rates by age groups.

For those 15 years of age and upward the death ratein New York city was higher among the colored than
among the whites, and among the latter was highest among those whose mothers were born iu Ireland, and lowest
among those whose inothers were born in Russia and Poland and Hungary. For all others, except the colored and
the Irish, Scotch, and English and Welsh, the death rate in this age group was below the average.

In Brooklyn, the highest death rate of those 15 years of age ‘and upward occurred among those whose
mothers were born in Bohemia, and next to this among those whose mothers were born in Ireland. The lowest,
as in New York, was among those whose mothers were born in Russsia and Poland and Hungary.

For the children under 15 years of age the heaviest death rate in New York was among those whose mothers
were born in Bohemia (82.57), in Italy (76.41), and the colored (75.71). The lowest was among those whose
mothers were born in Russia and Poland (28.67).

In Brooklyn the death rate of this age group was highest among those whose mothers were born in Bohemia
(90.91), and the colored (63.75). The lowest was ainong those whose mothers were born in Hungary (21.16), Russia
and Poland (27.03), and France (27.81).

The two following tables show the death rates of different races, with finer distinction of ages, stillbirths being
included. These rates are for the census year, which will account for the difference in the rates at all ages and
under 15 years of age, as stted in the table showing rates for the 6 years.

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18 VITAL STATISTICS.

Table 16 shows for New York the death rates per 1,000 of white population during the census year, with
distinction of birthplaces of mothers and of eight groups of ages.

 

  

 

 

 

 

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1 AGES. |
i BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS, pe ee eee ey i Oey = Sars 7 ep aa ea Wile i we |
i Alivawes: Under 15; 15 to 20 \ 20 to 25 | 25 to 35 35 to 45 ; 45 to 55 55 to 65 : 6 years |
2 years. years. j years. years. years. years. years. | and over.
United States (white)........ 29.16 46.92! 4.92 7.00) 9.67 12.55 20. 66 34.41 | 93.35 |
England and Wales. . 27.59! 43.28 5.63 10.04, 12.96 19.28; 29.78! 42.70 127.82 |
Treland ............ 32. 20 43, 26 7.75! 13.81; 20.72 30.76 | 40. 91 63.32 133.11
Scotland | 26551 35.32! 4.98) 10.77! 3d 20.70} 36.21) 41. 8 108, 75
Pratt -oiscicc4 o2sageees odes ee 24.08} 42,46 6.96) 5.27, 10.22 15,26; 28.05) 44.31 111.52
Germany ...--..2-2..2.--.24. 22.08 36.90 4.30 7.73) 11.05; 16.94; 22.68 43.27 84.52
Russia and Poland.........-- aig} 40.25; 3.271 4.67 zor. 9.93! 20.63] 31.25 102. 80
Canada -...22-22..22.2202c08 26.85 | 39.53 5.68| 13.24 15.89; 28.95) 18.25] 70.55 95.24
Scandinavia 28.32 | 62.56 7.72 | ‘W87| 14.44) 19.21 | 28.30] 49.42. 85.23
Hung 5 29.25] 58.73 7.91, 5.49! 814) 11.99) 30.84 | 40.28 102.19
Bohemia ... oH 36.22] 62.19 5.69] 13.11) 18.45} 20.30) 23.54] 58.98 39.74
Italy ; 39.96 | 84.18 7.94 | 13.50 11.03 15.36; 19.90} 38.34. 8x. 40
Other foreign countries. ..... 18.06 | 32.11 4.14 6.39) 7.47 13.20, 18.96 | 36.48 66.73

 

 

 

 

Table 17 shows for Brooklyn the death rates per 1,000 of white population during the census year, with
distinction of birthplaces of mothers and of eight groups of ages.

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| AGES. |
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. = ; | . | | f l ae '
: Ailiaces: nder 15 18 to 20 | 20 to 25 | 25 to 35 | 35 to 45 | 45 to 55 | 55 to 65 | 65 years |
years. | years. years. years. | years. years. | years. and over. |
! = era et PS ae, eins 6 ‘ !
| United States (white)....-..- 26.13 | 41.56 | 4.47 7.13 | 8.81 10.94 14. 84 26. 87 | 89.97 |
_ England and Wales.......... yo21! 28.59! 3.08) 6.27) 842° 10.89; 20.77! 39.50: 90. 99 . |
V Prélabiasceseseepsescnancads 27.83) 48.09) = 7.03! 11.05 ! 18. 28 ; 23.56! 32.17! 56,08 117. 23
| Scotland ........0020022e2e 2 20.92; 23.27 | 4.26) 8.99 R73 16.94) 1921 | 35.41 69.57
| Franee...-----2-2222-ee-ee 14.86. 19.63 joceestess {887 6. 26 5.81 18.65) 31.1 i 79. 30 |
i Germany -...--.2-2222--20 0+ 21.58 8647 5.04 7 10, 32 13.75 20.66) 37.81" 84.98
: Russia and Poland.....--.... 37.57 i 76. 29 | 10. 50 6. 30 11.39 18. 22 43.98 | 44.78 ° 32.26 |
Canada sedsccaseaeetscces: ee 21.53) 36.47 |
Scandinavia ...............-- 24.88 | 55.33 | |
' Hungary... eeeraigeet ai 7.81 11. 63 | :
| Bohetuiascccn<cecstenetseuvce 24.39 | 28.99 |
| Tal eesaeenserueene: bemade 30.83; 65.42 | :
| Other foreign countries. ...-- 18. 41 27.90 | |

 

 

 

From these tables it will be seen that in New York the death rates of those whose mothers were born in Russia
and Poland were very low between the ages 15 and 45, and that, at the other groups of ages, it was also lower than
that of almost every other race. These people were nearly all of the Jewish race, and numbered 80,235 in New York.
This has a very important bearing upon the mortality of tenement house population in certain districts of the city,
especially in wards 7, 10, and 13, and it shows that poverty does not necessarily produce a high death rate.

In Brooklyn the death rate of this class appears to be much higher; highest of all in fact, but in the population
count of this city the Polish population was not counted with the Russian but with “all other foreigners”, which
is probably the chief cause of the discrepancy.

The heavy death rate both in New York city and in Brooklyu was largely due to the excessive death rate along
the children of Irish mothers, because of the large number of this class of the population, it being 399,348 in New
York and 196,372 in Brooklyn on June 1, 1890. It was greater for those of Italian mothers than tor those of Irish
mothers in New York, but the Italian population on June 1, 1890, was only 54,334, of whom 19,485 were under 15
years of age, and it was among these children that the excessive mortality occurred.

In addition to those living at the date of the census and those dying during the 6-year period, for whom the
birthplace of the mother was reported, there were a certain number in each class with regard to whom this
information was uot obtained, the proportion being greater among the decedents than it was among the living, it
being impossible to obtain this information in many cases for those found dead or ina dying condition. It is
impossible to properly distribute those with unknown birthplaces of mothers among the several races, either for the
living or for the dead, and hence the rates given in the above table are probably somewhat below the truth for

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NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 19

the foreign and for the native born of foreign parents. Of those whose mothers were born in the United States,
334,725 in number in New York and 268,097 in Brooklyn, there are two quite distinct classes, the prosperous
aartil failures. The prosperous are very prosperous; they live in the best part of the city and have very low death

rates, as will be seen by examining the figures for tliose districts, while the failures are apt to be terrible failures,
and, when found in the tenement house districts, to furnish very heavy death rates.

The excessive death rate among the adults having Irish mothers as compared with the average death rate of
the total whites during the 6-year period was mainly due to consumption, alcoholism and its consequences, and
pneumonia.

The average annual death rates per 100,000 of mean population were: in New York, total whites, 2,986.03,
those having Irish mothers, 3,250.64; in Brooklyn, total whites, 2,590.00, those having Irish mothers, 2,714.36;
consumption, New York, total whites, 385.05, those having Irish mothers, 645.73; Brooklyn, total whites, 300. OL,
those having Irish mothers, 452.79; apoplexy and paralysis, New York, total whites, 76.21, those having Tash:
mothers, 100.74; Brooklyn, total whites, 79.44, those having Irish mothers, 99.52; diseases of the heart, New York,
total whites, 136.81, those having Irish mnptliens, 179.21; Brooklyn, total whites, 127.56, those having Ir ish mothers
167.41; pneumonia, NewYork, total whites, 287.25, those having Irish mothers, 343, 99; Brooklyn, total whites, 229.2
those having Irish mothers, 281.97; and Bright’s disease, New York, total whites, 82.64, those having Irish TSH
141.75; Brooklyn, total whites, 57.55, those having Irish mothers, 92.79.

The excessive death rate among those having Italian mothers during the 6-year period was mainly due to
measles (New York, total whites, 46.21, those having Italian mothers, 198.75; Brooklyn, total whites, 17.75, those:
having Italian mothers, 91.54), diarrheal diseases (New York, total whites, 318.14, those having Italian mothers,
425.58), stillbirths (New York, total whites, 224.09, those hagas Italian mothers, 383.15; Brooklyn, total whites,
180.48, those having Italian mothers, 273.18), pneumonia (New York, total whites, 287. 25, those having Italian
rihothers, 455.89; Brooklyn, total whites, 229.27, those having Italian mothers, 280.33), and homicides (New York,
total whites, 3.75, those having Italian mothers, 9.89; Brooklyn, total whites, 1.12, those having Italian mothers,
11.44).

On June 1, 1890, New York city contained 403,784 persons whose mothers were born in Germany, and 399,348
persons whose mothers were born in Ireland; and Brooklyn contained 195,663 persons whose mothers were born
in Germany, and 196,372 persons whose mothers were born in Ireland.

These figures are large enough to make comparisons of the death rates from different diseases in these two
classes of some value, and such comparisons are givel in the following tables.
20 VITAL STATISTICS.

Table 15 shows for the children of Irish and of German mothers in New York during the year ending May
31, 1890, the number of deaths per 100,000 of population, with distinction of certain causes of death and of
certain age groups.

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DEATH RATES PER 100,000 OF POPULATION OF CORRESPONDING AGES.
‘ : Children of Irish mothers. ‘ Children of German mothers.
CAUSES. "
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bs Under 15° 15 to 45 45 years |! es Under 15 15to45 | 45 years
Altages: years. years. and over. | AL ages. years. - years. | and over.
. = i 1 om = tty
AK CAUS CS ie eis enaciad exes vada tcaincui ee Helen eeteemnee 3,219. 75 4, 326. 32 1,955.02: 6, 107, 54 2,207.86 | 3, 689. 25 1, 055, 50 3, 915. 68
Made S8oA ebdenin ee oe Greaney aie See eae 2,600.86, 2,323.44 1,031.88 2, 666.89 1.273.95 | 2,022.35 629. 96 2, 335, 62
HGUIN eS) aye soo 2 eee oie iced oo eee ESE RRR | 1, 618. 89 4, 002. 88 923.15 | 3, 440.65 | 933. 92 1, 666. 90 425. 54 1. 580. 06
12. 14 49. 03 0. 43
15. 60 61. 28 1,29
Diphtheria and croup . 92. 62 | 367. 70 4.29
NE OUI BING oa cir ces sac enal apheecenteoereie ook Stan dad ied 9a 16.35 | GTAL, lecoacsaceesal as. cexere ee
‘Cerebro-spinal fever ' 6.19 | 20. 43 DAL |e ac cde _
Typhoid fever. ui 25.01 i 12. 26 31. 28° 22. 06
Diarrheal diseases and cholera infantwu........--...--2-2..---- 238. 49 | 869. 20 14.57. 107.54
Malarial fever. -. a 7.71 17.92
Erysipelas and septicemia 5. 14 22. 66
Venereal diseases... ..--...-222- 000.02 e cece eeeee ee eee e cece teense ‘ 1
AYCONGNB ies cacictosacnee demas ecvaskunndenebodaitnen a4 sean : 2.
Premature births sence Gade came tomeaad we aide Redes aE eat
SN rtd cceoerkictesiceiss qsisssicinndaes aaecbebanelseredenonmuneg
Inanition, debility, and atrophy ............-..--- .2---2-. 12 eee
OUD ARE 2 cinaiidaneciseeciet omens: camiasce ett tekectet eee eetanenet :
Rheumatism ys-covsgs2des das hec0) 4 absce Siesetabeldes Seed eee
Tubercular diseases TAS. 97 426.57 7718. 73 972.76 |
CoOUSUMPTIOM 225 neacseesisscince on stele cedeeds oe Bete sree 648. 56 82.03 749. 60 912.84 |
Henofulajandtabes is: 6c csiingcasckesuiccnnsses eyeesnsanerelaaye senutent 5.51 | 29.72 | 0. 82 2.62 |
Hydrocephalus 25 sec ossacpiscteneaesise ve oe seed eget seine 24 tide ye 28.05 ; 123. 68 | 4.92 2.62,
Inflammation of the brain - 54259 | 183. 00 16. 00 44.51 |
Diseases of the bones and joints........2.........---..-..2-- be 15. 14 | 7.39 | 9.16 {|
CayGerianG tuna: sa so0ssccecwntn enema saance semana se ee 71,87 |------------ 30. 36 278. 87
TitahehGspce sc tecapucnccciaias adicedgsedu cn aeecedan.aubanedse eB seus eeeia 2.87 | 19.64 |
1 1 1 i
Diseases of the nervous system ; 242. 40 355. 90 | 82. 88 + 33. 67
I a |
Apoplexy $4.89. 3.79 ¢ 26. 67 354. 80 i :
Tetanus... 1.25 | 1.26 | 1.23 | 1.31 |
Trismus nascentium and convulsions. ...........22222.2.22-- 25. 04 ‘ 124. 94 ore Dbecretnds : 1.31
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Diseases of the circulatory system. ......2-.2...0222-0 02222020220 182. 05 | 70, 67 107. 09 536, 78
Aneurism 6.51 age an 6.15 14.40 |
Heart disease and dropsy..-......--- 2-22-2222 22. eee eee eee 167.02 | 4.17 99. 70 | 509, 29 i 130. 76 | 32. 68 | 72.00 452. 23
Diseases of the respiratory system .......-----------.-2-.2-22--- 677. 35 B79. 86 | 373. 36 j 1, 441. 46 387.58 : 676. 16 156. 42 741.77
Bronchitisias: vyss ssseexeweceevencecsoser'gene causa weeds wee 184.3! 283.96 | 58.26 | 483. 10 a5o4! 177.72 Wid 202. 68
Pneumonia ..... so isticneGiasnsnselotein n-tn nvng sesicra netecaisinst = AvaiSinile SURES 428. 20 434.15 | 295. 00 | 847. 07 || 244. 44 | 338. 08 134.99 | 470.16
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Diseases of the digestive system .....-.-.0 -2.-.-2---2-5-..2-22-- 3. 85 335. 16 || 91.39 | 93.97 ATL 230. 25
Diseases of the liver 27.0 | 159, 73 f 32. 20 | 9.19 17.14 | 111.638
Diseases of the urinary system ...---------------+-2+-0--- 22-2 171.91 | 788.15 |, 142. 16 36.77 79.28 : 486.70
Brith? tliseane,.2-2.<0sc02 s0ceuseusiewenede ates Sieacestenaren 93.55 ' 439.90 |" 71. 82 2.04 | S771 275.75
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Diseases of the female organs of generation b14. 18 630, 13 | ! 312.99 , el7. 1s
Affections connected with pregnancy..-.-...---.-------.-.------ 584. 30 wicitrsl Boal pan deny | U9G.10 1-22... ee eee
Montlonsssecraneduadsvadanatwiscuanstiesin sk geakesenbemese DUL9 Fee eee BABA seseesevens pa eee
Childbirth and puerperal septicwmia ....-....0-2222 22022222. b56. 70 | ier gaan hescrend
Accidents and injuries 114.47 > 238. 28 |
D PO Wii 2 sescisiee ce eiscce re er gree steed ctslncietcie es ieee eeeaties 18.05 24. 88 j,
BurisAnd SCA dS ececeencg ne. ce vesse sesso eeginased 1.69 6.55
Gunshot wounds and hanicides.....-.--.,----------- 5.74 L3l i,
Tafanticide joxeseim ot sarge we esos cae cneehieumeag gies yrs eke pe che Sevens Sere aR Te Sh, aa !
Railroad accidents. ..-.....-..-2-2222202+ 8.01 | 3.79 7.80 13.09 |
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NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

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Table 19 shows for the children of Irish and of German mothers in Brooklyn during the year ending May 31,
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TABLE 19.
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 OF POPULATION OF CORRESPONDING AGES.
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CAUSEs. Children of Irish mothers. i Children of German mothers.
Under 15 | 15 to45 | 45 615! 5 :
Allages. years a Under 15 15 to 45 45 years
° years. , years. | and over. All ages. years. ; years. | and over.
eters ea ge we bc dteie emai wast cea | eee he Ais ee eee
AIIGCANSESi522.305:2 2a sepsomegeieeeeacemeenaceucoeneadeneas 2, 782. 98 3, 868. 89 | 1, 597. 70 5, 227. 09 2,157.79 | 3, 644. 90 954. 24 | 3. 670. 07
RIES 225d ash se pias See eeinuunsawee shone Smaak aecmmore rain 1, 371.38 2, 032. 97 | 829, 70 2, 307. 69 1, 299. 51 2, O41. 97 545. 81 ie 2 098. 43
BOM AlES) sie seca eons toads sees cneversedayeesec ee post eiee 1, 411. 61 1, 835. 92 | 767.99 2,919. 40 935. 28 1, 602. 92
A eureccccmen al Gale) ea ey ae:
Scarlet fev erivssivuwsse seviese ecedes 10.18 45. 66 | 0.86 5
crebiayihiers/s seaversicibea chars SSIS nici 3 F 3 sats trates Attend 15. 84
Diphtheria and croup 34.95 9 5 ip ca
[P2aenenewar seececs Heese nede sees eberee me sie id 134.95, 629. 60 | Die |itaaainetatrems 134. 41 482. 58
Whooping cough ..---..-..-- 13.75 64.88 | ellis cto eters 17.89 64. 34
Cerebro-spinal fever 0.51 2. 40 | 1,53 5. 68
"YpliOid feVerscneuaerne sated eaexiemeserse alates stances 27.50 19. 22 38.57 2. 63 18. 40 5. 68
Diarrheal diseases and cholera infantum 178. 74 574. 33 | 30. 00 202. 15 208. 52 686. 97
Malarial fever 36.16 40. 85 ; 24.00 68. 26 18. 40 11.35
Erysipelas ana septica@mia 12.73 9.61 11.14 21.00 18.91 11.35
Venereal diseases 0.51 2.40 | 2. 04 5. 68
ATCONOMSM. ccc wes neers semenadiateesseicteene ecindgeiciulsuindeaelseseng LOK69! | esesrnc ors atte 4.09
Premature Dirthici. ces jocesecuncusevascecissig donee use eeeuete 04 14, 26 12.27
SOM bIANG s.2 cece eccce eters sien pacmie cectteeamaeeerats 93.70 . mi 150.77
Inanition, debility, and atrophy............2..... 94. 21 341. 23 7.71 89. 26 117. 04
OQ SC cgeee gee sete ererisrtisose ness noeaginenerhen seen answers B29! |aiciornsicaien: ie clfsciowcletneviete 273. 04 30.15
MRHGUNIALISM soe oes eee secs asniemee le oh idk oR Sadalceecasadetes 16. 80 4.81 9. 43 52.51 5. 62
Tubercular diseases 519.93 353. 25 573. 42 538. 20 ‘381.78
COnSWMPtiOn s2seecieescessnscesdests peer eee tered aes 432. 85 52. 87 546. 85 498. 82 286. 72
Scrofula and tabes......-.------------ 1.02 2.40 ONGG! | eecie sie a 2.04
Hydrocephalus .-.- 10. 69 48. 06 O86: | seins senses 14. 82
Inflammation of the brain . 72.31 242. 71 23.14 36. 76 75. 64
Diseases of the bones and joints ..........22..2...2---2--2-- 3.06 7.21 1.71 2. 63 2.56
Cancer and tuwor ....-22.-02-00e202-0e cece eeeeeeeceeeeeeeeceeees 51.43 2.40 22.99 194.28 | 55. 20
Diabetes 13.13 | 3.07
Diseases of the nervous system .-.-.---.-------+2---+2-+----00- 234.
Apoplexsccseay pecs eee peste swtes cesar ste seeeecgaemeeeaeeess i 52.
Tetanitis «. s:2e2cccdce ct eece soporte neice neces pea eeieaes ' 1.
Trismus nascentium and convulsions. ......,..-.----2-22---- \ 46.
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Diseases of the circulatory system . 139.
Aneurism .. -+ - i 2.63 2.
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Heart disease and dropsy .....------- 222000 e2ee cee eeeeee ee 191. 47 72.09 114. 00 559. 20 | 128.
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Diseases of the respiratory system......-...---------+--++------ 625. 85 711. 30 346. 28 1, 988. £2 | 419. 09 671. 83 167. 80 823. 66
PrOnCHiliS.: science steeaes secs cee raetesen ses sie 166. 52 276. 35 36. 00 446.31 99.15 177.89 13. 83 247.39
Pneumonia 375, 82 249. 92 274. 28 824. 36 233. 56 261. 16 139, 22 488. 95
Diseases of the digestive system .--..-.---+-++-20+2+ 2+ ee ee ee eee 103. 24 113. 55 50.71 253. 21
Diseases of the liver.....--.-.----------+-+ 22 eee eee eee eee eee 38. 84 9. 46 20. 28 142.61
Diseases of the urinary system - 93. 02 28.39 51. 63 323.06
Bright's disease..-------.-- 02-2620 ee see eee creer ere eee oe 42.93 1,89 27. 66 154. 25
Diseases of the female organs of generation......-...------------ 08,25 |....--.220-- 07.45 623, 85
Affections connected with pregnancy...-.--------------+-+-++--+ 067.04 |.--.-..-.---
Abortion : . 01.86 |.....-----
Childbirth and puerperal septicemia 054.00) | s-scesoces U5AL0O frocecrriace ae
Accidents and injuries. -.-.......-. 2-2-2222. ee cece ee eee eee eee 55. 20 34. 06 42.41 128. 06
Drowned . .--------+---+-+ +2002 c errr t rere Niger peeevecr sessile . : 5 4 5. 62 5. 68 3.53 5. 82
Biimie anid Seal Suse cca ee nee reteerenceeaseuad Gate ee Sao al 5.09 9.61 0. 86 13. 13 | 5. 62 13. 25 2.77 2.91
Gunshot wounds and homicides. .......---.--+---+---+-22++++ 3:06) | ss aceaswasee 42 5 z
Infanticide. -....-.-----+---+----2-- +++ Seviueincheedoeticeaecd 0.51 2:40 Lewascaicue
Railroad accidents .-..-.-------------2-+ 2-2-2 e eee ee eee eee 3. 06 3.4: . : q 5
SUN CIQEA se erase consis ests Sse ee SRR ee cma aOR 5. 09 171 21.00 1G387' Lessttecienesesa 12.91 55. 30

 

 

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22 VITAL STATISTICS.

These tables present many interesting points relating to the death rates of the two groups. It should be
remembered, however, that the children of Irish mothers form amuch more homogeneous group than do the children
of German mothers, since the latter include a considerable number of the Jewish race, whose death rate is very
low, and if it were possible to separate these the difference between the Irish and the German death rates would
not be so great.

A large part of the excessive death rate among children of Irish mothers is due to tubercular diseases, and to
the effects of alcohol, which last include a considerable part of the diseases of the nervous system, of the circulatory
system, of the digestive, and of the urinary organs among the adults. The greater prevalence of malarial diseases
among those of Irish mothers is due to the fact that a greater proportion of them live in the water side and filled
districts. The death rate of the women with Irish mothers, from childbirth and its consequences, is very high, but
the number of abortions and stillbirths among them is below the average. Cancer and tumor and suicides are
more frequent among those having German mothers.

On June 1, 1890, there were 1,970 Chinese living in the city of New York, and the. number of deaths which
occurred among this class during the census year was 57, giving a death rate of 28.93, which is « very high one
when it is remembered that they were nearly all adults, and that the average death rate of persons 15 years of age
and upward was for the whites 20.36. Of these 57 deaths, 46 occurred in sanitary district C, of ward 6, and out of
245 deaths which occurred in the city duriug the 6-year period 158 occurred in this district.

This would give an enormous mortality for this locality if all the decedents had been residents of the district,
but I am informed by Dr. John T. Nagle, the registrar of the health department, that this large number of deaths
among the Chinese is due to the fact that in this district are some houses used for hospitals to which Chinese are
brought from all parts of the city, and perhaps from some of the adjacent cities. Nearly all the deaths of Chinese
are due to consumption.

CONJUGAL CONDITION.

Of the male population over 15 years of age in each city over one-half are married, the proportion being
512.28 per 1,000 in New York, and 551.21 in Brooklyn. The proportion of the widowed was 37.86 in New York,
and 37.86 in Brooklyn.

Of the females 15 years of age and upward 490.84 per 1,000 in New York and 514.40 in Brooklyn were
married. The proportion of married was decidedly greater among the white than among the colored in both cities,
aud the same is the case for the widowers in New York; the proportion of widowers in Brooklyn and of widows
in both cities being greater among the colored. The proportion of married is much greater among the foreign
than among the native for the males and somewhat greater among the feinales.

Out of each 1,000 males 45 years of age and upward in New York 767.01 are married; of the native white
males 719.07 are married, and of the foreign white males 784.58 are married. Of each 1,000 females 45 years
of age and upward there are married of the total 505.31, of the uative 492.81, and of the foreign 513.52. These
proportions are somewhat greater in Brooklyn.

It will be seen that the difference between the native and the foreign in the proportion of the married becomes
less at the higher groups of ages, which is in part due to the fact that the average age of marriage is less among
the foreign than it is among the native. These and other ratios are shown in the following table.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 23

Table 20 shows for certain age groups the number of single, married, and widowed in New York and Brooklyn
in each 1,000 of population on June 1, 1890, with distinction of sex, color, nativity, and parental nativity.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

' ‘ TABLE 20.
! | |
| \ OVER 15 YEARS. 15 1o 45 YEARS. ' 45 YEARS AND OVER. ,
| SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, AND PARENTAL (Conjugal cou-|___ a erated 2
i NATIVITY. "dition. Fs | |
j ; New York. | Brooklyn. New York. | Brooklyn. New York. | Brooklyn. |
(See Se es “ eesag ee | teal Steer Se | $16. sot IM cere ay |
|| Single ...... 447.21 408. 85 546.73 519.89 || 103. 86 62. 40 |
; Total males..........22-22--+-+ J | Married .... 512. 28 551. 21 438.44 | 465. 68 767.01 818. 09 |
; [: Widewed ... 37. 86 37. 86 12.34 | 12.460) 125. 88 117.10
: ( Single ....-- 382. 18 359. 15 463. 93 449. 70 | 96. 68 82.05
‘Total females......2-.-..2----- { Married ..-.. 490. 84 514. 40 486. 70 508. U3 | 505. 31 533.90 i
3 {| Widowed ... 124, 63 124. 96 47.16 40. 96 395. 19 382.02 |
i Liane se pease | Ste al leet ae le | ell pee a
Single .-.--- i 608. 73 528.32 |} 675. 06 ' G11.71 jl 151.73 77.96 |
Native white, males ........2..2-.--- 1 Married ... | 362.57 | 443.93 |: 310.83 | 375.43 |! 719. 07 813.93
: | Widowed...) 25.24 25.75. || 11.19 wu | 122. 02 * 104. 83
' Single ...--- 506. 89 451. 67 ! 558. 37 517. 63 131. 64 103. 65
Native white, females.............--. | Married .... 411.41 461.15 | 400. 24 447.14 492. 81 535. 02 |
! Widowed ... 78. 89 85.61 |/ 38. 98 33. 83 369.77 358.78 |
| { Single .....-. 473. 82 411.15 584. 82 536. 26 147.21 70.12 \
Both parents native, males ...--- Married .-.. 476. 37 547.77 |! 394. 04 448. 42 718. 60 818.54 |
|, Widowed ... 42.09 38.37 |! 13. 81 12.94 |! 125. 30 107.67 |
_ Single ...... 384.50 357.97 | 465.55 | 454.39 129, 42 100.71 |
\ Both parents native, females. ..-. {' Marvied ..-. 477. 41 509.98 || 474.92 | 502. 61 485.24 | 529.64 |
; |. Widowed... 132.89 129.60. |) 54. 82 40.77 378.58 | 366. 6
‘ ’ Single -..... 316.82 261.69 |) 417.70, 374. 06 86.44 | 52.57
Foreign white, males ....--..-------- | i Marvied .... 633. 25 $83. 65 i 566.98 : 609. 32 784. 58 | 821.99
|) Widowed ... 47.95 52.35 | 13.38 | 14.38 ror | 123.58 |
; | Single ...-.. 282. 25 239. 52 : 369.37 | 335.16 |! 84.98 | 69.47
Foreigi white, females. ....-..------- | : Married ...- 557. 17 586. 20 A 576.45 615.92 513. 52 36. 90 i
af Widowed ... 158. 58 172. 98 i 52.14 | 49.78 | 399.59! 392. 05 |
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Table 21 shows the death rates in New York and Brooklyn during the census year ending Mey 31, 1890, per
1,000 of total population 15 years of age and upward, with distinction of nativity, parental nativity, aud conjugal
condition.

TABLE 21.

 

 

WHITE.
| 1 SSS ae
1 } Native. i
y CONJUGAL CONDITION. Aggregate.
: ; Both Foreign.
| Total. parents | |
| | native. |
| I |
|- MSS Se eine Absa cond eS 3 i
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' New York: I |
Sitawlerae ceueclss sezcctevantanacocaereyees 0 | Wer | 16.57
4 VANARR Eds o-2 iosso-ceetencareonw-eeecays 20.90 | 18.27 | 15.52 21.09
‘ Widowed wosnsecarcac csarcennsaceaerede 57.98 || 48. 04 | 49.58 | 62.59
1 4
Brooklyn: i |
Sin ole:Gai Assan? sa ctaualacsaceorewtaece es 11.32 i 10. 37 9.37 15.54 |
; MAPTION sec ccencera2s vats av ca ccaae seems 18. 26 \ 14.70 15. 16 | 21.28 !
j Widowed! sco. dccuiecies enn ceanoauine sense \ 54. 10 43.19 47.12 | 61.15
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This table shows that the death rate was less among the single than among the married, and was greatest of
allamong the widowed; that it was least among the native whites of native parents and greatest among the
foreign, and that it was less in all the groups in Brooklyn than it was in New York, with the exception of the
married among the foreign, for whom it was 21.28 per 1,000 in Brooklyn and 21.09 in New York

 
24 VITAL STATISTICS.

Table 22 shows the death rates in New York and Brooklyn during the census year ending May 31, 1890, per
1,000 of population of two groups of ages, with distinction of sex, nativity, parental nativity, and conjugal
condition.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 22.
Y , T
| 15 TO 45 YEARS. 45 YEARS AND OVER.
| | |— = rs teres
White. / White.
: : ‘|
i : ooo Hirata tue Gove
LOCALITY, SEX, AND CONJUGAL CONDITION. | moies Native. ! Aggre- i Native.
; gate. Re St a tenet gate. | ———_________--
| ' | Both |] Foreign. : 1 Both _ || Foreign.
| | Total. | parents | Total. | parents
| | native. , Dative.
' Males: | |
: New York— |
i Si Ble ssceceesercen. sesiniesetineisincasiioacl! 14. 68 13.91 10. 68 15. 49 67. 86 53. 64 44.08 | 76.43
| Married -..-. 14.57 15. 44 8.92 13. 83 37.95 34. 63 33.63 | 38.74
| Widowed 56. 03 52.12 38.19 58.06 | 97.70 85. 56 79.17 '| 101.98
Brooklyn—
| Single ws case cecmicscicicn sowsciccecmcmscweee 12. 16 11.70 8.21 13, 37 52. 04 46. 04 44.23 || 58.42
| MARIEd so eet e ine Seale e8 12, 20 10.53 8.55 13. 56 35. 18 28.99 30.66 || 38.20
WAG WOO as cian cisccieis cmese cuted snncrce ' 43,92 35. 01 30. 94 53. 38 91.13 71.40 70.40 || 100.37
| Females:
| New York— : '
| SinBlOvcas caceesadeveteehacetiawadseeacien ' 7.79 7.73 6.34 7.67 52.77 42. 63 40.57 | 57.08
Married..... ' 14. 23 15. 12 9.11 13. 50 30. 48 25.29 |° 23.85 32. 03
| Widowed ... | 92.34 20.60 | 14.09 23. 65 60. 72 35.86 | 56.99 || 62.34
{ |
Brooklyn— | ; { !
Sin plone eee ee cepteecacstaeceiaooeiae ' G88 7.09 6.19] 5.96 41.72 3477 | 3828 |) 48,20
ATION dere sin 3 earls stessintesa aia aiguealaie | 12. 33 11.79 9. 20 12.95 26. 91 22. 26 22.42 ° 29.13
| Widowed) sa:scaiawaieneninweninemacemeimmcn ; 15.39. 13.17 8.51 | 18. 28 57, 26 51.97 53. 85 59. 62
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For males between the ages 15 and 45 years the death rate was slightly greater among the single than among
the married in New York, while the reverse was the case in Brooklyn, but the difference is so small as to be
unimportant in the aggregate. The death rate is least among the native whites of native parents in New York
and greatest among the foreign, with the exception of the married.

Among the females 15 to 45 years of age the death rate of the married is nearly double that of the single in
both New York and Brooklyn, which is largely due to the perils of childbirth. For those 45 years of age and
upward the death rate is decidedly less among the married than among the single in each city, while the death
rate of the widowed is greatest of all.

Table 23 shows the death rates per 1,000 of white children of American, Irish, and German mothers in New
York, Brooklyn, and the District of Columbia for the year ending May 31, 1890, with distinction of sex and
conjugal condition, and the corresponding rates for Prussia, Belgium, and Bavaria.

TABLE 23.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

   

 

 

= SEES
| 15 To 45 YEARS. 45 YEARS AND OVER.
U tcneadectaaes eemeed Vesa oe 68
LOCALITY AND BIRTHPLACE. i Males. Females. Males. Females.
== Rei teeter Fat ialssitcagia a cehains ania sewsciinicap tte Litt abebsiai
! Single. Married. Single. Married. Single. Married. Single. | Married.
ee | pel Soaeace -_ ss ee
New York: |
Children of American mothers (white) .--.--.-.------------- 1, 42 8.70 | 6.01 9.71 39. 37 41.20 i 40. 36 24.96
Children of Irish mothers .....-.-..---------++---+------+-+- 20. 86 23.65 | 10. 06 23.93 82. 82 43. 97 || 57.23 44.19
Children of German mothers .-..---------.----+----+--+++-+- 10.99 13. 13 4.98 10. 80 65. 59 36. 87 | 46, 83 24,99
ty
Brooklyn: Hl
Children of American mothers (white) -...-.---------2+-++++ 7.74 8.27 6.09 9.38 38. 92 28.97 || 36.75 29.11
Children ot Irish mothers .-.-.--..---- ama Reet 17.31 18.75 8.13 19. 83 | 58. 59 42.10 | 46. 32 37.51
Children of German mothers .--.-- cemnieadouaenmensees 10. 42 10. 44 5.61 9.51 | 60. 51 y3.51 81.25 23. 24
District of Coiumbia: ‘
Children of American mothers (whité) ...........2-..200.2+- 177 6.75 4.94 7.53 22. 86 22.06 | 15.74 14. 83
Children of Irish mothers ....--.--.--.2.2-2----2+ 002000005 19.45 13. 61 9.92 19. 81 78. 84 | 42.06 33.00 si)
Children of German mothers ....--.---+--+-------+--+--+---+-- 7.09 12. 63 || 6. G4 6.50 78.77 33.48 | 105. 26 19. G1
Prussia, 1885 8.11 10.13 | 5.87 9.62 50, 21 | 82. 83 | 38. 82 | 23, 94
“Belyrium, 1880 Rt 8.62 i 6.84 | 9.14 41.29 31, 72 | 35. 60 22,39
Bavaria; 1878.00. +.s0e0-sosensseceseccsvacesese . 8.14 8.58 5.93 10, 28 55. 04 33,46 | 45.34 26.75

 

 

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 25

It will be seen from this table that as a rule the death rates of the children of American mothers were the
smallest, those of Irish mothers the largest, and those of German mothers intermediate between the two, but that
in Brooklyn in the age group 45 years and upward the death rate of single Germans, both male and female,
exceeds that of the Irish.

MONTHS OR SEASONS.

Some data for estimating the influence of month or season upon the death rates due to certain causes in
New York and Brooklyn are given in the following tables and diagram.

Table 24 shows for New York and Brooklyn for the 6-year period the average death rates per 10,000 of
population for each month for the total population and for the children under 5 years of age.

TABLE 24.

 

    
 

 

 

 

 

NEW YORK (AGGRE- BROOKLYN (AGGRE-
a “ GATE). GATE).
MONTHS. iad e :

All ages. si All ages. prised

27.11 106. 21 23,11 82.78

24.00 98. 60 20,12 77.90

26. 65 106. 33 22. 50 84.72

25.13 100. 26 21.18 80.01

24.09 95. 86 19. £0 76.16

23. 97 114.51 21.06 99. 95

32. 40 181. 65 29. 05 162. 85

August....-- 25,52 125,34 | 22. 84 113. 23
September... 22, 32 103. 34 20. 64 97.72
October...... 21.90 88. 38 19. 41 75.70
November ..- z 21.49 83.98 | 18. 38 63. 87
December........-. 24.57 98,51 || 21.40 79. 65

 

 

 
26 VITAL STATISTICS.

The following diagrain shows for New York and Brooklyn for the 6-year period the average death rates per
10,000 of population for each month for the total population and for the children under 5 years of age:

DIAGRAM SHOWING AVERAGE ANNUAL DEATH RATES PER 10,000 OF POPULATION, BY MONTHS, IN NEW YORK AND
BROOKLYN FOR THE TOTAL POPULATION AND FOR CHILDREN UNDER 5 YEARS OF AGE.

MONTHS.
RANE JAN |FEB |MAR|APR | MAY |JUNE|JULY|AUG |SEPT|OCT |NOV |DEC

180
160
140
120
100

80

60

NEW YORK —W\—— BROOKLYN

 

It will be seen from this table and diagram that the heavy death rate of the children under 5 years of age
oceurs in July, for which month it is more than double the rates for October and November. In Washington the
heaviest death rate at this age occurs in June, and in Baltimore in July.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 27

Table 25 shows for New York, by months, the number of deaths due to certain specified causes per 1,000
deaths from all causes during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 25
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eae, “hry | voary. | Mareh| April. | May. | June. | July. | 203i. | tember. tober. eae Mee atone
ei Pasa 7 Pe the, ¥ pants Sassi eae ere =| 2 =i vee
Measles) <2 cn vcensseqeov dex decease seer sesseresdscesese 227; 1.68) 133] 193° 1.97; 1.33] 139, 0.68) uso! O48 1.22 FL Auen creas
‘Scarlétfevenie 4 sasanncnccai edie mieten idencenvenss 197) 200, 220) 215 1.87 | 135] 101! 065) 058] o7 1.03 | Ty occas
Diphtheria. .. -| 4.04; 3.67) 3.92] B69] 4.02 | 3.62} 288) 219 | 196) 287 236) 4.95 0.01
Whooping cough ...-...- fo Selesee et easement gee 0.91; 0.84° o97] 0.96] O74! O78] 1.25) 1.31 1.20) 0.85) O64! 0.87...
Cerebro-spinal fever. - 0. 36 | 0. 35 0. 45 0. 46 0. 46 | 0. 44 0.36 0. 28 81 0.30 0.36! 0.34 : bea tye ek
Typhoid fever ....-. 0.46} 0.36 0.38]; 0.52] 0.99; 0.82] “0.67 = 1.10 1.37] 1.25' 0.93 . 0. 67 2
Diarrheal diseases 2.25 | 1.99 2.15 2. 36 2.52) 12.18 | 38.21 20.61; 12.69 6.08 2.46 2.06
Malaisal overs: <csetseenaetvecenenemeh seanemnassens 0.56 0.60 0. 60 0. 62 0. 67 | 0. 63 0. 67 0. 86 | 0. 84 0.90 0. 68 0:60> scicez eee
Inanition, debility and atrophy, and old age 3.58 3.02, 3.86 3.41 3.34, 3.57 5.63, 4.67 4.66 3.81, 3.02 2298: lisse
Consuniption: ..22s2-s<2eseasssseeseeecceseaeeeteaneerest 12.90 11.13) 12.25) 11.84) 114 | 9.60 | 10.08 ; 10.30 | 9.56 | 10.70 10.20 11.16 0,01
Diseases of the nervons system 7.05 7.13 7.71 7.55 6. 96 6. 82 7.54 6.38 | 5. 63 5. 68 5.70) 6.70 9.02
Diseases of the respiratory system 23.53) 18.52 | 21.13 | 18.47! 15.21 9.74 7, 84 7.57 8.475 TLT8: 1439) IR RG Lee
Affections connected with pregnancy.....-....222-.2++ 0. 86 | 0.85 - 1.05) 0.93/ 082 071] 0.70 6.64] 0.57' 0.53) 0.58; 0.67 2.0.2.
Accidents and injuries 2.71 \ 2.44) 2.78 3.00 3. 60 3. 65 4.54 3.69 3.01 2. 98 2.82, 2.78 0.08
Suicides 0. 43 0.36! 0.44 0. 54 0.50 0.47 ' 0.49 0. 36 0.40: 0.38 0. 43 Oak si sdecde
Sunstroke) ...ciciches eGecessscnoseasaiecs bee dnesse delta eect eeeeeee | se etisee ee al Reenter Ibarra 0.35 1.23 0.52 0. 30 | eee | dadodnges ears poopie

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Table 26 shows for Brooklyn, by months, the number of deaths due to certain specified causes per 1,000
deaths from all causes during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890.

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CAUSES. | i | Feb March. | April. May. June. July. | ne oes, | aha. sr aa Tebent:
see ee ele
Measlesingocissceenectees acstossdteeesy eek eet estes 0.76 0.73) 0.93 1.03) 0.98, 0.53) 0.42 0.24 0.09 0.07] 0.22) U8
Searlet fever....-...-.-.-.+- csaiaretrataianteventomvaietee Same 1.69 2.00. 1.81 | 1.99 ; 1 ; 1.56 / 0.87 0.78 0.57 Ost] 100° 149)
Diphithieriar cass. cececesecee asides aber see eey sean seers: 5.04 3.89, 406) 3.62 j BT: 3.05) 265, 24 | 279 as7] 462. LoL.
Whooping cough --...-..-..--------- 222-2 .eeee eee eee ee 0. 69 0.84! 1.08 0.77 0. 63 | 0. 68 1.06 1.33 | 1.11 0.69 | 0.61 0.61 |...
Cerebro-spinal fever | 0,22 0. 20 0.18 0. 29 0. 26 0.20 0.29 0.24 0.23 0.17 0.12) 0.20).
‘Typhoid fever ..-..-..-------- 2-2-2 ss sence ee eee ee renee 1 0. 64 0. 29 0. 36 0. 37 0. 23 0. 23 ; 0.50 0. 94 128! 1.49 1.54 1.03 ig
Diarrheal diseases ...........-----2-2 6-22.02 e eee eee eee 5 1387 _ LT, 1.63 1.64 | 231) 14. 67 41.68 9 21.57 13. 87 5.33 1.86 1.73 |.
Malarial fever 2 0.81, 0.7 0.73 0.81; 0.70 3 0. 84 0.92 1.40 | 1.46 1.56 | 1.47 1.16 “
Inanition, debility and atrophy, and old age.......---, 4.105 3.55 3. 89 4.28 3.73 4.77 7.50 7.50 : 7.34 5.76 4.00' 4.088. ...22.
CONSUMPTION weccescapee gens sins scingedeltsness scetisislact ! 41.43 9.60} 10.32 ; 10.68! 10.27 8.74 | 9.07 9.07 | 9.01 9.32 9,25 10. 02 | 0. 02
Diseases of the nervous system. .-..--.--------+---++-+ ' 9,92. 8.56) 10.18, 9.34 ' go 8.35) 1.18 8.28 7.58 776), 340 8. 61 0. 04
Diseases of the respiratory system salar’ 2 bistere,Siaiaiseeaeiee 24.13. © 18.84 | 20.73) 17.62 ; 14. 64 9.01 6. 85 7.07 | 7.98) 11.59 14.11 19.64 -....-..
Affections connected with pregnancy......--.--------- - 0. 69 0.77 0. 82 0. 68 : 0. 67 0. 69 | 0. 64 0. 48 i 0. 46 0.52 0,57 0. 69 | 0. 02
Accidents and injuries.-....--.-.-....---.---------+-+- 1.73 : 1. 64 2. 02 1.95 ' 2.16 2.70 | 3.55 2. 63 : 2.45 190° 184 2.18 0.05
SuiCideSt.cccseneseseerceidecedld Dede ane aceiwtacee se 0. 23 0.19 0. 26 0. 82 | 0.52 0. 34 : 0. 26 0.25 0.31 oe 0.
Sunstroke .....---.-202-2-220+ ieeige ienavenaeaeererp: seve sese Pieciees| saat seis bacenawe. | 0.08 , 0.24) 0.92 0.36 0.17
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28 VITAL STATISTICS.

DIAGRAM SHOWING PROPORTION OF DEATHS DUE TO DIPHTHERIA PER 1,000 DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES, BY
MONTHS, IN NEW YORK FOR 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890.

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DIAGRAM SHOWING PROPORTION OF DEATHS DUE TO TYPHOID FEVER PER 1,000 DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES, BY
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OCCUPATIONS.

31

The influence of occupation may become a special predisposing cause of sickuess and death, which should be
taken into account, when it is possible to do so, in comparing the death -rates in different localities. It is not at
this time possible to give death rates for the several occupations, owing to want of the necessary population data,
but something can be learned by comparing the proportion of deaths due to certain causes occurring among persons

of different occupations.

Table 27 shows for the males 15 years of age and upward engaged in certain occupations in New York and
Brooklyn during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890, the number dying and the number of deaths from certain
causes per 1,000 deaths from all causes for each specified occupation. :

OCCUPATIONS.

Clergyiitett s2cqcccencsct eesete ee teoretdes ees
DAW NENS secemcetotsestaraccdeat Shidecaeneee
Physicians and surgeons ...-.---------------
Accountants, book keepers, clerks, ete......-.
Dealers, retail.......-..---------------------
Saloonkee pers, bartenders. ete-..------------

Barbers ind hairdressers

Policemen. watchinen, and detectives. ....---

Soldiers. sailors. and marines (Cnited States) }

Laborers. ..02 socciise nocccecatesesuesecie sie se.
Sebvatitsecce2 ccceccteexacescmeeris ere aecepatelens
Bakers and confectioners .....--------------+
Blacksmiths... .sesess0+eee2.sers neste ces
Boot and shoe makers ..---------------------
Carpenters aud HOINCHE exis deeseess aestetsicey
Compositors. printers. and pressmen....-----
Marble and stone cutters ......--------------

Masons, brick and stone

Painters, glaziers, and varnishers..----------

Plumbers. ‘gas and steam fitters..----------- :
Vailors ......-----2-22- 2222 cece ec rtte
Drayimen, hackmen, teamsters, ete 2... 2 +--+

Farmers, planters, and overseers .---++-+----

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236.
120.
113.
352.
371.
184.
159.
296. 3
295.
338.
358. 62
190. 80
169. 23
111.11
250. 00
263. 98
245. 46
332. 37
292. 76
267. 01
250. 00
285. 04
237.74
256.
239.
262.
209, 28
437.
370.
398. 51
423.5
250.
181.
310.
302.
328.
314.
239.
263.
2192:
263.

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! | Diseases | 728
cancer, | Heat ot the segptra
system: eyetona
28.67 : 82.18
| 2288 | 5. 95. 18
ee ——|—
| 44.87 | 166.67 | 153. 85
, 149} 11t94! 91.95 ;
94.93) 127.42! 141.97 | 168.98
13. 89 | 131.94 | 145.83 | 145.88
27.19! 108.76) 163.14] 132.93
14.18! 163.12 | 148.94] 156.03
18. 35 87.02 68.67 | 144.56
13.96] 69.78 85. 147. 94
36.76} 116.09! 118. 148. 66
26.08! 108.79) 137. 174.37 |
21. 44 67.38 7. 160. 80
26.09! 63.77 G0. 185.51
21.58! 103.12 = 83.93, 127.10 |
6.90 68.97! 62. 117, 24 |
18.94] 109.6174. 156, 97
34.62 | 115.38 96. 203. 85
49.38 | 172.84] 145. 74.07
35.71 71.43) 214: :
16.24; 63.24, 68,
19.24 67.34 | 78.
15. 48 74.50) 82. 146. 59
42.76 | 111.84) 55.92] S158
28, 24 94.99 69. 129. 65
33.09 80.88 | 106 158. 09
26.77] 61.42 69. 168. 50
18.87! 101.89! 116. 177.36
34.48 85.34 | 100. 164, 66
15. 66 | 105.15] 100. 194. 63
29.76 85.81 85. 146. 33
30. 84 87.00) 128.85' 163.00
14.25 | 66.06 | 56,99 129.53
5.75; 86.21) BEM | 158.05
18. 62 61.45 63.31 178.77
23. 53 70. 59 G4.71 152. 94
29. 81 32. 85 66.40 ; 185. 64
11.49 9.08 | 114.94 ' 212. 64
16. 60 74.72 81.51 | 124.53 |
16.00} 120.c0} 98.00) 152.00 |
17.68 55.01 68. 76 161.10 |
venereaa 57.14 85.71} 194.29 |
37.90 93.65} 115.94 149,94 |
30. 69 94. 63 90.79 179.03 5
13. 63 77.24 66.91 156.55
14.56 81.51 78.60! 196.51!
43. 64 54.55 94.55 | 178.18 |
27.93 | 134.08 | 72.63; 189.94 |
17.00 89. 64 77. 28 | 128.28
22, 28 86. 63 99.01 160.89

 

 

 

NUMBER OF DEATHS PER 1,000 DEATHS PROM ALL CAUSES

t
Bright's
disease.

53. 93
45.91

38. 46
22.99
77. 36
34.72
48. 34
92.20
46.15
36.29
36.76
48. 44
57.43
51.97
37.55
41.38
64.95
37.69
ML
71.43
52.1
42.33
47.41
39.21
36. 48
4012
72. 44
45.28
68.97 |
49, 22

48.12.
47.36
5u. 52
45.98
50, 28
47.06 !
51.49 |
31.72
69.43
36. 00
53.05
45.71
35.18 |

 

39. 64
45.02 |

36. 36
33,52
49.46
42.08

18.

Suicide.

7.85

20. 07 2B.

i Accidents

and
injuries
(except

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185
a
27

78
7
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49
36.01
34.72
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28
48

20. 94
9. 34

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67.

111.39
32 VITAL STATISTICS.

It will be seen from this table that consumption caused more than one-fowrth of all the deatiis among the
males having specified occupations, and that the proportion of deaths from this cause was greater among
compositors, printers, and pressmen, marble and stone cutters, accountants, clerks, etc., barbers and hairdressers,
painters and glaziers, aud plumbers and gas fitters than among those engaged in other occupations, while it was less
among clergymen and physicians. Heart disease caused the greatest proportion of deaths among clergymen,
lawyers, and physicians. Suicide was most frequent among the barbers and hairdressers, and the bakers,
probably because a greater proportion of these were of the German race.

Table 28 shows for the females 15 years of age and upward engaged in certain occupations in New York and
Brooklyn during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890, the number dying and the number of deaths from certain
causes per 1,000 deaths from all causes for each specified occupation.

TABLE 28,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, i .
: NUMBER OF DEATHS PER 1,000 DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES.
i sa et es poseees,
| ,rotal i | ! ex i ;
OCCUPATIONS. Localities. | number ‘ | | ; Disease ee | ‘i Accidents
| | Lypboid |Consumy-, ¢, a Heart | ofthe ! . . Bright's goss Pere tay
| deaths. | “jever. tion. Cancer. | gicease. nervous | er | disease. | Suicide. (aecene
! , ; System. | gystem. | burns).
' : j
i mere ea ie a tae | cava i | ae i ail =e
Bet ae Risin” spr ateos ait age! jst ; 263
All oceupations........2-2-0.0200-2e0-- § New York.) 15. 164 i 16.95 | 275. 72 52.95 : 90. 48 75. 38 131. 43 50. 25 6.00 25. 65
Brookiyu ..., 5,003 |. 18.99: 249. 65 ; 49.77 81.95 : 84.55 143.31 48.17 2.20 8.79
: acme tna ! ats «dees | SaEawlen. son jose ae
= ! 4 1 ! S Kaigee en. te Sree ein? ers es
Area he na ti ® OOO lee ccck ocisieceaiseedewecccaces § New York.. 136 14.71 272. 06 | 95. 59 66. 18 73.53 147. 06 36. 76 14.71 | 36. 76
° : Brooklyn -.. 92 76.09 | 336.96 65. 22 54. 35 | 54,35 , 130. 43 QA TA. “cc sceezses 10. 87
lew York . a3 4 og \ ' :
Accountants, boukkeepers, clerks, ete ..-.--. j New York.. 105 85.71 | 304. 76 38. 10 114. 29 38. 10 76.19 ; 85.71 Sass 33.10
Brooklyn ... BOM ssvesierstetrans 333. 33 + 66. 67 100. 00 : 200. 00 | 139,33 dacsedeeccetoccesescee
TEA ATES SSO Seino nseaeretthles 5 New Morksas 573 3.49 291. 45 / 62. 83 125. 65 i 90. 75 104.71 41
| Brooklyn ... BO oearesieeawsw 267. 44 | 69.77 104. 65 127.91 |, 116.28 23.
ot 5 | | 5. 09 | 3
NAY SeS Altid Wit WANES ie als erica ahaciecls ectsnalsicces ; New York.. 230 | 26.09 165. 22 91.30, 100.00 | 86. 96 126. 09 | 47.
: Brooklyn .. | 67 |, 74. 63 194. 03 74. 63 44.78 104.48 164. 18 44.
ES TT SEE ToNR REARS Se Re § New York... 1t, 512 15. 38 260. 16 51. 34 89. 99 76.44 = 135.42 : 53. 25°
| Brooklyn -. | 4,161 15. 62 234. 56 | 50. 95 | 83. 87 87. 00 144.92 52.15 2.16 8.al
' eile: i i \ eval aa : ood
Dressmakers and seamstresses..--..-..---.- ; New York..” 1.141 13.15 385. 63 51.71 99. OF 63. 98 | 103. 42 35. 06 3.5L 27.17
\ Brooklyn ..! 268 44.78 | 350.75 33. 58 78. 36; 29. 85 | 119. 40 — 29. 85 3. 73 14. 93
f ‘ 3 i t i !

 

Among the females having specified occupations consumption caused about the same proportion of deaths as
ainong the males, being most fatal among the accountants and clerks and dressmakers and seamstresses. Suicide
was most frequent among the school teachers in New York.

The proportion ot deaths from typhoid fever was bigh among the school-teachers and nurses in Brooklyn and
among the accountants and clerks in New York, while it was very low among the laundresses in both New York
and Brooklyn.

CAUSES OF DEATHS.

The relative influence of different causes of deaths in the production of differences in death rates is an important
matter for cousideration in connection with the mortality of ditterent districts.

Tables 80 and 81 show for New York and Brooklyn the number of deaths which occurred trom certain specified
causes during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890, in each sanitary district, and Tables 82 and 83 show the
corresponding average annual death rate per 100,000 of population in each district. The relation of certain
causes to the death rates in the sanitary districts will be given in greater detail in the matter descriptive of the
characteristics of the several districts.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 33

Table 29 shows the average annual death rates due to certain causes in New York and Brooklyn during the
6 years ending May 31, 1890.

TABLE 29.

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 
  

 

 

 

AVERAGE ANNUAL DEATH
RATES PER 100,000 OF
POPULATION.
CAUSES.
New York. | Brooklyn.
All CalSOS «eons ves cexidnieeweeneceeneeeeaeeqiesas 2,991. 90 2, 596. 50
SCarleb fo vere nes te sasryacishanemsetatecseeieteseecemecas 52.19 42. 48
Typhoid fever ...... ‘ 24.27 23. 13
Malavial fever 22 conscnciows 5 ceemuscatd seein te Se seemed 24. 62 32. 62
Diphtheria and croup..-......---------. ----+---e-e0eee+ 181. 63 164. 42
Diarrheal diseases ........-...-------- wsieceaineaemaase eS 316. 85 282.58
Consuinpion. 22.655 5cceescnesassacjesakemeaseneedeseeeees 391.75 i 303. 24
PHEUMOUID: 3 ci2ctociier once a torereineaseuinanss RecieeReee 287.89 230. 06
MCASTCS ioe ccincicciss: i tjeceseaune os Gemanien sens Sabocineaeleee 45. 67 17.71
Whooping cough ..........------------.---+++--- ate 33. 70 26.18
Cancer and tumor...-..- -- 60. 55 48.27
Heart disease and dropsy.-..---- - 138. 24 131.16
Caildbirth and puerperal diseases .-....--.--.-------+--+ 26.72 20. 02
Other diseases of the respiratory system ......--..--.--- 176. 68 168. 49
Diseases of the digestive system ......----...-----+-+-++ 96. 62 122. 20
Diseases of the nervous system siueuicalaueiaiead sessizaisist 241. 96 270. 67
Diseases of the urinary system .-....--.--------+-+-+-+--- 173. 72 112. 87
StU Secon smcacsnerevevcessaseesieyrees aeeeseueenes 225.41 i 179.01
Suicides: ...24.:.<0e.ese% 15.67 | 8. 43
Other accidents and injuries. Se 98.14 | 61. 04
AM) other Causes... 0:0:50,6 -0ee0e cone ceccememecs one euies sess 379.62 | 351.91 |

 

It will be seen from this table that the death rates from scarlet fever, typhoid fever, diphtheria and croup,
measles, whoopiug cough, cancer and tumor, heart disease and dropsy, childbirth, diseases of the urinary organs, and
suicide were greater in New York than in Brooklyn, while the death rates from malarial fever, diseases of the
digestive system, aud diseases of the nervous system were greater in Brooklyn than in New York. The proportion
of stillbirths was greater in New York than in Brooklyn.

938——3
34

VITAL STATISTICS.

100,000 of population, with distinction of certain causes of deaths and of certain groups of ages.

TABLE 30.

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 100,000 OF POPULATION OF CORRESPONDING. AGES.

 

 

 

 

Table 30 shows for the white population of New York the number of deaths during the census year per

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

  
 
   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CAUSES.
All ages. Under 1 Under 5 5 to 15 15 to 45 45 years
year. years. years. years. and over.
ANSCRUSES§ cnesjcidcsaaaccesosesescacces 2,847.42 | 36,380.96 | 11,546.28 536. 69 1, 334. 04 4, 701. 33
1,536.76 | 20,183.51 6, 283. 00 284. 02 742, 94 2, 429. 11
1,310.66 | 16,197.45 5, 263. 29 252,.67 591.11 2, 272, 22
Measles 27.73 345. 79 241. 91 5. 23 0249! | eresctsterewatarsis |
Scarlet fever .... 24.44 73.51 161. 07 31.72 1295> |Scsacnencade f
Diphtheria and croup 124. 53 530. 93 911.92 119.80 4.14 4. 63
Whooping cough 29. 67 686. 13 261.51 4.48 0. 24 0.42
Cerebro-spinal fever 7.18 65. 35 44.71 6. 34 Z0T | sexerensnwns !
Typhoid fever ............-2-..------ Snerey 22. 89 2.72 6.74 11. 57 30. 59° 20.19 |
Diarrheal diseases and cholera infantum..... 301. 62 8, 470. 38 2, 338. 90 22. 02 24, 25 174.98 |!
Malarial fever 15. 64 35. 40 30.62 ° 8.21 IL 09 29. 44
Erysipelas and septicaemia ...- 12.15 234.15 56. 96 1. 87, 4,39 19.77 |
Venereal diseases 9.33 198. 76 48398 ccoctewes 5. 24 7.15
Alcoholism ...... DOE ed ncanatonde i 1.49 27. 17. 43.32 |,
Premature birth 54.85 | 2,224.46 500.36 j.---.-. 220 5 Sa tondueas oad i
Stillbirths 216.77 | 8,791.66 |----..-.---- dsisistissisienine|sieejncasnnael| eibdocoseet :
Inanition, debility, and atrophy. - 98. 55 3, 376.17 809.03 | 2 6b 1.46. 53. 84
Old age I Te sucicamtades bonnanieeene xisonkctnaliciro aon Matennioaeien 170.77
Rheumatism ......-.--.--...- 9. 60 8.17 4.90 | 4, 48 5.97 31. 13
Tubercular diseases 492. 67 2, 099. 22 918. 66 94. 05 493. 38 646, 92
Consumption 379. 56 370. 29 158. 01 34. 34 A471. 81 602. 34
Scrofula and tabes 5. 64 119. 80 41.03 1.12 1. 46 0.84 |
Hydrocephalus 39.54 724, 24 311. 12 6.79 3.41 3.37 |)
Inflammation of the brain ..-...........- 61.16 876. 72 401. 76 28.74 |. 12: 43: 31.97 |:
Diseases of the bones and joints ..-.--.-. 6.78 8.17 6.74 13.06 |' 4 26 8.41
Cancer and tumor........--------+----222-+-- 63, 24 10. 89 7.35 1.49 |! 29. 49 287.71
Diabetes wcccsecest novesessexcedeeeweneeeeeee PGb: |eeceweasesic|enemceen cose 1.12 2. 80 37. 02
Diseases of the nervous system......---..-.. 228. 92 2, 428. 66 857. 41 40. 68 68. 29 570. 79
Apoplexy 63. 77 35. 40 9. 80 1.12 20.35 321. 36
Tetanus 0. 87 0. 73 1.68
Trismus nascentium and convulsions. ... 38. 60 0. 24 1. 68
Diseases of the circulatory system..-....---- 144. 13 83. 35 503. 91
AUGUTIISIM -< 20022 cece geesewrraeseesed 3. 63 3. 66 10.10
Heart disease and dropsy ...-..-.-....--- 128. 09 78.47 468. 16
Diseases of the respiratory system. ......-.-. . 562.96 5,815.73 | 2,372.58 95. 92 227.99 1,002.77 |:
Bronchitis. . - 147. 42 2,341.54 | 771. 06 12. 32 25. 83 291.07 |
Pneumonia - - 336. 46 2,627.42 | 1,137.30 54.49 186, 43 622.11 ;
Diseascs of the digestive system....--....... 100. 96 765.08 228. 44 22. 02 ~ 54. 22 263.73. |!
Diseases of the liver ....-...........-2--- 31.75 76.24 | 18.99 1.12 19. 50 117.35 |!
Diseases of the urinary system 165. 95 152. 47 74.10 17.91 107. 60 597. 29 ;
Bright's disease 88.78 55, 81 325.56 ;
Diseases of the female organs of generation. al5.77 019. 35 31.57 |
Affections connected with pregnancy......-. 083. 62 B85: | cc ccweweece
Abortion.....-.-----+--++--+-2ee222e eee eee b9. 56 O9S9G!. Waa. Seis oss A
Childbirth and puerperal septicaemia . ... 656.15 055.91 |.....-...0.. F
Accidents and injuries ...--..--- 113. 38 102, 23 195. 59
Drowned 14. 43 15. 48 21.03
Burns and scalds .....----.-------------- 5. 84 2.44 5.89 |i
Gunshot wounds and homicides . 4.03 5.48 2.94 |
Infanticide ....---.--------------+--+--+-+ 0. 27 eeetetayaiesaieaiall stveinyeiteatsiaraiois
Railroad accidents ......-.-----..------- 4,43 5.12 5.89
Suicides: sa-sceu emcee cece sede seinegindianieicis 15.10 16. 82 36. 59

 

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a Per 100,000 total females. 6 Per 100,000 females 15 to 45 years of age. c Per 100,000 females 45 years of age and over..
; NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 35

_ Table 31 shows for the white population of Brooklyn the number of deaths during the census year per
100,000 of population, with distinction of certain causes of deaths and of certain groups of ages.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

   
 
 
 

 

  

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 31.
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 OF POPULATION OF CORRESPONDING AGES.
CAUBES.
Under 1 | Underd 5 to 15 15 to 45 45 years
All ages. year. | years. years. years. and over.
BOM CAUSES jo cic cicig.: sectammccenasereareees 2,540.87 | 32,197.13 | 9, 938. 85 666. 19 1, 125. 52 4, 123.17
|
t
1,350.90 | 17,934.78 | 5, 427, 46 339. 54 613. 44 2, 067.15
1, 189. 14, 262.35 | 4,511.40 326. 65 512. 08 2, 056. 02
= ma eae,
Measles 7. 58. 92 3. 87 0. 24
Scarlet fever. 19. 114. 51 28. 99 1.44
Diphtheria and croup 171. 1, 067. 26 240. 96 5.30
Whooping cough 20. 175. 65 0. 64 0. 24
Cerebro-spinal fever 2. 15. 56 1.29 O; 48%: teeicorewiacics
Typhoid fever acscessisesgeceisencwekisieise sine cis 24. 4.45 14. 82 35. 87 13. 35
Diarrhea] diseases and cholera infautum...-.- 233. 1, 756. 53 12. 89 19. 26 131. 98
Malarial fever 25. 38.91 14.17 20.95 | 45. 23
Erysipelas and septicemia. 14. 32. 24 3. 22 11. 32 26. 69
Venereal diseases 2. 200. Ve skeen 0. 96 0. 74
Alcoholism SMA], || ssinsskeiaccs|eecsarme sacs seaewsieedeee 5.78 14. 09
Premature birth 28. OTROS, Yossie ect aal pseu RRA tess aca:
SGHLDILG Sis :s12 senescent Gizeerdemsidsaneme sarcomas 166.38 | 6:080279. tocccciscnecasl|s sous ses veces asecses Hekeceincse 5
147. 85 4, 838. 54 1, 148. 42 3. 22 7.70 78.59
‘ ABAD: Nevarisnie Saimin | raises ctaiatai| eames Sex sere science seeiet 248. 38
| 10. 81 10. 55 6.67 5. 80 6.50 32. 62
Tubercular diseases 397. 41 2, 068. 38 B38. 24 93. 42 409. 76 415, 21
Consumption 284. 89 195. 23 88. 94 23. 84 393.15 382. 58
Scrofula and tabes 2.39 63. 32 ID | creas sieiapcionsiane 0. 24 1.48
Hydrocephalus 16. 72 411. 57 133.41 4.51 1. 20 0. 74
Inflammation of the brain ...............-..-- 90.14 1, 382. 44 592. 55 56. 70 13. 96 28.17
Diseases of the bones and joints .-...-....... 3.27 15. 83 5.56 8.38 1.20. 2. 22
Cancer and tumor.........-.--.22+-0.00ee20205 47.77 5. 28 2:29 1.29 19. 02 220, 21
Widheves). jeiescasectulideiac tee tos etmasastet ass 3.14 5. 28 2. 22 0. 64 1.20 12. 60
Diseases of the nervous system...-..-.-...--. 294.19 4, 157. 87 1, 342. 97 16. 67 60. 43 564. 98
Apoplexy 60. 22 15. 83 6. 67 1. 29 14. 20 | 305. 47
Tetanus ASO, - Nisesraceioces ! 1.11 2.58 OGD. a caiicie cians
Trismus nascentium and convulsions... -. 57. 20 1,983.96 ¢ 500. 28 2.58 ORE fe mecee cists
i
Diseases of the circulatory system ........... 136.15 | 897. 00 199. 00 44.46 75. 60 504, 18
Aneurism ...-.--..---- 1,26 0.72 5.19
Heart disease and dropsy. 134. 90 74. 63 488. 6L
|
Diseases of the respiratory system........... 502. 39 4.057.62 | 1,765.45 135. 30 212.34 | 975. 74
Bronchitis 132. 51 2,026. 17 635.91 | 14.17 20,46 | 278.04 |
Pneumonia 277.47 | 1,350.78 | 647.03 70. 28 169.25 | 602.79
| Diseases of the digestive system ............- ;
Diseases of the liver............2..--..--- :
Diseases of the urinary system -...-...-.-.--- ‘
Bright's disease ....-.------.---+----+---- |
| Diseases of the female organs of generation. ..'
' i
| Affections connected with preguancy....-.... |
ADOLION. daccccwiomess concn chine sdaecsees

Childbirth and puerperal septicemia... .. '

Accidents and injuries
Drowned ....-.----
Burns and scalds

  

Gunshot wounds and homicides .... -.--.,

Infanticide ...-.2.--:+-ss2022 scceenseseens !

Railroad accidents. ...------.----+-+---+-- :

 

SuiGiWes vsee.05 ccccmsanwassesscadcasases

 

a Per 100,000 total females. b Per 100,000 females 15 to 45 years of age. ¢ Per 100,000 females 45 years of age and over.

Some of the differences between the two cities indicated by these tables are very striking. Alcoholism gives
a deat rate in New York four times as great as in Brooklyn, and convulsions in infants caused a much heavier
mortality in Brooklyn than in New York, although the general infantile mortality was lowest in Brooklyn.
36 VITAL STATISTICS.

The comparative number and proportion of deaths from certain causes and classes of causes-in the two cities
during the 6-year period are graphically represented in the following diagrams:

DIAGRAM SHOWING NUMBER AND PROPORTION OF DEATHS FROM DIFFERENT CAUSES IN NEW YORK DURING THE
6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890.

 
   
 

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THE
DISEASES OF
URINARY SYSTEM

   

250359

DEATHS

  
  

  

DISEASES OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM

   
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 37

DIAGRAM SHOWING NUMBER AND PROPORTION OF DEATHS FROM DIFFERENT CAUSES IN BROOKLYN DURING THE
: 6 YEARS ENDING MAY ‘31, 1890.

 

 

 

 

 

112467

   

CONSUMPTION.

In New York consumption caused 32,781 deaths during the 6-year period, or 391.75 deaths annually per
100,000 of mean population. For the census year the number of deaths was 5,871, the rate being 387.45 per
100,000 of population, or slightly below the average rate for the 6 years.

In Brooklyn the death rates were much less, the average rate for the 6 years being 303.24, and the rate for the
census year 288.34. The number of deaths was 13,135 for the whole 6 years, and 2,325 for the census year.

Race distinctions have a very definite relation to death rates from consumption. These death rates, during
the 6-year period, were, for each 100,000 of population of each class in New York: mothers born iu Lreland,
645.73; Bohemia, 499.13; Scotland, 384.12; Scandinavia, 357.00; Canada, 352.32; Germany, 328.80; France,
324.98; England and Wales, 322.50; Italy, 233.85; United States (white), 205.14; Hungary, 155.05; Russia and
Poland, 98.21; other foreign mothers, 286.26; colored, 774.21. Brooklyn: mothers born in Ireland, 452.79;
38 VITAL STATISTICS.

Bohemia, 347.22; Germany, 295.61; Scotland, 269,24; Canada, 266.27; France, 252.82; England and Wales, 233.78 ;
Scandinavia, 218.92; United States (white), 180.79; Italy, 123.00; Hungary, 120.77; Russia and Poland, 76.72;
other foreign mothers, 375.15; colored, 531.35.

From these figures it appears that consumption was most fatal among the colored, the Irish, and the Bohemians,
and least fatal among the Hungarians and Russians, that is to say, among the Jews.

Table 32 shows the death rates due to consumption during the census year in each city per 100,000 of population,

with distinction of color, nativity, parental nativity, and certain birthplaces of mothers.

 

 

TABLE 32.

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DEATH RATES PER 100,000 |

OF POPULATION. |

COLOR, NATIVITY, AND PARENTAL NATIVITY. 4
New York. Brooklyn.
OW Mab G) 3325 (d.sie Sass dnceecesentest Lacdaneesaeneasmsatenmatias 379.56 i 284. 89
NBELN Oat ennt wlan eee smerciews dein deeeeereegsatane 314.79 | 235. 28
Both parents native....-..---..2.-.-.--2---2.0-+ 217.76 | 186. 46
One or both parents foreign...........----.-2--- 359. 87 270.11
HOLE] GU eicAcGarenr dvecigua scat owasen tee ewaneeans 466.26 | 386. 61
WC LOE settee ne arama apc rertatsre wren Oey eaters ete 845.21 | 539. 01

Birthplaces of mothers: ‘ |

United States (white) .......2..0-2222022ee eee eee eee 192. 10 | 170. 09
Ae lan G occa caetemenissicacmncniow sense Sane te eee 648. 56 432. 85
Goria Persie eh she eee dernier 317. 50 | 286. 72

 

 

 

The highest average annual death rate due to consumption during the 6 years in New York was 776.26 per
100,000 of population in ward 2, while the lowest was 49.16 in sanitary district K of ward 22.

For the same period the highest average annual rate in Brooklyn was 1,045.75 per 100,000 of population in
sanitary district F of ward 17, and the lowest was 96.21 in district I of ward 18. .

The shaded maps, which show the relative prevalence of consumption in different parts of New York and
Brooklyn, merit careful examination in connection with the maps showing the relative total mortality of different
districts. They indicate that consumption was upon the whole more fatal in those districts where the ground
water is nearest the surface, but not in all of them, and upon examining the detailed tables for the several districts
which show either an exceptionally high mortality from consumption or one below the average it will be found that
the controlling factors are the race and age distribution of the population, its density, and the altitude of the
locality.

PNEUMONIA.

The deaths from pneumonia in New York during the 6-year period aggregate 24,090, making the average
annual death rate due to this cause 287.89 per 100,000 of mean population. The number of deaths during the
census year was 5,112 and the death rate 337.36, which was considerably higher than the average rate for the 6

ears.
In Brooklyn pneumonia caused 9,965 deaths during the 6 years and 2,261 deaths during the census year, the
average annual death rate per 100,000 of mean population for the whole 6 years being 230.06, against a rate ot
280.40 for the census year.

The death rates due to pneumonia in each city during the census year, at four groups of ages, per 100,000
population of corresponding ages are shown in Table 33.

TABLE 33,

 

DEATH RATES PER 100,000 OF POPULATION. |

 

 

 

 

 

LOCALITIES. | { | j
. Under 5 5 to 15 15 to 45 45 years
years. years. | years. ‘| and over.
Se ee
New York .....-----++++++2se2202 005+ 1, 148. 85 55. 25 187.04 | 622.75
Drop -acacsenes viaseemeeasrened 659.61 | 71.32 | 169.70 610.61 |

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 39

Table 34 shows the death rates due to pneumonia during the census year in each city per 100,000 of
population, with distinction of color, nativity, parental nativity, and certain birthplaces of mothers. :

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 34.

DEATH RATES PER 100,000
OF POPULATION.

COLOR, NATIVITY, AND PARENTAL NATIVITY.
New York. Brooklyn.
WV Hite sea planar ta nee ns eR ace 336.46 | 277.47
Natinesacseaciceas Seenenerndaenemawereensereecuencee 349.15. | 240. 90
Both parents native .........-....-2..----- +--+ 311. 29 | 244.41
One or both parents foreign --...-....-..--.----- 366: 74 | 238. 39
OP OUS Mj 5s harp scic clatter dae aacigeytienlociie see SSeS 319. 47 | 352. 48
ColORe ex scisncis caatndineoncanwandstsid Sead sas oiatasusorns 389. 50 493. 33

Birthplaces of mothers:

United States (white)..........-----2.-2- 022-22 e ee 310. 40 224,17
Weeland) 2ccsptiey eee nssasnaesecsetehsoneee Seay aRaaes 428. 20 375, 82
GerMaDy es exiasicss maccncineicseweacreadnnetionnae toes 244. 44 233. 56

 

 

The average annual death rates due to this cause during the 6-year period in New York per 100,000 mothers
of the specified nativities were: mothers born in Italy, 455.89; Bohemia, 350.29; Ireland, 343.99; Hungary, 279.76;
United States (white), 272.87; England and Wales, 268.97; Scotland, 261.09; Germany, 214.12; Canada, 211.77;
Scandinavia, 210.64; France, 180.79; Russia and Poland, 170.17; other foreign mothers, 204.97.

The corresponding rates for the 6 years in Brooklyn, according to nativities of mothers, were: mothers born in
Bohemia, 347.22; Ireland, 281.97; Italy, 280.33; United States (white), 210.63; Germany, 207.63; England and
Wales, 198.10; Scotland, 180.36; Scandinavia, 154.78; France, 146.16; Hungary, 140.90; Russia and Poland,
127.06; Canada, 116.33; other foreign mothers, 265.11. ,

The highest annual death rate due to this cause in New York during the 6 years was 593.61 per 100,000 of mean
population in ward 2 and the lowest was 40.04 in sanitary district B of ward 19.

In Brooklyn the highest rate for the 6 years was 438.77 in sanitary district D of ward 14 and the lowest
was 59.21 in sanitary district I of ward 18.’

The shaded maps, which show the relative prevalence of pneumonia in different parts of New York and
Brooklyn, indicate that most of the districts in which it was especially fatal are either waterside districts or of low
altitude, yet it was not especially fatal in all such districts. In a general way the maps correspond to those for
consumption, and in New York there are some special resemblances between the pneumonia map and that for
diarrheal diseases. The race factor is one of great importance in studying the relative prevalence of this disease
in different localities. The relations of the areas of filled ground in New York city to the local prevalence of
pneumonia are also specially interesting, as will be seen by applying the transparent outline map over the
pneumonia map. The influence of filled areas upon the prevalence of such diseases as pneumonia, malarial
fevers, and diarrheal diseases is probably connected with the presence, in the soil of such areas, of more than
the average number of the micro-organisms which cause such diseases, and this may depend on the greater
moisture of the soil, on the greater amount of organic matter contained in the material used for filling, or on the
imperfect condition of the sewers in some of these localities leading to continuous soil pollution, or to combinations
of all these circumstances.

DIARRHEAL DISEASES.

The total number of deaths due to diarrheal diseases in New York during the 6-year period was 26,514, the
average annual death rate per 100,000 of mean population being 316.85. In the census year the number of deaths
from these causes was 4,565 and the death rate was 301.26, or less than the average for the 6 years.

The same diseases caused 12,240 deaths in Brooklyn during the 6 years, or an average annual death rate per
100,000 of mean population of 282.58. For the census year the number was 1,890 and the death rate 234.39, also
below the average for the 6 years.

The death rates resulting from these causes were therefore much less in Brooklyn than in New York for both
the whole 6 years and the census year.
40

VITAL STATISTICS.

. of ages per 100,000 population of corresponding ages.

Table 35 shows the death rates due to diarrheal diseases during the census year in each city at three groups

 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 35.
nie 1
H DEATH RATES PER 100,000 OF
| POPULATION.
1
LOCALITIES. |
Under 1 | Under 5 | 45 years
year. years. and over.
4
New orks scsscsssicsieasais ckasicacsuacieviee seco’ 8, 552. 70 2, 359. 64 173.19
Brook] yi cesinseeecesenertncncatenseaceverseneess 6,820.44 | 1,772.91 131.05

 

 

 

 

 

Table 36 shows the death rates due to diarrheal diseases during the census year in each city per 100,000 of
population, with distinction of color, nativity, parental nativity, and certain birthplaces of mothers. .

 

 

 

 

TABLE 36.
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 i
OF POPULATION.
COLOR, NATIVITY, AND PARENTAL NATIVITY. Se "

New York. | Brooklyn.
White seasacesrcecsesaiescsescacsessnteceee ne eeeeoeresines 301. 62 | 233. 59
Niativies enced. scassreqacieeeemessecagseses coacesines 464. 67 | 311. 97
Both parents native .........2..02..0-2 eee seen eee 360.46 | 269. 57

One or both parents foreign ...........--.--++--+ 513.09 | 342.20 |
ROO Petia ns coe deere decree etercpe eete s aeeeeaarvee 83. 36 | 72. 87
COlOpe acne ccacnicc coeds ca keuwacsceerapseseteeelenceeceeed) 280. 44 292. 34

Birthplaces of mothers: |

United States (white) ...........2.--....--00--020-- 371.95 | 284. 23
rela d cine ccien etece wm en acoeeneptentetanes sree 237. 89 178. 74
GMM aD sch 2nsce sa sedesaceiteanticetiesseseeaaneracee 238. 49 208. 52

 

 

 

 

 

Taking the whole 6-year period, the average annual death rates from diarrheal diseases in New York per
100,000 mothers of the specified nativities were: mothers born in Bohemia, 766.73; Italy, 425.58; United States
(white), 398.34; Scandinavia, 358.36; Hungary, 328.07; Canada, 309.96; Germany, 281.36; England and Wales,
240.71; Ireland, 237.64; France, 217.37; Scotland, 204.74; Russia and Poland, 195.55; other foreign mothers, 275.60.

The corresponding rates in Brooklyn for the 6 years were as follows: mothers born in Bohemia, 1,215.28;
United States (white), 342.25; Scandinavia, 320.68; Germany, 296.00; Italy, 281.76; Hungary, 261.67; Russiaand
Poland, 225.35; Ireland, 215.19; Canada, 211.98; England and Wales, 172.83; Scotland, 145.08; France, 134.31;
other foreign mothers, 363.48.

The locality in New York having the highest average annual death rate due to diarrheal diseases during
the 6-year period was sanitary district G of ward 12 (523.51), and that having the lowest rate was sanitary
district K of ward 22 (49.16).

In Brooklyn the locality having the highest average annual death rate from diarrheal diseases was sanitary
district B of ward 18 (530.17), and that having the lowest was district B of ward 20 (75.06).

The shaded maps, which show the relative prevalence of diarrheal diseases in New York and Brooklyn,
indicate that the districts in which these diseases were especially fatal were those low lying and tenement house
districts in which there was a comparatively large proportion of children, and especially of German and Italian
children. It will be observed that there are a number of coincidences between these maps and those for
pneumonia, in relation to which see the remarks on the causes of pneumonia, page 39.

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.

During the 6-year period the number of deaths in New York due to causes of this class was 20,247, the average
annual death rate per 100,000 of population being 241.96. In the census year the deaths numbered 3,468 and the
rate was 228.87, or somewhat below the average for the 6 years.

In Brooklyn the number of deaths during the 6 years from this class was 11,724, making an average annual
death rate of 270.67 per 100,000 of population. Of this number 2,382 deaths occurred in the census year, the rate
for which was 295.41, or considerably above the average annual rate for the 6 years, being just the reverse of the

comparison in New York.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 4]

This class embraces certain diseases, such as inflammation of the brain, convulsions, trismus nascentium, etc.,
which are peculiar to or more fatal in children under 5 years of age, and also other diseases, such as apoplexy,
paralysis, etc., which occur but seldom in persons under 5 years of age. For this reason the remarks heretofore
made concerning the differences in the proportion of children existing in the native and foreign classes, and also
the excess of children having native mothers, should be remembered in comparing the rates given below.

Table 37 shows the death rates due to diseases of the nervous system during the census year in each city at
four groups of ages per 100,000 population of corresponding ages.

TABLE 37.

 

7
| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 OF POPULATION. |

|

LOCALITIES. '

i
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| Under § 5 to 15
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|

 

 

 

 

15 to 45 45 years

years. | years. years. and over.

—— zs = poo

; New York..-....------2-2++2e2ee2- + | 864.68 . 40.52 | 66.48 | 570.54

| Brooklyn ...2...c0e0esceeeeeeeceeeeee | 1,351, 16 ‘97.69 | 60.91 | 568.14
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It appears from this statement that the death rates from these causes at and above 15 years of age were very
nearly equal in New York and Brooklyn, the excessive death rate in the latter city being entirely in the ages
under 15 years.

The number of deaths occurring in New York from causes in this elass during the 6 years at ages under 5
years was 456.31 out of 1,000 deaths of all ages. For the census year the proportion was considerably less, being
390.35 per 1,000 of all ages.

In Brooklyn the proportion of all deaths in this class which occurred under 5 years of age was higher than in
New York, and higher in the ceusus year than for the 6 years, the numbers being 494.29 for the average of the 6
years and 515.11 for the census year.

Table 38 shows the death rates resulting from diseases of the nervous system during the census year in éach
city per 100,000 of population, with distinction of color, nativity, parental nativity, and certain birthplaces of
mothers.

 

 

 

TaBLe 38.

| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 :
OF POPULATION, :
COLOR, NATIVITY, AND PARENTAL NATIVITY. 3 eee
New York. | Brooklyn. |
ro - = eH
Wihitete: cco dens? soeraecaskayexecuebertanaasuemmeceea yy 228.92 | 204.19 |
INGEN O: virecicecsen seven aoebevecieecacatancamuniaentd 243.13 | 323.38. |
Both parents native -..-..-..2..--+--------ee ee 259. 90 359. 43 |
One or both parents foreign.....-. .------------- 235.33 | 297.66 |
Porélony sg2c55.cuesgucesce-sueotsexracesenmeuercaece 209.89 | 234.35 |
GUlOred sanich ose ccha crete aera anna si 225.91 | 383.70 |
” Birthplaces of mothers: ;
United States (white) ..-..... ..------+-+---++------ 250. 06 | ~ 357.71
Treland: .assccsscso ee ceeeiaoeeeeeaeeet eater te 242.40 | 286.19 |
Germany sexsi cecceveaces cece vecceadensdneeesenes de: 189, 46 | 234. 08 |

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For the whole 6 years the average annual death rates from these causes in New York per 100,000 mothers of
the specified nativities were as follows: mothers born in Bohemia, 336.76; United States (white), 293.48; Ltaly,
258.73; Ireland, 242.44; England and Wales, 240.71; Scotland, 236.67; France, 218.45; Germany, 197.39; Canada,
196.37; Hungary, 192.13; Scandinavia, 168.24; Russia and Poland, 117.68; other foreign mothers, 165.76.

In Brooklyn the corresponding rates for the 6 years were: mothers born in Bohemia, 607.64; United States
(white), 323.83; Ireland, 257.43; England and Wales, 247.16; Germany, 223.90; France, 209.37; Italy, 205.96;
Scotland, 202.58; Scandinavia, 183.85; Canada, 155.11; Russia and Poland, 148.64; Hungary, 60.39; other foreign
mothers, 271.78.

Comparing the different sanitary districts in New York for the 6-year period, we find that the highest average
annual death rate due to the causes of this class was 487.06 in ward 2, and the lowest was 95.17 in sanitary district
M of ward 22.

In Brooklyn the corresponding rates were: highest, 406.12 in sanitary district A of ward 18, and the lowest
115.07 in district A of ward 8.
42 VITAL STATISTICS.

DIPHTHERIA AND CROUP.

The total number cf deaths from diphtheria and croup in New York during the 6-year period was 15,199, the
average annual death rate per 100,000 of population being 181.63. For the census year the rate was considerably
less, being 123.41 and the number of deaths 1,870.

In Brooklyn diphtheria and croup caused 7,122 deaths during the 6 years, and 1,366 in the census ycar, the
rate for the latter, which was 169.41, being slightly in excess of the average annual rate for the 6 years, namely,
164.42.

Table 39 shows for each city the death rates due to diphtheria and croup during the census year at five groups
of ages per 100,000 population of similar ages.

 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE. 39.
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 OF POPULATION.
LOCALITIES. i

Urder1 Under5 | 5to 15 | 15 to 45 | 45 years
year. years. | years. \ years. and over.
esoubbheiiresisronsreoaaion 5 ‘ er Ree

New York ....00.2..000--0000e- 534. 04 909. 61 120.09 | 4.18 4.56

VOOR Ly Mises siecsesinenedweaven-es 292.23 +: 1,060. 44 | 239. 45 5.21 4.39

 

 

 

 

 

Table 40 shows the death rates due to diphtheria and croup during the census year in each city per 109,000 of
population, with distinction of color, nativity, parental nativity, and certain birthplaces of mothers.

 

 

 

TABLE 40.
DEATH RATES PER 100,000:|
OF POPULATION.
COLOR, NATIVITY, AND PARENTAL NATIVITY.

New York. | Brooklyn.
WeRitts.ccsseorscuhe rieneaes stamereeee eter aemieeeees 124. 53 171.11 |!
Nativesdsidecl sen ban ecmeeriegianard aie atasaetia 203. 60 243,51 |
Both parents native ........-...-.--.-----.------ 186. 70 225.09 |
One or both parents foreign ............-.-...--- 211. 46 256.65
FR O61 GA serctpeyee <icetes eer ae sere acta aaa iverson 18. 68 22.63 |
ColOredscsedesccinricosuiiietekanannienucasae sa seenceazenes 58. 42 45.68 |
Birthplaces of mothers: :
United States (white) . 2.2.20... 225... ee eeee eee eee ee 207. 63 240.96

Treland 8 sa-2.qscszexneeredins see Des overseen 81. 88 134. 95

Germany ssscecessetescacsinsesaieans eineciie seeeeeseS 92. 62 134. 41

 

 

 

 

The highest average annual death rate due to diphtheria aud croup during the 6 years in New York was 302.88
in sanitary district C of ward 19, and the lowest was 32.71 in district D of ward 18.

In Brooklyn the highest rate for the same time was 440.79 in sanitary district D of ward 8, and the lowest
was 34.11 in district A of ward 24.

The shaded maps, which show the relative prevalence of diphtheria and croup in different parts of New York
and Brooklyn, indicate that the districts in which it was especially fatal were mostly low lying, with ground water
not far from the surface, and in New York, that it was especially prevalent in some of the districts containing
much filled ground. It was most prevalent as a rule in the most densely populated districts, but to this there are
some exceptions.

DISEASES OF THE URINARY ORGANS.

During the 6-year period the number of deaths in New York due to this class was 14,537 , the average annual
death rate per 100,000 of population being 173.72. In the census year the deaths numbered 2,542 and the rate
was 167.76, being somewhat below the average for the 6 years.

In Brooklyn the number of deaths during the 6 years from this class of causes was 4,889, making an average
annual death rate of 112.87 per 100,000 of population. There were 977 deaths from this class during the census
year, or a death rate of 121.16, which was above the average for the 6 years, being just the reverse of the
comparison in New York.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 43

Table 41 shows the death rates due to diseases of the urinary organs during the census year in each city at
three groups of ages per 100,000 population of corresponding ages.

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 41.
i 1
\ DEATH RATES PER 100,000 oF |
POPULATION. |
LOCALITIES. sche |
Under 15 | 15 to 45 | 45 years |
years. | years. | and over.
| ieee
1 NON WORK cia Aras sre oie aie SOc teey aya icra lantynana 38.98 | 108.74 | 605.34 |
: '
| Brooklym scacsevecesescseossxceesevesan suistiseeestey 31.47 82. 24 | 404.14 |
7 :

 

It appears from this statement that the death rate for this class of causes was higher in New York than in
Brooklyn, the excessive death rate in the former city being over 45 years of age.

Table 42 shows the death rates resulting from diseases of the urinary organs during the census year in each
city per 100,000 of population, with distinction of color, nativity, parental nativity, and certain birthplaces of
mothers.

 

 

 

 

TABLE 42.
t
| DEATH RATES PER 100,000
| OF POPULATION.
COLOR, NATIVITY, AND PARENTAL NATIVITY. Wiptstnk docs ator Gols eae s36
New York. | Brooklyn.
wat eae
CWiltite oda tistics Dun aoea ue netans suawnunsamecccm tees eaul 165.95 | 120. 69
NE earache log. hee ls aaa ete | 308. 84 | 82.48 |
Both parents native .........---2--------- 22-2 130,88 | 90.31 |
One or both parents foreign.........------------- 98.60 | 76. 90 i 7
Forel oMiesocseie.sarwicneeeewieniene nates eee asada | 242.39 5 199. 06
Colored ooesceonscvesenessiees vied es saeeeereyoeseed sere sd 272.65 | 155. 31
Birthplaces of mothers:
Uidtieed Givtes Cri tt hs cae cacy rego na ype yeeros 113.23 | 82. 06
Trelan dizs,cooos2ceaanda Mavpcencameavaieae te acca 261. 43 204.71
Gi eeeerers hae daca deka reread cer | 142.16 | 93. 02

 

 

For the 6-year period the average annual death rates from this class of causes in New York per 100,000
mothers of the specified nativities were as follows: mothers born in Ireland, 272.45; Scotland, 214.13; England and
Wales, 206.13; Bohemia, 154.85; France, 150.65; Germany, 141.78; Canada, 134.77; United States (white), 124.14;
Scandinavia, 106.69; Italy, 73.38; Hungary, 51.68; Russia and Poland, 48.34; other foreign mothers, 87.93.

‘In Brooklyn the corresponding rates for the 6 years were: mothers born in Bohemia, 260.42; Ireland, 17 1.38;
England and Wales, 121.91; Scotland, 101.94; France, 94.81; Germany, 92.07; United States (white), 80.20; Canada,
77.56; Scandinavia, 53.02; Russia and Poland, 47.95; Italy, 40.05; other foreign mothers; 133.39. There were no
deaths from this class of causes reported among those whose mothers were born in Hungary.

Comparing the different sanitary districts in New York for the 6-year period, we find that the highest average
annual rate due to this class of causes was 334.86 in ward 2, and the lowest was 31.72 in sanitary district M of
ward. 22.

In Brooklyn the corresponding rates were highest (326.80) in sanitary district F of ward 17, and lowest (37.40)
in sanitary district E of ward 24.

HEART DISEASE AND DROPSY.

The number of deaths froin these causes during the 6-year period in New York was 11,568, and the average
annual death rate per 100,000 of mean population was 138.24. During the census year the number was 1,952, and
the death rate per 100,000 of population was 128.82.

In Brooklyn these diseases caused 5,681 deaths during the 6 years, the average annual death rate being 131.16.
For the census year the number of deaths was 1,097 and the death rate was 136.05. The death rate due to heart
disease and dropsy was therefore greater during the census year and less for the average of the 6 years in
Brooklyn than in New York.
44 VITAL STATISTICS.

Table 43 shows the death rates due to heart disease and dropsy during the census year in each city at two
groups of ages, per 100,000 population of corresponding ages.

 

 

TABLE 43.
DEATH RATES PER 100,000
OF POPULATION.
LOCALITIES. ———_—:—_—--—--
15 to 45 45 years
years. | and over.
1
—
| New Vork:cncc.ccscssessssereyseseece 79.73 | 469. 03
| Brooklyn .....2.2-2.0ee2eeeeeeeeceees 75. 84 | 492. 00

 

 

 

Table 44 shows the death rates resulting from heart disease and dropsy during the census year in each city
per 100,000 of population, with distinction of color, nativity, parental nativity, and certain birthplaces of mothers.

 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 44,
DEATH RATES PER 100,000
OF POPULATION.

COLOR, NATIVITY, AND PARENTAL NATIVITY. Nic 7
New York. | Brooklyn.
Wiel sacmcsaseis citewowtadiish te riassGaseticaeuienusmtonnsaeen 128. 09 134. 90
IN AGIVO Eos tera oc aaeue ae tie ad clan ie ciacclmaices acces 83. 97 85. 66
Both parents native .........-...2-2...----.+---- 107. 21 109. 63
One or both parents foreign ........-.....------- 73. 18 68. 57

BOrei gn sajce255 see anicieeie da skeen cacicidnsesatsan, 187. 13 235. 88
COlOTE oss Ge Saale ethos nae ions Re cetneeakin secacees 171. 38 219. 26

Birthplaces of mothers:

United States (white).........-...-....---2------2--- 93. 81 94.37
Treland wees taisimininicseiorincia deme as sememasieeaiaiscans wee solvers 167. 02 191. 47
Germany veces casoe Soak eceaseisesesaasiwsecasensd 130. 76 128. 28

 

 

 

The average annual death rates during the 6-year period from these causes in New York per 100,000 mothers
of the specified nativities were: mothers born in France, 189.39; Ireland, 179.79; Scotland, 171.87; England and
Wales, 163.91; Germany, 135.74; United States (white), 113.15; Bohemia, 111.25; Canada, 105.89; Scandinavia,
77.96; Hungary, 67.41; Italy, 60.62; Russia and Poland, 39.81; other foreign mothers, 88.50.

The corresponding death rates in Brooklyn during the 6 years were: mothers born in Bohemia, 434.03; Ireland,
170.73; England and Wales, 156.10; Scotland, 150.30; Canada, 147.36; Germany, 125.20; France, 102.71; United
States (white), 99.40; Scandinavia, 51.31; Italy, 42.91; Hungary, 40.26; Russia and Poland, 31.17; other foreign
mothers, 145.06.

The highest average annual death rate due to these causes in New York during the 6 years was 410.96 in
ward 2, and the lowest rate was 47.59 in sanitary district M of ward 22.

In Brooklyn the highest average annual rate for the same period was 219.34 in sanitary district B of ward 21
while the lowest rate was 36.02 in district D of ward 24, except in district F of ward 17, in which no deaths
occurred from these causes in the 6 years.

CANCER AND TUMOR.

For the 6-year period the number of deaths from cancer and tumor in New York was 5,067, of which 953
occurred during the census year, the death rates being 60.55 and 62.89 per 100,000 of population, respectively.

In Brooklyn the deaths and death rates were as follows: deaths during the 6 years, 2,091;- death rate, 48.27;
deaths during the census year, 389; death rate, 48.24.

Table 45 shows the death rates in each city due to cancer and tumor during the census year, at two groups of
ages, per 100,000 of population of corresponding ages.

TABLE 45,

 

' DEATIT BATES PER 100,000 |
OF POPULATION.

 

t
|
LOCALITIES. | paseo, ee |

 

1 15 to 45 45 years
years. and over.

ic ae Be Neate ote s Sok, fos iaceetee
New Mork esac cececcentcimrdiee fen | 29. 60 285. 48

223. 30

 

Brook) YN 22 weconscenseeueeeeeatee et | 18. 96

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 45

Table 46 shows the death rates due to cancer and tumor during the census year iu each city per 100,000 of
population, with distinction of color, nativity, parental nativity, and certain birthplaces of mothers.

.

TABLE 46.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 100,000
OF POPULATION.
COLOR, NATIVITY, AND PARENTAL NATIVITY. sae, _
New York. Brooklyn.
aan
Mili behasets-SomecieSoetass Ree oe eee eee erected 63.24 | 47,77
NAGIN Ge ied Scien Mawiaiinis se esisacee cess steer 30. 96 26. 56
Both parents native ..............-.-222-.-2----- 53. 98 44. 93
One or both parents foreign......-..-.-.-.---.--- 20.27 13. 46
POPO1SN w- sa1s20 0 dosrcwinsns pxetin: sisisin ears see ween aies 106. 44 : 91.28
GOlGEE ss. aciccasisiieineedeccnaciaesedalscemecssaegacuseuts 42.84 | 82. 22
Birthplaces of mothers:
United States (white)...........-..2..-.-.---. 220. ee 45.71 39. 54
Tread weed iow ate tates dncatalnciasteewcc eters ced 71.87 51.43
German yo 2e.c sie cascncaltoceen canandedeesdoanease aad 73.78 | 55.20 |

 

Taking the 6-year period, the average annual death rates from these causes in New York per 100,000 mothers,
according to nativity of the mother, were as follows: France, 89.32; England and Wales, 82.12; Germany, 71.12;
Scotland, 70.44; Ireland, 69.39; Bohemia, 69.16; Canada, 67.38; United States (white), 45.25; Scandinavia, 27.36;
Italy, 24.88; Hungary, 24.72; Russia and Poland, 24.28; other foreign mothers, 48.14.

In Brooklyn the corresponding rates were: mothers born in Bohemia, 173.61; Scotland, 75.81; England and
Wales, 58.35; Ireland, 58.20; Canada, 54.29; Germany, 48.81; France, 39.50; United States (white), 37.27;
Scandinavia, 19.67; Italy, 11.44; Russia and Poland, 9.59; other foreign mothers, 65.03.

DISEASES OF THE LIVER.

In New York diseases of the liver caused 2,764 deaths during the 6-year period, or 33.03 deaths annually per
100,000 of mean population. For the census year the number of deaths was 478, the rate being 31.54 per 100,000
of population, or somewhat below the average for the 6 years. :

In Brooklyn the death rates due to this cause were higher. There were 1,557 deaths during. the 6-year period,
the average rate per 100,000 of mean population being 35.95. The number of deaths during the census year was
283, aud the death rate was 35.10, which was but little below the average for the 6 years.

Table 47 shows the death rates due to diseases of the liver during the census year at three groups of ages
per 100,009 population of corresponding ages.

 

 

 

TABLE 47.
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 OF |
POPULATION. |
LOCALITIES. SS |
Under15 | 15to 45 | 45 years
years. | years. | and over.
|
Now Worle vei co sync sites ars addins 8.25 | 19.22 116. 43
Brooklyiiicccsennicaenteriecnqeateeseetesdtaceates 10. 09 18.01 {| 133.25
| |

 

 

_ From this statement it appears that the higher death rate from this cause in Brooklyn was among those under
15 and over 45 years of age. The rate for those between 15 and 45 years of age was less in Brooklyn than in
New York.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 45

Table 46 shows the death rates due to cancer and tumor during the census year in each city per 100,000 of
population, with distinction of color, nativity, pareutal nativity, and certain birthplaces of mothers.

 

 

 

TABLE 46.
DEATH RATES PER 100,000
OF POPULATION.
COLOR, NATIVITY, AND PARENTAL NATIVITY. 7 eee
New York. Brooklyn.
i
avin oreo sts aces mee tale] pean eerinanen te 63.94, 47.77
Native scscs secccs senicasccceneeeucteeiesamiansed sebeue 30. 96 26. 56
Both parents native ...---...---.-------2--2---+- 53. 98 44,93
One or both parents foreign....-.------.---+----- 20. 27 13. 46
POPP jcc cide caida cauiacaceme ae smieideains Habab +ALARHE 106.44 91.28
COOTER sais iacedansceteacsadevesensiesineds weeuui vans vee 42.84 | 82. 22
Birthplaces of mothers: i
United States (white)........--------- 2-2-2222 22 eee 45.71 39. 54
TrSlaNd so ohecistyce sacs seddanasaneeuicignseaeose oases 71.87 | 51.43
Gent any aise isis incaters aaiene vs stanie at antviante atecmaoaiceints 75.78 | 55.20 |

 

 

Taking the 6-year period, the average annual death rates from these causes in New York per 100,000 mothers,
according to nativity of the mother, were as follows: France, 89.32; England and Wales, 82.12; Germany, 71.12;
Scotland, 70.44; Ireland, 69.39; Bohemia, 69.16; Canada, 67.38; United States (white), 45.25; Scandinavia, 27.36;
Ttaly, 24.88; Hungary, 24.72; Russia and Poland, 24.28; other foreign mothers, 48.14.

In Brooklyn the corresponding rates were: mothers born in Bohemia, 173.61; Scotland, 75.81; England and
Wales, 58.35; Ireland, 58.20; Canada, 54.29; Germany, 48.81; France, 39.50; United States (white), 37.27;
Scandinavia, 19.67; Italy, 11.44; Russia and Poland, 9.59; other foreign mothers, 65.03.

DISEASES OF THE LIVER.

In New York diseases of the liver caused 2,764 deaths during the 6-year period, or 33.03 deaths annually per
100,000 of mean population. For the census year the number of deaths was 478, the rate being 31.54 per 100,000
of population, or somewhat below the average for the 6 years. ;

In Brooklyn the death rates due to this cause were higher. There were 1,557 deaths during the 6-year period,
the average rate per 100,000 of mean population being 35.95. The number of deaths during the census year was
283, and the death rate was 35.10, which was but little below the average for the 6 years.

Table 47 shows the death rates due to diseases of the liver during the census year at three groups of ages
per 100,009 population of corresponding ages.

 

 

 

TABLE 47.

| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 oF |
| POPULATION. ‘
LOCALITIES. OT |

Under 15 . 15to 45 45 years

years. | years. ; and over.

\
New Mork eset eke ee ee ek 8.25 ; 19.22 | 116.43
BEOOKI GA scisitans sy cvcrcs see vansieeea necdccimecnes 10. 09 18.01 133. 25
|

 

 

From this statement it appears that the higher death rate from this cause in Brooklyn was among those under
15 and over 45 years of age. The rate for those between 15 and 45 years of age was less in Brooklyn than in
New York.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 47

Table 50 shows the death rates due to malarial fever during the census year in each city per 100,000 of
population, with distinction of color, nativity, parental nativity, and certain birthplaces of mothers.

TABLE 50.

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 100,000
OF POPULATION.
COLOR, NATIVITY, AND PARENTAL NATIVITY.

New York. Brooklyn.

i
Walitee.diecasscaccbeteraendecenmananacess auiseemneeens 15.64 | 25.77
Natives essence du eine oe eiceetacicnaretie Jacked 16.42 | 23.19
Both parents native ........--.--------+--+-+-+-- 16.64 | 19. 77
One or both parents foreign....-.---.----..-...-- 16. 32 25. 63
Foreign ............. tdovde aclaciactd See teen ees 14.60 | 31.07
COlOTed ok 5 icctals slais sisie.digings Najege Se accierdy! Sas wees eee es 38.95 18. 27

Birthplaces of mothers:
United States (white) ...........--.-.-.--------.---- 17. 63 i 23.13
Wreland ecscusiss odode ad wecuisinaicmseciisecioarene tele 22. 54 | 36.16
Germany *eccuacinio2ag. sate HAs ins es eee slesemmin 10. 40 | 18.40

 

The average annual death rates due to this cause during the 6-year period in New York per 100,000 mothers of
specified nativities were: Ireland, 32.11; United States (white), 30.33; England and Wales, 28.93; Canada, 28.88;
Scotland, 27.24; France, 25.83; Bohemia, 25.56; Italy, 21.06; Germany, 17.72; Scandinavia, 16.41; Hungary, 4.49;
Russia and Poland, 4.37; other foreign mothers, 13.55.

The corresponding rates for the 6 years in Brooklyn according to birthplaces of mothers were: Canada, 43.95;
Ireland, 41.51; Italy, 34.33; Scotland, 31.37; England and Wales, 31.22; United States (white), 29.28; Scandinavia,
28.22; Germany, 27.09; France, 19.75; Russia and Poland, 4.79; other foreign mothers, 36.68.

No deaths from malarial fever were reported as occurring during the 6 years in two sanitary districts in each
city. :

The highest annual death rate from this cause per 100,000 of mean population in New York was 84.38 in ward
24, and the lowest was 4.73 in sanitary district P of ward 12.

In Brooklyn the highest annual rate was 85.13 in sanitary district D of ward 14, and the lowest was 9.31 in
district C of ward 22. It should be remembered that in those districts where malaria was prevalent a considerable
part of its effects does not appear in the death rates attributed to “ malarial fevers”, since it complicates other
forms of disease and increases the death rates from pneumonia and diseases of the digestive and nervous system.
The relations of the death rate from malarial fevers to altitude are given in Tables 73 and 74.

TYPHOID FEVER.

Typhoid fever caused 2,031 deaths in New York during the 6-year period, the average annual death rate from
this cause per 100,000 of mean population being 24.27. For the census year the number of deaths was 348 and the
death rate 22.97 per 100,000 of population, or less than the average for the 6 years.

The number of deaths from this cause in Brooklyn during the 6 years was 1,002, the average annual rate
being 23.13, and the number of deaths in the census year was 194, making a death rate of 24.06 per 100,000 of
population. In the Metropolitan district during the census year the death rate from typhoid fever was 30.58.

The average death rate from this cause in Brooklyn was less than in New York for the 6-year period but
greater for the census year, during which last period it was less in each city than it was in the rest of the
Metropolitan district.

Table 51 shows the death rate due to typhoid fever during the census year in each city at three groups of
ages per 100,000 population of those ages.

 

 

 

 

TABLE 51.
|
4 DEATH RATES PER 100,000 OF
i POPULATION.
LOCALITIES. : i, Phe eset Te ane
'
Sto15 | todd | 45 years |
years, years, and over. j
PNelwe Mone ccbatwene echt ua talee tee ee eaeinteeane } 11.42 40. 56 | 20.70 |

BOOMS ceessubaseds alee Viak seve evar aes 14.65 35.31 13.18

 

These figures show that the excess of the death rate in Brooklyn during the census year occurred under 45
years, the rate fur New York exceeding that of Brooklyn for the ages 45 years and over.
48 VITAL STATISTICS.

Table 52 shows the death rate per 100,000 of population due to typhoid fever during the census year in each
‘city, with distinction of color, nativity, parental nativity, and certain birthplaces of mothers.

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 52.
DEATH RATES PER 100,000
OF POPULATION.
COLOR, NATIVITY, AND PARENTAL NATIVITY. 2 |
New York. | Brooklyn.
NVPUEG es 38 hex ects Ase a ayoeeclen toto aecaioase Sie Saceun eis 22. 89 24. 39
IN atl een e ward ace tune ate n asiaateiederte Sepaceben eo 18.53 | 20. 95
Both parents native... --......-+------.--++------ 19.22 | 24. 26
One or both parents foreign ...---...----------- 18. 21 18. 58
Monel gi scgu cise oteemeucmanssee an alte Saat lee ante 28.73 | 31.45
COlOred wepeccteerasveesea yeas 4oss4 -aeeeeeerebaserats . 27. 26 | pants At onaees
Birthplaces of mothers:
United States (white). ..........222.220ee0eeeeeeeees 17.03 | 22.01
PON oad, cctareck mene camnen eases awa mu etinamay aes 26.04 | 27.50
Germany misitaislind Seat p cisisie sip ciainiee eed Rees 25.01 | 18.40

 

 

 

Taking the 6 years, the average annual death rates from typhoid fever in New York per 100,000 mothers of the
‘specified nativities were as follows: mothers born in Scandinavia, 43.77; England and Wales, 28.93; Canada,
28.88; Germany, 28.01; Italy, 26.16; Ireland, 25.56; Scotland, 24.42; France, 18.29; Bohemia, 18.04; United States
(white), 17.40; Hungary, 12.36; Russia and Poland, 9.19; other foreign mothers, 23.64.

The corresponding rates in Brooklyn were: mothers born in Scandinavia, 32.50; Ireland, 22.32; England and
Wales, 22.30; Germuny, 21.82; Russia and Poland, 21.58; United States (white), 21.57; Hungary, 20.13; Scotland,
19.60; Canada, 18.10; France, 11.85; Italy, 10.01; other foreign mothers, 26.68.

There were no deaths from this cause in two sanitary districts in New York and three sanitary districts in
Brooklyu during the 6 years..

Of the districts in New York in which deaths occurred from this cause the highest annual rate per 100,000 of
population was 76.10 in ward 2 and the lowest was 4.35 in sanitary district E of ward 12.

The sanitary district having the highest annual death rate from this cause in Brooklyn during the 6 years was
district B of ward 23 (69.66), while the lowest rate for the same time was 3.75 in district G of ward 18.

CHILDBIRTH AND PUERPERAL DISEASES.

The death rates per 100,000 of population due to childbirth and puerperal diseases vary greatly in different
localities in New York and Brooklyn, but these differences depend so much on the proportion of women of
childbearing ages present in the different districts that they have little scientific interest or value.

If we take the women between 15 and 45 years of age we find that during the census year out of each 100,000
of such women there died of childbirth and puerperal diseases in New York 83.11, in Brooklyn 64.44.

Table 53 shows the death rates due to childbirth and puerperal diseases during the census year in each city
per 100,000 women between the ages of 15 and 45 years, with distinction of color, nativity, parental nativity, and
birthplaces of mothers.

 

 

 

 

   
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

   

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 53.
DEATH RATES PER 100,000
WOMEN 15 To 45 YEARS
COLOR, NATIVITY, AND PARENTAL NATIVITY. OR ASE:
New York. | Brooklyn.
83. 81 66. 03
66. 27 54. 26
Both parents native ..--..------------------+-++--- 49.72 50. 21
One or both parents foreign ...--.---.---.------+- 73.52 56.79
POR Bie se cscsnrcccnscaweescesseaevsuiutdecisedceences 101.77 86. 08
Colored ..... apubnaradowdademeviades gai osmeeetiatiemeysasca 81. 54 29. O4
Birthplaces of mothers:
United States (white) .-.......----2 eee eeee eee eee ee 48.54 54.61
England and Wales ....-.---------------++-+eeee cess 45. 56 51. 38
TRON eres 2k srcereereemeageeemy sors os: -- 85. 95 73, 62
Scotland 76.75 103. 68
France... 5 BOL TG: |inieie sini crnissciere ane
: Germany -....-..- oie 96. 20 67. 08
| Russia and Poland 81.36 89. 69
‘ Canada ..... 103. 95 49. 12
( DCANAINAVIA 22265 eas anaes a ada Sree song. a1. enceen 64. 06
Hungary ... a M525" | lesesisincsie cares’
Bohemia ......... oe BUA: ences Goseemies!
Tall \esecwaareceoaiauines seuine se heigns Wepnaneetmeinndcescesls 196. 95 121.90
Other foreign countrics........----.+-+2-+-20- ee eee eee 67, 23 58. 58

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 49

From this it would appear that the death rate from these causes in New York was more than twice as great
among the foreign as it was among the native of native parents and greater than it was among the colored; that it
was greatest of all in both cities among the Italians, and that it was very high among the Germans and the
Russians and Poles.

The actual number of deaths from these causes was too small to make the ratios derived from them of much
value, and the reason why the death rates are higher among the foreign born is probably the fact that a much
larger proportion of women of this class are attended by ignorant and unskilled midwives than is the case for American
women.

STILLBIRTHS.

The number of stillbirths during the 6-year period in New York was 18,862, the average annual number per
100,000 of mean population being 225.41. For the census year the number was 3,302 and the rate per 100,000 of
population 217.91, being slightly less than the average for the 6 years.

In Brooklyn 7,754 stillbirths were reported as occurring during the 6 years, the average annual number per
100,000 of mean population being 179.01. The rate for the census year was 165.31, which was also below the
average for the 6 years. The-actual number of stillbirths in the census year was 1,333.

Table 54 shows for New York and Brooklyn the average annual number of stillbirths during the 6-year period
per 100,000 of ean population, with distinction of color and birthplaces of mothers for the whites.

 

 

 

 

   
 
  

TABLE 54. :
DEATH RATES PER 100,000
OF POPULATION.
COLOR AND BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS.

New York. | Brooklyn.
White seccecseaesea set resdescamece ee, 224. 09 180. 48
ColOt6d wes esvccaecuwcsnaiaucdagesanedeacee ses evaereasie cies 300. 66 75. 91

Birthplaces of mothers:
United States........----.-..----------- sie 340. 00 270. 38
England and Wales. eisye 174.55 91, 43.
Treland: scccsescurecreeeconseaeewees =: ae 134. 83 108. 93
Scotland sc 2s cccccccccceeessceseecceecs cee oe 125. 85 87.57
France. .-.- ats cteeciciia 150. 65 82. 96
Germany ~ 22-22 .s050s2ses0ecdreeeeer cee ceseese ees sis 173. 22 147.71
Russia and Poland..--.--.--- {ueekeseeuaENeame see's -- 203. 64 170. 21
Canada ae Recionileiae 111. 66 126. 67
SCANUID AV dtsescercceact astm tees tenets geyeeeesewes 157. 30 136. 82
Hun ea ty nccciecetedacecadeescas saevanenteccc ere ees 196. 62 60. 39
Bohemia ... re sawireliees 408. 92 260. 42
Thalys snncecretmeeacstatatediadateanieeet dessa teceaey 383. 15 273.18

 

 

 

 

 

 

The remarks made above with regard to the death rates from childbirth and puerperal diseases apply also to a
considerable extent to the death rates from stillbirths. Since the ratios to total population are so much affected
by the number of women of childbearing ages in each class they are of little scientific value.

Table 55 shows for New York and Brooklyn for the census year the number of stillbirths per 100,000 of women
from 15 to 45 years of age, with distinction of color and birthplaces of mothers. ~

 

 

 

 
 
  
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 55.

RATES PER 100,000 WOMEN

15 TO 45 YEARS OF AGE.
COLOR AND BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS.
New York. Brooklyn.
WD wiscts sic ch coe aceite sccnee Aotedeeccemieceesen ecb: eee 773. 22 619. 59
COON CO ooo ececiaic he avatar arene aucial Sareea sie ciepaaiecin tele Linisiostessie 850. 32 290. 36
Birthplaces of mothers:

United States (white)...........2..02.2.202---2- 222222 1, 376. 12 1, 036. 03
England and Wales............--.---2+2--seeeeee ee eee 579. 28 234. 88
Ireland 356. 51 288. 22
Scotland 2220c20ecwccnencswace soeeecer ses Ueweceeeses 287. 80 336. 96
Pan C@ssis = gosceteee cee ots eeess 561.12 231.12
Germany s2css2sc00208 axe ai 539. 92 549. 66
Russia and Poland 1, 164. 51 2, 690. 58
Can tixccsariecmacies oder canmacitcin Sucasaiteamiagnssianrs 658. 35 392. 93
Scandinavia .... es Ee ea oe 585. 06 448. 43
ELUM Ca BY stare vsinseschaeairsieismiooee emcee genet aate Haaser 1, 489.59 386. 10

BOW Gada saiciese§ 555 fete cieuasw ew edaaiasidelats Rubadacstend acdsee cures 1,064.46 |.... 02.20.0022
2, 059. 74 1. 665. 99
770. 12 175.75

 

 

 

938—4
50 VITAL STATISTICS.

From this table it will be seen that the proportion of stillbirths was greater in New York among the colored
than among the whites, while the reverse was the case in Brooklyn. In New York city it was greatest of all
among the Italian mothers, next among the Hungarian mothers, and next among the American mothers, while it
was lowest among the Scotch and Irish mothers. In Brooklyn it was greatest among the Russian and Polish,
the Italian and the native American mothers and lowest among the French and English mothers.

The number of stillbirths per 100,000 of total population varies greatly in different localities, being greatest as
a rule in the tenement house districts, but for the reason stated above these rates have little scientific value.

SUICIDES.

During the 6-year period there were 1,311 suicides in New York, or 15.67 annually per 100,000 of mean
population. During the census year there were 227 or 14.98 per 100,000 of population, the rate being below the
average.

In Brooklyn the death rate from this cause was much less; 365 deaths due to it occurred during the 6 years
and 78 during the census year, the rates per 100,000 of population being for the 6 years 8.43 and for the census
year 9.67. The rate for the census year was higher than that for the 6 years.

Table 56 shows the death rates per 100,000 of population due to suicides during the census year at two
groups of ages.

 

 

TABLE 56.
DEATH RATES PER 100,000
OF POPULATION.
LOCALITIES.

15 to 45 | 45 years

years. | and over.

NOW WOtw sc c.caccicassecdaeascanecca 16.71 | 36.05
Broo klynisin cies os euicisicisaicbascsacices 7.82. 32. 95

i

 

 

 

From this table it appears that the death rates from this cause were higher in New York than in Brooklyn at
both groups of ages, the greater excess being among those under 45 years of age.

Table 57 shows the death rates per 100,000 of population over 15 years of age due to suicides in New York
and Brooklyn during the census year, with distinction of color, nativity, parental nativity, and birthplaces of
mothers.

 

 

TABLE 57.
DEATH RATES PER 100,000
OF POPULATION OVER 15
COLOR, NATIVITY, AND PARENTAL NATIVITY. MEAESSOW AGE
New York. Brooklyn.
White......--------- een nee cece eee ete eee cence eee 21. 24 14.17
IN @UIVGricced dct oe Sasaue sce asemeding WEcosaSeeeeeaeE 12.74 10. 11
Both parents native .....--..-..-----------.----- 20. 05 10. 27
One or both parents foreign .....-.-..-.-...---.- 8. 62 9. 98
Foreign...-.--.----+----+0eee cece Jeneeiaeaeacrtl 28. 06 19. 28
Golo re aj2ia.cicigineiieisitinssicininininss sie woo sin Baas amielam ee PS 9563) “isseece ekskemiee
Birthplaces of mothers:
United States (white) ........-22..cecee wees eee eee 15. 31 9. 80
England and Wales......-..----+-----++-+2++e2 +e eee 23. 48 7.75
Ireland wc. ces-s cee seseeeewtce nee sstsaee ree. 9.99 6. 46
Scotland ena sicccecc ee ccs antesniscementnsinseces eee Sieeeaaeen 13.05 37. 03
France ..------- 102202 e ee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee CHO Wesemitizclectaczats
GORD Y ss26 sim snnccsee cecocea mea see eoacereeemeen 4 28. 43 23.10
Russia and Poland.-....--.-----------++---+---220+--- PATAGO Necais wel or ciel
COMO DN are aeccisaic commence scien nmine seins mia sie sien 14. 45 19. 86
Scat CD AVA soon josncersjars oir ouannG einindb mses ta elanie aa deietvelecen 97. 72 6. 60
FLUNG ary... 22-2 202s eee es eee eee ene tenes e teens S020" foe ctste acaieareats
WBOD CMD saracasase.niersts Ssisie aicesicisieig anyere eleiheleaie ae drevseeieerd 39. 01
Wtil Woseeeeeemes scars secs tp setatiete reeeteeeh ese 14. 35
Other foreign countries.....----.-+.--+--+-2+- eee 36. 83

 

 

 

 

 

 

The actual number of suicides in most of the groups by birthplaces of mothers was too small to make the
rates of much value, but the high rate from this cause among the Germans as compared with the Irish and the

Americans is really significant.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 51

OTHER ACCIDENTS AND INJURIES.

During the 6-year period there were 8,212 deaths in New York due to accidents and injuries, excluding suicides,
or 98.14 deaths annually per 100,000 of mean population. During the census year there were 1,497 deaths, or 98.79
per 100,000 of population, the rate being slightly above the average.

In Brooklyn the death rates due to this cause were less both in the census year and in the average for the 6
years. The number of deaths due to this cause during the 6 years was 2,644, or 61.04 annually per 100,000 of
population. During the census year there were 441 deaths, or 54.69 per 100,000 of population, the death rate
being below the average for the 6 years.

For persons from 15 to 45 years of age the death rate from accidents per 100,000 of population was, in New
York, 85.82; in Brooklyn, 47.64; while for those 45 years of age and upward it was in New York 158.69, and in
Brooklyn 97.38.

Table 58 shows the death rates due to accidents and injuries per 100,000 of population during the census year,
with distinction of color, nativity, parental nativity, and certain birthplaces of mothers.

 

 

 

TABLE 58.
DEATH RATES PER 100,000
OF POPULATION.
COLOR, NATIVITY, AND PARENTAL NATIVITY.

New York. | Brooklyn.

|
WIG isnt ccoeacecasesacedheu dineam meade sae sdonseteeee 4 98.28 | 54. 82
Natives ss ccsuscorsesreeveccampsnssmesseeseceseneesays 85. 50 | 41. 52
Both parents native ...-...------.--------00---- 89. 10 | 47. 62
One or both parents foreign ..-.-.-..--.----+---+ 83, 83 37.17
Foreign ccecseiccccesec oceeecdieneeoresscdeaweseececs 115. 39 82. 08
Golored :o2-e cs cccveccessusstexecceseaaeessex seers sescpees 128, 53 45. 68

Birthplaces of mothers: |
United States (white) ...-..----.-2..-----0- 22 -eee eee 72.00 | 36. 93
Wreland a. 2 ssededeatecesenest sannersersecdeneuteesees 130.71 | 65. 69
GOIMaNY «2650 ceedsessacsensss Sesseesesesesevexcecs 69.10 | 38. 33

 

 

 

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This shows that in New York the death rate from accidents was highest among the Irish and the colored.
Table 59 shows for each ward and sanitary district in New York the number of deaths due to suicides and to:
accidents during the 6-year period, with the corresponding average annual death rates.
52 VITAL STATISTICS.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 59.
pears, | Meera | meame |] MNPoretamion
WARDS AND SANITARY DISTRICTS. WARDS AND SANITARY D'STRICTS.
Suicides. | Accidenits. || Suicides.| Accidents. Suicides.| Accidents. || Suicides.| Accidents.
Wo balivasee edavscenanacence 1.311 3,212 || 15.67 98.14 46 279 15.32 2.4
a | | 4 67 8.18 137.07
28 | 249 36. 35 323. 28 19 74 18.74 72.99
7 | 153 30. 20 280. 68 6 72 14.37 172. 44
7 63.00 441.01 7 66 15.72 61. 02
Tay Wises cceincs 428.13 122 378 19. 62 60.78
46 || 159.21 700. 15 26 69 24. 26 64. 38
87 85. 38 390. 94 37 92 20.39 50. 70
22 158 19. 60 140. 74 17 38 23. 95 53. 54
10 80 22. 08 176. 67 12 36 12.72 38. 15
2 78 17.91, 116. 45 . 10 62 15.15 93.93
14 142 17. 50 177. 48 20 81 19. 62 79, 45
8 98 17. 06 208. 97 7 372 18. 42 96. 49
6 44 18. 12 132. 87 24 25. 48 101.94
28 152 21. 02 114. 11 12 36 17.76 53, 28
7 16 62.09 141.92 17 208 11.41 139. 64
8 55 21 145.16 8 20 18. 69 46.73
13 81 15.47 96. 39 28 84 21.27 81. 82
32 328 \ 9. 68 99. 27 143 842 11. 43 67.28
8 91 | (13.95 158. 63 8 43 20. 63 110. 90
5 90 | 7.60 136. 82 16 78 15.24 74.30
13 90 | 10.04 69.50 10 107 12.07 129. 11
6 87 1.71 73.29 3 26 13.77 71.59
20 178 10. 24 91.14 9 59 9. 83 64, 45,
8 76 11.76 111.75 14 66 13.24 62. 44
4 49 7.50 91.94 17 20 27. 66 48,81
8 53 ~ 10.81 71. 63 9 90 8. 83 88. 34
38 354 11. 63 108. 3¢ ‘4 34 11.60 98. 59
7 99 12. 76 180. 41 4 af 1.14 43. 85
15 86 11.76 67. 45 40 66 536 61.99
5 110 8.32 182, 98 5 38 8, 88 67.45
col 59 13. 04 69.95 ae 46 14.31 39. 04
63 216 19.31 66. 20 14 78 9. 22 51.40
34 121 19. 68 70.05 3 wi 4 Oe eins
29 95 | 18.89 61. 87 35 8.15 | 59. 74
72 208 16. 36 69.97 Ps sii ia 100.99
23 78 16.13 54.70 3 soit Sata 140. 63
14 57 12.12 49. 36 it 6 46.69 86.76
19 84 25. 65 113. 39 : af es 112.03
16 89 14.81 82. 38 5 a i615 74 49
152 901 14.37 85.17 9 195 9.43 130. 91
H eg ag62 010 u 50 18. 37 65. 62
3 34 Seal pu.02 55 361 14.31 93.93
41 5. 82 79.57 e i. tea mid
1 41 3.31 195.06 8 | 47 jf! 13,42 78, 82
4 22 B70 47. 86 Oo APO eto cte ett etree 2 | 97 16. 69 134. 95
2 29 SAS 78.87 4 16 || 12.03 48.13
13 15 16. 85 97.19 ¢ a ace sacks
5 a2 AEST 7082 4 10 || 20.61 51.52
16 83 15. 87 82.31 | | sa rie 65.05
: ea) ce | aj te | ke) Bem
a ail = Ward 22.. 79 704 9.42 83.96
25 134 |) 14.65 90.26 || 5 mi i?
i. ne mek eines 12 152 9.7 123.51
| B 19 119 || 10.16 63. 66
17 108 14.14 89. 80 ‘ 7 53 9.07 68. 20
6 27 |] 28.41 127. 84 te a 0 ee 7 126, 54
ae 2.08 BOP BE = 2 of 9.22 72, 22
12 as BBB ASOT as 5 Ho 9.32 716. 44
4 4 34.92 | 122, 28 "2 = . az tl 6 58 350.12
21 182 8.08 70.07 ah ; 4 3 | na 71.06
u at oe O18 I 5 | 8.77 73.65
10 85 9.70 82. 41 : | Boe, 83 .
29 162 16. 84 94.07 i Lr ne |) See bests
16 58 || 28.43 103. 06 o : = en a
3 | 14 | 1L21 89.71 eas ie oar teks “
43 137 || 26.36 83.97 - aes es ;
4 7 ie asa) || Ward 24 18 | 2 16. 88 115. 32
1 0 42.53 | 104, 68 UnleiiOwil vae news: cass open yaosen 90! BUT aeiecstcisteserasd weet eee tenes
9 97 19.79 | 59.36 ||
10 25 40.04 | 100.11 |

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 53

Table 60 shows for each ward and sanitary district in Brooklyn the number of deaths due to suicides and to
accidents during the 6-year period, with the corresponding average annual death rates.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 60
I" PER 100,000 oF | RATES PER 100,000 OF
DEATHS: ui TE aur. i Dee Tae POPULATION.
WARDS AND SANITARY DISTRICTS. ey | WARDS AND SANITARY DISTRICTS. |____
Suicides. ! Accidents. || Suicides. | Accidents. | Suicides. | Accidents. || Suicides.| Accidents.
Total .....20.2c.eceeeeceeee 365 2, 644 8. 43 GI 08. |) Wardst7'c; a. c0medexneceiatxmcarace 15 145 6. 64 64.21
= | 4“ 7.71 84. 86
74 5. 09 62. 81 | 13° lesekees: 34.73
4t 4.85 71. 07 37 9.45 69. 96
30 5.37 53. 66 | 38 6.98 53. 01
68 11.03 125. 01 ‘| 8 9.59 76.72
46 10. 75 41.20." 5 ll|zireceaes 326. 80
30 9.52 47.62 | ward 18... 28 161 ‘8.77 50. 42
16 12. 33 32.89 6 29° || 13.39 64.71
4305 5.85 57.47 2 6 19. 28 57. 84
67 || 6.78 56.79 | 4 19 || 23.78 112.98
320, 5.28 56.27 | 4 23 6.92 39. 80
35 | 8.18 57.27 1 8 23 13, 82 39.74
140 | 5.41 63.06 || 1 14 3.24 45,41
2 18 | 3.86 34.76 | 1 5 3.75 18.73
7 92 6.63 87.15 | 4? W[evere Sane 47.50
3 30 4. 64 46. 40 | BP fleet noe 29, 20
15 87 7.26 42. 08 25 6.43 80.36
3 29 5.04 48.72 || ora 19 23 101 11.47 50. 37
5 19 14 10. 24 38. 90 6 40 12. 36 82. 39
5 18 | 9.87 38, 52 4 21 7.58 39. 78
2 21 4.19 44. 03 13 40 13.11 40. 33
1 mi 11.45 70. 60 12 60 8.98 41.40
3 23 9.21 105. 86 6 2% | 9.95 39. 80
56 12. 05 74.95 2 nj] 5.36 29, 49
29) 9.54 55.35 4 2 | 8.45 52. 84
3 |] 23.83 35.74 20 0 | 7.61 41. 87
62 4.94 61.31 2 22 | 3.82 42, O4
23 8.42 48. 40 3 7 | 8.55 48, 42
33) 2.19 72.11 7 34 || g.95 43. 48
Gr lesa 76.45 1 6 | 2.61 15. 65
105 | 6.29 55.03 7 31 11.91 | 52.76
30 | 7.61 38. 05 22 83 8.95 | 33.75
46 | 6.76 62, 21 3 20 4.34 | 28. 94
29 | 2.63 76. 32 B 2 5 6.83 17.07
69 || 8.93 51.38 1 6 4.65 27.93
44) 84d | 61.93 9 22 14. 86 36. 32
2 | 9.49 | 39. 52 2 10 15.48 77.41
161 5. 84 104. 40 5 20 9.52 38.07
‘BA 7.96 143. 29 36 8.44 25.31
45 11.17 167. 49 8 8.64 17.28
62 3.35 69.15 16 8.71 34, 83
63 13.21 48.96 || 12 8.00 24.01
26 14.93 77. 62 32 3.61 38. 56
28 13.18 52.74 8 5.68 45. 48
9 11.88 | 21.38 8 3.25 26. 03
116 6.86 | 72. 33 8 9.71 77.70
28 7.65 | 71. 42 2 Be seed 24.02
38 7.68 73. 01 TW, eects aia’ 37. 40
40 5.57 74, 28 72 4.34 34.70
10 6.55 65. 49 27 1.71 46.16
73 9.48 © 46,13 14 4.97 | 34. 76
48° Necdccosce 62.54 13 2.42 | 31.44.
18 7.36 33.12 ll 10.83 | 29.78
37 14. 65 49.27 3.29 | 23.01
135 11.53 50. 28 82 9.96 | 58. 36
15 9.14 45. 69 3420 |]... 2 [eee eee ee eee
36 19. 06 49.02
43 Bal 51. 64 |
41 8.84 51.75

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
54. ' VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICTS.

The location and boundaries of the wards and sanitary districts in each city are shown by the maps and are
given in detail in the description of each district.

The death rates of the different districts during the 6-year period are shown by the following tables.

Table 61 shows for the 6 years ending May 31, 1890, the average annual death rates, inclusive of stillbirths, in
the different sanitary districts in New York, with distinction of color, nativity, and parental nativity.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 61.
DEATH RATES, INCLUDING STILLBIRTHS.
White.
WARDS AND SANITARY nae
DISTRICTS. Native. Colored.
Aggregate. so en ote Bg ea
Total. Both |Oneorboth|| Foreian.
Total. parents arents
native. | foreign.
|--— —
29, 92 29. 86 34, 96 33.51 | 35. 62 23.15 |} 33. 27
svat = ‘i 1
Ward 50. 15 50.19 53. 33 69.16 | 50. 24 46.83 | 37. 04
39.12 39.77 38. 33 58.33. | 30. 80 41.74 |i 24. 93
17.74 18.41 21.31 17.68 | 32. 20 19.59% |llaasieeee seer
Ward 59. 21 58. 83 58. 48 15.76 | 49. 59 59. 20 74.07
Ward 33, 48 33.61 33. 43 36.45 | 31. 78 33. 83 17.24
Wiard. 4-54) sesmec ooo ccee ec 44.15 44.17 44.75 54. 34 | 42. 06 43. 43 40. 82
44.17 44.10 50. 59 48.97 51. 04 37.31 59. 75
41.54 41.43 45,23 54.95 | 42, 63 36. 61 93. 75
35. 88 35. 82 41.09 45.74 39, 82 29. 29 39. 91
33. 53 33. 28 35.13 49.31, 31.98 31.44 62.50
41, 83 41.67 | 50. 72 56.72 | 49. 62 32. 86 59. 52
44, 85 43.43 71.91 63.48 | 72.74 25.71 97.91
41.70 41.64 | 49. 87 91.98 — 41.92 32. 00 83. 33
34, 87 34.81 | 39. 45 59.38 | 34. 06 28. 43 277.78
27.91 27.97 | 35. 44 62.53 31.46 20851: sociated
30.51 30. 53 34. 09 45.60 | 30. 37 25. 29 12. 82
33. 22 33. 14 34,21 38. 6L 32. 37 31.47 48. 02
45.41 44.18 61. 62 68, 93 59. 57 7. 30 72. 35
33. 35 33. 10 38, 89 35.59 | 40. 22 26. 00 42.96
32. 40 32. 30 31.50 29.32 | 33. 27 33.99 88. 24
29. 48 29. 62 30.57 30.19 | 30. 88 27. 52 26. 65
30.12 29. 99 30. 82 31. 82 30.19 28. 28 68. 63
25.95 26, 02 25.40 25, 44 25, 36 27. 53 20. 95
29. 02 29. 04 58. 49 90. 72 56.05 14.97 19. 44
27, 24 27. 25 45. 89 59. 63 43. 88 15. 94 24, 04
28. 29 28. 27 51.61 66. 38 49. 85 14.71 44. 44
26.17 26.18 31.38 40, 25 29. 85 20, 34 15.15
32. 06 32.05 38.15 50. 37 34, 66 24.17 45.45
Di scedesaucicdsacors 29.01 29. 00 31.96; 35. 98 30. 93 24.70 37. 04
Ward 12—A ccssecccin-nccsees 15. 46 15.60 |; 15, 67 10. 81 23. 73 15. 45 3.88
Bnissaesearenttainci 26, 83 26.81 | 29.19 35. 28 25.97 22.72 31.25
31. 44 31.01 40.59 48. 54 38.47 19. 02 48, 88
29. 75 29.70 32. 01 40, 45 29. 02 25.43 55. 56
17.79 17.85 19, 31 18. 09 20. 33 14. 73 4.76
28.10 27. 84 30. 67 37.00 28. 10 22. 92 40. 05
Gavi sieces eases 35. 76 35. 52 49.89 |! 69. 21 45, 33 19. 38 38. 87
19. 35 19. 48 17.69 12.17 23. 63 23. 48 8. 62
37. 46 37.45 45. 85, 46, 60 45. 59 25. 22 43.01
18.53 18.53 19. 09 15. 60 22. 92 17, 32 18.52
17.30 17.39 17.53 18. 80 16.50 17. 06, 4.50
35. 62 35.61 42.19 42.56 | 42,01 25.17 37. 92
20.61 |! 20.70 21.91 19.35 | 25.13 17.71 16. 36
31.17 |! 31. 10 33.70 35.78 31. 98 25.37 35.18
26.04 25. 94 29. 36 27.17 30. 66 20.13 55.56
17.93 17.81 | 17.40 16. 39 18.7: 18. 98 27.78
20.45 | 20.66. || 21. 06 | 21.32 20. 84 19. 86 14.53
we 29.77 30.51 || 34.24 | 11. 66 63.98 23. 40 9.80 |
Ward 13—A.... 27.15 |! 27.08. || 49.90 | 75.10 | 46.90 13. 45 79.71 |
B..-. 31.31 31.26 | 38. 57 53.20 | 34.24 || 21.78 97, 22
Ward MA... eee eee eee eee 48.37 48.41 76. 95 86.26: 75.48 I! 27.17 42.79
Ap ateeg is ena oe 42.93 | 42.74 66.47 63.95 ' 67.00 = 25,91 ||| 80.8
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

TABLE 61—Continued.

 

 

WARDS AND SANITARY
DISTRICTS.

 

Ward 15—A..

Ward 21—A
Besse

y

Wand: 23h ce wccwiscie reads ved
Ward 2462052... scl teweeeaged

DEATH RATES, INCLUDING STILLBIRTHS.

 

 

Aggregate. |
|
|
|

36.99 |

40. 40

23. 92

29.35 |,

34. 86

32. 28

31.95

21.94

29. 66

28. 69

24.43 |!

25.30 ||

29.63 |

32.74 |

22. 55

26.16

38. 87

14. 32

29. 55

23.47

29. 24

38. 02

20. 73

28.75

28.90

30. 41

32. 78

34. 48

15. 84 |

31.56 |

29.25 |

16.42 |:

24. 28

12. 52

 

 

 

38. 69
34. 84
33. 62
28.13
35. 85
29.95
20. 34
28. 86
35. 23
16. 46
25.72
19. 97
24. 84
38. 65
35.15
29.66 |:
24.05 fi
37.89 ||
27.94 |
22.95
33.38 |!
25.07 |:
21.15
9. 23
23. 65
10.47

|
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25.57
23. 06

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

White.
| Native.
Total. | Both |One orboth|| Foreign.
Total. parents parents
native. foreign.

37.09 53. 50 58.29 | 51.29 22. 02
38. 98 * 49.00 40.77 | 53. 50 28. 85
23. 61 25.47 22.35 | 30. 47 20. 47
29. 43 31.12 28.19 36. 03 27.14
34. 86 35. 32 35. 73 35, 13 34. 06
32. 45 31.25 31.39 31.16 34. 54
31.90 32. 58 29.07 35. 40 30. 67
21. 34 22. 23 21. 86 22. 57 19, 82
29. 64 39. 38 46.15 37. 84 21. 06
28. 66 41.19 56. 53 39.06 18.95
24.42 | 27.53 35.07 . 25. 67 21.09
25.31 30. 34 38. 97 29.18 20.12
29.61 31.32 28.86 | 32.37 27.08
32. 76 38. 63 49.55 | 36.55 26.01
22.75 26.19 19.69 | 43.51 17.49
26.22 | 28. 65 28. 93 28. 44 22. 79
38. 88 43. 66 61. 04 40. 53 32. 58
14, 34 16. 37 13. 24 33,14 11.05
29.47 30, 43 27. 46 31.93 28. 02
23. 93 29. 12 26.12 36. 59 16. 29
29, 22 32. 80 36.16 31. 37 24.03
38.04 | 44.55 56.15, 42.41 29. 65
20. 56 25. 03 22, 92 29. 69 13.51
28. 81 33. 96 36. 34 33.01 21.45
28. 92 33. 71 37. 34 32. 89 22. 97
30. 48 39.13 33. 22 44. 74 17.22
32. 38 38. 43 39. 28 38. 21 24, 52
34. 53 45.72 45.07 45. 84 21.74
15. 89 17.58 22. 04 15.15 13. 46
31.53 42.11 54.95 | 39. 95 20. 70
29. 26 47. 08 60.24 | 45, 28 15.15
16. 52 18. 31 19. 87 17.30 13. 66
24.29 29.00 | 32.05 27.95 18. 02
19. 25, 23. 28 | 27.47 22,11 13. 29
12.59 35.58 24.98 43. 67 2.54
38. 52 41.47 | 50. 30 38. 74 34.18
33. OL 36.45 | 37.94: 35. 63 28.19
33. 37 35. 26 42.92 | 32. 54 30. 39
27. 68 30. 03 31.71 29. 00 24. 02
35. 79 40. 43 49. 23 38. 04 29. 05
30. 20 32. 38 30. 63 33. 32 26. 65
20.73 24, 42 21.11 36.05 15.01
28. 75 32. 31 28. 06 34, 89 23. 96
35,21 39. 66 44.61 38. 35 29. 86
16.54 19. 80 17. 23 28.17 11. 33
25, 82 27.31 24.48 29. 24 23. 60
19.48 25. 46 24. 64 27.51 11.20
24. 83 25, 98 20. 42 30. 54 23.07
38. 66 41. 66 58. 06 38. 48 34. 66
35. 06 38.57 40. 56 37. 90 29. 30
29, 34 33.00 36. 52 31. 33 23. 35,
24, 40 26, 02 23.25 30. OL 21.31
38.01 40. 74 48. 41 38. 25 33. 60
27. 66 30. 34 29. 61 30. 82 23.11
22.90 24.07 19. 37 30. 69 20. 74
35. 48 45, 18 65.07 40. 26 23. 03
25. 09 29.16 || 32. 02 27.70 18. 30
21. 26 23.07 | 21.09 24. 87 17.01
9.40 | 10.04 9. 88 10.26 | 8.12
23.89 | 28.48 | 25, 49 21.37 | 24. 96
10. 52 11.41 11.14 11. 82 8.61
25. 50 26. 85 2). 65 25,41 22. 85
22.91 21.81 22. 65 21.95 7 25.17

 

 

Colored.

173. 47

63. 22
46, 35
142. 86
32. 73
44,55
27.12
6.94
41. 20
41. 67

 

5D
56 VITAL STATISTICS.

Table 62 shows for the 6 years ending May 31, 1890, the average annual death rates, inclusive of stillbirths,
in the different sanitary districts in Brooklyn, with distinction of color, nativity. and parental nativity.

TABLE 62.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES, INCLUDING STILLBIRTHS.
White.
WARDS AND SANITARY :
DISTRICTS. Native.
: Aggregate | Colored.
Total. Both [Ono or both'| Foreign.
Total. parents arents ,
native. ‘oreign.
25.97 25.90 27. 69 28.40 27.19 22, 26 30. 54
19.54 19. 63 21.71 21.40 22. 00 16. 33 13. 97
20.73 20. 80 22.95 23. 35 22. 36 16. 82 15. 50
Ward 36.71 36. 76 43.16 50. 39 41.04 29, 12 31. 65
Ward 24. 48 24.45 25.99 32. 87 21.85 21. 82 26. 84
21.13 20. 99 22.09 21.87 22. 37 18.68 32. 65
Ward 27.41 26. 94 28.11 30. 92 25. 92 24.65 | 7.94
Ward 30. 37 30.98 || 34.47 40.12 32.71 26. 30 5.77
34.07 33.66 || 34.94 44.70 30.75 | 31. 08 46. 13
Ward 21.99 22. 00 24. 99 32.11 20. 78 16.82 | 21.74
33. 46 33.45 | 42.34 65. 23 38.62 23. 52 41. 67
21.19 21.19 i 22. 82 22. 89 O77 18. 46 21.13
Ward 28, 28 28.28 | 29, 35 38.09 25. 05 26.15 27. 40
20. 68 20. 92 20. 97 19. 60 23.24 20. 78 6.17
18. 61 18.47 18. 42 18. 94 17. 24 18. GL 22. 65
21. 43 21. 64 21.03 23. 31 18.54. 23. 47 8. 84
Ward 19. 61 19.58 20. 27 18. 85 21.47 18.10 27.78
32.34 32. 31 38, 82 38. 68 38.90 22. 79 43, 21
27. 29 27. 22 30. 40 36. 40 27.41 21. 22 119. 05
28. 28 28. 38 34, 43 40. 40 32.21 |) TEC83. | vcactes nates
Ward 25.51 25. 02 24.59 24.12 24. 94 I 25. 98 38. 83
29, 02 29.18 31.35 40. 87 28.00. |) 25. 67 19.90
27.91 27.77 31.42 66, 67 24. 36 | DIOR MN. soc aaeceen:
26. 06 25.95 27.25 31.16 25.01 || 93.53 48.31
32. 32 32. 63 36. 34 49.97 30.92 || 26.40 | 25. 08
29.21 29. 26 31.18 35. 52 29.206 | 25.87 26. 40
32. 20 32. 44 34. 64 47. 64 28.30 |! 28. 38 30.18
24.09 23. 60 24, 11 25. 35 22.46 |! 29, 23 31.00
33.70 33. 68 43, 24 49. 25 41.59 23.03 47. 62
33. 46 33. 35 34,27 31.75 35.17 $1500 <p rereee
31.46 31.47 34, 50 45.20 31.61 26. 75 adel eed!
28. 12 28.18 28.79 31. 60 25.55 26.16 — 26. 88
24.13 24.12 25.41 27.81 23. 43 21.37. 30. 30
23. 45 23. 33 23,14 24. 93 20. 93 24.03 | 34.72
28.49 28. 47 31.30 39. 22 29.23 23.93 || 166. 67
35. 81 35. 81 43,47 39.29 45.35 25.54 41.67
30. 29 30. 26 32.44 35.53 30. 63 26. 28 111.11
42, 37 42. 37 46, 22 37.95 52.74 ! S521 eoneecec dette
31. 83 31.78 33. 96 42. 53 29.17 | 26. 67 55. 56
26. 68 26. 68 26.17 28. 87 23.37 28.45 || 25.64
26. 01 26. 06 26.76 32.19 23. 38 24.33 13. 6L
22. 11 21.54 20. 84 24, 64 17. 84 23.47 41.40
31. 33 31.17 37.94 47. 60 35.70 22. 43 45. 24
34, 31 34. 31 40.73 55. 40 37.66 | 25. 49 55.56
29, 42 29. 04 35. 85 48. 48 33.12 20. 35 78. 43
28. 23 28, 26 31.88 36.18 29. 62 DTS60; ill iae detention
23. 53 23. 57 26. 08 26.51 25. 65 17. 08 10. 42
34.76 34. 74 40. 90 51.88 37. 78 25.31 66. 67
23. 66 23, 64 24. 03 25.39 22.75 |]° 92.57 66. 67
18.51 18.51 19.01 13. 56 23.10 IAT? || a actom thes
50. 98 50. 98 52, 80 144.44 43. 38 47.87 eae
40. 66 40. 65 44.70 59. 68 39. 10 32.71 55. 56
31.14 31.14 36.45 55. 89 32.77 292006 ices ese
35.43 35.29 41. 02 64. 76 35.79 25. 89 166. 67
32. 40 32. 36 41.97 64.14 37. 66 18.50 125. 00
26. 26 26.29 30.77 43. 42 26. 61 18.77 111
Hegcsagne soe as 21, 02 21.00 23.00 26.50 20. 09 16.14 33.33
Gears ettehie de 15. 24 15.27 17. 02 18. 94 15. 54 10.98 |.c..... 2...
14.01 Mol | 13.76 |: 14.57 12.75 |: 14.92! 18. 52
11.77 1.71 jj 1.21 |] 12, 14 10.28 |; 13.03 | 55. 56
i Texas eaceeneceere 23. 40 23.38 || 26.72 || 32.19 24. 50 17.33 83. 34

 

 
NEW YORK .CITY AND BROOKLYN.

TABLE 62—Continued.

 

WARDS AND SANITARY
DISTRICTS.

DEATH RATES, INCLUDING STILLBIRTHS.

 

Aggregate.

 

 

   

.

 

Ward 22—A

   

oom

 

25. 02
17. 79
26.01
25. 72
16. 38
19. 51

21.57

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

White.
Native. |
i Colored.
Total. Both (One or both’ Foreign.
Total. parents arents |

native. oreign.
25. 08 25. 53 25.10 25, 90 24. 03 11.11
17. 76 16.90 18. 76 13.90 21. 06 24. 51
25. 73 29. 89 36. 07 27.51 18.70 34.79
25. 72 25.14 27. 91 22. 84 27. 26 26. 32
16. 56 17. 21 18. 18 15. 24 14. 67 7.87
19. 66 20. 31 20. 91 19.18 17. 92 17.77
23. 86 29. 27 43. 43 23. 88 20. 06 111.11
24. 74 25, 23 27. 89 21. 88 23. 29 27.78
30. 85 36. 46 46. 84 33. 53 22.18 47.04
17. 90 17.81 17.55 18. 24 18. 25 8.33
24. 00 25.54 — 27.17 24. 42 20. 38 26. 32
15. 49 16.19 15. 94 16. 54 13. 68 18. 52
15. 54 16. 30 15. 76 17. 02 13.51 6.94
18. 09 18. 16 19. 24 16. 31 17. 87 13. 89
21. 28 21. 85 20. 76 22. 99 19. 88 20. 83
34. 6£ 35.95 42.96 31. 33 31. 83 166. 67
28. 49 29. 64 29. 99 29. 37 25. 90 10. 42
20. 47 20. 50 21.77 17. 65 20. 36 40. 54
17. 80 18. 68 19. 22 17. 28 14.00 7.81
17.77 18. 03 18. 37 17. 34 16. 92 9.36
16. 74 16. 98 15.14 21.14 FOB) Hise acs ascteisresrece
20. 40 22. 40 32.57 15. 94 15. 73 44. 86
28. 41 31. 20 40. 40 26. 96 22, 97 49, 24
10. 51 12. 29 14, 32 11.31 TL 13. 89
19. 56 22. 06 25.47 20. 09 14. 54 30. 70
23. 55 24.47 24. 66 24. 20 20. 70 43. 88
18. 08 18. 12 18.77 17. 05 17. 96 15. 87
21. 83 21. 08 19. 69 23. 87 25, 24 7. 87
24.69 | 26. 21 33. 27 21.79 21.11 31.29
17. 26 | 17. 49 18. 41 16, 53 16. 48 33. 33
22.04 ! 23.53 25. 45 22, 24 18. 90 44.74

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58 : VITAL STATISTICS.

Table 63 shows for the 6 years ending May 31, 1890, the average annual death rates of the whites in the
different sanitary districts in New York, exclusive of stillbirths, with distinction of nativity and parental nativity
and of children under 5 years of age.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 63.
DEATH RATES, EXCLUDING STILLBIRTHS.
1 White.
WARDS AND SANITARY Aggregate Native.
DISTRICTS. a
Foreign.
Total. Both parents native.
All ages. | ee All ages. | pa Allages. ee All ages. pines 2
TOtaliceser 2 sssin! 27. 66 109. 48 31.01 , 110.37 30. 22 112. 41 23.15 74. 28
SS i = => +
Woard ISA. seccesnisrcsas ses 47. 43 171. 97 48.05 | 166. 67 61. 55 149. 43 46. 83 477.78
38. 20 124. 64 36. 88 123. 70 58. 33 120.37 || AVA | eeccessccn es
16.51 62. 96 19. 41 62. 96 17.05 35. 35 12,52" | weceocceicace
56. 77 178.79 54, 55 172. 84 73. 98 120. 00 59.20
32. 08 133. 67 30. 92 134. 72 35. 08 171.05 |, 33. 83
42. 05 149. 83 41. 01 151. 03 49. 25 160. 74 | 43. 43
41. 83 138.11 45. 99 139. 87 45.05 161. 13 37.31
38. 89 151. 40 40. 53 151. 78 47. 70 153. 47 36. 61
33.10 127. 22 36.17 125. 71 41. 60 134. 22 29. 29
32. 29 120. 92 32. 80 119. 37 47, 34 222. 22 31. 44
a 39.40 | 132.52 45. 92 133.56 |; 53, 22 143. 33 32. 86
41,87 159. 30 63. 91 159. 30 59, 93 254, 90 25. 71 156. 25
39. 13 137. 02 45, 12 141. 64 84.25 201. 72 32. 00 41. 67
32. 56 104. 67 35. 48 108. 81 53. 83 135. 06 28, 43 40. 74
25. 76 87.59 31.12 89. 38 55.15 154.18 20. 51 46. 38
28.50 102. 90 30. 72 105. 60 41.27 137. 39 25. 29 32.16
Ward 31.39 118. 03 31, 22 116. 74 35. G4 123. 72 31. 47 153. 85
41, 28 150. 29 53. 56 148. 88 62. 00 180. 72 27. 30 138. 89
30. 96 118. 86 34.70 116. 09 32. 62 109. 77 26. 00 166. 67
Ward 30. 43 102. 97 28.59 102. 25 26. 81 94.5L | 33.99 136. 36
27. 63 108. 60 27. 92 107. 86 28. 01 107.47 | 27.52 111.11
28. 37 106. 73 28. 26 106. 01 29. 20 ° 108. 39 28. 28 145. 83
24.41 102. 38 23, 24 102.70 23. 63 97. 80 27.53 51.28
Ward l0—A .--......------- 25. 90 89. 97 48. 80 96. 05 82. 31 323. 23 14.97 43.75
Baeacdcncaseeccs 24.55 81.54 38. 74 89.18 52. 70 149.24 | 15.94 38.70
Ward 11—A . 25. 43 90.49 43, 85 94.51 59. 20 187.17 | 14.71 50. 10
B.. 24.10 91.21 27,46 92. 44 33, 80 96.47 | 20. 34 65. 08
| Cc. “ 29. 37 97.39 33. 38 98. 58 44.75 117. 65 24.17 69. 65
| Died cscaieeracek 27.13 97. 36 28.79 96.73 32.15 82.05 24.70 129.17
| Ward 12—A .....2..2-2-2e 14, 38 68. 08 14, 08 67.86 9.96 50. 47 15. 45 55.56
24. 93 108. 79 26. 16 106. 49 31.53 102. 68 22.72 270. 83
28. 63 110, 88 35. 76 110. 34 44,13 115. 28 19. 02 102. 94
27. 86 109, 82 29.10 110. 50 36.15 113.74 25. 43 68. 63
16. 18 57. 58 16. 94 58. 70 15. 70 53. 10 14. 73 34.19
26. 10 104. 54 27. 45 105. 82 33. 18 112. 46 22. 92 41. 67
33. 24 121. 86 45.11 123. 80 62. 85 160. 42 19. 38 72.92
17.33 52. 58 14.74 52.19 9.32 32.71 23. 48 74. 07
34. 38 143. 74 40. 65 143. 56 41.44 138. 78 25, 22 144. 28
16. 90 66. 28 16. 70 65. 60 13. 67 55.91 17.32 125. 00
16. 68 62. 31 16. 64 62. 42 18. 80 59. 34 17. 06 55. 56
32. 85 133. 28 37. G4 133. 71 38. 47 126. 30 25.17 106. 06
19. 40 85. 96 20.19 84.82 18. 00 72. 64 17.71 105. 56
28. 89 122. 29 30. 41 122, 62 32. 95 124. 67 25.37 77.78
24. 38 103. 00 26. 72 104. 05 24. 94 89. 24 20.13 37.04
16. 32 65. 67 15.19 65, 21 14. 54 60. 38 18. 98 18. 52
19.11 66. 91 19. 01 67.91 19. 05 67. 24 | 19. 86 40. 54
28. 20 183. 16 31.76 179. 08 11. 66 54. 64 23. 40 750. 00
24. 29 81.54 42, 29 84. 54 66. 21 186. 77 13. 45 47.89
28. 60 96.38 33. 83 97. 98 47.25 135.03 |: 21.78 57. 35
44. 67 177. 14 68. 35 182. 18 78, 25 227.82 |! 27.17 107. 00
39. 71 157, 34 58. 75 160. 70 58. 41 192.93 |' 25.91 120. 75
34.03 147. 49 47.33 153. 59 53. 34 200. 58 22. 02 88. 89
38. 14 178. 34 24.49 175. 57 38, 52 366.67 |; 28. 85 111.11
22. 34 115.35 23, 23 112. 72 20. 62 90.70 |! 20.47 83, 33
27.99 167.95 28. 71 169. 40 27.17 123.56 |} 27.14 277.78

 

 

 

 

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

TaBLE 63—Continned.

 

 

 

DEATH RATES, EXCLUDING STILLBIRTHS.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

White.
WARDS AND SANITARY. Aggregate. Native.
DISTRICTS. :
oe Foreign.
Total. Both parents native.
] st aie actin, poe ire aa fhe eR Pe =
‘ ea All ages. pg Allages. te All ages. bias 2
117. 03 32.48 117. 61 33. 33 109. 14 34. 06 89. 74
: 116. 83 27. 86 116. 41 28. 63 123.97 34. 54 144, 93
{113.10 28.91 115. 68 25. 96 110. 84 30. 67 10. 42
i 95. 60 20.21 89. 57 20.47 91. 37 19. 82 136. 36
| 110. 14 33.31 112. 72 40. 03 119. 40 21. 06 56. 86
92. 32 34.96 95.77 48.73 117. 32 18. 95 45.61
93. 02 23. 25 94. 43 30. 12 90. 04 21.09 33. 33
95.11 26, 29 94. 64 33. 65 74. 93, 20. 12 123. 46
124. 00 27.57 125. 90 25. 43 114. 33 27. 38 79.17
112. 06 33.40 112. 91 42.56 104. 88 26. 01 88. 71
136. 22 24, 25 133, 66 18. 41 -65. 36 17.49 666. 67
132.77 |} 25. 07 133. 45 26.17 129. 97 22.79 133. 33
133. 63 38. 88 134. 86 54. 40 147. 73 32. 58 87. 30
13. 20 133. 33 14. 54 133, 33 12. 37 81. 30 11.05 333. 33
27. 34 105,16 |' 26.77 104. 69 24. 27 105. 39 28. 02 104.17
22.05 108. 11 26. 66 109. 80 24. 61 86.78 16. 29 55. 56
27.07 ~ 118. 99 29.16 119.75 - 32.45 121. 32 24. 03 86. 81
35. 50 135.42 |, 40. 06 135. 10 51.89 147.09 29. 63 145. 83
19. 05 110. 84 | 22. 33 106. 97 20. 66 72. 30 13. 51 83. 34
26. 42 129, 30 30. 03 130. 48 32. 23 128.17 21.45 75. 76
26, 94 106, 85 30.19 107. 82 34. 00 107. 26 22. 97 69. 44
28. 62 175. 85 36.14 175. 21 30. 65 88. 78 17. 22 266. 67
30. 46 125. 06 34,48 125, 52 35. 21 123. 22 24,52 94.77
31.81 115. 53 40. 81 116. 05 39, 83 126. 26 21. 74 65. 48
14,55 75, 25 15. 37 74. 86 19. 91 58.17 W346) | ascscccuscce
28. 70 114. 05 36. 45 116. 63 47.58 139. 67 20. 70 45.79
27.34 101. 28 42.7. 105. 78 54.89 135. 88 15.15 31.91
15. 26 83. 44 16.41 85. 05 17. 64 78. 92 13. 66 64.10
22.55 ¢ 96. 08 25. 95 96. 41 28.79 107. 34 18. 02 74.71
17. 48 | 62. 68 20. 31 62. 29 24. 08 65. 26 13. 29 79. 23
8.09 | 753. 79 21. 06 763. 57 14, 48 611.11 2.54 166. 67
36. 20 133. 95 37.29 134. 63 44.92 | 149.17 34.18 90. 91
32.35 152. 06 32. 67 140. 18 34. 86 157.79 28.19 102. 56
31.49 112. 68 31.77 113. 37 38. 42 120. 44 30. 39 58. 14
25. 85 125. 00 26. 59 120. 83 28, 60 230. 98 24.02 71.43
32. 90 117.11 35. 43 117.80 42. 23 111.96 29. 05 75.16
27. 87 123. 66 29.10 124. 07 28. 26 115. 58 26. 65. 106. 67
19.14 96. 60 22.45 98. 04 19. 42 54. 46 15.01 55. 56
25.90 113. 79 27.15 113. 54 24. 32 101. 85 23. 96 52. 08
31.94 115. 81 33.72 120. 41 38.55 117. 62 29. 86 40.00
15.19 76. 75 17. 84 77, 63 15. 98 50. 72 1L 33 55. 56
23. 94 117.17 24. 30 118. 35 22.51 95. 67 23. 60 71.43
17. 67 88. 41 22.71 89.39 22. 83 78, 28 11. 20 41. 67
23. 46 107. 96 23. 73 107. 44 19. 08 95. 99 23. 07 129. 63
36.49 145. 53 37. 89 145. 73 53. 23 152. 19 34. 66 126. 67
32.44 116. 82 34. 21 117. 51 35. 46 115. 34 29. 30 84. 58
27. 37 111.91 29. 37 110. 64 32. 27 108. 92 23. 35 127. 66
22.51 133. 23 23. 73 134. 56 21.45 143. 76 21.31 500. 00
35.47 128. 17 36. 86 129. 71 43.50 121. 73 33. 60 97. 22
25. 93 108. 27 27.25 107. 10 26. 74 107. 08 23.11 76. 67
21. 36 115. 15 21.74 112.17 17. 88 111. 78 20. 74 266. 67
31.02 102. 56 40. 80 108. 12 57.93 127. 76 23. 03 103. 60
22.99 82. 24 25. 83 83.75 28. 52 100. 75 18. 30 39. 22
18. 04 84.11 18.63 | 86.52 17.58 83. 96 17.01 62. 50
8. 81 54.13 9.45 55. 81 9. 58 56. 35 8.12 83. 34
21. 38 80. 10 20.30 | 79.29 | 22. 49 79. 21 24.96 |... .
9. 36 54.01 9.83 — 54.57 | 9.78 49. 08 8.61 33. 33
23. 64 82.05 23.95 82.34 | 26.40 80.72 22. 85 55.02
22. 06 67.46 | 20. 39 66. 76 21. 42 57. 69 25.17 39. 22

 

 

 

 

 

 

59
60 VITAL STATISTICS.

Table 64 shows for the 6 years ending May 31, 1890, the average annual death rates of the whites in the
different sanitary districts in Brooklyn, exclusive of stillbirths, with distinction of nativity and parental nativity
and of children under 5 years of age.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 64.
DEATH RATES, EXCLUDING STILLBIRTHS.
; White.
scat
wanes. AND. pens Aggregate. Native. ’
—_ Foreign.
Total. Both parents native.
All ages. pei All ages. er te All ages. pag All ages. pee
Total. cscs sce cece 24.17 93. 42 25. 00 93. 78 25. 48 91.92 22. 26 54. 96
Ward 18.53 70. 68 20. 02 71. 30 20.12 74. 07 16. 33 21.74
19. 59 92. 63 21.16 92. 81 21. 85 99. 40 16. 82 150. 00
Ward 34. 40 131. 24 38. 86 137. 28 43. 92 124. 53 29.12 51.95
Ward 22. 90 86. 60 23. 47 85. 72 29. 42 99. 62 21. 82 80. 00
19. 61 84. 98 19. 85 83. 02 19, 38 80. 67 18. 68 102. 56
Ward 25. 53 111. 05 25. 28 109. 84 27. 89 112. 16 24. 65 11.11
Ward 28. 61 135. 44 31.33 139. 22 35. 10 156. 25 26. 30 58. 56
31.75 120. 35 31. 42 120. 9¢ 39. 22 116. 52 31.08 13.51
Ward 20. 60 86. 13 22.79 87.74 28. 82 85.71 16. 82 37. 04
31. 05 112, 82 37.78 114. 95 56. 50 139, 22 23, 52 60.76
20. 08 87. 23 21.03 89. 61 21.21- 78. 92 18. 46 19. 23
Ward 26. 09 91.72 26. 05 91. 84 34. 09 107. 28 26.15 74. 07
18. 98 80. 76 18.70 82.44 17. 63 68.77 20.78 55. 56
17.51 70. 68 16. 97 68. 55 17. 54 64. 76 18.64 |...---------
20, 21 80.25 |] 19. 41 80. 45 21.45 80. 09 23.47 138. 89
Ward 18. 50 64.19 18. 65 64. 37 17.51 60. 91 18.10 37. 04
30. 28 113.75 35. 37 115. 38 35.15 115. 90 22.79 73. 33
25. 25 89. 46 27, 28 90. 48 32. 72 99. 25 21.22 53. 92
26. 33 91. 67 31. 30 94,62 33. 91 88. 54 18. 83 23. 81
Ward 23.91 105.17 22, 28 104. 24 21.39 81.05 25. 98 70.51
27. 05 82. 47 28.11 82. 85 36. 04 106. 84 25. 67 41. 67
25. 87 113. 10 28. 24 115. 20 57.14 217.95 QL28 | a-.-eneseees
24. 53 97.49 24. 87 96. 65 28. 30 96.49 23. 53 87. 30
30. 31 108. 89 33. 04 111. 66 44.35- 116. 82 26. 40 39. 86
27.16 93. 94 27.91 94. 04 31.15 79. 98 25. 87 73.53
30. 05 124. 65 31. 09 124. 80 41.96 189. 15 28. 38 108. 33
22. 83 121. 49 22. 33 115. 36 23. 28 123. 49 22. 23 138. 89
31.10 110. 85. 38. 30 112. 65 42. 02 121. 38 23. 03 69. 44
31. 23 98. 35 30.61 | 99. 04 27.78 93. 45 31.90 62. 50
29. 88 112. 50 31. $0 113. 31 40. 46 116. 67 26. 75 86.31
26. 00 117.39 25.98 119. 16 28. 68 108. 54 26.16 20. 83
22. 62 89. 64 23.19 91.14 25. 24 91.40 || 21.37 45. 98
22. 07 88, 24 21. 36 89. 06 22. 82 81.53 24. 03 83. 33
26. 86 97. 24 28. 65 97.97 35. 61 106. 67 23. 93 66. 67
33. 56 124, 40 39, 54 128. 11 35.71 115. 73 25. 54 50. 85
28.41 109. 53 29.54 112. 24 31.95 117.72 26. 28 39. 47
39.55 137.51 41,89 138. 81 34. 06 126. 62 35. 21 83. 33
29. 74 109. 71 30. 98 109. 93 38. 10 112. 24 26. 67 83. 33
24. 80 87.52 23.75 87.75 25. 66 84. 59 28. 45 64. 82
23. 98 97.18 23. 90 97. 32 28. 27 100. 61 24. 33 97.22
20. 22 67. 86 18, 23 66. 45 20. 76 66. 57 23.47 33. 33
28. 81 102. 42 33. 42 104.17 39. 82 105. 72 22. 43 54. 60
31. 24 117.16 35. 41 118.77 46. 76 120, 27 25. 49 63. 22
27. 43 92. 34 32, 29 93. 50 43.75 108. 70 20. 35 26. 32
26, 21 99. 36 28.71 99. 44 31.99 104. 65 21. 84 96.15
21.91 101. 16 23. 81 102. 61 24. 07 102. 71 17. 08 44. 44
32. 54 120. 17 37. 24 121. 48 45. 66 125. 64 25.31 65. 66
21.94 76. 72 21.69 | 77, 22 22. 64 77.59 22. 57 43. 48
17. 26 63.35 17.16 | 64. 34 11. 57 51. 44 17. 47 27.78
45. 10 190. 48 43. 48 | 184. 52 111.11 145.83 |! 47.87 | .-----.-02-e

 

 

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 61

TaBLE 64—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES, EXCLUDING STILLBIRTHS.
1
White.
WARDS AND SANITARY Aggregate. ? Native.
DISTRICTS. Foreign.
i Total. Both parents native.
ae ane nia ae Shc ae ae eile ge
All ages. j peo All ages. ps 2 All ages. | ae All ages. | i ng
Lesa oe soe cee

Ward 18—A ...--..-.--------- 37. 76 137. 14 40.32 | 138. 23 53. 74 144. 08 32.71 | 41. 67

28.24 83.33 | 31.68 | 84. 70 48.90 84.47 22.97 | 23. 81

32.93 112. 24 36. 99 112. 65 56, 26 121. 21 25,89, 74.07

29. 85 114. 83 | 37. 69 117. 46 56, 22 136. 03 18. 50 | 36. 67

24. 28 84.43 | 27.59 84. 86 39. 29 112. 73 18.77 | 61.11

19. 63 73. 78 21. 02 73. 92 24,17 79. 34 16.14 | 55. 56

13. 93 48.51 jj 15.17 48, 23 17. 24 44. 80 10.98 | 83. 33

13.03! 42.28 |, 12.51 42.51 13. 02 36. 64 14.92 | 33. 33
es 10.51 | 34.95 | 9.48 34.86 |i 10.72 36.71 13.03 | égudaemezest

KK sch eeeeeeese 21.50 66. 67 23.77 67.87 |) 27. 69 68. 30 17.33 | 21.74

Ward 19—A ......-..---+----- 23. 44 87. 68 23. 24 87. 98 22. 70 76. 51 24.03 | 75. 76
IB nccecuccssemescexe 16.71 62.71 15. 53 62. 57 17.16 57. 32 21.06 | cdisimanseaien

© sesausaseeseccccas 23. 68 87.17 26. 14 86. 70 30. 60 . 90. 74 18.70 | 44.72

Ward 20—A .......-..--2--26 24. 33 83. 25 23.21 | 83. 90 25, 52 | 82. 67 27. 26 | 33, 33
Bass 15. 52 64. 01 16.03 | 63. 38 16.97 | 63. 75 W467 | sjsiecdeiacesss

Cc 17. 87 77.03 18. 07 76. 04 19.12 ‘ 93.14 17. 92 83. 33

Ward 21—A 23, 93 82. 41 25. 86 82. 58 37. 26 113. 64 20.06 | 36. 59

B acscccsseeekerase? 23. 50 91. 24 23. 55 93. 39 25.84 | 98.15 23.29 ° 9. 80

© sssasesscacscenese 28. 34 108. 36 32. 04 108. 03 39.78 103. 59 22.18 : 102.15

1D) -askecoseneseaces 16.77 64. 65 16. 43 65.15 || 16. 14 | 62. 63 18.25 37. 04

E 22, 43 83.70 23. 28 84. 30 24.84 | 78. 84 20. 38 16. 67

14.48 52. 23 14. 76 52. 69 14.7] 47.21 13.68 | 24. 69

14, 24 55. 56 14. 36 55. 43 14, 02 46, 23 13.51 66. 67

16. 29 ! 50.79 15. 76 50.15 17. 05 58.51 17. 87 33. 33

19.69 | 68.03 |, 19. 62 67. 89 18. 47 63. 15 19. 88 68. 18

29. 88 : 101.17 28.78 100.79 | 35. 22 121. 86 31. 83 125. 00

26, 29 98. 54. 26. 50 98. 45 | 26. 88 93. 80 25.90 114. 04

Ward 23—A 19.16 73.48 18.75 73. 63 19. 87 74.45 20. 36 59. 56
B 16. 78 59. 94 17. 52 60. 08 17. 98 58. 58 14.00 | ..----------

Cc 16. 52 65. 96 16. 51 66. 10 16. 92 60. 32 16.92 | 30. 30
Ward 24—A ... 15. 58 62. 50 15.78 63. 38 14. 49 49. 38 15,93. fisciecssececies

21. 25 107. 37 20. 36 98. 98 29. 29 141. 76 15.73 95. 24
28. 46 100. 93 28. 81 104. 35 35. 86 “125. 60 2297 (fives -csicisatscen

9.97 39. 47 11. 36 | 41.97 14. 32 41. 67 7.11 |
18. 70 95.14 | 19.78 | 91.81 | 23. 04 114. 23 14.54 !...

Ward 25—A 22. 86 95. 76 | 22.13 | 90. 06 22.45 ; 94. 90 20. 70 41. 67

B.. 16. 66 58.17 I 16. 32 57. 62 17.24 57. 26 17. 96 133. 33

C xz 20. 00 75. 58 { 19.13 | 76.18 18. 02 67. 03 25, 24 125. 00

D.. 22.95 82. 25 | 23, 22 | 81. 37 28. 86 “92. 43 21.11 27.78

E. 15. 75 53.97. || 15. 35 ; 54, 02 15. 99 56. 13 16. 48 13. 89

“Ward 26 .....-- Leweag oe 20. 91 74. 38 : 21.59 74.30 23.16 - 77.66 18.90 61. 40

Me i \ |

 

 

 

 

 

Tables 63 and 64, compared with Tables 61 and 62, show the differences in the death rates for the aggregate
and for the total of each class due to the number of stillbirths, and compared with Tables 63 aud 66, show the
difference in the rates under 5 years of age due to the same cause. The rates given in Tables 65 and 66 for 5 years
of age and over are not affected by the exclusion of the stillbirths.
62 VITAL STATISTICS.

Table 65 shows for the 6 years ending May 31, 1890, the average annual death rates for the whites in the
different sanitary districts in New York, inclusive of stillbirths, with distiaction of nativity and parental nativity,
of children under 5 years of age, and of persons 5 years of age and upward.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 65.
DEATH RATES, INCLUDING STILLBIRTHS.
White.
WARDS AND SANITARY Aggregate. Native.
DISTRICTS. Foreign.
Total. \| Both parents native.
Under 5 5 years Under 5 5 years | Under 5 5 years Under 5 5 years
years and over. years. and over. | years. and over. years. and over.
gan a ra ee Le ecintseicnioe | aatandness | ep eee Lefer ets
Tétal: 04 wencxeuwesgees: 130. 31 17.74 131.73; 13. 06 133. 50 15. 04 74. 28 22. 66
i i =
199. 01 33.52 194.15 | 19.88 | 175.29 | 24, 88 477.78 45.39
136. 23 30.78 134.07 | 22.76 120.37 | 38.15 ]...... 2... 41.17
77.78 12.33 77.78 13. 03 40.40 | 14.43 |I.- 12. 52
Ward) 2) csosenceeectewees 227, 27 50. 32 212. 96 41.67 133. 33 | 66. 87 « 59. 20
Ward 159. 90 26.39 161.49 20.15 197. 37 27:58 || ascdaaeaeee 33. 89
Ward 173. 35 31.50 | 174. 74 20. 43 184.43 | 18.75 83. 33 43, 29
158. 58 29. 38 ' 161. 45 20.51 181. 19 | 16. 82 109. 29 36. 49
Ward 176. 98 25.92 | 177. 57 15.74 186, 47 | 17.90 115. 38 36. 31
eB acai are seclotzpsin cesses 152. 78 21. 62 | 150. 85 14. 42 157. 82 21. 93 133. 33 28. 86
ard, 624 Jose soem ecedacasa 136.17 24. 43 | 134. 01 16.41 236. 11 | 18. 39 166. 67 30. 71
DB peseniegsomssese 152. 16 26. 26 | 153. 74 | 18.55 160. 09 29. 26 105. 07 31. 80
iC hou cueaease 181.75 23.94 | 183. 62 17.18 279. 41 26. 95 156. 25 23. 69
Ward) TF Ajw acum scenes sansa 157. 87 25. 42 | 163, 54 18, 34 225.09 | 26.16 41. 67 31. 87
B. 122, 25 21.65 ; 127. 44 15. 65 153.53 | 18. 89 40.74 28.18
104. 45 16.70 | 106. 97 12. 16 180.45 | 16. 48 46.38 20. 23
119. 68 18.40 | 123.02 12. 72 156. 52 13. 14 32.16 25. 21
Ward BA ca cicssccimamaanies 136. 82 22.08 | 135. 64 15. 20 140.52 | 16. 74 153. 85 31.11
B avvevesuesenasdaus 183. 65 25. 89 181. 25 21.98 218.88 35. 63 138. 89 26. 20
Orxaateacaeeneatee 140. 07 19.79 136, 77 14. 06 126.89 | 16. 40 166. 67 24, 95
Ward 9A vscecseexscsnves oe 121.41 27 120. 90 15. 02 110.98. | 14. 62 136. 36 33. 61
127, 93 19. 06 127.03 | 15. 10 124.59 16. 40 111.11 27.12
422,23 18. 42 121.47 12, 84 125.10 14. 5L 145. 83 27.70
125. 09 18. 73 125 44 | 14. 92 117.77 16. 23 51. 28 27. 46
110, 98 14.70 119. 85 16.37 378. 79 39. 34 43.75 14.21
104, 21 15.01 |, 110.81 13. 87 177. 02 20. 63 38. 70 15. 46
108. 98 13. 56 114. 81 12. 52 213. 62 11.57 50. 10 13.90
108. 24 14. 82 110. 27 9.16 119. 22 9.00 65. 08 19. 82
117. 87 19.11 || = 119.95 14. 63 138. 89 18.52 69. 65 23. 60
1.85 [1666 |i 1.47 10.16 93.71 7.75 129.17 24.13
82.16 9.88 | 82.14 7.36 59, 86 5.94 55. 56 15. 34
129. 46 16.39 |) = 127.37 12.51 126. 93 18.51 270. 83 22.15
130, 81 15. 10 129. 94 11.35 132. 41 19. 43 102. 94 18. 25
126.79 17.61 127.99 12. 86 138. 51 19. 86 68. 63 25. 01
70.41 10. 25 72.10 7.97 66. 99 7.91 34.19 14. 41
122. 53 16. 26 124. 80 11. 40 132. 69 14.71 41. 67 22. 78
138. 19 17. 02 140. 45 13, 39 182, 52 23, 34 72. 92 18. 76
71. 06 13, 02 71. 10 7.83 55. 30 5.95 74.07 23.17
167. 67 18. 20 168. 18 13.14 164. 07 16. 47 144, 28 24. 04
| 82.13 11.26 81. 63 8.15 70.97 7.45 | 125. 00 16. 92
68. 36 147 |! 68. 57 8.92 59. 34 11.27 | 55.56 16. 84
i 156, 21 19.01 | 157.51 14. 97 149. 85 20.01 | 106. 06 24. 26
99. 88 13. 03 98.94 11. 26 85. 56 11. 68 | 105. 56 17. 20
146. 04 18. 98 | 146. 57 15. 71 147,42 19.96 | 77.78 25.11
119. 38 15. 54 | 120. 91 12. 35 103. 67 13.19 37. 04 20. 01
84. 40 11. 66 , 84.43 8.69. |! 79. 34 9.57 | 18. 52 18. 98
80.10 13.67 | 81.46 10.28 || 84. 05 11.49 | 40, 54 19. 66
198. 78 10. 87 ' 195. 04 4,58 54. 64 2.36 || 750.00 21.10
Ward 13—A 99. 20 13.23 | 103. 65 14.35 [| 222.44 26. 24 47. 89 12. 69
116. 01 17.77 | 118.19 | 14.16 |) 9 158.17 16. 91 57.35 | 21.33
Ward 14—A 204. 72 24.17 211.36 | 20.72 1) 258. 99 26.53 107.00 25, $4
B 182. 18 22.21! 188. 23 19. 08 | 217.58 19.42 |], 120.75 23. 63
Ward 15—A 177.91 | 21.79 184.72 | 21.08 |! 237.40 30. 44 | 88. 89 21, 33
206.12 | 25.74, Od 41 20.15 9 411.11 20.98 | 1. 28, 25
148. 05 17.60 142.10 15.85 | 193,58 16.73 | 85.33 | 20, 23
211. 54 23, 48 215. 85 21.01 | 149. 43 23, 22 277.78 26,71

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

TaBLE 65—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES, INCLUDING STILLBIRTHS.
White.
WARDS AND SANITARY Aggregate. Native.
DISTRICTS. a 4
Foreign.
Total. Both parents native.
ar a ny i
Under 5 5 years Under 5 5 years Under 5 5 years Under 5 5 years

years. and over. |; years. and over. years. and over. years. and over.
182. 20 21.75 133. 19 13.57 121.51 15.12 89. 74 33. 56
144. 38 22. 70 144.21 , 15. 54 150. 19 17. 41 144, 93 34.11
140. 87 21.90 144, 23 16. 13 140.78 16.12 || 10. 42 30. 80
117.74 15. 63 110. 40 12. 78 109. 14 14.43 136. 36 19. 61
138. 78 17. 62 142.70 13.15 147.17 17. 62 56. 86 20. 73
112. 72 15. 72 117. 63 10. 72 140. 60 14.21 45.61 18. 50
120.16 15. 94 122. 29 10. 32 113. 03 13. 67 33. 33 21. 04
114, 57 14. 69 114. 32 8.57 89. 34 9.54 123. 46 19.76
152. 64 19.57 | 155. 26 13.17 144, 93 14. 22 79.17 26.94
135. 36 18.75 136. 96 11. 32 125. 25 9.96 88.71 25. 51
179. 49 18, 28 178. 22 19. 26 107. 84 16, 94 686. 67 17. 06
172. 55 18. 00 173, 20 14. 36 165.14 17. 32: 133. 33. 22. 67
156. 16 22. 76 158. 03 13.88 |} 169. 44 13. 25 87.30 32.14
240. 00 11.93 245, 24 12. 57 158. 54 11.57 333. 33 10. 93
- 130.18 19. 80 129. 90 13.52 || 132. 35 13.38 104.17 27.75
149. 40 18.99 151. 94 21.58 119. 83 21. 63 55. 56. 16. 24
142. 02 17.50 143. 16 12, 53 147. 67 17.90. 86. 81 23. 60
154. 85 20. 60 154. 91 12, 20 161. 89 . 13.34 145. 83. 29. 03
160. 92 15. 87 155. 89 17.38 113. 97 17. 70 83. 34. 13.45
155. 31 16. 32 | 156. 65 12, 32 156, 25 15. 81 75.76 21. 26
123. 72 16. 45 \ 125. 04 10. 22 122. 65 13.72 69. 44 22. 69
196. 48 14. 63 | 196. 09 12. 89 101. 62 16.12 266. 67 16. 90
144. 40 | 17.52 || 144. 54 10. 56 142. 58 11. 78 94.77 24. 03
133.22 | 16.94 |} 133. 45 1], 24 145. 20 6. 76 65. 48 21.27
98. 34 10. 95 | 98. 40 9.19 77.18 15.109). |[lewcietcica ccs! 13. 49
136.02 | 15. 96 139. 50 10.11 169. 26 17. 05 45.79 20. 43
112.95 | 12. 81 118. 21 8.95 152. 87 17. 60 31.91 14. 84
102. 43 10. 84 104. 94 9.14 100. 99 10.74 {I 64.10 13. 52
112. 08 13. 62 112. 82 9. 82 125. 44 11.51 74. 71 17.71
74. 83 9.72 74. 63 7.00 77. 60 8.45: 79. 23 12. 81
1, 371. 21 2.71 1, 383. 72 3. 25 116. 67 3.00 166. 67 2. £0
155. 80 23.57 156. 85 14.71 173. 23 14, 88 90. 9T 33. 79
183. 16 | 21. 92 167. 53 15. 42 184. 91 19; 16. 102. 56 27. 86
130. 75 20. 65 132. 03 42. 97 141.52. 16.17 58. 14 30.14
154.84 | 17.61 148. 15 13. 00 158. 54 15. 52: 71. 43 23.77
139. 26 | 19.94 140. 53 12. 24 135. 77 13, 21 75.16 28. 68
146. 61 i 18. 36 146. 98 38. 25. 134. 16 15. 48 106. 67 26. 20
135. 88 | 16.71 ||. 137.25 18. 45 94. 06 17. 86: 55. 56 14.94
155.57 | 19.17 155. 99 15. 20 138. 89: - 15. 61 52. 08 23. 85
145, 23 | 21.41 151. 20 ¥2. 99 141. 43 11.54 40. 00 29.71
122. 81 | 13. 46 122.15 15. 09 85. 14 14, 67 50. 56 11.20
144.01 : 17, 29 145, 87 12. 80 113. 60 13.47 TH. 43 23. 40
133.33 | 15. 06 (134, 85 18. 40 113. 64 19.85 | 41. 67 11.10
125. 84 | 16. 40 ! 125. 34 11. 66 110. 76 T1. 34 | 129. 63 22. 69
164.88 | 22.85 |} 165, 42 12.34 169. 00 13.21 || 126.67 34. 25
137.14. 19.37 : 138. 21 11.99 136. 04 9. 33 84.58 28. 82
133. 20 : 17.16 j 131. 84 12. 53 131. 87 14. 87 d 127. 66 22. 93
164. 82 16. 82 166. 36 15. 12 181. 67 15.37 | 500. 00 20. 95
146. 79 : 21.61 148. 70 33. 04 ' 139. 18 12. 95: | A 97. 22 32. 93
127. 86 16. 50 126. 34 11.98 | 127. 24 13.43 | 76. 67 22. 9T
143.77 15. 87 139, 24 13.23 |, 140. 72 12. 75 266. 67 : 20. 33
117.75 17. 82 124.18 Wb. 55 141. 57 . 28.07 | 103. 60 i 22. 23
96.74 13.10 98. 88 9, 44 116, 92 #58 | 39.22 | 17.97
114. 49 10. 53 117. 85 7.42 | 111. 25 7.76 | 62. 50 16. 74
61.97 6.27 63.35 5. 54 59. 95 538 | 83. 34 8.01
103. 56 15. 09 102. 75 11. 04 102. 31 14. 03 | neue ee secre 24. 67
70.27; 6. 09 70. 58 4. 93 63.39 5.67 | 33, 33. 8. 51
Ward 23 97.57 15. 37 98.08 | 10. 76 96. 83 12. 64 55. 02 22. 63
Ward 24 77. 54 17.09 77.10 : 12. 67 | 66. 31 15. 37 39, 22 25. 08

 

 
64 VITAL STATISTICS.

_Table 66 shows for the 6 years ending May 31, 1890, the average annual death rates for the whites in the
different sanitary districts in Brooklyn, inclusive of stillbirths, with distinction of nativity and parental nativity,
of children under 6 years of age, and of persons 5 years of age and upward.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 66.
DEATH RATES, INCLUDING STILLBIRTHS.
White.
WARDS AND SANITARY Aggregate. Native.
DISTRICTS. Foreign.
Total. | Both parents native.
Under 5 Syears || Under 5 years Under 5 5 years Under 5 5 years
years. and over. || 5 years. | and over. years. and over. years. and over.
1 . :

otal 2.20... ceee 109. 46 15.48 | 110.30 11.61 110.77 13.28 54.96 21.99

Ward 83. 86 14.16 84. 96 12. 81 91.11 15. 73 21.74 16. 30
113.14 15. 27 114.11 14. 60 123. 32 16. 66 150. 00 16. 41

Ward 151. 26 21.72 159. 06 14. 69 151. 57 18. 58 51.95 28. 68
Ward 102. 39 15. 86 102. 04 12. 09 123. 70 17. 65 80. 00 21.44
107.21 14. 81 105. 56 12. 87 114. 92 14.57 102. 56 18. 26

Ward 134. 89 18.18 134.17 14.16 187, 05 16.18 11.11 24. 70
Ward 154. 25 17.59 158. 97 10. 89 182. 64 6. 68 58. 56 26. 00
141. 50 20. 81 142. 83 14. 32 140. 49 16. 29 13. 51 31. 28

Ward 102. 24 14.41 104. 46 12. 93 109. 52 19. 69 37.04 16. 65
130. 68 18. 32 133. 55 12.71 165. 88 16. 23 60. 76 23. 08

100. 59 13. 97 103. 51 10. 90 94. 82 14. 39 19. 23 18. 46

Ward 110. 03 17.21 110. 58 11.97 127. 20 15. 69 74.07 25. 88
; 104. 52 14. 22 107. 06 12. 23 90. 26 12. 48 55.56 | 20. 61
87. 96 13. 87 86. 42 12. 44 83.33! 13. 68 18. 68

96. 52 15. 36 96. 89 12.72 98. 48 14. 88 138. 89 23.11

Ward 73. 20 12.12 73. 56 8. 82 ‘ 68.53 8.28 37.04 17.95
129.18 17.41 131. 46 13. 46 132. 42 13. 21 73. 33 22. 03

104. 03 14. 78 105. 46 10. 60 114. 98 12, 37 53. 92 20. 85

105. 00 15. 43 108. 51 12. 88 111. 98 12.97 23. 81 18. 76

Ward 124, 25 16.47 124.31 11. 64 102.17 12. 53 70. 51 25. 49
96. 53 18. 04 97, 33 12. 36 128. 21 15. 35 41. 67 25. 56

132. 14 15.41 134. 80 11. 40 269. 23 20047 |lscscsmcecses 21. 46

113. 81 16. 95 113. 26 12. 92 114. 37 15. 30 87.30 23. 23

. 125. 16 19. 20 128.79 14. 22 138. 94 19.71 39. 86 26. 26
108. 99 16. 61 109. 96 10. 81 96. 49 13.56 73. 53 25.14

7 146. 37 19. 64 148. 47 14. 53 168. 99 19.13 108. 33 27.95
140. 22 15. 68 135. 02 13. 04 149. 10 14.47 138. 89 21. 96

129. 72 18, 34 132. 33 13.39 149, 46 14, 47 69. 44 22. 46

114. 88 20. 74 116. 02 11.77 109. 83 6.78 62. 50 31. 62

125, 13 18. 03 126. 33 11.58 133. 96 11.74 86. 31 26.17

145, 83 18. 64 147. 83 15. 89 135. 85 19.11 20. 83 26.19

104. 93 15. 29 106. 96 12.12" 111. 93 15.76 | 45.98 at, 42

104. 03 15. 75 105. 25 13.01 98, 65 14.59 | 83. 33 23. 87

109, 68 16. 24 110. 71 10. 45 120. 00 9.32 66. 67 23. 59

140. 88 19. 22 145. 46 13. 62 132.05 13. 30 50. 85 25.13

126, 06 18. 03 129. 42 12.72 137. 13 12. 52 is 39. 47 26.12

158. 41 24. 30 160. 20 17. 30 145. 02 9.28 83. 33 34.77

124.51 16. 62 125. 66 11. 62 130. 39 14.12 | 83. 33 26.11

103. 93 16. 70 104. 45 12. 90 103. 78 13.79 | 64. 82 28.12

115. 49 14.88 | 115.82 10. 44 122. 72 12.65, 97.22 24. 09

83. 98 13.90 |} 82. 80 9. 06 85. 73, 9.12 33. 33 23. 40

119. 88 16. 39 122, 43 10.14 130. 60 9. 82 54. 60 22.07

138. 39 16. 68 140, 63 8. 64 145. 02 7.37 63. 22 25.11

105. 41 15. 73 107. 03 10. 41 122. 81 10. 97 26.32 | 20. 27

, 619 16.20 |} 116.70 12. 80 127.91 15. 99 96.15 | 21.21

118. 02 13. 43 119.90 | 11.98 123. 00 13. 34 44.44 | 16. 84

185. 45 17.71 137.17 11. 59 148. 21 15. 22 65. 66 24. 93

DD) ou Sacer eeewee 2a 90. 28 14. 01 90. 89 10. 33 94. 00 11. 60 43. 48 22, 42

ae 73.15 10, 55 74. 42 6. 60 63. 79 3,94 27. 78 17.35

EH cicwisaisa sais amtawes 244, 05 27.17 | 238, 10 13. 78 208. 33 TN BS Mesiardin seeaisgasid 46.10

 

 

 

 

 

 
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| DEATH RATES, INCLUDING STILLUIRTHS.
| W bite.
| i ee ee eee
| WARDS AND SANITARY i Aggregate. | Native. !
i DISTRICTS. | a= Seaeeee Yoreiyn.
d Total. Both parents native.
| : fe ee See ge oe :
Under 5 | 5 years | Under 5 3d years | Under5 | 5 years Unders | 5 years
i years. and over. years. and over. i years. and aver. years. and over
ee er es ee | ee
p Ward BA oe 157.45 | 21.19 158.77 196° 165.76 19.62 41.67 32. 67
Binccaosdseeckeoas 99.36; 16.11 | 101.09 9.88 | 100.46 21.28 24.81 22.96
Gate lainoceneaes 128.12 ' 1813 | 198.86, 11.99 | 148. 88 15.54 74.07 25, 48
Dice eaten ene 190.77) 13.71) Tak 88 | 9.42 |, 158.88 13. 80 86.67 18.27
97.67 : 13.66 98.40 10.03 |) 129.09 14.49 61.11 18.40 |
85.19. 12.08 S48, 1013 | 93.48 13.31} 55.56 | 15.98 |
58.38 8. 64 58.22 | 7.66 | 54.02: LOL 10.64 |
50. 25 #.90 30.62 | 7.04 45.58 | 8. 06 38.83 4. 74
44.09 | 6.61 44.12 | 3. 64 43.65. | AsOG. esacdee sce 13.11
RK... ae 7.78! 12.21 79.27 8.42 84,59 12. 20 21.74 17.28
| Ward 19-4 [044 | 16.72 105.00 13.19 |) 94.54 14. 44 73.76 23.80. |
B 78.81 13.40 | 78.78 11.19 T.98 ' 12.91 anu |
Geseeencncs asa 104. 56 3.86 ° 104.48 9.92 112. 04 9.78 |
Ward 0= Awa. speeneensenets 96.57 17.43 97.48 13.14 98. 16 15.09
247, 1S1G REG 12.86 |) 83.79 13.97
; c 101.91 | 14.06 | 104,02 | 13,02 |) 123.37 14.47
' Ward 21—A ... 97.20! 14.08 | 97.87; 9.62 || 138.59 12.16 |
103. 73 | 17.09 | 108.38 | 14.74 | 116.67 °° 16.81 |
128.67 | 16.21 wa70 | 1138 |) 197.82 13.52 | W215 |
78.30 | 12.89 79.03 «1.04 | 76.60 | 10.90; BT. 18.12 |
97.26 14.34 yg.13 0° 138d | 92.32. 1B) 16.67 20.41 |
| Ward 22-4 63.85 10. 83 64.65 | 9.57 58.45 10.72 | 24.60 | 13. 59
B 69. 26 10.04 , 69,29. 8.68 59.00 | 8.93 | 66.67 BeaD A
Cx 69, 53 12. 69 69,40 10. 88 78.01 11.79 ; 83.33 14d |
D 81.70 13.35 ' 81.81 10, 38 71.51 10.05 | 68.18 | 19.51 |
E 142.0220, 22 142. 29 13.75 | 170.23 | 1875 125.00 BLS
| F 116. 23 16.19 116. 49 11.36 112. 11 1.2L UA OL 25.28 |
: Ward 23—A 91.78 | 14.65 92.18 13.07 | 95.18 | 1.360) 55.56 | 20.22 |
B 73.72 13.64 || 73,97 | 18.64 |, 73.57 [MABE Jeeeeeen ees 14.03
C.... 80.67 12.29 81.13) 10.94 | 76. 85 12.74 30.30 | 16.84
| Ward 4-4 .. 74.85) 1L8f | 75,90 | 10.69 56.79 | Atal, Vatenicerae 1 46.00. |
B 120.51; 9 11.52 113.54 | 7.84 || 165.71 1 11.42 95.24 | 15.35 |
C.. 111.55 | "115, 62 48) 147.34 12.13 wna oh 23.31 |
D 44.96 47.96 5.73 | 41.67 TDG lh crsnrceyeeeact 7.28 |
| HL 34 | 108. 05 8.05 | 131.09 7. 60 | Faeeendeitscias WAT
113. 01 108. 37 12.21 |) 113.61 12.79 | ALT 20.58
/ 72.16 7.71 10.26 |) 70.09 1.82) 188.38 17.55 |
Chneatarneanncat as 91.08 | 92.21 1.22 |) 80.48 1.06 | 125,00 B58 |
97.04 | 96, 69 9.13 | 12.55 1.0% | 97.78 | 21.04 |
Bicosaeneamedateus : 65. 27 3. 56 6.53 | 68.55 6.31 | 13.80 16.50 |
AVANG20 ees in eeceeeeonimesey "84.07 84.20 8.74 89.06 | 9.39 | 6140 | 18. 5x

 

It will be seen that there are great differences iu the death rates of the different districts, and the causes of
these differences are worth careful study. These causes are many and various, aud the data given in this report
with regard to them are necessarily imperfect, and can only indicate the locations in which special and detailed
investigation seems most desirable. The great influence of age and race peculiarities upon death rates must be
constantly borne in mind in comparing the mortality of different districts.

938——5
66 VITAL STATISTICS.

Table 67 shows for four groups of localities in New York city the death rates per 1,000 of population during
the census year, stillbirths included, with distinction of ages. The stillbirths affect only the rates for all ages and
for those under 1 and under 5 years of age.

TABLE 67.

 

 

 

 

| AGE GROUPS. Group A. | Group B. | Group C. Group D.
paren ee eked po io WAS ot Hie ay

All ages ....2...220..20002 cece eee eee 26.25 33. 14 41.92 | 18. 64 |
Under 1 year. 294. 35 407.11 447. 70 351. 57
Under 5 years... 121.81 159. 05 225. 68 129. 44 |
5 to 15 years ...---.----- ed 3.99 5.58 | 6.13 | 5.05 |
15 to 25 years 7.55 10.33, 13.38 | 4.41 |

| 25 to 65 years 21.64 | 27.56 : 88. 24 13.79

; 65 years and over... 104.72 | 98. 88 135. 07 81.32 |

 

In the above table group A includes wards 7, 10, and 13, being those inhabited by Russian and Polish Jews.

Group B includes 18, C; 21, C and H; 19, ©; 22, A and D; and 20, A and E, being water side districts with
comparatively heavy death rates.

Group C includes wards 1, 2, 4, 14, 15 B, 5 and 8 B, being localities in the lower part of the city having heavy
death rates.

Group D includes 18, D; 16, D; 21, D and F; 19, A, D, K, and N; 22, C, F, I, K, and M; and 12, A, E, H,
K, and L, being the localities on high and good ground covered by the better class of residences.

It appears from the above table that the aggregate death rate is lowest where we should expect to find it,
namely, in group D, but that the death rate of children under 1 year of age, under 5 years of age, and between 5
and 15 years of age is lowest in group A, where the general conditions of life are much more unfavorable, but
where the population is composed of Russian and Polish Jews. At ages above 15 the death rates are greater in
group A than those in group D, but are lower than those of the other groups. For the ages from 15 to 65 the
highest death rate exists throughout iu group C, in which the aggregate death rate and the death rate of those
from 15 to 65 years of age are more than double the corresponding rates in group D.

Table 68 shows the death rate per 100,000 of total population due to certain causes in these different groups
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TABLE 68.

ra oa. or : see lla

i CAUSES. Group A. , Group B. i Group C. i Group 1D.

items ls eens in wi Se cnceieteee a 3 nies ey > Bh ! aos

| AMD CAUSES ooo. once cece ene ewenncees 2,625.49 3,313.95 | 4,191.58 | 1.86431 |

| S ete toe ney evaeetete™ S teneeape Beaisceee

| Searlet fever. .......02.2:c2e2ee eee cece eeeeee ees 22.38 | 41.41 | 28.70 8.99 |
DV PROM OVER ae cciersinin sooaeas cisions sinees Emo bobs 12.43 21. 50 35. 88 22.12
Moalarial $6N 68 wisiesciadienciiecceu as pci nmaic stad 7.46 | 23.10 16. 74 8. 99
Diphtheria .... 79. 8 | 101.15 93, 28 55. 99
Croup...-- 46. 01 42,21 i 55.01 16. 59
Diarrheal disease: 295.45 | 399.01 | 398, 235 159, 68
Consumption ....-..-..-. 328. 89 | 458. 74 576, 42 202. 54
PHGUMION hes cia natwieceunsenteaanueyemsenas 381,11 363.97 | 548.91 219.13
Measles Be 21.76 | 92.30 | BR. 50 2.07
Whooping cough .......-..------2-----.2-e eee 31.71 | 35. 04 28. 70 18. 66
Cancer and tumor. ..-..-.. 2-20-00. e eee e eee eee 44.76 | 52.56 | 63.38; 68. 43

| Heart disease and dropsy 94,50 | 130. 61 180. 58 116. 13

, Childbirth and puerperal diseases -... 22. 38 27.08 > 16, 74 18. 66

| phatlagda Phe lver-<ckac.xevoossce 5.49 39.03 | ATR j 20.05
Diseases of the nervous system -....--..-..--- 192. 11 254. 06 | 281. 08 167.97
Diseases of the urinary organs.........--.---- 137. 40 197.52 | 245, 16 131. 34

OM ACG ones dee ese en eames 19.89 8.67 27S 17.97

| Stillbirths .. 257.39 258.04 | 809.73 | 176.96 |

| All other cau ejerdocheini 28 606.17 | 815. 55 1, 148, 05 431. 34

Unknown... 2... 2... cecen cece eee eeeeneeeeeees 0.62 2.39 1.20 0.69 |

On June 1, 1890, the total population in group A, being wards 7, 10, and 13, was 160,846, of whom 312 were
colored, 59,961 had Russian and Polish mothers, 34,104 had German mothers, 29,387 had Irish mothers, 15,648 had
mothers boru in the United States, 2,765 had English mothers, 2,143 had Hungarian mothers, and 1,015 had Italian

mothers.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 67

Almost all of those reported as having mothers born in Germany, Hungary, or Italy were of the Jewish race,
and the same is the case for a considerable proportion of those whose mothers were born in other countries, the
total Jewish population of this region being about 110,000 at that date. Among the 29,387 having Irish mothers
1,059 deaths occurred during the census year. Among the 59,961 having Russian and Polish mothers 1,002 deaths
occurred during the same period, giving a death rate for those of Irish mothers of 36.04 and for those of Russian
and Polish mothers of 16.71 per 1,000.

Table 69 shows the death rates in this region during the census year for certain age groups and for certain
causes of death, with distinction of color, nativity, and parental nativity, the rates for the ages being per 1,000 of
population of corresponding ages aud those for causes per 100,000 of population of each class.

TABLE 69,

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! WHITE. :
| ‘ i
to So i
' AGE GROUPS AND CAUSES. Aggregate, | i | Colored.
1 3 erences ie R~ 8.9 eo .
Total. | : Both par- |Oneor both j Foreign.
| Total. ; ents parents | :
‘| » native. foreign. |
a eae wa eer ee EN pe cect atl ae, SE, Kee oe oars Wt kien tank alfa
Wital pessses ces soseeeeeeee 26.25 ¢ 26.25 | 38.55 | 50. 67 36. 34 16. 28 28. 85
Vader 1 year ..22222.22..2-- 204.35 (293.76 | 293. 68 412.79 | 274.76 | 302033" [ecireisee steels
Under 5 years ......-.--.--- 121.81 | 121.58. 130.51, 194.10 | 120. 35 35. 50 625. 00
5 to US years o.0.0 eee 3.99 3.99 | 4.7303 5.68 4.56 / B90 leeaneceeeen
13 to 95 years ..2. 0.0.0.0. 2 ee 7.55 7.56 9-10.88 ° 1B 10.82 | SIDS ilececsetarces
3 to 65 years .2....2-2-.22--- v1. 64 21. 66 29.15 26.56 29.87 | 19. 69 17.17
65 years aud over......----- 104, 72 104, 80 116. 40 143.94 52.63 | 103. 85 |
SCHBICT TONM Te emcee cena eee 22.38 22. 43 $5.93 ¢ 27.05 49.57 | 3.38 |
‘ Py phoid fever ccc vaceseccssenesss cies 12.43, 12.46 9.74 | 18. 03 8. 23 M66 Wecccseexnces
Malarial fever... .2..20.2..0-20222225 7.46 7.48 418 | 9.02 | 3.29! 10.915. Hesacsuigees
Dip ltl riage. scssecenemedsaecseces = ‘79.58 79.73 |: 165. 62 288. 50 | 143. 18 | DOSS [evecescracacreacstarsi
QUOI]! eececteeencnns te os ocnlebwadeumes Ds 46.01 | 46.10 90. 46 117. 20 | 85.58 | HONTS, — lemocc sess eines
Diarrheal diseases......2....22.0 -22-- 293. 45 294, 02 598 44 676. 16 : 584.26 | AT ISG) Ui araeeecsrecesavareicve
; Consumption .......-..-- Bee Soe 328. 89 ! 327. 66 | 340. 97 351. 60 | $39. 03 ; 316. 87 961. 5
' Pneumonia ..--.--.----- eeieoma inert vce B11, 381.85 520.51 504.87 | 523. 36 DEOSST Wes eietsetsnnsicicne
AIOASIES: Semen ews ul onl ao oo 21.76 | 21.80 4.54) 3611 | 42. | B88. |fsesssccc acc:
| Whooping cough ..2...0..2.0222.000-. 31.71 3L.77 69.59 | 162.28 | 52.67 | DIG lege negeaaee
| Caucer and tumor ..2....2.2.200.0002- 44.76 44.85 16.70 | 9.02 18.10 | 67.65 |le....2 2...
‘ Heart disease and dropsy -...- tees se 94.50. 94.68 64.02 | 99.17 57.60 | D953. Wier eeseev ont
, Childbirth and puerperal diseases (a). 38. 41 | 88.48; 96.18 |-----2----+- 111.96 | 84.66 |[.........-..
| Diseases of the liver .........22.-2-.. 25.49 | 25. 54 5.57 | 18. 03 3,29 : HU T2 Wlererecaterertaticia
i Diseases of the nervous system .....- 192. 11 | 191. 86 265. 82 468. 81 | 228.77! 131.93 |) 320.51
' Diseases of the urinary organs ....... | 137. 40 : 137. 04 ‘ 111. 34 162.28 | 102. 04 157. 87 | 320. 51
OM age 2 csccrsececoseeseeeeeanceyaissd | : 19. 89 ' 19.93 ° 4.17 27.05 | Eetterena rs : SII) Mewes |
OHUMIECli ss sa9 Ha seaka esstesescaeea ae ! 257.39} 256. 64 573.39 531. 91 | 580. 96 Beware 641.03 |
All other Causes ...22 occe02s5 202 ec0 ees ; ae a 606.10 | 904.62 1,532. 64 789. 98 364. 25 | 641. 03 '
Unknown socveis snictsieeeneeceedanesed ; 0. 62 | 0. 62 1.39 | aereartsiee ee | IxGD:. oetassuysaten ce [patietroees |
! | : \ °

a Per 100,000 fewale population from 15 te 45 years of age.
68 VITAL STATISTICS.

Table 70 shows the death rate in this region during the census year, with distinction of certain groups of ages
and of certain causes of death by birthplaces of mothers, the rates of the age groups being per 1,000 of population
of the same age and for causes per 100,000 of population of each birthplace of mother.

 

 

 

    

 

 

 

 

 

        
    

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 70.
|: Euy . I i i | Other
i a RR ig 5 i ' te
AGE GROUPS AND CAUSES. Total. Sate jana tee Scotland.,France. rane aad | Cauada. free ren (Rohemia.| Italy. forelets
j (| Wates., eras ' tries.
fea Se en ee a oe : | ae |! eee ace ae
Potala cneastenebusene nie scsi 26.25 45.18 35.77 | 45.55 25.70 | 22.14 16.71 | 28.01 39.53 | 28. 9% 11.11 62. 07 | 23.08
Under 15 years......2.2.... 408! 62,95) 47.57! 40.71 72.92) 57.14) 308! sas1! i.e! 74.07] 61.46  166.67/ 120.79| 46.59
15 to 25 years .. 7.55 | 9.43 10.891 15.15) 13.89 |.222.... 7.14! 253! 65.57! 48.90] 6.57 83. 33 22. 86 | 7.38
25 to 65 years .. es 21.64 25.92 , 29.01 | 39.51 39.43 23,81) 21.20' 7.99 13.89 | 30.90 | 12.20 22.2.2... 31.65 1149
65 years and over ........-- 104.72. 105.96 200. 00 . 84.51 Drege BIT cvcees ees 166. 67 | 66. 67
Searlet fever.............0.. 22 .eee eee 22.38 31.95 36.13
‘Typhoid fever «.2-+-5.+<2c.e.seceee 12. 43 12.78‘ 36.13
Malarial fever ......-.......2.------. 7.46 Te 76esese
Diphtlieriasc ccc veses snes Sete 79.58 | 255,62 | 108. 38
ee 46.01 ; 121.42 ws tien ‘
Diarrheal diseases .............--.--- 293. 45 683.79 | 289. 02 263 | HUB ee. 689.66 | 298.57
‘Consumption .--..- baniieieseRCERCe 328,89 | 268.40 | 397.40 . 51 | 93.33 11,851.85 492.61 295.95
Pneumonia ......-..-2..22.522..22+-- 381.11 ; 498.47 650. 20 : 2.89 | 186.65 1.851.85 | 689.66 364.11
Measles x22 cccccosei sees s00s veces ces 7 as a ee BGR ti: caceaninrdacee cian fide sanity erarvececuntoe. 98, 52 29.13
Whooping cough ....... ----.------- 31.71 159.76 | 72.25 6B... “4 be steieieinia , 46.66. 1,851.85 |.....-.-.. 14.56
Cancer and tumor............-------- 44.76 6.39 36.13 OO cxacaase ees jretteeee AU. 66 \ecaunsaaselawereeeces 21.85
Heart disease and dropsy.........--. 94, 50 95. 86 - 289. 02 - 36 28.11 | 197.63 , 189.99 | 1,851.85 197. 04 30. 41
Childbirth and puerperal diseases (V).) 88.41 .--..2---- : 161. 81 WE bisa eam acs Seeded | 151.52 | gusaaseses 438. 60 80. 91
Diseases of the liver .......2--2-22--- 25. 49 T2078) [boos aa 00 |... ence rene jaganeonwes 197. 04 7.28
Diseases of the nervous system...-.. 192.11 364. 26 | 289. 02 OF facicarcicisnss 197.63 186.65 |...2...... 197. 04 211.19
Diseases of the urinary organs ...... 137.40! 121.42 j 216.76 | 03 | 280.11 | 197.68 |... 197.04 72.82
Oa g 6s ce cienesds gensecelneas anaes 19.89; 19.17 7. (OI, Hesctaick tasrseees avecetae Venoedesiens [beens 7.28
Stillbirths . 257.39 | 466.1 1216.76 | 74.86 216.92 | 934.64 | 164.20 | 978,51 |. | 197.63 466.64 |e. 591.13 9 371.40
All other causes -......222222220----- 606.17 |, 1,322.85 | 903.18 | 758.84 867. 68 | 467.29 | 460. 36 | 375.24 | 280.11 | 790.51 , 979.92 | 3,703.70 | 2,167.49 451.50
Un knuw nes. i- 3 Se esewdouesls OOO esetec aca | ah Gere BAO wees [preeeefeeses loveseat aaccoban (ei sabbec daa an! | Adodeiwens|eareuecee Soaeice
! , I
a Tneludes colored. » Per 100.000 female population from 15 to 45 years of age.

In this connection attention is invited to the very iuterestiug report by Dr. Roger S. Tracy ou the tenement
house census and tenement house mortality in 1891, contained in the annual report of the board of health for New
York for the year 1891 (pages 206-214). This report relates to 37,358 houses, each containing more than 2 families
living independent of each other, but excluding first class apartinent houses, lodging houses, and hotels. These
37,358 tenement houses were found to contain 276,565 families, including 160,708 children under 5 years of age
and 1,064,713 persons 5 years of age aud over, or a total population of 1,225,421. The same divisions into districts
were made as those used in this report, and a comparison of the results obtained for certain localities by the
census work and the board of health work is given in the following tables.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 69

Table 71 shows for certain localities in New York the population, deaths, and death rates during the census
year ending May 31, 1890, with distinction of certain age groups, as returned at the Eleventh Census.

TABLE 71.

 

 

 

POPULATION. DEATHS. | RATES PEL 1,000 POPULATION.
LOCALITIES. \ Gia : . — ee : Zs t ae ee 7 : ay Ss
as Under 5d Syears jon nder 5: 5 years | ee { nder 5| 5 years
Total. I yearn. i and over. || Total. i years. : anil over.! Total. ; years. |and over.
i ‘| | ‘ :
oo Sate Teer hs we oa Speke Siar ce = | 1, 7 i 7 aay { | f p—oeental oat
Bordering on East river, below Eighty-sixth street (aj ....--------+- 217, 568 } 21, 468 196, 100 i 6, 632 ! 3, 038 i 3, 594 i 30. 48 ; 141.51 18. 33
Bordering on North river, below Eighty-sixth strect (b)..-.--.------ 155,541 |) 14,256, 141, 285 5, 255 i 2,300 | 2.955 | 33.79 | 161.34 20. 92
Former marsh land (c)..-.22-.200000-0eceececeececeeeceneeeececeeues ! 74963 | 17,137 187,826 | 8.4535 ein! aaa || aLa7 | 152.36 18 OL
Nadie Lame (a) sce gossocce eesees aloo ce ee arene oon a eeaeee | 37, 892 | 7.448 80.444] 3,183.) 821; 1,862) 86.21 | 177.36 23.15
Vicinity of slaughterhouses (¢) ......-. -2222.-2-222--2 22 eee eee ee eee G4. 187 6, 814 57. 373 | 2,071 | 1,029 1, 042 | 32. 27 151. 01 18.16
Vicinity of gashouses (f) ....--.-.-.2-2022-02-202ee eee ee ee ee eeeeee es | 125, 560 || 12.254 113.306 |} 4,161) 1,949 2. 212 | 33.14 | 159.05) 19.52
4 :

a Comprising First ward, district B; Second ward; Fourth ward, districts A and B; Seventh ward, districts A and B; Thirteenth ward, district B; Eleventh
ward, districts C and D; Eighteenth ward, district C; Twenty-first ward, districts C and H; Nineteenth ward, districts C,F,I, M.and P.

b Comprising First ward, district A; Third ward; Fifth ward, district A; Eighth ward, district A; Ninth ward, districts A and C; Sixteenth ward, districts
A and C; Twentieth ward, districts A,C,and E; Twenty-second ward, districts A, D,G. H, and L.

ce Comprising Fourth ward, district B; Seventh ward, districts A and B; Eleventh ward, districts B. C,and 1; Twelfth ward, districts C. D, (i, and I; Fifth
ward, districts A and B; Eighth ward, districts A and B.

dComprising First ward, districts A and B; Second ward; Fourth ward. district A; Sixth ward, district B; Eighteenth ward, district C; Twenty-first ward,
distriet H; Ninth ward, district C; Sixteenth ward, districts A and C.

eComprising Ninteenth ward, district C; Twentieth ward, district E; T'wenty-second ward, districts A and G.

Comprising Eighteenth ward. district C; Sixteenth ward. district A; Eleventh ward, district D; Twelfth ward, districts G and M.

Table 72 shows for certain localities in New York the population, deaths, and death rates during the year
1891, with distinction of certain age groups, as reported-by the board of health.

TABLE 72.

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 
   

13, 637 92,985 2,810) 1,457

 

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! POPULATION, ; DEATHS. | RATES PER 1,000 POPULATION,

2 tees Hee eS tae = Behe Gee tee Be —

LOCALITIES. ' é | ! |

Tots Under5  dyears | a, Under 5 | Syears |} ' Under 5 ; 5 years
Total: years. and over. | Total. years. jand over.| Total. years, and over.
SoMa aol aes { roe Wi meena ton | aise eo et

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Bordering on East river, below Eighty-sixth street (@)....-..---.--- ‘200, 737 172,567 | 5,549 ° 2, 668 | 2, 881 27.64 : 94. 70 16. 70
Bordering on North river, below Eighty-sixth street (D)inatia vee aeons 129, 630 114,114 | 3,953 ° 1, 846 | 2,107 : 30.49 118. 60 18. 46
Parmer marvels Wands (elo. cenc-cyadeubvessees pues sd pesesowweneuns 161. 294 138. 764 | 4.302 2,178 | 2.124 26. 66 96. 67 15.31
Made laid (@) ccs ccewasec cs eoatotisctemtinate na ptioinmienielasetiegageeees ss / 73. 865 65, 259 2,175 | 926 | 1, 249 30. 84 107. 60 ° 19.14
Vicinity of slaughterhouses (e) --...--------------2--------2--- eee eee 63,733 |! 55, 469 1,764 - 896 | 868 27.67 108.15 | 15.65
Vicinity of gashouses (f) 106, 620 | | 1. 353 : 26. 36 | 106. 36 , W455

 

 

a, b, ¢, d, «. f See descriptions following Table 71.

Tn considering the results shown by these tables it must be remembered that the board of health gives only
population of and deaths in tenement houses, while the census gives total population and deaths in the districts
named, which, however, were largely tenement house districts, and that the board of health gives the population
ayear later than the census, when it may be presumed to have increased. The census death rates are in every group
higher than those of the board of health, the differences being greatest for the children under 5 years of age.
Both give the heaviest death rates to the made land districts, and neither show a specially heavy death rate in the
districts in the vicinity of slaughterhouses for persous 5 years of age and upward, although the death rate of
the children in these districts is rather high. The board of health report gives the lowest death rates to the
localities in the vicinity of gas houses, the census report to the districts bordering on the East river. The
differences in the rates shown by the two reports are due in part to the fact that they relate te two different years

-and in part to the fact that the board of health report shows a greater number of children under 5 years of age
than does the census report. The conclusions of the two reports as to the relative healthfulness of different
localities as indicated by death rates, and especially by the death rates of those 5 years of age and upward, are
in most respects the same.
70. VITAL STATISTICS.

ALTITUDE.

The influence of the topographical peculiarities of the different districts in New York and Brooklyn upon the
death rates is due largely to the relative altitude of each district and to the proportion of filled ground which it
contains.

The following tables show the relations between altitude and death rates.

Table 73 shows the average altitude of the different districts in New York and the average annual death
rates, exclusive of stillbirths, during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890, per 1,000 of mean population; also the
average annual death rates per 100,000 of mean population due to certain specified causes.

TABLE 73.

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

       

 

 

 

AVERAGE ANNUAL DEATH RATES, EXCLUDING STILLBIRTHS,
y re ee ee we re oS PaaS Sah ase Ce i
Per 1,000 of mean population. | J’er 100,000 of mean population.
Average 4 White.
altitude in = : ————------ Due to—
WARDS AND SANITARY DISTRICTS. | (in feet) |, ' |
Junel, | Aggregate | Native. :
1890. | ane,
| a= oa Foreign. aa FSR ae
| Total. Both parents native. | i
| BG ye al Matar Consump:, arr heal
All ages — | All ages. ecg | Allages Bey | All ages. ae 8 Fe enae tinea
35 ass Sas S| Ge PN ac I ce eat eal Sy, eee
Ue Cit Sasusrecte sce tivonece eh te eke SEReE | 31.01 | 110. 37 30.22 | 112.41 23.15 74. 28 24.62 | 391.75 | 316.85
AWWA PO soe ee dea Saad? 10 19.41 | 62.96 _ 17.05 35. 35 1D bo occas | Rea eeeemee | 30.58 | 183.49
Ward 10 | 40.53 | 151.78 |! 47.70 | 153.47 | 36.61 | 115.38 25.59 541. 62 411.55
Ward 10; 31.39 | 118.03 31.22) 1NG.74 | 35.64 | 123.72 | BL47 | 155.85 | 17.64 | 486. 69 279.37
Ward 10; 30.43 | 102.97 ; 28.59 + 102.95 |! 26.81 94.51 33.99 | 136.56 ° 32.80 | 384.50 262. 41
Ward 9—C 10 | 28.37 | 106.73 || 28.26 | 106.01 | . 29.20 108. 39 28.28 | 145.83 24.95 340. 92 296. 02
Ward 11—C 10 || 29.37 97.39 | 33.98 | 98.58 | 44.75 117. 65 24.17 69. 65 21.60 349.61 307.77
Weard WD 52. sigscicssacenwscesed Wf 87.15 97.36 1 28.79 96.73 |, 32.15 | 82.05 |} 24.70 129.17 10. 18 357.27 320. 25
Ward 12—C¥ esis: ss:crsssaictstasinaarcsareseveion 10 |! 33.24 | 121.86 0) 45.11 123.80 | 62. 85 | 160.42 j' 19.38 72.92 49. 24 344.68, 523.51
Ward 12—I1 ...--..---..-------------- 1 | 34.38 ' W48.74 | 40.65 143.56 |! 41.44 | 158. 78 25, 22 144. 28 32.72 330. 22 471.03
AVA TES Ao. cc.cciemgriecioacsorninea 10 | 33.06 | 117.08 | 32.48 | 117.61 || 33.33 | 109. 14 34. 06 89. 74 38. 87 | 417.33 | 347.78
Ward 16220 :yayhitadn secstiaudacee lo |) 29.60 1.10 28.91 | 115.68 || 25.96 | 110.84 |, 80.67 10,42 26.34 | 399.96 . 268. 24
Ward 18 Co s-ceseseccevavcnecs seas. WW) 3615 138.63 8888 | 134.86 |] 440 | tds | 8258 Bzn0 | OL 4s | 494,80 443.10
Ward 19—h lo} 8.09 758.79 | 21.06 763. 57 | 14.48, GILL | 254 | 166.67 | eobonerr 76. 03 62.45
Ward 11—B 12) 24.10 91.21 | 27.46 | 92.44 | 33.80 | 96. 47 20.34 7 65,08 | AST | 318. 70 407. 44
Ward 3—B ls 41.28 © 150.29 || 53.56 | 148.88 62.00 180.72 |i 27.30 1ss.89 | 20.64 576.01 . 384. 63
Ward 12—M 1s 32.85 | 133.28 | 37.64 | 138.71 | 38.47 | 19630 |} 25.17 - 106.06 | 42.79 | 374.53, 429.62
Ward 13—B 1s 23,60 | 96.38 "33.83 | 97.98 | 47.25 | 135, 03 21.78 | 57.85 | 19.39 338.38 343,93
Ward 1-A 14 47.43 | 17197 » 48.05» 166.67 | 61.55 | 149.43 46.82 | 477.78 | 46.19 724.79 | 360.62
Wiard. GSA) ssc.ccdeetaccieautanenss 14 | 39.13 | 137.02 | 45.12 | 141.64 84.95 | 201.72 | 32.00 | 467 | 20.92, 461.95 395.70
Ward: Ta Pisascdsare: sevise sien tenons 14 32.56 | 104.67 || 25.48 | 108.81 53.83 | 138.06 | 28.43! 40.74 | 13.68 ! 410.47 345.10
Ward 20-4 0.000ccceeeeeeeeee MM} 36.20 | 37.29, 134.63 |]. 44.92 M917 3418 ) gu. | 27.91 | 584.77 409. 60
Trg TF x 2 + reek gonsonammuucnad 14 36.49 | 37. 89 145, 73 53, 23 | 152.19 |, 34. 66 126.67 | 43.55 | 538.76 429. 26
Wands R= Bisas.@evndeecsea ts shaken re 38,20 | 36.88 | 123.70 |] 58.33 | 120,87 ATE | oo excrsan | 63.00 | 486.83 ' 286.37
Wain) GSB vrndssceseetasimeessensan 15 39.40 | 45. 92 133. 56 53.29 | 143.338 32. 86 105. 07 | 10.56 | 551.60 327. 82
Ward. S-2Bs cadcoen ys ts coheed bekecad 1G) 33.10 | 36.17 | 125. 71 41. 60 134.22 |, 29.29 133.33), 18,12 465.06, 359. 36
Ward 4B... - 202 e seers eee eee ee 17 41. 85 | 138.1 45.99 139.87 || 45.05 | 161.15 |, 37.31 | 109.29 32.84 | 635.97 349. 34
Ward 12—0 .. 17 28.89 | 122,29 30.41 122.62 || 2.95 194.67 i, 25.87 | 77.78 | 46.56 | 355.05 309. 32
Ward 12—AB 17 |; 28.20 | 18%. 16 31.76 179.08 | 11.66 "54.64 | 25.40 + 730.00 9 17.46 | 296.81 497. 64
ASAT HT etches esd basee 17 | 43.93 | 95.11 26. 29 94. 64 33. 65 Tob 20.12 193.46 | 5.80 | 814.75 246. 92
War ve: cinvsicccaemsenen eid 18 2.43 | 90.49 || 43.85 94. 51 59.20 187,17 14.71 50. 10 8.41 | 300.82 322.56
Ward 22—A 2.2... 2 22222 c eee eee eee is 2.44 | 116.82 | M2100 117.51 35.46 115.34 29. 30 38.19 ° 408,72 395.72
AWreatr || T2 It. sess on ce gercsee sins seusinct 19 | 16.32 65.67 15,19 65, 21 14. 54 60. 3 18. 98 20. 45 184. 03 141. 09
Wear: 2Dizst das Moers haqeee ed ied 20 56.77 | 178. 79 54.55 | 172.84 73. 98 120. 00 | 59. 20 20.44 776. 26 319. 63
Walktl -F scene: 24 meee g orem zemeesy ek i 20 82, 08 | 133.67 4) 30,92 134.72 || 35.08 | 171.05 ; 33.83 22. 47 458. 34 179. T4
Waid 2d secstutnesenatadetenense za 42.05 | 149.83 |} 41.01 | 151,08 | 49.25 160.74 | 43.43 35.33 | 689.02 329.03
Ward 2D sesseesescaseaceseweesces | 21 27.86 | 109, 82 29.10 110,50 |; 36.15 | 113.74 | 25. 43 23.16 357. 36 344.12
Wed EP Sevan hae cakes 2 2 29.95 112.06 | 33.40 | 112.91 42. 56 104.88 | 26,01 13.73 | 436.48 367. 82
Ward 21—C : oo 31.94 | 115.81 . 33.72 | 120, 41 38,55 | (7.62 | 29.86 4174 | 495.27 350. 58
AV ard BA Santon Sauexecueneeeoie od ; 23 | 32.20 120.92 | 32.80 | 119.37 47.34 | 229.99 °  SL44 | 166.67°' 35.48 | 494.63 212. 83
a ail} 27.63 © 108.60 | 27.92 | 107.86 |} 2801 | 107.47 27.52 | LIL | 2ha1 | 425.88 256. 47
Ward 16—B af 3011 116.8% {i 27.86 | 116.41 |} 28,68 123. 97 Mod4 | L493 | 85.51 | 434.99 243. 63
Ward 12—L 25 |} 16.68 | 62.31 16. 64 62.42 18. 80 5%4 |) 17.06 55. 56 27.91 | 210.85 151. 94
Ward 18—B 25 i 24.06 © 132.77 25.07 | 183,45 26.17 | 129.97 | 22.79 | 143,33 31. 08 | 313. 74 170.19
Ward 8—E 25 27.84 105. 16 26.77 | 104.69 M27 | a9 |} 98.02 | 104.17 24.35 | 421.78 249.37
Wiel ON enue sek aoe an arene? 2 27. 101. 28 42.74 103. 78 54. 89 135, 88 15.15 31.91 14. 20 | 259.17 457.93
Ward 20—C 25 HA9 M268) HN. T7 WN. BT | BBB | 120,44 30. 39 58. 14 29.05 | 445.37 326. 42
Ward 16—D MG 20, 57 95.60 | 20.21 5 89.57 | 20.47 91.37 | 19.82 | 13636 5 Way | 295,84 146.99

 
 

 

 
  

 

 

 

 

 

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TaBLe 73—Continued.

71

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WARDS AND SANITARY DISTRICTS. | (in feet) |)
June l, |
1890.
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AN, al D0 Be ca i caine eaccaudatedaed 26 |
Ward 2—D 26
Ward 8—C Pa
Ward 9—) 29
Ward 6—C ' 30
Ward 7—D ‘ 30,
Ward 15—A --2.. 22002-02002 c cece eee | 30
WASTE Os wes ciate inane eee ; 301
Ward IB ceccucesereie shane scoseze : 30:
Ward 19s eleoia ieee ccte | 39
Ward 13—A . 2... eee | 31
Ward M—A -....--0-..22 222s eee eee 32
Ward 17—E 32
Ward 18—D .. 32
Ward 20—B 32 |
Ward 7—C | 33!
Ward 17— | 33
Ward 21—B Be
Ward 22—G # 34
Ward 21—E 4 35"
Ward 10—B......2..02020.eeee cece eee { 36
Ward WB... Sones cepcieneaae ' 36
Ward 17—A ct 36
Weard 19 Cvncaecicersanvcndccueenies : 36
Ward 19 Ps srcvecatd cisnstenee ace oumece a: 36 (
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Ward 22—B. 37}
Ward 15—D 38 |
Ward 19—F 38 |
Ward 20—D 38
Ward 12— 39 |
Ward 15—B 39 |
Ward 10—A 40 |
Whar 28 e)2 <tecimte a nso s eiscuncamumescion arse 40
Ward 12—F a 41
Ward 20—F ‘| 42 |
Ward 21—G fi ae
Ward 19—B... i 43 |
Ward 12—N , 6 |
Ward 10 — Be asasannciuseancanncwenscems 416
Ward 19 Us cceccrssestcenncccsecse-s | jo |!
Ward! 22 We wccstemic corse cinaatetecieed | al |
Ward 22—C 52
Ward 21—D 33
Ward 19—O 5a
Ward 19—H . 36 ||
Ward? cuca, eae eee el e2 |
Ward 19-4 ciccsencsnevenceeeneisamce 63 ||
Wrarl 19D. <shsn ats necteaed 6s |:
Ward 22.22... 0.202 0eecce cece eee ve fl
Ward 19—G «2.2.2... 2222 cece eee ee ‘9 |!
Wear 9B. ccias ta rahnsis kt iebe wee ; 69
Ward S228 cs scces seicaudeuase ners 1 69 |
Ward 21- Fo... 22.22.22 ee eee eee eee 73 |!
Ward OF oo sG.ci5, 2G hein 2 Gis gas ae ora | a |
Ward 19 Se siceniectdeeandscoctenuiawtion 78
Ward WOR isco isco: buena deat 80 |
Ward 12 221?-accetonstietlean \estates i 80 |)
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Per 1,000 of mean population. Per 100,000 of meat. population.
White.
Reese ee re ee ny ee ere aan pra i Due to—
Native. '
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‘Yotal. Both parents native. | :
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Me i speca veneers sees | cage ere pes ae ee sh -| see
wiz | 85.43 117.80 42.2% ° 111.96 29.05 75. 16 ; 24.09 439.53
128.17 | 36.86 | 129.71 43.50 | 121.73 33. 60 97.22 || 40.35 © 451 |
118.86 | 34.70 | 116.09 | 82.62 | 109.77 26.00 | 166.67 12.16 456.81 |
102.38 |) 25.24 | 102.70 * 23.63 | 97.80 27.53 51.28 | 24.90 | 368.71 |
159.30 |} 63.91 | 159.30 | 59.93 | 254.90 25.71 | 156,25 26.18 | 605. 69
102.90 || 30.72 | 305.60 | g.e7 | 137.39 25. 29 32.16 20.57 | 365.14
147. 49 47.33 | 153.59 53.34 | 200.58 99.02 | 98.89 | 95.75 | 593.15
115. 35 23.93 | 119.72 20. 62 90. 70 20. 47 83.33 | 17.59 | 290,20
92. 32 34. 96 95.77 48.73 | 117.32 18.95 45.61) 9.92 | 338.89 |
115.53 || 40.81 , 116.05 |] 39.83 ; 126.26 21.74 65.48 || 23.20 365. 34 507. 42
81. 54 42. 29 a4.54 || 66.21 | 186.77 13.45 47. 89 8.94 | 248.39 313. 53
177. 14 68.35 | 192.18 | 78. 5 |» 227. 82 | 97.17 | 107.00 14.21 | 508. 17 454. 87
124. 00 27.57 | 195.90 | 25.43 | 114.38 |) 27.98 79.17 2121 | 387.84 222.71
; 133. 38 14.54 | 133.33 : 12.37 | 81.30 | 11.05 | 333.33 | 9.35 | 133.18 63.09
| 152.06 32.67 | 140.18 || 34.86 157.79) 28.19 | 10236 |) 19.17, 466.07 304. 66
87.59 31.12 89,38 | 55.15 | 154.18 20. 51 46. 10.04 | 319.68 284. 93
93. 02 23, 25 94.43 |, 30.12 | 90.04 21.09 33. 35 8.45 | 322.65 202. 89
113.79 7.15 |} 113.54 | 24.32 © 101.85 23.96 52. 25.16 | 392.43 159.32
| 102.36 40.80 | 108.12 57.93 | 127.76 }\ 23,03 | 103. QL51L | 380.09 399. 81
117.17 24.30 | 118.35 | 22.51 ° 95.67 | 24.60 71.43 21.82 308.43 188. 40
84.54 38. 74 89.18 |, 52.70 | 149.24 | 15,94 38. 70 11.07 | 330,18 304.13
157. 34 58.75 | 160.70 ) 58.41 | 192.95 || 25.91 | 120.75 18.11 | 502.88 412.31
110. 14 33.31 | 112.72 |) 40.03 | 119.40 || 21.06 56. 86 9.33 | 365.73 302, 28
135. 42 40.06 | 135.10 |) 51.89 | 147.09 |i 29.65 | 145.83 33.79 | 441. 64 431.99
62. 68 20.31 62.29 | 2408 | 65.26 | 13.29 79. 23 15.02 198. 38 234. 74
136.22 || 24.95 | 133.66 | 18.41 65.36 | 17.49 | 668.67 16.99 | 293.07 $4.95
96.60 || 22.45 98.04 || 19.42 54. 46 15.01 55.56 32.8 210.19 67.91
rug.) 29.37 | wo.64 | 32.27 , 108.92 |] 93.55 | 197.66 25.68 | 360.02 296. 89
167. 95 | 28.71 | 169.40 |, 27.17 | 123.56 |) 27.14 277.78 24.03 | 372.42 164. 18
106. 85 30.19 | 07.82 || 34.00 ; 107.26 | 22.97 69. 44 9.46 397.34 321. 66
» 195.00 | 26.59 | 120.83 28.60 | 130.98 || 24.02 71. 43 18.35» 341.15 252. 62
"110. 88 35.76 | 110.34 44.13 | 115.28 || 19.02 | 102.94 19.41 | 308.57 405. 60
"178.34 | 44.49 | 175.57 38.52 | 366.67 || 98.85 | 1141 16.36 529.93 320.58
, 89.97 || 48.80 | 96.05 82. 31 | 323.23 | 14.97 $3.75 5.79 286.01 306. 85
' 82.05 | 23.95 | 82.34 26.40 | 80.72 | 92.85 | 55,02 43.10 275.45 245, B4
i 104 5 97.45 | 105.82 BA1B | 112.46 | 22.92 | 41.67 35.71 296. 69 288, 45
«12366 | 29.10 124.07 PR26 | 115.58 || 26.65 | 106,67 18.37 368.77 297. 90
; 107.96 23.73) 107. 44 19.08 | 95.99 23.07 | 129.63 33.81 299.11 200. 27
j 11899 || 29.16 | 119.75 82.45 | 121.32 24.03 | 96.81 31.43 364.82 238. 14
86.96 | 20.19 | 84.82 |} 18.00 | 72.64 17.71 | 105.56 34.19 213.24 186, 24
129.30 | 30.03 130, 48 32, 23 128. 17 91.45 ; 75, 76 25.12 | 289,47 271.99
| 36.45 116.63 47.58 139.67 20.70 | 45.79 15.03 | 358.79 389. 78
2 83.75 || 28.52 | 100.75 18. 30 39. 22 51.16 216.01 329.70
}. 138,28 | 434.56 |} 21.45 | 143.76 21,131 500. 00 24.45 276. 66 147. 93
| 96.95 77. 63 15.98 50. 72 1i.33 55. 56 12.03 141.40 73.21
‘96.08 96.41 || 28.79 . 107.34 18.02 | 74.71 17.15 © 256.32 253.68
' 195.06 | 15.52 1 35.21 | 123.22 | 2452 | 9497 33.37 | 357.28 269. 06
© 80.10 | 79.29 " 2249 | 79.21 | 2496 chads 62.66 203. 63 180. 14
108. 11 © 109.20 | 24.61 86.78 | 16.29 | 55.36 | 1548, 226.97 126.38
uo. 34 | 106.97 20.66 | 72.30 | 13.52 | 83.34 i} 35.04 162.45 104. 63
108. 97 L071 | 26.74 | 107.08 | 28.11 | 76,67 35.34 325.00 252. 01
175.85 | (178.21 |; 80. 65 88.78 |, 17.22 | 266.67 | 17.90 218.04 388. 88
75.25 37 | 7486 19.91 Bei (Gabo T cau | 45.48 108.17 $2.53
115.15 ova | aiga7 | 17.88 | liz | 20.74 | 566. 67 96.10 272.18 152. 87
, 8841 | 2271 | 89.39 | 22.83 78, 28 | 11.20 41.67 |, 10.30 164.86 56. 67
SELL | 18.63. 86.52 17.58 83.96 17.01 62.50 | 15.78 210.42 | 187. 62
83.44] 16.41 85.05 17. 64 7.92 || 13.66 | 64.10 | 15.61 191.g7 ad. 42
66.28 | 16.70 65. 60 13. 67 55.91 || 17.32 | 125.00 || 19.71 19219 | 206.93
103.00 |] 96.72 © 104.05 24.94 89.24 | 20.13 | 37.04 4.73 33617) 194.13
54.01 | 9 83 siav) 78 | 4908) aon | 33.33 |) 186 103.10 79.31
68.08 14.08 67. 86 9.96 50.47 |) 153.45 | 55.56 || 29.68 176.87 117.91

 
VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE 73—Continned.

 

 

  

AVERAGE #

Per 1,000 of mean population,

ANNUAL DEATH RATES, EXCLUDING

STILLBIRTHS.

| Per 100,000 of mean population,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

i
i |
Average || | White.
altitude || ee _ os eee pe cartes 9 che anes yee
WARDS AND SANITARY DISTRICTS. (in feet) ‘| ' |
; Junel, ' Aggregate. I Native. I | Due to—
+ 1890. | i | '
{ —— ae Foreign. ;
i : Total Roth parents vai!
i | i oe on
| Under 5 | ie chao Under 5 | mack ae : Malarial (oasnnip Diarrheal
| Allages. | VOare: || All ages years. Allages.| ‘ears. | Allages.| ‘ears. | fever. | tion. | diseases.
oe aaa Seo Wie eg! Hl ee ees = | Wscicoyeee | era ie ay mgaee anette’
' | | ! t é ‘
Ward 12—E : B65 «16.18 57.58 ., 16.94 | 58.70 15.70 | 53.10 14. 73 34.19 | 21.75 178.37 | 163. 14
j ; 1
Ward 12-8 » 87 | a9at | ceo1 | i901 | 67.91 || 19.05 | 67.24 | 19.86 | 40.54 | 25.25 192.20 | 186. 59
Wat 22 1s oe nkiddstdeolatekeiets 87; 8.81 54.13 || 9.45 | 55.82 9.58 56.95 3) 8.12 | Bade | 22.69 49.16 | 49.16
: i ' { ' i
Witt I2= Bie anaes peerenid er en 96 ' 24.93 108. 79 ! 26.16 | 106.49 31.53 | 102. 68 22.72 | 270.83 | 24.30 262.10 | 218. 70
Ward 1222H wcccee5 os assis eceeee 100 | 17.33 52.58 | 14.74 | 52.19 9.32 ° 32.71 | 23.48 ) 74.07 | 27.79 1° 156.32 | 145. 89
: i
AW at 24 2s05.s cena eumsare sem eee y : 100 |) 22.06 67.46 |} 20.39 ' 66.76 | 21. 42 57.69 | 25.17 | 39.22 84.38 327. 22 | 173. 45
{ if i ' ti eer oa hadi ee Na ah REO
RECAPITULATION BY GROUPS.
; ;
Districts under 20 feet in altitude..............! 31.48 118. 59 35. 22 119. 54 38. 33 125. 66 | 26.41 | 85,12 | 26. 14 | 104. 63 353. 93
Districts 20 to 40 feet in altitude ..-............ 1 98,95 110. 60 32. 33 111. 42 32.00 120. 05 | 23.1£ | 74.53 | 19.86 | 378.09 296.13
Districts 40 to 60 feet in altitude .......-........ 24.79 100. 63 28. 21 : 102. 11 26. 78 | 103. 44 : 20. 16 57.79 || 26.77 | 291. 27 265. 78
Districts 60 to 80 feet in altitude ...-........... 21.34 108. 44 23.56 | 108.49 22.50 | 90.17 3} 17.70 | 87.38 | 23.99 , 231.35 192. 32
:
Districts 80 to 100 feet in altitude ......-...._.. 17. 88 | 74.45 18. 33 : 74. 84 17. 05 | 67.17 | 17.29 | 59.19 | 21.38 192. 42 164.15
Districts 100 feet and over in altitude .......... "21.06 | 64.05 19.18 63.41 | 18.48 | 5217 -]) 24.82 46.51 | 72.35 | 290.89 167. 60
i i |

Table 74 shows the average altitude of the different districts in Brooklyn and

 

 

their average annual death

rates, exclusive of stillbirths, during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890, per 1,000 of mean population; also the
average annual death rates per 100,000 of mean population due to certain specified causes.

 

WARDS AND SANITARY DISTRICTS.

 

The city

Ward 12—4
Ward 12—B
Ward 17—C
Ward 14—D
Ward 15—A
Ward 17—B
Ward 19—C
Ward 10—C
Ward 17—A
Ward 6—B eis
WWard 12—Ceevensgcqnwer sezckeeseediee
Ward 17—D
Ward 10—B
Ward 14—A
Ward 14—C
Ward 17—F
Ward 21—A
Ward 19—A
Ward 16—D

 

 

 

 

 

  
  
  
 

 

TABLE 74.

AVERAGE ANNUAL DEATH RATES, EXCLUDING

STILLBIRTHS,

 

 

 

Per 1,000 of mean population.

White.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Due to—

Malarial lentatae:

tion.

243.21

277,

Aggregate Native.
Sy ——-—---—| Foreign.
1 ‘Total Both parents native. |
Seat be Cages teers NILA "ice echceneeel a
\ ‘i : : i 7
All ages. ven [an ages. er Lin ages. i _ ages, | i fever,
Se ee ee ee i ae ee ee

24.17 , 93-42 | 23.00 93.78 |, 25.48 91.92 | 22.26 54.96

er pee | or a cael pees sea le .
31.10 110. 85 "38.30 | 112.65 42. 02 Cs 121.38 | 23,03 69. a4 I 71. 64
31.23 98.35 | 30.61 | 99.04 27.78 | 93.45 31.90 62.50 | 26.05
32.54 . 120.17 37.24 | 121.48 45.66 125.64. 25.31 65.66 , 56.75
39.55 «137.51 | + 41.89 | 138,81 | 34.06 126.62 | 35.21 83. 33 85. 13
29.74 109.71 | 30.98 | 109.93 j| 38.10 | U2 jf 26.67, BI.3s |) aR 22
21.91 101.16 || 23.81 | 102.61 ‘| 24.07 | 102.71 i} 17.08 44.44 | 18. 70
23, 68 87.17 | 26.14 86.70 30, 60 | 90.74 || 18.70 44.72 15.12
27.16 93,94 || 27.91 94.04 31.15 79.98 |, 25.87 73.53 15.79
26.21 , 99.36 ij 2871 . 99.44 31.99 ) 104.65 || 21.84 96.15 | 28.98
31.05 | 112.82 | 37.78 | 114.95 56.50 | 139,92]! 23.52 | 60.76 | 41.68
29. 88 | 112. 50 | 41.90 | 113.31 40. 46 | 116.67 |) 26.75 " 86.31 47.96
21.94 | 76.72 || 21.69 | 77.22 22.64 | 77.59 |) 22.57 | 48.48 | 96.51
30.31 | 108.89 | 33.04 | 111.66 44,35 | 116.82 || 26.40 j 39.86 , 25.70
26.86 | 97.24 |i 28.65 | 97.97 35.61. 106.67 |! 23.93 66.67 | 25.51
28.41 | 109.53 | 29,54 | 112,24 31.95, 117.72 26. 28 39.47 | 35.28
45.10 | 190. 48 43.48 , 184.52 || 111.11 + 145,83 NROT -eoehcece th dotnet 1, 045. 75
23.93 | 82.41 25. 86 82. 58 37. 26 | 113. 64 20.06 36.50 | 15.29
23. 44 87. 68 | 23, 24 87.98 22.70 76.51 24. 08 75. 76 4,72
27.43 ' 99.34 32. 29 93.50 3! 43.75 | 108.70 || 20.35 26, 32 23.98

 

 

! Per 100,000 of mean population.

Diar theal
diseases.

282. 58

358. 22
327. 53
495.
510.
371.
221.
315.
365.
337.
407.
371.
235.7
Sod.
309. 2
333.5
392.
330.
218.
397.5
WARDS AND SANITARY DISTRICTS.

 

‘Ward 22—E
MW ard 14—B
Ward 17—E

Ward 18 Cz. 2s2sc2sceseeeeeaeiwens

Ward 5—A

Ward) 5 —B xcinccos esc sien ainantune tine
Warde B. ooaic. 2 ce gees Geacas

Ward 18—B

Ward) 8229 y s2555c¢eidtegietieseeacat

Ward 11—A
Ward 16—A
Ward 2
Ward 18—A
Ward 16—C
Ward 15—B
Ward 21—C

 

 

 

 

Wiard! 226 FB. scanccasanuccrsccaete
WAN 126 ee cee cis ceeepireck meer es

Ward 3—A

Ward: 6—Cysccn ss exsseticestosesaees E

W

 

 

Ward: 13— Cex nsccorarsccecseresaczeza
WeardOS Also cisiicess oenenc ates

Ward 7—A
Ward 21—B
Ward 19—B
Ward 13—B
Ward 20—A

Ward 8—A .-.

 

 

Ward 8 Bic: cccescsanisase veiccuies
Ward JSR oon ose setslegeeaseccetene

Ward 6—A

Ward 18—H ........-----------+++2++

Ward 18—G

Ww
Ward 25—C

 
 

Wea rh OB A io osckia acim odeidizin eateinareicie
Ward 18—D ...

Ward 18—E
Ward 23—-B
Ward 1—A
Ward 25—D
Ward 1—B
Ward 7-D
Ward 23—C

 

Ward 25—B

Ward 21—E....

Ward 7—B
Ward 22—A
Ward 7—C
Ward 20—f
Ward 20—C
Ward 25—E

 

 

   

Ward 8B: cususersestesepores sexe

Ward 24—A

 

 

NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

TABLE 74—Continued.

AVERAGE ANNUAL DEATH RATES, EXCLUDING STILLBIRTHS.

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Per 1,000 of mean population. Per 100,000 of mean population.
Average White. |
altitude eas tee -
(in feet) |
June l, Aggregate. Native. Due to—
1890. : |
} ‘ Foreign. '
i Total. Both parents native.’ |
eas | | . 4 é
aitagen) Watt? Jamage Gel? | antages| Satz? | antag Unter? | Mal Ompann piri
= ni a | | eae Sa
| ane | 101.17 | 28.78 100.79 || 35.22 | 121.86 | 31.83 | 125.00 | 46.45 . 294.16 278, 68
20/3856 | 124.40 | 39.54 128.41 | 85.71 | 115.73 || 25.54 | 50.85 4) 38.42 | 330.45 | SUL 4d
20 || 17.26 | 63.35 | 17.16 © 64.34 |) 11.57 | 514¢ | 17.47 | 27.78 | 9.59 | 12466 | 230.15
20} 32.93 | 112.24 | 36.99 112.65 | 56.26 | 121.21 | 25.89 | 74.07 || 17.83 | 380.41 | 493,34
21 26.61 | 135.44 || 31.33 , 139.22 | 35.10 | 156.25 | 26.30 | 58.56 |) 47.48 | 356.97 ' 337.62
93) 31.75 | 120.35 |, 31.42 | 120.90 |] 39.22 | 16.52 | s1.08 | 13.51 |} 52.36 { 386.19 323. 82
23 || 28.81 | 102.43 | 33.42 ; 104.17 |} 39,82 | 105.72 | 22.43 | 54.60 | 17.70 | 329,49 | 453.39
23 | 224 | gaa} ates | as.70 |) ga00 | asa7 | 22.97 | 23281 | 9.68 | 240.99 | 830.17
25 |) 30.28 | 113.75 |] 35.87 | 115.38 |) 35.15 | 118.90 | 92.79 ) 73.33 || Gi.s7 | 305.17 | 333.28
25 |) 30.05 | 124.65 |) 31.09 | 124.80 | 41.96 | 139.15 | 28.38 | 108.33 || 36.59 | 356.08 | 392.15
25 20.22 | 67.86 18.23 | 66.45 || 20.76 | 66.57 | 23.47 | 33.33 18.27 | 234.53 | 225. 39
26 |) 34.40 | 131.24 | 38.86 . 137.28 || 43.92 | 124.53 | 99.12 | 51.95 |] 31.25 | 419.15 | 419.15
a6 | az.76 | as7.a | 40.32 | 138.03 || 53.74 | 14408 | 32.71 | 41.67 || 44.63 lye as | 457.45
27 | gia | ai7a6 | 35.41 1g.77 | 46.76 | 120.97 | 25.49 | 03.22 || 97.62 343.47 | 492.73
28 | M80 | 87.52 || 23.75 87.75 |] 25.66 | 84.59 28.45 | 64. 82 47.83 | 309.08 250.21
29 | B34 + 108.36 | 32.04 108.03 | 39.78. 103.59 | 22.58 102.15 || 30.69 «364.43, 395.12
29) 25.29 | nse | 96.50 © 98.45 || 26.88 | 93.80 | 25.90 | 114.08 | 32.36 279.81 308. 36
2 |) 20.91-' 74.38 | 21.59 © 74.30 | 23.16 | 7.66 | 18.90: 61.40 | 54.09 | 230.61 239. 86
30 | 22.90 | 86.60 | 28.47 85.72 | 29.42 9.62 | aaa | 0.00 | 12.70 | 277,78 280.16
30 | 20.08 | 87.23 | 21.03 89.61 |) 21.21 78.92 |] 18.46 | 19.93 |) 97,81 | 297.98 | 184.07
a1 | 23.98 | 97.18 | 23.90 97.32 | 2897 ' v0.61 | 2433 | 97.22 |) 34.62 | 29296 | 275.65
32 26.00 117.39; «25.98 119.16 | 28.68 | 108.54 26.16 , 20.83 | 20.90 | 286.58 | 233. 75
a2 | 22.07 | 88.24 | 21.36 © 9.06 | 92.82 81.3 || 24.03 88.38 | «(26.13 , 351.63 , 206.70
33 || 2450! 97.49 || 2487 | 96.65 | 28.30 | 9649 || 23.53 | 87.30 | 97.90 | 290. 44 | 258. 73
Ho) 26.69 | 9172 | 26.05 , o18t | 3409 | 107.28 | 2615 | 74.07 | 23.52 | 309.14 ; 283.94
34) 23,50 | 9124 || 23.55 | 93,39 || 25.84 | 98.15 | 23.29 9.80 | 39.88 | 259.91 | 218. G4
3 | 1671 6271 | 15.53 ; 62.57 | 17.16 | 57.92 |} 21.06 |... 17.05 229.92 ; 194.50
36 | 22.62 | a9.64 || 2319 ' o144 | 25.24 | 91.40 | 21.37. 45.98 |} 33,90 | 295.70 | 216.60
36 | 24.33 ' 3.95 | 93.21 . 83.90 ) 25.52 | 92.67 || 27.26. 33.33 | 3683 ° 315.09 | 218,91
37] 18.50 ' 64.19 | 18.65 | 64.37 | 17.51 | 60.91 || 18.10 © a7.0% || 50.63 | 179.51 | 156.49
ss] 19.61 | sto8 | 19.85 33.02 | 19.38 | 80.67 | 1868 | 102.56 | 22.61 | 283.67 | 168.56
so | 21.50 | 6667 | 23.77 67.87 | 27.69 | 68.30 |} 17.33 atm | 9214 202.51 368.44
a1, 20.60 | 96.13 |; 2279 87.74 | 28.82 | 85.71 | 16.m2 | 37.04 | 28.97 995,93 280.45
41 [13.03 | 42.28 | 12.51) 4251 | 13.02 | 36.64 || 14.92 ) 33.83 | 10.18 , 12894 | 139.33
42) 18.93 | 4851 | 15.17 | 48.23 | IT | 44.80 || 10.98 83.33 | iL2¢ 153.56 205.9
#20) 16.77 ° 64.65 | 16.43 | 65.15 4 16.14 | 62.63 | 18.25 | 37,04 [i 4696 — 177.39 127. 82
43 | 22.83) 121.49 | 92.33 | 115.36 |] 93.98 | 123.49 || e223 | 13a.89 | 31.62 | 300.39 924. 50
46] 19,63) 73.78 | 2102 > z3.92 || 2417 | 79.34 || 1614 | 55.56 | 35,68 ; 181.65 201. 12
47) 20.00 75,58 | 19.13 | 76.18 | 18.02 | 67.03 || 25.24 | 125.00 | 45.95 | 237.02 229.77
4s 19.16 73.48 | 18.75 | 73.63 |] 19.87 | 74.45 | 20.96 | 55.56 | 38.89 | 207.39 157.70
49, 29.85 114.83 | 97.69 | 117.46 | 56.22 | 136.08 || 1850 . 36.67 | 34.61 | 393.61 529. 54
49) 2408 5 84.43 | 27.59 | + 84.86 | 29.29 | 112.73 i] 1e77 | 6111 | 20.73 | 288.55 450. 75
| 50 16.78 , 39.94 | 17.52, 60.08 | 17.98 | 58.58 | 14.00 22... | 98,30 213, 34 82.72
31 18.53 | 70.68 |) 20.02 | 71.30 | 20.12 | 74.07 | 16.33 ; 21.74 |, 26.31 | 234.25 134. 95,
3S; 22.95 | 82.25 | 23.92 81.37 | 2886 | 9243 | ma. | 27.78 | 97.07 | 322.13 308. 59
at | 19.59 | 92-63 | 21.16 92.81 | 21.85 | 99.40 || 16.82 | 150.00 | 33.98 250. 41 193. 42
| | er | 80.25 | 19.41 80.45 | 21.45 | 80.09 |] 23.47 | 19889 || 23.06 . 255. 80 165. 64
a4 16.52 | 65.96 |} 16.51 | 6.10; 16.92 | 60.52 |} 16.92 30.30 | 30.01 214.06 102.03
55 |) 25.58 11.05 |) 25.28 109.84 | 27.89 | 3216 |) 2465, Id | 33.41 359.58 248. 60
ss | 22,86 95.76 || 22.13 90.06 | 92.45 | 94.90 | 20.70 41.67 | 39.82 249.62 241.08
| 35) 16,66 58.17 | 16.32 | 57.62) i724 | 57.26 | i796 | 17.38 176.30 188. 72
| 58. 248, aso |) ones | ag.g0 | one | 7884 | 20.98 49.35 243.37 270. 60
; B98 80.76 | 1870 | sade | 17.68 | OR.77 | 20.78 28.66 239.53 | 120.79
| gs 52,28 | 176 | 62.69 LTE Az.2n | 13.68 18.81 160.62, 128.00
67st 70,68 |} 16.97 | 68.55 = 17.54 | 64.76 |) i864 |. 27.63 211.17 | 322. 36
ww 15,52 OH OT fi 16.03 | 63.38 | 16.97 | 63.75 | 14.67 jo... i} 40.21 © 142,08 | 75. 06
74: Wier | 77.03 |} 18.07 | 76.04 | 19.12 | 93.14 |} 17.92 , 83.93 | 23.25 | 249.42 | 126,82
7175 | 5.97 |} 18.95 | 54.02 |, 15.99 | 5643 || 1648 13.89 |) 164s 147.93 | 177.51
77 | 21.25 | qo7a7 |! 20.36 | 98.98 | 29.29 | 141.76 || 15.73 | 95.24 | 35.79 188.73 | 141. 66
79, 15.58 | oasu |} oas.7e | 63.38 |! 1449 | 49.38 |} 15.93. | 1.387 221.69 79.58
74 VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLeE 74—Continued.

 

 

 

  

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| | AVERAGE ANNUAL DEATH RATES, EXCLUDING STILLBIRTHS.
| Per 1,000 of mean population. Per 100,000 of mean population.
| Average |) White. |
altitude || | = _ |
WARDS AND SANITARY Districts. | (in feet) |i ! i !
| June 1, | Aggregate. Native. | Due to—
> 1890. || (Cesena tae T oe = I Foreign.
‘ Total. j Both parents native,
; am = = oe a . \ pees and saa lie ae tas
Allages. : a Allages. ere i Allases. pa  Allages. ae sg Pemeuesy eee
| TN eee Sel | oO teas 2, eek seme icles ote
Wart 24 © c:earstesisinas teisinisisis senasieled 81 28.46 100.93 |! 28.81 104.35 | 35.86 125. 60 STB eras 29.14 | 291.38 359. 36
Ward 24-0) oo se .ceacaie avis need ice | 81 9.97 39.47 || 11.36 41.97 9 14.32 41.67 TUL |---------- 12.01 | 132.08 144.09
Wearl 22—Beccccnsccccccacssessiecovs : 89 W.2t 55.56 | 14.56 55.48 14.02 46.25 | 13.51 66. 67 17.07 | 198. 05 122. 93
WMS ESE sc acsodanwac eneneapeoiaad 90 16.29 | 50.79 || 15.76 50.15} 17.05 58.51 | 17.87 83.33 || 9.31 | 139.63 134.97
Ward 18-1 .. ' 95 10. 51 34.95 i! 9.48 34.86 | 10.72 36.71 | BOB: esses yes|| [i cicitisneded! 96. 21 140. 62
W: : 102 27.05 | 82.47 28.11 82. 85 36. 04 106. 84 25. 67 41. 67 { 37.15 288. 45 371.49
Ward 24—E 2.2.2.0... 22 .eeseeeeeeees : 105 18. 70 | 95.14 | 19.78 91.81 23.04 , 114.23 14.54 |.-.------- ; 3116 | 224.38 193. 22
Ward 22—D . 107 19. 69 68.03 | 19.62  — 67. 89 ‘ 18. 47 63.15 19. 88 68.18 |! 28.06 214. 61 216. 26
Ward 8—C.. 115 25. 25 | 89. 46 27. 28 ' 90. 48 ‘i 32.72 99. 25 21, 22 53. 92 24. 81 351. 20 297. 76
Ward 8—D. mS Ges oseias 118 26. 33 | 91. 67 31. 30 ; 94. 62 ; 23.91 : 88. 54 ; 18. 83 23.81 |. 35.74 214. 44 274.01
Wiad) 9X ox ceceaees denveueesseayy 118 23.91 | 105.17 22. 28 : 104. 24 21.39 | 81.05 : 25. 98 70.51 | 21.04 345.12 223. 06
Whamtl 9=2Ce 22 de pce reed ieneddans | 16} 25. 87 | 113.10 28.24 | 115.20 57.14 217. 95 | D128) |rcecee sce 25. 48 280. 33 305. 81
RECAPITULATION BY GROUPS.
Districts under 20 feet in altitude 27.67 | 100.69 | 29.95 } 101.64 i 33.47 | 103.59 | 23.72 | svat | az.a7 | a0ac0 | 3s6.41
Districts 20 to 40 feet in altitude ...._.- ee 25. 96 99. 60 ; 26. 89 100. 27 Hl 28. 54 97. 88 I 23. 96 | 58. 35 i 34, 26 304. 70 301. 02
Districts 40 to 60 feet in altitude .............-.- 20. 78 83. 21 21. 29 82. 67 21. 83 81.56 | 19. 04 48.64 |) 31.10 247. 23 | 220. 75
Districts 60 to 80 feet in altitude ................ 17. 02 69. 14 16. &7 67.63 | 17.45 67.32 ; 16. 61 37. 04 | 25. 60 195.19 | 140. 67
Districts 80 to 100 feet in altitude s 15. 50 56.18 | 15. 27 56.10 | 15.90 54. 02 15.01 24.51 | 13,27 171.27 160. 42
Districts 100 feet and over in altitude......-.--- 23. 54 85. 86 24. 00 85. 85 25.14 87.72 | 22.28 : 53.62 | 28.09 287.59 268. 72

It will be seen from these tables that for the sanitary districts in New York which are under 20 feet in average
altitude the average death rate is 31.48, while for those from 20 to 40 feet high it is 28.25; for those from 40 to 60
tect high it is 24.79; for those from 60 to 80 feet high it is 21.34, and for those from 80 to 100 feet high it is 17.88.
In other words, the average death rate decreases as the average altitude increases. The exception to this rule is
for the districts 100 feet or more in altitude, where the death rate is 21.06. If, however, we take the death rates
of children under 5 years of age we find that the decrease continues to the higher altitude, the rates being for
the districts under 20 feet high, 118.59; for those from 20 to 40 feet high, 110.60; for those from 40 to 60 feet high,
100.63; for those from 60 to 80 feet high, 108.44; for those from 80 to 100 feet high it is 74.45, and for those 100
feet and over it is 64.05. Much the same gradation occurs in Brooklyn, where the death rates for the districts under
20 feet in average altitude was 27.67; for those from 20 to 40 feet high, 25.96; for those from 40 to 60 feet high,
20.78; for those from 60 to 80 feet high, 17.02; for those from 80 to 100 feet high, 15.50. Here again in the districts
100 feet and over the death rates are higher, being 23.54.

In New York the districts 100 feet and over in altitude are 12 H, showing an aggregate death rate of 17.33,
and ward 24, having an aggregate death rate of 22.06, per -1,000 of population, and a death rate from malarial fever
of 84.38 against a city average of 24.62 per 100,000 of population.

In Brooklyn the districts over 100 feet in height are 9 B, death rate 27.05; 24 E, death rate, 18.70; 22 D, death
rate, 19.69; 8 C, death rate, 25.25; 8 D, death rate, 26.33; 0 A, death rate, 23.91; and 9 C, death rate, 25.87.

The relations of altitude to the proportion of deaths caused by malarial fever, consumption, aud diarrheal
diseases are indicated by the table. They are well marked only for the deaths from consumption and diarrheal
diseases. Thus, in New York city, in the districts under 20 feet in altitude, the deaths from consumption were
404.63 per 100,000 of the mean population; in those from 20 to 40 feet high, 378.09; in those from 40 to 60 feet high.
291.27; in those from 60 to 80 feet high, 231.35; and in those from 80 to 100 feet high, 192.42.

In Brooklyn the corresponding figures are for altitudes under 20 feet, 304.50; for those from 20 to 40 feet high,
304.70; for those from 40 to 60 feet high, 247.23; for those from 60 to 80 feet high, 195.19; and for those 80 to 100
feet high, 171.27.

In each city the proportion of deaths from consumption increases in the districts having an average altitude of
100 feet and over, it being in New York 290.89 and in Brooklyn 287.59.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 75

Table 75 shows for New York and Brooklyn the area and proportion of area, the number and proportiun of
the population at different altitudes, and the corresponding death rates for the census year, with distinction of
nativity aud parental nativity.

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CHARACTERISTICS OF ALTITUDE. New York. Brooklyn. | CHARACTERISTICS OF ALTITUDE. New York. Brooklyn.
eel _ — — 4 ---- _— oo o Sear
Average altitude (in feet) -... 65 47 Altitude 40 to 60 feet—Continued. |
Yotal area (in acres) 25, 818 18, 084 Death rates per 1,000 of population:
Population, aggregate ...-...-..-- - 24x Se eves 1,515, 301 806, 343 BGPTORIEG vo vcniicnancenane sesnm masgines samsoeneane 25.17 21. 66
Native, white 852, 641 534, 672 Native, white 28. 26 i 22.54
Both parents native ...-.............-- | 270, 487 222, 573 Both parents native 25.57 | 22.73
Foreign, whites ....s.2ccecse002 sosanee cess 1 636, 986 260. 725 Foreign, white 20. 68 19, 01
Death rates per 1,000 of population: |
Aggregate | 28. 63 25.54 |! Altitude 60 to 80 feet: |
Native, white..... : 32.18 26, 55 ATCA (IN AGPE6S): <cosjecr eaeeaxescoereeereeneseeeesecese 1,145. 1, 067
Both parents native 30. 36 26. 87 Per cent in this group : ‘| 4.43 . 5.90
Foreign, white. .......--.- : 23.52 23. 06 Population, aggregate ae j 97, 042 61, 723
Per cent in this group ... | 6.40 7. 63
Altitude under 20 feet: Native, white 59, 369 | 44, 440
Area, (IMACKES) 2. 2ccecen cosh esesudse ss aderdesen tenes ! 3, O44 2,617 Per cent in this group 6.96 8.31
Per cent in this group i 11.79 14. 47 Both parents native 28,864 26, 780
Population, aggregate 426, 608 180, 999 Per cent in this group 10.67 12. 03
Per cent in this group : 28.15 22. 45 Foreign, white 35, 193 15, 240
Native, white ..-. seeeaae. = = 242, 164 112, 232 Per cent in this group. -- . 5.52 ‘ 5.88
Per cent in this group ........----------- | 28. 40 20. 99 Death rates per 1,000 of population: i !
Both parents native | 64,800 33, 668 |! Aggregate 20.82 | 19.13
Per cent in this group 23. 96 15.13 |! Native, white 22.62 | 18. 65
Foreign, white 180, 867 67, 336 Both parents native 21.69 | 19.57
Per cent in this group 28.39 25. 83 Foreign, white es 17.65 | 19. 04
Death rates per 1,000 of population: {
Aggvegate.....-- ' 32.09 29. 68 Altitude 80 to 100 feet:
Native, white . : 36. 09 32. 30 Aved (il, APES) is sceeseewss pseresies sede seeseseee ese. 4.147 579
Both parents native ......--- 38.49 36. 53 Per cent in this group - areas 16. 06 3.20
Foreign, white 26. 44 24. 89 Population, aggregate 64,682 ¢ 17, 310
Per cent in this group 4.27 2.15
Altitude 20 to 40 feet: Native, white sei 42,293 12, 236
Area (INGACKOS): < ea<cesacmursussaceeaieshasinncumesuie<s 3, 261 8, 539 Per cent in this group oar 4.96 2.29
Per cent in this group j 12. 63 47.22 |; Both parents native.........-.-. a 19. 729 6, 426
Population, aggregate 632, 000 307, 290 Per cent iu this group 7.29 ; 2.89
Per cent in this group -... ! 41.71 38.11 || Foreign, white. .........-- 21, 437 4,823
Native, white 337, 111 199,977 | Per cent in this group 3.37 1.85
Per cent in this group --. 39. 54 37. 40 Death rates per 1,000 of population:
Both parents native 97,381 | 74, 632 AERC CALE 2ccosninsisecaeweasicear selecedeis seston aes 19. 40 19.70
Per cent in this group .-.....-..-....--.- 36. 0U 33.53 | Native, white 20.55 20. 76
Foreign, Whitess.- 62.000 2tsenecetetate cece 281, 374 | 103,904 | Both parents native. 19. 67 23.19
Per cent in this group ..-..-.....-.--.--- 44.17 | 39.85 Worst SN We oaoie. cosines se a8S one eens aisie tic dieses 17.49 17.00
Death rates per 1,000 of population: |
Aggregate -..-.....-.-..- jevouhaneadaeneaiouaneiss 30.10 27.15 | Altitude 100 feet and over:
Natine; WHI o.0j.ccuice secetusseoeshbsentenesseans 34.83 26.22 7 Area (in acres) 8, 642 2,781
Both parents native -- 32. 98 +29. 20 | Per cent in this grouv. 33. 47 15. 38
Foreign, white ....... seed ign cease eeaceeiceares 23, 82 24.79 ||! Population, aggregate 26, 806 45, 394
Per cent in this group. - Sets 1.77 5. 63
Altitude 40 to 60 feet: Native, white «..2.csecesse2s seacssaccsesncceceen. 18, 119 29, 910
ATCA (INTCECS) ac sa winisis sisiassiniesicuearat sae et aee 5, 579 2,501 Per cent in this group -. 2.13 5.59
Per cent in this group 21.61 13. 83 Both parents native 8, 354 11, 541
Population, aggregate..-. 268, 163 193, 627 Per cent in this group 3.08 5.19
Per cent in this group 17.70 24.01 | Foreign, white 8, 313 | 14,819
Native, white ...- 153, 585 135,877! Per cent in this group......2 ...--0--2--.--. 1.31 5.68
Per cent in this group 18.01 25.41 i Death rates per 1,000 of population: : \
Both parents native 51, 379 69,526 | Aggregate 23.9) 25. 60
Per cent in this group 18.99 |* 31.24 Native, white.... : 22324 -* 26.21
Foreign, white 109, 802 54, 503 Both parents native 27.08 | 27. 64
Per cent in this group 17.24 20.90 Foreign, white .........00202-0eceseeeeceeeeeeee- | 97.67 | 23.69

 

 

 

 

From this table it will be seen that the average altitude in Brooklyn is lower than in New York, but that a
smaller proportion of the population of Brooklyn resides in the low districts than is the case in New York. The
lower districts are, as a rule, less desirable places of residence, and contain a greater proportion of the foreign white
population than of the native whites with native parents. But the death rates of the native whites are also greater
thau those of the foreign in other districts, because the former contain a greater proportion of infauts and children
than the latter.
76 VITAL STATISTICS.

The relation between the density of population and the death rates in the different localities is not as evident
as that between the altitudes and death rates, but is nevertheless interesting. In New York, in those districts
having a population of less than 100 persons to the acre, the death rate was 22.76; in those having a population of
from 100 to 200 persons to the acre it was 29.53; in those having a population of from 200 to 300 persons to the acre
it.was 28.73; and in those having a population of 300 persons and over to the acre it was 27.57. It must be
remembered, however, that in the most crowded or tenement house districts the proportion of the foreign white
population to the native white population is greater than it is in other localities, and the relatively smaller number
of young children among the foreign white population tends to decrease the death rate in these crowded districts.
The age distribution of:the population must be constantly borne in mind in considering these rates.

If we take the native white of native parents alone the gradation of the death rates in relation to density of
population is well marked. Thus, in New York city, in districts having a density of less than 100 persons to the
acre the death rate of this class was 21.80; in those districts having from 100 to 200 persons to the acre it was
31.04; in those districts having from 200 to 300 persons to the acre it was 34.11, and in those having 300 or
more persons to the acre it was 43.12. :

In Brooklyn, for the native whites of all ages, the death rate in those districts containing less than 40 persons
to the acre was 21.10; in those containing from 40 to 80 persons to the acre, 22.26; in those containing from 80 to
120 persons to the acre, 25.28; and in those containing 120 or more persons to the acre it was 29.34.

Table 76 shows the area and population of the different districts in New York on June 1, 1890, and the
average annual death rates during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890, per 1,000 of mean population, with distinction
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TABLE 76.
JUNE 1.1890. AVERAGE ANNUAL DEATH RATES FOR 6 YEARS, EXCLUDING STILLBIRTHS.
: White.
{ ua ee
Persons Native.
Districts and groups of districts. Total area ‘Population. ane Aggregate. ' east Foreign.
(in acres). parks and , - : Total. ‘| Both parents native.
cemeteries. : sc hee
' | ‘
Alages. | Under | anages. ; Unger? || Altages. a
asset insta |—- ---— — pete |
MOtalecscceese weeacossancapsaees 25,818 | 1,515,301 74.66 '| 27.66 sor | yio3a7 |} 30.22 | ea 23.15 | oy
SS eaieet ilar es : Re
Ward Mas A. 2ccccce ceca sjecne cet everenses 32 24, 435 763, 59 25. 43 43. 85 94.51 59.20: 187.17 4471) 50.10
WYATT 023k tous oh usins etre heen miei 52 30, 490 586. 35 25.90 48.80 96. 05 82. 31 323. 23 1.97 | 43.75
ON a cacans seas eenapacerccamne 26 | 14,586 | 561.00 41.87 63.91 | 159.30 50.93 | 254.90 i. Genes
Ward 17—B.......-..- eaabtecetet aes eesiyy 54 30, 100 557. 41 25. 96 34. 96 95.77 48.73 | 117. 32 18.95 | 45.61
Ward 13—A ......202- 00022 ee eee eee eee 52 27, 664 532. 00 24. 29 42. 29 84.54 | 66.21 | 186.77 13.45 | 47.89
Ward 10-B 54 27,106 | 501.96 24.55 38. 74 89.18 52.70 | 149, 24 15.94; 38. 70
Ward 50 22,484 |, 449. 68 25.76 31. 12 89. 28 55.15 | 164.18 20.51 | 46.28
Ward 17—D 41 15,651 | 447.17 23, 23 26, 29 94. 64 33.65 | 74.93 20.12 | 123. 46
Ward 17_F ..... 4 42 16,910 | 445.00 29.95 33. 40 112. 91 42.56 | 104. 88 26.01 | 88.71
"WHt8 19 SU ecaceptevexsnipeawwwnswesanas 49 19, 978 407.71 28.70 36.45 166. 63 47,58 | 139.67 20.70 | 43.79
Ward 14—B .....2.2-22- 200022222 esses ee 47 18, 913 402. 40 39. 71 58.75 160.70 58.41 | 192. 93 25.91 | 120.75
Ward 11 Baw ves -svseceseaseoneueoezenn 50 19, 785 395. 70 24.10 27. 46 92. 44 33.80 | 96.47 0.94 | 63.08
Ward 17—A ..-..-..--26- 22s eee eee eee 51 17, 778 348. 59 26.81 | 33, 31 112. 72 40.03 | 1Y9. 40 21.06 | 56. 86
Ward 19—0.. 84 28, 477 339. 01 22.55 | 25.95 96. 41 28.79 | 107.34 18.02 74.71
Ward 22—B.. 104 34, 307 329. 88 27. 37 29. 37 110. 64 32.27 | 108. 92 23. 35 | 127. 66
Ward 13_B.. - 57 18, 220 319. 65 28. 60 33. 83 97.98 47.25 ' 135.03 21.78 | 57.35
Ward 4—B... 20.20... 0.2 eect eee ee 35 10, 626 303. 60 41.83 | 45.99 139. 87 45.05 § 161.13 37.31 | 109, 29
Wear! 750 see cinetime renee ee cieeeretivaincte is 46 13, 503 293. 54 28.50 30.72 105. 60 41.27 | 137.39 95.99 | 32.16
Wiard! G28 20.22) :cu.sentucsueaseies 3 6, 576 285.91 39. 40 45.92 133, 56 33.22 | 143.33 Be 103.07
Wat 726 doce, sentwerdnecie we devacinestecteae 48 11, 772 273.77 29, 29 23.25 94.43 30.12 | 90.04 mito { yeh 9
Weard/2es Ol o:jn) dels enotenesclesemeden 49 13, 179 268. 96 36. 49 37. 89 145, 73 33.23 | 152.19 34.66 | 126.67
Ward 9—B........-. eee 79 21, 230 268.73 27. 63 ~ 27.92 107. 86 28.01 | 107. 47 97.52 Lu
Ward 15—A ... 37 9, 671 261.38 34. 08 47.33 153. 59 53. 34 | 200. 58 22.02 | 88. 89
Ward 22—E.. ; 92 23, 886 259. 63 25.93 27.25 107. 10 26.74 | 107.08 23.11 76.67
Ward 11-€ 22 ccn0ccnee0es 5 52 12, 694 244.12 29, 37 33. 38 98. 58 44.75 > 117.65 24.17 | 69.65
AVCAEd 2020 ee esse perqeiu nets uv zvroo read ceunnis 65 15, 820 243. 38 32. 90 35.43 | 117.80 42.23 111. 96 29.05 | 75.16
Ward 19—F........2------220 0202-22 ee eee 82 19,834 | 241.88 26.94 30.19 | 107.82 34.00 ' 107.26 | 2.97 | 69. 44
Ward 19? ss222ce2y vesaeass sets es seeees: 100 23,741 | 237.41 17.48 20.31 | 62. 29 24. 08 65.26 13.29 | 79,23
Ward 1I—D .......-------2--- +2222 2-22: 84 18,512 220.38 27.13 28.79 96. 73 32.15 | 82.05 24.70 29.17
Woatll 20—B..ccvassssesuceueess eeassces 15 16,423 218.97 32. 35 32.67 | 140.18 | 34.86) 157.79 28.19 | 102, 56
Ward 19—H........-- er ceeeeeahaasel go | 9117 | 21a. aL 40. 46 sida | anny || teen! yaa. np nae
47 | 9,959 211. 89 39.13 45.12 141.64 | R425 1 201.72 32.00 41. 67
36; 11,828 211. 21 30. 96 34.70 116.09 82.62 | 109.77 26. 00 166. 67
x | 16,848 210. 60 27.34 26.77 104.69. | 24.27 103.39 |, 28. 02 104.17

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

TABLE 76—Continued.

 

JUNE 1, 1890.

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Ward 9—C
Ward 18—D
Ward 22—F .-
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Ward 19—K. 22224+242seses22eceeecorteee: |
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Ward :lb—B sat seeioeeccseceteacsseceseis |
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Ward 19—G
Ward 19—I
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Ward 12—F.
Ward 12—N
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Ward 19—D
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Total area
(in acres).

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58
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79
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81
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White.
Persons |: Native.
___ | tothe acre, | ee, Se 5
Population.| excluding | Aggregate.
parks and | Total Both parents native.
cemeteries. | = alte
Allages. | pe All ages. pote
! 1
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12, 625 203. 63 27.87 29.10 | 124.07 28.26. 115.58
10, 571 208. 29 27.34 | 42.74 > 105.78 | 54. 89 135. 88
11, 786 203.21 || 31.94 | 33.72 120.41 38.55 ' 117.62
19, 699 198. 98 | 27.07 || 29.16, 119.75 32.45 121.32
17, 179 197. 46 26. 42 30. 03 130. 48 32. 23 128. 17
9,777 195.54 | 25.90 || 27.15 113. 54 24.32 101.85
22, 586 194. 71 32.44 |) 34.21 , 117.51 35. 46 115. 34
15, 34€ 194, 25 25. 85 | 26.59 . 120.83 28. 60 130. 98
11, 420 193. 56 32.56 || 35.48 © 108.81 53. 83 135. 06
15, 550 191.98 35.50 || 40.06 | 135.10 | 51.89 147.09
10, 872 190. 74 31.39 |] ange | 116.74 | 35. 64 123. 72
17,705 190. 38 20.57 20.21; 89.57 |) 20.47 91.37
24,445 | 189.50 36.15 38. 88 | 134.86 |} 54. 40 147.73
23,358 | 185.88 34.38 40. 65 145.56 | 41.44 138. 78
10,947 185.54 27.47 27.57 | 125.90 | 25.43 114. 33
39, 520 184, 67 32. 85 37.64; 133.71 | 38.47 126, 30
16, 594 182. 35 30. 11 97.86 ' 116.41 || 28.68 123. 97
14, 045 175.86 || 24.41 23. 24 | 102.70 | 23.63 97. 80
9, 181 166. 93 | 44. 67 68.35 | 182.18 : 78.25 227. 82
11, 936 165. 78 28.63 35. 76 110. 34 44.13 115. 28
8, 268 159. 00 23.94 24.30 118. 35, 22,51 95. 67
6, 304 157. 60 23. 46 23.73 | 107.44 || 19.08 95.99
12, 134 155. 56 36. 20 37. 29 134, 63 | 44.92 149.17
7, 183 152. 83 42.05 41.01 | 151.03 j} 49.25 160. 74
17, 876 150. 22 33. 24 45.1 123,80 | 62. 85 160. 42
_ 8,520 149. 47 41.28 53. 56 | 148. 88 62. 00 180. 72
11,979 142. 61 31.49 3.77 | 113.37 38.42 120. 44
11, 089 142.17 | 24. 06 25.07 | 183.45 26.17 129, 97
8, 129 137.78: 47.43 48.05 | 166.67 61.55 149. 43
14, 262 137. 13 22.51 23.73 | 134. 56 21.45 143, 76
27, 857 135. 23 28. 89 30.41 ; 192.62 32.95 124. 67
9, 137 134. 37 30. 43 28.59 | 102,25 26,81 94.51
10,007 133. 43 35.47, 36. 86 129.71 43.50 121,73
13, 345 130. 83 a4os || 26.16 106.49 | 31.53 102. 68
10,237 | 127.96 41.02 |: 40.80 108. 12 57.93 127. 76
14,421 | 126.50 | 15. 26 16.41 85.05 17. 64 78.92
8,001 ; 121.88 33. 06 32.48 117.61 Bi. 33 109. 14
10,467 | 116.30 | 18. 04 18. 63 86.52 | 17.58 84. 96
10, 013 112.51 28.37 | 28. 26 106.01 | 29.20 108. 39
7, 024 108.06 |) 13.20 14.54 133.33 12.37 81.30
| 9,844 , 107.00 | 21.36 21.74 112.17 | 17. 88 111.7)
; 7,001 | = W6.U8 || 27.86 1; 29.10 110.50 | 36.15 113.74
| 7,275 105.43 i 14.55 || 15.87 74. 86 19.91 | 58.17
7,081 | .99.73 9) 22.34 |) 23.93 112.72 | 20.62 | 90.70
4,759 | 99.15 38.14 | 44.49 175.57 38.52 366. 67
BAL | 93.98 15.19 17. 84 77. 63 15. 98 50. 72
' 7,959 | 90.74 38. 89 40. 53 151.78 47.70 153.47
5,071 | 87.43 19.14 2245 98. 04 19. 42 54.46
» sss | 86.07 28. 62 36.14 175. 21 30. 65 88. 78
6,471 | 84. 04 31.81 40.81 116. 05, 39. 83 126. 26
(6,884 | 83. 34 | 29. 60 28.91 115. 68 | 25.96 110. 84
| 8, 432 75.29 ||" 26.10 | 27.45 105. 82 H 112. 46
25, 744 | 70. 73 | 19.40 || 20.19 84.82 | 72. 64
3, 183 70.73 |; 17.67 |) 9 22.71 89.39 | 78. 28
| 10,648 | 68.70 | 16.18 16.94 58.70 | 53. 10
6,815 | 68.15 7) 19.05 | 22. 33 106.97 | / 72.30
7,275 | 67.99 22.05 || 26.66 109.30 | | 86.78
3,861 ! 65.49 iar |i 24.95 133.66 | 65.36
5,126 | 62.51 33.10 |! 36.17 15.71 | 134.22
3,888 | 61.71 27.99 |) 28 71 169.40 123.56
4,628 | 58.58 9.36 |, 9.83 54.57" 9. 49.08
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Foreign.
Allages. , ee
26.65 106. 67
13.15 31.91
29. 86 40. 00
24.08 86. 81
21.45 15.76
23.96 52. 08
29. 30 64. 58
24.02 71.43
28.43 | 40.74
29.69 | 145.83
aT | 153. 85
19. 82 136. 36
32.58 | 87.30
25.22 144. 8
27.38 79.17
25.17 | 106. 06
34.54 144. 93
27.53 | 51.28
97.17 | 107. 00
19. 02 102. 94
23.60 | 71.43
23.07 | 129. 63
34.18 | 90.91
43.43 | 83.33
19.38 | 92.92
27.30 138, 89
30. 39 58. 14
22.79 | 133. 38
46.83 | 477.78
21.31 | 500. U0
25.37 77.78
33.99; 136. 36
33.60 97.22
2.72 270. 8%
23.03 103. 60
13. 66 64.10
34.06 89. 74
17.0: | 62. 5
28.28 1+ 145.83
1.05 | 833. 33
20.74 | 266. 67
25.43 | 68. 6S
13.46 |----eeeeee ee
20.47 83.33
28.85 | ML
Liss | 55, 36
36.61 | 115, 38
15.01 | 53.56
17,22 266. 67
21.74 | 65.48
30.67 | Lotz
22.92 | 41.67
17.71 | 105.56
11.20 | 41.67
L753 | 34.19
13.51 Bi. 314
16.29 | 55.56
17.49 | 666. 67
29.29. | 133.33
2A 277.78
8.6] I 33.33
13.30 | 39, 23
78 VITAL STATISTICS.

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JUNE 1, 1890. AVERAGE ANNUAL DEATH RATES FOR 6 YEARS, EXCLUDING STILLBIRTHS.
White.
Persons Native. |
Districts and groups of districts. oe Population. eae [A geregate. 7 are a = wise oa ; i Foreign.
parks an Total. | Both parents native. |!
jeemeteries. ta base Rovial ie te! | os
All ages. a | Allages. ae All ages. we

Scouts tae Lee sll ce tesrau ee eres cata aie asi
120 6,910 37.58 8.09 21. 06 763.57 || 14. 48 611.11 ji 2.54 166, 67
94 4.853, 51.63 8.81 9,45 55.81 9. 58 56.35. I 8.12 83, 34.
a 11, 328 47.00 16. 32 15.19 65.21 14.54 60. 38 18. 98 18, 52
166 7,471 45.01 16. 68 16. G4 62.42: 18. BU 59. 34 17. 06 55.56
Ward 6—A DL 1,957 44. 48 32. 29 32. 80 119. 37 | 47.34 222. 22 1.44 166. 67
Ward 12—H 168 6, 669 43.03 17.33 14. 74 52.19 | 9.32 32.71 23. 48 74.07
102 3, 765 36.91 | 32.08 30. 92 134.72 35. 08 171. 05 SOB Vale ce aici
Ward 12—A .. 555 5.107 29. 02 | 14.38 14. 08 67. 86 9.96 50.47 15. 45 55. 56
Ward 1—B 104 2,521 24.24 | 38. 20 36. 88 123. 70 58. 3 120. 37 ALSTS. Yvseseseeenes
Ward 12—P 237 4,891 20.64 | 24. 38 26. 72 104. 05 24.94 89. 24 20.13 37. 04
Ward 12—K 279 4.700 19. 58 16. 90 16. 70 65. 60 13. 67 55.91 17. 32 125. 00
Ward 22—L 147 2.343 17. 89 | 21.38 20. 30 79. 29 22. 49 79.21 2496) Wks necasexs
4,241 53, 940 ae | 23. 64 23.95 82. 34 26. 40 80.72 | 22. 85 55.02
Ward) Dan iiceutee Haw ctensaaudaehanseaetern 16 929 12. 22 56. 77 54.55 172. 84 73.98 120. 00 DOMI0 Pec asceecex
Ward 2A B iaca-<- 300 2.653 | 8.84 | 28.20 31.76 179. 08 11. 66 54.64 | 23. 40 750. Ou
Ward 12-S.cceso.eee 2343 16. 510 | 7.61 19.11 19. OL 67.91 19. 05 67.24 | 19. 86 40.54
Ward 1—C 77 472 6.13 | 16.51 19. 41 62. 96 17.05 35.35! W252) enix seine mie
Ward 24 8,474 20,137 | 4.58 22. 06 20. 39 66.76 21.42 57. 69 25.17 39, 22

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RECAPITULATION BY GROUPS

oy “) et eae ic: . i eee : i | i
Under 100 to the acre ... 20, 161 297. 6833 4.77 | 23.81, 94.30 21. 80 30. 23 20.92 | 68. 28
100 to 200 to the acre. - 3, 508 540.533 154. 31 | 29, 53 | BL5L 123.37 31.04 122.41 | 26.51 | 101. 12
200 to 300 to the acre... 1,274 299. 575 233.15 | 28.73 | 31.42, 110. 49 B4L11 ° 11466 | 25.04 | 76.21
200 and over .-.----2------2eeee eee cence 880 | 377,510 | 428. 99 | 27.57 | 36.56 | 104. 42 43.12 | 131.41 19.72 | 63. 20

 

 

 

Table 77 shows the area and population of the different districts in Brooklyn on June 1, 1890, and the average
annual death rates during the 6 years ending May 31, 1890, per 1,000 of mean population, with distinction of color,
nativity, and parental nativity, according to density of population.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE 77.
JUNE 1. 1890. * AVERAGE ANNUAL DEATH RATES FOR 6 YEARS, EXCLUDING STILLBIRTIIS.
White.

Persons | = ae NS tt | ya ~

to the acre.! Native. |

Distriets and groups of districts. (Total ae Population. pareaeed 4 Aggregate. < Aine sais ack | Foreign.
| (in acres). eteries, and Total. Both parents native. |
water sur- ‘ '
face. Tay pas hes rec gee |
! ‘4 Under 5 Cuder 5 | ae | Unders
| All ages. years. All ages. years. | Allages | years.

A tea omeear res eth | 18,084 | 806, 343 49.87] 9 24.17 25.00 | 93.78 54.96
ee ee |] | __ ae
Ward 16—B 59 12, 494 | 28. 81 33. 42 104.17! 39, 82 105, 72 54. GO
Ang 3G 69 14, 164 © | 31.24 fl 35.41 8.77 | 46.76 120.27 63.22
Ward 5—B 58 10. 450 180.17 | 31.75 |! 31.42 120. 90 39. 22 116.52 138.51
Ward 5—A 54 9,725 180. 09 | 28. 61 31.33 139. 22 31.41 106,78 | 58.56
Ward 16—D . ae 13, 477 175. 03 27, 43 32. 29 93.50 43.75 108. 70 | 26, 32
Ward 19—C 104 17. 928 172. 38 23. 68 26. 14 86. 70 30. 60 90. 74 | 44.72
Ward 21—C 92 14,918 162.15 i 28. 34 32. 04 108.03 5 39.78 103. 59 102. 15
Ward 11—A 130 12. 005 153. 91 | 30. 05 31.09 124. 80 | 41.96 139. 15 | 108. 33
Ward 14—C..- ar 61 9, 149 149. 98 | 28.41 29. 54 112.24 31.95 117. 72 39. 47
Ward 15—C 88 13. 113 149.01 | 23.98 23. 90 97.32 © 28. 27 100. 61 97. 22
Ward 21—A 71 9, 982 140, 59 \ 23. 93 25. 86 $2.58 37.26 113. 64 36. 59
Ward 3—A..-- 76 10. 582 139. 24 ! 22.90 | 23.47 85. 72 29. 42 99. 62 80. 00
99 13.566 137.03 «' 29°85 | 37. 69 117. 46 56. 22 136. 03 36. 67

 

 

 

  
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Ward 4...
Ward 11—B
Ward 13—B
Ward 20—A -

Ward 17—C..
Ward

Ward 21—E.......-..--

Ward 21—B..

Ward 22—F........---.

Ward 12—C...
Ward 17—A .
Wird 14—A

Ward 1—B..-
Ward 23—A
Ward 18—F

Ward 18—A -....------

Ward 25—B
Ward 21—D

Ward 10—C
Ward 7—C

Ward 22—D
Ward 18—G
Ward 9—B

Ward 18—H ......- ---

Ward 25—A ..

Ward 12—A..........--
Ward 17—B......------

Ward 25—C.

Ward 25—D..-.......--

Ward J8—C

Ward 8—B...
Ward 19—A......-..-.

 

  

 

 

 
 
  

 

 

  
 
 
 

 

   
  

 

 

 

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JUNE 1, 1890. AVERAGE ANNUAL DEATH RATES FOR 6 YEARS, EXCLUDING SPILLBIRTHS.
re oe a 423
| ' White.
' i
| Persons | 6a 4 =
to the are, i Native. :
ae Population. parks, cae SB apeete - me Madea l. oreeaiat EA - Foreigu.
| eteries, and : Total. Both parents native.
1 | water sur- : ‘
| tage: : 1 0 di 5 om F es at Tae : | le ler 5
: All ages. | eae , All ages. Riana All ages. | neuer:
| re Pe a ee ego) eal
Sesedessassseeeed 109 14, 064 | 133. 94 24.53, | 24.87 | - 96.65 j 28. 30 96.49 ° 23.53 | 87.30
Seaside dace et 33 | 10,977 132. 25, 20.08 | 2.03 | 8.61 |] et | 78.92 Ie 19. 23°
yisbanweenaeesere 6; «17,924 2 131.79 31.05, 37. 78 114.95. | 56.50 ; 139.22 | 23, 52 | 60, 76
he 5.585, 124.11 20. 22 18. 23 66. 45 20. 76 | 66.57 i 2B.47 | 33, 33,
3 9,492 | 123.27 24. 80 23.75. | 87.75 | 25, 66 84.59 | 28.45 | 64. 82
109 13,189 , 121. 00 30. 31 33.04: 11166 | 44.35 1 116.82 | 26.40 | 39. 86
77 8. 792 114. 18 20. 60 22.79 | 87. 74 28.82 | 85.71 16. 82 | 27. 04
63 | 7, 074 112. 29 22.07 21. 36 89. 06 20,82 | 81.53 24.03 | 83, 33,
112 | 12,324 110. 04 25. 53 25. 28 109. 84 27.89 | 112.16 24. 65 | .u
123: 10, 688 109. 06 22.83 22. 33 115. 36 23, 28 123, 49 22.238 138, 89
a 8. 924 107.52 22.62 | 23.19 | 91.14 25, 24 91. 40 21.37 ; 45. 98
186-10, 043 106, 84 24.33 | 23.21, 83. 90 52 | 82. 67 27. 26 33, 33
a 8, 843 106. 54 33.56 | 39.54 | 128,11 TL | 15.73 25.54 50. 85
128 13, 588 106. 16 24. 28 27.59 | 84. 86 - | 9, 29 112. 73 18.77 ° 61.11
130 13, 149 101.15 21.94 21.69 | Tish 2.64, 77.59 22.57, 43.48
116 10, 530 98. 41 18.53 |}. 20.02 | 71.30 i 20. 12 707 16, 33 21. 74
103 10, 286 97.96 | 26.09 26.05 | 91.84 © 34. 09 107.28 | 26.15 74.07
145 14, 122 97.39 | 14. 48 14.76 52. 69 i 14.71 47.21 13. 68 24. 69
a 8, 172 97.29 ! 19. 61 19. 85 83.02 |, 19.38 - 80.67 | 18. 68 102. 56
102 | 9. 701 95.11 |: 32. 54 37.24 | 121.48 45. 66 125. 64 25.31 65. 66.
3 8. 986 94.59 |) 34. 40 137. 28 43.92 | 124.53 29, 12 51. 95
Roee ule ceed 12 11. 209 841.92 | 22.43 34.30 | 24. 84 78. 84 20. 38 16. 67
a 30 6, 697 83.71 23.50 93.39. |i 25. 84 98.15 ¢ 9, 80:
phawdesaesdensceee 129° 10.736 83, 22 26.29 ! 98.45 |; 26, 88 93. 80 25.90 114. 04
193! 15,912 82.45 |, 29. 88 113.31 | 40.46 5 116.67 26. 75: 86. 31
116 9, 512 82. 00 26.21 99.44 | 31.99; 104. 65 22. Bt 96.15
ee 4 6. 660 81.22, | 26. 86 28. 65 | 97.97 |} 35.61 | 106.67 23. 93
13 | 8, 242 80.02 |) 20. 21 19.41; 80.45 |i 21.45 | 80. 09 23, 47
120 9.510 79.25 | 19. 59 21.16 | 92. 81 21,85 99. 40 16. 82 -
14 9.558 ' 75,82 | 19,16 18.75 | 73. 68 19.87 74.45 20. 36.
96 7,238 | 75.40 |: 19. 63 21.02 | 73. 92 24.17 79. 34 14
aurteciwakaceGaee 41 10.521 | 74. 62 | 37. 76 40, 23 138.23 | 53. 74 144. 08 32. 71
117 8, 665 74. 06 | 16. 66 16.32: 57.62" 17,24 57. 26 17. 96
100 7,312 73.12 16.77 | 16. 43 | 65.15 16. 14 62.63. | 18. 25,
69 5.025 | 72. 83 29.74 30. 98 109. 93 38. 10 112.24 | 26. 67
116 3.441 | 72.77 18. 98 18.70 See 17. 63 68.77 0.78 |
95 6. 778 71.35 27.16 | 27.91 94.04 | 31.15 79.98 | 25, 87
123 8, 757 71. 20 17.51 | 16.97 68. 55, 17. 54 64.76 | 16860 lveiscses. es
134 j 9.479 | 10, 74 16.78 17.52 60.08 | 17. 98 5.58 | 1400) fvwsecesincts
30 5. 630 | 70. 38 26.0) 25. 98 119.16 28. 68 108.54 j 26.16 20. 83
112 7, 880 70. 36 17.97 18.07 76, 04 19.12 93.14 | 17. 92 3.33
587: 10.410 70. 34 25,25 27.28 90. 48 32.72 99. 25 2: 53. 92
140 | 9 541 68, 15, 16.71 15. 53 62. 57 17.16 57.32 |! ST200' | ax saaneasece
13! 8,015 67. 60 23.91 22.28 104. 24 21.39 81. 05 i 25. 98 70.51
154 10,316 | 66.99 16.52 16.51 66.10 16. 92 60.32 | 16. 92 30. 30
112 6.213 64.05 15.52 16.03 63. 38 16.97 63. 75 T67 |ssesanseence
710, 12,878 63.15, 19. 69 19. 62 67.89 | 18. 47 63.15 19. 88 63. 18
101 6.268 62. 06 13. 93 15.17 48.23 17.24 44. 80 10. 98 83. 33
132 8, 008 60. 67 27. 05 28.11 82. 85 36. 04 106. 84 25. 67 41.67
Sto states arse iietaii 120 6,919: 57. 66 13. 03 12.51 42.51 13. 02 36. 64 14, 92 33. 33
219 12, 584 | 57.46 22.86 | 22.13 90.06 22. 45 94.90 20. 70 41.67
169 6.688 | 56. 20 31.10 38. 30 112. 65 42. 02 121.38 | 23. 03 69. 44
123 6, 867 | 55. 83 21.91 | 23. 81 102. 61 24.07 102. 71 17. 08 44.44
162 8,896 | 54.91 20.00 | 19.13 76.18 18.02 67.03 25. 24 125. 00
134 7, 948 | 51.61 | 22.95 | 23. 22 81.37 | 28. 86 92. 43 21. 27.78
i 3, 950 | 51.30 32.93 | 36. 99 112.65 — 36. 26 121. 21 25. 89 74.07;
479 14,844 | 50. 49 30, 28 35. 37 115. 38 35.15 115. 90 22.79 73.33;
178 8.775 | 49.30 23.44 | 23, 24 87.98 22. 70 76.51 24. 03 75. 76;
a4 2,594 | 48, 04 39.55 | 41. 89 138.81 | 34.06, 126.62 | 35.21 83. 53:
136 5, 984 | 44.00 14. 24 14,56 55. 43 14.02 46. 23 31.51 66. 67;
61 2,435 39. 92 28. 24 31.68 84.70 48.90 B4.47 22.97 23.81;
166 6, 545 39.43. || 15.75 15.35 54.02 15.99 6,13 16. 48 13.898
112 4,390 29.20 | 16.29 | 15. 76 50,15, 17.05 38.51 17.87 85.33 ©

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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| I White.
| | je Sass Sar tied =
I to the acre, Native.
{ 2, .
Districts and groups of districts. Total area population. Ly oon Aggregate. | ‘ 4 rere freee ae Foreign.
Amare) eteries, and| Total. ‘| Both parents native. :
water sur- A on ete | ee tes a. 2. <3 ots
face. [amass Pens «| | Under 5

; Allages. an All ages. tae All ages. rears.

es aoe ee ae : =
Ward 24—B 6,210 | 38.33 | 21.25 2.36 | 98.98 29.29 ; 141.76 15.73
Ward 18—I 3172 | 36.46 | 10.51 9.48 : 34.86 , 10.72 36.71 13.03
Ward 17—E ou | 36.11 | 17. 26 | 17.16 64.34 | 11.57 | 51.44 17.47
Ward 24—A .... 3.555 | 27.14» 15.58 |) 15.78 | 63. 38 14.49 | 49.38 | 15.93
Ward 12—B...,..--- yor 4,768 | okT7 g1.23 |} 30.61 99.04 27.78 | 93.45 | 31.90
Ward 22-E 13) 260 , 21.46 |} 29.88 || | RTR | 100,79 | 35.22 | 121.86 31.83
Ward 24—D 103. | 1,683 16. 34 9.97 |! 36) 41.97 | 14.32; 41.67 Tu
Ward 24—C 1 | 2081 | 15.89 28. 46 28.81; 10435 | = 35.86 125.60 | 20:07 |ocenseee 4s
Ward 8—A.. 2 290 | 4,317 | 14. 89 18.50 18.65 | 64.37 17.51 | 60.91 | 18.10 | 37. 04
Ward 90.25) oss aceeatanteasncaedanaeel 182 | 1,373 | 1Lg4 |} 25,87 28.24) 15.20 | ST. 27.95 O12 Genie cass :
Ward: 26 sei srcna sinc nas a cnsatiscreaisioancina stats ' 4,293 1 29,508 | 7.25 | 20.91 21.59 | 74.300 | 23.16 © 77. 66 | 18.90 61. 40
Ward 18—K ds 7,303 | 7.09 : 21.50 23.77 67. 87 27.69 68.30 | 17.33 21.74
Wear 24 re cate sate clonis aeitictan iron egtee 654; 3,242 | 4.96 18. 70 19. 78 91.81 | 23.04 114.23 || UES4? . Secinelaciacs
Wand! BSD) cetes hendsdect ess caccnias 93 | 1, 66x 4.94 | 26.33 |) 31.30 94.62. | 33.91 | 88.34 i 18.83 |
Ward TGS) az rctsciene scecteslanenbiancts toeanecis } 231: 281 1.22 45.10 43. 48 184. 52 WW | 145.88 | 47. 87

RECAPITULATION BY GROUPS.

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Under 40 to the acre -. 87,082 | 10.71 19.41 | 21.10 74.94 21.95 76. 87 19.49 42.11
40 to 80 to the acre .... 3,367 ° 262,287 63.11 21.99 22. 26 86.99 1 21.75 81.51 21.31 63. 04
80 to 120 to the acre 2,467 | 224,190 : 93.77 | 24. 85 f 25. 28 96.21 26.18 94.85 29.78 57.13
120 and over to the acie....--....2-.2---- 1,597 | 232,784 i 151.06 | 27. 04 | 29.31 103.88, B41 108. 32 ‘ 3.30 51.51

 

To give some idea of the relations between filled ground, vicinity of parks aud open spaces, character of
habitations and other local peculiarities, and the death rates of the different districts, the following general
topographical descriptions of the two cities aud of each ward and sanitary district therein are appended.
NEW YORK.

New York city is situated in the extreme southern part of the state of New York, at the confluence of the
North, or Hudson, river with the waters of Long Isiand sound, familiarly known as the East river, 40° 42’ north
latitude, and longitude 74° west from Greenwich. The principal portion of the city is on Manhattan island, the
lowest point of which is on a level with the sea, while the highest point, at Fort Washington, is 271 feet above
the sea level.

In the district north of Mauhattan island, and within the corporate limits, the highest point is at Riverdale,
in the Twenty-fourth ward, where an elevation of 282 feet. above the sea level is reached.

Manhattan island is bounded on the north and east by the Spuyten Duyvil creek and Harlem rivér, on the
east and south by the East river, and on the west by the Hudson river, its long axis running from north-northeast
to south-southwest. That part of the city on the mainland, including the Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
wards, is bounded on the north by the Yonkers city line, on the east by the Bronx river, on the south by the East
river and Harlem Kills, and on the west by the Harlem river, Spuyten Duyvil creek, and Hudson river.

In addition to the above, the corporate limits included on June 1, 1890, Blackwells, Wards, Randalls, and Harts
islands, in the East river. Governors, Bedloes, and Ellis islands, in the upper bay, were owned and occupied by
the United States government, but in this report are considered as belonging to ward 1.

The total area of the city, including the islands mentioned, was 25,818 acres, or 40.34 square miles. Manhattan
island alone had an area of 12,606 acres. The aggregate area of Blackwells, Wards, and Randalls islands, in the
East river, was 420 acres, and that of Governors, Bedloes, and Ellis islands, in the bay, was 77 acres.

The extreme length of the city was 21.1 miles, the island being 13.5 miles in length. Theaverage width of the
city below Oue hundred and twenty-fifth street was about 2.08 miles.

The elevations of the different portions of the city are shown by the contour lines on the maps accompanying
this report, but the original topography is of great interest in its relation to the death rates and to certain causes
of death in the different districts. In this connection, see the remarks on the causes of pneumonia on page 39 of
this report. .

On Manhattan island, below Canal street, there was originally very little land. A deep creek existed along
the course of Broad street nearly to Wall street; another ran up Maiden lane to Nassau street, and a depression
penetrated as far as East Broadway from Peck slip. Just below that point a low marsh nearly connected the East
river with the Collect pond. This was a fresh water pond, covering several acres, located near the center of the
present Sixth ward. It was supplied with springs; was about 40 feet deep, and in the summer of 1796 was the
scene of the trial of John Fitcl’s screw-propeller steamboat. The water of this pond discharged into the Hudson
river through a depression at Canal street, its channel being joined by that of another marshy stream running
from Reade street, west of West Broadway. There was thus a continuous swamp separating the lower part of the
island from the higher ground north of Canal and Pearl streets. This higher ground, with the exception of an
extensive swamp on the east side, covering the greater portion of the present Eleventh ward, was well elevated
above the tide level, and parts of it were of tolerably uniform grade. It was penetrated by the valley of Minetta
brook, which led to the Hudson river at about West Houston street, and which extended as far as Twentieth street
and Fifth avenue. Another brook of considerable size, commencing in the vicinity of Madison square, discharged
into the East river.

The streams above mentioned became obliterated so long ago that few remember their existence or locality.
In the grading and filling process both swamp Jand and hills have disappeared and the city prison (The Tombs) new
stands on the land covered by the old Collect pond, while the adjacent ground has become the most densely
populated of any portion of this country.

In the northern portion of the island above Eighty-sixth street the land reached its greatest elevation west
of Eighth avenue, the average altitude being between 100 and 200feet. Mast of Central park and along the Harlem
river very little of the land exceeded 20 feet altitude above tidewater and inuch of it was below tidewater. From
Ninety-second street to One hundred and fourth street, east of Third avenue, was one entire swamp. At One
hundred and eighth street a large stream having its origin in the highlands about One hundred and thirty-fifth
street and Tenth avenue, and passing through the northeast corner of Central park, discharged into the East river.
Before reaching Central park, and thence to the East river, this stream spread out into a marsh.

In addition to the changes caused by grading and filling, the original shore line has been pushed out by
filling, until at present the whole water front below Twenty-sixth street is two or three blocks in advance of the
original line.

933——6 1
82 VITAL STATISTICS.

The original shore line between Dover street on the east and Little West Twelfth street on the west very
closely approximated the present location of the Third avenue and the Ninth avenue elevated railroads,
respectively. Above Little West Twelfth street, ou the west side, it may be said to have followed the line of
Washington street to Tenth avenue, along Tenth avenue to Twenty-sixth street, thence diagonally to Fiftieth
street. Above Dover street, on the east, it followed about the line of Cherry street as far as Clinton street, thence
along Water street to Corlears street, in the line of which it followed to Lewis street, along Lewis street aud in the
same line to avenue D, from which point it proceeded diagonally to Eighteenth street and Firstavenue. From the
intersection of Eighteenth street it followed about the line of First avenue, with a slight bend outward, as far as
Fortieth street.

The amount of land thus reclaimed from the streams below the points indicated, and then solidly occupied, is
approximately stated as follows: in ward 1, 93 acres, or 35.23 per cent of the ward’s area; in ward 2, 27 acres, or
35.53 per cent; in ward 3, 38 acres, or 37.25 per cent; in ward 4, 32 acres, or 39.02 per cent; in ward 5, 43 acres, or
26.54 per ceut; in ward 7, 58 acres, or 28.71 per cent; in ward 8, 19 acres, or 11.18 per cent; in ward 9, 104 acres,
or 32.91 per cent; in ward 11, 59 acres, or 27.06 per cent; in ward 13, 34 acres, or 31.19 per cent; in ward 16, 88
acres, or 26.51 per cent; in ward 18, 106 acres, or 24.60 per cent; in ward 20, 88 acres, or 19.86 per cent; and in
ward 21, 32 acres, or 7.80 per cent making a total of 821 acres thus added to the area of the city below Fiftieth
street.

Accompanying this report will be found a special map of New York, on tracing paper, showing the original
shore line and marshy tracts, which has been reproduced from the map published in the Tenth’ Ceiusus report upon
social statistics of cities. By overlaying this upon the colored maps the relations of filled ground to the death rates
in particular localities may be clearly traced.

The elevations above mean sea level were: at City Hall park, corner of Broadway and Chambers streets, 38
feet; along Canal street from the Hudson river to Center street, and along Baxter and Roosevelt streets to James
slip, 8 feet; First avenue and Forty-second street, 72 feet; Thirty-ninth street between Madison and Fifth avenues,
79 feet; Vifty-first street and Fifth avenue, 72 feet; Fifth avenue and Seventieth to Seventy-first street, 80 feet;
Fourth avenue and Ninety-third street, 115 feet; Ninth avenue and Sixty-first street, 91 feet; between Seventy-sixth
and Seventy-ninth streets and Ninth and Tenth avenues, 95 feet. Above this point the elevations varied up to
271 feet at One hundred and eiglity-fourth street and Thirteenth avenue, on the island, and 282 feet at Riverdale
in ward 24.

The line of the Bowery from Chatham square to Union square, and thence along Broadway to Madison square,
occupied the ridge of the island, the ground sloping on either hand toward the river with an average elevation
above tide water of from 40 to 45 feet in its whole length.

The land included in a line drawn from One hundred and fifty-fifth street and Eighth avenue to Que hundred
and tenth street, to Fifth avenue, to avenue A and Ninety-second street at the East river, and thence up the river
to the place of beginning was kuown as the Harlem plains, with an average elevation of from 10 to 25 feet above
high tide, Mount Morris square, with an elevation of 101 feet, being the only exception. The small hills to the
southeast of the plains had an average elevation of about 50 feet; while those along Seventh avenue, from One
hundred and thirty-fifth street to Oue hundred and fifty-fifth street, ranged from 30 to 50 feet.

DENSITY OF POPULATION.

The city (including the islands in the bay) had on Juue 1, 1890, a total area of 25,818 acres and a total
population of 1,515,301, the number of persons to each acre of total area being 58.69.

The city records did not afford information as to the area of all open spaces, including streets and alleys in
each ward, from which the density of population to the acre of actual building area on Manhattan island could be
computed, but the park and cemetery area included an aggregate of 1,220 acres on Manhattan island, leaving
11,386 acres occupied by streets and buildings, giving a population of 125.70 to the acre.

The nuinber of dwellings in the city was 81,828, containing 312,766 families, aud a total population of 1,515,301,
giving an average of 4.84 persons to a family, and 3.82 families and 18.52 persons to a dwelling.

Of the total populatioa, 1,010,785, or 65.71 per cent, resided in 23,596 dwellings containing 21 or more persons.
Of this number of dwellings, 8,313 contained from 21 to 30 persons, 9,350 from 31 to 50 persons, 5,460 from 51 to
100 persons, and 473 over 100 persons.

In comparison with these figures Brooklyn had 25.70 per cent of its population living in dwellings of 21 or
more persons; Jersey city, 23.53 per cent; Cincinnati, 21.92 per cent; Chicago, 16.63 per cent; Boston, 13.93 per
cent; Newark, 10.25 per cent; St. Louis, 10.14 per cent; Buffalo, 8.09 per cent; Providence, 7.49 per cent;
Washington, 4.03 per cent; Philadelphia, 3.41 per cent, and Baltimore, 2.55 per cent.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 83

SANITARY DISTRICTS.

To obtain data with regard to the relation between local sanitary conditions and death rates the city was.
subdivided, within ward lines, into 114 sanitary districts, the inner boundaries of which are indicated upon the
maps by dotted lines, while the ward boundaries are indicated by heavier lines of solid color.

In the small tables given for each sanitary district the statement showing death rates per 1,000 of white.
population is exclusive of stillbirths, while the rates given according to birthplaces of mothers include stillbirths.

The statement concerning the highest and lowest rates according to birthplaces of mothers refer only to those
birthplaces given in the comparative tables in which the numbers of population and of deaths are of sufficient size
to watrant comparison. Rates quoted for persons whose mothers were born in ‘‘ Other foreign countries” relate
only to those foreign countries not specified in Table 79,’ and do not include all other foreign countries besides
those stated in the small tables given for each sanitary district.

It is to be distinctly understood that in these descriptions the remarks about character of buildings and of
inhabitants of the several districts apply to the period for which the deaths were returned, and not to the present
time. The statements are purely historical, and are intended to furnish the means of estimating the relations of
altitude, character of people, and nature of surroundings to the death rates during the 6 years ending May 31,
1890; and while no doubt many of the conditions referred to still exist, yet numerous changes have occurred which.
might modify the characteristics of the districts as given herein.

WARD 1.

This ward contained 264 acres, 736 dwellings, and a total population of 11,122. Excluding 24 acres of parks,
there were 46.34 persons to each acre, and 15.11 persons to each dwelling.

Battery park and the Immigrant depot were in this ward.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by Liberty street, Broadway, State and Whitehall streets, New York bay,.
and the Hudson river. Area, 83 acres; dwellings, 341; population, 8,129. Battery park, containing 24 acres, was
in this district, excluding which the population density was 137.78 to the acre and 23.84 to each dwelling. It
contained 1,731 families, giving an average of 4.70 persons to the family and 5.08 families to each dwelling.

It was almost entirely made ground west of Greenwich street and was essentially a business district, containing
a few tenements of a poor class and some sailors’ boarding houses. On Washington street near the northern
boundary was a colony of about 100 Arabs and Syrians, a rather uncleanly class. The cemetery of Trinity church
was in this district, but interments were made in vaults only. One soap factory was located in this district,
Prior to 1890 Castle Garden was used for the landing of immigrants.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

: aR Sextet (steeeebase
: It
Native. ! Foreign.
AREAS. é :
. < i Both parents i One or both parents |;
| native. foreign. ‘| :
he ’ Under 5 | Dea 8b: We rs ) Under 5
Total. years. || i a ! Total. ! years.
| Under 5 ! nder 5
; | Total. years. Total. years.

oo er KE = Se
The city ...-... 31.021 110.37 30. 22 112. 41 31.38 109. 63 i 23.15 ! 74, 28
District A..... | 48.05 ; 166.67 | 6).55 149. 43 45.42 | 172. 41 i 46. 83 j 477. 78

d i |
——
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States | England and | . .
ee. Ireland, Germany. | 5 Scandinavia.
snes: (white). | | Vales.
Under ls years Under 15 years ' Under 15 years! Under: 1b y eure: Under }15 years
1 15 aud | and | 15 and | | and | 5 and
| years. over. years. , over. | years. | over. | date: over. || years. | over.
ee op eer eee tee!
The city ......-) 54.01 15. 91 50.87 28.01, 46.97 | 17. 04 | $0:53 | 20,78; 37,23 12.49
District A... .) 69.85 9 34.20 635.98 40.72 89.81 | 30.95 } 89.58 : 30. 81 52.38 31.60
| i
DEATH RAILES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
oe Dipha Diarrheal 1 hoid —C | “Mt larial

| Jiplitheria jarrhea Typhoid Jonsimp Dees ., Malaria

and croup. | diseases. lever. | tion. | Roewmuoni fever.

: i |

5; eae ah |

i. Dheeith ose: 181.63 316.85 | VA SOL. TH | 287,89 | 24. 62

| District A 204.29 360.62 | tat | 724.79 | 467.21 | 46.19

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84 VITAL STATISTICS.

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was very much above the city average, and especially
so for the foreign. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was highest
among the Irish, being 40.72 as against 34.20 for the Americans and 30.95 for the Germans.

Scarlet fever, typhoid fever, malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia,
measles, whooping cough, heart disease and dropsy, childbirth, diseases of the liver, and diseases of the urinary
organs caused more than the average proportion of deaths. The number of deaths from accidents in this district
during the 6-year period was 158, and from suicides 17, giving an average annual death rate per 100,000 of 280.68 for
accidents and 30.20 for suicides, each being much above the average, which was for accidents 98.14 and for
suicides 15.67.

SANITARY DISTRICT B.—Bounded by Liberty street, Maiden lane, the East river, Broadway, and State and
Whitehall streets. Area, 104 acres; number of dwellings, 333; population, 2,521, giving a population density of
24,24 to the acre and 7.57 to each dwelling.

It was made ground east of Pearl street and was essentially a business district.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
= i \ |
AREAS: i Both parents |, One or both parents \
} native. foreign.
. Oar oe ns i | Under 5
Total years. | os ee , Total. i years
ion » Under 5 n ! uder
| Total | years. Total. years.
| ea
The city...-..- az.o1 | 110.37 30.22 | 112.41 31.38 109.68 ° 23.15 74. 28
' i
District B ..-.- 36. 88 : 123.70 I 58.33 | 120.37 || 28.80 126.78 | 41.74 |.......-..
| I ! ; :
Sy 5
| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
{
| rrnteae Seine, | |  poptand ud |
| United States |! . i " ng and an
ee ! (white). i Ireland. | Germany. | Xvales. | Scandinavia.
Se : Y |
| Under iSyeans' Under 15 years) Under ps years! Pander 15 year) Under ‘15 years
| 15 and | 15 and 15 and | and | and
| years. | over. | years. | over. || years. _ over. i ie over. bsasad|| an | over.
‘ '
sal 8a ie ios
The city....--- | 54.01 15.91 | 50.87 | 28.01 || 46.97 17.04 | 50.53 20.78 | 57.33! 13.43
District B ..... 51.59 ; 37.91 || 36.56 33. 79 59.07 | 23.00 | 50.00 42.89! 30.30 16.95
‘ ‘ i :
| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
'
AREAS. : : ;
Diphtheria | Diarrheal | Typhoid Consump- , ql Malarial
and croup. | diseases. fever. tion. | Pneumonia. tever. 5
| i
all eS, ' a
' i
The city-.-.-.- 181.63 | , 316. 85 | 24, 27 391.75 | 287. 89 24. 62
i District B 177.55 | 286. 37 inte eeisse esis ReeNS 486. 83 395.19 63. 00

 

 

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During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was decidedly above the city average, especially for the
native white of native parents. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was
more than double the average rate for the Americans, being 37.91 as against 33.79 for the Irish, 23.00 for the
Germans, and 16.95 for the Scandinavians.

Malarial fever, consumption, pneumonia, cancer and tumor, heart disease and dropsy, and diseases of the
urinary organs caused more than the average proportion of deaths. No deaths from typhoid fever were reported
from this district and the death rates from scarlet fever, measles, and whooping cough were below the city average.
The proportion of stillborn children was also low, being 97.37, as against 225.41, the city average. The death rate
per 100,000 of population was: for suicides, 63.00; for accidents, 441.01.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

85

SANITARY DISTRICT ‘C.—Consisted of Governors, Bedloes, and Ellis islands, in New York bay, the combined

area of which was 77 acres.
The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
AREAS: i Both parents | One or both parents |
native. E"* foreign. !
Under 5 | ry Under 5
Total. years. | a nee ‘Total. veas
| nder 5 |) o uder
| Total. | years. Total. years.
The city ....... 31.01 | 110.37 ‘| 30.22 | 1241 | 31.38 | 109.63) 23,15 | 74.28
District C -.... 19. £1 62.96 | 17. 05 | 35. 35 26. 52 138. 89 D252 sate diwiatesiane
os | Lo! i | {
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE || ‘DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION
MOTHERS WERE BORN IN— DUE TO—
: sais
United States
AREAS. (white). Treland.
|= Diphtheria Diarrheal Cousump-
| ' and croup. diseases. tion.
Under 15/15 years |'Under 15! 15 years
years. | and over.|| years. | and over.
| i
1
The city....... 54.01: 15.91 50.87 | 28.01 181. 63 316. 85 391. 75
District C .... -| 27.78 5. 48 55. 56 14. 25 122, 32 183. 49 30.58
| i =

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rates in this district were much below the city average, the population
being mainly adults, well fed and housed, and with good sanitary surroundings, but there were 14 deaths from
accidents during the 6-year period, giving an average annual death rate from this cause of 428.13 per 100,000 of

population.

This ward was not subdivided.

WARD 2.

persons to the acre and 9.88 persons to each dwelling.

Last of Pearl street the ward was made ground. Business predominated and it contained but few tenements.
Fulton market was in this district.

The death rates in this ward, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
AREAS. |
Both parents One or both parents
native. foreign.
Under 5 Under 5
Total. years: ae ! sas Total. | vears.
nder 5 nder 5
Total. years. Total. years.
The city.-..... 31.01 110. 37 30. 22 112. 41 31. 38 109. 63 23.15 74. 28
Weatd:2:..ccsswree 54. 55 172. 84 73.98 120. 00 44. 54 218. 39 D9: 20! | oclac salen
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States 7 ' England and ani
a reland. Germany. Scandinavia.
AREAS. (white). Vales.
|
Under 15 years|| Under (15 years|| Under lis years|| Under lis years|| Under |15 years
15 and 15 | and 15 and 15 | and 15 and
years. | over. || years. | over. || years. | over. || years. | over. || years. | over.
' \
'
The city .-... 54.01 15. 91 50. 87 28. 01 46. 97 17, 04 50. 53 20.78 57. 33 13. 43
Ward 2...... 40.50 | 61.40 |} 150.79 | 40.51 || 115.94 | 53.37 12.82 | 47.62 ||.-...... 37. 88 |
{ : ! :
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
ens bth | Diarrheal | Typhoia | ¢ Heart di
Diphtheria iarrheal phoi onsump- é: eart disease}
and croup. diseases. fever. tion. Pneumonia. and dropsy.
Thecity.-..- 181. 6? | 316. 85 24.27 391. 75 287. 89 138. 24
Ward 2...... 243. 53 | 319. 63 76.10 776. 26 593. 61 410. 96

 

 

 

 

{t contained 76 acres, 94 dwellings, and a total population of 929, giving 12.22
86 VITAL STATISTICS.

During the 6-year period. the death rate in this ward was higher than in any other district in the city, and for
the native white of native parents it was more than double the average rate. For those 15 years of age and
upward it was 61.40 for those having American mothers, while the general city average was 15.91.

These heavy death rates were principally due to consumption, pneumonia, heart disease and dropsy, diseases of
the nervous system, and diseases of the urinary organs. Typhoid fever, malarial fever, diarrheal diseases, childbirth,
and diseases of the liver also caused more than the average proportion of deaths. The death rate from accidents
per 100,000 of population was 700.15. The total population was small, and the rates would have a large possible
error if the data related to a single year only, but being for 6 years they lave considerable significance.

WARD 3.

This ward was not subdivided. It contained 102 acres, 198 dwellings, and a total population of 3,765, giving
36.91 persons to the acre and 19.02 persons to each dwelling.

The houses west of Greenwich street were built on made ground.

The ward was mostly devoted to business purposes, but contained a few tenements and hotels; also
Washington market and Chambers street hospital. The cemetery of St. Paul’s church was used only for
interments in vaults.

The death rates in this ward, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. | Foreign.
f
AREAS. Both parents | One or both parents
native. | foreign.
Under 5 |, ef Under 5
Total. | ‘Years. || Sailers | ae i Total. | ‘Years.
nder nder 5
Total. years. Total. years. |
i Sail
The city ....-.. 31.01 110. 37 30.22 | 112.41 31.38 5 109. 63 i 23.15 74. 28
Wrd 3sciscesics, 30. 92 134, 72 35. 08 ' 171.05 || 28.64 125.81 | Bd. 83) ee saceicais
ho = ee ad : il i!
DEATH RATES PER 1.000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States England and | a ‘
: Ireland. | Germany | Seandinavia.
AREAS. (white). | ‘Wales. I
1
Under |15 years|| Under |15 years | Under 15 years|! Under hs x ears! i ' Cnder '15 years
15 and 15 and | and || 15: and | 15 | and
years. | over. |] years. | over. |) weirs over. |; years. over. |; years.) over.
| oa |
The city .....-. 54. 01 15. 91 50. 87 28. 01 | 46.97 17.04 || 50.53 | 20.78 | 57. 33 13. 45
Ward 3........ 71. 43 22.95 48.65 | 25.77 \ 51. 93 23. 42 88. 89 | 22.5 i 45.45 ) 49.24
ut 1 {
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
ee Diphtl Diarrhea! | ‘Typhoid | © | IHeart a
iphtheria iarrheal Typhoi onsump- A eart disease
and croup. diseases. fever. tion. | Pneumonia. [and dropsy.
ee : : |
The city -.-.-.. 181. 63 | 316. 85 24, 27 391.75 | 287. 89 | 138. 24
Ward 3......-.. 148. 29 i 179. 74 44.94 458.34 242. 65 | 260. 63

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this ward was above the city average, especially for the children
under 5 years of age of native birth. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers,
it was considerably above the average for the Americans and the Scandinavians and below the average for the
Irish. Typhoid fever, consumption, heart disease and dropsy, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more
than the average proportion of deaths. The death rate from accidents per 100,0Q0 of ‘population was 390.94.

WARD 4.

This ward was subdivided into two districts, containing 82 acres, 725 dwellings, aud a population of 17,809,

giving 217.18 persons to the acre and 24.56 persons to each dwelling.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by New Chambers street, James slip, the East river, Spruce and Ferry
streets, Pecks slip, and Park row. Area, 47 acres; population, 7,183; density, 152.83 persons to the acre.
This district, originally marsh land, is still known as “The Swamp”. The leather and hide business

predominated. It contained a number of cheap tenements somewhat crowded. Sailors’ boarding houses were

guite numerous.
The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

 

 

 

 

87

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
= zee ses
| Native. Foreign.
easy | | Both parents One or both parents
| native. * foreign.
Lae Under 5 Bayes Sed [ieee tee Under 5
| Total. | years. a | oe Total. years.
: nder 5 nder 5
| | Total. | ‘years. Total. | “years.
= = | ee
The city ...---- / 31.01 | 110.37 || 30.22 | 112.41 |, 31.38 109. 63 23.15 | 74.28
District A..... | 41,01 | 151.03 [ 49.25 | 160.74 || 38.70 | 146,91 43.43 | 83.33
es A oe Bare ieee |
| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
| U ls | England and |
i United States | England and |
. Ireland. Germany. sats Italy.
AREAS: (white). | Vales.
_ Sees nee hd ee ay tee Wee
Uniler 8 yenes Wager 15years Under 15 years Under ts years | Under 15 years
sey and | | and || 15 and
y an 1 a a8 1 ¥ a over. ay oe ‘a er. i esi over. , years. over.
‘ | | | |
1 |
The city ....-. 54.01 | 15.91 i 50.87 1 28.01 | 46.97} 17.04 | 50. 53 20.78 | 76.41 12.27
District A..... 73. 92 | 24. 83 50. 28 42.01 } sae 85.08 | 24.42 I 84. 42 | 32.86 | 80.65 9. 89
i ee pio ee ‘
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. Ip f
Diphtheria Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- Pneumania, | Diseases o
: . ge onia.; the urinary |
croup. diseases. | fever. tion. | organs.
| eal
The city -..-... 181.63 | 316. 85 | 24.27 | 391.75 | 287. 89 3.72
District A ..-.-. 200. 96 | 329.05 | 17. 67 | 689. 02 448. 30 5. 80

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much above the city average, especially for the
foreign. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was only 9.89 for the
Italians as against 42.01 for the Irish.

Consumption, pneumonia, and diseases of the urinary organs were the principal causes of the excess of deaths.
Scarlet fever, malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, cancer and tumor, heart disease and dropsy, childbirth, diseases
of the liver, and diseases of the nervous system also caused more than the average proportion of deaths. The
death rate from accidents per 100,000 of population was 176.67.

SANITARY District B.—Bounded by Park row, Catherine street, the East river, New Chambers street, and
James slip. Area, 35 acres; population, 10,626; density, 303.60 persons to the acre.

The houses in the southern part were built on wade ground, the land being originally marshy.
many cellars in this section had from 1 to 3 feet of water in them.

Tenements predominated, inhabited by a poor elass of Italian laborers and their families.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were us follows:

At high tide

 

 

 

 

 

 

fe Sane |

| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION. |

i '

; |

| Native. Foreign.

|

t Stes ; ees

I RAS :

' BEEAS: ‘ Both parents One or both parents |;

| | native. | forcign. it

; . Under 5 i il Underd

| tal. ae — T capege

| Total years. ea ; enn I Total. years. |
' nder5 wv ' Under5d |! {

| Total. years. Total. years. | '
i Snes. eorereree Feta hes

Me !

j The city.-.---. 31. 01 110. 37 30, 22 112. 41 31.88 | 109.63 |, 23.15 74.28 |

| District B..... 45.99 | 139.87 |, 45.05 161.18 46. 24 | 134.60 |! 37.31 109. 29 |

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88 VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT B—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United State: I Russia and
ni States |;
AREAS. (white). } Ireland. Germany. Poland. Taly;
\ | '
Under |15 years|! Under {15 years;| Under /15 years|! Under |15 years'| Under {15 years
15 and || and 15 and | 15 and 15 and
years. | over. i years.| over. |) years. | over. |! years.| over. || years. | over.
ra ! |
The city.....-. 54.01 15.91 || 50. 87 | 28.01 46.97 17.04 | 28.67 6. 21 76.41 | 12. 27
District B ..... 83.92 | 16.74 64. 94 | 47.73 69.44 | 29.02} 17.67 12. 08 68. 95 sii 9.40
== —
i DEATH RATES PER 100,000 Pare DUE TO—
AREAS. : 3 , i Diseases of
Dinners Diotrbeal Typhoid Consump- | Pneumonia. the urinary
croup | diseases ‘ever. Hon: organs.
= = ie | -
The city..-.... ! 181. 63 i 316.85 | 24.27 391.75 287. 89 173. 72
District B..-.. ' 207. 51 | 349. 34 | 17.91 635. 97 | 537, 44 283. 65
: i ‘

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much above the city average.

For those 15 years

of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was lowest among the Italians aud Russians and highest

among the Irish and Germans.
those of Irish mothers and 519 among those of Italian mothers.

Of the 2,760 deaths in this district during the 6-year period 1,236 occurred among

Cousumption, pneumonia, and diseases of the urinary organs were the principal causes of the excessive death
rate, but malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, measles, heart disease and dropsy, diseases of the

liver, and diseases of the nervous system caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

WARD 5

This ward was subdivided into two districts.

12,385, giving a density of 76.45 persons to the acre and 18.60 persons to each dwelling.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by Canal, Hudson, and Reade streets and the Hudson river.

It contained 162 acres, 666 dwellings, and a total population of:

Area, 80

acres; number of dwellings, 396; population, 7,259, being 90.74 persons to the acre and 18.33 persons to each

dwelling.

This was originally marsh land filled, that part west of Greenwich street having been reclaimed from the

river. The houses were mostly tenements, with a few small dwellings and business houses.
was in this district.

A large soap factory

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Native. | Foreign.
AREAS: Both parents One or both parents |
native. ‘oreign. | i
Under5 Under 5
Tota. | Under ae = || Total. | ae
. nder nder5 |
Total. years. Total years. | |
f= J}
The city....... 31.01 110. 37 30. 22 112. 41 31. 38 109. 63 | 23.15 74, 28
District A ..... 40. 53 151.78 47.70 153. 47 48. 62 151. 21 36. 61 115. 38
|

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

7 ; 1
United States | England and | eer.
eet (white). Ireland | Germany | Wales. ‘| Scandinavia.
\
= a he Se
' Under hs years| Under |15 years'| Under, ‘15 ye Sokal tek Under {15 years|| Under |15 years
: and 15 and 15 | and | 45 and || 15 and
Pariet over. years. | over. || years. “S| over. cae years. | over. years. | over,
' i !
| er ig ecaa alls
The city....... 54.01) 15.91 50.87 | 28.01 46. 97 17.04 |! 50.53 | 20.78 || 47.33 a3 | 19 13.43
District A...-. 84. 66 21.33 | 54. 20 32.10 | 56. 60 | 22. 72 | 79.49 | 21.88 [2 108. 97 i 19, 94

 

 

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 89

SANITARY DISTRICT A—Continued.

 

DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

 

 

AREAS. Tee |
Diphtheria | Diarrheal phoid Consump- .
and croup. diseases. ae tion. Pneumonia. Measles.
The city....-.. 181. 63 316. 85 24.27 | 391.75 | 287. 89 45. 67
District A..... 206. 84 | 411.55 44.78 | 541. 62 | 430. 74 72. 50
|

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was above the city average, especially among the
native of native parents. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was
greatest among the Irish and Germans and lowest among the Americans and Scandinavians.

Typhoid fever, consumption, and pneumonia were the principal causes of the excessive death rate, but
diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, measles, whooping cough, heart disease and dropsy, diseases of the liver,

diseases of the nervous system, and diseases of the urinary organs also caused more than the average proportion
of deaths. :

SANITARY DISTRICT B.—Bounded by Canal street, Broadway and Reade and Hudson streets. Area, 82 acres;
number of dwellings, 270; population, 5,126, giving 62.51 persons to the acre and 18.99 persons to each dwelling.

Two-thirds of the buildings in this district were built on marshy land. Large wholesale stores predominated,
with some factories and tenements. This was known as the “Dry goods” district.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
ARESS: | Both parents One or both parents
‘ native. foreign.
rota, [Under s |_| rata, | Under
i i ; 7
| , Under 5 . Under 5
Total. | years. Total. years.
: a i Seep ees,
1 i
The city ....-.. : 31.01 110. 37 30. 22 ! 112. 41 81.38 109. 63 i | 23.15 74. 28
District B ...-. | 36.17 125.71 a 41. 60 | a 134, 22 34. 70 2 123.69 | 29. 29 | 133. 33
Se ee ee ee eee eee [aril i atl
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
: |
United States . | England and i e
(white). : Ireland. Germany. Wales. i Italy.
AREAS. : Il
“ilies eo 1 i! |
Under 15 gears _ Under 15 years|! Under 153 years’; Under 18: years | Under his years
an » 1  ' an 15 and | 15 and ,, and
years. | over. | years. over. || years. over. || years. ’ over. years. | over.
! ‘ | :
dl sete eee :
The city ....--- 54.01 | 15.91 | 50.87 28.01 |} 46.97 17.04 | 50.53 20. 78 i 76. 41 | 12, 27 .
District B -..-.. 60. 61 28.27 | 50.57 | 27.85 47.54 ° 19.38 | 80 81 41.67 | 69.96; 7.07
| i i wale. Be Se |
DEATH RAIES PER 100,00) POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. eee Dien’ |
ipbtheria iarrhea’ Typhoid Consump- .
and croup. diseases. fever. tion. Pneumonia. Measles.
Soe | :
The city -...--. 181. 63 316. 85 24.27 391.75 287. 89 45. 67
District B ...-. 178.17 359. 36 36. 24 465. 06 371. 44 72. 48

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was above the city average. For those 15 years of

age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was lowest among the Italians, being 7.07 as against 28.27
for the Americans and 27.85 for the Irish.

Typhoid fever, diarrheal diseases, consumption, measles, heart disease and dropsy, childbirth, diseases of
the liver, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the average proportion of death

The number of stillbirths per 100,000 of population is 277.83 as against 225.41, the city average.
90 VITAL STATISTICS.

WARD 6.

This ward was subdivided into three districts, and contained 100 acres, 741 dwellings, and a total population of
23,119. Excluding a park of 7 acres, there was an average density of 248.59 persons to the acre, and 31.20 persons
‘to each dwelling.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by Canal and Center streets, Park row, and Broadway. Area, 51 acres;
population, 1,957; average population density to the acre, 38.37 persons. It contained 7 acres of park, deducting
which, the population density was 44.48 persons to the acre.

The northern part of this district was originally covered by the marshy outlet of the old Collect pond, now
‘filled in. Large manufacturing and business houses predominated, with tenements mixed in. The city prison,
‘known as “The Tombs”, was in this district.

‘The death ratesin this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
estes i
AREAS. | Both parents _|| One or both parents
|| native. foreign. |
7 Under 5! Under 5
Total. | ‘years. | | aa nee Total. years.
j nder 5 nder
Total. years. Total. years. |
The city -....-. 31.01 | 110. 37 30. 22 112. 41 31.38 109. 63 23.15 74, 28
District A..... 32. 80 119. 37 47.34 222,22 |, 29.57 99. 46 31. 44 166. 67
|
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States _| Other f
z nite ates ; er foreign
<heAe (white). Ireland. Germany. | Italy. couutties:
seks ates: | ass
Under \15 years’ Onder lis Sears) Under |15 years: | Under his years Under 115 5years
15 and 15 and i! 15 and 15 and
years. | over. gaa: lege ov | years. | over. |; years. over: years. | over.
—— = ee
The city .-.-.-- 54.01 15.91 50.87 | 28.01 46. 97 | 17. 04 76.41 12. 27 40.68 | 13.00
District A 84.25 | 20.65 || 130. 63 | 41.49 || 56.41 | 30. 30 | 20.30) 1.11 |] 18.52 | 8.23
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
mee Diphtheria | Diarrheal | Typhoid | € | | pi
iphtheria | iarrheal , vphoid onsump- | iseases of
and croup. | diseases. | fever. | tion. \ Pneumonia. | the liver.
i | i
i | |
The city ......- 181.63: 316. 85 | 24.27 | 391. 75 | 287. 89 33. 03
District A.-..- 177.40 | 212.88 ! 44.35 434.63 | 266.10 88. 70
i i i :

 

During ‘the 6-year period the death rate in this district was somewhat above the city average, and considerably
‘$0 for the native white of native parents and foreign white. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to
‘birthplaces of mothers, the highest death rate occurred among the Irish aud the Germans and the lowest among
the Italians.

Typhoid fever, malarial fever, consumption, measles, heart disease and dropsy, diseases of the liver, diseases
‘of the nervous system, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the average proportion of deatlis,

SANITARY DisTRIcY B.—Bounded by Canal and Baxter streets, Park row, and Center street. Area, 23 acres;
population, 6,576, giving an average density of 285.91 persons to each acre.

This district consisted almost entirely of made land, the old Collect pond covering most of the area from Park
wow to White street. It contained a large number of tenements crowded with Italians, Russians, and Polish Jews.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 91

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
| Native. Foreign.
AREAS: Both parents One or both parents
native. oreign.
Under 5 Under 5
Total. years. aTtaars | rea Total. years.
nder "| nder 5
Total. penis. | ‘Total. | wears,
The city.....--. 31.01 110. 37 30, 22 112. 41 31. 38 | 109. 63 23.15 74. 28
District B ....- 45. 92 133. 56 53. 22 143. 33 44.58 | 132. 02 32. 86 105. 07
!
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
|
\ | :
United States | | Russia and
bee \ Ireland. Germany. || Italy
AREAS: (white). } Poland.
' | i j ieeeae
Under lis years|' Under lis years|/ Under |15 years}; Under |15 years:| Under ‘5 years
15 and |, 15 and 15 and 15 Jand 15 and
years. | over. || years. | over. |/ years.| over. |i years. | over. || years. over.
| | | | | ih
3 i ' | ;
The city....... 54. o| 15.91 |, 50.87} 28.01 |! 46.97 | 17.04 ; 28.67) 6.21 | 76.41! 19.97
| '
District B ..... 57.33 | 38.58 | 54. 84 46.09 || 25.49 | 20.83 | 61. 06 | 10. 62 j 93.31 | 12.08
t | ! |
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
ares Dipht Diarrheal | noid | C |
iphtheria jiarrheal ; Typhoi onsump- . 2 5
and croup. diseases. | ‘ever. tion. Pneumonia. | Measles.
Te | |
|
The city....... 181.63 | 316. 85 | 24. 27 391. 75 287. 89 | 45. 67
District B ..... 221. 69 337. 82 | 39. 59 551. 60 490. 89 | 145. 16

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much above the city average, especially amoug the
native white of native parents and among the adults. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to
birthplaces of mothers, the death rate was lowest among the Russians and Italians and highest among the
Americans and Irish.

Diphtheria and croup, typhoid fever, consumption, pneumonia, measles, whooping cough, heart disease and
dropsy, childbirth, diseases of the nervous system, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the
average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT C (known as the Chinese quarter).—Bounded by Canal street, the Bowery, Park row,
and Baxter street. Area, 26 acres; number of dwellings, 374; population, 14,586, giving an average number of
561.00 persons to the acre and 39.00 persons to each dwelling.

About one-sixth of the area of this district was made land, the remainder being of good character. Crowded
tenements predominated, filled with Chinese and Italians. The notorious’ “Five Points”, formerly a very
dangerous neighborhood, was in this district.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Native. | Foreign.

AREAS: | | Both parents || Oneor both parents |,

| native. | foreign. | :

Under 5 ' Onder |

Total. years. | eee | d= | Total. years.

nder nder5 | I
Total. years, Total. years. i

e i

) | ene Np aah eee

The city.....-- 31.01 | 110.37 | 30.22 | 112.41 31. 38 109. 63 | 23.15 74.28 |
\ | :

 

| District C ..... 63.91 | 159.30 |; 59.93 | 254.90 |) 64.31 | 155.37 |! 295.71» 156.25 |
t : t i : |
92 VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT C—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
| |
; ' Russia and Other foreign
ar Treland. | | Germany. i Poland. Italy. countries.
3 \ |
| eal
Oa i ea be 15 years | aden 15 years mage ‘15 years|| Under |15 years
and | | and ' and 15 and
ue | over. | eck er uae over. en | over. || years. | over.
. H | | |
| i
The city ....--- 50. 87 | 28. 01 | 46. 97 | 17. 04 28. 67 6.21 76.41 | 12.27 40. 68 } 13.00
District C ..-.. 54.51 | 57. 95 | 45. 85 | 25.39 47.90 | 10.55 i 89. 30 ' 17. 06 88.24 63.62
i | te
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. | | '
Diphtheria Diarrheal i Typhoid » Consump- Pneuiidnis: Measles.
and croup. | diseases. | tever. ! tion.
ee
The city.....-. 181. 63 | 316. 85 i 24.27 | 391. 75 287. 89 45. 67
District C ..-.- 243. 94. 433. 15 36. 89 | 605. 69 523. 59 178. 49

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much above the city average. Diphtheria and
croup, diarrheal diseases, typhoid fever, consumption, pneumonia, measles, diseases of the nervous system, and
diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the average proportion of deaths. The proportion of stillbirths
per 100,000 of population during the 6-year period was 301.06 against 225.41, the average for the city. Of 158
deaths occurring among the Chinese in this district during the 6-year period, 120 were due to cousumption, which
accounts for a part of the extraordinary heavy death rate given for this disease. Attention has already been
called above (page 22), to the fact that the extraordinary death rate among the Chinese in this district was due
to the fact that it contained a hospital to which Chinese affected with consumption were brought from all parts of
the city. It will be observed, however, that the death rate of the native white of native parents and of those 15
years of age and upward of Irish and German mothers was also greatly above the average.

WARD 7.

This ward had an area of 202 acres and was subdivided into four districts. Population, 57,366; number of
dwellings, 2,113; persons to the acre, 283.99; persons to each dwelling, 27.15. Gouverneur hospital was in this
ward.

SANITARY DISTRICY A.—Bounded by Monroe and Jefferson streets, the East river, and Catherine street. It
had an area of 47 acres, with 360 dwellings containing 9,959 persons, giving an average density of 211.89 persons
to the acre and 27.66 persons to each dwelling.

The houses between Cherry street and the river were all built on made land. Buildings consisted of
tenements and old dwellings altered to accommodate several families, and were crowded with Russian and Polish
Jews. Catherine market and one or two large stables were located in this district.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. | Foreign.
ABESS: Both parents One or both parents . |
native. foreign. i
p Under 5! Under 5
Total. SSS SSS ae
2 years. | ixders ‘aaiten 8 Total years
' nder , nder
Total. years. Total. years.
The city -.----. 31.01 110. 37 30. 22 112. 41 31.38 109. 63 23.15 74, 28
District A ...-. 45.12 141. 64 | 84. 25, 201.72 37.72 122. 44 32. 00 41. 67
2 |
= mssce = be Se
DEATH RATES PEE 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
| | |
i United States | Russia and
i Ireland. Germany. Italy.
RABKS: | (white). 3 Poland. y
i
\
Under 15 years, Under his years|/ Under |15 years!| Under {15 years | Under |15 years
, and | 15: and 15 and 15 and 15 and
years. over. | years. . over. || years. | over. || years. | over. || years. | over.
1 ‘ |
| \ | : festooned a Ss fot es
| The city ...---- 54.01 | 15.91 | 50.87. 28.01 46.97 17.04 | 28. 67 6.21 76. 41 12. 27
; District A ..... 94.24 31.42 |) 60.20 37.08] 66.48] 25.39] 15.13] 4.38 | 55.56 7.98

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 93

SANITARY DISTRICT A—Continued.

 

DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

 

Consump- | Diseases of

 

 

 

Diphtheria Diarrheal Typhoid | : B
croup. diseases. tever. tion. Pneumonia. | ae
aes i = i
i
The city .. 181. 63 316.85! 24.27 391. 75 ! 287. 89 | 241.96
District A 240. 58 395.70 20. 92 | 461.95 491.58 | 369.56

|

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much above the city average, especially among
the adult population. The death rate, according to birthplaces of mothers, of the Russian and Polish Jews was
comparatively low, and that of the German, Irish, and American adults high.

Diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia, and diseases of the nervous system caused
more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DIsTRIcT B.—Bounded by Monroe and Grand streets aud the East river. Area, 59 acres;
population, 11,420; number of persons to each acre, 193.56.

The buildings along the river front in this district and for from one to two blocks back were on made land.
The houses consisted largely of tenements and old dwellings altered to tenements, and were crowded with Russian
and Polish Jews. There was a large car stable in this district. t

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

t
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
ee ode Sia ree eee ea ee srt ay ee ee gees 5 piace tear
Native. lI Foreign
pas palene ted teas : Pica ea
2 . 1 7
anne ' | Both parent» bc oF beth parents |
| | native. } foreign. \ |
; Under 5 ee | See eT ; Underd
Total. | years. i= i =e Total. | years.
| \" Under 5 | 1 Under5 '
' \; Total | years : Total. | years. |
met akg i | i i> ee ee
i |
Thecity..... 31.01 ! 110.37 i 30. 22 112. 41 | 31.38 109. 63 | 23.15 | 74. 28
District B..... 35. 48 : 108. 81 | 53. 83 135. 06 | 30.52 97. 53 28. 43 40. 74
| | | i :
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE OTHERS WERE BORN IN—
I United states | ; | Risiomtcnadt | iepactaania
© es || A neland an t xussla an
ARRAS. (white). | Ireland. = Germany. | "Wales. Poland.
| ' p
Te eee en ee Bes, a af
| Under |15 y ears | Under {15 years Under ‘Is years Under h5 years | Under i153 years|
15} and i 15 and 15 and. 15 1) and 1 15 and
years. | over. i years. | over. years. | over. . years. | over. | years. | over.
i f i
ap he ea; “| i oa asl ta ee mart aoe toe a ay Pee “4
The city ....... 54.01) 15, ah "50.87 | 28. 01 46.97 , 17.04 . 50.53 20.78 28.67! 6.21
y : mn : , |
District B ..... | 64.26 18. 90 | yp 45.14 32. 41 61. 36 | 21.70 5; 51.14 23.95 22.48; 3.06
i : i : {
fo DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
i seta Sea ae abe Bea ag ae aa
AREAS. | | | Preseeap
| Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid | Consump- ISCAS : oF
and croup. disedSes. Tevee: | tigi: Pneumonia. | the urinary
| | organs.
' 1 | i
' | — Bp ee Sa oe ee a eh PS <2
Thecity ....... . 181. 63 316.85 |. 2427 SOL. 75 287. 89 | 173. 72
District B ..... : 174.83 345.10 15. 20 410.47 453. 04 | 214.36

L

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was above the city average for those 15 years of
age and upward, being highest, according to birthplaces of mothers, among the Irish and lowest among the Russian
and Polish Jews. Diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more
than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRIcrT C.—Bounded by Division, Jefferson, Monroe, and Catherine streets. This district had
an area of 50 acres, with a population of 22,484 and an average population density of 449.68 persons to the acre.

The character of the dwellings and population was about the same as in the two preceding districts.
94 VITAL STATISTICS.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
Pe ay ' ] i
AREAS: ' i Both parents | Que or both parents |
' iH native. i foreign.
( Under 5 ! ‘ ; Under 5
Total. | years. | age | a Total. | years.
nder 5 ' 5 i nderd ;
| | Tote | eee. | wots | eae
'
| i =i
The city ....... 31.01 | 110.37 || 30.22 ; 112.41 j= 31. 38 109. 63 23.15 | 74.28
District C ...-. 31.12 | 89. 38 i 55.15 | 154.18 3 | 78.27 20.51 46. 38
fi , iy 1
: DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
Daited States | ! | Russia and = Other ees
1 AREAS. (white). | Ireland. i Germany. i Poland. countries.
|
! It
Under 15 Fears) | Under ‘15 years Under years]! Under . 15 years | Under |15 years
and nd bj a i 15 and |) 15 and
eats, » over. | seas | ever: years. | over. |/ years. | over. || years. | over.
' Hl 4
i ' ; jaa i |
The city ....... 54.01} 15.91 {| 50.87! 28.01 | 46.97] 17.04 || 28.67 | 6.21 i| 40.68 | 13.00
District C ..... 75.86 | 18.62 | 55.79 | 34.80 |} 30.73, 17.79 |! 21.75 | 5.27 || 60.00 | 10.30
y H i % ‘ |
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
an a sche asi | Typhoid C | la t di
iphtheria « iarrheal AP oi¢ sonsump- eart disease}
and croup, | diseases. | «fever. t tion. | FDeaMOnia: | and dropsy.
' iH ‘ :
-— | | : ! i
The city .------ 181. 63 316. 85 | 24.27 | 391.75 | 287. 89 | 138. 24
District C ..... 155.21 | 284.95 | 17.76 | 319.68 283.29. | 98.07

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was about the average for the whole city, being
relatively less among the children under 5 years of age than among the adults. It was comparatively low, according
to birthplaces of mothers, amoung the Russian Jews, both for children and adults. :

The death rates from dipltheriaand croup, diarrheal diseases, typhoid fever, consumption, pneumonia, and heart
disease and dropsy were below the average.

SANITARY DISTRICT D.—Bounded by Division, Grand, Monroe, and Jefierson streets. Area, 46 acres;
population, 13,503; average population density, 293.54 persons to the acre.

The dwellings and population were of the same general character as in the remainder of the ward.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

0 DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
‘ peters T ic ke
| Native. | Foreign.
+ |
/ : : : =
i AREAS: | doth parents | One or both parents li
: native. foreign. i
_) | Underd | abide e tcesee Bebe de ce be oR hs's| Under 5
Total. | sence: ee os || Total eare:
' i uderd apes Tnder 5 | :
: Fatal; years. | Total. years. || '
aes ae rane | SaCeT OY ny Pe ‘|= rate Soe ies
: i
We: cil Sis2ac-ece 31,01 110. 37 30. 22 12.41 ‘ 31.38 109. 63 \ 23.15 74.28 |
Distriet D..... 30.72 105, 60 41.27 137. | 27. 80 92.87 | 25.29 382.16
seas ia wife eel see tated MSs seer Fee, | ae. ae
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
i pps - a eee m1 tyes '
| United States | \ . England and Russia and
j (white). uF Treland. Germany. Wales. Poland. |
AREAS. q I
nee amas, cseseies ae i|—— | Bee Seale ae
‘ Under ‘ years, Under |15 years: { Under 15 year s| Tee 15 yer ars. Under 15 years
: 15 and | 15 amd | 15 and) 15, and || 15 | and
years. | over. years. ; over. || years. | over. | years. | over, | years. ; over.
' i
! | 4 | ils 7 ;
" The city..----- 54.01 15.91; 50.87 28.01 | 46.97 17.04 aH 50.53! 20.78 || 28.67 6.21
t i
‘ District D..... 67. 86 i 15.72 I 47.15 31.62 36, 07 15.71 1 || 37,04. 21.65 23. 65 i 5. 87
1 1 al .
\

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

SANITARY DISTRICT D—Continued.

DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE 10—

95:

 

'
AREAS.
Diphtheria
and croup.
a hy 65,55 pete sees
| The city....... 181. 63
' District D.....) 153.00

The death rate in this district during the 6-year period was slightly below the city average.

 

| Diarrheal | Typhoid Consump-
diseases. — tever. tion.
i
|
| 316.85 | 24.27 | 391.75
329.14 15.43 | 365. 14

Pneumonia.

287. 89
336. 86

Heart disease!
| and.dropsy.

 

138.24 |
129, 86
1

 

As in the other:

districts of this ward, according tothe birthplaces of mothers, the death rate of the Russian Jews was comparatively
low, while of the Irish, 15 years of ageand upward, it was above the average.
_ Diarrheal diseases and pneumonia caused more than the average proportion of deaths, while the rates from
diphtheria and croup, typhoid fever, consumption, and heart disease and dropsy were below the average.

This ward was subdivided into three districts.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by West Houston, Varick, and Canal streets.and the Hudson river.

WARD 8.

It contained 170 acres, 1,739 dwellings,.and' a total population
of 31,220, giving an average density ot 183.65 persons to the acre and 17.95 persons to each dwelling.

The outlet of the Collect pond was through the southern part of this ward, and it formerly spread out over
about half of the ward's surface, converting it into a marsh, which has since been filled.

Area,,

57 acres; number of dwellings, 683; population, 10,872; average number of persons to the acre, 190.74; to each.

dwelling, 15.92.

From Canal to Spring street was formerly marsh land.

Tenements aud old dwellings predominated.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

] ;
| i
. |
| aera ean wat Seteoe at eee ae
| Native. i Foreign. ‘
2 : ie Paes: |
i \ I, | ;
AREAS: ! i i Both parents | One or both parents | '
{ native. | foreign. {!
1 . 1 | ty
| | Total. | Under 5 ene np poten, : Ter 5
| | “ | Under 5 Under 5 slay
| { loom nder 5}; nder 5 1,
| \ i yy Petal. | years. |! Total years. i
es ee ee ee
The Fe 3LO1 | 110.87 | 30.22 | 11241 | 31.38 109.63 | 23.15 | Th28 |
| District A..... | 31. 22 116, 74 4 35. 64 123. 72 i 29. 39 113,320, 9 31.47 \ 153, 85
} i ! i
| SS = eS ————— =
! DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
| ae ee eee ee ay ae ee
\ Tnited States Sis & England and ' e
: AREAS. (white). | Arelondss< i) lGermany | Vales. ! Ttaly
| ee ee ; = es ag eae ey Spe a at a ee er
, Under 15 years|| Under 15 years, Under }15 years, Under 15 years. Under his years}.
| \ 15 and || 15 | and 15 and 15 and | 15 and
, years. over. || years. ' over. i] years. | over. | years.» over. | years. | over.
ea a ee ce
| ‘The city ....... | st. 01 15,91 | 50,87) 2801 | 46.97 17.04 50.53) 20.7B 76.41 | 12.87
| District A..... 87.25 19.65 | 48.19 29.28!) 40.91) 16.441 54.71) 25.67! 80,88 | 5.71
1 } ‘ ' ik i
| MG ee ae ee tute ~ F a
i DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE ‘TO—
| AREAS. PSG Sn ie Vpn pee Po ae ee a eae ee one
| Diphtheria = Diarrheal Typhoid Consiump- 3 ee I areata
| and croup. ' diseases. fever. tion. PD monL ! Chulbinth;
1 oa eats Mn ap ee a Sire ha Oe ny, ps ee ete Un ! oy
7 t
‘The city. 2... 181. 63 316.85. | 24.27 291.75. | 287, 89 26.72
| District A ..... 136. 74 279. 37 | 23. 53 486.69 | 285, 25 33. 82

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was

for children under 5 years of age.

tor those of other nationalities, but lower for the Italian adults.
Consumption, scarlet fever, heart disease and dropsy, diseases of the nervows system, diseases of the urinary

organs, and childbirth caused more than the aver:

about the city average, being somewhat in excess

ige proportion of deaths.

According to birthplaces of mothers, it was higher tor the Italian children than
96 VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT B.—Bounded by Spring strect, Broadway, and Canal and Varick streets. ie, 57 acres;
number of dwellings, 464; population, 8,520; the average density being 149.47 persons to the acre, and 18.36 persons
to each dwelling.

From Canal to Grand streets was formerly marsh land. East of West Broadway business predominated, but
on the west was a large and crowded tenement district. On Sullivan and Thomas streets was a settlement known
as “Little Africa”, inhabited almost exclusively by colored people.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
  
  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign. ”
AREAS: | | Both parents ‘One or both parents |
native. foreign. |
e Under 5 1, Under 5
Total. years. : ea : ea Total. | years
i , nder 5 : Under 5 ‘
| | Total. years. | Total. } years. i
i
be | ! ' '
The city .....- 31.01 | 110.37 30. 22 | 112.41 |; 31.28 109. 63 23.15 | 74.28
District B_._.. 53. 56 148. 88 | ¢ 62.00 180. 72 i 51. 20 142. 83 27. 30 138. 89
1
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
U d Stat | | | England and |
nited States || England an 2
A Ireland. j Germany. | x Italy.
AREAS. (white). | | ‘ Wales. |
i { |
Under |15 years'| Under |15 years|| Under 15 years| Under i15 years! Under 15 years
15 and 15 and 15 | and | and ; and
years. over. years. over. | years. ‘ over. years. Hl over. ia ! over.
i
ne ! | as
| i ! | | | ;
The city .. 54.01 15. 91 50. 87 | 28.01 |) 46.97 | 17.04 50.53 | 20.78 76.41 ' 12. 27
District B 90. 60 | 34.72 62. 58 | 43.35 56. 91 22. 72 61. 73 | 36, 3¢ 79. 02 14.91
| I
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO— ,
AREAS. |
Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid | Consump- _ 1 Diseases of
nd croup. diseases. fever. | tion. Pneumonia. , the urinary
| organs.
| |
The city ...-.-. 181. 63 | 316. 85 24.27 | 391.75 5 287. 89 173. 72
District B 257. 05 384. 63 33.77 576. O1 | 422.15 270. 18

 

 

The death rate in this district during the 6-year period was excessively high both among the children and the
adults, and was higher among the native children of native parentage than it was among children of foreign
parentage. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was highest of all
among the Irish and lowest among the Italians.

Diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, typhoid fever, consumption, pneumonia, and diseases of the urinary
organs caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT C.—Bounded by West Houston street, Broadway, and Spring and Varick streets. Area,
56 acres, with 592 dwellings, containing a population of 11,828, being an average of 211.21 persons to the acre and
19.98 persons to each dwelling.

To the east of West Broadway were geuerally business and manufacturing houses; west of West Broadway
teuements and old dwellings prevailed, which, however, were not crowded. The Freneh quarter was in this
district.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PEK 1,000 WitITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
aa | | Both parents, One or both parents
| native. foreign.
os | Under 5 *
Lotal. | years. re rt Ee Ae ve Total. U aor 5
A Under 5 | Una as
! 1 der day. nder 5
» ‘Total. years | Total. years.
ee ee Ss ae eee —|———— | ——-.- a onsEs, yee
‘The city 2.22... 31.01 | 10.37 || 30.22 ] aa41 31, 38 169. 63 93.15 74 28
District C 34.70 | 116.09 | 32.62 | 109,77 25, 55 118.17 26.00 106.67

 

 

 

 

 
NEW YORK CITY: AND BROOKLYN. 97

SANITARY DISTRICT C—Continued.

 

DEATH RATES

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“4
| pe 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
| ee ee ee ie
' i |
MY Nowe i Ireland. La Germany. I France. Italy.
AREAS. | | i |
a cee all a ee
7
Under 15 jearil| Under {15 fue Under hs years|| Under is years Under 15 ena!
and and: |) 15 and 15 and and
years. | over. |! years. | over. || years. | over. || years. | over. weanis over.
oes ae a
: | i i |
{ The city ...-.-.. 54, 01 i 15. 91 | 50. 87 28. 01 | 46.97) 17.04 | 47.01 ; 17.86 76. 41 . 12.27
Jiistrict C .._.. | 52.74 16.57 i 39.19 | 34.33 I 50. 25 20: 24 \ 75,43, i7.69 67. 20 | 10. 73 |
I !
seen SEES SESE =-+= -
| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—- !
i. '
AREAS Stet teat Aaliy ee ok, pet ae ea ia ~

 

 

 

 

is
Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- f ,
‘and croup. diseases. |e fever. tion. Pneumonia. | Childbirth.
f 1
The city 181. 63 | 316, 85 | 24.27 891.75 287. 89 26. 72
District C 197. 32 | 277. 06 13. 51 456. 81 277. 06 32.44

The death rate in this district during the 6-year périod was somewhat above the city average, especially among
the children under 5 years of age. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers,
it was highest among the Irish and lowest among the Italians. It was lower for the French than for the Germans.

Diphtheria and croup, consumption, childbirth, and diseases of the nervous system caused inore than the

average proportion of deaths.
WARD 9.

This ward was subdivided into four districts. It contained 316 acres, 3,557 dwellings, and a population of
54,425, making an average of 172.23 persons to the acre and 15.30 persons te each dwelling.

One-third of the area of this ward, in districts A and C, consisted of made land, reclaimed from the river. St.
Vincent’s hospital was in this ward..

SANITARY DistRicr A.—Bounded by West Eleventh, Hudson, and West Houston streets and the Hudson
river. Area, 68 acres; population, 9,137; number of persons to the acre, 134.37.

West of Washington street was made land. The buildings were principally tenements «and middle class
dwellings, not crowded. A large car stable was located therein.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

_ “I
Native. iB Foreign.
AG “e i
tp ee at 7 ' sy
ALBAS: | Both parents ‘One or both parents : j
i | native. ‘ toreign. | i |
, Under56 nk eta ‘Som, | Under 5
| Yotal. | years, | oF i oe i! Total. ; years.
' ‘Under 5 ‘ / Under 5 , : :
. Total. | years. : Total. | years. \ i
{ | |
ao Fe ee we etait a |: ne see tat |e ast wing ena eA °F a
The city SLOL » 110.37 $0.22, 112.41 j 31. 38 | 109.63: 23. 15 74, 28 '
District A ..... 28. 59 108.33 | 33. 99 156. 36

102. 25 26. 81 94.51 30. 05
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i
|

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1 : y
| i |
United States : || England and | seks
wees (white). Ireland. | Germany. | Vales. I Scotland. |
S. \| :
ae ee a
Under li years Under 15 years Under |15 years i Under i18 3 sears Under 15 years
/ and | 1 | and |} 15 aud l | a ' and |
years. over. ; years. over. |) years. | over. | sae tae ' co, over.
Lig ee Recs acca sa ee saa: eee pores: | ates
' : ! ' .
The city .....-- BA.0L | 15.91 | 50.87 28.01 | 46.97 > 17.04 | 50.53, 20.78 a 43.71 1 21.91
District A ...-. 45.62! 16.17 |) 48.56 28.76) 57.14 20.76, 51.62 31. 88 , 32. 26: 34. 06
Ib ‘ | :
| DEATIC RATES PER 100.000 POPULATION DUE TO— |
- D sicantseian “s: ee ee
; AREAS. ae | ;
s iphtheria Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- |, 7, | Malarial
! and croup. diseases. fever. tion. eA teauanen ia fever.
chine wets! ae a ge ‘
‘Phe city ..... a 181.63 | 316, 85 24.27 391.75 287. 80 24.62 |
| District A .- 151.25 262. 41 25.51 284. 50 258, 77 32. 80 |
|

 

938——7 2
98 VITAL STATISTICS.

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was a little below the city average among the native
white population, especially among the children under 5 years of age. For those 15 years of age and upward,
according to birthplaces of mothers, it was highest among the Scotch.

Typhoid fever, malarial fever, measles, whooping cough, diseases of the liver, diseases of the nervous system,
aud diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT B.—Bounded by Charles street, Greenwich and Sixth avenues, aud Carmine, Bleecker,
Hancock, West Houston, and Hudson streets. Area, 79 acres; population, 21,230, being an average of 268.73
persons to the acre,

This was all good ground, containing large tenements and small dwellings for the middle class, aud not
crowded.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

\ DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| Native. Foreign.
Jama Ss ae ee
~ |
AREAS: ! | Both parents One or both parents a
! native. foreign. 1
| oral, Unders |. | | oeat, Under s
| yee Yotal. Unders | Yotal. | Under & : .
| ; i ah years. |i 4 | years. |!
[aes 1 t Sune at | ' : | 2 ;
: i |
: ‘Lhe city ....... | SL. OL 110. 37 30. 22 112. 41 | 31. 38 | 109.63 |; 23.15 74. 28
! District B ..... | 27.92 107. 86 | 28. 01 107. 47 : 27. 84 | 108. 14 | 27. 52 111.11
. |
| \ ieee.
| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
| I United St | England and !
ni ates ngland an 4
reland. Scotland. | F i
| tae es | (white). Trelan ales. Scotlan i ance
' ;
¥ 1
\ | (
| ' Under 15 years Under | |S years Under 115 years’ Under [15 years) Under i15 years
: | and 15} and 15 | and | 15 and || 15 | an
‘ ba over. years. over. years. ' over. years. over. i years. over.
: = siecee wis) dom eee ( :
i" ‘ ! | ‘ :
' ‘The city. ..---- 54.01 15.91 59.87 28. 01 50.53 ' 20.78 48.71 | 21.91 5 47.01 | 17. 86
_ District B..--. ‘ 50. 27 18. 67 50. 78 i 27. 26 45.71 , 17.55 30.56 , 20.00 | 46. 59 14.47
' " I ' ‘ 7 '
; ee =
i DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE ‘'to—
AREAS. Pa ' 4 ake ye
Diphtheria Diarrheal Typhoid ; Consump- : ., | Diseases of
1 _ and croup. diseases. fever. | tion. ; Pneumonia. the liver.
| 4 | . — 4 ” ae ee io. a
» The city .-.---- é 181. 63 316. 85 24. 27 391.75 | 287. 89 33. 03
District B 148. 24 256.47 | 25.10 425. 88 218. 82 41.57

The death rate in this district was somewhat below the city average for the uative and above the average
for the foreign for the 6-year period. For those 15 years old and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers,
it was less among the French and next among the English, being highest among the Irish and Scotch.

Typhoid fever, consumption, heart disease and dropsy, and diseases of the liver caused more than the average
proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICY C.—Bounded by West Fourteenth, Hudson, and West Eleventh streets and the Hudson
river. Area, 89 acres; population, 10,013; average number of persons to each acre, 112.51.

About one-half of this district, along the river front and extending back nearly as far as Greenwich street,
was inade Jand, on which were built tenements and old dwellings. It contained one large brewery.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

|
Native, Foreign. |
fe ad fe le oe
EEA: Both parents |) Que or both parents : ;
| i | native, i foreign. ; d
Presa Under 5 |! TUNE nes (Fat Chaar. Coed Vow ‘ Under 5
| | ‘Total. years. 7 ie | Total. wears. ~
ae Underd} ».) | Under 5 5
| | ‘Total. years. | Total. | years,
F |
| — a - soos
i 1 1 ; 1 y
| ‘The city...--.- | 31.01 110.37 j 8022 NAT 31.38 ' 109.63 || 93.15 74. 28
” District C...--- | 28.26 106.01 || 29.20. 108. 39 27. 66 104. 63 28.28 145. 83
1
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 99

SANITARY DISTRICT C—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BOKN IN—
sear ee, Y gauthy z os eee
| United Sate i Treland. |} Germany. Brgland and Scotland.
AREAS. (white). | i Vales.
\ I
Sait pees aiy 2 ie |S
‘iu under 15 years); Under 15 years, Under 115 years | Under 15 years Under lis years
15 and ‘ana 13 | and and | and
years. , over. || years. ; over. i years. ; over. | ae over. |] y' gue. "over.
i : ! i} |
eae seen | ‘ie pert I Say :

The city ....---; 54.01) 15,91 |) wa 28.01 || 46.97! 17.04 ° 50.53! 20.78 || 43.71) 21.91
District C... 56, 65 13.80) 44.94 | 24 24 | 34.71) 13.83 h 39. 57 ik 23.04 Te 43. 10 ue 15, 23
: DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE ‘TrO—

mS ids eee eon Fomede Neca
Yiphtheria iarrhea: Ty phoi onsum)p- D. 1ooping
and croup. i diseases. | fever. tion. | Pneumonia. i cough.
!

!

The city ....--- 181.63 | 316.85 | 24,27 391.75 287.89 | 33.70
i

District C ...... | 187.92! 296. 02 23.28 | 340. 92 204. 55 49. 89

     

 

The death rate in this district for the 6-year period was below the city average for the native and above the
city average for the foreign, especially among the children under 5 years of age.

Whooping cough; diphtheria aud croup, diseases of the nervous system, and diseases of the liver caused more
than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT D.—Bounded by West Fourteenth street, Sixth avenue, Charles street, Greenwich
avenue, and Hudson street. Area, 80 acres; population, 14,045, an average of 175.56 persons to the acre.

Business houses and dwellings were in about equal proportion, with some tenements and a large brewery.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
= vacapenis So sae a ete s
| Native. | Foreign.
eee . ona Pee!
| AREAS: i Both parents - One or both parents !!
| | native. foreign. iF
ah Under 5 pa A ap aa A Eee te Rie Under 5
Total. | “years. are aa Total. “vears.
Vote nder 5° wy nder 5
Total years. Total. years.
| | ----—}——; —i- ype
| The city .....-. 31.01 ! 110,37 | 30.22 112.41 3L.48 | 109. 63 i 23.15 74. 28
District D 2... 23, 24 | 102. 70 25, 63 97. 80 22.79 | 107. 93 ‘ 27.53 51. 28
‘ i | i
| DEATH RATES PER 1.000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
| omen eaten | eae a rr ere
nited States A » England and
: js : Ireland. Germany. , Scotland
| AREAS. (white). Vales. - |
: ee eae 7 I Rome te eee Soa
| Under |15 years | Under |15 years) Under 15 years | | Under 15 years’ Under 15 years
| 15 and i 15 and 15 and 15 and |) 45 and ;
i _ Years. over. | years. | over. years. over. ~ years.’ over. | years. over.
oo Seay tae —_— ie floes. easels oS , ween gas
Lhe city ....... 54.01 15.91 | 50.87! 28.01 46.97] 17.08 50,54) 20.78 4.71 21.91
. District D..... 42.96 16. 41 | 50.21 | 26.38 : 52.41 15. 56 33.33 5 18,83 38. 46 234, 38
i i ; i |
aoe Baas ase Sever eae =) |
i Se ee — |
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE ‘roO— !
: AREAS. 7 2 ; ee ae \ oon ae :
! Diphtheria Diarrhea Typhoic Consump- A . Cancer and
! and croup. diseases. fever. tion. ‘ Pneumonia. ! tumor.
{ 1
I; =
» PNOIIYs goss. 181. 63 316, 85 24.27 891. 75 287. 89 60.55 |
District Do... 105. 52 177. 83 21 dt 368,71 i 219. 33 85. 36

 

The death rate in this district for the 6-year period was considerably below the city average for the native

and above the

according to birthplaces of mothers, was greatest among the Irish and Scotch.
Malarial fever, cancer and tumor, heart disease and dropsy, diseases of the liver, and diseases of the nervous

system caused more t

han the average proportion of deaths.

city average for the adults of foreign birth. The death rate for those 15 years of age aud upward,
100 VITAL STATISTICS.

WARD 10.

This ward was subdivided into two districts and contained 106 acres, 1,496 dwellings, and a total population
of 57,596, being the most denseiy populated ward in the city, the average number of persons to an acre being
543. 36, with 38.50 persons to each dwelling.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by Grand, Norfolk, and Division streets and the Bowery. This district
lay on the elevated ridge east of the Bowery, and was all good land. Area of the district, 52 acres; population,
30,490; average number of persons to the acre, 586.35.

Tenements predominated in this district and were crowded with Russian and Polish Jews of uncleanly
habits. A large brewery was in this district.

The death rates in this district, compared with ne average rates for the ots were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  
  
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ie Ct he ae ee wr ee m a 1
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION. i
= =e a6 ore Se Sere Reg ARNE: Co eS
Native. | Foreign.
\
seers wo meee og a2 eaves ee eee nd
AREAS: | Both parents aie One i both parents |:
| native. | foreign. ;
5 Wider oo a ccceceetenieevell <useuivermnceurmamnah 4 | Under 5
aoe | years. | ea i Paes | Total. | years.
5 nder 5 | ; UnderS =:
! | Total. years. | Total | years.
Sc a a Sl pees ee aes | pvt paces olsen
| The city ....... 31.01 } 110.37 | 30.22 | 112.41 j[ 31.38 | 109.63 i 23.15 | 74.28
' District A..... 48.80, 96.05 || 82.31 323.23 | 46.27 | 89.94 | 14.97 | 43.75
! i : i : ‘| i
= SS : ee £5 @ sees
| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN.—
i
' United States | | . | Russia and Ee Other foreign
; ! Ireland. Germany. | i
‘ARERR: (white). ‘ Poland. a countries.
sieves 2 1 ' So!
Under | year Bader js. = Under {15 years| Under :15 years} wader 1S, Nears
15 | and | | 15 and 1 and: i
. years. | over. gone: i me, i years. ; over. |! years. over. aes i over!
i i
ae | lan becesig| [twee Sy cee
The city -.....- 34.01 15.91 50.87 | 28.01 i, 46.97 ly 17.04 | 28. 67 40. 68 13.00
District A ..... 136.73 43,57 | 103. 88” 63.57! 74.21 | 37,25 ! 31.94 73. 30 14. 26
| eg, ls ‘ i ie
i ge saree eee Se es oe ey
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE ‘TO—
i AREAS. ahd Ry oe wees Wass a. : 7 7
Diphtheria Diarrheal Typhoid Conswap- | . ee AALS :
and croup. diseases. fever. tion. | Pneumonia Childbirth, 1
gfe alee ek hess ae
whe city 2.2... ‘ 181.63 | 316. 85 24.97 391.75 287. 89 26.72 |
District A ..... : 202. 06 306. 85 19.11 286. 01 297. 01 33. 00

 

During the 6-year period the death rate i in this district was considerably abov e the he average for those of
native birth and below the city average for those of foreign birth. Accordiug to the birthplaces of mothers, the
death rate among the Russian and Polish Jews of the tenement house population was less than that of any other
nationality, both for those under and those over 15 years of age. The highest death rate of those under 5 years of
age occurs among the native white of native parents.

Scarlet fever, diphtheria and croup, pneumonia, and childbirth caused more than the average proportion of
deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT B.—Bounded by Rivington, Norfolk, and Grand streets ne the Bowery. Area, 54
aeres; population, 27,106; average population, 501.96 persons to the acre.

This district was also good, firm Jand. As in the preceding district, tenements predominated, crowded with

tussian and Polish Jews.

The death rates in this district, Eiaret wane the average rates for the es were as follows

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DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
‘
ee
- Native. | Foreign, |
S. | a I i ~ ok
i ARES | ' Hoth parents | One or both parents, | '
| " | native. 1 foreign. |
teat Under 5 U cemvicis Under 5 |
\ Total. years. i cnet e -||- —- ——,; Total. years. |
' logy Under 5 | | Under 5 « ‘
| Yotal. | ‘Yeurs. || ‘Total. veiire. |
| ; | | a |
| The city......- 31.01 110.37 30.22 aT I 31.38 109.63) 23.18 74.28 |
: District Be... | 38. 74 39. 18 52.70 149.24 |) 36.70 82.78 |
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NEW YORK: CITY AND BROOKLYN. 101

SANITARY DISTRICT B—Continned.:

 

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t

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN 1N-— |
United States || |
1

1;
Germany. |
i

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

|
| Aussie and Other foreign
. Ireland. | |
(white). | i Poland at | countries.
AREAS. 1 jes
ween anes vere cee aoe || eee 5 Se joa cesses
Under .15 years; Under | years|| Under Is years! aes |15 va Under hs years
15 and || 15 | and 15 and | + and | |
years. | over. ‘| years. | over. || years. ; over. | oe ! aver. |: oun ( ee
\ | ' _|
'

 

7 " Pg th gl
i 98.01 01 | 46.97: fea! 28. 67 |

51. 22 | 60. 36

6.21 2 40.68 | 13.00
j

15.91 | 50.
23.36 || 26.36! 4.39 30.20! 6.86

i
The city......- | 0,
| 93.37 | 98,
| i

District B

   

DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

 

AREAS. ~ I ' } | |

aelaronne pen Agel Consullp: Pneumonia. | Childbirth. |

Reeatiea wis Base etd ghee ke ae ae ee enn eee |e 1 ah att {--- |
‘ + .

The eity......- i 181. 63 316.85 27 | 391.75 | 287. 89 26.72 |

District B ..--. 171. 28 204. 13 20. 84 330.18 | 253.99 | 27.35 |

I

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During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was above the city average for the native and below
it for the foreign, and was especially high among the native white adults of native parents. For those 15 years of
age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was highest of all among the Irish and lowest among the
Russian and Polish Jews. Childbirth caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

WARD 11.

This ward was subdivided into four districts. Area, 218 acres; number of dwellings, 2,400; total population,
75,426; average density, 345.99 persons to the acre, and 31.43 to each dwelling.
St. Francis hospital was located in this ward.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by Second, Columbia, Rivington, and Clinton streets and Avenue B. Area,
32 acres; population, 24,435; average density, 763.59 persons to each acre, making it the most densely populated
district in the city.

With the exception of a small part in the eastern end the houses were all built on good, firm land, and were
mostly tenements and old dwellings altered for the accommodation of two or three families.

Germans and Bohemians predominated in this district.

The death rates in this district, ee with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

; i
| Native. i Foreign. !
: | i
: AREAR: Both parents One or both parents \! :
: i native. foreign. : '

eo aie | Uuder 5 i) : Under 5 |
petal | years. |i ah | ae Fonte, |
i ' gota). Undeta”  ayeay Under 5- . i
: '

years. |: “years. '
i

31.38
43.850, 94.51 59.20 | 187.17 42.02

 

: . ~
The city.....-. $1.01 110.370, 30,22 112. 41 ri
District A..

 

se

2315 | 74.28

14.71; 50.10
|

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN tN—

i

|

| a
G : a | Sats Other foreign |

AREAS. (white). EEE: Poland i Hungary countries.

| il - !

|

1

}

!

1

fu “ a sees!

ss
United States |! of Russia aud
'
‘|

 

' Under “sears Under is years} Under sever Under 15 years, Under | 15 years!
» 15 and 15 | and | 15 and 15 and (15 and |
years — over. || years. over. || years. | over. |) years. | over. ' Years. , over. |
“|

 

 

 

 

 

   

  
   

 

 

The city... 54.01 | 15.91 | 46.97 | 47.04 | 28.67 6.21 || 47.21] 8.45) 40.68] 13,00
' District A. 93.91 | 15.64 44.66. 26.30 i 27.63. 4.12) 54.77] 9.28 24.12) 5.88 i
' :
en of seeds eee La al ; ee ae : ay
DEATH RATE>
: AREAS. \ ; ~ —? Sareony
! Diphtheria Diarrheal Typhoid Conswnp- | = acai :
; and croup. | diseases. fever. tion,» Pneumonia. Childbirth. ;
ti se era j bite an he ee ee a IS " | i a |

i i ‘ \ i
| rhea The city....... 181.63: 316.85 | 24.27 391.75 | 287. 89 26. 72
| Bi 281.89 | 30.15
!

District A..... | 208.90 | 322, 56 15.43 | 300. 82

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t
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102 VITAL STATISTICS.

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was decidedly above the city average for those
of native birth, and below it for those of foreign birth. It was comparatively low among the children under 5
years of age and high among the adults. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of
mothers, it was lowest among the Russian and Polish Jews and the Hungarians and highest among the Germans.

Diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, measles, and childbirth caused more than the average proportion of
deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICY B.—Bounded by Eighth street, Avenue D, Second street, and Avenue B. Area, 50 acres;
population, 19,785; number of persons to each acre, 395.70.

Nearly all of this district was formerly marsh land, and the same characteristics as to tenements and population
obtained as in the preceding district.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

'
i DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHILE POPULATION. i
fie pe oe ee a sa a
:
' Native. Foreign. |
! i |
Vesta mes es 3
1
AREAS: | Both parents _ One or both parents | |
: | native. 4 foreign. :
ap . Under 5 |! ls . 1 ' Under 5
Total. years. 1 t ales “a Total. years
1 Under |, Under 5 || ' |
Total. years. | Total. ly years. | : |
ee ee =
: |
The city ....... | 31.01 ' 110.37 30. 22 112. 41 31.38 | 109.63 || 23.15 | 74. 28
District B-.... | 27.46 92. 44 | 33. 80 | 96.47 || 26.37 ' 91.49 | 20. 34 | 65.08
| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
! See ances | ate a, pe ar eee a
i | iH 3 '! Other foreign
Ireland. ; Germany. Hungary. ‘| Bohemia. ca
bE : : : countries.
AREAS. | i i -
Me cence, erent es me Bay, pened Views
|
Under jis veare! Under 15 years|| Under |15 years|| Under 11s years | Under 15 years
| 15 | and 15 and 15 and 15 and | | and
; years. over. | years. ' over. || years. | over. || years. | over. '| years. | over.
- | I | : | “
' ! \ Sw
The city ......- 50.87 | 28.01 | 46.97 | 17. 04 47.21 8.45 82.57 | 20.31 40. 68 13. 00
District B..... 37.96 | 35.67 | 34.81 17.76 32. 65 3. 74 97. 98 24.55 34.54 12. 05
Hs Piss Zeck)
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

AREAS. oy | iene | fecica | ——
Diphtheria iarrheal | Typhoi Consump- | A sana
and croup. , diseases. | — fever. tion. Pneumonia. | Childbirth.

wae e as 2 a
The city ....... 181.63 | 316. 85 24.27 391.75 287.89 | 26.72
District B ...-. 154. 15 307. 44 18.19 318.70 252. 01 | 19.05

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average for both the native and the
foreign. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was highest among the
Irish and lowest among the Hungarians.

The death rates for all the specified causes were below the city average.

SANITARY DISTRICT C.—Bounded by East Eighth street, the East river, Rivington and Columbia streets, and
Avenue D. Area, 52 acres; dwellings, 524; population, 12,694, making au average of 244.12 persons to the acre,
aud 24.23 persons to each dwelling.

More than half of this district was made laud, reclaimed from the river, and the remainder was originally a
marsh. The characteristics of the buildings and population were similar to those in the preceding districts.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION. i

 

 

 

 

 

 

i |
ley a TN a an SN - = ~ ‘ |
| Native. Foreign.

ae ro are a8 roe a) td “| a os
AUEAS. Both parents ; Que or both parents | \
native. ii foreign. |
- Under5 | Nah aban oee SIE Under5
Fotal. | vears. Widens | aa Total. | “years.
1. | Under T, nder 5
| Total. | years. | Total. years.
1 it
eee See Ps sha pan ae a
The city ..-..-. 31. 01 | 110. 37 30,22 | 112.41 | 31.38 | 109.63 | 23,15 74. 28
District C....| 95.98 | 98.58 || 44.75 | 117.65 | 3013 1.78 jj 17 | 69.65
st Ni yes ag hse a esl \ .

 

 

 

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

SANITARY DISTRICT C—Continued.

 

103

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
Woda. tao
United States , | | ary, | Other foreign
rnest (white). Treland. | Germany. : Hungary. countries.
ee i oe
‘Under 15 years Under hs gear) ee ‘15 years; Under ‘15 years. Under 15 years)
i 15 and 1 | and |, and | 15 and 15; and
years. over. } years. | over. |i meee ' over. | years. ; over, |' years.) over.
ie ii Se —I — --l | aacteoseesal, excweous ae hs
| The city ......., 54.01 _ 15.91 "50.87 | 28.01 46.97 17.04 47,21 8.45 40. 68 ‘ 13. 00
District C ....! 58.82 19.81 54.52 | 47.44 |) 57.85 26.61 | 48.0% 7.42 9.91 3.17)
SSSess Sa ei ee, my
: DEATH KATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
-—— - = — ne] so eee
APEAS. ‘
leary ; : s Diseases of
| Diphtheria | Diarrheal | Typboid , Consump | |
and croup. diseases. i fever. i tion. 1. Pneumonia. | ea nrcerics
i ‘
| | |p a ae . aa
1
The city ....... 181.63 | 316. 85 | 24.27 | 391. 75 287. 89 173.72
District C ..... 172. 78 | 307.77 | 25.65. | 349.61 | 330.71 Ag 182. 28

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was somewhat higher than the city average both for

the native and the foreigu.

For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was

lowest among the Hungarians and highest among the Irish. ;
Typhoid fever, pneumonia, diseases of the nervous system, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more

than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT D.—Bounded by East Fourteenth street, tle East river, East Eighth street,and Avenue

B. Area, 84 acres; population, 18,512

3 average number of persons to each acre, 2
The whole of this district was either made land, reclaimed from the river,
buildings consisted mostly of tenements and old dwellings, and the German element predominated.

20.38.
or marsh land filled in. The

In this

district were a brewery aud some gas houses.
The death rates in this dishes compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
  
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

so a
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
ae ee eget Sy Slee
4 Native i Foreign. i
; 1
| AREAS. cent eee fo
} g Both parents One or both parents | | |
; native. : | foreign. ;
' Tote DC teres ag GS 6 Sees Soe ,) | Unders
i Total. years. i Gna i | ar 4 oti years.
! nder5 || . | Underd |
Total. years. | Total. | years. |
/ | a acest |
is i
: The city ....-.. 31.01 110. 37 30. 22 112. 41 | 31. 38 | 109. 63 | 23.15 | 74.28 |
' District D.... | 28.79 96.73 | 32.15 82.05 || 27.93 103. 38 | 24.70 | 129.17 |
i i | H 1 {
. sa aan
| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN INX—
| ete eet Goes aaa eee = a5
| 7
' | d Pant
I United States | } “, Otlier ‘foreign
| Awe: (white). Ireland. Germany . Hungary. colathes”
! poe Nees oa ae
Under |15 years Under 15 years| Tn vv nuer 5 years}, ' Under 15 years'| Under '15 vears
| 15 and a! ' and 15 | and 15 and |
years. | over. ae | over. | ae - over. | years. | over. || years. | over. |
: | i
le pies eee as
: The city .....-- 54, OL 15. 91 50. 87 | 28.01 9 46.97 17.04! 47.21 ' 8.45 | 40.68 13.00 |
| Distriet De... | 45.09 8.33 |) 44.06) 29.74 | 42.70 15.76) 38.57 6.67 | 28.87" 5.85 |
iS ee gt tlle ce, i mall Iason ee
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO. - |
\
i Diphtheria | Diath i | . i | a ; a
iphtheria | iarrhea. Typhoid Consamy: i
: and croup. | diseases. | fiver. tion. ! Pneumonia. | Scarlet fever.’
“a Teas eee Spe ae i
i ' : ;
The city 2.22... 181. 63 316. 85 24.27 391.75 | 287. 89 ou. 19 |
1 ;
j District D.._.. 181.41 | 320. 25 22. 21 357. 27

dacs teen

During the 6-year period the death
slightly higher for the foreign, especially

\ os. 3b |

rate in this district was lower than the city average for the native and
for the children under 5 years of age. For those 15 years of age and

upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was lowest among the Hnngarians and highest among the Irish.
Scarlet fever, diarrheal diseases, and childbirth caused more than the average proportion of deaths.
104 VITAL STATISTICS.

WARD 12.

This ward occupied the northern end of Manhattan island above Eighty-sixth street, including Wards and
Randalls islands, and was subdivided into eighteen districts, containing 5,879 acres, 15,141 dwellings, and a
population of 245,046. The number of persons to the acre of total area was 41.68, and the number to each dwellin g
was 16.18. There were 658 acres of parking in this ward, deducting which the average rises to 46.93 persons to the
acre.

The hospitals and institutions on Wards and Randalls islands..were in this ward.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by West Ninety-fourth street, Eighth avenue, One hundred and tenth street,
Fifth avenue, Eighty-sixth street continued through Central park, and the Hudson river, and included that
portion of Central park lying north of Eighty-sixth street. Total area, 555 acres, of which, 379 acres were included
in Central park; number of dwellings, 416; population, 5,107. Excluding Central park the number of persons to
each acre was 29.02, and the number to each dwelling, 12.28.

This district ses all good and high ground, principally occupied by fine residences.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1
i DEATH RATES PER 1.000 WHITE POPULATION. ;
: !
A Ss SoS os seemaae if
: Native. Foreign.
ms fe te pene Tee ee ip ae hab ae ee TOE. Vey cre
AREAS: : M" Both parents " One or both parents
native. foreign.
- Tots ; UndersS jj eo Soa! Cale Ses als 7 ' Under 5
: Total. ‘yeaa, | = We i eee | Total years
4 nder 5 | . t nder5 .
: | Total. years. Total. | years.
fete Ns en fei aor Sed eee pte tee Ate, jay liens ‘Nie: aya Baan Sica
| | i i ;
The city......-. 31.61 © 110.37 | 30, 22 112.41 ’ 31.38 | 23.15 | 74.28
i ! 2
District A ..... ; 14.08 67.86 | 9.96 ; 50.47 | 20,92 | 15.45 | 35.56
teehee Silat ki Meme - Uae ae Se
| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERK BORN IN—-
| United States | s England and ia e
wenn (white). | Ireland. ‘ Germany. : at Vales. Seotland. |
| eter fo geo a ———_—_———— ! —- _———-
! Under [15 years| Under ‘15 sears) Under | 15 a Under lis yoara| Under lis years
and ; 1 and and | 15 ! and
ears, | over. | vets. over. I stn: acer: : ear. over. ae | over.
pastes ee ao isueictl ates then! pain she soins Soften 2 a ee
J
The city -...... 54.01 | 15. 91 | 50.87 | 28.01 | 46. 97 | i 17. 04 | 50. pa 20.78 i 43.71 | 21.91
District A ..... 22. 66 | 5.85 33.69 | 15.89 | 46.88 wl 16. 74 | 24.31 | 12.48 | | 16.13 + 14.23
= on peta eet nee mess a7 3 te —
; DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
Eb ee tea esis Gai wwe Bi Gaeilge SES
AREAS. 7 1
e ' Diphtheria { Diarrheal Typhoid = ' Consump- | to i,
| and croup. |, diseases. fever. =, tion. Fnewnonia:, Scarlet; fever.
Bees glace -|—-— ened Meters Nee ati Wee at aces Sp eae ull a,
The city ....... : 181. 63 316. 85, 24,27 391.75 | 287.89 | 52.19
District A ..... 49. 89 117. 91 13. 61 176. 87 | 95, 24 | 54. 43

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was less than the city average for the native white
and also for the foreign white, The death rate for the children under 5 years of age was remarkably low. For
those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was less among the Americans, being
only 5.85 against 16.74 for the Germans.

Scarlet fever caused more than the average proportion of deaths. The death rate from consumption and
pneumonia was remarkably low.

SANITARY DISTRICT B.—Bounded by East Ninety-fifth street, Third avenue, East Eighty-sixth street, and
Fifth avenue. Area, 102 acres; population, 13,345; giving an average density of 130.83 persons to the acre.

This district also occupied good and high ground and the buildings were generally of the best. There were
some large car stables in this district, of which numerous complaints had been made.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION
| ec ee, a!
\ Native. p | Foreign
| a ; ec a ee
‘ . {
| AREAS : i Both parents ! One or both parents
! ! lative, ; foreign. i
ances Under5 | _- ee, a Under 5
| Toul: | years. | r 2 aa } Total years
' i Note Under 5 | Under 5 |
i Yotal. « years. ! Total. | years. i
base pSareneetn as |ieeccke 9 staat ker ae Waals a fe cae ea ea poeta a
i
The city....-.-.. 31.0) 110. 87 _ 30.22 1241 | 31.38 | 109. 63° | 23.15 74.28
District B..... 26.16 ' 106.49 | 31.53 | 102.68 | 23.32 | 108.71 | 22.72 270,83
| | ih
= ee
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN INX—
|
United States i i i England and Other foreign
. Ireland. Germany. rele
| 3 \ :
AREAS. (white). | Wales. countries,
gies asteen Aat | : Nee ee
| Under {15 years ‘Under hs years|| Under |15 years | Under 1s years|! Under |15 years
15 and and 15 and 15 and 1 and
| years. | over. eat: , over. || years. | over. over. | years. | over.
a & en ! eel
: The city....--.] 54.01 15. 91 50.87 | 28.01 46.97 17. 04 50. 53 | 20. 78 <i 13. 00
Distriet B..... 49.22 | 16.79 |} 47.19 | 23.67 |) 52.32] 13.68 | 42.22 | 20.89 44 a 13. 49
! f !
ic r= =
j DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
| iphtheria . iarrhea Typhoi Sonsum p- - Scarlet
! and croup. diseases. | fever. i tion Pneumonia. | fever.
: '
Late soe ed. Be alee as
The city....-.- 181. 63 316, 85 | 24.27 391.75 i 287. 89 | 52.19
| District B..... 203. 08 218.70 12.15 262.10 | 237. 80 | 59. 02
i

 

During the

 

105

6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average, except for the native

white of native parents and for the foreign children under 5 years of age; among the latter it was exceedingly
high. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was lowest among

the Germans and highest among the Irish.

Scarlet fever, diphtheria and croup, cancer and tumor, heart disease and dropsy, childbirth, diseases of the
liver, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the average proportion of deaths.
SANITARY DISTRICT C.—Bounded by East Ninety-fifth street, First avenue, East Eighty-sixth street, and
Third avenue. Area, 72 acres; number of dwellings, 453; population, 11,936; persons to each acre, 165.78; to each

dwelling,
large br: ewery was in this district.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as tollows:

i

!

| i Native.

lt a fed foeSssetinet oatea sa et OE

' AREAS.

i Toth parents

| i ’ { native.

: i eres Underid || Beem

, Total. years. | :

¢ Ten , Under 5

l i Total. ! years. |
The city 31.01 110.37 | 30.22 | 112.41

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

Distriet. C2... | 35.76 10st i] 4413115, 28

 

    
  

 

 

 

lo One or both wants H

 

i foreign. i

eas —— Total Under 5 |
‘ i years. |
' Total. i Pe :. i
Vics pei | ot ag eB 2
31.38} 109.63) aas | 74.98
| 33.58° 02 | 102.94

 

DEATH RATES PER 1.000 PERSON= WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN- -

 

 

 

 

108.94 |) 19.

26.35. The surface of this district was all good ground and was occupied mostly by fenenents.

Foreign.

 

 

1
| United States | 3 . | England and , es
KAR | (white). : Trelaud. (rermany. ales, i Scotland.
| 4
ee SS ate.
i '
| Under 15 years i Under [15 years'| Under hs years} Under 15 years’, Under '15 years
| 15 | and | 15 and i 15 and |} 15 and ; WG | and
years. | over. | years. | over. || years.| over. || years. | over. | ears. ' over.
The city..-...- 54. 01 15.91 i 0.87 | 28.0 46.97 17. 04 50.53 | 20.78 | 43. 71 | 21.91
District C 56. 40 | 19.98." 55.35 | 21.68 33.75 | 11.68 62.75 b 14,35 at 52.47 12. 94
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One
106 VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT C—Continued.

 

 

n ' DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
| AREAS. aoe, “ Ee ~ eS ene Gh eb tn | Sie ye ryes te tpes
| Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid | Consump- . Scarlet
b= | and croup. . diseases. fever. : tion. \ Pneumonia. fever.
' . q
| The city......- | 181.63 | 316.85 | Bb OT 391. 75 287. 89 52.19
| District C ..... ! 254,23 405. 60 | 2.17 | 308.57 | 285, 28 65. 98
{ i

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was above the city average for the native adults
and foreign children under 5 years of age, and below the city average for the foreign adults. The death rate

tor those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was lowest among the Germans and
highest among the Irish.

Scarlet fever, typhoid fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, and childbirth caused more than the
average proportion of deaths.
SANITARY DISTRICT I).—Bounded by East Ninety-fifth street, the East river, East Eighty-sixth street, and First

avenue. Area, 66 acres; population, 7,001; population density, 106.05 persons to the acre. This was all good
laud. Tenements predominated.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. : Foreign.
‘ | ie ait
epee: | ' Both parents One or both parents |. |
4 native. foreign. \
Under 5 | tq Under 5
Total. years. | a: i ae Total. : years.
1 ' Under 5 nder5 |
i Total. | years. | Total. years. i
' l i ; i
i |
The city......- 31.01 | 110. 37 | 30. 22 { 112.41 |! 31.38 109.63 || 23.15 | 74.28
District D.....| 29.10 110. 50 } 36.15 113.74 || 26.60 109.28 |! 25.43 | 68.63
I | i: |
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States | | | England and | Other foreign
(white). Ireland. ' Germany. ‘| Wales. ; countries.
AREAS. = | eee nd |
Under !|15 years}. Under lis years)! Under |15 years|| Under lig waned Onder ls years
15 | and 16 and | 15 and 16 and | 15 and
years. | over. | years.’ over. | years. | over. |j years. | over. | years. | over.
a
The city ....--., 54.01 15.91 | 50.87; 28.01 | 46. 97 | 17.04 | 50.53 20.78 || 40,68 | 13.00
District D..... ; 57.88 20.22; 21.39! 28.76 i 39. ca 15.39 |' 96.77 ; 18.37 | 34.31 19. 23
' i i 1
| DEATIC RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION: DUE ‘tTO— i
naa teens i p ‘gait | phihl- 1G s |
diphtheria iarrheal | Typhoi ousump- | 7 . carlet |
and croup. | diseases. ; __ fever. tion. ; -Pncumerias | fever.

26, fgets =i Sere geoae |) See eae ao te Wasi Gea, Ses
The: city.------ 181. 63 | 316.85 | 24,27 391. 75 287.89 | 52.19
District D ...-. 188. 60 | 344. 12 19. 85 | 357. 36 244. 85 69.49

1 g

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average for the native and for the
children under 5 years of age of foreign birth, and above the city average for the adults of foreign birth. The
death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was lowest among the
Germans and highest among the Irish. .

Scarlet fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, cancer and tumor, aud heart disease and dropsy caused
more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY District E.—Bounded by West One hundred and second street, Eighth avenue, West: Ninety-
fourth street, aud the Hudson river; it contained 167 acres, 637 dwellings, and a population of 10,648, being 63.76
persons to the acre, and 16.72 persons to each dwelling; there were 12 acres of parking in this district, excluding
which the population density rises to 68.70.

The character of the land in this district was good, the ground being high and the buildings, as a rule, fine.
Some tenements of the better class were found near Tenth avenue.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 107

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. . Foreign.
: Be GE pct Pega re ee Gyo ete
AREAS: Both parents —_|| One or both parents
: native. foreign.
: ti
hee Under a mneeres Sern. Hate Under 5:
| Total. | years. ii —silete z ees : ek , Total. years
' ' ‘ nder >
i Total, ! years. | Total. sears
tat ; ae Sat | ead eee i) - se) ease eaes
The city...-... 31.01 | 110.37 | 30.22 | 112.41 | 31.38 | 109. 63 23.15 74. 28
District E ..... 16.94 | 58.70 | 15.70 | 58,10 | 17.98 | 63.15 | 14.78 3419 |
none cabs eaten tale t p — ——-————- aan ae —_ ess
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN— {
4 t 7
Rae Fi i i i
| United States | : Ser . i England and | '
Bae (white). i Ireland. | Germany. i malbac il Scotland. |
ees Ne, vs sah ate “4 i Se
| :
' Under f years|| Under ‘1s years} ; Under \15 years UBder hs years| Mader ‘15 years
© 1b and 15 and 15 and 15 and | and
gi | over. | years. | over. |) years. over: iF years. | over. eet: | over.
{ieee eae |
1 $a ail |
The city ....... | 54.01 | 15,91 || 50.87) 28.01 |) 46.97) 17. 04 4 || 50.53 | 20.78 || 43.71 | 21.91
District E ..-.. 28.36 7.23 32. 00 15.41 |; 32.88 11. 50 38. 36 | 11.61 23. 50 | 10. 70
' t
= = ==
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. - |
Diphtheria Diarrheal | Typhoid Consump- 4 ; hildh;
and croup. diseases. fever. tion. Pagumomsa: | (Childbirth;
2 He | 7 i jose
The city..-...-. 181.63 | 316.85 | 24.27 391.75 287. 89 26. 72
District E..... 126. 16 ale 163.14 | 4.35 178.37 | 147.92, 21.75

During the 6-year period the death rate iu this district was inuch below the city average for both the native
and the foreign, and was remarkably low among the children under 5 years of age. The death rate for those
15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was lowest among the Americans and the
Scotch and highest among the Irish.

The death rates from diarrheal diseases, cousumption, typhoid fever, diphtheria and croup, measles, whooping
cough, heart disease and dropsy, diseases of the urinary organs, and pneumonia were less than the average rates
for the city.

SANITARY DISTRICY F.—Bounded by East One hundred and fifth street, Third avenue, East Ninety-tifth
street, and Fifth avenue. Area, 112 acres; population, 8,432; giving an average of 75.29 persons to the acre.

This district was residential in character and the land was good and high.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

4 onteds, (eae a es ew fy oy ai ox Gee a ee fects, eee
' ,
DEATH KATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION,
,
i Native. Foreign.
i HENS: | | Roth parents | One or both parents ‘
1 | | native. | foreign. i ?
' rie Under 5 | _ oa Vi Wats Under 5 |
i Total. years. | | \ | Total. years. |
! , Under5: ' Under i | i
‘ Total. | years. /! Total. years. |
: Actes a a
1 ' 1
1 The city....... 31.01 110.37 | 30.22 | 1d4d 31.88 9.63 | 23.15 74.28 |
7 "i 5 4 = i n t |
District F ..... 27.45 105.82; 33.18 | 112.46. 25.12 102. 68 | 22.92 ° 41.67
— ——— = Sete 25S ee =o —_—_—_— “i
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
‘ : at . 1
United States a aa a | England and | Other foreign |
AREAS. (white). | freland: ; Germany. ‘Wales. countries. |
eee — = i ae Se |
Under |15 years.; Under |15 years): “Under elias uel Under 15 years Haat 15 years
15 and 15 and | 15 and | and | and
years. | over. years. | over, | years. | over. ;, ears over. beak: over.
ena pda: ih E ' f Reset eeeate
% | “ sasehe 5 ed ———
The city --:.-.-| 54.01 15.91 , 50.87 9 28.01 46.97 | 17.04 1 50.53 ' 20. 78 40.68 | 13.00 |
District F ..... A814 ot i 72.32 23.87 | 38.945 1d 58 | ; 28.46. 15.76 | 22.01 |, 8.66 |
| i { i

 

 

 
108 VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT F—Continued.

 

 

 

| | DEATH RATES PEK 100,000 POPULATION DUE 'to—
i AREAS, ik i Phen a ‘ is Retartye vat fara ik
iphtheria | Diarrheal ‘Typhoid Consump- | - es Searle
| andecroup. | diseases. , fever. tion. Pneumonia. | “fever.
: i
The city -.-..-. | 181.63 © 316.85 ¢ 24.27 391. 75, 287.89 : 52.19
District F ..... 228.01. 288.45 | 10.99 ; 296. 69 | 249, 99 74.17
pce Saas : geese sg TM eit oa aN ioe ee

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average. The death rate for
those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was low among the Americans and Germans.

Scarlet fever, malarial fever, and diphtheria and croup caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICY G.—Bounded by East One hundred and fifth street, the East river, East Ninety-fifth
street, and Third avenue, containing 119 acres, 557 dwellings, and a population of 17,876, being an average of
150.22 persons to the acre and 32.09 persons to each dwelling.

The entire surface of this district was originally marsh land, and has been filled. The district contained
many tenement houses, which may be said to predominate. One large car stable and some gas houses were in
this district.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION,
al Sere
Native. | Foreign.
eee \ =
| {
AREAS: | Both parents One or both parents {
: native. foreign.
Under 5 | 7 altar otf || oe ame sper 2 Under 5
Total. years. { 4 ' A : rOtal: years.
4 | Under 5 ‘ Under 5 |
‘| otal. | years, Total. years. |
i 1
eee 1 |} - Sp {fee cscnes pesmi ets I eon
The city -..-... 31,01 | 110.37 i 0.22 | 112.41 | 109. 63 23.15 TA. 28
District G ....- 45.11 | 123. 80 62. 85 160. 42 115. 13 19. 38 72, 92
! 3 | 1 i |
| DEATH RATES PER 1.000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—-
a-2
: il i
- United States I oe q | England and Other foreign
eae (white). i Ireland. I Germany. | lea. countries.
PAR. Hl i |
Se ene Pie We Rig Wore ae Pon e ar eee ee | POS Bg ee!
| Under ‘5 year: sil Under |15 years; Under is ‘Fears Under 5 years|| Under |15 years
' | 5 and; 15 and | | 15 | and 15 and
years. . over, years. over, | ee | Le years. over, | years. over.
de ! | : !
pain dont ae aia LEN a ene ‘ eae ey os [——
The city ....... 54.01 15. 91 50.87 ; 28.01 | 46.97 17.04 | 50,53 20.78 ;| 40.68 13. 00
District G .-... | 82. 28 “| 28, 74 61.20 | 26.01 3 46.25 | 12.73 | 38. 97 | 16. 48 38. 56 ‘ 13. 74
| “2 x = eg ne 7 = ek Oe Loe
| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE To—
. Spent Diphtheria | Diarrheal | Typhoid | © | |
| iphtheria iarrhea! ‘y phoi -ousump- ., | Malarial
; and eroup. diseases. | fever. tion. Pneumonia. fever.
oe rae aT sale © wate See tii eee ts
; The eity -----.- 181.63 | 316. 85 24.27 391.75 287. 89 ! 24. 62
| District G..... 269, 53 | 523. 51 12.96 344.68 | 327.84 49. 24
'
ee ee ee, jeans,” Scere mainsigtipome seeders Sake eae sein ienag i eominicitee

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was above the city average for the native born aud
below it for those of foreign birth. It was especially high among the native white of native parents. The death
rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was greatest among the Americans
and lowest among the Gerinans.

Scarlet fever, malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, pneumonia, measles, whooping cough,
childbirth, and diseases of the nervous system caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

.. SANITARY .DISTRICT H.—Bounded by West One hundred and tenth street, Eighth avenue, West One hundred
and second street, and the Hudson river. Area, 168 acres, of which 13 acres were included in parks; number of
dwellings, 365; population, 6,669; excluding the park area there were 43.03 persons to the acre and 18.27 persons
to each dwelling.

This was good land, sparsely populated. Large apartment houses and private dwellings, about equally
divided, constituted the buildings in this district, which also contained one brewery.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN 109

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

oS =z |
| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION. :
| |
|

 

 

 

 

; Native. | Foreigu. :
ANEAS: | Both parents : One or botin parents if
| native. ' foreign. ;
! Under 5 : tele erates ‘ Under 5
Total. | years A i Total. years.
Under 5 . | Under 5 4
|| Total | years, | Total. | sears
M4 | ' 4 S| ek) Narre are ees =
The city ....--- | 31.01 110. 37 | 30.22! W242 | sh 38 109. 63 23.15 74, 28
District H | M74 52.19 9.32 | 9271 ! 20.57 | 66.22 23.48 74.07
} |

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,0('0 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—

’

|
'
| United States

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cc il 4]
! ; Eugland and oF
(white). Treland. | Germany. | Vales. | Scotland.
AREAS. If i i
== tS oI nee ee ! eS ra {I rs et
{ i
Under 15 years Under |15 years,| Under 15 years | Under sxe years|| Under ‘15 years
18; and || 15 and | 15; and and
years. over. || years. ! over. | years. | over. ane: | over: years. - over.
oe hs Soe NAT ea ant ot fb eagle ee Wises ie ake a seca
! | ‘
The city ....... 54.01 15.91 || 50.87) 28.01 46.97 | 17.04 50.53 20.78 43.71. 21.91
District H ..-.-. 24. 62 4.79 | 45. ne 23.12 44.01, 14.93 | 14.98 14. 63 | 17.36 | 19. 84
1 ss a rescaled
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE ‘TO—
AREAS. <7, et aw ;
Diphtheria | Diarrheal ; Typhoid Consump- | a Malarial
and croup. | diseases. | fever. | tion. Pneumonia.) “fever, |
ook [ope eee | ; eens
The city ....... 181.63. 316.85 | 24.27 | 391.75 287. 89 a) 24. 62
District H..... 142. 42 145. 89 | 20. 84 | 156. 32 138.95 | 27.79
|

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was less than half the city average for the native and
about the same as the city average for the foreign. The death rate of children under 5 years of age was remarkably
low. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was lowest among
the Americans, being only 4.79 per 1,000 as against 23.12 for the Irish, 19.84 for the Scotch, 14.93 for the Germans,
and 14.63 for the English of the same age group.

Malarial fever and old age caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DIstRict 1.—Bounded by East Oue hundred and teith street, the Kast river, East One hundred
and fifth street, and Fifth avenuc. Area, 126 acres; dwellings, 1,012; population, 23,358; persons to the acre,
185.38; persons to each dwelling, 23.08,

About one-half of this district was made land. A swampy water course with its source to the northwest,
cutting the corner of Central park, extended through the centre of this district to the East river. It contained
some fine residences nearer the western end but was not solidly built up. East of Third avenue was a large
colony of Italians, this part beiug known as “Little Italy”. On the northern boundary of the district, near the
river, were some large gas houses..,

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

1

|

1

| eo 1

Native. | Foreign.
1

 

 

 

 

 

 

: i i 1 -
AREAS: | Both parents One or both parents
| i native. foreign.

pitndes i Under 5 j; en ieee cep. Oe on et SAN eas Under 5

Total. | “ears. ae | ie Total. | \-ears. |
Fe nder5 || qa. nder 5
Total. i years. || Total. years. || | |
pb eh ee nl Fees agics = a
The city ....... 31.01 | 110.37 30.22 ° 1241 | 3s 109.63 |! 93.15 | 74.28 |
District I...... 40,65 | 143.56 4144 | 1ag.ze | 40.89 5 145.01 | 25.92 | 144.28
| i !

 

 
110

VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT I—Continued.

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

seat ,
; a l and
| United States | | Ireland. Germany. Bogland an | Italy.
AREAS.
re | at 2 aaah
j Under Ins 5years| Under |l5 years! Under 15 y ears, Under (15 years|/ Under (15 years
; a and |, 15 aud 15 and {15 and 15 au
‘ svinrae \ over. | years. over. | years.) over. | years. over. years, over.
! i i
———_i--. emsztlie Ses J pS
| | |
The city ....--- © 5A. 01 | 15.91 |! 50.87 | 28.01 t 46.97 | 17.04) 50.53) 20.78 76. 41 | 12, 27
"
District T2222... ' 64.22 | 16. 67 ! 64.00 | 30.01 mf 53.66 | 14.56 o 58.95 | 18.71 || 109. 42 ele 17. 69
- DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
eee: “Diphtt Diarrheal | ‘Typhoid paces ikea | Malarial
iphtheria iarrheal j Typhoi vonsump- ee | aria
| and croup. diseases. | dover. | tion. Pnetnania: fever.
| oe ee
| |
The city ..-.--- 181. 63 | 316, 85 | 24.27 | 391.75 | 287. 89 24. 62
District I....-- 271.71 | 471.03 | 29. 7. | 330, 22 321. 29 32. 72

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much above the city average, and especially for
the native whites. For the foreign the deatl rate of the children under 5 years of age was nearly double the
The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of
mothers, was lowest among the Germans, being 14.56 as against 30.01 for the Irish per 1,000 of population.

Scarlet fever, typhoid fever, malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, pneumonia, measles,
childbirth, whooping cough, and diseases of the nervous system caused more than the average proportion of

average rate for the city.

deaths.

SANITARY DistRict K.—Bounded by West One hundred and twentieth street, Seventh avenue, West One
hundred and tenth street, and the Hudson river. Area, 279 acres, containing 321 dwellings, with a population of

4,700, being an average of 16.85 persons to the acre and 14.64 persons to each dwelling.

parking, excluding which the population density rises to 19.58 persons to the acre.

This district contained high ground, sparsely populated, aud may be termed suburban in character.

brewery was in this district, also the Bloomingdale asylum for the insane.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

| DEATH RATES PEK 1,000 WHITE POPULATION,
Native. Foreign.
AS Tr jie kk eras |
aneAS | ‘ Both parents je One or both parents |
| 1 d native. _| foreign.
' i
1" ‘Underd §_ pm Apel Es ate eet ony Under 5
Total. years. ae | oeded Lotal. years.
ise nder5 9s ay) | Under
Total. | years. | Total. | years. '
See Ve eee aie,
The city --.... 31.01 110.37 | 30, 22 : V2 241 31.38 : 109. 63 23.15 | TA. 28
District K ..... 16.70 65.60 | 13.67 | 55.91 2.0L | 74.58 | 17.82 | 125.00
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSON¥ WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States I | England and
Nite | Ireland. «Germany. {| “Ayr Scotland.
eRe: (white). | | Wales.
[er ae al ee at ase
Under 415 years! Under 3 years|| Under 15 years | Under ‘5 years ender hs sate
1) and 15 and | 15 and 15 and | and
years. | over. | years. ' over, | years. over. || years. | over. sete | over.
peer cas Saat Deve cence [fee pee fle ee ikess, le 3 er
The city ......- 54. 01 15.91). BUST 28.01 re 46.97 17.04 || 50.53 | ‘20.78 43.71 | 21.91
District K..... 29,56 9.85), 30.21 | 16.18 t 35. 44 - 48 i} 3143) 14.07 00. 18. 82
Fase ile teen : (eC oe 2
| DEATH RATES PER 100.000 POPULATION DUE TO—
oe Dightbena iain Ayythoiw d .
! Diphtheria iarrhea \ phoic Sopsump- | 7 2 Naat:
and croup. © diseases. fever. tion. i Pnenmonia, Childbirth.
~~ — = ~- a ae %, Shes
The city 2.2... ; 181. 63 316, 85 oF 391.75 287. x0 26.72
District K.....; 103.49 | 23, 98 1.78 192.19 133. 06 29, 57
i i
1 i en moe se oe —— -_—_—---

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

Tt contained 39 acres of
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 111

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district. was low, being only a little over half the city average
for the native. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upwazd, according .to. birthplaces of mothers was.
lowest among the Americans, being 9.85 as against 16.18 for the Irish.

Childbirth caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT L.—Bounded by East and West One hundred and twentieth streets, Fourth avenue, East
and West One hundred and tenth streets, and Seventh avenue. Area, 166 acres, cuisine 530 dwellings, and a
population of 7,471, giving an average of 45.01 persons to the acre and 14.10 persons to each dwelling.

This district was mostly good, high ground, occupied by residences of a fine class.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
| Native. Foreign.
s SS Se a in ae
| AREAS: ’ | Both parents i One or both parents | :
: native. foreign. i
| on | Under 5 | | | Under 5d
Total. : years. a i aa ‘| Total. | years.
t . ; Under 5 under i
' | Total. years || Total. ears,
| oeesieccall 1 i i - |---| —-——
\ ij
| ‘The city. ...... | 31.01 ; 110.37 30.22 | 112.41 i 31.38 109. 63 | 23.15 | 74. 28
| District L ..... | 16.64 . 62.42 18. 80 | 59.34 || 14.89 | 65.35 17.06 | 55.56
fl | ! i _
a Fee
i ' DEATH KATES PER 1.000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
: 1
4 : i we) ao ‘a 7
{ | United States. i Englond and || Other foreign
: : Ireland. '!| Germany. ‘
' ARBRE: (white). | Wales. | countries.
1 !
| | Ptenngimsies [ieee
i \ Uader 1s years|| Under 13 years|| Un Under 15 yeare Under j15 years'| Under lis years
' and |; and || | | 15 and 15 and
saape | over. Saas over. oe savin | oe a \| years. | over. years. | over.
ae gong |e se abril |) Cee eee | Sees eee | eee
The zity .-.---- 54.01, 15.91 50. 87 | 28.01 Hf 46.57 17.04 || 50.53 20.78 40.68 ; 13.00
; District L -.--. 25.44. 11.49 || 33.65 | 19.79 36. 87 8.87 | 23.81 6.88 | 22.52 | 12. 58
: , I i i :
1 ae Ac - vv a -
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
oe a eee cae ca
: Diphtheria jiarrheal ; yphoi ‘ousunp- a carle
i | and croup. | diseases. ever. | tion. ; Pueumonia-| “fever.
i '
en eed a a ee Se.
| ‘The city ....--- 181. 63 316.85 | 107% 4 301.75 | 287 89 52.19
District L -.... 1 117.83 | 151.94 |

12.40 | 210.85 | 173, 64 65. 12

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was very low, being about the same as that for the
preceding district. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers,.
was lowest among the English, being 6.88 as against 11.49 for the Americans and 19.79 for the lvish of the same
age group.

Scarlet fever and malarial fever caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT M.—Bounded by Kast One hundred and twentieth street, the East river, Hast One
hundred and tenth street, and Fourth avenue. Area, 214 acres, with 2,326 dwellings and a population of 39,520,
the averaye density being 184.67 persons to the acre and 16.99 persons to each dwelling.

All of this district may be said to have been good, firmland. Between Third and Fourth avenues were located
private dwellings and apartment houses. East of Third avenue the buildings were principally tenements. There
were some gas houses on the southern boundary near the East river.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

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'
EE =
| NATIVE. i Foreign. |
! a sean: Sees) tiny meadeweassecialt Youle. Rica ie mesah saaeraien eeinasnetees
{|-——-———— 7 :
ARE ASS | Both parents pas or both parents j i ~|
i native. foreign. |
[as3, Ther 5 i Bene es Under 5 |
\ Lotal. | years. | a ae Yotal. years.
q Il rage nderi on, Tnder 5
. | Total. years. Total. years.
Phe city .....-- 31.01 110.27 30. 22 112. 41 31.38 | 109. 63 23.15 TA. 28
District M..-- =) 37.64 133.71 UB. AT 126, 30 37. 24 136. 87 2a 17 106. 06
112

native white of native parents. |

‘
i

VITAL STATISTICS.

: SANITARY DISTRICT M—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

6
[ DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
| oe
E United States | | England and
| Ireland. » Germans. we Re, a] Italy.
AREAS. i (white). _ | : Wales.
Seas tence toar i See
I Under \15 years} Rader 15 years|j Under 15 years | Under 115 years | Under -15 years
15 and and Ws and 15: and 15 5 and
years, | over. pene over. |, years. over. || years. _ over. | years. | over,
i | / | ;
a re aa
The city .....-- | 54.01 15.91 50.87 , 28.01 |; 46.97 17. 04 50. 533 20. 78 | 76.41 12.27
District M.-...- 60.86 20.40 | 63.50. 30.53 50.52 | 15.22 67.22 25.13 95.05 14. 80

AREAS.

District M..-

: , 239. 72

 

| ! 1 i 3 Hoe i

DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

i Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid

i i Consump- a *

: and croup. | diseases. i tever. tion. Pueumonia.

i! ;

et aoe ae ane

| 181.63 | 316.85 | 24.27 391.75 287. 84
429. 62 21.10 374.535 $06. 54

| Malarial
fever.

 

24.62
42.70

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was above the city average, anc decidedly so for the
The death rate for those 15 years of age aud upward, according to birthplaces

of mothers, was smallest among the Germans and greatest among the Irish. The death rate of the children under
15 years of age of Italian mothers was greater than the corresponding rate of any other race.

Scarlet fever, malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, pneumonia, measles, whooping cough,

caucer and tumor, childbirth, and diseases of the nervous system caused more than the average proportion of

deaths,
SANITARY DIstRicr N.—Bounded by West One hundred and thirtieth street, Fifth aveuue, West One

hundred and twentieth street, and the Hudson river. Area, 385 acres, of which 21 acres were parks; population,

25,744; excluding the park area the average number of persons to the acre was 70.73.

This district contained good, high land and was suburban in character.
district.
The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

AREAS,

The city....... ;

 

District N

AREAS,

The city.....-.
District N .....

AREAS.

The city-.....--
District N..... \
|

One large car stable was in this

 

DEATH RATES PEIC1(00 WHITE POPULATION.

1
|
Foreign. |

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Native.
Both parents i) One or both parents |, :
native. foreign. : \
gua Under 5 zu f. Pemees Be Gast Under 5
fotal. years. = » Toul years. |
oe + Under 5 Peer) Under 5 i
Total. ve : Total: years.
oe peered fs ——
31.01 110. 37 | 30, 22 W241 AL. 38 ‘ 109. Gis BAS | 74.28 i
20.19 84.82 | 18.00 72.64 ¢ 6 9.90 | ATT 105.56
tf i ‘ i
sess. 5, Fe 2S == ae
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States | ot es a England and _
(white). | Ireland. Germany. | Wales. Scotland.
——— i = Hose 2% ee
1 !
Under {15 years|| Under (5 years! uU nder” 1s years] Under |15 years|; Under |15 years!
15 | and jj) 15 | and | and i ls and | 15 and
years. | over. years. over. ' sans over. "| years. | over. years. | over.
ts * i i. y ce pel rm
BAO 15.91 50.87 ROL 46.97 17.04) 80.53 20.78) TL 21
32.70 12.28 f 45.80 | 16.59 5 41.96; 12.89) 4283 15.67 1 21.61 z159
‘ ; a a é L
DEATH KATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUK ‘tO—
Di fees nae 1 Typ va C a8
iphtheria jarrheal | ‘yphoi Jonsump- «) | Malarial |
and croup. diseases. , fever. tion. Pneumonia. fever. i
' er
181.63 16.85 W271 NOL. 75 247.89. | M62
107, 07 186.24 | 17, 99 2. 24 : 188. 04 a4. U9
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 113

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was decidedly below the city average, with the
exception of the foreign children under 5 years of age, among whom the death rate was above the city average.
The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was lowest among the
Americans and highest among the Scotch.

Malarial fever and cancer and tumor caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT O.—Bounded by East One hundred and thirtieth street, the Harlem river, East One
hundred and twentieth street, and Fifth avenue. Area, 227 acres, 21 acres of which were contained in parks;
population, 27,857; average number of persons to the acre, exclusive of the parking, was 135.23.

Fine dwellings predominated in this district, built on good, high ground.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

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DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
-—-
aenee: Both parents || One or both parents |
native. ‘ foreign. :
Under 5 i Under 5
Total. years. oy tial Total. | years.
rder 5 nder 5
Total. years. | Total. years. |
'
‘ 1
The city....-.- 31.01 | 110.37 30. 22 112.41 || 31.38 109. 63 23.15 74. 28
District O ..... 30.41 | 122.62 32. 95 124.67 || 28,29 121. 20 25. 37 77.78
| :
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
i land eee
aa Ireland. Germany. En, land and Scandinavia.
AREAS.
|
Under |15 years|| Under /15 years|/ Under |15 years|/ Under |15 years Under |15 years
1 and 15 and 15 and 15 and 15 and
years. | over. || years. | over. |} years. | over. |! years. | over. || years. | over.
|
The city ....-.-. 54, 01 | 15.91 50.87 | 28.01 46.97 | 17.04 50.53 | 20.78 57.33 | 13.43
District O ..... 57. 69 | 20. 55 62. 90 | 26. 26 41.93 13. 96 47.07 | 22.96 86. 07 9.03
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. a
ipbtheria Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- ‘ Malarial
and croup. diseases. fever. tion. Pneumonia. fever.
The city ......- 181. 63 316. 85 24.27 391.75 | 287. 89 24. 62
District O ..... 195. 40 309. 32 25. 78 355. 05 | 266. 08 46. 56

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was a little below the city average for the native and
a little above it for both the foreign adults and children. For the native white of native parents the death rate
was a little above the city average. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces
of mothers, was less for the Scandinavians, being 9.03 as against 20.55 for the Americans and 26.26 for the Irish.

Scarlet fever, typhoid fever, malarial fever, cancer and tumor, childbirth, and diseases of the nervous system
caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICY P.—Bounded by West One hundred and fortieth street, Eighth avenue, West One
hundred and thirtieth street, and the Hudson river. Area, 237 acres; population, 4,891; number of persons to
the acre, 20.64,

This district was suburban in character, sparsely populated, and contained mostly dwellings of the better
class, built on good, high ground.

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114 VITAL STATISTICS.
The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
aeEte Both parents One or both parents
native. foreign. ace
Under 5 nder
Total. | ears. | Total. | years.
Under 5 Under 5
Total, | years. Total years.
The city.....-- 31.01 110. 37 30. 22 112. 41 31. 38 109. 63 23.15 74. 28
District P ..... 26. 72 104. 05 24. 94 89. 24, 27.78 112. 63 20. 13 37. 04
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States ! England and Russia and
(white). Ireland. Germany. ales. Poland.
AREAS.
Under lis years|| Under /15 years|| Under |15 years'|| Under 15 years|| Under |15 years
15 and 15 and 15 an 15 and and
years. | over. || years. | over. || years. | over. || years. | over. || years. | over.
The city....... 54.01 | 15.91 50.87 | 28.01 46.97 | 17.04 50.53 | 20.78 28. 67 6.21
District P..... 43.15 | 13.67 53.47 | 26.96 33.97 | 13.12 42.48 | 26,88 177 |ocsceese
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS.
Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- . Scarlet
croup. diseases. fever. tion. Pneumonia. fever.
The city....... 181. 63 316. 85 24. 27 391.75 287. 89 52.19
District P ..... 113. 64 194.13 9.47 336.17 241, 48 56. 82

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average for both the native and the
foreign except for children under 5 years of age having one or both parents foreign. The death rate for those
15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 26.96 for the Irish, 26.88 for the English,
13.67 for the Americans, and 13.12 for the Germans. There were no deaths at this age reported among those
having Russian or Polish mothers, of whom there were 65 on June 1, 1890. Scarlet fever, old age, whooping cough,
and cancer and tumor caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT R.—Bounded by East and West One hundred and fortieth streets, the Harlem river,
East and West One hundred and thirtieth streets, and Eighth avenue. Area, 241 acres, with 1,086 dwellings, and
a population of 11,328, the average density being 47.00 persons to the acre and 10.43 persons to each dwelling.

The characteristics of this district were similar to those of sanitary district P. The district contained some -
car stables and gas houses; also a large brewery.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES FER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
BES Both parents One or both parents
native.) foreign.
Under 5 Under 5
Total. dene nder
o years. | ve ai | Total. years.
; nder 5 1 nder 5
Total. years. Total. years.
The city...---. 31.01 110. 37 | 30. 22 112. 41 31. 38 109. 63 23.15 74. 28
District R...... 15.19 65. 21 | 14, 54 60. 38 16. 06 69. 80 18.98 18.52
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN— f
Tulied: States | | ll ss land and
aare Ireland. Germany. necane ar Scotland.
aReAS (white). | | Wales.
{
aa =k
Under /15 years|| Under |15 y' oun Under |15 yeacs. Under 15 years | ‘Under 15 years
15 and 15 and ih and |/ 15 | aud || and
years. over. years. over. fl years. over, a) years, | over. " cea over.
"
eee hell pares | J———— |——---- #1 -
The city. ..-... 54.01 15. 91 50. 87 28. OL | 46,97 17. 04 50. 53 20. 78 i 43.71 21.91
District RN ...-.. 26. 73 10.46 52. 83 20, G3 i 21.74 11.03 | 35. 09 | 14.51 | 18. 52, 8.05
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NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 115

SANITARY DISTRICT R—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
wise 7 Diordiedl | Wypicid | Gon
Diphtheria iarrheal ty phoi onsump- af .
and croup. diseases. | fever. ! tion. Pneumonia. Old age.
i———
The city......- 181. 63 | 316, 85 24,27 391. 75 287. 89 21.38
District R ..... 69. 30 141.09 18. 40 184. 03 | 145.18 22, 49

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was only a little over half the city average, and
remarkably low for the children under 5 years of age. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward,
according to birthplaces of mothers, was lowest for the Scotch, being 8.05 as against 10.46 for the Americans,
11.03 for the Germans, and 20.63 for the Irish per 1,000 of population of this age group.

Old age caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT S.—Bounded by Spuyten Duyvil creek, Harlem river, East and West One hundred and
fortieth streets, and the Hudson river; it included the whole of Manhattan island lying north of One hundred and
fortieth street, and contained 2,343 acres, of which 173 were included in High Bridge park. The total population

was 16,510; excluding the park area the number of persons to the acre was 7.6L.
This district was suburban, with a sparse population, and contained mostly dwellings of the better class; also

some gas houses. : °
The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
ABEAST! | | Both parents One or both parents |
| native. foreign.
| Under 5 Under 5
Total | years. | | ‘aha a Fotal; | years.
., i Under 5 nder 5
| ! Total. | years. Total. years.
| Ros a
The city....... 31.01 | 110. 37 | 30. 22 112. 41 31. 38 | 109. 63 23,15 74. 28
}
District S 19.0) : 67.91 | 19. 05 67. 24 18. 97 68. 36 19. 86 © 40.54
Lien ccs
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
! United St England and |
: : g |
mhitae Ireland. Germany. eles i Italy.
AREAS
| Under 15 years | Under :15 years|! Under Heit Under \15 years | Under Ws Years
15 and 1 | and 15 and 15 and 15 and
| years. over. | years. | over. |) years. | over. |; years. | over. |! years. | over.
pea apa | [Sete
The city....--. 54. 01 15. 91 50. 87 | 28. 01 46.97 | 17.04 50.53 | 20.78 | 76.41 L227
District S...... 27.61 | 12.95 34. 35, i 21.63 24.42} 12.384 28.59 | 15.72 | 7.31 6.14
SaaS SH cre == Le sues
| DEATH RATES PER 100.000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. ! op *
| Diphtheria Diarrheal | Typhoid | Consump- ; Malarial
| and croup. diseases. { fever. ! tion. Pneumonia. fever.
: i
eee | | =|
i The city..----. ! 181. 63 i 316. 85 \ 24. 27 391.75 287. 89 | 24. 62
' District S..... 116, 44 186. 59 i 16. 84 | 192. 20 180. 98 25. 25
| a ; Para ! e

 

 

‘ During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was decidedly below the city average for both the native
and the foreign. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was
lowest among the Italians, being 6.14 as against 12.95 for the Americans and 21.63 for the Irish per 1,000 of
population of this age group.

Malarial fever and old age caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY Districr AB.—Included the islands in the East river opposite ward 12, containing the public
institutions of the city. The area was 300 acres and the population 2,653, giving an average of 8.84 persons to

each acre.
116 VITAL STATISTICS.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Native. | Foreign.
AREAS! | Both parents One or both parents
; native. foreign.
7 Under 5 So n Under 5
Total. sa — = Total. :
: sie i | Under 5 | Under 5 Deron

} Total. | years. | Total. years.

| i !

Pear |
The city. ...--. 81.01 * 110.37 4} 30.22 112. 41 31.38 109. 63 23.15 74. 28
District AB ... 31.76 | 179, 08 | 11. 66 54. 64 | 58. 22 409. 09 23. 40 750. 00

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

|
United States " | England and Italy.
ere (white). Ireland. Germany. |! Vales. y
Under |15 years! Under |15 years| Under |15 years|| Under |15 years|| Under |15 years
15 | and 15 and 15 and 15 and 15 and
years. | over. || years. | over. || years.| over. || years. | over. |/ years. | over.
| | a
° | i
The city....... 54.01} 15.91 |} 50.87 | 28.01 || 46.97] 17.04 |] 50.53 | 20.78 |) 76.41 | 12.27
| --
District AB . -.| 77.16 2. 89 44.67 9.76 || 124. 03 15.15 69.44 | 24.31 11.91 71. 43
|
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. ~ hap
Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typboid Consump- r
and croup. | diseases. fever. tion. Pneumonia. | Measles.
The city....-.. 181. 63 | 216. 85 | 24,27 391.75 287. 89 45. 67
District AB... 43. 65 | 497. 64 43. 65 296. 84 323. 03 61.11
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During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was above the city average for the total population,
and much above the average for children under 5 years of age of foreign parents. The death rate for those 15
years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was very high for the Italians, being 71.43 against
2.89 for the Americans and 9.76 for the Irish per 1,000 of population of this age group.

Typhoid fever, diarrheal diseases, pneumonia, and measles caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

WARD 13.

This ward was subdivided into two districts; it contained 109 acres, 1,431 dwellings, and a population of 45,884,
giving an average of 420.95 persons to the acre and 32.06 persons to each dwelling.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by Rivington, Willett, Division, Grand, and Norfolk streets. Area, 52
acres; number of dwellings, 786; population, 27,664; number of persons to the acre, 532.00; and the number to
each dwelling, 35.20

This district was well elevated and the houses, consisting mostly of stores and tenements, were built on good
land. There were some factories iu this district and a large German population.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

AREAS.

 

 

 

 

Native. | Foreign.
|
' Both parents |; One ee both parents li j
native. I foreign. | ' : |
Tote Under 5 dete pms ‘ ae ea . Under 5
Total years. ae 8 ea oa , Total. | seas: \
Vote nder q nder 5 :
Total. years. Total | years.
Oo eet ap ps eae A ; Se eusea
1 | ' el
31.01 110.37 |! 30. 22 | 112.41 \ 31.38 109.63 || 23.15 74.28 |
42.29 | 84.54 | 66.21 | 186.77 | 39. 45 TTT fl 13,45 | 47.89 |
| ; |
! |

 
ae NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 117

SANITARY DISTRICT A—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
; |
]
|
: Russia and Other foreign
anaes Treland. Germany Poland. Hungary. countries.
{ .
Under 15 years! Under |15 years)! Under |15 years|| Under |15 years|| Under |15 years
15 | and | 15 and 15 and 15 and 15 and
years. | over. || years. | over. | years. | over. || years. | over. || years. | over.
i
Se —-—| Sst ae ee
The city ....... 50.87 | 28.01 | 46.97 | 17.04 || 28.67 6. 21 47. 21 8.45 || 40.68} 13.00
District A ..... 82. 80 | 49. 06 | 52.61 23. 13 28. 54 5 &5 || 107. 21 13. 89 36. 30 6.40
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
oer Dintitherts | Darel | typo ! @
iphtheria | Diarrhea! yphoid = Consump- : eee
| and croup. diseases, | fever. ' tion. Pneumonia. | Childbirth. ;
| eacereed Garena) Caron wae
The city -.----. 181. 63 316. 85 24,27 ¢ 391.75 287. 89 ; 26. 72
District A ..---. 194. 76 318. 53 15. 96 | 248. 39 279. 68 35. 12

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average, but was much above the:
average for the native adults. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces
of mothers, was lowest among the Russian and Polish Jews, being 5.85 as against 49.06 for the Irish and 23.13.
for the Germans per 1,000 of population of this age group.

Diphtheria and croup aud childbirth caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT B.—Bounded by Rivington street, the East river, and Grand and Willett streets; it:
contained 57 acres, 645 dwellings, and a population of 18,220, giving 319.65 persons to the acre, and 28.25 to each
dwelling.

Nearly one-half of this district, on the east, was made land, reclaimed from the river. The district contained
principally stores, tenements, and old dwellings.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native Foreign.
AREAS. = i
\ Both parents One or both parents
native. foreign.
n Under 5 anaes op, Under 5
Total. years. | : ae Total. | years.
Under ; Under 5
Total. years. Total. years. |
i | i ss
The city......- 31.01 |; 110.37 30.22 | 112.41 |; 31.38 ; 109.63 23.15 | 74.28
District B..-.. 33. 83 : 97. 98 47. 25 135.03! 29.86 | 85. 63 21.78 | 57. 35
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
| United States | | oR a al
} Uni ates ; | ussia an -
intae (white). Treland. Germany. Poland. Hungary.
|

 

|

{ aren ay so

' Under 153 cars ‘Under las years|| Under '15 years Under lisy years] Under his years
Y and 15 and | |

and 15 and
over. years.| over. I or over. years.| over.

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\

  

The city...

a 34.01! ' 15.91 || 50. 87
District B .....

66. 65

28.01 |; 46.97 | 17.04 28.67 | 6.21 47. 21 8. 45
33. 82 | 35.75) 14.88 25. 62 4.95 39. 66 6.41

 

 

 

 

 

19. 67 | 44.28

 

 

 

 

Lo DEATH RATES PER 100,0C0 POPULATION DUE TO—

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

AREAS. 1 ;
' Diphtheria ' Diarrheal Typhoid ! Consump- 2 gai dc
; andcroup, diseases. . fever. tion. Pneumonia. | Childbirth.
The city....... | 181.63 | 316. 85 24.27 391.75 287. 89 26.72
25,21

District B..... | 195.85 | 343, 22 338. 38 318. 98 31. 03
118 VITAL STATISTICS.

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was about the city average, being slightly higher for
the adults of native birth and lower for the children under 5 years of age and for the adults of foreign birth. The
death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 4.95 for the Russian and
Polish Jews and 6.41 for the Hungarians as against 33.82 for the Irish.

Typhoid fever, diarrheal diseases, diphtheria and croup, pneumonia, whooping. cough, childbirth, and diseases
of the nervous system caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

WARD 14.

This ward was subdivided into two districts; it coutained 102 acres, 899 dwellings, and a population of 28,094,
giving 275.43 persons to the acre and 31.25 persons to each dwelling.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by East Houston, Mulberry, and Canal streets and Broadway. Area, 55
acres; number of dwellings, 352; population, 9,181, giving an average of 166.93 persons to the acre and 26.08
persons to each dwelling.

This district may be described as a tenement district, that class of buildings predominating, and being crowded
with Italians. Some business and manufacturing houses were found near Broadway.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
MEEAS! Both parents ! one or both parents |,
native. foreign. |
. Under 5 i , Under 5
Total. years; as ae Total. y ars.
nder 5 || « nder 5 |
Total. years. |! Total. years. |
Pescity 2 sc0i02 31.01 110. 37 30. 22 | 112.41 | 31.38 109. 63 23.15 74, 28
District A ..... 68. 35 182. 18 78. 25 | 227. 82 |. 66. 78 176.03 | 27.17 107. 00
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
! i
United States |) | England and
(white). : Treland. | Germany. Wales. Italy.
AREAS. \ | \
Under |15 years | Under lis years) Un Upder 15 ears | Under {15 years Under [15 years
15 and |' 15 | 15 and 15 | and
years.| over. || years. | over. | stars: one er. || years. | over. || years. | over.
| | i
Alaa aud
The city .--.--- 54.01 15.91 |, 50.87) 28.01 |) 46.97 | i 17. 04 50.53 | 20.78 || 76.41 | 12. 27
District A... | 100.28 | 25.53 | 58.46 | 42.93 | 68.57 | 26.92 | 93.50) 17.68 | 95.72 13.62
| ! | \ |
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
oe Shuisieds | Biuecient hoid | © | |
iphtheria iarrhea phoi ener:
andcroup. | diseases. i rer. tion. ; Pneumonia. | Measles.
ae | |
The city ------- 181. 63 316. 85 24. 27 391.75 | 287. 89 45. 67
District A ..... 277.19 454. 87 26. 65 508.17 | 501.07 172. 35
(

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much above the city average, and more than
double the city average for the native. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward according to
birthplaces of mothers, was high for the Irish, being 42.93 as against 13.62 for the Italians, 17.68 for the English,
25.53 for the Americans, and 26.92 for the Germans.

Scarlet fever, typhoid fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia, measles,
whooping cough, diseases of the nervous system, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the average
proportion of deaths.

SANITARY District B.—Bounded by East Houston street, the Bowery, and Canal and Mulberry streets.
Area, 47 acres, containing 547 dwellings with a population of 18,913, giving an average of 402.40 persons to the
acre and 34.58 persons to each dwelling.

The same general characteristics as to buildiugs and population existed in this district as in district A.
NEW YORK CI'TY AND BROOKLYN. 119

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. | Foreign.
|
BEBAS) Both parents | One or both parents |
native. | foreign. i
Under 5 Under 5
Total. years. Ga | fa Total. years.
nder 5 |! nder 5 :
‘ Total. years. Total years
i | ! a
The city ....... 31.01 110. 37 30. 22 112.41 |' 31.38 | 109. 63 | 23.15 i 74. 28
District B...... 58. 75 160. 70 58. 41 192. 93 | 58. 83 | 155. 49 i 25.91 j 120. 75
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States rs Russia and |
(white). Ireland. Germany. Poland. Italy.
AREAS.
Under lis years; Under 15 years oe ly ears) Under 15 years'| Under |15 years
15 | and | and and and 15 an
years. | over. sas. over. cone over. | seek over. |! years. | over.
i ! li
| !
| ' ‘ {
The city....... 54.01 15.91 | 50.87 | 28.01 ' 46.97 | 17.04 28.67 | 6.21 | 76. 41 | 12. 27
District B -.... 88. 47 19. 32 | 62.22 | 44.84 |) 60.06 26.12 53.68 | 6.85 | 80. 91 9. 62
| ! : \
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. ‘i ; a | et owas ee
iphtheria Diarrheal Typhoid | ‘onsump- z
and croup. | -diseases. fever. i tion. Fneumonia..| Measles,
=
The city ....... 181. 63 316. 85 24.27 391. 75 | 987.89 ! 45.67 |
District B ..... 235. 48 412.31 26.74 | 502. 88 | 420. 07 ea 175. 97 !

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much above the city average, and especially so for
the native under 5 yearsof age. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of
mothers, was 6.85 for the Russian and Polish Jews as against 19.32 for the Americans, 26.12 for the Germans, and
44.84 for the Irish per 1,000 of population of this age group.

Typhoid fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia, measles, whooping cough,
childbirth, diseases of the nervous system, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the average
proportion of deaths.

WARD 15.

This ward was subdivided into four districts, containing 229 acres, of which 10 acres were included in parks,
1,876 dwellings, and 25,399 population. Excluding the park area the average density was 115.98 persons to the
acre, with 13.54 to each dwelling.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by West Fourth, Wooster, West Houston, Hancock, Bleecker, and Carmiue
streets and Sixth avenue. Area, 37 acres; population, 9,671; number of persons to each acre, 261.38.

This was a large tenement district and contained about equal numbers of Italians, French, and negroes
crowded together. Many stables of a very poor class were found.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

|
|
| |
| 1 |
} Native. | Foreign.
or : “hi
AREAS. Both parents One or both parents |
i native. foreign. h
. Under 5 |! Under 5
Total. years. ics Sa a | Total. years. |
ion, Under 5 Under 5 ;
\ i Total. | “years. Total. Sonics
Pete ee i een l pe ie 2 ees | ae a A ae
Thecity ..-.... | 31.01 110. 37 | 30, 22 112.41 31.38 109. 63 23.15 74. 28 |
District A ..... 47.83 153. 59 i 53. 34 200.58 | 44.56 \ 140. 78 22.02 88.89 |
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120 VITAL STATISTICS

SANITARY DISTRICT A—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
| feeote, See
United States |
. Ireland. | Germany. France. Italy.
AREAS. (white). I [
Under |15 years | Under 15 years!| Under 15 years!| Under |15 ee Under i15 years
15 and and I and 15 |. and ; and
years. | over. eee over. a over. || years. | over. scone | over.
i ! { Br Sem ra
i
| 1
The city .....-. 54. 01 15. 91 50. 87 | 28.01 || 46.97 | 17.04 47.01 17. 86 | 76.41 12.27 |
District A -.-.. 94.15 | 38.41 || 59.22 42.11!) 59.16 | 26.21 | 52.70 | 15.41 52.70 8,66!
ii '
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

AREAS. | en
Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- ;, | Malarial
and croup. ' diseases. tever. tion. Pneumonia. ; fever.

¥
| |
The city ...---. 181.63 | 316. 85 | 24. 27 391. 75 287. 89 | 24.62
District A -.... 117.51 367. 01 27. 36 523.15 310.67) | 25. 75

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was decidedly above the city average, and was especially
so for the native whites. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers,
was 8.66 for the Italians and 15.41 for the French as against 38.41 for the Americans and 42.11 for the Irish.

Typhoid fever, malarial fever, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia, whooping cough, heart disease
and dropsy, childbirth, diseases of the nervous system, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the
average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT B.—Bounded by East and West Fourth streets, the Bowery, and East and West Houston
and Wooster streets. Area, 48 acres, containing 315 dwellings, with a population of4,759, giving a density of
99.15 persons to an acre and 15.11 persons to each dwelling.

This was largely a business and manufacturing district.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. | Foreign.
AREAS. Both parents | One oF both parents
native. | foreign.
Under 5 fates, asian sl|t Sahoo Underi
Total. vesTa: bie sl 2 | Total. years.
! Under 5 nder5 :
Total. years. ' Total. years. |
| | |
1 5 : Sen eey te
The city.....-. 31.01 110. 37 30. 22 112. 41 i 31.38 109. 63 23.15 74. 28
District B..... 44.49 | 175.57 38.52 | 366.67 | 47.75 150.86 | 28.85 | 111.11
| |
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
| |
United States 2 |
ele (white). Ireland. Germany. France. Italy.
Under |15 years|| Under }15 years|| Under )15 years Vaden 15 years|| Under i15 years
15 and 15 and 15 | and 1
years. | over. || years. | over. || years. oon am over, || years. | over.
|
The city 54.01 15. 91 50.87 | 28.01 46.97 17.04 || 47.01 17. 86 76.41 12. 27
District B .. 96. 52 25.39 51.36 | 37.59 49.38 | 22.89 | 106. 84 50. 56 75.07 12. 67
I
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS, ‘fi tee weekly be hee ee Pe
' Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- 3 Scarlet
; and croup. diseases. fever. tion. Pneumonia. fover.
ee |
The city -..---- 181. 63 316. 85 24.27 391.75 ° 287. 89 52.19
District B....- 228.98 | 320. 58 29. 44 1 529. 93 327.12 | 58. 88
! | !

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 12L

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much above the city average, and especially so for
thenative whites and for native children under 5 years of age of native parents. The death rate for those 15
years of age and upward. according to birthplaces of mothers, was 12.67 among the Italians as against 50.56 among
the French and 37.59 among the Irish.

Scarlet fever, typhoid fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia, measles, heart
disease and dropsy, childbirth, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the average proportion of
deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT C.—Bounded by West Fourteenth and Wooster streets, University place, West Fourth
street, and Sixth avenue. Area, 81 acres, of which 10 acres were included in parks; population, 7,031, in 663
dwellings. Excluding the park area there was an average of 99.73 persons to the acre and 10.68 persons to each
dwelling.

Business houses and residences were found in about equal numbers. Between University place and Broadway
may be classed as a business section. West of University place was formerly a fine residence section and many
fine dwellings occupied by old families are still found. There were many large hotels and boarding houses in the.
district. Some stables of the worst kind were in the alleys of this district.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
AREAS. | Nacaeenavees cata al
Both parents | One or both parents '
| native. | foreign. |
! Under 5 | 3 . ; Under 5
Total. | years. i | Ree Total. | ‘years.
nder 5 |; nder 5
Total. years. | Total. | years. |
| | | |
| !
The city....-.. 31.01 | 110. 37 30. 22 112. 41 31. 38 109. 63 23.15 74. 28
District C ...-. 23. 23 112. 72 20. 62 90. 70 27. 41 128.98 |! 20.47 | 83. 33
i !
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States Ireland G a England and FE
(white). relands ermany. | Wales. Trance.
AREAS. ‘ |
pS plea ren ue doers | a Th, G2, aad pete a A
Under ‘15 years " Under {15 years|| Under |15 years/| Under ‘15 years| Under 15 years
15 | and | 15 and 15 and || 15 ‘ and | 15 an
years. | over. | years. | over. || years. | over. || years. | over. | years. ' over.
1 \
[eee h foo po
‘ Raa |
The city......-. 54. 01 | 15.91 |! 50. 87 | 28.01 46.97 | 17.04 |} 50.53 | 20.78 | 47.01 | 17. 86
District C ..... 45.65 | 17.91 | 46. 24 | 18. 43 54.90 | 22.01 | 31. 65 | 23.81 || 32.26 | 19. 42
i i ff inte paeaull
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. G
Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- | Cancer and |Heart disease
and croup. Ciseases. ever. tion. tumor. and dropsy.
The city ...-.-- 181. 63 316. 85 24. 27 391. 75 GO. 55 138. 24
District C ..... 92. 34 134, 11 17.59 290. 20 76.95 175. 88

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably below the city average for the adults,
and slightly above it for the children under 5 years of age. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward,
according to birthplaces of mothers, was highest among the English, being 23.81 as against 19.42 for the French
and 17.91 for the Americans.

Cancer and tumor and heart disease and dropsy caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DIsTRicT D.—Bounded by East Fourteenth street, the Bowery, East Fourth and Wooster streets,
and University place. Area, 63 acres; population, 3,888, giving an average of 61.71 persons to each acre.

This may be described as a business district, containing a number of hotels.
122 VITAL STATISTICS.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
ren Both parents | One or both parents
native. foreign.
Under 5 |; Under 5
Total: years. |i aang | i Gaiters Total. years.
nder 5° ! under 5
Total. years Total. | years.
1
; : | |
The city .....-- 31.01 110. 37 30. 22 112.41 | 31.38 109. 63 23.15 74, 28
District D ..-.. 28.71 169. 40 27.17 123. 56 | 31. 29 | 210, 94 27.14 277.78
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
| f land and
United States || | England an
abi | Ireland. Germany. |i France.
AREAS. Kwhnite). 4) ! ‘Wales. :
]
= {
| Under |15 years;! Under |15 years!| Under |15 jos Under |15 years|| Under his years
15 and j}; 15 and 15 and | 15 and |} 15 | an
years. | over. || years.) over. || years. | over. || years.| over. | years. | over.
1 1
Thecity -.-...- 54.01 | 15.91 |; 50.87] 28.01 46.97 | 17.04 | 50.53 | 20.78 47.01 | 17. 86
District D..... 47.95 | 21.95 || 46.30 21.91 |; 78.13 20.40 | 138.89; 32.30 |] 90.91 | 17.41
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
a Diphtheria | Diarked | Typheid | ¢ lc d
iphtheria iarrheal ‘yphoi sons p- : ‘ancer an
and croup. diseases. | fever. tion. Pneumonia. | tumor.
Bich coer, oes | '
1
‘The city -.--... 181. 63 316. 85 24.27 391. 75 287. 89 ' 60. 55
! District D..--. 48.05 164.18 44.05 372. 42 230.31 88. 10
! i

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was a little above the city average, and considerably
above it for the children under 5 years of age. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to
‘birthplaces of mothers, was highest among the English, being 32.30 as against 21.91 for the Irish, 21.95 for the
Americans, and 17.41 for the French.

Typhoid fever, cancer and. tumor, heart disease and dropsy, diseases of the nervous system, and diseases of
the urinary organs caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

WARD 16.

This ward was subdivided into four districts, and contained 332 acres, 3,236 dwellings, and a population of
49,134, giving an average density of 147.99 persons to the acre and 15.18 persons to each dwelling.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by West Twentieth street, Ninth avenue, West Fourteenth street, and the
Hudson river. Area, 66 acres, with 346 dwellings and a population of 8,001, giving 121.23 persons to the acre and
23.12 persons to each dwelling.

The original shore line in this district followed about the course of Tenth avenue, and all that portion of the
district east of Tenth avenue, amounting to more than one-half, was made land. Tenements predominated, and
the district contained several gas houses and breweries.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

: DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
i Native. Foreign.

 

Both parents ! One or. both parents |

AREAS. |
native. foreign.

 

| Under 5 gat aes i
Total. years. | sa i ee years.

nderid | nder 5
Total. years. | Total.

years.

 

Total. | Under 5
i
|
|

1
pees sl ey
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1
31.01 | 110.37 30. 22 112. 41
| 117.61 33.33 | 109.14 |

The city ..
District A

 

31.38 109, 63 23.15 74,28

32.10 © 121.76 | 34.06 | 89.74
| A

 

 

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

SANITARY DISTRICT A—Continued.

123

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States |! England and 4
aa ; Ireland. Germany. Scotland.
AREAS. (white). ‘ Vales.
g a i
Under |15 saul ee 15 years|| Under !15 years Ong 15 years!) Under 15 a
15 and lea and 15 and and |
years. | over. gauss over. |i years.| over. ou over. | ye eens ore a
i { {
eee see
The city -...... 54.01} 15.91 | 50. 87 | 28.01 46.97 | 17.04 50.53 | 20.78 43.71 i 21.91
District A ..... 50. 98 16.70 || 55.38 | 29.92 54. 61 16. 24 59.14 17. 66 25.89 | 33.13
i : |
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
are Diphtheria | Diarrhea! | Typhoid | C | Malari 1
iphtheria iarrhea, ‘yphoi onsump- a alaria
and croup. diseasas. fever. ‘ tion. | Pneumonia. fever.
| sere
/ {
The city ..-..-- 181. 63 | 316. 85 24.27 391. 75 287. 89 \ 24,62 |
District A.... 227.08 | 347. 78 36. 82 417.33 | 306. 86 38.87 |

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was a little above the city average, the excess occurring

chiefly among the children under 5 years of age.

The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward,

according to birthplaces of mothers, was highest among the Scotch, being 33.13 as against 29.92 among the Irish,
17.66 among the English, 16.70 among the Americans, and 16.24 among the Germaus.

Scarlet fever, typhoid fever, malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia,
aud whooping cough caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

avenue.

SANITARY DISTRICT B.—Bounded by West Twentieth street, Sixth avenue, West Fourteenth street, and Ninth
Area, 91 acres; population, 16,594; average density, 182.35 persons to the acre.

tenements existed in about equal numbers in this. district.

boarding houses, and one large brewery in this district.

Dwellings, stores, and
There were a number of fine dry goods stores, many

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
AREAS: | Both parents f One or both parents
i. native. ; foreign.
Under 5 |! i Under 5
Total. years. || ; aa i a Total. years.
| nder 5! nder 5 |
Total. years. 4 Total. years.
ipeoecht eat fenced aes sage)
|
The city .....-. 31.01 110. 37 | 30. 22 112.41 j) 31.38 109. 63 23.15 | 74, 28
District B..... 27.86 | 116.41 | 2863 | 193.97 | 7.92 | i202 || s4s4 | 144.03
: ii Ne SAS ne
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States, | " ‘ England and |
Wiehe (white). Ireland. ! Germany. Vales i France.
oe =e ij.
1 | ! | I
Under /15 years Wades 115 9 sears Under 15 years)| Under |15 years iy Under 15 years!
15 | and "a "45 and 15 and | and
years. | over. cea. ' je | years. over. || years. | over. j | years, oP over.
ele dee ay Bee
The city......- 54.01} 15.91 |) 50.87 | 28.01 |) 46.97 | 17.04 |] 50.53 | 20.78 | 47.01 | 17.86 |
District B ..-.. 57.82 | 17.27 | 47. 21 32.91 59. 74 19. 33 49. 02 | 26.91 | 45. 98 | 20. 45
» i
|
: DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
j
AREAS. : ' |
| Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid {| Consump- ., | Malarial
| and croup. | diseases. fever. i tion. Pneumonia. | fever.
: | 2 io ; i |
The city ......- ; 181. 63 316.85 | 24.27 391.75 | 287.89 | 24.62 |
District B ..... 157. 82 243.63 | 18.74 434.99 | 278. 16 35.51

 
124 VITAL STATISTICS.

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was a little above the city average. It was above it
for the native and considerably above it for the foreign, both adults and children. The death rate for those 15
years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was highest among the Irish, being 32.91 as
against 20.45 among the French, 19.33 among the Germans, and 17.27 among the Americans.

Malarial fever, consumption, cancer and tumor, heart disease and dropsy, and diseases of the urinary organs
caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT C.—Bounded by West Twenty-sixth street, Ninth avenue, West Twentieth street, and
the Hudson river. Area, 82 acres; population, 6,834, giving 83.34 persons to the acre.

West of Tenth avenue was all made land, reclaimed from the Hudson river. The houses in this portion were
mostly tenements. The district contained also small dwellings and stores, with one car stable near the river.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

T
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. | Foreign.
<== - 2
AREAS. | |
Both parents One or both parents
| native. {| foreign. | Suave
Underd Wns Stee “Totaly * ens er
Total. years. |} | ae it ; aes | ; years.
nder 5 ndler 5 |
! Total. | years. fotal: | years.
The city....... 31.01 110.37 | 30. 22 | 112. 41 31. 38 109. 63 23.15 74, 28
District C ..... 28.91 115. 68 25, 96 | 110. 84 31. 28 | 118. 40 30. 67 10. 42
pace giana ae oe
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MO!1HERS WERE BORN IN—
| 1
United States England and |
: Ireland. Germany. Scotland.
AREAS: (white). Wales. seal
Poy | ! : rie
Under lis years|| Under |15 years|| Under /15 years Under 45 pean 5| Under j15 Years
15 and 15; and || 15 and ; 15
years. | over. |] years. | over. | Years. | over. | esas: one a || years. bo be er.
| a
The city ....... 54.01 | 15. 91 50. 87 | 28.01 46. 97 17. 04 50. 53 20. 78 43. 71 | 21.91
District C ..... 55. 71 | 17,94 48. 85 | 30. 63 50.51 18. 57 46.88 | 24.38 50. 00 | 23, 23
oe
| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
cee Diphth Diarrheal | Typhoid | C Mal:
iphtheria jarrheal phoi onsump- . alarial
and croup. diseases. fever. tion. Pneumonia. fever.
The city ....... 181. 63 316. 85 24.27 391.75 287. 89 24. 62
District C ..... 124. 54 268. 24 26. 34 399. 96 277. 82 26. 34

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was a little above the city average. It was very low
for the foreign children under 5 years of age. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according
to birthplaces of mothers, was 30.63 for the Irish as against 24.38 for the English, 18.57 for the Germans, and 17.94
for the Americans.

Typhoid fever, malarial fever, consumption, heart disease and dropsy, diseases of the nervous system, and
diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANIvagxy DISTRICT D.—Bounded by West Twenty-sixth street, Sixth avenue, West Twentieth street, and
Ninth avenue. Area, 93 acres; 1,328 dwellings; population, 17,705, the average number of persons to the acre
being 190.38.

In this district were some of the largest and finest dry goods stores. Dwellings and apartment houses existed
in about equal numbers. One brewery and some houses of ill fame were in this district.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 125

The death rates in this district, as compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULA1ION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Native. : Foreign.
EAS: | Both parents One or both parents *
\ native. oreign.
si ; Under 5 1 Under 5
Total. years. ae l a Total. years.
nder | Under
Total. years. cE Total. | years.
| =
The city ....... 31.01 | 110. 37 30. 22 112.41 31.38 109. 63 23.15 74.28
District D ..... 20.21 | 89.57 20. 47 91. 37 19. 98 88. 42, 19. 82 136, 36
i i

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

United States 2 England and
ee. (white). Ireland. Germany. Vales. France.
| Under lis years Under 15 years Under ls years Under 15 years Under 15 yeare
15 |; an 1 an ani ani ani
years. over. || years. | over. }) years. | over. | years. | over. || years. | over.
test |
i
The city ....... | 54.01 15. 91 50.87 | 28.01 46. 97 | 17. 04 50. 53 20.78 47.01 17. 86
District D .-..-. | 42 81, 14.43 39.52 | 20.98 35. 43 11. 89 31.75 | 16.77 67.77 | 18.52
: l
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO— <
AREAS. eeiaeak | | i i
Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- | Cancer and
| and croup. | diseases. fever. tion. | Poeumonia. | tumor.
: zl |
‘ | |
The city ...-... 181. 63 316. 85 24.27 391.75 | 287.89 | 60. 55
y | I
District D ...-.. 96.15 146. 99 17.57 | 295. 84 | 194.14 | 87. 49
| I ! t

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably below the city average, and especially
so for the native white. It was above the average for the foreign children under 5 years of age. The death rate
for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 20.98 among the Irish as against
11.89 among the Germans.

Cancer and tumor caused inore than the average proportion of deaths.

WARD 17.

This ward was subdivided into six districts, and contained 290 acres and 3,689 dwellings, with a total population
of 103,158. There were 10 acres of parks in this ward, excluding which the population density was 368.42 persons
to the acre and 27.96 persons to each dwelling.

This ward contained a very large proportion of German population.

SANITARY DISTRICY A.—Bounded by East Fourth street, First avenue, Allen and Rivington streets, and the
Bowery. Area, 51 acres; population, 17,778, giving 348.59 persons to the acre.

This district contained tenements and small dwellings in about equal numbers, with a predominating proportion
of German population.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
| Native. Foreign.
Angas. | i
im | Both parents |; One or both parents
‘ i native. ! foreign.
ave) | Underd iy Bs cacee oul [aie Under 5

| | Total. | ‘\ears. ee i aon Total | years.

{ nder 5 uder 5
| | Lotal. < years. | Total. | years.
|---— = i ee = = 3 i i = os al

|

: The city....-.. | 31,01 110. 37 30. 22 112.41 | 31.38 109. 63 23.15 i TA. 28
_ District A..... , 33.31 112. 72 40. 03 119. 40 | 31.78 111. 03 21.06 56. 86
' | | ;

 

 
126 VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT A—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States | i | . Russia and i Other foreign ©
AREAS. (white). | Ireland. | Germany. Poland. ‘| countries.
Under lis years: Under j15 years Under 15 years|| Under '15 years|| Under lis saga
15 and j 15 and and 15 and 15 and
a years. | over. | years. | over. sens over. || years. | over. || years.| over.
i
' The city.-...-. 54.01 15.91 50. 87 28. 01 46. 97 17. 04 28. 67 6.21 40. 68 13.00
‘ District A..... 66.24 | 17.87 69.87 | 34.02 55.08 | 17.08 20. 33 4.98 42.36 | 12.80
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. 1 é ce dca
: Diphtheria | Diarrheal | Typhoid onsump- : ea isease
| and croup. dieases. | fever. tion. Pneumonia. [ang dropsy.
een |
The city....... 181. 63 | 316, 85 24.27 391.75 287.89 138. 24
District A .. 170.73 | 302, 28 22. 39 365. 73 270. 56 159. 54
|

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was a little below the city average for the foreign and
a little above it for the native, but highest among the native white of native parents. The death rate for
those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was only 4.98 among the Russian and
Polish Jews as against 34.02 among the Irish and 17.87 among the Americans.

Heart disease and dropsy caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICYr B.—Bounded by East Fourth and Clinton streets, Avenue B, Rivington and Allen
streets, and First avenue. Area, 54 acres; population, 30,100, making an average of 557.41 persons to the acre.

Tenements and small dwellings existed in about equal numbers, with a German population predominating.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

: |
| | DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
i * ran nena eA = an eee
i Native. | Foreign.
i Ze [es Se ses hd
i i |
| AREAS. Both parents f One or both parents i i
| native. foreign.
{ lop Underi5 |}; are Bae ee nS Under 5
Total. years. sti = Total. years
nder 5 nder 5
| | Total \ years. Total. years. |
: d: = beiaal
' The CATS Seca 21.01 110. $7 30, 22 112, 41 31.38 109. 63 ‘ 23.15 74. 28
District B ._... 34. 96 95. 77 48.73 | 117.32 33. 05 92.18 ( 18. 95 45.61
i !
: DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
| : United States | Gentine | Russia and H ded ! Other foreign
imine i (whitey || yo, Poland. | ungary. | countries.
AREAS.
| HI \ | i \ =
| : Under lis years Under, 15 years| Under |15 years) Under '15 years|i Under ji5 years
' 15 and | and 15 and | 15 ; and I and
| years. | over. | years. | over. | years. | over. || years. over. | years. | over.
‘ I : : !
Ses ee. == ra ! i i | i os)
i : i
The city....--- | 54.01} 15.91! 46.97! 37.04 | 2867] G21) 4721. 45 | 40.68 | 13.00
District B ....-. | 62. 20 17.19 | 51.71 22. 03 ‘| 18. 09 2.54 || 38.95 7.35 35.44 1 8.24
Shatde Petes kacieoll Baie soe “ : i
. |
; DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
nae Diphtheria | Diarrheal | Typhoid | © q
Diphtheria jarrhea Yphoi onsump- | Scarlet ane
and croup. diseases. | fever. tion. | fever. Childbirth.
'
ass eo aes | yee eS
| |
The city....--- | 181. 63 316, 85 24.27 391, 75 52.19 26.72,
District B -.... | 164. 76 340. 54 30. 86 338, 89 61.17 29. 20

 

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average, but considerably above it
for the native white of native parents. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces
of mothers, was 2.54 among the Russian and Polish Jews and 7.35 among the Hungarians as against 22.03 among
the Germans and 17.19 ainong the Americans.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 127

Scarlet fever, typhoid fever, diarrheal diseases, and childbirth caused more than the average pooportion of
deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT C.—Bounded by East Ninth street, First avenue, East. Fourth street, and the Bowery.
Area, 43 acres, with 515 dwellings, containing 11,772 persons, giving an average of 273.77 persons: te the acre and
22.86 persons to each dwelling.

The characteristics of this district as to buildings and population were similar to those im the preceding.
district.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
AREAS: Both parents One or both parents
native. foreign.
Total, | Under 5 Under 5.|'
oF years. Gia Fa Total. years.
nder 5 5, ‘ nder
Total. years. | Total. years.
The city.....-. 31,01 110. 37 30, 22 | 112. 41 31.38 1 109, 63 23.15 74. 28
District C ..... 23. 25 94.43 30. 12 | 90. 04 21.55 | 96. 12 | 21..09' 33. 33

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

be | |
' United States | ;| England and |, Other foreign
(white). Ireland. Germany. | Wales. | countries.
AREAS. |
|
i 1 ;
j Uader 15 years | eager 15 years| Under /15 years Under 15 years|| Under /15 years,

| and || 15 and and 15; | and

| eau: | ne his over. || years. | over. ce, over. || years. | over.

| ets
The city.....-- 54.01 15. 91 | 50.87 | 28.01 d 46.97 17. 04 i 50. 53 20. 78: 40.68 | 13.00
District U -.... 46.47 | 12.18 4 51.7: 27.55 | 41.08 14.88 |; 66. 67 18. 69 53.99 | 20,22

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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|

' DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
|

 

 

 

 

AREAS. ;
F Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid Consunip- a awe
1 _ and croup. | diseases. fever. tion. Pneumonia. | Childbirth.
| |
The city....... | 181. 63 316. 85 24.27 391. 75 287, 89 26.72"
District C ..-.. 139. 49 202. 89 33. 82 322. 65 197. 26 36. 63

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably below the city avenage both among
the children and the adults. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to. birthplaces of
mothers, was 12.18 among the Americans as against 14.88 among the Germans.and 27.55 among the Irish.

Typhoid fever, cancer and tumor, and childbirth caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRIcr D.—Bounded by East Ninth street, Avenue B, East Fourth street, and First avenue.
Area, 41 acres, of which 6 acres were in parks; population, 15,651, excluding the park area, giving 447.17 persons;
to the acre.

The characteristics of the population and dwellings were the same in this district as in the preceding..

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city,. were as follows:.

 

| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Native. Foreign.

AREAS» i Both parents | One or both parents |

; native. ee | |
Under s po sites! wedgadvanecinece He Under 5
Total. years. | cia es | ay "| Total. | years.

| ; nder nder !

d Total. | years. Total. | years. | “j
(oases aon Wega 2a
| The city....... ; stor | 10.37 30.22 | az41 fi 31.38: 109.63 | 93.15 | 74.28
| District D ..... | 96.29 © oa. 4 | 93.65 | 74.93 |) 25.30 | 99.92 20.12 | 123,46

\ I |

 

 
128 VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT D—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States . ‘ Other forei
(white). Ireland. Germany. | Bohemia. countri sae
AREAS. \
Under |15 years|| Under |15 years|| Under |15 wal Under sor 1s years|| Under |15 years
15 and 15 | and 15 aud ‘ 15: and | 15 | an
years. | over. || years. over. |] years. | over. . years. | over. |: years. | over.
5 | Wee | |
The city....-.- 54.01 | 15.91 || 50.87 | 28.01 || 46.97, 17.04 || 82.57 | 20.31 || 40.68 | 13.00
District D..... 47.31 | 9.05 || 103.77 | 49,21 || 44.33 | 14.27 | 135.74 | 49.75 | 25.13 | 12.85
i : |
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. enn ges “é iA ‘ as
Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- ; : scarle
croup. diseases. fever, tion. | Pneumonia. fever.
The city......- 181. 63 316. 85 24.27 391. 75 i 287.89 | 52.19
District D ..... 173. 80 246. 92 24. 37 314. 75 | 201.35 | 57. 23

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably below the city average, but was
above it for the foreign children under 5 years of age. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward,
according to birthplaces of mothers, was 9.05 among the Americans as against 49.75 among the Bohemians and 49,2
among the Irish.

Scarlet fever, typhoid fever, and cancer and tumor caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT E.—Bounded by East Fourteenth street, First avenue, East Ninth street, and Fourth
avenue. Area, 59 acres; population, 10,947, being 185.54 persons to the acre.

The principal characteristics of this district were similar to those in the preceding districts of this ward.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION,
Native. Foreign.
AREAS | Both parents One or both parents
I native. foreign.
r Unders ; n Under5
Total. years. || ae md Total. years.
; Under 5 | Under 5
| Total | years. Total. | years.
|. |
on Bee | |
The city. ...-.- 31.01 110.37 | 30. 22 112.41 > 31.38 | 109. 63 23.15 74. 28
i , f
District E ...-- 27.57 125. 90 | 25. 43 | 114. 33 28.48 | 130.01 27. 38 79.17
1 I '
| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN-—
| -
‘ United States “ ' England and |
‘ (white). Ireland. Germany. | Wales. Italy.
AREAS. |
Under 15 years'| Under 15 years|! Under 15 years | Under lis years gader 15 xe eats
and 15 and 15; and ' 15 | and
ies over. || years. over. || years. over. |! years. ; over. || ee aoe
Lee net mr : a Sexes: Bitatcg dsetne oe ||| | ie ON
The city. .-.-.- 54.01 15. 91 50. 87 | 28.01 46.97 | 17,04) 50.53 iy 20.78 | 76.41 12.27
District E ..... 56.27 | 13.90 j) 44.16 | 28.87 || 59.81 | 17.80 94.59 | 21,24 j, 17.37 11. 06
! ! | i i! \
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. Diphtheri | Diarrheal | Typhoid | ¢ ie ieee
iphtheria jarrhea yphoid ‘onsump- A saaas
and croup. | diseases. i fever. tion. Pneumonia. | Childbirth.
— ins | pe ere etl ee
The city ....-.- 181. 62 316. 85 | 24.27 391. 75 287. 89 26. 72
District E....- 166. 65 222. 71 22. 73 387, 84 262. 10 | 37. 88
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During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average, but somewhat above it
for the foreign. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was
11,06 among the Italians as against 13.90 among the Americans and 28.87 among the Irish.

Cancer and tumor and childbirth caused more than the average proportion of deaths,
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. . 129

SANITARY DISTRICT F.—Bounded by East Fourteenth street, Avenue B, East Ninth street, and First avenue.
Area, 42 acres, with 474 dwellings and a population of 16,910. There were 4 acres of parking in this district,
excluding which the population density was 445.00 persons to the acre.

The characteristics of this district were similar to those of the preceding.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. | Foreign.
—
ence Both parents | One or both parents | |
native. | foreign. | a
y Under 5 : n nder 5
Total. years. =| Total. | years
Under 5 } | Under 5 ,
Total. years. | Total. years. '

; jl | i. Sees
The city....-.- 31.01 110. 37 30, 22 112.41 I 31.38 | 109. 63 23.15 74. 28
District F ..... 33. 40 112. 91 | 42.56 104. 88 31. 66 | 115. 68 | 26. 01 | 88.71

1 ko a
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States | - S Other foreign
AREAS. (white). Treland: : Germany Italy. countries.
a ee wees Z
Under [15 years|' Under 15 years|' Under las years|| Under lis years | Under |15 years
and |, 15 | and 15 |; and 15 =, and 15 and
years. | over. | years. | over. |, years. | over. | years. | over. || years. | over.
i !
ae = ae pees
The city....... 54.01 | 15.91 |, 50.87 | 28.01 |) 46.97 { 17.04 |) 76.41 | 12.27 |) 40.68] 13.00
District F ..... 61.34: 13.72 | 53.10] 34.99 48.63 | 17.33 28.95 | 14.65 74.30 | 20.14
- ; ;
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. :
Diphtheria | Diarrheal | Typhoid | Consump- mi
andcroup. ; diseases. fever. | tion. Fneamonia. | Measles.
ae ao sacar ft Peapod re 1 |
The city....-.. 181.63 316. 85 24.27 | 391. 75 287. 89 | 45.67
District F ..... 190,29 |! 367. 2 18.64 5 436.48 | 324. 66 | 47. 08
: i ! |

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was a little above the city average. The death rate
for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 14.65 among the Italians as against
34.99 among the Irish.

Diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia, measles, and whooping cough caused
more than the average proportion of deaths.

WARD 18.

This ward was subdivided into five districts, containing 431 acres, 63,270 population, and 3,373 dwellings. The
average number of persous to the acre, exclusive of 20 acres of park area, was 153.94, and the number of persons
to each dwelling was 18.76.

The New York, Post Graduate, and Willard Parker hospitals were in this ward.

SANITARY DISTRICr A.—Bounded by East and West Twentieth streets, Fourth avenue, East and West
Fourteenth streets, and Sixth avenue. Area, 66 acres, with about 7 acres of park; population, 3,864; number of
persons to each acre, exclusive of the park area, 63.49.

This was largely a business district, containing some fine residences and hotels and many large boarding houses.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| Native. ; Foreign.
i
AREAS te og ‘| cea
ae ; " Both parents One or both pareuts °
\ 1! native. foreign. I; i
it Det acoder: ee : hes » Under 5
| Total. years. | ba a || Total. | years.
t i ae * Under 5 5 nder 5 |
| | Total. ; years. Total. years.
coccons Inks --[--—— I peat | a, otha anil atint, ce
ad : i
The city.-...-- | 31.01 110.37 "30.22 112. 41 31.38 109. 63 ‘\ 23.15 | 74.28
| !
i 17.49 | 666.67
|

District A....- 94.95 133, 66 18. 41 65.36 | 39.81 ' 203.33

938——9
130 VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT A—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

|
\ DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
' t
| United States England and |
: ' Ireland. Germany. France.
AREAS. (white). i Svales. |
! ere, ! :
: Under |15 years'| Under (15 years ee 15 years|! Under |15 years]: Under |15 years|'
| 45 and | 15 and and 15 and 15 and,
; years. | over. years. | over. waar over. || years. | over. || years. | over.
The city.-...-. 54.01 15.91 || 50.87 | 28.01 46.97 17. 04 50.53 | 20.78 47.01 17. 86
District A..... 42.71 | 18. 88 | 64.10 | 18.48 || 71.43 | 24.07 |) 100,00 | 15.78 |) 18.52) 19.35
| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

AREAS. j | : é :
Diphtheria | Diarrheal | Typhoid Consump- | Cancer and ean
and croup. ! diseases. ever. tion. tumor. organs.

|
The city.-.---- 181. 63 316. 85 | 24. 27 391.75 | 60. 55 | 173. 72
District A..... 63. 71 | 84. 95 25. 48 293.07 | 89.70 254. 84

 

 

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably below the city average, but above it
for the children under 5 years of age, especially for those of foreign birth, among whom it was 666.67 per 1,000 of
population. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 15.78
among the English as against 24.07 among the Germans.

Typhoid fever, cancer and tumor, heart disease and dropsy, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more
than the average proportion of deaths. i“

SANITARY DISTRIcT B.—Bounded by East Twentieth street, First avenue, East Fourteenth street, and
Fourth avenue. Area, 83 acres; population, 11,089. There were 5 acres of parking, excluding which the average
number of persons to the acre was 142.17.

That portion of this district between Fourth and Second avenues was occupied by a fine class of residences.
East of Second avenue the buildings were mostly tenements.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. ! Foreign.
pe ge Se ee yer tA hae
AREAS: ' Both | arents One or both parents !
: native. foreign. |
. Under 5 Under 5
Total. ‘years. Total, years.
; Under 5 » Under 5
Total. Sears: Total. | ears. |
1 :
The city .....-. 31.01 i 110.37 30. 22 112.41 31.38 109. 63 23.15 | TA. 28
District B ..... 25. 07 | 133. 45 26.17 129, 97 24. 26 135, 50 22.79 133. 33
, ah |
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN 1X—
United States Irelaiid G England and ! Otlier foreign |,
reland. any. aoe
AREAS. (white). « me a SEs Vales.. countries.
Sa Se ee ' :
Under !15 years'| Under 15'yearal Under 15 years Under ly eal Under lis years
1 | and 15 and an and | 15} and
years. | over. || years. | over. | soars, over. sen over. years. | over.
eee el asf a, ieee = eee
The city....-.- 54.01 | 15. 91 50. 87 28.01 || 46.97 17. 04 50. 53 | 20.78 40.68 - 13.00
District B °.... 60. 51 | 17.3% 56.39 | 23.00 | 43.34] 13.86 61. 83 | 17.33 55.56 | 17.19 ‘
( '
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. i J | Pom etat thee. !
! Diphtheria Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- Malarial | Cancer and |
and croup. diseases. | fever. tion. | fever. | — tumor, |
Saag wet all: eee a a sesh nee eo re rt pe Sa
The city.......! 181. 63 316. 85, 24.27 391.75 24.62 | 60.55. |
District B ..... 108, 033 170.19 | 19. 24 313.74 | 31.08 | 76.95 |

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 131

During ths 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average for the adults and above
it for the children under 5 years of age, both for the native and the foreign. The death rate for those 15 years of
age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 13.86 among the Germans as against 17.37 among the
Americans and 23.00 among the Irish.

Malarial fever, cancer and tumor, and childbirth caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT C.—Bounded by East Twenty-sixth street, the East river, East Fourteenth street, and
First avenue. Area 129 acres, containing 701 dwellings and a population of 24,445, giving an average of 189.50
persons to the acre and 34.87 persons to each dwelling.

This district consisted almost entirely of land reclaimed from the river, there being but a small corner in the
southeastern part within the original shore line. At Seventeenth street the shore line was more than 3 blocks
beyond its original location. The tenement class of buildings predominated. Some large gas houses were located
near the river. :

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
!
Native. | Foreign.
|
AREAS: Both parents One or both parents !
native. toreign. |
Under5 || ec? ! Under 5
Total. years. a i Total. years.
7 Under 5 Under 5 |
Total years. Total. | years. |
i
| = |
The city..-.--.. 31.01 110. 37 30.22 | 112.41 31.38 109.63 | 23.15 74. 28
District C ....-. 38. 88 134. 86 54.40 | 147. 73 36. 07 | 131. 08 | 32.58 87.30
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
| | \
United States | | England and || Other foreign
(white). Ce | eS a Wales. countries.
AREAS. i ,
{errs }
Tuder |15 years, Under 15 years! Under |15 years’ Under |15 years}! Under |15 years
15 and || 15 and 15 | and | and 15 and
years. | over. | years. | over. || years. | over. |] years. | over. |} years. | over.
——— i——j-_| |
The city......-. 54. OL 15.91 50.87 28.01 46.97 | 17.04 i 50. 53 20. 78 40.68 | 13.00
District C ..-.. 64.92 15. 62 | 55. 60 ' 34. 86 50.51 18. 36 63, 90 | 26. 26 | 49, 52 | 15. 66
: ! | 1
—
| DEATH RATES PER 100.000 POPULATION DUE TO—
|
AREAS. as ‘ 7 ena ze a i
Diphtheria | iarrhea: 'yphoid ‘onsump- ! :
, and croup. | diseases. fever. | tion. | Pneumonia. | Measles.
|
<a | fh - | fe |
The-citys <<< 181. 63 316. 85 24.27 | 391.75 | 287. 89 | 45.67
District C 239. 01 1 443.10 29. 54 ! 494. 80 339. 71 51.02

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was above the city average. The death rate for those
15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 15.62 among the Americans and 34.86 among
the Irish.

Typhoid fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, pneumonia, measles, whooping cough, and diseases
of the nervous system caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT D.—Bounded by East and West Twenty-sixth streets, Fourth avenue, East and West
Twentieth streets, and Sixth avenue. Area, 71 acres; number of dwellings, 484; population, 7,024. Mxcluding 6
acres in parks, the population density was 108.06 persons to the acre and 14.51 persons to each dwelling.

This was a retail business district. It also contained many hotels and boarding houses, with dwellings of the
better class, many of which on the business streets had been converted into stores.
132 VITAL STATISTICS.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows: -

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

    

     

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.

SRESS: i Both parents | One or both parents |

\ | native. foreign.
Under 5 Under 5
Total. | vents | haces Total. years.
Under 5 | nder
| ‘Poral. years. || Total. years.
| ues ene | psa ans pot ee pe
31.01 | 110.37 |; 30.22 112. 41 31. 38 | 109. 63 23.15 74. 28
14.54. 133.33 i 12. 37 81. 30 | 26. 21 206. 90 11.05 333. 33
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
: | |
Tnited } England and
ee | Ireland. | Germany. my Tales. France.

AREAS. !

Under | Under iS sears Under |15 years|| Under /|15 years'| Under |15 years

15 15: and 15 and 15 and 15 and

years. iron, 1 years. | over. |) years. | over. |; years. | over. |! years. | over.

| |

The city ..-.... 54.01) 15.91 |} 50.87 | 28.01 ! 46.97 | 17.04 60.53, 20.78 1; 47.01; 17.86

District D ..... 31.37 | 12.08 | 111.11 8.42 || 66.67 | 12.31 | 11.11 | 17.93 |, 58.33 | 16,88
| i | 1
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

AREAS. | “i i Ey a
Diphtheria Diarrheal Typhoid | Consump- = eart disease|
and croup. | diseases. fever. | tion. Pneumonia. long dropsy.

| ed |
The city -...... 181. 63 | 316. 85 24.27 | 391.75 ; 287.89 | 138, 24
District D..-.-. 32.71 | 63. 09 23. 37 133.18 | 149. 54 | 144. 87
I 1

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was less than half the city average, but was greater for
the children under 5 years of age, and especially among the foreign and the native children having one or both
parents foreign. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was
8.42 among the Irish, 12.08 among the Americans, 12.31 among the Germans, and 16.88 among the French.

Heart disease and dropsy caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICY E.—Bounded by East Twenty-sixth street, First avenue, East Twentieth street, and Fourth
avenue. Area 82 acres, containing 908 dwellings and a population of 16,848. Gramercy park, containing about 2
acres, was in this district, excluding which area the number of persons to the acre was 210.60, with an average of
18.56 persons to each dwelling.

This district contained private dwellings and tenements in about equal numbers.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION. ¥
Native. | Foreign.
ReSe | | Both parents One or both parents | |
| native. foreign. |
5 Under 5 : Under 5
Total. nder
years. | as aa i Total. years.
nder 5 Tot: nder 5
Total. years. Total. years, i
meets Seeds, ee Ns see
| {
The city..----- 31.01 110.37 30.22 | 112.41 31, 38 109, 63 232.15 | 74.28
District FE ..... 26.77 104.69 94.27 | 105. 39 | 28. 03 104, 42 | 28.02 ' 104.17
ae aT ae =
| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States ha he Pie i 1 e) . 1 a
iv Stat ae a ~ fngland and ' F >
ao | (white). | Ireland. | Germany. Vales, j Scandinavia.
epee oe a8 ae rs 4 me Sinai aap ane I Bs eS
| Under 15 venta! Under Gaara Under |15 years| Undon isasontel Under lis years
15 aud 1; and i 15 and and || 15 and
years, over. years. ji over, iy, FEATS: over. oe over. years. ' over.
1 {
sie ——I- se || heaps
The dite. cocoss | 64.01 | 15.91 | 50.87, 28.01 | 46.97, 17. OL | 80.53 | “20.78 | $7.98" 13.43
District E 53. 6 | 15.36] 44.49 | 28.99 | 45.241 16.16] 4x02) 16.97 | 63.01 | 21.05
| : ; \ | i

 

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 133

SANITARY DISTRICT E—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

|
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. 0 | i a a
iphtheria Diarrheal Typhoid + Consump- ; : eart disease
and croup. diseases. ever. | tion. | Pneumonia. | and dropsy.
a ao es Rn ey ie ae = ]
The city ..--... 181. 63 316. 85 24.27 ( 391. 75 287.89 | 138. 24
District E ..... 146. 11 249. 37 30.20 | 421.78 238. 65 : 168. 52
i |

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average, but above it for those of
foreign birth. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 15.36
among the Americans, 16.16 among the Germans, and 28.39 among the Irish.

Typhoid fever, consumption, heart disease and dropsy, and diseases of the liver caused more than the average
proportion of deaths.

WARD 19.

This ward, was subdivided into sixteen districts and contained, including Blackwells island, 1,600 acres, 12,261
dwellings, aud a population of 234,846. That portion of Central park lying south of Highty-sixth street and east
of Sixth avenue, containing 145 acres, was included in this ward, also the space known as Reservoir square, covering
about 10 acres. Excluding the park area, there was an average of 162.52 persons to the acre and 19.15 persons to
each dwelling.

This was largely a residential ward, containing many fine dwellings situated, for the greater part, west of Third
avenue. East of Third avenue were mostly flats or tenemeuts.

There were many hospitals and public institutions in this ward, including the Presbyterian, German, Mount
Sinai, Colored Home, Nursery and Child’s, and St. Luke’s hospitals, the Foundling asylum, and the institutions
on Blackwells island.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by East and West Fiftieth streets, Fourth avenue, East and West Fortieth
streets, and Sixth avenue. Area, 117 acres; population, 7,275; giving 67.99 persons to the acre, excluding the area
of Reservoir square.

Fifth avenue in this district contained some fine residences. Almost all of one block, between Forty-third and
Forty-fourth streets and Fifth and Sixth avenues, was covered by one Jarge car stable. On the north side of
Forty-fourth street and south side of Forty-third street were many smaller stables.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
il
Native. j__ Foreign.
z
1 |
AERASY i Both parents | One or both parents |
| native. foreign. | |
’ -
Under 5 || Unders
Total. yeurs. | se eae || Total. | years.
nder 5 nder |
| Total. years. Total. | yeara. {
Peete rate ip eat se |
!
The city. .-...- 31.01 110. 37 | 30. 22 112. 41 31.38 | 109. 63 23.15 4
District A..... 26. 66 109. 30 24. 61 ' 86. 78 ; BLT | 138. 30 16, 29
i N i {
SS
| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
i
be i ! i
i eg || 3 a i
‘ ere | Treland. | Germany. ut Hog land.and | France.
AREAS. : | 4 |
Say" rnbes || ete oars i
‘Under hs years,| Under 15 years}: Under |15 years} Under |15 years | Under 15 years
15 and | and 5 and 15 and | and
' years. | over. | years. | over. | years. | over. |] years. | over. | years. ; over.
i i
es | uf seen
df 7 i |
The city..--.-- 54. 01 15. 91 50. 87 28. 01 i 46. 97 | 17. 04 50.53 20.78 | 47.01. 17.86
District A....- 39. 26 ad 24.22 || 85.07 | 14.98 |, 2-78 | 18.15 53.92 21.38 |] 100. 00 | 12.61
' i ' i
| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO--
1 ae ee us deetet
AREAS. \ i i
| Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- Cancer and Heart disease!
, and croup. diseases. fever. i tion. tumor. and dropsy.
a ee “ a = Ss ceri tacts, ENE eae ey
The city...-..- | 181.63 | 316.85 | 24,27 391.75 60.55 138. 24
District A..... | 98. 01 | 126. 38 i 43.85 | 226. 97 87. 69 | 196. 02
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134 VITAL STATISTICTS

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably below the city average, especially for
the foreign. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 12.61
among the French, 14.98 among the Irish, and 24.22 among the Americans.

Typhoid fever, cancer and tumor, and heart disease and dropsy caused more than the average proportion of
deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT B.—Bounded by East Fiftieth street, Second avenue, East Fortieth street, and Fourth
avenue. Area, 99 acres; population, 19,699; average number of persons to the acre, 198.98.
_ This was a residential district and it contained one large car stable and a brewery.
The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH rates PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
AREAS: Both parents One or both parents
native. foreign.
Under 5 Under 5
Total. years. ms -|| Total. years.
' Under 5 || Under 5
Total. | years. |; Total. years.
a oe
The city -...... 31.01 110. 37 30. 22 112, 41 | 31.38 | 109.63 23.15 74. 28
District B ..... 29. 16 119.75 82.45 | 121.382 |; 27.77 { 119.17 24. 03 86. 81
| |
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
‘ ! i =
United States | |. England and
i \ Ireland. Germany. | Italy.
AREKS: (white). | | Wal les.
: '
Under |15 years!) Under '15 years | Under '15 years Under lis years!' Under |15 years
15 an 15 | and 15 and | and 15 and
years. | over. |] years.' over. || years. | over. | wants: over. || years. | over. .
{ t {
Sens} pele ee eee ! |
The city...-.-. 54.01 : 15.91 i 50.87 28.01 46.97 | 17.04 50. 53 20.78 || 76.41 12. 27
District B..... 53.15 i 19. 35 33.02 22.01 56.34 | 17.68 | f 53.76 | 15.46 i 30.11 14. 08
: DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
i
AREAS. ; Bae 4
Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- Scarlet /  Malarial
' and croup. | diseases. tever. tion. fever. tever.
ha Rene Se ae
The city ....--.! 181. 63 | 316. 85 | 24.27 391.75 52.19 | 24. 62
District B .....! ae 238.14 | 20. 00 364. 82 58.11 | 31.48
| I

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average, but slightly above it for
the foreign. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 14.08
for the Italians, 15.46 for the English, 19.35 for the Americans, and 22.01 for the Irish.

Scarlet fever, malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, whooping cough, childbirth, and diseases of the liver
caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT C.—Bounded by East Fiftieth street, the East river, East Fortieth street, and Second
avenue. Area, 81 acres; number of dwellings, 633; population, 15,550, giving an average of 191.98 persons to
the acre and 24.57 persons to each dwelling.

This district contained a large slaughterhouse on the river front; also some car stables and gas houses.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION,
Native. | Foreign.
ro | | |
AREAS. ‘ Both parents. | One or both parents | ‘
| native. ye ee foreign. |
a | Under5:} _ ena? sind Under 5
Total | years. | = i. ; ar ! Total | years
Inder 5 ! Under 5
; | Total. | years. R Total. _ years. |
a
The city-...--- | 3101 | 10.37 | 80.22 24L | 3188 109.63 23.15 | 74.28
| District C .... 40. 06 4 1535. 10 31.89 = 147.09 37. 87 132.13 | 29.65 | 145.83
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SANITARY DISTRICT C—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1
' DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States | England and
: Ireland. Germany. France.
AREAS. (white). Wales.
Under |15 years’ Under |15 years|| Under |15 years|| Under |15 years|| Under |15 years
15 and === s15 and 15 and 1 and and
years. | over. years. | over. || years.| over. || years. | over. || years.| over.
Se i | :
The city.....-. 64. 01 15. 91 i 50. 87 | 28. 01 46.97 17. 04 50.53 | 20.78 47.01 17. 86
District C -.... 63.48 12.79 || 55.69 | 30.84 54,08 | 17.33 81.48 | 25.16 20. 33 13. 73
! a |
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
sisi Diphtt | Diarrheal Scarl
iphtheria | Diarrhea Typhoid Consump- : carlet
and croup. | diseases. fever. tion. DP’ | Pneumonia. fever.
| a
The city....... 181. 63 | 316. 85 24.27 391.75 287. 89 52.19
District C ....- 302. 88 | 431.99 24.13 441. 64 322. 18 85. 67

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

135

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably above the city average, and especially

so among the native whites of native parents.

The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according
to birthplaces of mothers, was 13.73 for the French, 12.79 for the Americans, and 30.84 for the Irish.

Scarlet fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia, measles, and whooping
» Gip PD, ’ I » Pp 9 ’
cough caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT D.—Bounded by East and West Fifty-ninth streets, Fourth avenue, East and West

Fiftieth streets, and Sixth avenue.

persons to the acre.

This district was almost entirely free from the usual nuisances.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Native. ! Foreign.

SEEAS: Both parents One or both parents

native. foreign. .
{ Under 5 Under 5
Total. years. i aa eaais Total. years.
f : nder 5 nder
| | Total. years. Total. years.
i
=| | 4
|
The city.....-. 31.01 110. 37 30. 22 112. 41 31.28 109. 63 23.15 74, 28
District D ..... 22. 33 106. 97 20. 66 _ 72.30 26. 01 | 179, 49 | 13.51 83. 34
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States | England and cam
. Treland. Germany. a Scandinavia.
AREAS. (white). | Wales.
‘ Under |15 years|| Under /15 years|/ Under |15 years|| Under |15 years Under |15 years
15 and 15 and 15 and 1 and 15 and
years. | over. |! years.| over. |) years. | over. years. | over. '| years.| over.
)
The city....-.- 54. 01 15.91 50.87 | 28.01 46.97 | 17. 04 50.53 | 20.78 57.33 | 13.43
District D..... 35. 22 19. 09 68. 89 9.10 78.70 | 19.74 48.61 | 20.50 | eeete site 1.39
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO— -

AREAS. | i Hate sk
Diphtheria ; Diarrheal , Typhoid Consump- | Malarial Cancer and
and croup. diseases. ; tever. tion. i fever. tumor.

fhe 2 ee gg al Oe [Set aa eee
i 1
The city -.----- 181. 63 | 316.85 | 24.27 391.75 24.62 | 60. 55
District D..... 74. 34 | 104. 63 33. 04 162. 45 33. 04 99.12

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Area, 100 acres; population, 6,815, giving an average density of 68.15
136 VITAL STATISTICS.

; During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably below the city average, but was above
It for the children under 5 years of age of foreign parentage. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward,
according to birthplaces of mothers, was 1.39 for the Scandinavians, 9.10 for the Irish, and 19.09 for the Americans.

Typhoid fever, malarial fever, cancer and tumor, and heart disease and dropsy caused more than the average
proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT E.—Bounded by East Fifty-ninth street. Second avenue, East Fiftieth street, and Fourth
avenue. Area, 87 acres; population, 17,179, being an average of 197.46 persons to the acre.
There was one large brewery in this district.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
i .
Native. Foreign.
AREAS; Both parents One or both parents
native. foreign. |
Under 5 ocr tanepew ee Total. | Undersd
Total. years. i Ties years.
| Underi nder5 |
Total. | veare: Total. wears OU)
| — -
The city......- 31.01 110. 37 30.22 ; 112.41 31. 38 109.63 ‘| 23.15 74. 28
District E..... 30. 03 130. 48 | 32. 23 128.17 || 29.16 131. 36 \ 21. 45 75. 76
i | a
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States || England and Other foreign
(white). Treland. Germany. I Vales. countries.
AREAS. |
| 1 Z| ;
Under 115 y ears! Under 15 years|| Under lis y ears' Under j15 years Under {15 years}
and || 15 and 15 and | and 16 and
wears: over. || years.; over. || years.| over. | sae. over. || years.| over.
ie | | | | |
The city.-....- 54.01 15.91 ;| 50.87! 28.01 46,97 17.04 :| 50.53 20.78 || 40. 68 13. 00
District E ..... 55.33 | 17.16 | 44.27 ' 22.09 61.18 15.44 | 66.94 19,56 62. 02 cased a 11.05
sieceni ii | | su
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DCE TO—
AREAS. i
Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- Malarial | Cancer and
and croup. diseases. ever. tion. fever. tumor.
ae !
The city....... 181. 63 316. 85 i 24,27 391.75 24. 62 60. 55
District E ..... 182. 42 271. 99 18. 57 289. 47 25.12 90. 66

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average, but above it for the
children under 5 years of age. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of
mothers, was 15.44 among the Germans, 17.16 among the Americans, and 22.09 among the Irish.

Malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, measles, whooping cough, and cancer and tumor caused more than the
average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DIStTRIcr F.—Bounded by East Fifty-ninth street, the East river, East Fiftieth street, and Second
avenue. Area, 82 acres; population, 19,834; being an average of 241.88 persons to the acre. This district
contained many apartment houses and tenements and one large brewery.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
[
AREAS: Both parents One oe both parents
native. | foreign.
Under5 |; ee ple ee Under 5
Total. years. ae ; Saree Total. years
7 nder nder |
Totals years. | Total. 5 years.
ae
The city ..-.--- 31.01 110. 37 30, 22 112. 41 31. 38 | 109. 63 23.15 74, 28
District F ..... 30. 19 107. 82 34.00 107, 26 29. 33 | 107. 96 22, 97 69. 44

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 137

SANITARY DISTRICT F—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States I : | Other foreign
; reland. Germany. | Bohemia. relg
AREAS. (white). | | countries.
Under hsy years Under 15 years Under 15 see Wager 15 — Under |15 years
| 15 | and | and | and 15 an
sear, \ ove . ! years. | over. ara over. | fe over. |} years. | over.
\ |
. : . { tt US
The city ..-.--- 54.01 | 15.91 | 50.87 , 28.01 | 46.97] 17.04 | 82.57 20.31 |! 40.68! 13.00
District F ..... 44.36 | 16.03 |! 57.95 28.17 | 45.29} 15.81 | 91.64] 25.67 |} 43.51 | 16.17
| ‘ | |
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. j
Diphtheria Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- Scarlet | Childbirth
and croup. diseases. Jever. tion. fever.
The city ....--- 181. 63 316. 85 24. 27 391. 75 52.19 26.72
District F ..... 208. 13 321. 66 32.17 327. 24 58. 66 37. 84

 

 

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was slightly below the city average. The death rate
for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 16.03 for the Americans, 25.67 for
the Bohemians, and 28.17 for the Irish.

Scarlet. fever, typhoid fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, whooping cough, and childbirth caused
more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT G.—Bounded by Eighty-sixth street, Fifth avenue, East Seventieth street, Third
avenue, East Fifty-ninth street, and the line of Sixth avenue continued through Central park to Eighty-sixth
street; it contained 279 acres, of which 145 acres were in Central park, 1,087 dwellings, and a population of 11,533.
Excluding the park area there was an average of 86.07 persons to the acre and 10.61 persons to each dwelling.

The buildings in this district were mostly dwellings of a fine class; there was one large brewery.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
1
Native. ' Foreign.
; |
een | Both parents One or_both parents |
{ native. foreign. |
" Under 5 i Under 5
Total. years. ae eae Total. years.
nder ‘ nder 5 |:
Total. years. Total. years.
|
The city ......- 31.01 110. 37 30. 22 | 112. 41 31. 38 109. 63 23.15 74. 28
1
District G..... 36. 14. | 175. 21 | 30. 65 | 88.78 41.35 358.84 |} 17.22 | 266.67
1
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States s England and Other foreign
Treland. Germany. Boas
MRK: (white). Vales. countries.
Under |15 au Under 15 years Under {15 years|| Under |15 years|| Under |15 years
15 and and 15 and 15 and 15 and
years. | over. suave: over. || years. | over. || years. | over. || years. | over.
= | cane
Y 1
The city ....-.- 54.01 | 15. 91 59. 87 i 28. 01 46.97 17. 04 50.53 | 20.78 40. 68 13, 00
District G ...-. 35.44; 16.73 53. 60 | 15,40 || 36.43 11. 81 39. 55 17.71 59. 83 14. 78
|
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
ter Diphtl Diarcheal hoid | © | le i
iphtheria iarcheal phoi onsum p- Jancer an
and croup. diseases. | “ever. | tion. Measles. tumor.
i
5 Ike = |
The city .------ 181.63 | 316. 85 24.27 | 391.75 15. 67 60. 55
District G..-.. 156. 20 | 388. 88 17.90 218. 04 55.32 63. 46

 
138 VITAL STATISTICS.

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was slightly above the city average, but was below it
for the foreign. The death rates for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers,
was 11.81 for the Germans, 15.40 for the Irish, and 16.73 for the Americans.

Diarrheal diseases, measles, whooping cough, and cancer and tumor caused more than the average proportion
of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRIC’ H.—Bounded by East Seventieth street, First avenue, East Fifty-ninth street, and Third
avenue; it contained 90 acres, 833 dwellings, and a population of 19,117, giving an average of 212.41 persons to the
acre and 22.95 persons to each dwelling.

This was a residential district, and contained the large car stables of the Third Avenue Railroad Company,
covering the entire block between Sixty-fifth and Sixty-sixth streets and Second and Third avenues.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
|
AREAS: Both parents , Oneor both parents
native. | foreign.
Upderssii|< int 8 fo) es he et Under 5
Total. years. a Total. years.
Under 5 |; nder 5
Total. | years. Total years.
|
The city....... 31. 01 110. 37 30. 22 ' 4112. 41 31. 38 | 109. 63 23.15 74. 28
District H..... 34. 48 125. 52 35. 21 | 123. 22 34,28 | 126.14 | 24,52 94.77
{ i ! !
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
1
\ United States ° England and .
eras (white). Treland. Germany. Vales. Bohemia.
‘ ' ----~- , -——] —_______
| Under |15 years|| Under |15’years|| Under |15 years|| Under lis years|| Under {15 years|
| and 15 and 15 and I 15 | and 15 _ and
years. | over. || years.} over. | years. | over. | years. | over. || years. | over.
|
The city ..-.... 54. 01 | 15. 91 50.87 | 28.01 46.97 | 17.04 50.53 | 20.78 82.57 | 20.31
District H..... 57. 27 | 12. 80 49.35 | 27.58 | 42.77] 12.99 46.41 | 22.01 80.88 | 26.76
to) i
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS.
Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- Scarlet Malarial
and croup. diseases. fever. tion. fever. fever.
The city.....-. 181. 63 | 316. 85 24,27 391.75 52. 19 24. 62
District H ..... 262.07 | 369. 06 22. 58 357. 28 74. 60 33. 37

 

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was somewhat above the city average. ‘The death rate
for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 12.80 for the Americans, 26.76
for the Bohemians, and 27.58 for the Irish.

Scarlet fever, malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, pneumonia, measles, and childbirth
caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT I_— Bounded by East Seventieth street, the East river, East Fifty-niuth street, and First
avenue. Area, 77 acres; dwellings, 185; population, 6,471; persons to the acre, 84.04; persons to each dwelling,
34.98.

This district contained some large gas houses on the eastern side near the river.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
AREAS. Both parents One or both parents
native. foreign.
: Under 5 Under 5

Total. years. ee Total. years.
i nder Under 5 |
| Total. | ‘years. || Total. | ‘years. |!
! ica | sae |
| The city .....-- 31.01 110. 37 30.22 | 112.41 31. 38 109. 63 23.15 74, 28
' District I...... 40.31 116.05 39.83 = 126.26 40. 99 114.12 21.74 G5. 48

 

 

 

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

SANITARY DISTRICT I—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States ; Other foreign
Paes: | (white). Ireland. Germany. Bohemia. eountiies:
i
Under |15 years|| Under hs years! Under }15 years! Under {15 years; Under |15 years)
15 and 15 and | 15 and 15 and and |
years. | over. || years. | over. |; years. | over. || years. | over. | years. | over. |
The city. ...-.. 54.01 | 15.91 |} 50.87 | 28.01 || 46.97 | 17.04 || 82.57] 20.31] 40.68 | 13.00 |
District I...... 64.49 5.45 58.59 | 32.05 || 45.82 i 16.40 || 41.95 | 13.04 | 103.66 | 17.48
|
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. - j Weeated aaa ie
‘iphtheria - iarrhea phoi omsump- *
and croup. diseases. ee. tion. Pneumonia: Measles.
The city .....-.. 181. 63 316. 85 24.27 391.75 287. 89 45. 67
District I...... 301. 55 507. 42 | 26.10 365. 34 298. 65 63. 79

 

 

 

 

139

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much above the city average, and especially so for
the native. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 5.45
for the Americans, 13.04 for the Bohemians, and 32.05 for the Irish.
Typhoid fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, pneumonia, and measles caused more than the average

proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT K.—Bounded by East Seventy-sixth street, Third avenue, East Seventieth street, and

Fifth avenue; it contained 69 acres, 718 dwellings, and a population of 7,275,

to the acre and 10.13 persons to each dwelling.
This district was all good high ground and contained fine dwellings.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Native. Foreign.
eats Both parents \ Te or both parents
native. foreign.
Under 5 Under 5
Total. years. ice aaaas Total. years.
nder 5 uder
| Total. years. Total. years.
!
The city ..-.-.. 31. 01 110. 37 30. 22 112.41 | 31.38 109. 63 23.15 TA, 28
District K ..... 15. 37 74. 86 19. 91 58.17 12, 88 | 86. 99 MBAS): | oscisciois ccc
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States Ireland. | Germany. Eu jand and | Other foreign
“ARBAS: (white). \ ° ales. | countries.
a —| -— |:
Under syeare Under hs years), Under !15 years]! Pander 15 years ie Ader 15 years
15 and 15 and 15 and ; and |”
years. | over. || years. | over. | years. | over. || week over. baad. | hoe
| | |
The city ....... 54. 01 15.91 50. 87 28.01 46.97 17. 04 50. 53 ; 20.78 | 40. 68 | 13.00
District K ..... 30. 54 i 12. 82 61.32 | 14. 62 32. 72 8. 89 54. 26 | 15. 69 | 10. 20 | 5. 63
|
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DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

 

 

 

AREAS.
Diphtheria Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- | . Cancer and
aud croup. diseases. ever. tion. | Pneumonia. tumor.
The city..--.-- 181. 63 316. 85 24.27 391. 75 | 287.89 | 60. 55
District K 92. 85 82.53 15. 48 | 103.17 | 144. 43 | 82. 53

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was only about half the city average.

giving an average of 105.43 persons

The death rate

for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 8.89 for the Germans and 12.82 for

the Americans.

Cancer and tumor caused more than the average proportion of deaths.
140 VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT L.—Bounded by Seventy-sixth street, First avenue, East Seventieth street, and Third
avenue; it contained 49 acres, 631 dwellings, and a population of 19,978. Number of persons to the acre, 407.71;
to each dwelling, 31.66.

This district was good, high ground, containing fine dwellings and first-class apartment houses in about equal.
numbers.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
AREAS, Both parents | One or both parents
| native. foreign.
' Under 5 ! Under 5
Total. ; years. l ag ; ae | Total years.
nder 5 nder
Total. | years. | Total. years. |
i --
The city ....... 31.01 110. 37 30. 22 112. 41 31.38 | 109. 63 | 23.15 74. 28
District L ..... 36. 45 116. 63 47. 58 139, 67 34. 58 112. 72 20. 70 45, 79
| | |
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States F | Other foreign
AREAS. (white). | Ireland. Germany. Bohemia. | Gaantries:
|
Under /15 years | Under 15 years Under 15 years,! Under hs years | Under |15 years!
15 | and | a | 15 | and |! 15 and 15 and
years. | over. |! wens: eens years.! over. |: years. ' over. |; Years. | over.
4 1 !
The city ....... 54.01 15.91 |, 50.87 | 28.01 || 46.97 17.04 || 82.57 20.31 | 40.68 | 13.00
District L ....| 64.55 17.44 |; 52. a6 30. 67 | 46.01 13. 92 | 70. 48 | 12.27 | 35. 23 8.06
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
arene D heal | Typhoid | C Wh
iphtheria Diarrhea ‘phoid onsump- ooping Wilde
and croup. diseases. (rer. tion. cough. Childbirth,
The city ....-.- 181. 63 316. 85 24. 27 391.75 33.70 26. 72
District L ..-.. 236. 69 389. 78 15.97 358. 79 44.14 32. 87

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was about the city average, but was above it for the

native.

for the Bohemians and 30.67 for the Irish.
Diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, whooping cough, cancer and tumor, and childbirth caused more than
the average proportion of deaths.
SANITARY DISTRICT M.—Bounded by East Seventy-sixth street, the East river, East Seventieth street, and
First avenue. Area, 52 acres; population, 10,571; average number of persons to the acre, 203.29.
This district contained private dwellings and a good class of tenement or apartment houses.
The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, aceording to birthplaces of mothers, was 12.27

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
AREAS. Both parents One or both parents
native. foreign.
Under 5 |; das Sec, eed, Under 5
Total. | “Years. |! | ee as Total. years.
| nder 5 nder 5
, Total. ' "years. Total venrs.
| ; oh are n awed Se
| The city ..---.- 31.01 , 110.37 30. 22 ) 112.41 31. 38 109. 63 23.15 74, 28
| District M....: 42.74 | 105.78 54.89 135.88 || 41.08 102. 12 15.15 31.91
! i !

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 141

SANITARY DISTRICT M—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States Ireland Germany. Bohemia. Other foreign.
(white). ‘ . countries.
AREAS.
Under {15 sear Under |15 years!! Under |15 years!! Under {15 years|! Under |15 years
15 and 15 and 15 and 15 an and
years. | over. || years. | over. || years. | over. || years. | over. || years. | over. |
[eae ‘
The city.......| 54.01} 15.91 |] 50.87] 28.01 | 46.97 | 17.04 |] 82.57 | 20.31 || 40.68] 13.00
District M..... 72.13 | 18.94 48.27 | 32.17 52.29 | 14.75 41.98 5. 89 42. 84 V.77
I oo kegel Mere Mp cll yee ae a | Slee a
+ DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. \ | .
Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- Scarlet Whooping
and croup. diseases. fever. tion. | fever. cough.
| 7
The city ....... 181.63 | 316. 85 24.27 391.75 | 52.19 33. 70
District M..... 278. 69 | 457. 98 14.20 259. 17 | 72.78 40. 83

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was a little below the city average, but was much
above it for the native. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of
mothers, was 5.89 for the Bohemians, 13.94 for the Americans, and 32.17 for the Irish.

Scarlet fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, and whooping cough caused more than the average
proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DIsTRIcT N.—Bounded by East Eighty-sixth street, Third avenue, East Seventy-sixth street,
and Fifth avenue, containing 114 acres, 1,135 dwellings, and a population of 14,421, giving an average of 126.50
persons to the acre and 12.71 persons to each dwelling.

This district contained principally fine dwellings. The large car stables of the Fourth Avenue Railroad
Company were located just south of Eighty-sixth street on Madison avenue.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
AREAS. ‘ i
Both parents One or both parents
native. foreign.
Under 5; percent Ryeg atetat te SEO Thee 6 Under 5
Total Scare ae eae Total. years.
Waves. nder nder
|| Total. | "years. || Total. | years,
~a--- |
The city....... 31.01 110.37 | 30. 22 112. 41 31. 38 | 109. 63 23.15 74. 28
District N..... 16. 41 | 85.05 17. 64 \ 78. 92 15. 61 | 89. 38 | 13. 66 64.10
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States | |
nited States < England and || Other foreign
eae (white). | Treland: Germany. Wales. countries.
‘Under +s yeqes| Under Sibears Under |15 years|} Under lis years Under |15 years
and [ dP | and 15 and 15 and 15 and
is | over. | ye re over. || years. | over. | years. | over. || years. | over.
SS | |—|—| -
The city---.-.- 54. OL 15.91) 50.87 | 28.01 ; 46.97 , 17.04 | 50. 53 | 20. 78 40.68 | 13.00
District N....- 29. 91 | 10. 93 mf 40.16 15.82 | 31.21 | 8.53 | 43.14 | 14.53 | 14. 04 | 8.44
ae posts Xa oe Sesecictse a 1 , . ' od, ald sete = 2
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. © ae sctivart i: “ike i : ' Bde ae = Ne Ciera gan ape
_ Diphtheria : iarrhea 'yphoi Consunp- | 2 Malarial
and croup. | diseases. | fever. tion. | PReumonia. | “Fever,
: |
Se ere en Resins Las ReKeS I sei ee tre «heed sie ica a as
\
The city ....-.. ! 181. 63 316. 85 | 24, 27 891.75 | 287. 89 i 24. 62
District N..... | 101.49 | 121. 42 26.02 : 191.27 130. 12 | 15. 61
\ \

 

 
142 VITAL STATISTICS.

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much below the city average, and was especially
low for the children under 5 years of age. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to
birthplaces of mothers, was 8.53 for the Germans, 10.93 for the Americans, and 15.82 for the Irish.

Typhoid fever caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT O.—Bounded by East Eighty-sixth street, First avenue, East Seventy-sixth street, and
Third avenue. Area, 84 acres; population, 28,477; average number of persons to the acre, 339.01.

In this district private dwellings and a good class of tenement or apartment houses were found in about equal
numbers. It also contained some factories.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION...
Native. Foreign.
AREAS: | Both parents | One or both parents
native. | foreign.
Under 5 eee Under 5
Total. years. | ea Total. years.
Under 5 | nder 5
Total. years. Total: years.
{
|
The city -...-.- 31.01 110. 37 os 22 2 112. 41 | 31.38 | 109. 63 23.15 74. 28
District O...... 25. 95 96. 41 79 | 107.34 '! 24.97 92, 80 18. 02 74.71
i | |
| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States | England and Other foreign
AREAS. (white). Ireland. || Germany. | Vales. countries.
; Under er [13 years| Vader [15 years|| Under 15 year Under |15 years|| Under |15 years
| 15 and — and |! and 15 and 15 and
years. over. eeaek over. | ete over. || years. | over. || years. | over.
| |
- a4 iets i i ‘| |
The city....... 54.01! 15.91 | 50.87, 28.01" 46.97) 17.04 50.53 ' 20.78 | 40. 68 13. 00
District O...---. 48. 20 | 12.11 | 54, 20 I 22.290 ' 36.46 11.82 | 48. 15 14.77 | 61.76 | 11.19
| d 4
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
i) “Amer Diphtheri | Diarrheal | Typhoid | © |
i iphtheria. iarrhea phoi onsump- | . Malarial
and croup. | diseases. | poi tion. Pneumonia. fever.
|— _—— 1 —-
|
The city .-..--- 181. 63 | 316. 85 | 24. 27 391.75 | 287. 89 24. 62
District O.----- 197.02 | 253. 68 - | 15. 81 256. 32 | 212. 83 | 17.13

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably below the city average. The death
rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 12.11 among the Americans and
22.20 amoung the Irish.

Diphtheria and croup caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICr P.—Bounded by East. Eighty-sixth street, the East river, East Seventy-sixth street, and
First avenue. Area 100 acres, containing 803 dwellings and a voputation of 23,741, giving an average of 237.41
persons to the acre and 29.57 persons to each dwelling.

This district also embraced good, high land. 1t contained mostly tenement houses of a good class, with some
factories.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

| . DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION. |

 

 

 

 

 

\
| |
Native. | Foreign.
t
1 i =
AREAS. | Both parents One or both parencs i |
i native. fi foreign.
\
j tow | Sate ee tee oan ae Under 5
zt . 1 years
in | Under5} ay Under 5 | : ,
| | | Total. years. Total. years. |
[—- eer || —-—--- : ——___] ___—__|- sel ee ez cece
j The Cn ee | 31.01 | 110.37 |} 30.22 u241 31.38 | 109.63 23.15 74. 28
District P..... 20.31 62.29 || 24.08 65. 26 19.26 | Ghat 13, 29 79. 23
he | wena i hee

 

 

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

SANITARY DISTRICT P—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE-BORN 1IN—
; se at
United States | x , iets .
iene: (white). | Ireland. Germany. Hungary. Bohemia.
Under lis years | Under ins years|} Under |15y ears}! Under |15 years}! Under |15 years|
15 and 15 an 15 and || 15 and 15 and
years. | over. | years. | over. || years. | over. years. | over. || years. | over.
ac nee ! oe
The city ......- 54.01 | 15.915} 50.87 | 28. 01 46.97 | 17.04 47.21 8.45 82. 57 20. 31
District P ..-.. 34,95 | 10.14 | 39.39 | 18,19 27.79 8.51 12. 94 5. 59 45,87 | 11.85
I
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

AREAS. | ed :
Diphtheria Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- Scarlet . Malarial
and croup. diseases. ever. tion. fever. fever.

I
The city ......- 181. 63 316. 85 | 24.27 391. 75 52.19 24. 62
District P ..-.. 165.19 234.74 23.71 198. 38 53.75 15. 02

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

143

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably below the city average, and especially

so for the native children under 5 years of age.

The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward,

according to birthplaces of mothers, was 5.59 for the Hungarians, 8.51 for the Germans, 10.14 for the Americans,

and 18.19 for the Irish.

Scarlet fever caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICL R.—This district included Blackwells island, which contained many of the public
institutions of the city, such as prisons, reformatories, insane asylums, and hospitals, and had an area of 120 acres
containing 16 dwellings, and a population on June 1, 1890, of 6,910.

As far as could be determined from the records kept in the institutions the deaths of adults occurring on
Blackwells island were distributed among the districts in the city according to the residences from which the
decedents were sent to the island, hence the death rates of this district have no significance except for the children.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
AREAS. ‘| Both parents One or both parents
| native. foreign.
Under 5 | Under 5
. Total. years. : pee ee Total. years.
i nder o nder
| Total. » years. Total. years.
7 1
The city....-.- 31.01 110. 37 | 30. 22 112. 41 31.38 109. 63 23.15 74. 28
District R ..... 21.06 | 763.57 | 14. 48 611.11 26. 07 845.24 - 2.54 166. 67
I |
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States - England and
: ' Ireland. Germany. | 7 Italy.
AREAS. (white). ' Wales. 3
———- ——j- 2 —
Under 15 years ‘| Vader 15 years)! Under sy years| Under 15 years'| Under |15 years
; I, and |i 15 nd 15 and || 15 and
saat. ae aie: ‘over. | years. | over: years. | over. |: years. | over.
| me | hit * een | 5
The city....... 54.01 15.91, 50.87 ° 28.01 |: 46.97 | 17. 04 | 50.53 | 2U.78 . 76.41: 12.27
District R ..... 710. 78 3.21 1250.00! 2.29 1861.11 | 2.57 | 1055. 56 2.70 |,1000. 00 | 2.53
i ‘ = i
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
ARKAS. | =, 1
Diphtheria | Diarrheal | Typhoid | Consump- ., |Heart disease’
and croup. diseases. | fever. tion, Eroumnonia: and dropsy.
The city....--- 181. 63 316.85 | 24. 27 391.75 | 387. 89 138. 24
District R ...-. 2.72 62.45 | oe42 76. 03 | 51.50 13.58
| i

 

 
144 VITAL STATISTICS.

Of the 431 deaths not assigned to other districts, which were reported from Blackwells island during the 6-year
period, 159 were stillbirths and 166 were of infants under 3 months of age. This heavy death rate among the infants
was not due to epidemic disease nor to unsanitary conditions of the environment, but mainly to congenital want
of vitality, expressed by the terms debility, inanition, etc.

The annual report of the board of health for the year ending December 31, 1890, shows 1,279 deaths as having
occurred in institutions in this district during that period, giving a death rate of 185.09 per 1,000 of population as
reported June 1, 1890.

,

WARD 20.

This ward was subdivided into six districts, and contained 443 acres, 4,171 dwellings, and a population of
84,327, the population density being 190.35 persons to the acre and 20.22 persons to each dwelling.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by West Thirty-first street, Ninth avenue, West Twenty-sixth street, and
the Hudson river. Area, 78 acres, with 495 dwellings and a population of 12,134, being 155.56 persons to the acre
and 24.51 persons to each dwelling. :

Nearly one-half of this district was made land, reclaimed from the river.
and tenements in about equal numbers.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

The buildings were private dwellings

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
'
AREAS. | Both parents One or both parents | ‘
native. foreign. i
Under 5 ee Under 5|
Total. years. Rae | ae Total. - years.
nder nder |
Total years. | Total | years.
oneal) ere i ! et. ai
: i 7
The city....... 31.01 110. 37 30. 22 112. 41 31. 38 109. 63 23.15 | 74.28 !
District A..... 37. 29 134. 63 44,92 | 149.17 \ 34, 93 128. 97 34.18 90.91 |
1 i
\ SS aoe |
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN— |
| >|
United States England and |
Eee Treland. Germany. Scotland. 4
AREAS. (white). | | Vales.
aaa ag 1
Under hs years Under his rears Wades 15 years}; Under 16 years! Under hisy years
15 and ' and | and 15 and 15 an
| years. | over. es, over. amy over. | years. |; over. |! years. | over.
' i
i : \ Hwee
The city..-.... 54.01 15.91 || 50.87 | 28.01 | 46.97 | 17.04 50. 53 | 20. 78 43.71 | 21.91
District A -...| 71.49 | 17.02 | 49.05 | 34.30 | 60.04 | 17.89 | 32.46 | 20.73 51. 85 | 13. 98
i é : i oe oe {
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
ae Diphtheria | Diarrheal | Typhoid | C |
iphtberia iarrheal yphoi onsump- oe /
and croup. diseases. ever. tion. | Pneumonia. | Measles.
i
The city. ------ 181. 63 316. 85 | 24.27 391. 75 287. 89 45. 67
District A....- 206.17 409. 60 | 34.13 544.77 320. 85 68. 27

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably above the city average. The death
rate for those 15 years of age and upward, acccording to birthplaces of mothers, was 17.02 among the Americans,
17.89 among the Germans, and 34.30 among the Irish.

Typhoid fever, malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia, measles,
whooping cough, and childbirth caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DIST Be B.—Bounded by West Thirty-first street, Sixth avenue, West Twenty-sixth street, and
Ninth avenue. Area, 75 acres; number of dwellings, 1,019; population, 16,423, the average number of persons to
each acre being 218.97: “ endl dwelling, 16.12.

Between Sixth and Eighth aveuues was located a part of what was known as the “Tenderloin district”,
containing the largest number of houses of ill fame of any district in the city. There was also a large settlement
of colored people of a low class and many houses of ill fame frequented by this class. West of Eighth avenue
the buildings consisted mostly of residences of the middle class aud tenements.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

145

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

{
{
Native. | Foreign. {
pp ae ye Samay eae ae
AREAS. | Both parents | One or both pareuts | |
| native. It foreign. t |
Under5'| __ 7 Poe 7 PENN ait Under 5
Total | years. |, Mente. 3 a Total. Years.
i Tnderi! omy. * Under 5
! Total. yeare, » Total. years.
| i 1
ee aatae Gin
The city ....... 31.01 | 110.37 30.22 ,; 112.41 © 31.38 | 109. 68 23.15 ! 74.28
' District B ..... 32.67 | 140.18 34.86 | 157.79 "| 31.46 | 139.93 28.19 | 102.56
' : t
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
aie Gee ll gains eh wy iy =e
bebe i Ireland. Germany. | France. Italy.
AREAS. ae | | i
a tan, ies , |
Under '15 years,) Under j15 years'| Under ‘13 years Under ak years| Under 15 years
15 and) 15; and | 15; and | 15 |} and . and
years. i over. years. \ over. || years. | over. | years. over. || years. over.
a Socillecs —_ es) an siaoace, Hee (See e ae eeye eae
The city ......- 54.01 | 15.91 | 50.87 | 28.01 || 46.97 17.04] 47.01] 17.86], 76.41 | 12.97
District B ..... 64. 49 | 19.50 | 59.03 | 33.20 || 46.10. oe) 52.27 | 16.54) 56.62 37.61
i i ! ye
i - e% i
i DEATH RATES PER 100.000 POPULATION DUE TO— i
Nanmaneuan Fas Site eae BN See i =a a
: : | | ; |
AREAS. : ! i
Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid | Consump- | Cancer and be
and croup. 1 diseases. fever. tion. tumor. | organs. :
tet sels ee a = i ies
The city ......-. 181.63 | 316, 85 24.27 391. 75 60.55 173. 72
District B ..... 157. 38 304. 66 DoEAY 466. 07 76. 67 229. 00

 

 

During the 6-year period tle death rate

the children under 5 years of age.

 

in this district was somewhat above the city average, especially for

The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces

of mothers, was 19.50 for the Americans, 33.20 for the Irish, 16.54 for the French, and 37.61 for the Italians.

Consumption, whooping cough, cancer and tumor,

heart disease and dropsy, childbirth, diseases of the

nervous system, and diseases of the urinary organs caused wore than the average proportion of deaths.
SANITARY DISTRICLY C.—Bounded by West Thirty-sixth street, Ninth avenue, West Thirty-first street, and

the Hudson river.

persons to the acre and 24.15 persons to each dwelling.

About one-third of this district was made land.

Tenements predominated.

Area, 84 acres, with 496 dwellings and a population of 11,979, giving an average of 142.61

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

AREAS.

District ©

AREAS,

 

The city
District €

9

935 10

 

The city .

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION

Native.

|
Both parents

One or both parents | ‘

 

; native. foreigu.
ore Underd |_|
Votal. | years. |
i MY pape Under 5 aie: Under s
Total. years. Total. years.
sel! SILO i W24L © 3138 109, 63
oevesh 31.77 29.41 | 110. 36

 

120.44 |
|

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTITERS WERE

United States
(white).

 

~ England and
| Wales.

) Lrelaud. Germany.

 

 

 

 

Total.

Under 15 eal Under li years Under ‘15 years

Yoreign.
!

|
Under |
i

 

years.
QS TA.238 0 |
20.39 ag.14 |

BORN IN ~

Scotland.
|

 

15 years

 

 

Under 15 years | Under |
15 and [15 and 15 and 15 aud j and
years. over. |) years, over. |, years. | over. years. over. |} y eu | over.
j . \ !
| eee Rs, te
Gated 4.01 15.9t | 50.87 28.01 AG. 97 17. 0+ 50. 53 20. 78 r 43. a 2198
iia de ANSE 91! 44.57 53.86 20.82 40.65 0,78 58. 25 Wee

26. 44 i
146 VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT C—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

Sy Me Sie eas es
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
\ ene ts a eS Se os
AREAS. ; | ‘ | |
| Diphtheria | Diarrheal : Typhoid i Consump- | Scarlet Malarial
' andecroup. | diseases. { fever. i tion. : fever. fever.
See, mime nape nt | ae Pom re |
The city -....-. i 181. 63 316.85 | 24.27 | 391.75 | 52.19 24. 62 |
District C -.--.- | 243. 45 326. 42 | 22.13 | 445. 37 76, 07 29. 05 i
' ' i i

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was slightly above the city average. The death rate
for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 15.91 for the Americans and 26,44
for the Irish.

Scarlet fever, malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, whooping cough, cancer
and tumor, and diseases of the liver caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT D.—Bounded by West Thirty-sixth street, Sixth avenue, West Thirty-first street, and
Ninth avenue. Area, 79 acres; number of dwellings, 995; population, 15,346; number of persons to the acre
194.25; to each dwelling, 15.42.

‘The buildings in this district were largely tenements and boarding houses.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

1
1

 

‘
\
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION. u
i
i

! = , :

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

|
Native. 1 Foreign
AREAS. Bn te pees | ~-
: Both parents || One or both parents |! i
| / native. ‘ foreign. ‘|
"1 CT Oo ea onan ad Vie aten anita a : Under 5
‘Total. years. a ae abel i Total. + years.
ta uder 5 nder 5 |
\ Total. | years. | Total. ae |
~ f=} | [a et
The city ....... 31.01 | 110. 37 1 30.22 | 112.41 || 31.38 109.63 || 23.13; 74.28
District D ..... 26.59 L 120. 83 eo 28.60 | 130.98 || 25.36 115.56 ; 24.02 ; 71.4%
! :
i aes Wy seers coketMi ot tan so dcok eathice ae
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
! i rd
' United States | | England and | Se acaceaay
ine (white). | Treland. Germany. Wales. | France.
AREAS. \_ |

 

 

1 ' and || 15 | and 15 | an 15 and 15 and
| years. | over. || years. ; over. || years. | over. || years. | over.

:
| :
| 15.91 50. 87 | 28.01 46.97 | 17.04
50.33 | 23.57 43. 44 | 17. 03 |;
}

years. over.

 

 

 

 

 

|

i ! |

| Under 15 sl Under [15 years Under -15 years|| Under |15 years! Under {15 years;
\

|

Afi ees Sead i
50.53 20.78 || 47.01 17.86
56.05 | 24.69 | 45.83 18.37

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

 

 

; AREAS. ; oe . / Sa : i ; a
DinntberiaDyarsheat | Typha | Comsumy- | paununia | Cancer sm
i.e Nee, Ga a peice al oe fig Me cadena sales te ee eS
The city 22... : 316. 85 24,97 | 391.75. | 287.89 | 60.53. |
District D ...-. 4 252.62 | 30.23 341.15 | 977.45 | er

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average, and especially so for the
native, being slightly in excess for the foreign. The death rate for those 15 years of age aud upward, according to
birthplaces of mothers, was 15.28 for the Americans, 18.37 for the French, and 23.57 for the Irish.

Typhoid fever, cancer and tumor, and diseases of the liver caused more than the average proportion of
deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT E. —Bounded by West Fortieth street, Ninth avenue, West Thirty-sixth street, and the
Hudson river. Area, 65 acres; dwellings, 467; population, 15 82 20; making an average of 243.38 persons to the
acre and 33.88 persons to each dwelling.

The tenement class of buildings predominated in this district. It also contained some large slaughterhouses,
fat rendering establishments, and an offal dock.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 147

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
| {
| Native. | Foreign.
JS ces Jas a
| : 1
| AREAS! ! Both parents One or both parents | |
| | native. foreign. | i
I Under 5 |} ‘ as | Under 5
Not: P 1 etree Total. |
| ven | soe | unaers | i unaers | oe | years
T, nder 5 |i, nder
_ | Total. years. Total. - “Sears | |
Se ae a ae | |
| The city .....-- 31.01 110. 37 30, 22 112.41 | 31.38 109, 63 | 23.15 i 74.28
‘ District FE ..... 35. 43 | 117. 80 42.23, 111.96 | 33. 59 i 120.13 | 29.05 | 75.16
pSta cee See =
== Ses us
| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States |: | : . England and ‘
San : Treland. Germany. ; Scotland.
| MRE AS (white). i I ‘Wales. |
| Under i15 years | Under 6 Site Under ‘15 yearsji Under ‘5igears| Under 15 years
1 15 | and 15 | and 15 | and 15 {j and 5 |; and
! years. , over. || years. | over. | years. | over. | years. over. | years.! over.
Pease ‘ i i pf cele ern eed
i i : ' : !
1 Vhe city... 54.01 15,91 || 50.87 | 28.01, 46.97 17.04) 50.53) 20.78 | 43.71 | 21.91
| District EB ..... 62.51 | 17.52 44.18 : 31.06 52.01 | 19.24}, 62.96, 13.51 | 48.91 | 22.62
[oo ee : a : Wen : | i
=== SS SEE
, DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
i AREAS. aaa 4 | 7 : 5
; Diphtheria | Diarrheal ; Typhoid , Consump- , Scarlet | Whooping
! and croup. ; diseases. | fever. ; tion. fever. ‘cough.
peas oe eee | SSRs See
| Whe city ....... 181.63. | 316.83 24.97 391.73 | 52.19 | 33. 70
District E ..... 1 272. 30 | 395. 88 29. 32 | 52. 53 56.55 | 42.94

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was above the city average. The death rates for those
15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 13.51 for the English, 17.52 for the
Americans, 19.24 for the Germans, and 31.06 for the Irish.

Scarlet fever, typhoid fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, whooping cough, childbirth,
diseases of the liver, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT I'.—Bounded by West Fortieth street, Sixth avenue, West Thirty-sixth street, and Ninth
avenue. Area, 62 acres; dwellings, 699; population, 12,625. There was an average of 203.63 persons to the acre
and 18.06 persons to each dwelling.

This district contained many hotels and theaters, with private dwellings and tenements in about equal
numbers.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

|
' DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
| :
‘ pera epee = 3 eS ene, 7
iH | Native. | Forcign
| : a
\ eee ! | Both parents | One or both parents i
‘ : native. : foreign. i
petal. Under 5 4s ear] Total, Under5
‘ years. anes i Gia | years.
i ras » Unders | oad, ‘ muder dj 3}
‘Total. years. | Total. | years.
i a \
! Sane ee Ne, cen I [pore eas
| The city 022... Ly 01 110.37 | 30.22 | 112.41 | 21.38 . 109.63 |) 23.15 | 74.28
. : ‘ ' ‘ — oe ri
District Fe... | y.10 124.07 | 28.26 | 115.58 | 29.55 | 127.93 26.45 | 106.67
: : ; ! { 4M !
[ ‘ DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
‘
| : a pe
| United States " ‘ England and |
hit Treland, i Gernany. ! ae : ! France.
| MiB (white). ; Wales.
es “ 2 | aes mers
Under 3 years | Tnder |15 years | Under 13 years! Under 15 years | Under 15 years
wo and i 15 and 15 and | 5 and | 15 and
, years. ; over." years. | over. | years. | over. years. over. “years. over.
: 7 tate site 3 i sss 7 : P
The eity ....--- 54. O1 15.91 |! 50.87 28.01 | 46.97 \ 17. 04 50. 03 20.78 , 47.01 17. 86
ldistrict Fl... od. 75 ; 15. 65 51.89 26. 50 45.24 | 20.91 41.28 7.31 ° 15.96 16.93
! << 1 i
148 VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT F—Continued.

 

 

AREAS. |

 

 

 

! DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO— |

' | | : ' |

' Diphtheria | Diarrheal ; Typhoid Consump- ia.) Childbi i

| . and croup. diseascs. ; fever. tion. Pocumonia. | Childbirth. i
esto | 8 ee oa = Satta |—— pies St | eee ee ea nl

The city .....-. 181. 68 316. 85 24.27 391 75 287. 89 1 26. 72 ;
District F...-.. 200. 79 297. 90 24. 93 368. 77 ) 255. 91 | 39. 37

I

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was somewhat below the city average for the native
white but slightly above it for the foreign. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according
to birthplaces of mothers, was 15.65 for the Americans, 16,93 for the French, 17.31 for the English, 20.91 for the
Germans, and 26.50 for the Irish.

Typhoid fever, diphtheria and croup, and childbirth caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

WARD 21.

This ward was subdivided into eight districts, and contained 410 acres, with 4,003 dwellings and a total
population of 63,019, the average density being 153.70 persons to the acre and 15.74 persons to each dwelling.

Bellevue hospital was in this ward.

SANITARY DIsTRicT A.—Bounded by East and West Thirty-first streets, Fourth avenue, Last and West
Twenty-sixth streets, and Sixth avenue. Area, 58 acres; population, 5,071, the number of persons to each acre
.being 87.43.

This district contained many fine residences and also many large hotels.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| ‘
| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
[fe teem eee oS et a ey 1
Native. j Foreign.
| i
sige p= ig se en ee ee a och ian ee I oy 7
AREAS: ! | Both parents One or both parents |i i
| i i! native. foreign. | |
ps PUmderd eect | Under
; ‘total. | “Vears. |: ; | a | Total. | ‘vears.
! fd pay + Under d 7 Under 5 ‘
i i} Total. | “years Yotal | years
i, '
es = A Sen 8 ae es bel ee
The city ....-.- 31.01 11€. 37 ‘ 30.22 | 112,41 | 31. 38 109.63 |) | 23.15
District A ..... 22.45 98.04 | 19.42 54.46 33.09 | 182. 69 | 15.01
\ | DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN [X—
Peli at anag  W CBacas | aplandiauil
United States § “ 7 ogland and |
‘i Ireland. Germany. , : France.
aqmage | (white). | Wales.
| | | |
Under |15 years|! Under ;15 years! Under [15 years)! Under lo years, Under '15 vears)
3 and i | and ! 5 and | 1; and 15 and
years. | over. | years. | over. | years. i over. years. over. | Years. over.
Jresee  ] seca Nce ee ces ees Pence | ba 5 sete SH te '
| Whe city 2... | BAOL) 15.91 50/87 ROL | 46 97 | 1704.) Su.at 20, 7k) 47.01 17.86
; District A..--- | AS54197 40.88 | 13.44 | 95.96 | 15. 87 62.50 25.75 i 7148 14.98
1 |

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

|
— ia perm eh pte ecient ceraimapencncmnesirt om |

H AIMEAD.

 

| 1 = i
' Diphtheria Diarrheal Typhoid Consump Malarial Heart disease,
: , and croup. diseases, | fever. tion. \ fever. j and dropsy.
‘The city .....-- , 181.63. | 316, 85 WOT BOL. 75 24.62 {ee td
| District A...-- ‘ 6144. 67.91 38. $0 210,19 SQ td, 17.56 |

H
' '
Il l

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably below the city average, with the
exception of the children under 5 years of age of the native white of foreign parents, for whom it was higher.
The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was’ 13.44 for the Irish,
15.87 for the Germaus, 19.17 for the Americans, and 25.75 for the English,

Typhoid fever, malarial fever, cancer and tumor, heart disease and dropsy. and diseases of the urinary
organs caused more than the average proportion of deaths.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 149
SANITARY DISTRICT B.—Bounded by East Thirty-first street, Second avenue, East Twenty-sixth street, and
Fourth avenue. Area, 50 acres, with a population of 9,777, giving an average of 195.54 persons to the acre.
Tenements predominated in this district.
The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

I
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Native. | Foreign.
. 2 aa oan rile 7 aa | iS aen ' pe Oe me ee erie)
AREAS: | || Both parents | One or both parents ie!
i native. | foreign.
'
or 'Under5 | ' Prem Ace | ees . Under 5d
‘Total. i years. = jas | . = | Total years.
1 nder ote under o
| Total. | “vears. || Total. | ‘years. .
ogee ays Weenie: ees eee tes
| The city ....-.- ' 31. 01 110. 37 30.22 |. 112.41 31.38 109. 63 23.15 74.28
; District B ...-. 97.15 1138. 54 24. 32 101.85 | 28. 87 118. 90 | 23. 96 52. 08
| - a es = : a =
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
Gieceete | eee, | deen ieuts [= une
nited States | = Treland. || Germany. | Scandinavia. Italy,
(white). ij |
AREAS. | | i |
Shtkeiassens i i pola is een
Under ‘15 years/|| Under Lge Under 15 years | Under ‘15 years|| Under |15 years
15 | and 15 and : and || 15 | and 15 and
years. | over. I years: | over. tie: over. | years. over. || years. | over.
} | |
eS Se af ——— \ Le eels se
The city ....--- 34.01; 15.91 |, 50.87; 28.01 || 46.97) 17.04) 57.33 18.43 || 7641 1 12.27
; | | :
District B 95,97 | 16. 07 ' 45. 29 27.47 i 42.19 14.30 | 49.15 | 12.18 | il 28. ny i 14.25
i
| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE ‘ro—
\
AREAS. caibectat on Uae: te Peis pe j i |
Diphtheria | Diarrheal | Typhoid | Consump- | Malarial | Heart disease|
and croup. diseases. | fever. i tion. fever. | and dropsy.
BBgee easier So fe) ge Eh oh [= al ae perce, cassie at | AS
The city ....... 181.63 | 316.85 | 24.27 | 391.75 24.62 | 138. 24
District B ....- 115.72 ; 159.32 | 31. 86 a7 392. 43 ! 25.16 179. 45
\ '

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average, especially for the native
white of native parents. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers,
was 16.07 for the Americans and 27.47 for the Irish.

Typhoid fever, malarial fever, consumption, whooping cough, heart disease and dropsy, and diseases of the
liver caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT C.—Bounded by East Thirty-third street, the Kast river, East Twenty-sixth street, and
Second avenue; it contained 58 acres, 392 dwellings, and a population of 11,786, making au average of 203.21 persons
to the acre and 30.07 persons to each dwelling.

Tenements predominated in this district, which also contained one large car stable and a brewery. Bellevue
hospital was located in this district.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

Native. |

 

 

| Foreign.
AREAS. wh “= [ ae We ee rar eee !
Sean ! Both parents - One or both parents i
native. : foreign.
oe | Under5 | 1 Ua Under 5
1 1 al. a en eh Gedy 1G Epa 266 ee. hoe ated 4g
Total | years. | : a | I i | Total. years.
| : om nder5 wooly Under 5 ©
/ Total. years. i Tota | years. |
’ = 1
= [ee aly Fess Hato eA 5 :
i \
! Thecity ......- 31.01 110.37 30, 22 112.41 : 81.38 169. 63 25.15 74, 28 |
' District C...... 33. 72 | 120. 41 38,55 117.62 | S244: 121.48 29. 86 40. 00
| | i

 

 

 
150

VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT C—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| i

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
was ms co | 1
aa St ead | Ireland. Germany. Hu ul fa | Scandinavia.
AREAS. be fj '
i
| Under 153 years| Under |15 yeas Under |15 years|| Under |15 Sil Under is years)
15 and | I 15 and 15 and 15 and
i years. : over. i years. | ror years. over. years. | over. years. over.
deze SD ‘ | Sees ite eee gsm
The city ....... 54.01] 15.91, 50.87 | 28.01 |} 46.97 | 17.04 || 50.5% | 20. 1 ) 57.83 13.43
District C 16.54 | 56.48 | 33.08 | 45.13 | 14.54 |) 39.01 j | 17.86 j 61.81) 18.38
* | :
pee
i DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
\

AREAS. _ wei | cee at peasere oomet
Diphtheria | Diarrheal | Typhoid Consump: | Malarial Cancer and
and croup. | diseases. fever. | tion. | fever. tumor.

J | mm nnn | el

The city ....... 181.63 | 316. 85 24.27 391.75 24. 62 60.55 |
District C ..... | 178.07 | 350. 58 | 26. 43 495. 27 41.74 69. 56
i i

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was above the city average.
15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 14.54 among the Germans, 16.54 among the
Americans, and 33.08 among the Irish.
Typhoid fever, malarial fever, diarrheal diseases, consumption, cancer aud tumor, and diseases of the liver
caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT D.—Bounded by East and West Thirty-sixth streets, Fourth avenue, East and West

Thirty-first streets, and Sixth avenue.

number of persons to the acre, 93.98; to each dwelling, 9.55.
The district contained principally fine residences.
The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

The death rate for those

Area, 58 acres; number of dwellings, 571; population, 5,451; average

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

AKEAS.

The city -..----
District D

 

\
)

i

 

DEATIL RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

 

Diphtheria : Diarrheal Typhoid Constmp. | Cancer and
andcroup. , diseases. fever. tion. | tumor. and dropsy.
eer es eee natty oy 23a te
i | :
181.63 ° 316.85 | 24. 27 SOL. 75 60. 138, 24
43.13 | 75.21 | 15.04 90. 25 156. 44

141.40.

 

Heart disease

Native. Foreign.
eSietage c |
EAS | Both parents One or both parents | i
| native. foreign. f '
Tot. Under 5 Io ; Under 5
Lotal. | “Vears. Lecaeae ed || Total. | “years.
1 er 1. Tnder 5 | }
Total. ' years. Total. years. |
| ' !
\ a ea !
The city .---.-. 31. 01 110. 37 30. 22 112. 41 31.38 109. 63 | 23.15 | 74, 28 |
District D ...--. 17. 84 77. 63 i 15.98 | 50.72 | 23. 90 | 123. 46 | 11. 33 ; 55. 56
i \ | i
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN 1N— !
i
United States } England and |; ‘ | ‘| i
“hi Ireland. : | Scotland. France. i
AS (white). i ales. |
|| ! naar
Under |15 years|) Under is xeare Under |15 years;, Under |15years|! Under |15 ae
15 and || 15 | and 15 and 15 and and
years. | over. |i years. ; over. || years. | over. |} years. | over. || years.! over.
4 = | | I | | cect Beem
The city ......- 54.01 15.91 |/ 50.87 | 28.01 | 50.53} 20. 78 | | 43.71) 21.9 | 47.01 | 17.86
District D .---. 28.63: 16.01 [ 64.10 8.46 333. 33 17. 83 41.67 I 22. 5’ a 47. 62 13.16

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 151

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much below the city average, especially so for the
native white of native parents and the foreign. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according
to birthplaces of mothers, was 13.16 among the French, 16.01 among the Americans, 8.46 among the Irish, 17.83
among the English, and 22.57 among the Scotch.

Cancer and tumor, heart disease and dropsy, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the average
proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT E.—Bounded by East Thirty-sixth street, Second avenue, East Thirty-first street, and
Fourth avenue. Area, 52 acres; population, 8,268, the average number of persons to the acre being’ 159.00.

Private dwellings and tenements existed in about equal numbers. There were some car stables in this district,
uear Second avenue. ,

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. | : Foreign.
= ee
AREAS. | Both parents ! One or both parents i! |
| native. | foreign. i
a Under 5 |, q Under 5
Total. years. ous i ae i Total years.
nder Inder 5 |,
Detal, | Oeaes, | Total. | Sears. |
|
i
The city -....-. 31.01 110. 37 | 30. 22 112.41 || 31.38 109. 63 i 23.15 7A, 28
District E .... 24.30 118. 35 22.51 95. 67 | 25. 53 134. 06 | 23. 60 71.43
l |
| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
{
| United j |
| woe Treland. || Germany. France. \| Scandinavia.
AREAS. | |
|
|
Under {15 yearsl Under hs years Under his years | Unger: 15 wears Under lis years,
and || 15 | and | a 15 | and
years. | over. || years. a sie or er. seat. on years. } over.
See ! |
The city ....... -54. 01 15.91 50.87 | 28. C1 | 46.97 | 17. 04 47.01 ! 17. 86 57. 33 | 13, 43
District E ...-. 44.81 15.11 53.76 | 23.32 51.87 | 11.84 27. 78 | 9.46 || 63,22 10. 81
} : |
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS.
Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid Canoe Cancer and | Diseases of
and croup. | diseases. ever. tion. tumor. the liver.
ents | |
The city -..---- 181. 63 | 316. 85 24.27 391.75 60. 55 33. 03
District E ..... 144.77 188. 40 23. 80 303. 43 85. 28 35. 70

 

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably below the city average, but oe
above it for the children under 5 years of age. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to
birthplaces of mothers, was 10.81 for the Scandinavians, 9.46 for the French, 11.84 for the Germans, 15.11 for ‘the
Americans, and 23.32 for the Irish.

Cancer and tumor and diseases of the liver caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT F.—Bounded by East and West Fortieth streets, Fourth avenue, East and West Thirty-
sixth streets, and Sixth avenue. Area, 45 acres, with 419 dwellings containing a population of 3,183, making an
average of 70.73 persons to the acre and 7.60 persons to each dwelling.

The buildings in this district were principally fine residences of the wealthy class.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION. |

 

 

 

 

 

 

Native. | Foreign.
: ee fgte a, eon emt, LS |
AREAS: . | Both parents | One or both parents |

| | native. | | foreign. : !
(ope, ' Under 5 |: oe teeny ap | Underi:
Total. ears: ; oe | a - Total. NOACS. |
| ! 1 Toes | Unders5 mes ' Under 5 ' i
| Total. | years. | Total. years.
amar fp ene fee |
The city..-.--. | 31.01 | 10. 37 30.22 | 112.41 | 31.58 109.63 8 23.15 74.28 |
| |
District F...... 271 | 89.20 |
|

 

22.83 : 78.28 , 22.39 106.06 | 11.20 ff 41.67

 

 
152

VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT F—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

t DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
Sa Srey ee ta
sierra Ireland. | Germany. Eu Englandand France.

AREAS. | as Wess pleco
"Under 15 years: Under ‘15 years|| Under 15 years| Under lisyears'| Under

{ 15 : and and 15 and “| 15 and ° | and
| Years. over. || years.' over. | years. over. || years. ; over. || years.) over.
i | : t :
ia aati Tet! Papen aie Weed t Maas eae ae cece sai” ae lceanaicilewpaeig oa Retake hE cipal a patos He

The city ' 54.01 | 15.92} 50.87 28.01 |] 46.97 17.04] 50.53 20.78) 47.01 | 17.86
; : : i

District F......) 42.35 19.37 || 74.56 8.66 || 116. 67 16.13 || 35.71 ° 16.99 ‘| 10,42 11.11

: : l! i ‘ Hl oie oe Nl cmt
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

AREAS. cinbiadh pvt wins tec | Degen ype ce eR ee
Diphtheria | Diarrheal | Typhoid , Consump- | Cancer and !Heart disease
and croup. diseases. i fever. i tion. . tumor. and dropsy.

The city.-..---. 181. 63 oi 316. 85 0 24.27 | 391.75 60. 55 138, 24
District F...... 92. 74 Be 56.67 | 30.91 | 164. 86 118. 50 216. 38

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much below the city average, and especially so for

the foreign and for the children under 5 years of age.

The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward,

according to birthplaces of mothers, was 11.11 among the French, 8.66 among the Irish, and 19.37 among the

Americans.

Typhoid fever, cancer and tumor, and heart disease and dropsy caused more than the average proportion of

deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT G.—Bounded by East Fortieth street, Second avenue, East Thirty-sixth street, and Fourth
avenue. Area, 40 acres; population, 6,304; average number of persons to the acre, 157.60.

The district contained residences and apartment houses in about equal numbers.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ij
Native. | Foreign.
7 : i |
AREAS: : | Both parents | One or both parents | '
i native. oreign.
% ' Unders | they sac etal that eh a eg Under5
Total. | “years. | ae H ba | Total. years.
: : as | nders | 5 ; Underd |:
i ; Aglal years. | Total | years. |
= [22 - fo A es sees a
The city ....... 3L01 | 110.37 |) 30.22 ) 11241 |] 31.38 109.63 | 23.15 74.28
District G 23.78 107. 44 hs 19. 08 roe 95.99 |) 27.54 112. 99 we | 23.07 ne 129. 63

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—

Scandinavia.

Under 15 years| Under 15 years
d

: years. over.

37.33) 13.43
26.59 | 7.18
|

 

 

 

 

by ,o a tree sng ee
United States | L os England and;
. ; reland. Germany. ‘
‘pete: (white). | | Wales. :
sees acGil ead a eal
'
ander hs years Her I15 years) Under |15 years}
| | and | | and 15 and |. and |
ers: | over. | years. ie over. years. | over. | seia over. |
tase i I.
a ——
The city ....-.- 54.01! 15.91 1) 50.87 | 28. 01 46.97 17.04 | 50.53.) 20. 78 |
District G ...-- 41. 04 12.18 | 37.18 | 26.5 50.60 | 14.42 |} 28. ae 16.36 |!
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DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. Sap eeShete SOR ceed, oar ell 7 ns
Diphtheria | Diarrheal ; Typhoid Consump- Malarial
and croup. diseases. , fever. ‘ tion. fever.
aoe ee i- - —e
The city -..--.- 181. 63 316.85 3 24.27 391.75 24.62
District G ..... 109. 24 | 200.27 | 13.00. | 299.11 33. 81
! i

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tumor,
60, 55
80. 63

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 153

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably below the city average, but above it
for the foreign children under 5 years of age. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according
to birthplaces of mothers, was 7.18 among the Scandinavians, 12.18 for the Americans, 14.42 for the Germans,
and 26.54 for the Irish.

Malarial fever, cancer and tumor, and heart disease and dropsy caused more than the average proportion ot
deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT H.—Bounded by East Fortieth street, the East river, East Thirty-third street, and
Second avenue. Area, 49 acres, containing 408 dwellings and a population of 13,179, giving an average of 268,96
persons to the acre and 32.30 persons to each dwelling.

A small portion of this district on the river front was made land. The buildings were principally tenements.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. : Foreign.
miesetee ates : css pioce

AREAS. | ii Both parents | One or both parents

; I ative. | foreign. | ;
1 Under 5 |. ele cA NE cea RS ie tues Peale, 8a as Under id
Total. : years. | ; tai | Total years.
i io Under5; mm , Underi | |
Total. years. Total. years. il
Se eee | ees eee | aoa teseek ca sngs |
The city......- 31.01 | 110.37 || 30.22 7 1241 |} 31.38 ) 109.63 | 23.15 + 74.28
District H..... 37.89 ' 145.73 | 53. 23 152.19 | 34.92 143. 65 |i 34. 66 126. 67
Eee ea kl Mecha a toe shh ellents i
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
“United states | | |
a, ea Ireland. Germany. | Bohemia. | Italy.
AREAS. "
l l |
Under 15 years' Under 15 years|| Under ss year Ender ,15 years|; Under '15 years
15 | and | 15 | and 15 and | and || 15 | and
years. | over. " years. "| over. | years. | over. eae. over. || years. | over.
é | ae ool eee aye LINE ote kes
a : |
The city....... 54. 01 i 15.91 |, 50.8 28. 01 46.97 17. 04 82.57 | 20.31 | 76.41 \ 12.27
District H..... 71.19 13.46 i 49.06 | 29. 64 67.88 | 20.06 | 62.18 13.97 i 97.70 ; 21.02
| ! | ' } _t i
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

AREAS. : ; | Reis
Diphtheria | Diarrheal | Typhoid | Consump- | Scarlet Malarial
and croup. diseases. | fever. | tion. i fever. fever.

: | 2 bo, |
The city...----. | 181.63 | 316. 85 24.27 391.75 | 52.19 24. 62
District H.....) 220, 23 429. 26 13. 69 | 538.76 | 62.21 43.55
| |

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably above the city average, and especially
so for the foreign. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers,
was 13.46 for the Americans, 13.97 for the Bohemians, 20.06 for the Germans, 21.02 for the Italians, and 29.64 for
the irish.

Scarlet fever, malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia, measles,
whooping cough, childbirth, diseases of the nervous system, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more than
the average proportion of deaths.

WARD 22.

This ward was subdivided into twelve districts. It contained 1,480 acres, including 311 acres of parking,
291 acres of which were embraced in Central park east of the line of Sixth avenue and below Kighty-sixth street.
There were 7,766 dwellings, with a total population of 153,877. Excluding the park area, the number of persons
to the acre was 131.63, with 19.81 persons to each dwelling.

This ward contained Roosevelt and Sloane maternity hospitals.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by West Fiftieth street, Tenth avenue, West Fortieth street, and tke
Hudson river. Area, 116 acres; number of dwellings, 718; population, 22,586; average number of persons to the
acre, 194.71; to each dwelling, 31.46.

Pavements predominated in this district, which also contained some large gas houses aud slaughterhouses.
154 VITAL STATISTICS.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
bf Native. Foreign.
{ i
if | | ! a 1 |
AREAS: | Both parents ‘ One or both parents i
native. foreign. .
Tote Underid ; eteare mul Sa oe ee ws hae ee ere Under 5
Total ears. I i | A | Total. | ‘years
wks Under 5 |) , ! Under 5
, Total. | “years. | Total | years
i 1
| | | i 7
“The city....... 31.01 | 110.37 |; 30.22 | 112.41 31.98 | 109.63 | 23.15 74. 28
District A ..... 34, 21 117.51 35. 46 115. 34 33.79 | 118. 42 i 29. 30 84. 58
| I
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
f =i
United States |: xf | England and Bi otc
geeee (white). } Treland. Germany. ! Wales. ' Scotland.
i AB aN ance atthe ease
| i |
Under |15 years|| Under hs years|| U aden j15 years | Under hg years! Under /15 years:
1 | and || 15 and [a a | | and 15 and
years. | over. [ years. | over. | vets geen i sear | over. | years. | over.
i | I wr el
| i i \ ‘
The city....--. 54.01 i 15.91 50.87 , 28.01 46.97; 17.04 50.53 | 20.78 | 43.71, 21.91
'
District A ....-. 58.23! 8.61) 57.19 | 28,29 48.54 17.75 65.25 | 24.21) 48.13 23.81
| ! i i \ i :
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. ' VA = eS
Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid Consunip- Scarlet | Malarial
and croup. | diseases. fever. tion. | fever. ' fever.
= | | | |
The city.....-. 181. 63 316. 85 24,27 391.75 | 52.19 24. 62
District A 220. 21 395.72 24. 38 408. 72 | 82.07 | 38. 19

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was somewhat above the city average. The death

ne for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 8.61 for the Americans and
28.29 for the Irish.

Scarlet fever, typhoid fever, malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, whooping
cough, and diseases of the nervous system caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT B.—Bounded by West Fiftieth street, Eighth avenue, West Fortieth street, and Tenth
avenue. Area, 104 acres, containing 1,317 dwellings and a population of 34,307, being an average of 329.88 persons
to the acre, and 26.05 persons to each dwelling.

This district contained tenements and private dwellings in about equal numbers. There was one large car
stable and many private stables in this district.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
I
|
A '
AREAS: Both parents | One or both parents |
\ native. foreign. |
a Underd 0 cao . Under5
Total. | ‘Vears. >> | Total. | “years
yj » Underi |, | Under 5 |}
| i Total | years. f Total. years. |!
iB | Foe Oy eget | eines!
The city .....-- 31.01 | 110.37 30.22 | 112.41 |) 3138 109,63 23.15 74.28
District B .-.-.. 29. 37 110. 64 32. 27 | 108. 92 27.98 i 111.55 | 23. 35 127. 66
! e I
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States f I — | a 3 England and |
‘Linea (white). | Pehand. rermany. Wales. Neotland.
3 | |
Under 15 ents Uader 15 years|) Under 15 years|| Under | 15 years | Under ‘15 years,
| a | and (+ and [i 15 and | 1 | and
save | cae i aia: over. |! years.’ over. |, years. | over. || years. | over.
6 | _—}—-————
The city ..- 54.01 15.91 | 50.87 | 28.01 |: 46.97 17.04) 50.53 0.78 |) 43.71 21.91
District B 55.65; 16.07 || 49.68 | 23,21 51.32 ; 16.90) 47.54 19,17 | 81.95 17.89
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NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 155

SANITARY DISTRICT B—Continued.

 

 

 

District B ....- i 179. 21
‘ |

| DEATH RATES PEB 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO--
| AREAS. 1 | ; ee
| Diphtheria Diarrheal | Typhoid Consump- Scarlet =| Malarial
| _ andcroup. ; diseases. | fever. i tion. fever. | fever.
| | ! | | |
| Phe city ....... | 181.63 | 316.85; 24,27 391.75, 52.19 24. 62 |
| | gg6.89 | 14. 98 Po 360, 02 56.70 25.68 |

|
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During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was somewhat below the city average, but was above
it for the foreign, especially for the children under 5 years of age. The death rate for those 15 years of age and
upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 16.07 for the Americans and 23.21 for the Irish.

Scarlet fever, malarial fever, whooping cough, cancer and tumor, and childbirth caused more than the average
proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT C.—Bounded by West Fiftieth street, Sixth avenue, West Fortieth street, aud Eighth
avenue. Area, 104 acres; population, 14,262, the average number of persons to the acre being 137.13.

The buildings consisted of tenements and private dwellings in about equal numbers.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION. |
|
Native. Foreign.
| : nee
I 4 | i
AREAS, ' ‘ Both parents || One or both parents \
i native. | foreign. | :
1. | Underd __ aes | Under 5 |
Total. | years. page aye a Total. | years.
‘ " nder Tests : nder 5
| Total. years. Total. | years. |
| —|-——-| —--—] —-- ] ——]J —— —— - ii
The city....... 31.01 110.37 |! 30.22 | 112.41 $138 , 109.63 |) 23.15 | 74. 28
District € -.... 23.73 | 184.56 |) 21.45 | 143. 76 27.00 | 128.74 || 21.31 | 500. 00
\ I ' i | is
| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN [N—
| Unit as ? xngland and |
Tnited States + ; England and , . ;
: Ireland. Germany. j France.
AREAS. (white). i Wales. |
a te ee ! sa
Under |15 years}| Under |15 years|| Under 15 years | Under {15 years|! Under |15 years
15 | and 15 and 15 and |; 15 and | 15 and
years. over. |, years. | over. || years. | over. |) years.| over. || years. | over.
; : |
a of ee —|j--— _—
The city....... 54.01 | 15.91 50.87. 28.01 46.07 | 17. 04 |; 50.53 20, 78 47. 01 17. 86
District C.....- 53. 14 | 15. 84 | 71.79 i 22.93 45, 70 | 13. 99 | 68.18 18. 04 37, 63 15.91
| | :
| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. ! Statens pol maee Beek ohn Min aes Te OW ET ero
| Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid | Consump- Cancer and | Heart disease!
| and croup. | diseases. fever. i tion. | tumor. | and dropsy.
! fee i soe teaagemes
| The city....... 181.63 316, 85 24.27 | 391.75 | 60. 55 138.24 |
District C 110. 67 147. 98 | 65.63 | 164.71 |
I : i

21.88 | 276. 66
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During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably below the city average for the adults,
but above it for the children under 5 years of age, especially for the foreign. Tle death rate for those 15 years or
age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 15.84 among the Americans, 13.99 for the Germans,
and 22.93 for the Irish.

Cancer and tumor, heart disease and. dropsy, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the average
proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT D.—Bounded by West Fifty-seventh street, Tenth avenue, West Fiftieth street, and the
Hudson river. Area, 75 acres, with 443 dwellings and a population of 10,007, giving an average of 133.43 persons
to the acre and 22.59 persons to each dwelling.

The buiidings in this district were principally of the tenement class.
156 VITAL STATISTICS.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
anlas, Ges aan 2 os
Native. ‘ Foreign.
i hes iy Gee ee
|
ern | | Both parents ' one or both parents | |
native. foreign. ‘
oy Under 5 leas af Ske, « hdl Sep tore ol lege Under 5
Total. years. ae coo aie | Total. _ years.
5 nder5 nder 4
| Total. a. | years. | Total. years
pa So fae | 1
: \ | |
The city ....... 31.01 110. 37 30. 22 112.41 | 31.38 | 109.63 | 23.15 74. 28
District D..... 36. 86 129. 71 43. 50 121.73 | 34.70 | 133. 78 33.60 | 97,22
ca fa Ea 9 ens Veena eR | \ eeoes
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United states || _ Vgeecies || tnplanal aut Sages
S . { " i
Seead (white). Ireland. 7 Germany. ‘ales. Scotland.
a a eae) at fue 2 hs icecll Rtas bantoeencbanetageataes, RACAL i
Under |15 years}! Under |15 years! Dader 15 years Under 15 years) nde I15 years,
15 | and 15 | and | and | and
years. ae er. | years.| over. || sone aver. eae oe | eee ee
fe ee a:
The city -....-. 54.01) 15.91 | 50. 87 28.01 46.97 i 17. 04 50.53 20.78 | 43.71 - 21.91
District D ..... 68.16 | 14.51 | 53. 13 | 30. 56 | 49.27 | 23.56 |) 41.27] 21.60 |' 30.43 | 16.90
i ! | : | i
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: DEATH RATES PER 100,600 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. ' yf 7 Woe ag eie hh Fo ae heen - ont
i | Diphtheria | Diarrheal . Tiphowd , Consump- | Scarlet | Malarial
and croup. diseases. fever. tion. \ fever. ; fever.
| 2 ee ee ee
| The city ....... 181.63 ' 316. 85 24.27 | 391.75 52.19 24.62
| Distriet D 207. 23 429.14 | 27.51 | 451.14 106. 37 40, 35
{ | :
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During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably above the city average, especially
for the foreign. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers,
was 14.51 among the Americans as against 30.56 among the Irish.

Scarlet fever, typhoid fever, malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia,
measles, whooping cough, diseases of the nervous system, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more than
the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT E.—Bounded by West Fifty-ninth street, Eighth avenue, West Fiftieth street, and Tenth
avenue. Area, 92 acres, and population 23,886, or an average of 259.63 persons to the acre.

Private dwellings and tenements were found in about equal numbers. One large car stable in this district.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION. |
Native. e. Foreign.
| —_——
= ti | |
ARES) i Both parents One or both parents I
native. foreign. i
Under 5 | ' Underd
Total. years. 1 evar, Under’ I See ae ss. Total. | Years.
" Under 5 q i Undersd ! 3
i Total years. || Total. | years. |
sehetieaAea see Ege necee eee
The city -.----- 31.01 110.37; 30.22 | 112.41 31.38 | 109. 63 : 215. F428
: 1 t
District E ..... 27. 25 107. 10 i! 26.74 | 107.08 27.58 | 107. 12 | 23.11: 76.67
eid ennai nS Seg lula weaned oe ts Sgt ac |
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN--
United States | il | England and :
(white). | Treland. | Germany. L Vales. Scotland.
AREAS.
See SRE ee. Se ; -—_—-— ee ee ——-- fae
Under 5 noel Under |15 years), | Under lis years!| Under 15 years| Under is years
15 | and I 15 an 15 and » and || 15 and
years. over. | years. over. years. over. years. over, | years. over.
- fee I -—- | —
| Thecity ....--- 54.01} 15.91 | 50.87 | 28.01 | « 46.97 | 17.04 50.53} 20.78 || 43.71 | 21.91!
' District Eo...) 50.77 | 14. 00 48. 61 21.60") 54.11 | 17. 50 | B 17. 67 418.18 14.27 |
| Y

 

 

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 157

SANITARY DISTRICT E—Continued.

 

DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

'
|
'

 

 

AREAS. ' 1 ; j |

| Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid | Consump- | Scarlet | Malarial |

, and croup. diseases. fever. ; tion. | fever. | fever. |

se + ewes) Fv orteb ees) ee]

Thecity ....... 181. 63 316, 85 | 24. 27 $91. 75 52.19 | 24. 62 |

| District E ..... | 173. 64 252.01 | 13. 06 | 325. 00 | 79. 91 35. 34 |

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average, especially among the native.
The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 14.00 for the
Americans, 17.50 for the Germans, and 21.60 for the Irish.

Scarlet fever, malarial fever, whooping cough, cancer and tumor, and childbirth caused more than the average
proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICY F.—Bounded by West Fifty-ninth street, Sixth avenue, West Fiftieth street, and Eighth
avenue. Area, 92 acres; population, 9,844; average number of persons to the acre, 107.00.

In that part of this district between Seventh and Eighth avenues were many first class residences and apartment
houses. Between Sixth and Seventh avenues private stables were more numerous than in any similar area in the
city. Many families were found living in rooms over stables. There was a large number of tenement houses in
this district.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

| : DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Native. Foreign. i
. | 1
AREAS. r = arpa tate | Pe tment n was oe —

! ! Both parents {| One or both parents

tt i native. foreign. |

a Under 5: Seo ee etate a cea | Under id

| Total. | years. | Ae ’ - {| ‘Total. d Aears,

NY tak * Under 5 Tote I uder5 , ‘
i Total. years. ! Total. years.
Sve ene i ies Wiis aoe ete bom
\ |
The city .....-. | 31.01 | 110.37 30. 22 | 112, 41 | 31.38 , 109.63 || 23.15 | 74.28 |
District F ..... 21.74 | 112.17 17. 88 | 111.78 | 27.19 | 112.3 i 20. 74 266. 67

: 1

i DEATH KATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—

‘  e ] | [

: United States tougiand and |, Other foreign
iS 1 (white). ! Ireland. J Germany. 3 Wales. | countries.
AREAS, | |

| SH eee he elec ge =

' Under lis years’ Under {15 ye ATS Under ‘5 ose Under 15 years! Vader 15 years

Ts | and ; 1 4 ; and |! 45 and | and

' years. ( over. |. years. ; hens ' sonics over. || years. | over. jean over.

os Pela ison peal Vesorens xt || Ee PeA lie él
Peal ||
The city ..22.-- | 34. 01 15.9 il 50.87 | 28.01 i 46.97 | 17.04 50.53 | 20.78 |! 40.68 13.00
: |
\ District F ..... | 39.15 12.88 88 {I 51.43 22.28 H 44.36 | 15.30 "i 23.81 | 20.58 58.82 6.85
cl | i
=e a deste Sr ee

| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE ‘TrO—

AREAS. ; 7 de Sa in Aa ee Sage ar eee

. Diphtheria ; Diarrheal Typhoid Conswup- Malarial Cancer and

| and croup. ; diseases. | ever. i tion. i fever. ;  tamor.

| = - _| peernee \ Fesstecacatl 4) @

! The city ...--.- | 181. 63 316. 85 24.27 391.75, 24. 62 60.55
© District F ..... 78. 30 152. 8&7 | 18. 64 272.18 26.10 63.39

During the 6-year period the death rate
above it for the children under 5 years of

in this district was much below the average, but was considerably

age of foreign birth.

The death rate for those 15 years of age and

upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 12.88 for the Americans, 15.30 for the Germans, and 22.28 for

the Irish.

Malarial fever, cancer and tumor, and heart disease and dropsy caused more than the average proportion of

deaths.

SANITARY vistRicr G.—Bounded by West Sixty-fourth street. Tenth avenue, West Fifty-seventh street, and

the Hudson river.
acre aud 43.75 persons to each

Tenements predominated in this district.

dwelling.

part of the district, near the river.

Area, 80 acres; 234 dwellings; population, 10,237, giving

an average of 127.96 persons to the

A large slaughterhouse aud a brewery were located in the western
158 VITAL STATISTICS.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

1
Native. Foreign.
: | 1 ty '
BREAS: ! ' Both parents i One or both parents
| i native. I foreign.
1. | Under 5 }: | Snoateaaeeerae apne my erieier . Under 5
Total. | opearst ae let aa Total. years.
on, nder 5 |!. ! Under
! | Total. ! wear Total. 2 years, |
on ae ace
1 | | i
The city....... 31.01 © 110.37 j 30.22 | - 112. 41 | 31.38 109. 63 | 23.14 74. 28
District G 40, 80 | 108. 12 \ 57.93 | 127. 76 4 36. 56 102. 65 | 23.03 +» 103. 60
i i i

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—

United States

 

|
England and }

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| 1
|
i { a
Aneks (white). ‘| Ireland. Germany. alese Scotland.
: Is F 3
| i
Under 15 years | Uu.t-> hs years | Under {15 years|| Under /15 years| Under /15 years
5 and i} 15 and i! 15 and 15 and , bb and
years. | over. | years. | over. || years.| over. || years.) over. |; years. | over.
oe hese | pe aN e|| | |
' | -
The city ....... 54.01 15.91 || 50.87 | 28. 01 46.97 | 17.04 50.53 | 20.78 | 43. 71 “1 21.91
District G ..... 73.03 ; 36.67 | 40,82 | 23. 65 | 48.40 | 16.71 53.03 | 28.35 {I 91.91 sal 24. 08
1 : | i

 

 

 

‘ DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

 

 

 

 

 

 

AREAS, ie | ;
Diphtheria | Diarrbeal Typhoid Consump- | = Whooping
and croup. diseases. tever. tion. i Measles; | cough a
1 1
——ss Sete Se ea —'a ae - : -- =
The city....-.. 181.63 | 316.85 | 24.27 391.75 45.67 | 33.70
District G..-.. | 195, 42 | 399. 81 | 30. 48 380.09 66.34 | 50. 20

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was above the city average, especially so for the native
white of native parents. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers,
was 36.67 for the Americans, 23.65 for the Irish, and 16.71 for the Germans.

Typhoid fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, pneumonia, measles, and whooping cough caused more
than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT H.—Bounded by West Seventy-fourth street, Tenth avenue, West Sixty-fourth street,
and the Hudson river. Area,116 acres, of which 4 acres were contained in parks; population, 6,457. Excluding
the park area, the number of persons to the acre was 57.65.

Fine residences and handsome apartinent houses were the rule in this district.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
1 Native. a Foreign.
Seekers (ise seo Sessa Binet
AREAS. ) Both parents One or both parents ' |
native. ; foreign. ; |
ons Under 5 ateetnyle, its aid Gesaa bloat. ere an Under 5
Total. years. [!-- are i | vor ‘Total. yews. |
i ow » Undero | gay, ndler 9
. Lotal. | years. I Total. years.
Se a ee Sula oor eee A ae oe sel oy
| | : i ;
The city 31.01 110,37 | 30.225 112.41), 33.38 109.63 | 23.15 | 74.28
District H.---,, 25.83) 83.75 | 28.52 100.75 24.44 | 75.25 (18.30, 39,22
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Pees Gee ee = + Nee come .
United States : England and
eau Ireland. | Germany. | Italy.
‘iRERS (white). : W ales. : :
“Under ls years, Under 15 years) Under 15 years Mader 15 aaa U niler 15 years
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years. over. || years. | over. | years. | over. see. ' over, H ye ears. | over.
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The city ....--- M401 15.91 |) 50.87 | 28.01 | 46.97 | 17.04 | 50.53} 20.78) 76.41 12.27
| Distriet He... ; 46.76 8.37 | 30.15 | 19.06! 34.52 | 16.06 | 37.2%) 18,62 3.29 | 5.58 |.
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DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
| AREAS. ns eas i ; ote
i Di shtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- Scarlet Malarial
and croup. | diseases. fever. tion. fever. fever.
ib netaaachddantea cheat t uel | _ pals estkse |
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| The city -.-..-- 181. 63 | 316. 85 24.27 391.75 52.19 | 24. 62
District H .._.. 144. 95 1 329. 70 11.2 216. 01 56. 84 51.16
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rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 5.58 for the Italians, 8.37 tor
the Americans, 16.06 for the Germans, and 19.06 for the Irish.

Scarlet fever, malarial fever, diarrheal diseases, measles, whooping cough, childbirth, and diseases of the
nervous system caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT I.—Bounded by West Sixty-eighth street, Eighth avenue, West Fifty-ninth street, and
Tenth avenue. Area, 90 acres, with 532 dwellings and a population of 10,467. The number of persons to the
acre was 116.30 and the number to each dwelling 19.67.

This was a beautiful residence section, containing fine residences and apartment houses.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

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The city..-.-.. 31.01 110, 37 30. 22 | 112. 41 31.38 109. 63 23.15 | 74, 28
District I ..... 18. 63 86.52 17. 58 83. 96 19.59 88. 48 17.01 | 62.50 |
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District I...... $3.91 | 7.13: ' a 10.11 42. 89 | 10.28 || 50.88 | 13. 45 | 47. 22 9.45
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
peor ‘Di hth Diarrheal a | C ‘ | Malarial
; Diphtheria iarrheal | Typhoi onsum p- alaria i
. and croup. diseases. fever. tion. fever. Suillbirehe: |
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The city. 181. 63 316. 85 24.27 391.75 24, 62 225, 41 |
District I 99.95 | 187. 62 12.27 210. 42 15.78 299, 84 |

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably below the city average, especially for
the native whites. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers,
was 7.13 tor the Americans, 10.28 for the Germans, and 16.11 for the Irish.

The death rates for all the specified causes were below the city average except for stillbirths, which were
above the city average.

SANITARY DISTRICT K.—Bounded by West Seventy-seventh street, Eighth avenue, West Sixty-eighth
street, and Tenth avenue. Area, 94 acres, containing 512 dwellings and a population of 4,853, making an average
of 51.63 persons to the acre and 9.48 persons to each dwelling.

This was also a beautiful residence section containing handsome residences and apartment houses.
169

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

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: Dilly “Obeea ae oe
Native. | Foreign.
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T : Under 5 9 } Under 5
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Total. | years. a Total. years. i |
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The city ..----. 31.01 110. 37 30. 22 112. 41 | 31. 38 109.63 |' 23.15 i 74. 28
District K..... 9. 45 55. 81 9.58 56.35 | 9.25 54.88 i: 8.12 | 83.34
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United States | _ || England and !
fei (white). Treland. | Germany. | Wales. | Scotland. |
AS. | |
p j iH Saad ‘ i
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years. | over. | years. | ever Sears: ' over, | years. | over. i years. | over.
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| The city ....... 54.01 15.91 | 50.87! 28.01 | 46.97 | 17.04} 50.53 | 20.78 | 43.71 21.91.
| District K..... 15. 71 5.66 |; 29.57 5.37 | 27.03 11.83 | 15,15) 6.13 27.78; 16.67 ;
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DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO— i
area tees” oe aoa fe, Gryen. igen mee |
AREAS. : ! | :
Diphtheria | Diarrheal ‘' Typhoid Consump- Malarial Scarlet
and croup. diseases. , fever. tion. : fever. | fever.
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District K...-. 49.16 49.16 | 15.13 | 49.16 | 22. 69 34.04 |
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During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was extremely low. The death rate for those 15 years
of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 5.66 for the Americans, 5.37 for the Irish, and 11.83
for the Germans.

The death rates for the specified causes were all below the city average.

SANITARY DIstRiIcT L.—Bounded by West Eighty-sixth street, Tenth avenue, West Seventy-fourth street,
and the Hudson river. Area, 147 acres, of which 16 acres were contained in parks.

The population was 2,343. Excluding the park area, the number of persons to the acre was 17.89.

The characteristics of this district were similar to those of the two preceding districts.

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Native. | Foreign. |
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AREAS. i Both parents |’ Oneor both parents |, ! i
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~ Under 5 |! Und
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i . nder 5 Hiab nder id
1 ! Total. years. |; Yotal. | years. Ps
i ee [Poa n erae | rag es Pa re pa ae =|; . |
| Thecity..---.- 31.01 110. 37 30. 22 112. 41 | 31 os 109, 63 23.15 74.28
| District L..--- 20, 30 79.29 29,49 79.21 17.99 79.37 W.96 Lee.
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f DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN 1N—
United States Irel: iad i
\ (white). reland, ; Germany. Wales. Scotland. i
! AREAS. | |
Sie Sah : S| =|
Under |15 years | Under ho years, Under 15 years Under 15 years). U udep ls ye Seaul
: 15 aud Wf and | 15 and a and is and
i years. over. | years. ! over, I Years. | over. years. over, |, serine. over. \
i j I —= ! :—— =|
| The city....... 54.01 | 15.91 9 50.87] Y801 46.97 170k 50.58 207k ARTE | a. ea
| District L..... 38.72 2 | 16.17 37.81 17. 58 36, 08 19.32 Ls ku 16 so 5 27 sf
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SANITARY DISTRICT L—Continued.

DEATH RATES PER 109,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

 

 

 

a aire Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid | Consump- | Malarial Cancer and
‘ and croup. diseases. | fever. tion. tever. tumor.
3 : | | , |
The city....... ; 181.63 | 316.85; 24.27 | 391.75 | 24.62 60. 55 |
| District L..... ; 133.15 | 180. 14 | 15. 66 203. 63 62.66. | 62. 66 |

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably below the city average, but somewhat
above it for the foreign. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers,
was 16.17 for the Americans, 17.58 for the Ivish, and 19.32 for the Germans.

Malarial fever, whooping cough, and cancer and tumor caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY District M.—Bounded by West Eighty-sixth street continued through Central park to the line
of Sixth avenue, Sixth avenue extended through Central park, West Fifty-uinth street, Eighth avenue, West
Seventy-seventh street, and Tenth avenue. This district included all that portion of Central park Tying west of
the line of Sixth avenue extended and below Eighty-sixth street, containing 291 acres. The total area of the
district was 370 acres, containing 423 dwellings and a population of 4,628. Excluding the park area, the nuwber
of persons to the acre was 58.58 and the number to each dwelling 10.94.

Tlus district contained mostly handsome residences and large apartment houses.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Native. Foreign.
AREAS. | Both parents | One or both parents |
1 | native. foreign. : :
Under 5 I] eqs | Under
| Total. | years. | oe Total ! years
i . Under 3 | ' Under 5 | i
: Total years. \| Total. years. | !
: | | | be
Be Se ee ES eed eps ea | ei
The city .-...-- 31.01 110. 37 30. 22 | 112. 41 31.38 109. 63 li 23.15 74. 28
District M..... 9.83 | 54.57 9.78 | 49.08 || 9.90 ' 62.15 | 8.61 | 33.33
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United States | England and
- | Ireland. Germany. I = Scotland.
AREAS. (white). | Wales.
|
Under 15 years! Under |15 years} Under l15 years | Under 1 years! Under hs years
15 and | 15 and 15 | aud and 15 and
years. over, i years. over. years. : over. oe over. years. over.
j f
Seo e aoe ace) ae oa gaa.
Thecity ....... A401 | 15.91 | 50.87} 28.01 |} 46.97 ' 17.0¢ | 50.53| 2078} 43.71! 21.91
District M..... D114) 8:83 j B08 | 5.04 |} 31.40 7.91 | 27.78] 6.91 | 30.30) 9.66
i ' \ as | i
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

AREAS. 2 | aks oy Sa Ane neds $e eet geal pie sata aed a ae
Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typboid Consump- Malarial Cancer and
and croup. | diseases. fever. tion. fever. tiunor.

WME City 2se2s2 ; 181.63: 316.85 | 2427 391.75 | 24. 62 60.55
1

District M...-. | 83.27 ' 79.31 | 11. 90 103.10 15. 86 15. 86 |

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much below tle city average. The death rate fer
those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 5.04 for the Irish, 5.83 for the Americans,
and 7.91 for the Germans.

The death rates for the specified causes were all below the city average.

    
162 VITAL STATISTICS.

WARD 23.

This was one of the suburban wards lying north of the Harlem river, and was nof subdivided. The total area
of the ward was 4,241 acres, of which 225 acres were included in parks and cemeteries. It coutained 6,242 dwellings,
with a total population of 53,948. Excluding the area embraced in the parks and cemeteries, the number of persons
to the acre was 13.43 and the number to each dwelling 8.64.

This ward contained almost entirely suburban homes. Near the Harlem river building had been most rapid
aud many improved houses had been built. The sewerage and drainage in this ward was not good. It contained
oue large gas house, near the East river.

The death rates in this ward, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. | Foreign.
un | :
HEEDS: i Both parents One or both parents |
i native. | foreign. |
7 Under 5 | i | Under 5
Total. years | oe | | aon Total. years.
! i : nder 5 under 5 '
¥ | | Total. years. | Total. | years.
: | |
The city ....-.- 31.01 ; 110. 37 | 30. 22 112. 41 31.38 109. 63 23.15 74. 28
Ward 23 ....... 23.95 | 82. 34 i 26.40 80. 72 \ 22. 69 83. 31 22.85 55. 02
| i 4
| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
' “United States | | England and
' United States | ngland and '
‘ Ste i Treland. Germany. | x : Italy.
dRERS: (white). i | Wales.
i ' 1 {
Ween tee t, in '
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| Under his; years, Under (15 years,| Under | 15 years, Under 15 years| Under li vears
| 15 and 15 | and and and || 15 and
; years. | over. || years. | over. || years. | over. | years. | over. || years. | over.
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The Cit¥ «.c-s.0 54.01 15.91 ki 50. 87 28.01 46.97 | 17. 04 | 50.53 | 20.78 76.41 12.27
Ward 23 ...... | 39. 99 13.85 | 37.49 | 24.03 38. 32 | 15. 66 , 29. 28 : 21.17 | 50.47 15.54
: | i | 1 : i
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! : DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. an Teen: F 5
, Diphtheria Diarrheal Typhoid | Consump- Malarial Searlet
and croup. diseases. fever. tion. fever. fever.
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The city ..-.-.. | 181.63 | 316. 85 24,27 391.75 | 24. 62 92.19
Ward 23 -....-. 179.51; 245, 84 22. 49 | 275. 45 | 43.10 | 50. 97
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During the 6-year period the death rate in this ward was considerably below the city average, and especially
so for the native. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers,
was 13.85 for the Americans, 15.66 for the Germans, 15.54 for the Italians, and 24.03 for the Irish.

Malarial fever caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

WARD 24.

This was also a suburban ward lying north of ward 23 and occupying the extreme northern end of New York
county. The total area of the ward was 8,474 acres, of which 4,077 acres were embraced in parks and cemeteries.
There were 3,275 dwellings, with a population of 20,137. Excluding the parks and cemeteries, the number of persons
to the acre was 4.58 and the number to each dwelling 6.15.

The ward contained suburban residences badly sewered or drained.

The death rates in this ward, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

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Ward 24 20,39 | 66.76 21.42 | 57.69 19,56 , 73.92 25.17 | 39.22
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Under '15 years Under lis years Under ‘15 years | Under ier ts years | Under 15 years
15 and | and 15 | and ij} 15 | and 15} and
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The city....... | 34.01 15. 91 | 50. 87 28.01 46.97 17. 04 50. 53 20.78 76.41 12. 27
Ward 24......- , 28.09 i 16. 92 28.85 | 21.08 29.91 j 18.63 22.05 | 25 26 | 20.83 8.54
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| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. | i i
| Diphtheria Diarrheal ; Typhoid Cousump- Malarial | Cancer and
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| | : SS
The city......- i 181. 63 | 316.85 | 24. 27 391.75 24. 62 | 60.55
Ward 24....... | 101. 26 | 173 45 \ 15.00 327. 22 84. 38 | 76. 88

 

 

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During the 6-year period the death rate in this ward was decidedly below the city average, but above it for

the foreign.

for the Italians, 16.92 for the Americans, 18.63 for the Germans, and 21.08 for the Irish.
Malarial fever and cancer and tumor caused more thau the average proportion of deaths.

The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 8.54.
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BROOKLYN.

Brooklyn is located at the western extremity of Long island, latitude 40° 41’ north, longitude 73° 59’ west
from Greenwich.

The elevations ranged from sea level to about 200 feet at several points in the Eighth ward.

Except along the water front, and adjacent to the streams and estuaries, the land was of a gently rolling
character, well elevated and drained, the most abrupt change in level being in the Eighth and Twenty-second
wards, in the southwest part of the c’ty.

Along Newtown creek there was an extensive salt water marsh, under water at high tide, and another extensive
marsh existed along the old line between Williamsburg and Greenpoint. The whole of the area now covered by
the navy yard was under water, one branch extending, with marshy banks, nearly to Washington park, and
another followed about the tine of Kent avenue, Wallabout street, and Nostrand avenue as tar as Myrtle avenue,
with more or less marsh on each side.

Almost all of the Twelfth ward, excepting the point known as ** Red Hook”, was either wholly under water
or overflowed by the tides, and the Gowanus canal was originally an inlet from the bay with marshy branches
extending in all directions and spreading out over the lowlands. The space between First aud Fourth avenues,
First and Fifth streets, iu the Tenth and Twenty-secoud wards, was a salt water pond.

Generally speaking, the orginal shore line followed very closely the 1U-foot contour line indicated on the
accompanying series of. maps, and it was gradually extended considerably beyond this line, along the whole water
front, the extension being greatest in the Sixth, Eighth, and Twelfth wards and around Wallabout bay.

Of the several inlets penetrating into the city, many have been entirely obliterated by filling, and others were
tirst contracted and converted into canals, serving the double purpose of navigation and open sewerage.

A special map of Brooklyn, upon tracing paper, is introduced, showing the original shore line, waterways, and
marshy tracts. This map was reproduced by permission of the local board of health authorities from a similar
map published in the report of the board of health for 1876, and by overlaying it upon the shaded maps the
relations of filled ground to heavy death rates will be clearly seen.

_The shaded maps show the location of each district and also the elevations in contour lines of 10 feet intervals.

DENSITY OF POPULATION.

The total area of the city, measured to the water line, was 15,084 acres, aud the population on June 1, 1890,
was 806,343, giving an average of 44.59 persons to each acre of total area. The aetual building area, however, was
much léss, there being actnally within the city limits 648 acres embraced in parks, 721 in cemeteries, 137 in the navy
yard, and 410 acres covered by water in the bays, docks, and canals. In addition to these the Twenty-sixth ward
contained about 1,000 acres of salt water marsh or neadow along Jamaica bay. xcluding these areas, the remainder
is found to be 15,168 acres, and the population density rises to 53.16 persons to the acre. The area covered by streets
and alleys was not reported by the local officials.

There are great differences, however, in the density of population in different parts of the city, as will be seen
in some of the tables as well as in the descriptious of the sanitary districts into which the city was subdivided.

At the close of the census year, June 1, 1890, the number of dwellings in the city was 82.282, or 454 more than
in New York. These dwellings contained 170,970 families, aggregating 806,343 persons, makiug au average of
4,72 persons to each family and 9.80 persons to each dwelling.

SANITARY DISTRICTS.

The characteristies of the several sanitary districts are shown in the description given below. These notes
relate to the time the districts were determined, and may not now be entirely applicable to any particular locality,
owing to changes since made. — —

As in New York, the statement of the death rates in each district per 1,000 of white populatiou is exclusive of
stillbirtlis, while the rates, according to birthplaces of mothers, include stillbirths. e
166 VITAL STATISTICS.

WARD 1.

This ward contained 236 acres, 1,930 dwellings, and a total population of 20,040. There were 9 acres of parking,
excluding which there was an average density of 88.28 persons and 8.50 dwellings to the acre, with 10.38 persons
to each dwelling. The ward was divided into two sanitary districts.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by Montague and Fulton streets, Boerum place, Atlantic avenue, and the
Kast river. Area, 116 acres; park area, 9 acres; population, 10,530, being an average of 98.41 persons to each
acre of area, exclusive of parking.

Along the river front were many large stores and some tenements. Above, on the higher ground known as
“Brooklyn Heights ”, were mostly fine residences and first-class apartment houses.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  
 
  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native { -Foreign.
|
AREAS. | ; !
| Both parents One or both parents |!
| native. ! foreign. |
5 Under 5 ‘ Dan Under 5
Total. , years. i exper SAA an ee it tale, ee SP _ Total. years.
— i Under 5 || Under 5 |
i Total | years: | Total. years. | |
—s ae SEER.) ess coor fast “| | ett
The city....-.. 25.00 93.78 | 25.48 91. 92 1 24.66 | 94. 99 , 22.26 ) 54.96
District A -..-. 20. 02 71.30 20. 12 74. 07 i 19.94 | 70.16 16. 33 ia 21.74
th | 1
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
ba dae Ireland. { Germany. | Hngiand apd Scandinavia.

AREAS.

i pOnder 15 years|| Under }15 years]! | Under his y ears!) Under hs years'| Under 113 years

15 aud 1 and 15 | and {| 15 | and 15 | and

| years. | over. |] years. | over. | years. | over. | years. | over. || years. | over.
Secreta tees) | | | | 7
The city....... | 45.76 | 13.89 || 43.84 | 22.68 | 44.81) 15.46 f 32.42, 16.95 |] 45.50 9.13
District A ...-- | 82.07) 14.77 42.17 | 14. 79 33.52 | 12.50 28. 49 15, 18 41.15 5.32

aoa ee |

DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

AREAS. 3 Sear Po ] , ] z
| Diphtheria Diarrheal | Typhoid | Consamp- | Cancer and Heart disease}
| and croup. diseases. | fever. | tion. | tumor. | and dropsy.
| | Ree S|) ee 7

The city....-.- { 164.42 | 282.58 * 23.13 303. 24 4827 131. 16
District A ..... | 122. 75 145. 36 ; 22.61 219. 66 56.53 | 134. 06
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During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably below the city average and especially
so for the foreign. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was
5.32 for the Scandinavians, 12.50 for the Germans, 14.77 for the Americans, and 14.79 for the Irish.

Cancer and tumor and heart disease and dropsy caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY District B.—Bounded by Fulton and Montague streets aud the East river. Area, 120 acres;
population, 9,510; number of persons to the acre, 79.25.

On Brooklyn, or Columbia heights, were some of the finest residences in the city. The gardens of the private
dwellings on Willow street, in many instances, were on the roofs of the buildings. The streets on the river frout
contained many large storehouses.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 
 

SSS
| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
| Native. | Foreign.
| as aoe ee
! 1
| AREAS: ! | | Both parents —:' One or both parents :
! | native. ii * foreign.
Ree a Under 5 [Bess ge hee DS Resta ee ade ; Unders :
| Total. | years. | ' : Total. sales:
| Total | eae? ane |, Cas
aS pe Secnes ited | i! | _
‘ | i
The city... 25.00 | 93.78 || 25.48 ) 91.82 | 24.66 94.99 | 29.96 541.96 |
District B 21.16 ; 92.81 | 21.85 99. 40 | 20.15 87.53 | 16. 82 150.00 |
| _

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

SANITARY DISTRICT B—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States | | |
nited States |: ; ore and
- i Treland. ci '
gates (white), reland Germany : Vales. | Scotland.
eee { | i
i | ; |
Under 15 years’ Under 15 years|' Under 15 sears Under i years, Under hs years
15 and 15 and || 15 and | 2 and | and
years. | over. H years. | over. ‘ years.) over. | y care: | over. || senna over.
Sosa st | Basse i fcecetiat | Bs
The city....... 1 45, 76 | 13. 89 "4 8t ca 22. 68 44.31 15. 46 | 32.42 | 16.95 | 29.86] 16.41
District B..... | 47.95! 15.84 | as 95 | 14.07] 39.51} 12.60 |, 31.05] 13.23 | 32.05! 15.36
| | | i i i
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. 1
Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- ; Malarial Cancer and
and croup. diseases. fever. tion. ‘ tever. tumor.
| | ae
The city.--.... 164.42; 282. 58 23.13 303. 24 32 62 48. 27
District B ..... 96. 59 | 123, 42 16. 10 250. 41 33. 98 57. 24
i

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average.
those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 12.60 for the Germans, 14.07 for the
Trish, and 15.84 for the Americans.

Malarial fever, cancer and tumor, heart disease and dropsy, and diseases of the liver caused more than the

average proportion of deaths.

This ward was not subdivided.

WARD 2.

of 8,986, giving au average of 94.59 persons to the acre and 14.35 persons to each dwelling.
The original shore line in this ward was in the vicinity of Water street, and most of the land between that

street and the river has been filled in.

many tenements, and near the eastern boundary a large settlement of Italians was found.

The death rates in this ward, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1
| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. | Foreign.
Sees Se cee ate ee nee eat ees
BREAS: | 3 | | Both parents | One or both parents |
‘ i | native. | foreign.
| 7 Under 5 | Bae Under5
| Total. | years. | =e | eS Total | years
' | os niler 5 r nder
Total years. | Total. ears: !
;
Se
Thecity -......, 25.00 | 93.78 || 25.48 91.92 24. 66 94. 99 22. 26 \ 54. 96
Ward2........ 38.86 © 137.28 43.92 124.53 i 37. 38 142.11 29. 12 51.95
Sos Sos == a nr Se 25
! DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
\
U 1 St | : Ts Jand and |
nited rates | England and
he | Ireland. i Germany. Vales Italy.
pwn? : (white). i | Wales. |
i eomewseeet: || I
‘ ' |
: Under 15 years | ‘Under 15 years) Under 15 years’ Under |15 sgn Uniler 15 years
| 15 and i 15 and 15 and ; 15 and (| and {
| years. | over. | years. over. | years. | over. | years. | over. |) cones: over. |
| a
The city....... 45.76 | 13.89) 43.84 22.68 | 44.31) 15.46 |, 32.42] 16.95 | 53.62 | 7.89 |
Ward 2........ | 76.14] 16.25 |} 52.85 , 29.65 { 65.32} 14.83 |, 48.02 | 24.47 | 92.53) 11.83 |
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| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE To
|
i Diphtheri Diarrh Te a | E Cc |
iphtheria iarrhea phoi ousun: “ |
| and croup. | + diseases. tren. tion. ! Pueumonia. Measles. :
The city -....-. 164. 42 282, 58 23.13 | 303. 24 | 230. 06 | 17.71
Ward 2...----- 191.19 419.15 18.37 | 419.15 340. 10 51.47
|
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167

The death rate for

The area was 95 acres, and it contained 626 dwellings, with a total population

Above Water street was mostly good, firm ground. This ward coutained
168 - VITAL STATISTICS.

During the 6-year period the death rate in this ward was much above the city average. The death rate for
those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 11.83 for the Italians, 14.83 for the
Germans, 16.25 for the Americans, and 29.65 for the Irish.

Diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia, measles, heart disease and dropsy, diseases
of the liver, diseases of the nervous system, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the average
proportion of deaths.

WARD 3.

The area of this ward was 160 acres, containing 2,080 dwellings and a total population of 18,754, the number
of persons being 117.21 to the acre and 9.02 to each dwelling. It was subdivided into two sanitary districts.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by Atlantic and Fourth avenues aud Bergen aud Court streets. Area,
76 acres; population, 10,582; number of persons to the acre, 139.24.

This district was essentially residential, and contained private dwellings aud tenements in about equal
proportions. -

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION. |
"| R |
Native. \| Foreign.
=I
it
ara | | Both parents / One or both parents | |
| | native. i foreign.
a Under 5 ge eens St | Under5
Total. kf pears: re au ae ! Total. years.
| Under 5 nderd |, |
| Total. | years. | Total years. || |
|
Sie ee ee
The city ....... 25.00 93. 78 25.48 91.92 i 24.66 | 94.99 |! 22.26 54. 96
District A..... 23.47 85. 72 29, 42 i 99. 62 [ 19. 89 | 78. 27 | 21. 82 | 80. 00
| 1 i i sett tekc acces Sit Ninn xaransns eae ala cies
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
1 , | { a j |
epee Ireland. Germany. | Hogland. and | Scandinavia. |
AREAS. | f |
\ | i
Under |15 years’ Under 15 years | Under hs years! Under |15 years Under |15 years
» 15 and ‘| 15 9 and. 15 | and 15 and | 15 and
_ years. | over. | years. | over. » years. | over. || years. | over. | years. | over.
The city... 45.76 | 13.89 43.84 | 22.68 44, 31] [| 15.46 32.42 | 16.95 | 45. 50 9.13
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District A , 47.54 | 16.62 31.16; 21.85 42. 64 | 16.41 || 26.72 | 21.32 45, 63 | 8. 63
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO--
AREAS. | : \ |
Diphtheria \ Diarrheal | Typhoid Consump- | Scarlet | Cancer and
and croup. | diseases. | fever. | tion. fever. I tumor.
7 !
oi ieee E : | .
The city ....... 164.42 | 282,58 | 23.13! 303.24 | 42.48 | 48.27
District A ..... | 147.62 | 230.16 | 17. 46 277.78 | 46.03 | 52. 38
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During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average, but was above it for the
foreign children under 5 years of age. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to
birthplaces of mothers, was 8.63 for the Scandinavians, 16.41 for the Germans, 16,62 for the Americans, and 21.85
for the Irish.

Scarlet fever, cancer and tumor, diseases of the liver, and diseases of the nervous system caused more than
the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DisTRICT B.—Bounded by Fulton street, Flatbush, Fourth, and Atiantic avenues, and Boerum
place. Area, 84 acres; population, 8,172; nuinber of persons to the acre, 97.29,

This was almost wholly a sasidontial district.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

169

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

             

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
é | 3
Native. | Foreign.
I Sean Gl
AREAS: Both parents | One or both parents
native. | foreign. :
. Under 5 i Reed Under 5
1
Yotal. years oaks | eae To*al. years.
q nder5 ||» nders .
: Total. years. | Total; sae years. :
eee Sacra econ \ sere Bet ee. eos af see ee ae
| | : lee Giaes i
The city ..-.... 25.00 | 93.78 23.48 | 91.92 || 24.66 | 94.99 ‘| 22.96 54.96
District B ...-. 19.85 | 83.02 19. 38 | 80.67 | 20. 44 84.63 | 18. 68 102. 56
: HS eee cae to lls ones mae x !
| DEATH RATES PER 1,00) PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
ee
' United States * England and : fs
Ireland. Germany. Scandinavia.
AREAS. | (white). ; | Vales.
pees
: Under /15 years)} Under der 15 years Unger 15 sears Under |15 years
15 and 15 and | and and |/- 15 and
' years. | over. |; years. | over. |! aha over. sane. over. || years. | over.
: ' a ' ' 7:
‘ i
The city ......- 45.76 | 13.89 43.84 | 22.68 || 44.31 | 15. 46 32. 42 16.95 | 45. 50 9.13
District B -.... { 40.01} i421 || 43.e1} 19.78 40.54) 13.31] 43.06] 1a.04 | 43.35 | 9.95
f i t i
\ y DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
| :
i AREAS. ; (
1 Diphtheria Diarrheal Typhoid | Consump- | Cancer and | Diseases of
! and croup. diseases. tever. tion. ! tumor. the liver.
ee Ga a
{ The city ..-..- “ 164.42 | 282. 58 23.13 303.24 | 48.27 35. 95
| District B.....) 133.61 168. 56 | 8,22 283.67 | 74. 00 41.11
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i

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably below the city average, but was above

it for the children under 5 years of age of foreign birth. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward
according to birthplaces of mothers, was 9.95 for the Scandinavians, 13.31 for the Germans, 14.21 for the Americans,
and 19.78 for the Irish.

Cancer and tumor and diseases of the liver caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

WARD 4.

This ward formed a single sanitary district, having an area of 112 acres, 1,223 dwellings, aud a total population

of 12,324, giving a density of 110.04 persons to the acre and 10.08 persons to each dwelling:
character and contained private residences aud tenements about equally divided.

It was. residential in

The death rates in this ward, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

AREAS.

The city
Ward 4

[—

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Native. i Foreign.
PhS . Pp ee ro HSH Se
"Both parents Oue or both parents |
\ i | native. foreign.
[| metal, | Caters | | a Total. uals
! ) S. ! s.
; ' ‘ | Onder 5 |: Under 5
; Total. | years. | Yotal. | years. | |
on | i | ! pons
25. 00 93. 78 \ 25. 48 91 92 | 24.66 | 94.99 |: 22.26 54. 96
i is
25. 28 109, 84 i 2%, 89. 112.16 | 23.25 107. 86 24. 65
u

 

 

AREAS.

 

The city
_ Ward 4

 

' Unitea States esl
(white). i
i

|
| \
| Under 15) years,

15 |

 

| ; and
years. | over.

‘ |

ped

; 45.76. 15.89
53. 16. 02 |

 

 

 

 

 

' England and

! DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—

 

 

24.77 | 15. 38

 

Ireland. Germany. , Wales. é Scotland.
Sie te ras are ae eee : =
Under iS years Under | B-seans Under 15 years! Under |15 years
and 15 | and 15 and and
' years. | over. | years. © over. || years. | uver. | years.| over.
i |
Bee eas Z -——! ——|--—.-|
43.84 99.68:| 44.31 15.46! 22.42! 16951 99.86! 16,41,
i ‘ |
58. 22 23.20 35.71 , 15.78 | 62.62 | 18.65
\
170 VITAL STATISTICS.

WARD 4—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

d DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

AREAS. ee : | ; [ :
Diphtheria Diarrheal | Typhoid Consump- | ppeymonia. ' Malarial
and croup. | diseases. | — fever. tion. 1 fever.

' arse a eet
| The city......-! 164. 42 | 282.58 23.13 303,24 | 230.06 | 32. 62
i 221.87 | 33. 41
| '

Warll hicccssces | 121.63 | 248.60 | 18.71 359, 53

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this ward was slightly above the city average, and especially so for
the children under 5 years of age. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces
of mothers, was 15.38 for the Scotch, 16.02 for the Americans, and 23.20 for the Irish.

Malarial fever, consumption, cancer aud tumor, heart disease and dropsy, diseases of the nervous system, and
diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

WARD 5.

This ward contained 112 acres, with 1,510 dwellings and a total population of 20,175, making an average of
180.13 persons to the acre and 13.36 to each dwelling. It was subdivided into two sanitary districts.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by the East river, the navy yard, and Navy, Prospect, and Bridge streets.
Area, 54 acres; population, 9,725; number of persons to the acre, 180.09. It contained some made land along the
river front, and the dwellings were almost entirely tenements. Factories and manufacturing establishments of
many kinds were numerons, with some slaughterhouses near the river.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

     

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION. .
Native. | Foreign.
Se Se ee nee che picesteeaieeesiey earateies) [fh ee
AREAS. | Both parents | One or both parents |: |
{ : native. : foreign. |
F Under 5 _—— i ji Under 5
Total. years. i | a ned ; Total. years.
! nder5 | m nder 5
; Total. years. | Total. on. | Oa years.
Sess ae zs es pocce es te
The city ....... 25. 00 93.78 | 25.48 gi.o2 | 9486 | 94.99 22. 26 54. 96
District A..... 31.33 | 139.22 1 35.10 | 156.25 | 30.15 i 182.45 26.50 58.56 |
: 1 1
| DEATH RATES PER 1,110) PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
ieee tetas é ie eo
| United States | | England and {i "
+ ae | Ireland. Germany. | or || Scandinavia.
“REARS: (white). l } 1 Wales. |
i ;
ee pes ee call ee Se lee ee on
J
; Under (15 years]! Under 15 years,’ Under 15 years! Under 15 years, Under 15 years
‘ 15 and HB  . and | 15 and |! 15 and | and
‘ years. over. | years. over. \ years. over. l| yVears. over. cae Ss. Over,
{
pee ee ee ee ale ah
The city....... | 45.76. 13.89 » 43.84 5 22.68 | 44.31 15. 46 | 32. 42 16.95 | 45.50 9.13
District A..... | 74.34. 7.39 | 52.57 26.53 i 75.58 13.80 | 38.46] 12.57 | 63.06] 7.74
1 ‘ 5 I
| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO —
ese eee fay eet Sal a arp eed ee Rt
AREAS, | , Sisto eek,
! Diphtheria . Diarrheal | Typhoid Consump- | Malarial ; P zs
| aud croup. ; diseases | fever. tion. fever. nolmnonta:. |
Seen Sa SESS JAP See Sie esa es eet en es ee et Cane
: i
The city....-.- 164.42 282.58 | 23.13 303, 24 | 32. 62 230. 06
District A ..... | 154.74 337. 62 ‘ 21.10 336. 97 | 47.48 | 269. 04

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was above the city average, and especially for the
children under 5 years of age. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of
mothers, was lowest among the Americans, being 7.39 as against 26.53 among the Irish.

Malarial fever, diarrheal diseases, consumptica, pneumonia, measles, whooping cough, diseases of the nervous
system, aud diseases of the urihary organs caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT B.—Bounded by Prospect, Navy, Johnson, and Bridge streets. Area, 58 acres; ; population,
10,450; number of persons to the acre, 180.17. Tenement: houses were very numerous, and about one-third of the
district, including that part between Prince and Hudson streets and the navy yard line, was originally marsh.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 171

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

7 5
i DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
i
7
Native. Forvign.
AREAS: ! Both parents One or both parents
1 : : native. : foreign.
Te ees ' Underid i Underd
Total. years. rare er Total. | years.
i 5 ' Under nder 5
' Total. | years. |! Total. years.
sees; a | |
The city ...... 25. 00 93.78 25. 48 ! 91. 92 | 24.66 | 94.99 22, 26 | 54, 96
District B..... 31.42 | 120.99 39.22 | 116.52 | 28.07 | 124.17 31.08 | 13.51
i ae era : Meee le eee,
! DEATH RATES PER 1,090 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IX—
1
| i { |
United States | : ' England and '
P ! Ireland ' Germany. , a Italy.
ens: (white). \ ! Wales.
see tf eae sea pee SE oe etree ee
i | i !
‘ ' Under '15 years!! Under hs years! Under 15years Under [15 years!| Under 15 years
"15, and fi j; and = 15 and \ 15 and | 15 and
i years. , over. | years. | over. ! years. over. . years. A over. i years. over.
i i | |
: ; 2 i i ' ‘ i
The city ..-.-.- 45.76 , 13.89, 43.84 | 22. 68 iy 44.31 15.46 32.42, 16.95 || 53.62 7.89
District B ...-. 66.74 | 16.81, 46.57 , 28.75 | 40.56) 1391, 4278, 18.73. 88.80] 5.99
eer eae speeeeay Sp alana se Re) |
| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATIOS DUE TO—
AREAS. i | : '
| Diphtheria Diarrheal Typhoid | Consump- Malarial .
| D r yp ! pe 4
| anderoup. | diseases. | fever. tion. fi fever. Pneumonia.
Aacsat — | | Ei
|
The city. ....-. 164. 42 i 282. 58 23.13 i 303. 24 32.62 | 230. 06
District B ...-- 193.09 | 333. 82 | 16. 36 | 386.19; 52. 36 | 271.64 |
, : i

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably above the city average, but below it
for the foreign under 5 years of age. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to
birthplaces of mothers, was lowest among the Italians, being 5.99 as against 16.81 for the Americans and 28.75 for
the Irish.

Scarlet fever, malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia, whooping
cough, heart disease and dropsy, diseases of the liver, diseases of the nervous system, and diseases of the urinary
organs caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

WARD 6.

This ward contained 296 acres, 3,074 dwellings, and a total population of 37,693, giviug 127.34 persons to the
acre and 12.26 persons to each dwelling.

The ward was subdivided into three sanitary districts.

About one-third of the ward area has been reclaimed from the river, the original shore line running between
Hicks and Columbia streets, and near the center was also a marsh covering several blocks.

SANITARY DISTRICY A.—Bounded by Degraw and Court streets, Fourth place (Coles street), and Hicks
street. Area, 77 acres; population, 8,792; number of persons to the acre, 114.18. Private dwellings predominated
in this district, which was well elevated, almost all the land lying above the 30. foot level.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

,

|

| Native. Foreign.

AREAS: \ : Both parevts | One or both parents |,

! native. | foreign. i

i 7 Under5 _ as IS sear ee seen jog Under 5

| | Total. years. | a i nee | Total. years
od nder 5 |, nder

| | Total years. f Total years. | :

(a ef rll ey |- | |

| Thecity ..-.--- : 25.00 93.738 | 25.48 91.92 I 24. 66 94,99 |) 22.26 54.96

| District A...-- 22.79 | 87.74 ' 28.82 85.71 | 19. 23 89. 04 | 16. 82 37. 04 |
i { :

 

 
172 VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT A—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
|
United States a England and s, .
One (white). | Ireland. Germany. | Wales. Scandinavia.
paehee |
7 |
1 ' ' !
Under hs years|| Under ‘15 years}; Under 15 years'| Under 15 years’ Under jb years
15 and 15 and |) 15° and |} 15 and | 15 | anc
years. | over. || years. | over. | years, over. || years. | over. || years. ; over.
. | i i
| a te Hl |p eae! If eRe
j-——--- | ———! | |
: ! \ paleo
The city....... 45.76 | 13.89 | 43.841 29.68) 44.31] 15.46 | 22.42) 16.95) 45.50 | 9.13
District A... 46.97 18. 74 | 39. 30 15. 54 ; 26. 63 12.39 | 20.66 14. 04 41.24: 7.37
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. "tech am filies i | é | i pi t
iphtheria Diarrheal Typhoid ‘onsump- iq, _ Diseases 0
and croup. | diseases. fever. | tion. | Pneumonia. ‘the liver. *
psota ts i eof ee £. | :
; :
The city....... 164. 42 282. 58 23.13 | 303.24 j 230. 06 | 35. 95
District A ..... 148. 69 | 239. 45 48. 28 | 225.93 j 212. 41 | 38. 62

 

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average. The death rate for those
15 years ot age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was highest among the Americans, being 18.74
as against 15.54 for the Irish, 12.39 for the Germans, and 7.37 for the Scandinavians.

Typhoid fever and diseases of the liver caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DIsrRicr B.—Bounded by Atlantic avenue, Hicks street, Hamilton avenue, and the East river.
Area, 136 acres; population, 17,924; number of persons to the acre, 131.79. Nearly all of this district was made
land, either reclaimed from the river or the marsh. Tenement houses predominated.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION. |
Native. | Foreign. |
I
|
—|| -
ene Both parents I One or both parents | |
native. | foreign. | | ;
ta Under 5 Ibs a Under 5
Total. | "Sears. =a = | Total. | ‘eats,
5 nder 5 7. nderd |
Total. years. Toral. years. |; |
1
= = 7 a =. an seeiell Poli nee) ata
The city..-.-.- 25.00 93.78 | 25.48 ° 91,92 24.66 | 94.99 | 22.26 | 54.96
District B -.... 37. 78 | 114.95 | 56.50 ; 139.2 | 34.745 | 109.37 || 23.52 | 60.76
swe tt tegen te Ng pe a, ail |
DEATH RATES PER 1,007 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
ie
United States | . ; eta \,
We Trelaud. Germany. Scandinavia. Italy.
AeEKE (white). J | y |
Hea Pantaia am
. J |
Under 15 years; Under lis years Under ps years Under |15 years | Under 5 years)
1; and | 15 aud | and 15 and || 15 and
years. over. | years. . over. years over. years, over. years. : over.
I | fice acai Reco (erence aati \ my
‘Phe city.....-. 45.76 | 19.89 | 43.81 92.68 44.31 » WAG) 45.50 | 9.13 | 53.02 7. 89
District B..... 74.45 17.45 | 51.56 , 25.01 | 39.12) 18. 86 : 641.16 10. 04 46. 44 8.91
: { ! : i
ne ee sate soe
: DEATH RATES PER 160,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
i
AREAS. aa 1
| Diplitheria Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- . - Searlet
and croup. | diseases. fever. | tion. Pneumonia. fever.
The City ees was 164. 42 282, 58 23.13 | 303. 24 230. 06 42.48,
District Bo... 210. 29 497.31 18. 60 \ 390. 48 288.91, 69. 15
1 i

 

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate iu this district was much above the city average, especially among the
native. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was lowest
among the Italians, being 8.91 as against 25.01 for the Irish, 18.86 for the Germans, and 17.45 for the Americans.

Scarlet fever, malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, measles, whooping cough,
childbirth, diseases of the liver, diseases of the nervous system, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more

than the average proportion of deaths.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

SANITARY DISTRICT C.—Bounded by Atlantic avenue and Court, Degraw, and Hicks streets.
number of persons to the acre, 132.25. Private dwellings and tenement houses were found in
Most of the land was good, rising gently from the river.

population, 10,977;
about equal numbers.

the original swamp lying near the center of the ward.
The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

173
Area, 83 acres;

A small portion was embraced in

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,00C WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
1 1
AREAS: Both parents i One or both parents |
native. 1 foreign,
' Under 5 ' n Under 5
Total. | “Years. ee i nae Total. | ‘years.
7 nider5 : nder :
Total. years. | Total. years. |] |
| |
The city -.-.-.- 25. 00 93.78 || 25.48 + 91.92 i 24. 66 94. 99 22, 26 54.96
District C ..... 21.03 89. 61 | 21.21 | 78.92 : 20.91 94.83 18. 46 19. 23
PEE Aaah Rea npatene poten yen sect | a _
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
ear oa i Ireland. Germany. Angrandland: Scandinavia.
AREAS. : | | ;
i ae. he allie ll Toes 7
Under 5 years Under 15 years;' | Under 15 years’ Under lis years’ Under |15 years)
15 | and » and 15, and, 15 | and | 15 and
years.| over. . years.; over. |’ years. over, | years. | over. |, years. | over.
| Be ee | t
Dee ' |
The city.....-- 45.76 | 13.89} 43.84 22.68 | 44, | 15. 46 I 32.42 16.95 ° 45.50) 9.13
District C ..... 36.96 | 13.97 i 41.67 17.26 | 42.83) 11.92 41.98 3| 10. 48 45.70 9. 11-
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. |
Diphtheria ; Diarrheal | Typhoid | Covsump- Malarial Cancer and
and croup. | diseases. | tever. | tion. fever. tumor
\ | i
The city.-.....! 164. 42 282. 58 23.13 | 303. 24 32. 62 48.27
District C -....} 134. 57 | 184. 07 18. 56 | 227.38 | 27. 84 49.50
{

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average, especially among the

foreign.

The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers,

was 9.11 for

the Scandinavians, 11.92 for the Germans, 13.97 for the Americans, and 17.26 for the Irish.
Cancer and tumor caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

WARD 7

This ward had an area of 447 acres, 4,398 dwellings, and a total population of 35,726. There were 9.84 dwellings

to the acre, 8.12
districts.
SANITARY DISTRICT

equal proportion.

persons’ to each dwelling, and 79.92 persons to the acre.

A.—Bounded by Flushing, Bedford, Myrtie, and Washington avenues.
population, 10,286; number of persons to the acre, 97.96. The dwellings were residences aud tenements in about

It was subdivided into four sanitary

Area, 105 acres;

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

DEATH RATES PLR 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

| Native. Foreign.
| ] -——
GEER: | | Both parents | One or both parents
| i native. foreign.
Under 5 rs eee a | Under 3
| | Total. years, | = apes otal: | yeurs.
4 nder 5 under i
| | Total. | “years. f Tetal | "years.
| | | iL,
i
The city .--.-.. | 95,00 93. 78 | 25. 48 91.92 24. 66 94.99 22. 26 54.96
District A ...- | 26.05 91. 84 i 34.09 107. 28 22. 09 82252 26.15 | 74.07
!
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‘
174

VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT A—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
Tnited States a England and .
‘anne (white). Treland. Germany. Vales. Ttaly.
Under 15 years|| Under |15 years|| Under [15 years|| Under 15 years) Under |15 years
15 | and |) 15 and 15 and 15 | and 15 | aud
years. | over. | years. | over. |} years. | over. || years.! over. | years. | over.
—-——} ——| | 4 '
The city ....... 45. 76 13. 89 43,84! 22:68 { 44.31 15. 46 32.42! 16.95 | 53.62 7.89
District A..... 57.64 5 16.31 38,47 | 23,23 | _ 39.77 12. 36 39. 80 18. 96 | 42. 64 5.31
! ' i
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. | ba
Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- ., Heart disease
and croup. diseases. ever. tion. Pneumonia: | and dropsy.
nickoneae) deteth oR ae soe! =
1
The city ....... 164. 42 282. 58 23.13 | 303. 24 230.06 | 121. 16
District A -.... 188. 17 283. 94 20. 16 | 309, 14 233. 53 169. 69
| '

 

Duwing the 6-year period the death rate in this district was somewhat above the city average. The death rate
for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was lowest among the Italians, being
5.31 as against 16.31 for the Americans and 23.23 for the Irish.

Diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia, heart disease and dropsy, and diseases of
the nervous system caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT B.—Bounded by Myrtle, Classon, Gates, and Washington avenues. Area, 116 acres;
population, 8,441; number of persons to the acre, 72.77. It was occupied principally by private dwellings.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| Native. Foreign.
i
i 3 ms |
! eee Both parents One or both parents | | x
\ native. foreign. i
| Under 5 Fes Beh Se i Under 5
| Total. SENT. | Total. | years.
' Under 5 ||, Under 5 1
: Total. years. |, ‘Total. | years. |
i | I | —
; | ' | i
The city.:..... , 25.00 93. 78 25.48 | 91.92 ' 24.66 | 94.99 22. 26 | 54.96
District B..... ; 18.70 82. 44 17.63 | 68.77 |: 20.47 | 104. 85 20.78 55. 56
! i! t
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
i
{ | |
' United States England and =
er (white). Ireland. | Germany. | Vales. Scotland.
t |
{ | a dat 7 Vo : ~ II \
! | Under /15 years}! Under 15 years) Under |15 years Under :15 years/|| Under |15 years,
: ) 15 | and fi 15 and 15 and | and 15 and
years. over. | years. over. || years. | over. || years. : over. || years. | over.
awe nace — Seal | eerste
The city-....-- 45.76 13.89 43.84 22. 48 | 44.31 15. 46 32. 42 16. 95 29. 86 16. 41
District B ...-. 37. 12 13. 90 | 51.84° 21.57 37. 04 | * 14.40 | 22.90 | 11.43 38. 10 19.90
i | i
i } DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO-- *
‘ meer sees 0 a a eta
AREAS. ed id sm j Gr
Diphtheria Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- Whooping Cancer and
and croup. diseases. fever. tion, cough. tumor.
Beso Ee ok hee | jo | -
The city....... 164.42 282. 58 23.13 | 303, 24 26.18 48.27
District B..... 116. 69 120,79 30. 74 239, 53 30.71 67.56

 

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much below the city average. The death rate for
those 15 years of age and upwas4, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 11.43 for the English, 13.90 for the

s, 14.40 for the German

Americans,

s, and 21.57 for the Irish.

n

Typhoid fever, whooping cough, cancer and tumor, aud diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the

average proportion of deaths.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

175

SANITARY DISTRICr C.—Bounded by Gates and Bedford avenues, Brevoort place, and Franklin, Atlantic, and
Washington avenues. Area, 123 acres; population, 8,757; number of persons to the acre, 71.20. Private dwellings

predominated.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

|

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much below the city average.

 

 

si |
Native. if Foreign.
. =
ae | Both parents One or both parents ! |
| native. foreign. I 3
Underd |_ _ os as pore Under 5
Total. | ‘years. ies ee So | Total. | ‘years.
i H nder 5 | nders |;
| Total years. | Total. years. |
| ee eee
The city simon re fo 25.00 | 93.78 25. 48 91.92; 24. 66 94. 99 | 22. 26 54, 96
District C ...-.. 16.97 | 68, 55 17. 54 64. 76 | 15.70 75. 51 ABG4  eudeenacn
i i I |
DEATH RATES PER 1,0(0 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States | | England and | ~ A ,
are Treland. Germany. Scandinavia.
AREAS. (white). Wales. |
‘ 1
Under |15 years); Under /15 years Under 15 years Under 1 years! Under }15 vears|
and 15 | arid = and |! 15 and
years. | over. || years. ae | jon over. || years. over. || years. | over.
| ae
The city .-..-. 45.76 | 13.89 43.84 | 22.68 44.31 15.46 | 32. 42 | 16.95 45. 50 9.13
District C ...-. 28.96 | 13. 89 40. 40 18.57 62.27] 8.61 | 18. 32 | 16.90 || 37.04 8. 33 *:
1 . t i
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
rete Diphtiteriay | Dyarrbest | “Typbota | ¢ Heart disease’
iphtheria iarrbea phoi ‘onsump- eart disease
and croup. | diseases. | iy er. tion. and dropsy. | Old age.
ae | | |
The city..-.-.. 164. 42 282. 58 | 23.13 303. 24 131.16 31.37
District C ..... 90. 78 | 122. 36 | 23. 68 211.17 138.15 | 43, 42
I 1

 

 

 

The death rate for

those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 8.33 for the Scandinavians, 8.61 for the

Germ

ans, 13.89 for the Americans, and 18.57 for the Irish.

Heart disease and dropsy and old age caused inore than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT D.—Bounded by Myrtle, Bedford, Gates, and Classon avenues.

Area, 103 acres;

population, 8,242; number of persons to the acre, 80.02. The buildings were generally private residences.
The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Native. | Foreign. ;
ad i i |
AREAS. i Both parents One or both parents |
native. foreign. |
Under 5 ° 4 Under 5
Total. j years. i | Total. years.
\ : Under 5 1, Under 5 !
: ; Total. | years. Total. years. |
ep | hoes (ee ei Sa ety { '
Thecity .....-. 25. 00 93.78 2.48 | 91.92 24. 66 94.99 | 22.96 | 54.96
District D ..... 19.41 | 80.45 | 21.45 | 80.09 17.18 80.86 | 23.47 , 138.89
i ees aul polemic
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
ik r

United States |! ale 4 sy ! England and | sr

: (white). Ireland. = Germany. Wales. | Scotland.
AREAS. | | | u
i I ili \,

! Under |15 years Under 15 years! | Under lis yi reat ude ls years| Under |15 years
| 15 and and 15 | and 6 2 und } and |
years.| oyer. | years. over. | years. over. | vears.! over. | years. | over.

I Se Ssc ios, Vad g be Bo apt rts herb Bel os ed
Thecity ..----- 45.76 | 13.89 43.84 22.68 44.31 15.46 32.42 16.95 29.86 | 16.41 °
District D..... 37.44 16.41 20. 66 18. 14 37.92 13. 04 | 35. 83 30.

1.85 5
|

 

30 | 12.40 |
| 1
176 VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT D—Continued.

 

i DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO— |

 

!
AREAS. j tee i Sar Sash atone te wag, o 1 a ad oF Pa at
' Diphtheria ; Diarrheal Typhoid | Consump- | Cancer and - Diseases of

, and croup. | diseases. tever. : tion. | tumor, the liver.

papa tne a | 2 i piers wont pee yee 4, Se
Theeity sovse<c f 164, 42 282. 58 23.18 303.21 | 48.27 35. 95

| {
District D-.... : 125. 80 165. 64 18.87 ° 255. 80 | 56.61 | 46.13

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average, but was above it for the
foreign, especially for the children under 5 years of age. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward,
according ‘to-birthplaces of mothers, was 12:40 for the Scotch, 13.04 for the Germans, 16.41 for the Americans, and
18.14 for the Irish.

Cancer and tumor, diseases of the liver, aud diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the average
proportion of deaths.

WARD 8.

This ward contained a total area of 1,749 acres, of which 439 acres were included in cemeteries and about 185
acres of water surface. There were 3,688 dwellings, with a total population of 31,239. Excluding the cemetery
aud water area, there were 27.77 persons to the acre and 8.47 persons to each dwelling. The ward was subdivided
into four sanitary districts.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by Forty-second street, Fourth avenue, Sixtieth street (city line), New
York bay, and Gowanus bay. Area, 290 acres; population, 4,317; number of persons to the acre, 14.89. Buta
small portion of this district was built upon, the dwellings being generally new and of the better class.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

|
|
Native. | Foreign.
|
| ons t et eA |
| AEB AS: ! ‘ Both parents lo One or both parents il
| : native. ! foreign.
it ‘ Under5 _ Ait: Under 5
| Total. ARS —| Total. | years.
j Underd | i Under 5 !
| ‘otal Nara: Total. | Vearsa’.!
\

——— —. Neem eee Pe = Peer ef te ee
: 25.00 , 93.78 |) 25.48 91.92 24. 66 : 94. 99 22. 26 54. 96

19.60 | 67.23 ,» 1810 1 37.04

 

18.65 | 64.37 | 17.51 60. 91

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—

! United States

i England and

 

 

1
oe (white). - Ireland. i Germany. Wales. Seaudinavia.
ee fs sete eed [emetic ganas
Under ps years, Under ;15 years Under 115 years, Under 15 years Under: 15 years
1 |; and 15 | and wb | and | 15 and 15 and
years. | over. | years. ! over. years.; over. | years. over. | years. over.
= pe eee
The city .....-- 45.76 | 13.89 43. 84 | | 22: 68 44.31 | 15.46 ° 32.42 \ 16.95 |, 45.50. 9.13
' District A 32. 85 _ 7.51 * 41. zl 17.01; 41.67 14.73 | 23.35) 11.70} 40.88! 70.03
1 ! ! \ |

 

 

 

: DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUR TO—

 

AREAS. ' 7
| Diphtheria tom i i

 

 

| Diarrheal T i
| { a yphoid Conswp- Malarial eae
\ | and croup. | diseases. fever. tion. fever. | Childbirth.
! ee eee, ee ee ons
{The city... | 164.42 | 282. 58 23.13 | 303,24 | 32.62 | 20.02
District A 202. 52 136.49 23.01 | 179.51 50.63 | 23.01
| |

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably below the city average. The death
rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was lowest among the Americans,
being 7.51 as against 14. 73 for the Germaus and 17.01 for the Irish.

Malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, whooping cough, and childbirth caused more than the average proportion

of deaths.
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177

SANITARY DISTRICT B.—Bounded by Prospect and Fifth avenues, Thirty-sixth street, Fourth avenue,
Forty-second street, and Gowanus bay. Area, 479 acres, 185 acres of the surface area inside the city line being

within the bay.

Population, 14,844; number of persons to the acre, after excluding the water area, 50.49.

A large portion of this district was made ground, aud still more was partially filled. The buildings were
‘principally small dwellings and tenements.

- The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
ied
AREAS: Both parents One or both parents i
native. foreign.
Under 5 Under 5
Total. years. l ei . a | Total. ; years
i nder 5 . nder 5 H
| Total. | years. Total. ‘years. | \
|
— | | ae !
The city -.-.... 25. 00 93. 78 ; 25. 48 91.92 || 24.66 | 94.99 22.26 ; 54.96
i District B ..... 35, 37 115.38 | 35.15 | 115.90 | 35. 48 | 115.11 22.79 | 73.33
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
H i 7 | 7 $
i United States | Russia and
: Ireland. | Germany. | Italy.
AREAS. ;  Orhite). | Poland.
| ere-vip ine | | 1
| : Under /15 years | Unger 1S sears) Under (15 years| Under (15 ears Unden Heaewe
3 x
[5 and + ie ai; 15) | and 15 and , | and
; years. . over. gents ov rar: | years. | over. || years. | over. | abate ; over.
: \ i ; '
be re ew
lg The city ....... | 45.76! 13. 30 | 43.84 | 22.68 | 44.31) 15.46 27.03 53.62 | 7.89
! District B..... | 61.89 | 12.33 || 54.77) 25.35 |) 55.35 | 14.89 | 23.15 | 8.43 || 99.52] 9.47
= 1 : : \ i Mhz scoetl ‘
i : DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
| AREAS. : i oe : te
, Diphtheria Diarrheal | Typhoid Consump- ; Scarlet | Malarial
! . and croup. diseases. | fever. tion. | fever. | fever.
\ !
ae aes cee - arr heres!
The city .------ 2 164. 42 282.58 | 23.13 303. 24 42.48 | 32. 62
1 F 1 '
District B ..--. 319. 90 333.28 | 26.77 305.17 i 78.97 61.57
|

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was above the city average, especially among the

native.

The death rate for those 15 years of age aud upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was lowest

among the Russian Jews, being 8.43 as against 9.47 for the Italians, 12.33 for the Americans, 14.89 for the
Germans, and 25.35 for the Irish.

Scarlet fever, typhoid fever, malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia,
measles, whooping cough, diseases of the liver, diseases of the nervous system, and diseases of the urinary organs
caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT C.—Bounded by Prospect avenue, the city line, Thirty-seventh street, Seventh avenue,

Thirty-sixth street, aud Fifth avenue.

Area, including Greenwood cemetery, which was located herein, 587 acres.
Excluding the cemetery, the area was 148 acres; population, 10,410; number of persons to the acre, 70.34,

This was mostly a suburban tract, with small houses; the ground was rolling, with frequent changes in level,
the extremes ranging from 60 to about 200 feet.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

‘938——12

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

Native. | Foreign.
is a ij ae
AREAS: i! Both parents | One or both parents H
i native. i; foreign.
Lon ‘Under 5) Se eects Fs Under 5
: Total edie: i ane -| ] ae | Total. | years.
i if nder 5 nder !
: Total years. Total. years. i
ee ee
The city .------ 93. 78 , 91.92 ‘| 24. 66 94,99 | 22. 26 54. 96
District C ..--. 1 90. 48 | 24.55 85.23 | 21,22 53. 92

 

| 99.25

 
178

VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT C—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States | | i England and | Seanad
. ' Ireland. i Germany. |{ candinavia.
AREAS. (white). | | ‘Wales.
‘ | |
Under {15 years! | Under |15 years|| Under isyean| Under 15 years;} Under |15 years) °
15 and | 15 and 15 and |! and 15 and
years. | over. || years. | over. |i years. | over. {| ea over. | years. | over.
i
| i
The city....... 45. 76 13. 89 43.84 | 22.68 . ii 44.31 15. 46 32. 42 16. 95 45. 50 9.13
District C ..... 54.16] 12.36 |] 36.25] 21.20 | 35.99 | 13.69 1) 38.40 | 14.53 |) 40.58] 4.95
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

AREAS. ' : i : ee
Diphtheria | Diarrheal | Typhoid Consump- arlet
and croup. | diseases. fever. tion. | Pneumonia. fever.

The city ....--- 164. 42 282. 58 23.13 | 303. 24 | 230.06 | 42.48
District C ..... 213.77 297. 76 17.18 351. 20 | 244, 31 72.53

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was slightly above the city average, but slightly below

it for the foreign.

The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was

4.95 among the Scandinavians, 12.36 for the Americans, 13.69 for the Germans, and 21.20 for the Trish.
Scarlet fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia, measles, whooping cough,
and childbirth caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT D.—Bounded by Thirty-sixth street, Seventh avenue, Thirty-seventh street, the city line,

Sixtieth street, and Fourth avenue.

Area, 393 acres; population, 1,668. This was the most thinly settled district

in the city, with the exception of sanitary district F of ward 17, the number of persons to the acre being only 4.24.
The district was entirely suburban and the ground was much broken, the changes in level being very abrupt.
The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

i

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Native. Foreign.
: as zl
AREAS: ‘ Both parents | One or both parents ' a
| native. : foreign. 1 7
PMN cic es a : | Under 5
Total. i years. i i at | | ay : Total. | years.
i : : Under 5 ||, nder 5 | il
| Total | years. Total. lL years. :
| The city ......- 25.00 | 93.78 | 25.48 91.92 | 24.66 | 94.99 | 22.96 | 54.96
District D..... 31.30 ; 94.62 | 33.91 88.54 | 30.33 | 97.66 18.83 |) £3.81
ax | i” i a us ! i
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
; : i! ' a
saan a i Ireland. Germany. || Haglan and | Seandinavia.
tr ee ee, — |— poet oat
Under hs years! ‘ Under sages Under lis seve Under |15 years’: Under |15 years’
15 | and i 15 and ! 15 and 15 and i 15 and
years. | over. |' years.: over. ' years. | over. || years. | over. | years. | over.
i |
a ae ale
| Phe city ....-+- 45. 76 13.89 | 43.84) 22. 68 44. 81) 15.46 32.42 16.95 || 45.50 9.13
' 3 | |
! District D..... 46.49 | 11. 67 h 48. 8 | 18.79 | 69.44 J 23. 42 | 42.33 21.01 t 25. 25
| i
| DEATIL RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. | nea 9 ~ :
‘ Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid Consuump- Whooping | ne A
‘| and croup. diseases. fever. tion. cough. Childbirth,
| The city ...---- 164.42 282. 58 23.13 303. 24 26.18 20. 02 |
District D ...-. | 440. 79 274. 01 11.91 214.44 | 35. 74 23.83 |

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was somewhat above the city average, but was below
it for the foreign. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was
11.67 for the Americans, 18.79 for the Irish, and 23.42 for the Germans.

The death rate from diphtheria and croup was very great during the

6-year

childbirth also caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

period. Whooping cough and
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 179

WARD 9.

The total area of this ward was 437 acres, of which 66 acres were included in the reservoir and park, or
reservation, lying between Flatbush and Washington avenues and eastern Parkway. It contained 1,855
dwellings and a total population of 17,696, the average density being 47.70 persons to the acre and 9.54 persons
to each dwelling. The ward was subdivided into three sanitary districts.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by Atlantic and Underhill avenues, Butler street, and Flatbush avenue.
Area, 123 acres; population, 8,315; number of persons to the acre, 67.60.

This was all good, high ground, rising uniformly from 40 to 120 feet. It contained dwellings of the middle
class and tenements in about equal numbers.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
= I!
ABEASY | Both parents One or both parents |
| native. foreign. |
‘ Under 5 '_ osha | Under 5
Total. years. | ee meron Total. | years
1 a nder nder i
| ‘| Total years. Total. years.
ee lees
Thocity.......| 25.00 | 93.78 || 25.48 | 91.92 24. 66 94. 99 22.26 i 54.96
1
District A..... 99.28 | 104.24 |) 21.39 | 81.05 22. 95 125. 80 25. 98 | 70.51
1 i | i
DEATH RATES PER 1.000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN 1N—
i | |
Tnited States | ; England and
sees (white). Ireland. | Germany. Tales. i Scandinavia.
be cone i
Under 15 years’ Under |15 snl Under |15 years!! Under |15 years!| Under 15 years
1 . and |} 15 and 15 and 15, and 1
years. ; over. years.| over. || years.| over. || years. | over. e yea yer.
1 ' |
! ' : |
PENCE ty vax: 45.76 | 13.89 | 43.84) 22.68 44.31 | 15. 46 32.42, 16.95 | 45.50; 9.18
District A ...-. 37.24 13.16 |] 48.74] 24.41 | 37.58 | 15.30 || 32.63 | 15.95 | 29, as 10. 94
! : |
| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
{
wee Diphtheria | Diarrheal | ‘Typhoid | © Senet |
| Diphtheria jiarrheal | 'yphoicd | ‘onsump- , carlet j bs
; and croup. diseases. | fever. tion. : fever. | Measles:
! ; ! Sed z a
The city ..-.--- | 164, 42 | 282. 58 23.13 | 303.24 | 42.48 17.71
District A .--.. ' 168. 35 223. 06 23.15 | 345.12. 46. 30 23.15

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was slightly below the city average, but was above it.
for the foreign and the children under 5 years of age. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to:
birthplaces of mothers, the death rate was 10.94 for the Scandinavians, 13.16 for the Americans, 15.30 for the
Germans, and 24.41 for the Irish.

Scarlet fever, diphtheria and croup, consumption, measles, whooping cough, heart disease and dropsy, and
diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT B.—Bounded by Atlautic and Franklin avenues, Butler street, and Underhill avenue.
Area, 132 acres; population, 8,008; number of persons to the acre, 60.67.

This was also good, high ground, aud the buildings were fair private residences and tenements.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

Cath Ee ee eae ee embers Haas |
| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION. |
' See oe eee ee eee s Beal
| maa i '
Native. | Foreign. '

1 |

AREAS. Bet 7 , I |

re Both parents ‘One or both parents !

j native. foreign. {
a !UnderS  __ ae 7 Waste ' Under 5 |

Total. years. a ' ea | Total. . years. |

eae nder 5 Tnuder 5 | \

Total. years. |! Total. years. |
Nr Pe eigen A 7 ab safes
| li | |
The city ...---- 2. 00 93. 78 25.48 91.92 24.66 5 94:99 =) 122,26 54. 96 |

District B..... we 82.85 36.04 | 106,84 23.32, Tet | 25.67 | 41.67
180 VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT B—Continued.

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

4 I)
y 1
United States || il e England and |} :
(white). i Ireland. i Germany. ales. Italy.
AREAS. a {I : 4 7 d
ee = i i
Under /15 years, | Under 15 ers, wader his 7eans, Edoe yore Ugier 15 yeire
15 and } and | and | and
years. over. | ye oo over. i years. | over. \ years. over. || years. | over.
os H ; | Seapets | eee
The city ....---] 45.76 | 13.89 ji 43.84 | 22.68 | 44.31 15. 46 1! 32. 42 | 16.95 53. 62 7.89
District B -.... 51.44 | 16. 85 | 37.68 | 22.28 : | 63. 88 | 15.77 63. 29 | 25. 50 | 19. 84 | dierecardietase
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
: AREAS. ! Pee ore oa Cio
Diphtheria Diarrheal Typhoid | Covennip | Malarial Whooping
and croup. | diseases. lever. | tion. , fever. congh.
ae ! | |
164. 42 | 282. 58 | 23.13 | 303. 24 32. 62 | 26.18
207.60 | 371.49 | 30.59 | 288. 45 37.15 45.89
1

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was above the city average, but below it for the children
under 5 years of age. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers,
was 15.77 for the Germans, 16.85 for the Americans, 22.28 for the Irish, and 25.50 for the English.

Typhoid fever, malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, measles, whooping cough, cancer and
tumor, diseases of the liver, diseases of the nervous system, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more than
the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT C.—Bounded by Butler street, Franklin avenue, the city line, and Flatbush avenue.
Area, 182 acres, which included 66 acres of parking, etc. Excluding the park area, the number of persons to the
acre was 11.84, the population being 1,373.

This was a semisuburban district, the buildings being generally detached dwellings of a fine class.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
: eee
Native. ! Foreign
SS ies Ape eS ee ee eee
AREAS: : | Both parents | One or both parents |
| native. foreign. |
* Under§ |! 2 ee ee | fia PE) : Under 5
Total. ; ‘years. ee | t thd | Total: | years.
; | ’ Under ; nder 5 i
| Total. | years. | Total. years. |)
eae | fetsoy sa} : |
{ 1
The city ....-.. 25.00 ' 93.78 25. 48 91.92 24.66 | 94.99 }| 22. | 54. 96
District C...... 28.24 . 115.20 | 57.14 | 217.95 22.45 90.91 |) 21.28 [ieiceemerct
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
; fea ay tee |
United States || England and |;
: Ireland. G od
Hae (white). | reland ermany i Vales. | Scotland.
aa f ded Seas a ; ie gre
Mader 15 years; Under 15 years Under |15 years Under i Siecel ! Under 15 years,
and | 15 ' and 15 and 15 | and and |
| years. over. | years. ' over. || years. over. » years.! over. | tau | over. |
aay Ss haiiteess > “yt gos _| Bees ' Paes feo a
i ' |
The city... 45.76 ' 13.89 i 43. 84 | 22. 68 44.31 15. 46 * 32.42 16.95 | 29. 86 16.41
District C 73. 06 17. 44 i 35.31 | 17. 02 17.09 8. 7! ' 16.26 34.01 || 166. 67: 11.90
tt epee eel _|
i
! DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE 'TO— |
eee “Diphe | dieses Typhoid | C a ie a
iphtheria jarrhea yphoic onstmp- | Scarlet |
and croup. discases. | fever. tion. | fever. Measles. |
7 ey ii ee oe “> Sell pu Ca se cece Seen ! |
| [ae ee ee ee
The city...-..- : 164.42 282.58 | 28.13 303. 24 | 42.48 | 17.71 |
District C ..... 178. 39 B05.81 jeeeeeee sete eee | 280. 33 63.71 38.23 |
i

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 181

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was slightly ‘above the city average and considerably
above it for the native white of native parents, but was below it for the foreign. The death rate for those 15 years
of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was lowest among the Germans, being 8.77 as against
17.02 for the Irish, 17.44 for the Americans, and 34.01 for the English.

Scarlet fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, measles, cancer and tumor, childbirth, diseases of the
liver, and diseases of the nervous system caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

WARD 10.

This ward had a total area of 313 acres, with one park of about 4 acres. The total population was 34,031 in
3,116 dwellings, there being 10.08 dwellings to the acre, 10.92 persons to each dwelling, and 110.13 persons to the
acre, exclusive of the park area.

A marsh originally extended along the line of the Gowanus canal, and with its branches covered nearly one-
half of the ward, which was divided into three sanitary districts.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by Bergen, Hoyt, and Fifth streets, Fourth place, and Court street.
Area, 109 acres, of which 4 acres were included in Carroll park. Population, 14,064; number of persons to the
acre, 133.94.

This district occupied the ridge of elevated ground on the west side of the ward, the old marsh covering only
a small part of the northern end of the district. Most of the land was above the 30-foot contour line.

The buildings were principally tenements and retail stores with dwellings above.

The death rates for this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

             

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
AREAS a ee ee | |
‘ | Both parents | One or both parents
i native. | foreign. \
7 ; Under5 |} ed Fi Under5
Total. | "Years. a I soa | a Total | oe
! 5 nder Tnder
i | sbotal: years. | Total. |. years.
| !
ee
The city .-.---- 25. 00 93.78 | 25. 48 0 24. 66 94.99 22.26 | 54.96
District A ..... 24. 87 96.65 28. 30 96. 49 22. 92 96. 76 23. 53 87. 30
\ i :
= =
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
ies pa aT Se
United States |! ; fi _ || England and |
(white). i Treland. i Germany. Vales. ‘| §
AREAS. i ‘| u
a! pes as a eaihee
Under |15 y ears’ Under ‘5 years. Under ho > years, "Under by eats "Under lis x ean
15 and | 15 ; and | 15 | and | 15 | and ‘| te
years. | over. | years. over. | years. | over. years. i over. | y' aes ov re
i :
SSS | ee {ES a ;
+
The city .-.---- 45.76 | 13.89, 43.84 i 22. 68 44.31) 15.46 § 32.42 16.95 " 45.50; 9.13
District A -.... * 48.33 | 16.71 i 41.72 21.60, 46.40 13. 81 44.32 | 16. 41 | 60. 21 6. 88
STnEEEEEEIEEEEETIEEEEEEEEEEEEEiR wet.
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. mene Hise | a | | Wh
iphtheria jiarrhea typhoid Consump- ooping
and croup. diseases. + tever. | tion. "Pneumonia. cough.
| | - |
i | |
The city -.-.... 164.42 | 282.58 5 23.13: 303. 24 230.06 |; 26.18
District A ..... 176. 29 | 258. 73 | 40.59 | 290, 44 218.15 | 31.71
' I

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was above the city average, especially for the children
under 5 years of age. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers,
was lowest among the Scandinavians, being 6.88 as against 13.81 for the Germans, 16.71 for the Americans, and
21.60 for the Irish.

Scarlet fever, typhoid fever, diphtheria and croup, whooping cough, heart disease and dropsy, cancer and
tumor, diseases of the nervous system, and old age caused more than the average proportion of deaths.
182 VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT B.—Bounded by Bergen street, Fourth avenue, Berkley place, and Sackett and Hoyt
streets. Area, 109 acres; population, 13,189; number of persons to the acre, 121.00.
‘This was originally nearly all marsh or swamp land, covered by water at high tide, and had all been filled,
except the part occupied by the Gowanus canal.
The buildings were tenements and dwellings of the middle class.
The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION. 2
Native. Foreign.
' |
AREAS. | Both parents One or both parents |
: native. foreign. i
Total ' Under 5 - | Total. | Under s
Out years. i i aiael eae ' " years.
7 nder , nder |
| Total. | years, |! Total. years. i
seeks a
i
The city ....-.- 25. 00 | 93.78 25.48 | 91.92 24. 66 94.99 22. 26 | 54.96
District B ..... 33.04 | 111.66 44.35 | 116. 82 28. 53 108. 57 26.40 | 39.86
i ' : ; : |
' DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
|
i | i
; United States |: England and a i é
* i Ireland. Germany. _ Scandinavia.
cnEae | (white). | Vales.
i | i
\ 7 : ;
Under {15 years); Under \15 years Under |15 years|| Under |15 years|' Under \15 years
1 ; and || 15 | and 15 and 15 | and |) 15 and
years. | over. || years. over. || years. | over. |! years. | over. | years. | over.
1 ! !
Ss i
| \
The city ....-.. 45.76 13.89 |) 43.84) 22.68 )] 44.31, 15.46 || 92.42! 16.95, 45.50° 9.13
' i i
District B ....-. 63. 21 18.76 |) 48.54 ' 25.77 32. 93 13.33 41.88 14.94 66, 22 13. 00
‘ 1 : \
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION _TE TO—
AREAS. % | " ii é |
iphtheria iarrheal | Typhoid onsump- | hen
and croup. | diseases. | fever. tion. | Pneumonia. | Measles.
i i
The city ....--- 164. 42 282. 58 £3. 13 303. 24 230.06 | 17.71
District B ..... 225. 85 | 354.32 | 17. 58 319. 16 302. 93 ! 28. 40
i '

 

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably above the city average, but was below
it for the foreign children under 5 years of age. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according
to birthplaces of mothers, was lowest among the Scandinavians, being 13.00 as against 13.33 for the Germans,
18.76 for the Americans, and 25.77 for the Irish.

Diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia, measles, whooping cough, cancer and
tumor, heart disease and dropsy, diseases of the liver, diseases ot the nervous system, and diseases of the urinary
organs caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT C.—Bounded by Berkley place, Sackett street, Fourth avenue, First street, the Gowanus
canal, and Fifth and Hoyt streets. Area, 95 acres; population, 6,778; number of persons to the acre, 71.35.

The Gowanus canal runs through this district and most of it was within the marsh which originally occupied
the lowlands along the line of the canal.

The buildings were principally tenements. One large gas house was located in this district.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Po eae ia Fete? — Kp ee et
Native. \ Foreign.
!
— eee aa
AREAS: | ‘ | Both parents | One or both parents |
uative. " foreign. ii
Laas Under 5 Wicg casa a SO Under 5
| Total. | years. | ; ~~ 4, Total. | TeUS.
i 1 Under5 | Under 5 ' me
| Total. years. | Total. years.
ReebeGy ee tea pce ote ree: rae |
The city ........ 25.00 | 93.78 |) 25.48 , 9192 . 24.66 . 94.99 2. 96 54. 96
; ‘ ,
District C ..... | 27.91 | 94.04 | 31.15 | 79.98 | 26. 48 103.24 | 25. 87 73, 53
: 1 I .

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 183

SANITARY DISTRICT C—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States | Ireland Germany England and | Italy 7,
AREAS. (white). | Wales. | 3
i i
| ] |
| Under ‘15 years'| Under :15 years|' Under |15 years|| Under |15 years: Under (15 years,
15 | and 15 | and | 15 { an 15 and 15 | and
years. | over. || years. | over. | years. | over. || years. | over. |! years. | over.
! | & |
7 |
The city ...--.- 45.76 | 13.89 43.84 | 22.68 44.31 ; 15, 46 82.42 | 16,95 53. 62 | 7.89
District C ..... 46.83" 14.54 || 41.38 | 23.15 | 50.61 | 12.73 |] 33.33 | 14.15 || 116.28 | 13. 80
Ly SNe dadlan ea
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
sia | Diphth Diarhedl | ‘Typed | o og
, Diphtheria jarrheal | ‘yphoi ; Consump- Sa earlet
\ and croup. diseases. | fever. | tion. Pneumonia. i fever.
; ieee ve ‘ 1 !
{ | |
The city.. 164.42 | 282. 58 | 23.13 | 303. 24 | 230. 06 42.48
District C 236. 85 | 365.81 26.32 | 278.96 | 265. 80 60. 53
1 | i

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was above the city average. The death rate for those
15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was 13.80 for the Italians, 12.73 for the Germans,
14.54 for the Americans, and 23.15 for the Irish.

Scarlet fever, typhoid fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, pneumonia, measles, whooping cough,
and diseases of the nervous system caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

WARD 11.

According to the municipal ordinance defining the limits of this ward, the Portland avenue line extended
through the navy yard to Wallabout bay, but on the series of maps accompanying this report this line stops at the
navy yard, the area of which is excluded in calculating density of population, etc. The total areaof the ward was
253 acres, of which 45 acres were contained in the navy yard and 32 acres in the City park and Washington park.

The total population was 22,693, contained in 2,411 dwellings, there being 13.70 dwellings to the acre, 9.41
persons to each dwelling, and 128.94 persous to the acre.

Most of the ward between Johnson street and Wallabout bay was originally marsh.

The ward was subdivided into two sanitary districts.

SANITARY District A.—Bounded by Wallabout bay, North Portland avenue continued through the navy
yard, Myrtle avenue, Canton street, Willoughby avenue, Bridge, Johnson, and Navy streets, and the navy yard
line. Area, 130 acres; 45 acres in the navy yard and 7 acres in the City park. Excluding these, the number of
persons to the acre was 153.91, the population being 12,005.

That part of the district inside the navy yard was originally all under water, and most of it between the navy
yard and Johnson street was covered by a marsh, which has been filled.

The buildings were tenements and small dwellings.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Native. | Foreign.
\ |
AREAS. ! i
Both parents One or both parents |,
native. foreign. : |
Under 5 j Under 5
| Total. | ‘years. || ) a | ‘otal. | Genre
Under 5 nder 5
| toll, years. Total, years. |} i
\ 2 i | |
The city.....-- ! 95,00 | 93.78 || 25.48 } 91.92 24. 66 94.99 |, 22.26 | 54. 96
District A..... 31, 09 | 124.80 |, 41.96 139,15 25. 78 i 114. 60 \ 28. 38 | 108. 33 |
| I t t

 

 

 

 

 
184 VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT A—Continued.

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—

 

United States " j 2 i England and
AREAS. (white). rolana: Germany: Wales. Italy.

 

i,

Under |15 years}; Under |15 years|| Under 15 years’ Under 15 years! ee 15 years
15 and 15 and 1 and. 15 \ and | ; avd

years. | over. | years. | over. | years. over. || years. ; over. ' a | over.

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The city....--. 45. e 13. 89 | 43,84 | 22.68 |) 44.31 15.46 |) 32.42 16.95 4 53. 62 7.89
District A 68. ae | | 17. 00; | 48. 02 | 24.93 || 56.03 | 18.23 |: 47.92 i 21.42 | 85. 00 i 4.52
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DEATH RATES*PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

 

 

 

 

 

 

AREAS. i
Diphtheria | Diarrheal | Typhoid Consume: i | Scarlet
and croup. diseases. | fever. tion. Pueumonia,|| fever.

| | |
The city....... 164.42 282.58 | 23.13 | 303. 24 230.06 | 42. 48
332. 15 14.07 | 356. 08 | 257.56 | 63. 33

District A..... 195. 63

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably above the city average. The deatir
rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was lowest among the Italians,
being 4.52 as against 17.00 for the Americans, 18.23 for the Germans, and 24.93 for the Irish.

Scarlet fever, malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia, whooping
cough, cancer and tumor, heart disease and dropsy, and diseases of the nervous system caused more than the
average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT B.—Bounded by Willoughby avenue, Canton street, Myrtle, South Portland, Atlantic,,.
and Flatbush avenues, and Fulton and Bridge streets. Area, 123 acres. Part of Washington park, amounting to.
about 25 acres, was in this district. The population was 10,688 and the number of persons to the acre, excluding:
the park area, 109.06.

This was principally a tenement district and contained a considerable colored population.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION. |
| !
| Native. | Foreign. |
AREAS: ! Both parents One or both parents |! |
| native. : foreign. | : |
Under 5 ! ” | Under 5
Total. years. | ie : x 1 nt | Total. j years.
nder 5 | Under 5
| Total. | years. | Total. | years |
ta aod ah ee i | mec
! 2 1
| The city ......- 25.00 | 93.78 || 25.48 | 91.92 24.66 | 94.99 22.26 54.96 |
| District B..... 22.33 | 115.36 || 23.28 | 123. 49 4 * 21.06 106. 96 22.23 138.89
| ——— : !
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN— '
| United States ocak England and °
| sans: (white). Ireland. | Germany. Wal ee ; Scotland.
| So ae
' Under {15 years|} Under |15 years!) Under 15 years | Under 15 years! Under 45 years
15 and 15 and 15 and 15 and * 15) | and
years. | over. || years. | over. |] years. | over. years. . over. years. ° over.
! | i atee Oa | I Ne eet ak
| The city ..-..-- 45. 76 13. 89 43.84 | 22.68 | 44.31 15. 46 32.42 16.95) 29.86 16.41
I {
i District B ..... 55. 99 13. 61 47. 91 20. 58 39. 45 13.34 24.46! 16.06 30. 30 | 14.57
| = Bae eee
: DEATH RATES PER 100.000 POPULATION DUE TO— |
i
| AREAS. led aes hl Scan pages liccagae ts 1 ea
| Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid 463 Consump- | Cancer and Heart disease!
| and croup. diseases. | fever. | tion, : tumor. and dropsy-
Pay Se ere sl oe eh at at ae ' oe stance ne
| ;
| The city ....... 164.42 282. 58 23.13 sl 303.24 | 48. 27 131. 16
| District B..---. 153.35 | 224.50 | 18.97 | 300. 39 | 55.33 | 145. 45
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During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average, but was above it fer the

children under 5 years of age.

13.61 for the Americans, 11.34 for the Germans, and 20.58 for the Irish.
Cancer and tumor and heart disease und dropsy caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

The total area of this ward was 756 acres, of which about 225 acres were water surface.

WARD 12.

For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was

The number of dwellings

was 2,351 and the total population 27,368, making an average of 51.54 persons to the acre and 11.64 persons to each

dwelling, with 4.43 dwellings to the acre.

This ward was almost entirely made land, Red Hook point being almost the central part about the original

water line.

The ward was subdivided into three sanitary districts.
SANITARY District A.—Bounded by Hamilton avenue, Van Brunt street, and New York bay. Area, 169

acres, 50 acres being water surface.

Population, 6,688; number of persons to the acre, 56.20.

The original shore line in this district followed about the line of Van Brunt street as far south as Walcott

street. Much of this had been filled in.

The Atlantic docks and other wharves were in this district.

The buildings in this district were mostly large storehouses and factories, with some tenements.
The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
a pe Se Set ie dete STEEN | EEEEERIERIeeee
Native. Foreign.
AREAS. a
Both parents One or both parents |!
native. foreign. |
! Under 5 |; La pp Under 5
| Total. ! years. i : i er Total. | years.
; ae ! Under 5 | Under 5 |
Total. , years. Total. | years. | |
| | i \ | |i |
The city ..-...- 25. 00 93.78 |: 25.48 i 91.92 24. 66 94.99 22. 26 54. 96
District A ..... 38. 30 112. 65 42. 02 | 121. 38 37. 28 110.17 23. 03 69. 44
|
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
|
" ‘1 ;
, & i { ‘ ice Si
ae i Treland. | Germany. | Scandinavia. Italy.
: AREAS. “4 | ‘
eS an : aes =
1 !
Undee lis year Th Under 15 years: Vader 15 years'| Under i15 years ; Under las years|
and | 15, and | and |) 15 and 15) and
wens. over. |: years. | over. |) years: over. || years. | over. || years. | over.
rf ' |
( . i... \ |
The city ...-.. 45.76 | 13. 89 || 43.84 | 22. 68 | 44,31 15. 46 45. 50 9.13 53. 62 | 7.89
District A -...- 74. 64 14. 68 46.53 | 27.15 ; 57.17 16. 48 54. 86 11, 85 46. 80 | 9.08 |
|
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO— i
AREAS. | !
Diphtheria | Diarrheal Ty phoid | Consump- | Scarlet | Malarial |
and croup. diseases. fever. tion. \ fever. | fever. :
| — os i
, 1
The city ..--.-. 164, 42 282.58 | 23.13 303. 24 42.48 | $2.62 i
District A ..... 169. 82 358.22 | 13.27 | 286.58 103.49 | 71.64 |

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was above the city average, especially for the native

white of native parents.

for the Italians, 14.68 for the Americans, 16.48 for the Germans, and 27.15 for the Irish.
Scarlet fever, malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, pneumonia, measles, whooping cough,
childbirth, diseases of the liver, and diseases of the nervous system caused more than the average proportion of

deaths.

For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was 9.08

SANITARY DISTRICT B.—Bounded by Sullivan and Bush streets, Gowanus canal, New York bay, and Van

Brunt street.
to the acre, 21.77.

Area, 394 acres, of which only 219 acres were land surface.

Population, 4,768; number of persons

This district was originally almost covered by water or within the marsh in the vicinity of Gowanus bay,
The Erie basin was located in the southern portion of the district, which contained storehouses and tenements in

about equal proportion.
186

VITAL STATISTICS.

‘The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

i
|
DEATH RATES PER 1,C00 WHITE POPULATION. j
Native. | Foreign.
|
AREAS. |
| Both parents —_'| One or both parents |
i native. ' foreign. |
Under 5 Sobek Bidet eM one Ait 2 2) Under 5
Total. years. | eatinnré ae Total. years.
| Jnder do | nder 9
Total. years. | Total years.
| La : |
; | ; |
+ Thecity......., 25.00 93.78 25. 48 91.92 | 24.60 94.99: || 22.26 | 54.96
| District B..... 30. 6L 99.04 | 27.78 | 93.45 | 31.61 101.36 || 31.90 ; 62.50
‘1 1 “ HT
| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
' United States 1 i t I England and x g
4 2 i reland. i Germany. Scandinavia.
AREAS. (white). i i Wales
! i cond
|
; ier 15 years’ ‘Under as years) | Under 15 years Under 15 years | Under |15 years
i and | Ih 15 and | 15 and
i sigend: over. i ee. | over. |! years. | over. | ga: over. | years. | over.
= i
The city.--.-.. | 45. 76 13.89 || 43.84 | 22.68 44.31 15. 46 | 32. 4: 16.95 | 45. 50 9.13
District B ..-.. | 56, 82 10. 06 | 43.22 | 40.31 46.75 22.81 | 35. 52 22. 94 | 52. 99 | 25. 31
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
pee? Bia i Diarrheal | Typhoid | C i 8
iphtheria | iarrheal | yphoid | Consump- | si carlet
' and croup. ' diseases. | fever. . tion. Pneumonia. fever.
! ! : : 1
i : i
The city.--.-.. 164, 42 282. 58 | 23.13 | 303.24 | 230. 06 42. 48
District B ..... 163. 76 327.52 | 22. 33 342.41 349.86 | 85. 60
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During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much above the
For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was lowest for the

foreign.
Americans, being 10.06 as against

22.81 for the Germans and 40.31 for the Irish.

city average, especially for the

Scarlet fever, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia, measles, whooping cough, cancer and tumor,
childbirth, diseases of the liver, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the average proportion of

deaths.

SANITARY bDISrRIcT C.—Bounded by Hamilton avenue, Coles street, Fourth place, Fifth street, Gowanus

anal, and Bush, Sullivan, and Van Brunt streets.

acre, 82.45.

This was a large tenement district.
The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

Area, 193 acres; population,

15,912; number of persons to the

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

; ' Native. I Foreign.
i
! s
sie i
SEES Both parents , One om, both parents , i
native. foreign. i
» Under 5 hans a i Under 5
, Total. ‘years. ee, . it Total. | years
i 5‘ | Under 3 OF) Saat Under 5 |! !
j Total. years. | Total. | years. ;

! i toa | anna i Ay met te 5 Peed
The city..----- | 25.00 93. 78 | 25.48 : 91.92 | 24. 66 | 94.99 | 22. 26 54. 96
District C..... 31.90 , 113.31 40.46 { 116.67 || 99.59 | 111,93 | 26.75 86. 31

| wea acs ae uf : ‘
| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
feat gene Fda | om elie gae
United States ; ‘ ‘| England and Be sk
spas (white). | Ireland. Germany. Vales. Scandinavia.
| ee
|
Under 15 years; Under |15 years | Under lis years|| Under hs years | Under ,15 years
15 and || 15 and |} 15) | and 15 | and / and
| ears. over. years. | over. | year3 | over. years. | over. sears. © over.
| i
The city...-... | 45.76 13. 89 43. 84 | 22. 68 44.31 15. 46 ‘ S242 16.95 45.50 9.13
District C ..... 60. 28 10.67 | 48.36 | 24.86, 42.48 18.63 § 20.74 17.06 | 53. 81 7.16
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NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

SANITARY DISTRICT C—Continued.

 

i
|
| Diphtheria

DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

 

 

 

AREAS. | i i
Diarrbeal Typhoid Consump- © «. : Scarlet
and croup. diseases. | fever. | tion. : Pneumonia. | fever.

: , f | : |
; | ! i

| The city....... 164. 42 282.58 | 23.18 | 303. 24 230.06 | 42. 48

| District C ..... | 250. 94 371.39 | 21.19 | 288.86 | 298. 89 | 71.38

| ! |

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably above the city average, especially for
the native white of native parents. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it
was 7.16 for the Scandinavians, 10.67 for the Americans, 24.86 for the Irish, and 18.63 for the Germans.

Scarlet fever, malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, pneumonia, measles, childbirth, diseases
of the nervous system, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

WARD 13.

This ward formed a portion of the old city of Williamsburg prior to annexation. The ward contained 226
acres, with 2,232 dwellings and a total population of 21,628. There was an average of 95.70 persons to the acre
and 9.69 persons to each dwelling.

Most of the land in this ward was high and dry, being all above the 20-foot level except a small strip along
the river front, occupied by wharves and docks.

The ward was subdivided into three districts.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by South Sixth street, Broadway, Rodney street, Division avenue, and the
East river. Area, 80 acres; population, 5,630; number of persons to the acre, 70.38.

This was substantially a residential district, containing small dwellings for one or two families.
river frout a small portion of the district consisted of made Jand, occupied by wharves and docks.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

Along the

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. | Foreign.
W
AREAS: | Boti: parents | One or both pabsniie
tr native. | native. i
Under 5 * 1 Under 5
Total. | ‘years. j: na ae Total. | ‘years.
Under 7. nder5
| | Total. years. | Total. years. |
i | : ‘|
. i? i
The city....... 25.00 | 93.78 | 95.48 91.92 |, 24, 66 94.99 || 22.26 | 54.96
District A ..-.. 25. 98 119. 16 28. 68 ‘ 108. 54 | 22. 89 134.12 | 26.16 20. 83
—-— a ¥ ' ;
DEATH RATES PER 1.000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States | ig
ee | Ireland. | Germany. |! gland and Canada.
AREAS. \ : :
8 i -
Under |15 me Under |15 saatel Under |15 years | Under | ‘15 years, ‘Under 15 years
1 and | 15 and 15 and {i 15 | and jj and
years. i over. i years. over. years. i over. i years. | over. years. : over.
1 | — cd poeess oe eee —
The city....-.. 45. 76 | 13. 89 | i 43. 84 22, 68 44.31 15. 46 i 82. 42 16.95 | 33.44. 14.33
District A..... 53. 90 | 20. 20 | 56.79 | 23.61 | 58. 77 15. 59 | 43.59 23. 81 30. 30 8. 62
Iie an th of mepelbee Lt \ i a!
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TOo—

AREAS. i i | Diséaseeok
Diphtheria | Diarrheal ! Typhoid Consump- Heart disease Sheet oF
and croup. diseases. | tever. tion. land dropsy. he Oran ary

| ! organs.
t
\
The city....... 164.42 | 282. 58 23.13 303.24 | 131.16 112. 87
District A..... 152. 25 i 253. 75 38. 81 286. 58 197. 03 134.3.
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During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was slightly above the city average, but relatively

greatest among the native children under 5 years of age. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to
birthplaces of mothers, it was lowest among the Canadians, being 8.62 as against 15.59 for the Germans, 20.20
for the Americans, and 23.61 for the Irish.
188 VITAL STATISTICS.

Typhoid fever, pneumonia, heart disease and dropsy, childbirth, diseases of the nervous system, and diseases _
of the urinary organs caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT B.—Bounded by Grand and Driggs streets, Broadway, South Sixth street, and the East
river. Area, 83 acres; population, 8,924; number of persons to the acre, 107.52.

This district was also residential in character, containing medium sized houses. Near the river gas houses and
sugar refineries were found.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

4
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. L Foreign.
AREAS: | Both parents One or both parents |! =i
| native. : foreign. : i
Under5|; | aed ha! stant, bet | Under id
ronal years. | i at : wale |: Hotale: 4 years.
i — } nder5 - « ‘ nder 9 ’ !
otal. : years.” Total. years.
- aed Le es a ey —-— = -
The city ....... 25.00 93.78 || 25.48 91.92 . 24.66. 94.99 I 22.26 | 54.96
i ; :
District B -...- 23.19 91. 14 | 25, 24 91.40 | 21.50 © 90. 97 | 21.37 ; 45.98
\ ‘i ‘
Sees ee AL == Lees Fa
i DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United State t | England and | Russia and
i . 5 Ireland. | German {i ‘
AREAS. L (white). | 5 i ales. i Poland.
Nh eo eel, Fee eee ge engin) eran al = sins
{ ' i
{
| ‘Under is yearé!; (Under e years’ Under (15 years| Under }15 years)) Under 1S years
| 15 fe and |i and | 15 and || 15 and 15 nd
years. over. | we over. || years. | over. |! years. ; over. || years. ie over.
' | | Ik | ij : |
i — ee —
I “- j t . H
The city ....... 45. 76 13. 89 0 43. 84 22. 68 44.31 | 15. 46 | 32. 42 16.95 || 27.03 5. 85
District B ..... 41.85 17.57 | 37.76 | 22.62 if 48, 69 | 13. 72 | 28.53 19.11 |) 56.07 | 4.15
} { | :
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE ‘ToO—
aa Diphtheri Di , heal Typhoid Cc = |
iphtheria jiarrheal yphoid . Consump-
and croup. diseases. | fever. f tion. Pneumonia. | Childbirth.
— i=
The city ..-..-- 164.42 | 282.58 | 23.13 | 303.24 230. 06 | 20. 02
| 216.60 | 9.42 | 295.70 231.66 | 22. 60

| District B ....- 131. 84

i

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average. For those 15 years of age
and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was smallest among the Russians, being 4.15 as against 13.72
for the Germans, 17.57 for the Americans, and 22.62 for the Irish.

Malarial fever, pneumonia, childbirth, and diseases of the nervous system caused more than the average
proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT C.—Bounded by Grand and Rodney streets, Broadway, and Driggs street. Area, 63
acres; population, 7,074; number of persons to the acre, 112.29.

This district was also almost entirely marsh land, since filled in and largely built up with tenement houses.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

1
: DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION
ich a ee ale eee a Sitios eee
Native. Foreign.
: a Se Ss = _ ;
AREAS: i | Borth parents One or both parents '
| i native. foreign. ' :
3 Under 5 |) ee Gattictoeecaaee | ,) | Under5
Total. | years. |! ; 7 : i Total. | years.
beng: PES) Dog. SS
| ane aie
eee Tee rillign.. Scar hl ey oa |;
| The city....-.- 25.00 ; 93.78 | 25.48 91.92 | 24.66 91.99 | 22.26 | 54.96
\ District C ..-.. 21.36 | 89.06 | 22.82 81.53 19.56 , 101.32 |} 24.03 | 93.33

 

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

SANITARY DISTRICT C—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

=
| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
| amen 2 eens
United States | England and f o
sae (white). Ireland. Germany. ales. [. Scotland.
b.
patos ay Se
Under ‘15 years,|| Under |15 years|| Under 15 years Under 15 vears |o Under |15 years
15, and 1 and i and and || 15 and
| years. ; over. || years. | over. || wens over. wonne: | over. ji years. ek.
Bye | Si | Seep chee ed eee
The city ....... 45.76 | 13.80 || 43.84} 22,68 || 44.31] 15.46 | g2.42| 16.95 | 29.86] 16.41
District C ..... 41. 52 | 16. 09 52.08 | 25.37 32.94 | 32.14 7 50.39 | 21,54 |) 12.33 | 14.67
1 i ty | a i
| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. j \ tlie oepaies at
’ Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- | Scarlet ‘ Cancer and
and croup. diseases. fever. tion. | fever. \ tumor.
as a eri ! — | |
The city -.----- 164. 42 | 282. 58 | 23.13 303. 24 | 42. 48 | 48.27
District C ..-.- i 102.16 |! 206. 70 26.13 351. 63 | 45.14 | 57. 02
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189

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average, but was above it for the

foreign.

Germans, 16.09 for the Americans, and 25.37 for the Irish.
Scarlet fever, typhoid fever, consumption, cancer and tumor, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more

than the average proportion of deaths.

WARD 14.

For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was 12.14 for the

This ward forms part of the old city of Williamsburg. The area of the ward was 280 acres, containing 1,931
dwellings, and a total population of 27,246. The number of persons to the acre was 97.31, with 14.11 persons to each

dwelling.

Considerable of this ward along the northern and eastern lines was original swamp land, and along the river
front there has also been considerable land reclaimed from the water.
The ward was subdivided into four districts.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by North Thirteenth street, Kent avenue, North Fourteenth street, Bedford

avenue, North Seventh street, and the East river.

acre, 81.22.

Area, 82 acres; population, 6,660; number of persons to the

This district contained a small portion of swamp land along the northern boundary; also considerable made

land along the river front.

The buildings in this district were principally factories and tenements, with some large oil works,

and breweries.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows

 

The city .....-. | 25. 00
District A..... 28. 65

DEATH RATES PER 1,C00 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Native. | Foreign.
ae Rf etme er] el a ee easel
| Both parents = [| ' One or both parents | |
native. foreign.
Wer | = ere) me ee tes | . Under 5
“| years. : | Total. | years,
| Under 5 Under 5
! Total, years. Total. years. |
‘ {
tala i——
| 93.78 25. 48 91. 92 ‘ 24. 66 7 94.99 22.26 , 54.96
oe gia &
| 97. 97 \ 35. 61 106. 67 E 26. 83 | 94.77 23. 93 | 66. 67
lll Neen =e |

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—

 

 

United States |;

Ireland.

| Germany. England and
|

 

 

 

 

 

 

AMEAS: (white). | Wales.
\
fh atl fs eee | e en
| Under |15 years) Under 15 years Under j15 years: Under 15 years
1 and and | and i 15 | and
years. | over. arbi: over. | years. | over. | years. | over.
Be (ot Sat, a i S52,
|
The city ....-.. 45.76 | 13.89 43.84 22. 68 44.31 | 15.46) 32.42 | 16.95 1
District A..... 52.98 | 10.59 || 38.67 | 22.37 46.41 | 16.67 || 29.85 | 297.39 ie
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Russia and
Poland

 

Under /15 years
15 and
| years. over.

 

 

27.03
51.72

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ae
ore

 

 

gas houses,
190 VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT A—Continued.

 

DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

 

 

 

 

 

t AREAS, ‘
: Diphtheria | Diarrheal ; Typhoid i Consump- | pyeymonia. Childbirth.
! and croup. diseases. ‘ever. tion.
| ;
) The city....... 164.42 | 282. 58 93.13, 303. 24 - 230. 06 20. 02
District A .._.. | 165. 80 339. 25 15. 30 288, 24 $26. 50 51. 02
I

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was above the city average, especially for the native
white of native parents. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was smallest
among the Russians, being 5.91 as against 10.59 for the Americans, 16.67 for the Germans, and 22.37 for the Irish.

Diphtheria and croup, pneumonia, diarrheal diseases, whooping cough, childbirth, diseases of the nervous
system, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRIGY B.—Bounded by North Seventh street, Bedford avenue, Grand street, and the East
river. Area, 83 acres; population, 8,843; number of persons to the acre, 106.54.

The original shore line in this district ran about the present location of Kent avenue, that portion west of
Kent avenue being principally made land.

This district also contains factories and tenement houses.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

i DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
| eee
Native. Foreign.
; ; 5
BREAS: Both parents il One or both parents
' | native. i toreign.
{ |
{ iq Under 5 : : Under 5
| Total years Re | ; He Total. years.
s } Under 5 || a | nder5 |
| | Total. | years. ‘| Total. | years.
j : ‘ ' '
aoe - ipoane |
Pie Cit ¥ cca. 25.00 93.78 23.48 91. 92 24. 66 94.99 |) 22.26 | 54. 96
District B ...-. 39.54 | 128.11 35.71 | Wage | 44,97 | 133. 42 | 25. 54 | 50. 85
i es | i ‘ | = i
DEATH RATES PER 1.000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States | Ireland. G 5 | Russia and i ae
; beens (white). relan¢ ermany. Poland. ) Hungary.
| = =
Under ISyeara ) U Under bye are Under isyexrs| Under 15 years|| Under |15 years
and 4 and and || 15 and 1 45 and
ra over. |) ean rs. over. || years. over. | years. | over. |; years. | over.
W i z
| | ee
| The city..----- 45. 76 | 13. 89 43. B4 | 22.68: 44.31 15. 46 27.03 | 5.85 |) 21.16 | 5. 20
District B ....- 60. 53 14, 6o | 68. 64 | 33. 66 58.20) 13.98 39.11 | 10.14 if 24. 69 | 3.57
1 : | ‘ <3
SaaS = === = a = =
| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE 'to-~
i aoe ae!
i ee Diphth Diarrheal | Typhoid = ©
i iphtheria iarrheal | ‘yphoid Jonsump- ; Searlet
! and croup. diseases. | fever. tion. Pneumonia. i fever.
' {
| ‘The eity....... 164.42 | 282. 58 23.13 | 303. 24 230. 06 | 42, 48
District B..--. 203. 65 501. 44 | 21,15 330. 45 361.19 74.93

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much above the city average. For those 15 years
of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was smallest among the Hung garians, being 3.57 as
against 10.14 for the Russians, 13.98 for the Germans, 14.60 for the Americans, and 33.66 for the Irish.

Scarlet fever, malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia, diseases of
the nervous system, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT C.—Bounded by North Seventh, North Second, Rodney, aud Grand streets and Bedford
avenue. Area, 61 acres; population, 9,149; number of persons to the acre, 149.98.

There was but little swamp land in this district, most of it lying above the 20-foot level.

The buildings were principally tenement houses.
The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city,

NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

19k

were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION. ;
ea sil
Native. f Foreign. \
AREAS) | Both parents One or both parents
2 | native. foreign. |
1 Under 5 | 5 o Under 5.
Total. years. | anes ae Total. years. .
nder nder 5
| | Total. | ‘years. j; Total. | GREE.
i
|-—~ ae ae
The city ....-.. 25. 00 | 93.78 3| 25.48 } 91. 24.66 | 94. 99 22. 26 54. 96
District C...... 29.54 | 112. 24 | 31.95 | 117.7 28. 13 | 108. 55 | 26. 28 39.47
eat
DEATH RATES PER 1,00) PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORS IN— '
ad $ 1 i England and |
United States | i mngland and |!
‘ “ white). ' ireland. | Germany. +) ‘Wales. | Teas:
AREAS. | : | | |
1 1 Seiatie
i i }
Under lis years|| Under }15 years! Under l15 years Under |15 years) | Under j15 years
15 and 15 | aud | 15 and 15 aud
years. | over. |) years. | over. i years. ee years. | over. || years. | over. |
4 | ! t
| i \ i | '
The city ..-..-- 45.76 | 13.89 || 43.84; 22.68; 44.31 | 15.46 || 32.42 | 16.95 | 53.62 | 7.89
| ' i Is
District C...... 50.15 | 14.58 |! 50.09 29.80 | 39.47 | 19. 67 | 28 67 | 25.91 54. 89 | 8. 67
' Bi |
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
|
are Diphtheria | Diarrheal ? Typhoid | © | Malarial
iphtheria iarrheal + yphoid onsum)- a. alaria
and croup. | “diseases. : fever. | tion. Pneumonia. fever. 1
| ess: 4 |
| | d i
The city -.-...- 164. 42 | 282. 58 23.13 1 303. 24 230.06 | 32. 62. |
District C.....- 137. 42 330. 55 26. 00 389. 97 297.12 ! 35. 28

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was above the city average, especially for the native

white of native parents.

For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, the death

rate was smallest among the Italians, being 8.67 as against 14.58 for the Americans, 19.67 for the Germans, and

29.80 for the Irish.

Scarlet fever, typhoid fever, malarial fever, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia, heart disease and
dropsy, childbirth, diseases of the liver, and diseases of the nervous system caused more than the average

proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT D.—Bounded by North Fourteenth street, Van Cott and Union avenues, North Seventh
Area, 54 acres; population 2,594; number of persons to the acre, 48.04.
Almost all of this district was originally marsh land, since filled and occupied by tenement houses and factories

street, and Bedford avenue.

in about equal numbers.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

The city
District D

 

) | : {i | i

I Coe. ee |
i DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION. '
: |
| Native. | Foreign.
i |
AREAS: | Both parents || One or both parents
' i native. foreign. | |
i : Under 5 ! | oy / Under 3 |
| Total. | years. || en | Y es » Fotal. | years. |
\ i | Underd nt t nders5 « '
: } total ' years. Total years.
i ¥ 4
“a | FEN a ee i
The city ....... 25.00 | 93.78 | 25.48 91.92 | 24.66 94.99 92.26 | 54.96 |
4 1 ' i
District D ..... gi.g9 | 138.81 i 34.06 126.62 48. 06 149.17 i 35.2L ; 83.33 |
Z s | : 1 ‘ t '
= oe os = ———S S|
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN !
fs
: i "ay ite | M Ireland. i Germany i yy england and | } Italy
: AREAS. : '

; Under 15 y ears: Under ‘15 Ne eure! Under '15 years ' Under \15 ¥ vars) Under 15 years
© 1 | and “15 and | 15 ani 15) and 15 1 and
years. ' over. ij years. | over. years. over. years. "over, | years. over.
| seat ‘| 1 ead Pata! 2 Set ne Md
; : i
eeares 45.76 | 13.89 43.84) 92.68 44.31, 15.46 3242 16.95 53.62 7.89
1 | | i :
Bases 65. 90 10. 50 72.78 42.36 74.23 3B. 87 19.44 22.06 | TILL 10 42
192

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was above the city average.

VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT D—Continued.

 

DEATH RATES PER 100.000 POPULATION DUE TO—

 

 

 

AREAS. 7 '
Diphtheria | Diarrheal | Typhoid | Consump- ; + Malarial
and croup. diseases. tever. | tion. | Pheonionia: fever.
| |
The city ....... 164. 42 282. 58 | 23,13 | 303.24 | 230. 06 32, 62
District D..... 248. 85 | 510.81 32.74 | 432. 22 | 438.77 85, 13

 

 

 

i

 

For those 15 years of age

and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was lowest among the Italians, being 10.42 as against 10.50 for
the Americans, 33.87 for the Germans, and 42.36 for the Irish.

Scarlet fever, typhoid fever, malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia,
cancer and tumor, heart disease and dropsy, diseases of the nervous system, and diseases of the urinary organs
caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

WARD 15.

This ward adjoined ward 14 on the east and contained a considerable portion of swamp land lying along the
water course, separating the old city of Williamsburg from Greenpoint.

The area of the ward was 234 acres and the total population 27,630. It contained 2,559 dwellings, the number
of dwellings to the acre being 10.94, with 10.80 persons to each dwelling and 118.08 persons to the acre.

The ward was subdivided into three sanitary districts.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by Van Pelt, Leonard, Richardson, Humboldt, and Jackson streets and

Union avenue.

Area, 69 acres; population, 5,025; number of persons to the acre, 72.83.

This district was for the greater part formerly swamp land, now filled in and built upon with tenements and
small dwellings, the tenements predominating.
The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Native. Foreign.
AREAS: Both parents One ox both parents
native. foreign.
Under5|; Under 5
Total. years. sseeat epi nok years.
nder nder
Total. years. Total. years.
The city...-.-. 25. 00 93. 78 25. 48 91. 92 24. 66 94. 99 22. 26 54. 96
District A ...-- 20. 98 i 109. 93 38.10 | 112,24 27.00 108. 08 26. 67 83. 33
ate : i
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
U: saat t cal Tee | England and i
nited States ngland and
' Ireland. | Germany. + : i Italy.
AREAS: (white). Wales.
are yeci 1
Under in years; Under | 15 years | Under his years Under 15 xe care Dudes 15 x ons
15 | and }! | and 15 and |! Loa
years. | over. | years. over. | years.' over. ie ae | Sees: ae
| fc oa ee eae - bined
The city ....--- 45.76 13.89 43.84 | 22.68 44.31 15.46 | 32.42 i 16. 95 8 53, 62 7.89
‘ I
District A ..-.-. 57. 04 | 15. 53 { 39, 44 29. 64 39.81. 12.81 74.68 15.93) 58.02 9, 26
ior eee } |
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
ee Di hth i 1 “Di 5 | Typhoid a | re
iphtheria iarrhea ‘vyphoi Consump- s Scarlet
and croup. os diseases. fever. tion. y Pnenmonia. | fever.
RRS [eee po eae. Nee as
The city....... 164.42 | 282.58 | 23.13 303.24 |) 230.06 | 42.48
District A ..... 250. 16 a s71.76 | m3.21 | 97.02 | 83. 39

17.37 |

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably above the city average, especially

for the native white of native parents.

The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to

birthplaces of mothers, was lowest among the Italians, being 9.26 as agaiust 15.53 for the Americans, and 29.64

for the Irish.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 193

Scarlet fever, malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, pneumonia, diseases of the nervous
system, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT B.—Bounded by Jackson, Humboldt, and North Second streets, Bushwick avenue,
Ainslie, Rodney, and North Second streets, and Union avenue. Area, 77 acres; population, 9,492; number of
persons to the acre, 123.27,

This district was mostly good land and the buildings were tenement houses and private dwellings in about
equal proportion.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. | Foreign.
AREAS. | Both parents One or both parents
\ native. foreign.
|
! Under 5 Under 5
Total | “years a ick - Total. years.
| nder 5 5 nder
Total. years. Total. years.
i| | |
i
The city...---- 25.00 | 93.78 25. 48 91.92 24. 66 94.99 22. 26 54. 96
District B ..... 23. 75 &7. 75 25. 66 84. 59 21.77 92. 28 28. 45 64. 82
I
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
we ean in.
United States ' England ard
7 Ireland. | Germany. ' Scotland.
Pore (white). | | Wales.
ae > |
Under hs ea Under '15 years| Under a2 sears | Under 15 years) Under |15 years
15 an ll ' an 15 li an 15 aud
years. | over. '|) years. over. || years. ae | aire: over. || years. | over.
| tl | | |
The city...-... 45. 76 i 13.89 i 43. 84 i 22. 68 | 44.31 | 15.46 82.42 | 16.95 29.86 | 16.41
District B ..... 43.21 15. 63 28.46 | 27.62 i 40.03 | 19.20 Pa 19: 13 |; 20.80 34.72 | 22.73
I : i !
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
eres Divhtheria | Diercbaat | teoboia | 6
iphtheria | jiarrheal | 'y phoi ‘onsump- «. ' Malarial
and croup. diseases. | fever. tion. Fneumonia; fever.
{=
The city..--..- 164. 42 282.58 | 23.13 303. 24 230. 06 32. 62
District B ..... 125.11 | 250.21 | 31. 28 309. 08 272. 29 47. 83
i :
'

 

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was about the city average, but was above it for the
foreign. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, was lowest
among the Americans, being 15.63 as against 19.20 for the Germans and 27.02 for the Irish.

Scarlet fever, typhoid fever, malarial fever, consumption, pneumonia, whooping cough, childbirth, and diseases
of the urinary organs caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT C.—Bounded by Ainslie street, Bushwick avenue, Ten Eyck street, Union avenue, South

. Second, and Rodney streets. Area, 88 acres; population, 13,113; number of persons to the acre, 149.01.

This district contained tenement houses, with stores beneath, and small dwellings.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| |
\ !
| | Native. Foreign.
|
AREAS: | Both parents One or both parents
: i native. foreign.
" ; UnderS | _ ner sea lS 18 a3 Under 5
Ee Total. | years. : cai ' | ae Total. years.
| Under 5 5 nder5 |
Total. | years. Total. years. |
pees | al =| = --|
The city ..----- | 25.00 93. 78 25.48 91.92 24.63 94.99. 22. 26 54.96
| '
* | District C ..-.. 23. 90 97.32 28. 27 | 100. 61 21.17 94. 74 24. 33 S22)
; | |

938——13

 

 

 
194 VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT C—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH EATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
i|
United States | England and Italy
ears | (white). Treland. Germany. eal les. ' ye
| = i
Under |15 years}; Under |15 years]! Under }15 years Pade i15 years Under {15 years
and 15 and 15 and * and 15 and
years. | over. | years. | over. || years.| over. | Sek \ over. | years.| over.
i : i
The city .. -..- | 45.76) 13.89 43.84 | 22.68 44.31 |] 15. ie | 32. 42 ' 16.95 || 53. 62 7.89
District C | 45.61 | 18.38 || 44.70 | 24.44 | 43.19] 16.34 sea | 23.03 ; 23.00 | 63.93 5.42
| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS i oe ere és ' | aiedaciap
! Diphtheria Diarrheal | ‘yphoi ‘onsump- ja. | Malaria
' and croup. diseases. | tever. tion. ; Pacumona, | fever. |
, | ce : |
The city.......-! 164. 42 282. 58 | 23.13 303.24 230. 06 | 32. 62
District C....-- | 151. 81 275.65 | 21.31 292. 96 231.70 | 34. 62
|

 

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was slightly below the city average, but was above it
for the native white of native parents. The death rate for those 15 years of age and upward, according to
birthplaces of mothers, was lowest among the Italians, being 5.42 as against 13.38 for the Americans, 16.34 for the
Germans, and 24.44 for the Irish.

Malarial fever, measles, and heart disease and dropsy caused more than the average proportion of deaths.
WARD 16.

The area of this ward was 250 acres, containing 2,849 dwellings and a total population of 45,720. There was
an average of 182.88 persons and 11.40 dwellings to the acre, with 16.05 persons to each awelling. :

This was largely a manufacturing ward, containing many factories of different kinds, and a large number of
Polish Jews, located east of Union avenue.

It was subdivided into four districts.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by South Second street, Union avenue, Broadway, Division avenue, and
Rodney street. Area, 45 acres; population, 5,585; number of persons to the acre, 124.11.

Private residences predominated in this district.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
| Native. Foreign.
AREAS: | | : Both parents | One or both parents {
| | ! native. foreign. !
ming: Wine bio 5 «oo iy eS eo Sood Bg | Underd
Total. years. | Asi ae Total. | years.
Ang ! Underd | mm nder 5 1
| Total. = Peas: | Total. | Sears.
1 |
See |
'
The city ....... 25.00 93.78 | 25.48 91.92 |} 24.66 | 94.99 22.26 | 54.96
District A ...-- 18. 23 | 66. 45 i 20. 76 66. 57 | 16. 23 | 66. 30 23.47 | = 33.33
|
a | = ae Soren = ————
: DEATH RATES PER 1.000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN 1N—
Maegan Be ete area dat!
| i : ' il
| United States : England and |
1 Treland. Germany. | S a
‘MRA | (white). ' y 3 | Wales. cotland.
Sea =e tectaee hy GN Ge Hsede speeeeie pSees do
| I, c
Under 15 years | Under 15 years): Under {15 years | Under sae eats | | Under 15 years
| 15 and | i |! and |) 15 and» 15; and ; 15 and
years. | over, | years. | over. |: : Years. | over. || years. over, :) years. over.
ees enh a = te tance, i | a
| ; i i
The city 0.0... 45.76 13.89 43.84 | 22.68 } 44.31 15.46 || 32.42 16.95; 29.86 16.41
District A...-. 33.17 10.28 $1.63; 19.97) a 4d | 14.76 |! 14.04 14.51) 23.81 22.73
: sel 7 aan: ee i t i
a DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. € : i a aa Wma Sere 5
Diphtheria | iarrhea YP roic Consuinp- 3 Searlet.
| and croup. diseases. | fever. tion. ; Pneumonia. ‘ fiver
- - a Cp J Saale sce ee 3 eran ae
5; a :
The city .....-- : 164.42 | 282.58 | 23.13 303, 24 230,06 | 42.48
District A ..... | 115. 74 225.39 12,18 ' 234. 53 207. 12 | 48. 73,
'

 

 

 
During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably below the city average, but was
For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was
lowest.among the Americans, being 10.38 as against 14.76 for the Germans and 19.97 for the Ivish.

above it for the forei

NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

gn.

Scarlet fever caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT B.—Bounded by Ten Eyck, Ewen, and McKibben streets, Broadway, and Union avenue.
Area, 59 acres; population, 12,494; number of persons to the acre, 211.76. The dwellings in this district were

mostly tenement houses, inhabited largely by Polish Jews.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

Native.
AREAS: | Both parents
native.
7 Under 5
Total years. |i——

\ ! | Under 5 5
| Total. | ‘years.
I

The city.-.-.-. 25. 00 93. 78 | 25. 48 91.92

District B -.-.- 33. 42 104.17 | 39.82 105. 72
|

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Foreign.
4
= pos
One or both parents |
foreign. |
a ee eee: Under 5

aus | Total years.
. nder5 |
Total years. |
Bets Sioa, i

24. 66 94.99 | 22.26 | 54.96

31. 94 103.68 | 22. 43 54. 60

|

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

: | | |
United States |! ! “4 e Englant | and | Russia and
(white). | Ireland. ! Germany. ‘Wales. | Poland.
AREAS. ! ;
ieee ees SR eH eae | Se ae a eS
Under l15 years Under Wercateal Under (15 years, Under 15 years|| Under |15 years
15 and 15 and || 15 and an 15 and
years. | over. || years. | over. |: years. | over. cates. over. || years. ; over.
| i Pa
i Ay 1
The city....... 45.76 , 13.89 ; 1 43.84: 22.68 |! 44.31) 13.46] 92.42] 16.95 || 27.03! 5.85
District B ...-. 56. 05 ; 14. 29 | 39.09 37.61 | 50.36 | 18. 68 27.13 | 10.03 13. 99 4.23
i t i t 1
ea
: DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. : ! i
| Diphtheria | Diarrheal | Typhoid Consump- | a Scarlet
, andcroup. | diseases. | fever. tion. i Pneumonia. fever.
The city ..-.-.- 164. 42 282. 58 | 23.13 303. 24 230. 06 42.48
District B ..... 197. 42 453.39 20. 42 329.49 | 287.29 | 53.10

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was above the city average, especially for the native
For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was lowest
among the Russians and.Poles, being 4.23 as against 14.29 for the Americans, 18.68 for the Germans, and 37.61 for

white of native parents.

the Irish.

Scarlet fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia, whooping cough, cancer aud

tumor, and childbirth caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT C.—Bounded by Ten Eyck street, Bushwick avenue (Old Bushwick place or road),
Area, 69 acres; population, 14,164; number of persons to the acre, 205.28.

As in the preceding district the buildings were mostly tenement houses, largely inhabited by Polish Jews.
The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

and McKibben and Ewen streets.

 

AREAS. |

Total.

25. 00
35. 41

Thecity s<<22
District C

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

Native. Foreign.
Both parents Que or both parents
' native. foreign.
Under5 :__ As Under 5
| years. | = a e 7 a Total. years.
3 i Under ! nder 5
| Total years. Total. | years.
easy aves
95. 78 25.48 91.92 24.06 | 94.99 | 22.26 | + 54.96
118.77 | 46.76 120. 27 33. 04 | 118. 27 | 25. 49 63, 22
{ 1

 

 

 

 

 
196 VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT C—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN— |
a
United States ; Russia and Other foreign
AREAS. (white). Ireland. Germany. Poland. countries.
i |
Under |15 years|/ Under [15 years | ‘Under : eats Under |15 years | Under /15 weer
15 and 15 and 15 and 15 and |
years. | over. || years. | over. Pin ou years. | over. || years.| ‘over. |
Le fal ; | ' ! :
The city.......| 45.76; 13.89 43. 84 i 22. 68 ; 44. 31 | , 15.46 27. 03 i 5. 85 56.11 18. 96 °
District C ..... 56.94 | 8.08 || 52,29! 52.85 || 53.97 20.31 | 14, 29 4,50 |] 92.59} 24.05
i | ad.
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
omne Diphtheria | Diarrheal | ‘Typhoid | | | Seariet
iphtheria | Diarrhea typhoi onsump- | : carle
and croup. | diseases. fever. tion. | Pneumonia. fever.
{ 1
meet Lee | Jess
The city -...-.-. 164.42 | 282.58 | 23.13 303, 24 230. 06 42. 48
District C -..-. 171. 73 422. 73 | 20. 42 ! 343.47 375. 89 44, 43
I i I

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much above the city average, especially for the
native white of native parents. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it
was 4.50 for the Russian and Polish Jews, 8.08 for the Americans, 20.31 for the Germans, and 52.85 for the Irish.

Scarlet fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pueumonia, measles, whooping cough,
cancer and tumor, diseases of the liver, and diseases of the nervous system caused more than the average
proportion of deaths.

The proportion of stillbirths was excessive, being 297.83 per 100,000 of population as against 179.01, the city
average.

SANITARY DiIsTRIcT D.—Bounded by McKibben street, Bushwick and Flushing avenues, and Broadway.
Area, 77 acres; population, 13,477; number of persons to the acre, 175.03.

This district also contained principally tenement houses, inhabited for the greater part by Polish Jews.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
i | i |
AREAS. ! ! Both parents |; One or both parents !
| native. | foreign. ;
Under5 |) ese SY | Under5
Total. | years. | ‘Sate : | Total. | years.
: | Total. t eure. | Total. ee
|
: | =——7e 4 i
The city ....... 25.00 | 93.78 25. 48 91.92 24. 66 | 94.99 22.26 | 54.96
District D..... 32.29 |} 93.50 43.75 108. 70 29. 81 | 89. 07 | 20.35 + 26.352
|
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States |, R |
nited States |, rh J ussia and Other foreign
fete (white). ; Treland. Germany. Poland. | countries,
i
!
i se
| i
| Under 15 separa Under lis years) Under lis years); Under is years); Under } 15 ental
; 1 ; and 15 and | 15 and 15 and || 15 | and
| | years. . over. i years. | over. | years. | over. |! years. | over. |) years. | over.
| i : !
Spe 5 rsa ; See a 1 _—
The city ....-.. 45.75 | 13.89 |) 43.84 | 22.68 || 44.31) 15.46 || 27.03} 5.85 || 56.11) 18.96
District D..... 35. 88 ' 14.04 | 72.22 | 33.96 | 45. 90 19. 69 8. 63 0.50 18. 21 | 14, 37
oe aes i - y ee
DEATH RATES VER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. Eat et Rd eae. i ; 7
Diphtheria | Diarrheal | Typhoid | Consump- | 7
and croup. diseases. | fever. i tion. Pneumonia. Measles.
a ry ~} Ena 23 Unt Seti it,
The city ....-.- 164.42 | | 23.13 ; 303. 24 | 230. 06 17.71
District D 174.18 | 15.15 | 297. 87 313. 01 22. 72

 

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 197
During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was somewhat above the city average, but below it fur
the foreign. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was 0.50 for the
Russian Jews (of whom there were on June 1, 1890, but 676) as against 14.04 for the Americans, 19.69 for the
Germans, and 33.96 for the Irish.
Diphtheria and croup, pneumonia, diarrheal diseases, measles, diseases of the liver, and diseases of the
nervous system caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

WARD 17.

This ward includes the greater part of the area known before annexation as Greenpoint, lying between the
old city of Williamsburg and Newtown creek. The area of the ward was 755 acres and the total population was

41,424, contained in 3,407 dwellings.

12.16 persons to the dwelling.

There was an average of 54.87 persons and 4.51 dwellings to the acre, with

Considerable filling had been done along the river front in this ward, and on the north side along the Newtown

creek there was originally an extensive salt water marsh.

originally covered by water at high tide.
The ward was subdivided into six sanitary districts.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.
river.

Probably more than one-half of this ward was

—Bounded by Newtown creek, Manhattan avenue, Greenpoint avenue, and the East
Area, 116 acres; population, 9,512; number of persons to the acre, 82.00.

Private dwellings and tenements, about equally divided, constituted the character of the dwellings in this
district, except along the river front, which contained many factories.
district, the original shore line following about the course of Commercial street and West avenue.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

There was considerable made land in this

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
| Se ee
Native. ! Foreign
| ea
anes) | | Both parents | One or both pare nts |!
| | j native. foreign. | i
. Under5 |__ a Brees = . | Under 5 '
Total. | years. | he : —— Shoes ae Total. | years. |
' I Under 5 r | Underd | :
i Total. | years. Total. years.
{ j
| aera ee ee ee
| The city ..-.-.- 25. 00 93. 78 25.48 | 91. 92 24.66 | 94.99 22. 26 | 54. 96
\ ' i
j District A -..--. 28.71 99. 44 | 31.99 104.65  , 26.99 96.77 | 21, 84 | 96.15,
t | | ” |
j= as = ate
: DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN— ;
! a
| United States | i 7 England and
| (white). i Treland. Germany. Wales. Scotland.
4 AREAS. '
i Under li yer vrs) Under 115 years! Under '15 years’! Under 15 sean 0 Under) 15 years
i 15 and and 15 and ij 1 d || i and }
ate] over. || years. | over. || years. | over. i y et eer, | years. | | over. |
i ise el lea ieee a
| The city....--. 45.76 ; 13.89 43.84 5 22.68 44.31 15. 46 i 32.42 16.95 29. 86 16. 41 |
|
| District A...-- 54.86 | 16.63 45.56 ! 22.08 49.08 | 13.24 36.90 | 18.80 | 39.47 | 10.15 |
| noe | ! \
| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUEL TO— :
|
| cee Diphtheri | Diucheil 4 aepheid: ae 8 let
iphtheria jarrheal | yphoic onsump- Searle
' and croup. | diseases. | fever. tion. Pneumu iss fever.
ee ee Pc
The city ..-.-.- 164. 42 | 282. 58 \ 23.13 303. 24 i 220.06 | 42.48 '
District A ..--- 216.00 | 337. 50 | 9. 64 | 277.71 | 285. 43 81.00 |
! A |

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was somewhat above the city average, but was below

it for the foreign.

for the Scotch, 13.24 for the Germans, 16.63 for the Americans, and 22.08 for the Irish.
Scarlet fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheai diseases, pneumonia, and diseases of the urinary organs caused

more

than the average proportion of deaths.

For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was 10.15

SANITARY DistRicT B.—Bounded by Greenpoint and Manhattan avenues, Van Pelt street, Van Cott avenue,

North Fourteenth street, Kent avenue, North Thirteenth street, and the East river.

6,867; number of persons to the acre, 55.83.

More than half of this district was originally under water.
between private dwellings and tenements,

Area, 1

23 acres; population,

The class of buildings was about equally divided
with large manufacturing establishments on the water front.
198 VITAL STATISTICS.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION. |.
Native. © Foreign.
SEES: : Both parents ' One or both parents
| 1 native. foreign.
‘ | Un ens Me pote icelak, parti fageat wa eee eee Under 5
Total. | ved 3. | | i Total. years.
| Yoo Under 5 Under 5 |
Total. years. j Total. ; years. !
- | | ! } |- | eae
|
The city....--. 25.00 | 92.78 | 25.48 | 91.92 | 2466 ! 94.99 | 22.26 | 54.96
District B....- 23:81 | 10261 | 24.07 10271 | 24.55 102.52 ; 17. 08 44.44
i i : '
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
: 1 —
United States || ' ‘Ingland and
Treland. Germany. Wales Scotland.
‘BRS: (white). pao | Wales.
pt Seo eae = 8 eh suet ae a
Under \15 years Under 13 years Under 15 years. Under 15 years Widen 15 years
| and 15 and || 15 and | 15 and | and
See, | over. |} years. | over. | years. | over. | years. over. |) oe | over.
| ‘| | ’ { !
The city....--. 45.76 13.89 43.84 | 22.68 | 44.31 15. 46 ; 32.42. 16.95 | 29.86; 16.41
District B ...-. 46.55 | 14. 40 | 53.72 16.14 39. 62 : 13. 68 28.11 | 13.68 i 16. 39 | 14.31
| | i 1 ' : 4
; DEATH RATES PER 100,001) POPULATION DUE TO—
Aue Diphtheria? maces | 1 | € Wh
! Diphtheria | iarrhea Typhoid sonsump- hooping a
; andcroup. diseases. fever. | tion. ' cough. ~ Childbirth.
4 i 4
1 li door netsere nus oon. bictenn eagnae ted maee ig te
: ! :
The city..----- 164. 42 282. 58 23.13 ; 303.24 2 26.18 20. 02
District B ..... 184.32 | 221.72 5.34 | 248.44 ¢ 53. 43 24.04
! t i 4

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average, but was above it for the
children under 5 years of age. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it-was
13.68 for the Germans, 14.40 for the Americans, and 16.14 for the Irish.

Scarlet fever, diphtheria aud croup, whooping cough, cancer and tumor, childbirth, aud diseases of the nervous
system caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT C.—Bounded by Newtown creek, Provost street, aud Greenpoint and Manhattan avenues.
Area, 102 acres; population, 9,701; number of persons to the acre, 95.11.

Nearly one-half of this district was originally swamp land. It was a large manufacturing district and contained
many buildings used in refining oil. The dwelling houses were principally tenements.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
|
Native. Foreign.
AREAS. pee
Both parents ; One or both parents :
native. } foreign. \
as Under 5 enrres hy oe Bt Fan | || | Under 5
Total. years. ae f ai | Total. *venra,
1 nder5 |, nder 5
Lotal years. |; pe. | Years. | i
ee i (Ee '
{! Sea etl '
The city .....-. 25. 00 93. 78 25. 48 91. 92 | 24. 66 94.99 || 22.26 | 54.96
District C ..... 37. 24 121.48 45. 66 125. 64 f 34.84 | 120.01 25. 31 65. 66
1 ! !
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
Galtok ttates : England anit nae a |
we (white). , Ireland. i Germany. | Vales. F Poland.
AREAS. : \ _|
= ip as 7 8e tee Se
Under ‘15 years. Under loyears Under l5years U miler by ears! \ Under i ia eats
15 | and | 15 , and |) 15 and and |i
A years. | over. i years. over, i years. over. ° nn over. [se re ove ee
‘ ! : { {
oe Se ee a So eh we) oe ' ‘ i
The city .------ 45. 76 13.89' 43.84 22.68 | 44.31 15. 46 a4) 16.95 27.03 | 5. 85
; ' \
District C ..... | 63.64 | 17.89 | 56. 76 24. 20 | 58.25 14.59 8) 22,22 | 45.31 | 7.8:
| ‘ ‘ 1 1
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

SANITARY DISTRICT C—Continued.

 

AREAS.

DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

 

 

495. 42 20. 80

Malarial

Divas | Uineienl , pg “Growin | parson, | Mala

selects pA ose | J eee fp
164.42 282.58 93.13 | 303.24 | 230.00 | 32. 62
230. 69 | 312. 00 | 272.29

56. 73 |
i

199

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much above the city average, especially for the

native white of native parents.

ot deaths.

For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it

was 7.88 for the Russian Jews as against 14.59 for the Germans, 17.89 for the Americans, and 24.20 for the Ivish.
Scarlet fever, malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pueumonia, whooping

cough, childbirth, diseases of the liver, aud diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the average proportion

SANITARY DISTRICT D.—Bounded by Greenpoint avenue, Jewell and Humboldt streets, Meeker avenue,
Richardson, Leonard, and Van Pelt streets, and Manhattan avenue. Area, 130 acres; population, 13,149; number

ot persons to the acre, 101.15.

The buildings in this district were about equally divided between private dwellings and tenement houses.
Most of the land was above the 10-foot level.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for-the city, were as follows:

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Native. | Foreign. |
AREAS. : il +, Gad i |
| Both parents , Oue or both parents \ |
| native. ' foreign. 1
\ ‘UnderS i hs OF eee IY appt : Under 5 }
Total. i years. | ers ie Total. years.
| ony oder 5 nder 5 ! :
; Total. years. Total. years. ‘
: y i i
eee Pease ergy lee:
The city ...---. 25. 00 \ 93. 78 / 25.48 91.92 24. 66 94.99 22.26 | 54.96
District D.... 21.69 | 77.22 | 22. 64 77.59 | 20.79 76. 69 22.57 | 44.48
DEATH RATES PER 1,060 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
Tnited States | ax. | Roneteed |
, United States || i 4: e ngland ap =
et? (white). | Ireland. Germany. | Wales. | Scotland.
We ect retgar ke see led «Sete eee le, oe
' Under lis senre Under ‘15 years! Under |15 years | Under ‘15 years|| Under |15 years
| 450 | and | 15) | and - 15 | ana 15 | and 15 | and
years.) over. ' years. : over. , yeurs. | over. | years. over. || years. | over.
TE cert eee ee lent caves) ecereceh. ated || va pei
: \ : i
The city .......! 45.76 | 13.89 |] 43.84 | 22. 68 i 44.31] 15.46 | 3242; 16.95 | 29.86! 16 41
} District D.-..- 40.90; 12.70 } 38.02 | 20.78 | 34.87 | 13. 90 35. 41 18. 64 | 28.46 21.10
—— ae ee en eer
1 7 ee ep ai se is citer aie: 7 es
: DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
' cae ee Sepa ished,
AREAS. Meee, Bela eee fe my nae : -
| Diphtheria © Diarrheal Typhoid ; Consump- | — Scarlet | Cancer and
; and croup. ; diseases. fever. i tion. | fever. | tumor
BS. Maes aa eR EN ee 6 Mah on case ors | a eee
Theeity ssc : 164.42! 282.58 23.13 303.24 j 42.48 | 48.27
District D_._.., 188.33 235. 7 228. 79 ( 53. 01 54. 41
i

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average. For those 15 years of
age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was 12.10 for the Americans, 13.90 for the Germans, and

20,78 for the Irish.

t

Scarlet fever, diphtheria and croup, whooping cough, and cancer and tumor caused more than the average

proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRicT E.—Bounded by Norman, Kingsland, and Meeker avenues and Humboldt and Jewell

streets.

Area, 53 acres; population, 1,914; number of persous to the acre, 36.11.

This district contaized some large car stables, and the dwellings were principally of the tenement house class.
200 VITAL STATISTICS.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| : a
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
oie
Native. i Foreign. i
tp eee | me Epes e mate hs
AREAS: | Both parents | One or both parents |
native. | foreign.
Under 5 pas at etsl hicamy Se detec = Under5
Total. | ‘Years. || ae | Pine Hotel: | “yeaa. |
| Underd ; mm nders
| Total | years: I Total years. | ‘
\, | be ne are irene Sc A
Wakes #2 |! | Bala ey ee i
The city ....--- 25.00 93. 78 | 25.48 | 91.92 || 24.66 | 94.99 |} 22.26 5456
'
District E ..... 17.16 64. 34 | 11.57 ; 51.44 | 21.36 | w214 |] 17.47 27. 78
| 1 {
‘ DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
|
“i Is i ij 7
Tnited States | England and | Other foreign
i)  Iveland.  j, Germany. i iH ¢
AREAS. (white). ‘ i ales. i countries.
| i . \
| Under jsyears Under 115 years’ Under j15 years: Under |15 years Under /15 years
16 and | 15 and © 15 and | 15 and | 15 | and
years. over. jes | over. |) years. | over. || years. | over. i years. ; over.
i “ : t i
a i Se
The city .....--. 45.76 | 13.89 |} 43.84 | 22.68 | 44.31 15.46 | 22.42 16.95 i 56.11 \ 18. 96
District E ..... 22. 56 3.84: | 28.41 | 20.89 i 46.78 | 12.82) 43.01 | 12.50 i mesons | geaatses
' { i It '
== — — - —
| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO— :
i i
AREAS. 1
_ Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- ;, . Malarial
' and croup. diseases. fever. tion. } Eneamonias ! fever.
= oe
The city ....... 164. 42 282.58 23.13 303.24 | 230. C6 32.62,
District E ..... 143. 84 | 230. 15 | 28.77 124.66 | 201.38 |. 9.59 |
1 I a

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much below the city average, especially for the
native white of native parents. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it
was 3.84 for the Americans, 12.82 for the Germans, and 20.89 for the Irish.

Typhoid fever caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT F.—Bounded by Newtown creek, Meeker, Kingslaud, and Norman avenues, Jewell street,
Greenpoint avenue, and Provost street. Area, 231 acres. This was the most sparsely settled district in the city,
and the number of persons to the acre was 1.22, the total population of the district being but 281.

Probably three-fourths of this district were included in the swamp which originally existed in the northern part
of the ward. The district contained some factories and a few tenement houses.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
AREAS. | Both parents One or both parents ,
‘ | native. | foreign.
re ' Under 5 i} 7 Under 5
Total. years. ‘| a a Total years.
: : oy ; Under 5 ., nder 5
Total. | vers | Total. Sears.
: | eee shchee es | ee
| The city ...---- 25.00 | 93.78 25. 48 | 91. 92 24. 66 94. 99 .
1 i
District F ..... 43.48 | 184.52 || 111.11 | 145.83 36.53 | 200.00 |; 47.87
fess a ee ell tnt ae eer I
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
U: " State: | ae England mT:
nites States z se 3 © England and Bak 8
anne (white). | Ireland Germany. Valea, France.
eee eine [teens Scary a tee
, Under 1S years; Under 15 years | Under years’ Under ‘15 years ; Under 15 years,
eb) and | 15 and 15 and 150; and and
years. — over. 1 years. | over. years. , over, | years. over. years. over.
: 1 :
se bp ee a oe Sa on eee I nie
The city ..-.-.. ; 45.76 13. 89 43. 84 22. 68 44.31 13.46 || 32.42 16.95 27.81 14,43
District F ..... 87.04 ' 76.58 28,23 1138.89 9 31.75 |}... G2. 50 |].---.-- 2-2 eee eee

122. 81 31.75 |
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 201

SANITARY DISTRICT F—Continued.

| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

 

 

 

AREAS, : . ;
Diphtheria | Diarrheal ; Typhoid Consump- | Cancer and Scarlet
| and croup. diseases. | fever. tion. | tumor. fever.
| 1 |
The city .....-. 164, 42 282. 58 23.13 303. 24 48.27 | 42. 48
District F ..... 326. 80 O98 IB Soccer camemnna 1,045. 75 130. 72 | 65. 36
: |

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was greatly above the city average, especially for the
native white of native parents, but the population was so small that the rates have no special significance.

Scarlet fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, whooping cough, cancer and tumor,
diseases of the liver, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

WARD 18.

This ward contained an area of 2,065 acres, 125 of which were embraced in cemeteries. The number of
dwellings was 6,704, and the total population was 74,960. Excluding the area embraced in the cemeteries, there
were 3.46 dwellings and 38.64 persons to the acre, with 11.18 persons to each dwelling.

A considerable tract of land about the headwaters of Newtown creek was originally swamp land. The ward
was subdivided into ten sanitary districts.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by Meeker and Kingsland avenues, Parker street, Morgan avenue, Ten
Eyck street, Bushwick avenue, and North Second, Humboldt, and Richardson streets. Area, 141 acres; population,
10,521; number of persons to the acre, 74.62.

‘The buildings in this district were principally tenement houses.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. i Foreign. ;
! i
i —|
| i | '
ARBAS. | Both parents One or both parents || '
| native. | foreign. I ;
, Under 5 | 1 Underd
Total. years. * | ao | Total years.
Under5 nder5 |!
| Total. years. Total years. [ i :
I] eff
The city ....... 25. 00 93.78 (2 25.48 91.92 24. 66 94.99 || 22.96 | 54.96 |
District A..... 40.32 | 138.23 | 53.74 | 144.08 35.30 135.08 | 32.71 | 41.67 |
| \ | !
ae SA | betek
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United Stat England and |
nited States er " . England an ‘
‘hee (white). Ireland. } Germany. Wales. | Italy.
brasil aioe aioe geste
Under 15 years|} Under i15 years! Under Vote Under j15 years)! Under 1B years
15, and 15 and 15 and 15 | and {i 15 and
years. over. || years. | over. || years. over. || years. | over. |! years. | over.
eek Ee: pe alpaca i eg) _ if ore il eo 1 ba ee oe ee
PS ; :
The city -...... 45.76 ; 13. 89 43, 84 22. 68 | 44.31 15. 46 | 32. 42 i 16. 95 f 53. 62 ' 7.89 |
District A..... 73. 69 | 18, 44 66. 05 | 41.80 | 60.99 | 20.47 33. 02 | 15.27 |. 65.66; 15.58 i
—— i ' | | dl fe Se Bho |
|
; DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO— |
| —_ —— eee ee oop goer
AREAS. i d ; \
| Diphtheria | Diarrheal | Typhoid | Consump- . ; |
i and croup. diseases. | fever. | tion. j Pueumonia.! Measles. |
i i | \
— -- ' 1 | (= Asa mei Set
The city ....... 164.42 | 282.58 | 23,13 | 303.24 | 230.06, 17.71 |
District A ..-. 278. 93 | 457.45 | 24.55 | 428. 44 348.11 | 44.63 |

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was greater than that of any other district in Brookiyn
except district F of ward 17, the rates of which have no significance, and district D of ward 14. For those 15
years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was 15.58 for the Italians, 18.44 four the
Americans, 20.47 for the Germans, aud 41.80 for the Dish.
202 VITAL STATISTICS.

Scarlet fever, typhoid fever, malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia,
measles, whooping cough, cancer and tumor, childbirth, diseases of the nervous system, and diseases of the
urinary organs caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

The proportion of stillbirths was very great, being 283.39 per 100,000 of population as against 179.10, the city
average.

SANITARY DISTRICT B.—Bounded by Ten Eyck street and Morgan, Johuson, and Bushwick (Old Bushwick
place or road) avenues. Area, 61 acres; population, 2,435; number of persons to the acre, 39.92.

Tenements:predominated in this district which also:contained a good many factories and one large brewery.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

\
: DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
AREAS. | Both parents One or both parents | ! ‘5
native. foreign. : i
Under 5 | | . Under 5 |
Total. years. | ae | a | Total years.
i nder 5 nder 5
Total years. Total. years. | |
| 1 i |
; = | | : |
The city....... 25.00 | 93.78 25.48 | 91.92 24. 66 94.99 |) 22.26 | 54.96 |
District B ..... 31. 68 | 84. 70 48.90 ! 84.47 | 28.41 84.77 22.97 23.81,
| i :
: |
{
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN-- i
! :
i United States || Other foreign
hi Treland. Germany. France. il
| nes (white). y countries.
i | one ee
' |
Under |15 years Under 15 years’ Under 15 years] Under |15 years! Under iB yeaa
1 » and 15 and || 15 and | 15 and +} 15 | and
years. } over. || years. | over. years. over. | years. | over. li years. ' over.
pees gat len |—-|---- mas
The city .....- 45.76 | 13.89 | 43.84] 22.68 | 44.31 15.46] 27.81) 14.43 | 36.11; 18.96
District B..... 51.46 | 30.70 | 30.30 | 45.14 | 40.21 17.41 I 37.04 71.48
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
seas io oe
7 iphtheria | Diarrheal , Typhoi > Consump- -, | Whooping
and croup. diseases. i fever. ; tion. | _ Pneumonia, , cough. ie
! ;
[oReeeh os = gel? eee | [ |
j The city ....... 164.42 | 282. 58 23.13 | 303.24 | 230.06. 26.18
i District B ..... 183.15 ; 530.17 38.56 | 240, 99 | 318. 10 | 38. 56
i - : :

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was above the city average, especially for the native
white of native parents. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was 17.41
for the Germans, 30.70 for the Americans, and 45.14 for the Irish.

Typhoid fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, pneumonia, whooping cough, diseases of the nervous
system, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT C.—Bounded by Johnson, Morgan, Flushing, and Bushwick avenues. Area, 77 acres;
population, 3,950; number of persons to the acre, 51.30.

This was also a tenement district and it contained a number of factories; also a slaughter house.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

DEATH KATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

  
  
 

Native. | Foreign.
| PRERS ! | Both parents , One or both parents |
| | | i! native. 1 foreign. I
| | Total, Unders/) vesees fee a Under 5
| years. |; ae ! 7 ‘| years.
io al. nder 9 nider 5 i
| | Total years. Total. years. el
a ee ae ee
i The city....... | 25. 00 93. 78 | 25. 48 4 91. 92 24.66 | 94.99 |; 22.26 | 54.96
j District C..... } 36.99 112.65 56.26; 121.21 32.75 | 109.32 || 95.89 | 74.07
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 203

SANITARY DISTRICT C—Continued.

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—

 

 

 

 

 

a 1 ein
! United States j | Other foreign
‘ (white). lreland. Germany. France. I aounbries:
AREAS. | " i |
age |
U mer Legere Under 15 sos Under his oe uaeer 15 years)’ Under hs years
and | 15 © and | and and 15 | nd
: S aneae ' over. | years. over. | ears. | over. | years ver years. | et er.
: ! 4} i { | eh Se ' s i
' { 4 : i
The city....... 45.76 | 13.89 43 84 | 22.68 iS 44. i | 15. ia i) 27.81 1 14. 43 | 56.11: 18.96
District C..... 67.42 11.49" 52.08 | 51.11 | 33 |
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18. 84 | | 5.05 | SGrieciets ! 41.67 ; 26.67 |
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| DEATH RATES PER 100.000 POPULATION DUE TO—
|
|
{
{

AREAS. | , ! }
| Diphtheria ; Diarrheal | Typhoid {| Consump-. | :
and croup. diseases. | fever. | tion. Pueumonia. | Measles.
| i i :
|
The city ..-...- j 164.42 3 282.58 : 23.13 | 303. 24 230. 06 | 17.71
District C ..... | 267. 48 493.34 | 17.83 |
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380.41 | 368.52 | 41.61

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much above the city average, especially for the
native white of native parents. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was
11.49 for the Americans, against 18.84 for the Germans, and 51.11 for the Ivish.

Diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia, measles, whooping cough, childbirth, and
diseases of the nervous system caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT D.—Bounded by Flushing and Knickerbocker avenues, Jefferson street, aud Broadway.
Area, 99 acres; population, 13,566; number of persons to the acre, 137.03.

The district was occupied by numerous tenement houses and contained a number of breweries.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION. |
Feats De cas sta i
Native. . Fereign. i
eaeye | Both parents | One or both parents |
| native. foreign. i
Under 3 |; a Under 5
Total. Care: ; ; Total. | ‘years.
' Under 5 Under 5 |
Total. | “years, |, Total. years.
—-- ——]} -——--—-}-- —- ------- :
: '
The city ....... 25. 00 93.78 25.48 91.92 | 24.66 94.99 i| 22, 26 54.96 —
District D..... 37. 69 117.46 || 56.22 , 126.03 34.09 | 112.35 |! 50 36.67,
eae! . ==.
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WEE BORN IN—
Tied Stitiee © ,
n:ted States ‘ - : England and || Other foreign
‘ante (white). Ireland. ‘ Germany. Wales. | countries. |
ee ore Se |e a ne
Under 15 years Under '15 years Tnder 153 years| Under :15 years | Under |15 years
| 15 and , 15 | and j 15 | and 15 | and 15 and
| years. | over. , years. | over. | years. | over. | years. ; over. |! years. | over.
The city ...... 45.76! 13.89 43. 84 | 22. 68 44.31 15.46 |. 32.42: 16.95 56. 11 18. 96
District D ..... 67. 74 i 25, 37 31.45 ; 41.91 | 48.44} 14.49 53. 76 | 15. 56 42.64 | 28.99
sect a Bie Sense Rete) oh tc : - : 3
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
{ AREAS. ett oo casey iad a
Diphtheria Diarrheal Typhoid  : Consump- : Whooping
and croup. ,  digeases. fever. j tion. Pneumonia. cough. a
5 _ | ane i
The city ..-.... 164. 42 282.58 23.13 | 302,24 | 230. 06 26.18
District D -._.. 249. 20 529. 54 6.92 | 323.61 | 271. 69 | 48.45

 

 

During .the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably above the city average, especially
for the native white of native parents. For those of 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of
mothers, it was 14.49 for the Germans, 25.37 for the Americans, and 41.91 for the Irish.

Scarlet fever, malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia, whooping
cough, and diseases of the nervous system caused more than the average proportion of deaths.
204 VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DIsTRict E.—Bounded by. Jefferson street, Knickerbocker avenue, De Kalb avenue, De Kalb
place, and Broadway. Area, 128 acres; population, 13,588; number of persons to the acre, 106.16.

Private dwellings and tenements were about equally divided.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. | Foreign.
. |
AVEAS: Both parents One or both parents
native. foreign. a
nde
Town, | Undere are pees | Total. | years.
¢ {
| Under 5 | * Under 5
Total. ! years. || Total. | years. |
' Ge Ne eS Sl hice eee
}
The city ..----- 25. 00 93. 78 25.48 ' 91.92 | 24.66 ; 94, 99 22.26 | 54.96
District E --_.. 27.59 84. 86 39.29 ' 112.73 | 23.75 t 74,75 18.77 | 61. 11
| |
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN tN—
United States ' England and |! 2
seas: (white). Ireland. I Germany. ‘ales. France.
| ; ;
Under |15 years|| Under [15 years, Under 15 years; Under |15 years! Under [15 years
15 and 15 and | and || 15 and 15 | and
years. | over. || years. | over. || estes, over. |; years. ; over. ; years. | over.
1, i
= | | |
The city ....... 45.76 | 13.89 43. 84 22. 68 3 || 44.31 | 15. 46 82. 42 16.95 | 27.81; 14.43
District E ..... 58.67 | 15.52 || 56.71 | 36.91. 32.14 | 12.76}, 65.10 | 27.39) 49.02 , Bad
i i '
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. : eae i. 1 |
Diphtheria | Diarrheal | ‘ypDhoi : Consump- Scarlet.
md croup. | diseases. | tever. | tion. | ; “Pneumonia. | fever.
| ' © het iho: '
' i
The city -.---.. 164. 42 | 282.58 i 23.13 | 303. 24 i 230, 06 42. 48
District E ..... 157.23 | 350. 75 17.28 288. 55 | 229. 80 | 46. 65
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During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was about the city average, but was decidedly above
it for the native white of native parents. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of
mothers, it was 12.76 for the Germans, 15.52 for the Americans, and 36.91 for the Irish.

Scarlet fever and diarrheal diseases caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DIsTRIcT F.—Bounded by De Kalb place, De Kalb and Knickerbocker avenues, Himrod and
Hamburg streets, Greene avenue, and Broadway. Area, 96 acres; population, 7,238; number of persons to the
acre, 75.40.

This was a residential district containing principally dwellings of the middle class.

The death rates for this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION. 7
pee oe A ey, :
Native. | Foreign.
AREAS: | Both parents | One or both parents
| native. foreign. i
| Under 5 i eens ioe Under 5
Total. | years. | Gaaeee i Under § ! Total. years.
, nder5 | ,., nder 5 |
a Total. | years. | totals | years.
: | 5 ee tae
The city..-----. 25. 00 93.78 25.48 ' 91.92 24.66 | 94.99 22, 26 54. 96
District F -.... 21. 02 73. 92 24.17 \ 79. 34 | 18. 41 | 69. 72 | 16. 14 53.56 1
| !
DEATH RATES PER 1.000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
a stg ares
' '
Unita States | Ireland. ‘Germany. a eco Scotland.
AREAS. |
= = poesia ey
Under ital Oiler ‘15 years): Under 18 years'| Under !15 years|} Under |15 years
15 and | » and [ 15 and 15. and 15 and
years. | over. |e | over. | years. | over. yen: over. || years. | over.
oe | --!-— Paces ees eee
The city...---- 45.76 15. 89 | 43. 84 22. 4.31 15. 46 32.42. 16.95 29, 86 16. 41

 

 

 

 

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District F ..... 38. 53 15.07 | 43.77 13.8

1

aged 12.01 | 36.53 13. 26 44.44] 10. G4
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NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

SANITARY DISTRICT F—Continued.

 

DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

 

 

 

 

AREAS. : -
Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- | Cancer and | Diseases of
and croup. diseases. fever. tion. tumor. the liver. |
The city..-...- 164. 42 282. 58 | 23, 13 303. 24 48. 27 35. 95 |
District F ..... 149. 22 201. 12 | 19. 46 181. 65 61. 63 51.90 |

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably below the city average, but

was slightly above it for the foreign children under 5 years of age. For those 15 years of age and upward,
according to birthplaces of mothers, it was 10.64 for the Scotch, 12.01 for the Germans, 13.80 for the Irish, and 15.97
for the Americans.

Scarlet fever, malarial fever, cancer and tumor, and diseases of the liver caused more than the average

proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT G.—Bounded by Greene and Hamburg avenues, Palmetto street, and Broadway. Area,

101 acres; population, 6,268; number of persons to the acre, 62.06.

This was also a residential district containing dwellings of the middle class.
The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
AREAS; | Both parents i) One or both parents
| native. foreign.
. Under 5|| bape Under 5
fotals | years. Gat adecs Total: years.
nder 5 nder
i Hotal: years. ‘Total. years.
|.
The city ....... 25.00 | 93. 78 25.48 91.92 24. 66 94.99 |, 22.26 54.96 :
District G ...-. 15.17 | 48. 23 | 17. 24 44. 80 13. 58 50.86 || 10.98 83. 33
IESE Niles ee i |
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
z i any
United States || | England and .
aa \ Ireland. Germany. Scotland.
AREAS. (white). | f Vales.
“|
i I
Under |15 years} Under ;15years'| Under |15 years|| Under |15 years|| Under |15 years
15 and | 15 | an ' 15 an 15 and 5 and
years. | over. |! years. ; over. || years. | over. || years. | over. || years. | over.
:
The city ....... 45.76 | 13.89 43. 84 | 22.68 |, 44.31} 15.46 32.42 | 16.95 29.86 | 16.41
District G ..... 24.48 | 11.42 53. 88 | 20.40 |! 14.60 5.07 25. 25 6.05 31.75 | 10.87
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
oe Diphth Diarrheal | Typhoid | C
iphtheria iarrhea ‘vphois onsump- : Malarial
and croup. diseases. tever. tion. Pneumonia. fever.
The city -- 164. 42 282. 58 23.13 | 303. 24 | 230. 06 32. 62
District G 93.63 | 205. 99 3.75 | 1S 108.61 j 11. 24
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During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was greatly below the city average, but was above it

The death rates from all causes were below the average.

for the foreign children under 5 years of age. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of
mothers, it was 5.07 for the Germans, 6.05 for the English, 10.87 for the Scotch, 11.42 for the Americans, and 20.40
for the Irish.

t

SANITARY DisTRict H.—Bounded by Palmetto street, Hamburg avenue, Jacob street, Evergreen avenue,

Schaffer street, and Broadway. Area, 120 acres; population, 6,919; number of persons to the acre, 57.66.

This district was residential in character, the dwellings being principally of the middle class.
206

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

VITAL STATISTICS.

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

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Native. Foreign.
r I
AREAS. Both parents \ One or both parents |
native. | foreign. |
5 Under5 Under 5
: Total. years, rae | ee || Total. years.
nder 5 | nder 5°
i Total: | years. | Aotals years.
i See a ees
The city -._..-. 5. 00 | 93. 78 25. 48 , 91.92 24.66 | 94.99 22. 26. 54. 96
District H ..... 12.51 9 42.51 13.02 | 36.64 11.87 ! 52. 32 14.92 33.33 |
| { ! |
eee eee pb ‘ |
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN--
7 | i 1 ~ t
United States England and
‘Muouse (white). : Ireland. | Germany. Wales. Scotland.
i Under {15 years Under 5 years Under 15 years Under '15 years} Under )15 years
-15 | and ; and and | 15 and |!, 15 and
years. | over. | eae, | over. i es ; over. | years. over i| years. | over.
Pee eee
Thecity. .....- 45.76 ' 13.89 43. 84 | 22.68 || 44. 31) ) 15.46 32.42, 16.95 29.86 | 16.41
District A ..... 20.01 | 8.49 |) 36.51} 19.23 | 20.44 | | 7.59 || 20.99} 9.44 |] 9.80| 9.06
ll ; i Dias Spb
i DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. i | | “ i
| Diphtheria | Diarrheal | Typhoid | Consump- | Malarial | Cancer and
| and croup. diseases. | tever. tion. | fever. | tumor.
i |
| Thecity -.-..-- 164.42 282. 58 23.13 303. 24 32.62 | 48. 27
' District H..... 98. 40 132. 33 20. 36 128. 94 10.18 | 27.14

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much below the city average.

of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was

19.23 for the Irish.

The rates from all the specified causes were below the city average.

SANITARY DISTRicrT I.—Bounded by Schaffer street, Evergreen avenue, old city line, and Broadway.
97 acres, of which 10 acres were within the limits of the cemetery.

embraced in the cemetery, there was an average of 36.46 persons to the acre.

Tlie district was suburban in character, devoted to purposes of residence and coutaining principally small

dwellings.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

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AREAS.

The city
District I

AREAS.

The city ..-.---
District I

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

15 aud and |! 15 and 15 and | and

al ears. over. jee a over. years. over, years. over. tars over.
45.76 5 13.89 43.84 22.68 44.311 15.46 | 32.42) 16.95 83.44 | 14.33
20.22; 4.85 29.57 13.16 il 11.20 ! | 8.16 10.42 | 13.33

 

 

 

Native. { Foreign.
Both pareuts i One or both parents |
‘ | native. i foreign.
’ Under 5° _ ' eta te Se | ; Under 5
Total. . years. ee ee | : arr Total. years.
s ‘ . Under s 1 i under ‘
: Total. years. |) Total. © years. |
: ee [Hs Sere penta a TP a
25. 00 93.78 || 95.48 | 91, 92 24. 66 94.99 22.26 54.96
9.48 34.86 |! 10.72 , 36.71 | 8.22 32. 61 13. 03
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DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—

United States 7 4
(white). Ireland. i
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’ Eneland and "

Wales. Canada. !

Germany.

 

 

I,

Under 15 yein's Under 15 years) Under 15 years’ Under 415 years | , Under 15 years

 

8.67 | 12.82

 

For those 15 years
7.59 for the Germans, 8.49 for the Americans, and

The population was 3,172 and, excluding the area
NEW YORY CITY AND BROOKLYN. 207

SANITARY DISTRICT I—Continued.

 

DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

 

AREAS. !

 

| ae | Risa! | Tee | ean | Meg | coun
{——__ | 1 hiner (Sarai? ney De Saas arog ae a ae
; The city ....... oa. | 280.58 23.13 | 308.24 26. 18 20. 02
' District I 44.40 | 140.62 | 7.40 | 96. 21 37.00 22. 20
: ' |

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was the lowest of any district in the city, except
district D of ward 24, and less than half the city average, and was remarkably low for the children under 5 years
of age. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was 4.85 tor the Americans,
8.16 for the English, 8.67 for the Germans, aud 13.16 for the Irish.

Whooping cough and childbirth caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY District K.—Bounded by Newtown creek, city line, Evergreen avenue, Jacob street, Hamburg
avenue, Himrod street, Knickerbocker, Flushing, and Morgan avenues, Parker street, and Kingsland and Meeker
avenues. Area, 1,145 acres, 115 acres of which were included in the cemeteries in this district. The population
was 7,303 and the number of persons to the acre, exclusive of the area included in the cemeteries, was 7.09.

This district was largely suburban in character and in the western portion about 300 acres, in the vicinity of
Newtown creek, was originally marsh land, which had been filled in to a large extent. The district contained a
large glue factory, chemical works, and some car stables, which might be classed as nuisances.

The residences were for the greater part small dwellings with suburban surroundings.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

Native. | Foreign
AREAS. | Both parents . :| One or both parents |
i native. \ foreign. |
Under5" RIA enn eh hog) ot oe Under 5
Total. | ‘years. 1 | aaa oe | Total. | years.
| nder 5! ' Under 5 |
‘i Total. years. | Total. years. |
| | |
The city..----- 25.00 93. 78 | 25.48 91.92 24.66 , 94.99 | 22.296 54.96
District K..... 23.77 67. 87 | 27. 69 | 68. 30 22.18 | 67. 67 | 17.33 | 2L.74
| ‘

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1.000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—

 

 

Ireland. ' Germany. i pela and

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

United States | ei
wanes (white). | | ales: | Scotland.
, W
ed do Aes, !
; : ;
Under his years:, I Under )15 years | Under (15 years | Under |15 years'| Under l5 5 years
15 and | 15 and 15 and || 15 and | 15°! and
years. | over. |' years. | over. || years. over. | years.! over. || years. | over.
| peecttieiactdes HP saan nasal ; ae
| ! : I :
The city....... 45. 76 13. 89 43. 84 | 22.68 | 44.31 15.46 jj 32.42 | 16.95 | 29.86} 16.41
District K -.... 39.10 | 13. 23 54, 35 | 23.45 { 26. 38 11.44 | 22. 09 10.42 | 11.90 8.55
f 17 I
= DEA1H RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
{
AREAS. bie D i !
iphtheria | iarrheal | Typhoid | Consump- | -. ° Matarial
‘ and croup. | diseases. fever. tion. } Eneumania, ‘ fever.
| p I
i oe Bc Fin = oh
‘The city...-... | 164. 42 | 282.58 © 23.13 303.24 | 230.06 | 32. 62
'

 

 

District K....-. ' 138. 22 366. 44 6.43 202. 51 215. 36 32.14
i s

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average. For those 15 years of age
and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was 8.55 for the Scotch, 10.42 for the English, 11.44 for the
Germans, 13.23 for the Americans, and 23.45 for the Irish.

Diarrheal diseases caused more than the average proportion of deaths.
208 VITAL STATISTICS.

WARD 19.

This ward contained 422 acres, 3,497 dweliiugs, and a total population of 36,244, giving 8.29 dwellings and
85.89 persons to the acre, with 10.36 persons to each dwelling. The ward was subdivided into three sanitary
districts.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by the old division line between Brooklyn and Williamsburg, Bedford,
Flushing, and Washington avenues, and Wallabout canal and channel. Area, 178 acres; population, 8,775; mambo
of persons to the acre, 49.30.

A considerable portion of this district was originally below the 10-foot contour line, and in the vicinity of
Wallabout bay was marshy in character, the marsh extendiug entirely through the district on about the line now
occupied by Kent avenue and Wallabout street.

This was originally a residential district with small dwellings and coutained some factories within the eastern
boundary.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| a
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION. |
Native. | Foreign.
{ fesse
AREAS. ti ; |
I, Both parents | One or both. parents | i
& | native. | foreign. | ates
Under 5 | 5 nder
Total. years. | ce |e = bi | Total. | “years
iis Under 5 || ; Under 5 :
Ii Total. years. || Total | years. jj :
i i i
rei owe . a os me Ses era, Tae El aoa t
The city.-.---.- 25. 00 93.78 | 25.48 91.92 | 24. 66 | 94.99 22. 26 54. 96
District A -.--. 23, 24 87.98 | 22.70 76. 51 | 23.71 | 97.49 24. 03 75.76
h | es
|
i DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHRERS WERE BORN IN—-
1
| i | ‘
' United States : + England and
4 oth Ireland. Germany. | Scotland. +
AREAS, (white). ‘ W Vales.
Under {15 years|| Under 15 years| Under |15 years nen 15 years' Under |15 y eed
5 and 15 | and 15 and and | 15 an
years. | over. | years. | over. |) years. | over. pears over. | years. | over.
' tscead|e oe |
I '
The city-.----- 45.76 13.89 |, 43.84 | 22.68 44.31 15. 46 32.42 16.95 | 29.86 16.41
District A ...-. 41.19 14. 80 | 40. 44 | 23. 32 54. 74 15. 30 43.01 19. 30 | 49.38: 14.07
'
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

AREAS. aS | Hj 7
Diphtheria Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- Cancer and iseases 0
and croup. | diseases. 1 fever. tion. | tumor. the urinary

| | organs.
Av ae: were | In |
The city..-.--- 164. 42 282. 58 23.13 393. 24 | 48.27 112. 87
District A -.-.-. 119. 46 218. 32 | 30. 89 282.17 | 63. 85 131. 82

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death: rate in this district was below the city average, but was above it for the
foreign. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was lowest for the Scotch
and Americans and highest for the Irish.

Typhoid fever, cancer and tumor, childbirth, diseases of the liver, diseases of the nervous system, and diseases
of the urinary organs caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DIstRicr B.—Bounded by the old division line between Brooklyn and Williamsburg, Broadway,
Rutledge street, and Bedford avenue. Area, 140 acres; population, 9,541; number of persons to the acre, 68.15.

This district occupied the highest land inthe ward, gently sloping on all sides. Private dwellings predominated.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

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DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

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Native.
pote eat = Bs cessed a
AREAS. Both parents | One or both parents |, |
; native. t foreign. I
: fe ene Underi sel “e . Under 5
| Total. years. | aay | Total. years,
| Total. Under 5 Total. Under 5 | |
, years. years.
ae os lak I, ‘ ts |
; | 7 F
The city ...---. 25.00 1 94.78 25.48 91,92 24. 66 94.99 222/26. 54. 96
District B....-. \ 15.53 | 62.57 17.16 12. 90 74.81 | BOG ag geass
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are}
Foreign. |
During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was very much below

NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

SANITARY DISTRICT B-—-Continued.

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—

 

United States

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ss England and |
(white). Ireland. | Germany. Wales. | Scotland.
AREAS.
Under /15 years Under 15 years]; Under |15 years | Under ‘15 years Ec Under 1s pears

15 and aud 15 and | 15 ; and jan
, years. | over. ears: over. | years. | over. |! years. | over. |; seach | oy

a Sea, —
The city....... 45. 76 | 13,99 | 48.84 | 22.68 |) 44.31! 15.46] 32.42, 16.95 | 29.86, 16.41
District B 29. 42 13.15 I 33. 33 16.89 |i 44.03 11. 04 12035 UIT |tossecces 20. 23

i | i

 

 

 

 

 

| AREAS.

The city -
District B

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 100,00

0 POPULATION DE TO--

 

Diphtheria
and croup.

 

 

 

 

|
i “phoi le Diseases of
ee | ee eee | Sere dens
“ ‘ | : organs.
| ese =I es
282.58 , 23.13 303.2 48.27 | 112. 87
134, 50 | 24. 63 229. 22 73. 85 115. 56

 

 

the city average.

209

For those 15

years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was lowest among the Germans and Americans
and highest among the Irish and English. For those under 15 years of age the highest death rate occurred ainong

the Germans.

has little significance as the mean population on which this rate is based was only 173.
Typhoid fever, cancer and tunor, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the average proportion

of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT C.—Bounded by Rutledge street, Broadway, and Flushing and Bedford avenues.

104 acres; population, 17,928; number of persons to the acre, 172.38.
A small portion of this district along the boundary between this and the Twenty-first ward was originally

swamp land, since filled in.
were principally of the tenement class.

938——14

In the eastern portion of the district was a small colored population.
The district contained a large varnish factory.
The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
Poe Oe ae ‘ =
AREAS. | Both parents : One or both parents
| | native. | foreign.
Total, | Cader 8 j ——________/_-_________..] gota. | Eades s
! |e ngs Under 5 | Under 5
; 1 Total. Sears, | Total. years. |
} es pdr ee a eS Se |
The city.... .. 25.00 ' 93.78 i 25.48 i 91.92 24. 66 94.99 | 22. 26 54. 96
District C ..... 26. 14 86. 70 ‘ 30, 60 | 20. 74 24. 4% / 84. G4 18. 70 44.72
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States ) a f i ea and | Other foreign
Riicas. “—(white). | Ireland. | Germany. ! Poland. | ~ countries.
——— | eR eee Se smelt | ey. By =
nae at ea aa
Under j15 years’ Under 15 years, Under |15 years Under ‘15 years|| Under \15 years
aud | 15 and | 15 and 15 and 15) and
years. | over. years. | over. || years. ; over. ' years. | over. years. | over.
i ’ bal = : : a. = =
im aia ee cee! : oa.
The city...-... 45. 76 13. 89 ; 43. 84 22.68) 44.81 15.46 . 2703) 5.85 56.11 18. 96
District C ..... 44.61 | 12.05 34.59 | 20. 36 47. 54 | 16.12 19.28 b........ 26. 08 9.76
= + sae ' ae see i a saeco caetaserle tees eos
ees ee
DEATH RATES PEN 100.000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. i | ee od -
“{ Diphtheria Diarrheal Typhoid Cousump- | : Whooping |
{ and croup, diseases. fever. niga : Pneumonia. cout ° |
aaa tl See’ ae 4 - | Cast
The city....... 164.42 282.58 ¢ 23.13 303, IL 230.06 | 26.18
District C ..... 149. 21 315,55 . 14.11 324 62 254. 90 35. 29

The rate for those 15 years of age and over whose mothers were born in Scotland was 20.23, but this

Area,

The dwellings
210 VITAL STATISTICS.

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was slightly below the city average, but was above it
for the native and below it for the children under 5 years of age of all classes. For those 15 years of age and
upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, no deaths occurred among the Russians, who numbered 174 on June
1, 1890. For the Americans the death rate was 12.05; for the Germans, 16.12; for the Irish, 20.36.

Diarrheal diseases, consumption, pneumonia, whooping cough, and childbirth caused more than the average
proportion of deaths.

WARD 20.

This ward covered an area of 410 acres, including 92 acres in the United States navy yard and 15 acres in
Washington park. The number of dwellings was 3,150, containing a total population of 24,136, making an average
of 79.66 persons and 10.40 dwellings to the acre, with 7.66 persous to each dwelling. The ward was subdivided
into three sanitary districts.

SANITARY: DISTRICT A.—Bounded by Flushing, Washington, Myrtle, and North Portland avenues. Area,
186 acres; population, 10,043, The navy yard was located, in part, in this district, excluding which the number
of persons to the acre was 106.84.

. A small portion of the district near the navy yard line was formerly marsh land. The buildings were
principally tenements and small dwellings, the first mentioned class predominating.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH KATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION. |
Native. Foreign.
areas. [| i i! ' i
2 | ! ! Both parents —_| One or both parents
\ ; ; native. q foreign.
| Under 5 | : ss Under 5
Total. years. i ea ; oe Total. | years.
nder 5 » Under 5
* i Total. years. Total. . years.
i i \ ne
jo Db ty esse. » 25.00 | 93.78 (jf 25.48 91.92 * 24. 66 | 94.99 22. 26 54. 96
; District As...) 23.21 | 83.90 | 25.52 | 82.67 21.29 | 85.68 27.26 | 33,33
|= Ane Le ul i :
i DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
|
| United States " Ireland \ German | England and . Canada
| ' (white). | = y- Wal les. 1 Daca:
I AREAS. I tt
i ! ‘| { ‘
l ratiug 15 years Under ‘15 years, Under }15 years|| Under 15 years. Under /15 years
i 15 and 1! and | and I 15 | and | and
| 1 |
| years. | over. eats | over. pa years. | over. } years. over. | years. | over.
|. 2 | | asc | ;
’ The city....... 45.76 13.89 | 43,84! 22.68’ 44.31! 15.46 | 32.42 16.95 | 35 3.44 | 14.33
District A ..... | 40.64 | 15.96 | 43.08! 29.02 | 55,56] 15.11 |) 33.71; 22.34 PL 5.72 | 18.78
i i . I ' |
| 3 ;
| i DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. | “Dis f
| Diphtheria , Diarrheal | Typhoid Consump- | Malarial Shee o
, and croup. diseases. | fever. tion. fever. CTD ALY)
i organs.
| |
| Thei¢ity.ccs05 : 164.42 | 282. 58 23.13 303, 24 32.62 | 112. 87
District A. .-. 184. C8 218.91; 18.24 315.09 34.83 | 142. 62
\ ( ‘ |

 

During the 6-year period the death rate m this district was slightly above the city avera ge, and was above it
for the foreign, but was much below it for the foreign children under 5 years of age. For those 15 years of age
and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was lowest among the Germans, being 15.11 as against 15.96
for the Americans and 22.02 for the Irish.

Malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, consumption, diseases of the liver, and diseases of the urinary organs
caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT B.—Bounded by Myrtle, Washington, La Fayette, and South Bartana avenues, and line
of latter continued through Washington park. Area 112 acres, 15 acres of which were.included in Washington
park. The population was 6,213 and the number of persons to the acre, exclusive of the park area, was 64.05.

This district contaived for the most part fine residences.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 241

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was very much below the city average.
years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
a as
AREAS: d | Both parents One or both parents
| s native. foreign.
: Under 5 Under 5
Total. | years. te Poa Total. years.
| nder 5 , | Under
| | Total. | “years. Total. years.
(aaa hen iss ee ee |—---—~ Ss Agee Aen “alee
i i
The city ..----- 25.00 | 93.78 | 25.48 | 91,92 24.66 |; 94.99 || 22. 26 54. 96
District B . 16.08 | 63.38 | 16. 97 | 63.75 Wee) 62.71 | 167 lec oeees
i c Bo ees

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

United States

Ireland. | Germany.

England and

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1 a
'
| i Scandinavia.
aREKS: (white). | Wales.
R
Vander sels years|| Under |15 years|| Under |15 years | Under liggearel! Under |15 years!
wand 15 and 15 and | 15 | and |! 15 and
weit over. | years. | over. || years. | over. || years. | over. | years. | over.
~ j ‘ : ' | | |
The city.....-- 45.76 | 13.89] 43.84) 22.68 '| 44.31 15. 46 i 32.42 | 16,95 45.50 | 9.13
District B -...- 27.63 | 14.19 25.46 | 10.96 27.78 | 11. 59 i 29.91 | 19.38 | sees 7.44
' ee } |
1
i DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. . 1
Diphtheria Diarrbeal Typhoid | Consump- | Malarial Cancer and
and croup. diseases. fever. | tion. fever. tumor.
| | escent
1
The city ..-...- 164. 42 | 282. 58 23.13 303. 24 32. 62 48.27
District B ..... 58. 98 | 75. 06 34. 85 ; 142. 08 40. 21 72. 38

 

 

 

 

 

 

Trish, 11.59 for the Germans, 14.19 for the Americans, and 19.38 for the English.
Typhoid fever, malarial fever, cancer and tumor, and childbirth caused, more than the average proportion of

deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT C.—Bounded by La Fayette, Washington, Atlantic, and South Portland avenues.
112 acres; population,

7,880; number of persons to the acre, 70.36.
The buildings were principally private dwellings, with some tenements inhabited by a small colored population.
The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

For those 15

7.44 for the Scandinavians, 10.96 for the

Area,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
I"
Native. i Foreign.
; f
AREAS: | Both parents | One or both parents i
| native. | foreign. |
|
Total. | Ware. ‘| | toll. |S
7 < - | Under 5 | Under 5 |
| Total. | years. | Total. | “Years. |
SS leceee!
The city ....... 25.00 | 93.78 |) 25.48 91.92 |, 24.66 : 94.99 22.26 | 54.96
District C..... 18. 07 76. 04 i 19.12 | 93.14 {| 16.07 | 60. 12 | 17.92 83. 33
a Se ee |
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United Stat |
nited States | pes
Me (white). Ireland. | Germany. | Scandinavia. Italy.
Under | 15 years Under 15 ves Under hs years|| Under |15 years|| Under /15 years
15 | and and | and 15 and 15 and
years. | over. aw, over. sae over. || years. | over. years. | over.
y y
| 4
The city ..-..-. 45.76 | 13.89 43. 84 22. 68 44.31, 15.46 45. 50 9.13 53. 62 7.89
District C..... 38. 81 | 14.11 45.58 | 19.52 35. 35 | 10. 49 31.75 6.76 27.21 3.06
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212 VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT C—Continued.

 

1 DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

 

 

AREAS.

 

 

 

Diphtheria Diarrheal | Typhoid © Consump- | Cancer and lHeart disease}
and croup. diseases. ; fever. ' tion. , tumor. and dropsy.
j !
Sense 5 Pees eet a
The city -. 164. 42 | 282. 58 | 23.13 | 303.24 : 48.27 |! 131.16
District C.. 63.41 150,07

 

126.82 j 8.45 | 249. 42 59.18

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much below the city average, but was above it
for the foreign children under 5 years of age. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces
of mothers, it was lowest among the Italians, being 3.06 as against 6.76 for the Scandinavians, 10.49 for the
Germans, 14.11 for the Americans, and 19.52 for the Irish. ;

Cancer and tumor and heart disease and dropsy caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

WARD 21.

This ward contained 475 acres, 4,814 dwellings, and a total population of 50,118, making an average of 105.51
persons and 10.13 dwellings to the acre, with 10.41 persons to each dwelling. The ward was subdivided into
five districts.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by Flushing, Marcy, Myrtle, and Bedford avenues. Area, 71 acres;
population, 9,982; number of persons to the acre, 140.59.

Tenements predominated in this district which contained a considerable German population.

The death rates iu this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION. |
4 eran
Native. Foreign.
Wy perc tse aes “a ene ee ae
AREAS. ' I Both parents | one or both parents : {
b 1 native. foreigu. i aa
Suder 5 |! | Underd
Total. | years. | | een Total. years.
IB ery ; Under a boy Under 5! !
i | Total | years. Hotel, 2 years. | d
2: -| | selec Jr poe ees
The city -..-..- 25. 00 93.78 | 25. 48 91.92. 24.66 | 94.99 22.26 ' 54.96
District A ..... , 29,86 82.58 | 37.26 113.64 | 21,53 + 68.87 | 90.06 | 36.59
| | | cana ee eye
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
oie aa ei keh Sa eres
United States | England and . |
AREAS. (white). Ireland. Germany. | Wales. ' Italy. !
al = Piensa ss
Under lb years; Under |15 years] Under |15 ceed Under 15 years|| Under [15 years
15 aud 15 and 15 and = | = 15 and 15 | and
years. over. I years. | over. || years. | over. | years. | over. |] years. | over.
ts, ' | —— ‘ eer anaes
The city ..-.-.. 45. 76 ; 13. 89 | 43. 84, 22. 68 | 44.3). 15.46 | 32.42 i 16. 95 53.62 | 7.89
District A..... 53. 95 13. 04 | 36. 73, os 22.56 || 24. 62 | 11.69 | 32.54 | 15.15 26. 04 5.8
a | ' | :
| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE To— 7
1
{ AREAS. sie haweae cies I denotes | : bee iat ee
j iphtheria iarrheal Typhoid Consunyp- | Grae Whooping
and croup. diseases. | fever, tion. | Meusles. | cong
i '
| | |_
The cily ------- 164.42 | 282.58 | 23,13 303.24 | 17.71 | 26.18
| District A ..... 158.62 | 330. 62 15.29 | 286.66 | 26.76 | 28.67 |
‘ ! | : '

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was slightly below the city average, but was considerably
above it for the native white of native parents. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces
of mothers, it was lowest among the Italians, being 5.38 as against 11.69 for the Germans, 13.04 for the Americans,
and 22.56 for the Ivish.

Diarrheal diseases, measles, and whooping cough caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

The proportion of stillbirths was 210.22 per 100,000 of population as against 179.01, the city average.

SANITARY DISTRICT B—Bounded by Myrtle, Marey, La Fayette, and Bedford avenues. Area, 80 acres;
population, 6,697; number of persons to the acre, 83,71.

‘This district contained first class residences.
The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
7 a
AREAS. i| Both parents One or both parents :
| native. foreign. :
. Minder:55|)) ee ‘ Under 5
Pol | yeure Under 5 | Unaers os | ae
naer o n nader
Total. years. Total. I years. ||
we atest oe | i. u
1
The city ....... 25. 00 93. 78 | 95.48 1 91.92 24. 66 | 94.99 22. 26 54. 96
District B ..... 23.55 93. 39 | 25. 84 ; 98. 15 20.67 | 87.52 23.29 | 9.80
| ‘ i
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERKE BORN IN—
United States ‘ England and
H ies (white). Ireland. Germany. Vales. Scotland.
‘ 5
Hl Under "5 years| Under ‘15 years|| Under hs years|| Under |15 years} Under |15 years
| | and 15 | and 15 | and 15 and 15 and
; years. | over. |] years. | over. |] years. | over. || years. | over. |) years. | over.
| esse i fees ek oe
| ; |
The city ..---.- 45.76 | 13.89 | 43.84 22.68 || 44.31 ; 15.46 || 32.42. 16.95 || 29.86] 16.41
District B ..... 42.30 | 16. 94 38.14: 21.98 39.68 13.72 28.30 | 22.63 \| 84.72 | 22.36
‘ : \
| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
i
AREAS. | s eva ( Beets acdc eal
Diphtheria Diarrheal | Typhoid ' Consump- | Malarial Heart disease
croup. | diseases. - tever. | tion. j fever. and dropsy.
| | ee
| The city ..----- 164.42 | 282. 58 23.13 303.24 | 32 62 ' 131.16
District B ..... 148.12 | 213.64 | 31.33 | 259. 21 39.88 | 219. 34
{ i

 

213

During the 6-year period the death rate in this distyict was below the city average, but was above it for the

native white of native parents, and for the foreign.

For those 15 years of age and upward, according to

birthplaces of mothers, it was lowest among the Germans, being 13.72 as against 16.94 for the Americans and

21.98 for the Irish.

Typhoid fever, malarial fever, whooping cough, heart disease and dropsy, childbirth, and diseases of the
nervous system caused more than the average proportion of deaths.
SANITARY DISTRICT C.—Bounded by Flushing avenue, Broadway, aud Sumner, Myrtie, and Marcy avenues.
Area, 92 acres; population, 14,918; nuinber of persons to the acre, 162.15.
The population of this district was largely German, living in tenements, which class of buildings predominated.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows

 

AREAS,

District C

The city ....

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   
  

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. | Foreign.
| i ge T a) fy
: : Both parents |, One or both parents | ‘| i
| { native. i foreign. i |
\
log ee s| : <n pe tu 8 Ne, Re Dealt Under 5
Yotal. years. a i | Total | years,
loom, nder 5 |) mn Under 5
Total. years. i Total. years. i
25. 00 93. 78 25. 48 91.92 i 24. 66 9£.99 | 22.26 | 54. 96
32. 04 108. 03 39. 78 103. 59 | 29, 86 109.93 | 22.18 | 102. 15
3 1

 

 

 

 

A
ARK (white). Ss Wales. Poland.
2 oe ee
|
“Under 15 years Under 15 years, i Under 15 years}; Under 15 years | Under |15 years
15 and 15 and 15 | and and 15 and
i _Years. | over. years.! over. i years. | over. years.| over. | years. | over.
ee
The City sees: © 15. 76 13. 89 43.84 22.68 44.31) 15.46 | 82:49 16.95 | 27.03: 5.85

District C

i
senor | 57.83 5 14.75 65.82 34.52 || 48.97 | 17.31 32.11 | 11.87 | 16. 20 i 2. 87
! ‘

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—

 

' United States | i

Ireland. Russia and

England and ;

Germany. | '
'
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214 VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT C—Continued.

 

DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

 

 

 

AREAS. Y | 7
Diphtheria | Diarrheal | i eta | Consump- Whooping ; Cancer and
and croup. diseases. | ever. | tion. cough. tumor.

| |

' i
The city -...... 164. 42 282. 58 | 23.13 | 303. 24 | 26.18 | 48.27 |
District C ..... 241. 68 | 395. 12 | 16.62 ; 364, 43 31.97 | 60.10 |

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably above the city average, especially
for the native white of native parents and for the foreign children under 5 years of age. For those 15 years of age
and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was lowest among the Russians, of whom there were 133 on
June 1, 1890, being 2.87 as against 14.75 for the Americans, 17.31 for the Germans, aud 34.53 for the Irish.

Diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, consumption, whooping cough, cancer and tumor, childbirth, and
diseases of the nervous system caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

The number of stillbirths per 100,000 of population was 259.58 as against 179.01, the city average.

SANITARY DISTRICT D.—Bounded by Myrtle, Sumner, La Fayette, and Marcy avenues. Area, 100 acres;
population, 7,312; number of persons to the acre, 73.12.

The district contained a good class of residences.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
j
Native. | Foreign.
| |
1 1
eee | i Both parents | One or both parents
| native. i foreign.
. Under5 Under 5
Total. | years. | ae i anaes | Total. years.
\ nder 5 ; Under
Teal, | Pe | Total. | “Years. |
The city ....-.. 25. 00 : 93. 78 25.48 91.92 24. 66 | 94.99 22. 26 54. 96
District D ..... 16.43 | 65.15 f 16.14 62. 63 16.91 69. 60 18.25 | 37.04
' ! ' !
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States 2 England and |
EEN (white). Ireland. Germany. | ales, | Scotland.
\|
1 ae 1
; |!
Under |15 years|; Under |15 years|; Under |15 years|| Under |15 years,| Under |15 years
45 and 1 and 15 and and j| 15 and
' years. | over. |; years.; over. || years. | over. || years. | over. years. | over.
ee en, eg belle
The city ....... | 45.76 | 13.89 || 43.84 | 292.68 |) 44.31, 15.46 | 32.42 | 16.95 / 29.86 | 16.41
District D...-. | 28. 67 | 13.69 |; 7.88! 18.93 40.26 | 12.95 | 9.35 16.28 || 5.95 | 20.83
siaes eee gba gee beliaese Alltec
| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. ies \ : 7
| Diphtheria | Diarrheal | Typhoid Consump- Malarial Cancer and
| and croup. diseases. ' tever. tion. fever. | tumor.
t 1 1
7 |
The city .-..-.- 164.42 i 282.585 | 23.13! 303.24 | 32.62 5 48. 27
District D .....! 96.52, 127.82 | 26.09 | 177.39 46.96 | 49.56
| ; : :

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much below the city average. For those 15 years
of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was 12.05 for the Germans, 13.69 for the Americans, and
18.93 for the Irish.

Typhoid fever, malarial fever, and cancer and tumor caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT E.—Bounded by Broadway, La tayette, and Sumner avenues. Area, 132 acres;
population, 11,209; number of persons to the acre, 84.92.

This district contained private dwellings and tenemeuts in about equal proportions.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 215

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
the seeds
AREAS: | Both parents | One or both parents |
| native. | foreign.
| Under 5 etre sed Under 5
Total. | years. ame | a Total. years
| " nder nder 5
| Total. Nears: Total. years. | |
eS [ate ee oe 1 - Tec als.e eee ee
“The city......-. 25.00 | 93.78 25. 48 91.92 x 24. 66 94.99 22. 26 54. 96
District E ..... 23. 28 84.30 | 24.84 | 78.84 | 22.21 | 88. 42 | 20,38 16. 67
‘ | i i : ll gages
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States | | England and ;
ahah Treland. | Germany. - } Scotland.
AREAS. (white). i Wales.
| 1
Under jis years'| Under hs years! Under {15 years’! Under lis years ' Under 53 x ears)
15 | and 15 and 15 and | 15 and mb |
years. 4 over. ‘| years. | over. | years. | over. | years. | over. | years. | even
! \|_ Senaaee \
' ; | '
The city...-.-. 45.76 13. 89 43. 84 22.68 |, 44.31 | 15. 46 i 32. 42 16.95 i 29.86; 16.41
District E ..... 38.71 13. 90 41.67 | 20,02 | 43.37 14. 59 | 24. 85 | 15.45 i 26. 32 | 23, 33
| ; 1 i
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. wood . ' ( : !
7 Diphtheria | Diarrheal ; Typhoid ; Consump- Scarlet Malarial
and croup.”| diseases. | fever. \ tion. fever. fever.
The city..--.-- 164. 42 282.58 | 23.13 : 303. 24 42.48 32. 62
District E ..... 129.34 | 270. 60 18.72 243.37 44. 25 49.35

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average, especially for the children
under 5 years of age. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was 13.90 for
the Americans, 14.59 for the Germans, and 29.02 for the Irish. :

Scarlet fever, malarial fever, childbirth, and diseases of the liver caused more than the average proportion of
deaths.

WARD 22.

The total area of this ward was 1,355 acres, Prospect park, with an area of 514 acres, being located in this ward.
Excluding the park area, there were 841 acres containing 6,170 dwellings with a total population of 50,250, the
number of persous to the acre being 59.75 and the number to each dwelling 8.14, with 7.34 dwellings to the acre.

Except along the eastern boundary of the ward and in the vicinity of the Gowanus canal, the land was well
elevated, being mostly above the 40-foot level and rising very uniformly to about 175 feet. The ward was subdivided
into six sanitary districts.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by Flatbush and Ninth avenues, Union street, and Fourth avenue. Area,
145 acres; population, 14,122; number of persons to the acre, 97.39.

This district contained considerable vacant laud, which was rapidly being improved, and the buildings were
principally residences of the first class.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| Ss eye a ty
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION. |
1 et
! |
Native. Foreign. |
AREAS. | ‘ Both parents I° One or both parents ;
| native. foreign.
: Under 5 i 1 ' Under 5
Total. —= ei ‘al. nder 5
otal | years. Did | Soles aa Petal i years.
' i nder 5 nder 5
| Total. years. | Total. years. z
Las i ' pos i 4
The city....... 25.00 | 93.78 25, 48 | 91.92 ; 24. 66 94.99 22.26 | 54.96
District A ..... 14.76 ' 52. 69 - 14.71 47.21 14. 82 58. 74 13. 68 24. 69

 

 

 
216

VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT A—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
oe ea rie Ireland. | . Germany. enpind and, | Scandinavia.
AREAS, . :
Under {15 years}; Under 15 years Boden 15 years)! Under /15 years! Under 1s yéard
15 and 15 and | and 15 and | : and
years. | over. || years. | over. | gars, over. || years. | over. years. | over.
i | | Wad Shy
|
The city_...... 45.76 | 13.89 43.84 | 22.68 | 44.31] 15.46 | 32.42 | 16. 95 | 45. 50 9.13
District A..... 25.68 | 10.88 24.84} 13.26 | 35.92 9.76 11,52 | 12. 05 21.14 | 5. 63
| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS, i 2 ; i
Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- Pneumonia. Old age.
_ and croup. i diseases.” tever. tion. |
pe a | pared =
The city....... 164.42 j 282. 58 23.13 303. 24 230.06 | 31, 37
District A oe] 96. 95 123. 00 18. 81 160. 62 109. 97 | 47,75

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much below the city average. For those 15 years
of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was 5,63 for the Scandinavians, 9.76 for the Germans,
10.88 for the Americans, and 13.26 for the Irish.

Old age caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT B.—Bounded by Union street, Ninth avenue, Third street, Fifth avenue, First street,
and Fourth avenue. Area, 136 acres; population, 5,984; number of persons to the acre, 44.00.

The characteristics of this district were similar to cine of district A.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

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DEATH RATES PER 1.00) WHITE POPULATION.
7
Native. | Foreign.
t 1
AREAS. | | Both parents | One or both parents |
i A native. i foreign.
; | Under 5 tans Under d
Total. [eae © ea ! Total. years.
a nder5 ' Under 5
Total. years. | Total. | years. | |
ates = aH)
7 : | :
The, city eec<05 25. 00 i 93.78 | 25. 48 91. 92 24.66 | 94.99 22. 26 54.96
District B ..... 14.56 35.43 | 14. 02 16. 23 15. 27 | 70.18 | 13.51 66. 67
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States | it
nited ates || . . England and i es
lee (white). | Treland. Germany. Vales. Seandinavia.
Under 15 etal Under lis years “Under hs years | “Under 15 years! Under /15 years
| and and } 15 and 1b and
ines: BS vee ac ; over. '' years. | over. years. | over. || years. | over.
| 0 ke 2ihe
The city....... 45.76 | 13. 89 43.84 | 22. 68 44, 31 | 15.46) 32.42! 16.95 |] 45.50! 9.33
District B ..... 24.95 9. 20 ' 28.17 | 16.59 31.841 7.22 i 34.48 9. 80 34.48 | 3.25
: !
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. iain : i sree | 7
iphtheria ; Diarrheai Typhoid Consump- ei
and croup. diseases. fever. tion. : Pneumonia. | Childbirth.
as Nadipapaelontietalehiet inne Naw ely I Sipe | reap a
The city....-.. 164.42 | 282. 58 23.13 303.24 | 230. 06 | 20. 02
District B -.... 126. 34 122.93 | 17,07 198, 05 | 112. 68 | 10, 24
!

 

 

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was very much below the city average, but was above

it for the foreign children under 5

5d years of age.

For those 15 years

s of age and upward, according to birthplaces

of mothers, it was 3.25 for the Scandinavians, 7.22 for the Germans, 9.20 for the Americans, 9,80 for the English,
and 16.59 for the Irish.

The death rates from all specified causes were below the average,
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 217

SANITARY DISTRIcr C.—Bounded by Third street, Ninth avenue, Ninth street, and Fifth avenue. Area, 112
acres; population, 4,390; number of persons to the acre, 39.20.

This district was similar in character to the preceding districts in this ward.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. | Foreign.
7 |
AREAS: Both parents __ || One or both parents
native. | foreign.
Under5 | Under i
Total. years. dace | ieee |" Total. years.
‘4 nder 5 ; nder
Total. years. | Total. years.
The city ..-.-.- 25. 00 95. 78 25. 48 91.92 | 24. 66 94.99 | 22. 26 54.96
District C...... 15. 76 50. 15 17.05 58.51 | 13. 56 39. 01 | 17. 87 | 83.33
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States © England and | di
(white). Ireland. Germany. | Wales. | Scandinavia.
AREAS. j A
Under /15 years) Under |15 years,| Under /15 years | Vader 15 ear Undee 15 years
15 and || 15 and 15 and and
years. | over. '|| years.| over. || years. | over. |! y om bhi y on over.
| Y sleeseal
The city -....-. 45.76 | 13.89 43.84 | 22.68 44.31 15. 46 32.42 16.95 || 45.50 9.13
District C...... 30.45 | 11.98 36.11 16. 36 25. 00 12. 87 15. 43 14. 83 | 55. 36 8.59
| ‘
eee Se eer
! DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
i
Vases
AREAS. ' a a e
| Diphtheria Diarrheal Typhoid | onsump- ec ancer an
: and croup. diseases. tever. tion. Pneumonia. tumor.
1
: ee i
The city ....-.. : 164. 42 282. 58 23.13 303. 24 230. 06 | 48,27
District C....-- ' 125. 66 134. 97 27.93 139. 63 121.01 | 69. 81

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much below the city average, but was above it for
the foreign children under 5 years of age. For those 15 years of age and upward, according tc birthplaces
of mothers, it was 8.59 for the Scandinavians, 11.98 for the Americans, 12.87 for the Germans, and 16.36 for the
Irish. Typhoid fever and cancer and tumor caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY District D (includes Prospect park).—Bounded by Ninth street, Ninth avenue, Prospect park
line, city line, and Prospect and Fifth avenues. Area, including Prospect park, 710 acres (excluding the park, 196
acres), containing a population of 12,378, giving 63.15 persons to the acre.

This district occupied high land with a uniform slope, and contained many fine residences.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WITTE POPULATION.
Native. i Foreign.
i ‘
AREAS: | Both parents | One or both parents
| native. | foreign, i ‘
ee Under 5 . Under 5
Total. years.” | | Total. years.
i Under i |} Under 5
Total. years. i Total. years. |
| 1 |
| \ | !
The city ....... 25.00 93. 78 25.48 91.92 24.66 ' 94.99 ! 99.96 | 54.96
District D...-. 19. 62 67.89 || 18.47 63.15 20.80 ° 72. 68 19. &8 68.15
Ce Lene Hl H : a
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States e ' England and |
apene: (white). Ireland. Germany. Wales. ! Scotland.
t
ay \
1
Under |15 years) Under 15 vears'| Under |15 years|| Under he year orl Under 15 years
15 and 15 and | 15 and 15 aud || and
years. | over. | years. | over. || years. | over. || years.) over. |) y eae over. |
? : !
. pt mak. ih | sieves :
| The city -...-.- 45.76 | 13.89 43.84 ° 229.68 44.31 15. 46 32.42 | 16.95 | 29.86 16. 41 :
| District D ..... 36. 62 9.95 38.23 ° 19.87 33.95 | 13.19 22.76 13. 05 18. 75 9.69
| Aes

 

 

 

 

 

 
218 VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT D—Continued.

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
Pee Dipitheia | Diarheat | typtoa | c Di f
iphtheria | iarrhea ‘vphoi | onsump- a iseases 0
and croup. | diseases. tever. i tion. Childbirth. the liver.
| | |
i |
The city ....--. 164. 42 | 282. 58 28.13 | 303. 24 | 20. 02 35. 95
District D ..-.. 181.59 | 216. 26 9.90 | 214. 61 | 21. 46 37.97
i |

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average, but was above it for the
foreign children under 5 years of age. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of
mothers, it was:9.89 for the Scotch, 9.95 for the Americans, 13.19 for the Germans, and 19.87 for the Irish.

Diphtheria and croup, childbirth, and diseases of the liver caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT E.—Bounded by First street, Fifth avenue, Ninth street, and Gowanus canal. Area, 123
acres; population, 2,640; number of persons to the acre, 21.46.

This district occupied the lowest tract of land in the ward, being almost entirely within the limits of the original
swamp, extending northward from Gowanus bay. A large portion of the district was entirely under water at high
tide.

The buildings in this district were principally tenements, with some factories.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
AREAS, Both parents One or both parents
native. foreign.
* , Under5 Under 5
Total. | “years. ; Giieus : i Soaens Total. | ‘years.
| nder nder
‘ Total. years. Total. years.
. oe naa Ie a
Mh ee 3525. 25.00 | 93.78 25. 48 91.92 24.66 | 94, 99 22. 26 54. 96
District © ..--. 28.78 100. 79 35, 22 121. 86 24. 54 | 88. 54 31. 83 125. 00
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
Te Fa ee
SMe Ireland. Germany. =n ts Scandinavia.
AREAS. |
Under ‘15 xe ae U ndery ‘1 years}! Under 15 years:| Under hs years); Under |15 years
Pa i and 15 and 15 and 15 and
years, | ise Oe. | yore. over. || years.| over. || years.| over. || years. | over.
The city....-.- 45. 76 | 13. 89 43.84 | 22.68 44.31 15. 46 32. 42 | 16. 95 45.50 9.13
District E ..... 57. 86 | 16. 59 44,69 | 29.43 80.73 | 22.86 59.14 | 14.39 33. 33 G14
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. mead | ]
Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid Cousump- Scarlet Malarial
' and croup. | diseases. fever. tion. | fever. fever.
i eal sce
The city. -.-- | 164.42 | 289.58 23.13 303. 24 42. 48 32. 62
District E ..... | 270. 94 | 278. 68 38. 71 294. 16 54,19 46.45

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much above the city average. For those 15 years
of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was 7.14 for the Scandinavians, 14.39 for the English,
16.59 for the Americans, and 29.43 for the Irish.

Typhoid fever, malarial fever, diphtheria and croup, measles, cancer and tumor, heart disease and dropsy,
diseases of the nervous system, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the average proportion of
deaths. The proportion of stillbirths was very great, being 464.47 per 100,000 of population as against 179.01, the
city average.

SANITARY DISTRIcY F.—Bounded by Ninth street, Fifth nape Prospect avenue, and Gowanus canal.
Area, 129 acres; population, 10,736; number of persons to the acre, 83.22.

A large portion of this district ing west of Third avenue was originally marsh land. East of Third avenue
the ground rises gradually to about 90 feet above sea level.

The district contained private dwellings and tenements in about equal numbers.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. ; 219

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. Foreign.
1
AREAS; Both parents | One or both parents
native. foreign.
5 Under 5 Under 5
Total. years. poke atene Total. years.
nder § nder
Total. years. Total. years.
| |
The city ....... 25. 00 93. 78 25. 48 91. 92 | 24. 66 | 94.99 22. 26 54. 96
District F ..... 26. 50 98.45 ° | 26. 88 93. 80 26. 21 i 101. 87 25.90 114. 04
1 I
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
United States Ireland. Germany. Canada. Italy.
(white). y v
AREAS.
Under |15 years!| Under |15 years’|| Under /|15 years'| Under |15 years | Under |15 years}
15 and 15 and 15 and 15 and 15 and
years. ; over. |! years. ; over. |! years. | over. || years. | over. |! years. | over.
i
| ;
The city .------ 45.76 | 13.89 43.84 | 22.68 |, 44.31] 15.46 | 33.44) 14.33 53. 62 7. 89
District F ...-.. 47.65 14.72 58.12 | 27.10 | 47.52 13. 48 ! 28.41 11. 81 53.76 | 20.55
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
ia Diphtheria | Diarrheal | Typhoid | C Scarlet
iphtheria iarrhea ‘vphoi onsump- ¢ carle’
and croup. diseases. fever. tion. ! Pneumonia. fever.
The city .-.-.-- 164. 42 282. 58 23.13 308.04 | 220. 06 42. 48
District F ..... 226. 51 908,36 | ciscecaxsice 279.81 | 245. 55 74. 23

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was above the city average, especially for the foreign
children under 5 years of age. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers,
it was 11.81 for the Canadians, of whom there were 155 on June 1, 1890; 13.48 for the Germans; 14.72 for the
Americans; 20.55 for the Italians, of whom there were 90 on June 1, 1890; and 27.10 for the Irish.

Scarlet fever, diphtheria and croup, diarrheal diseases, pneumonia, measles, whooping cough, childbirth, and
diseases of the nervous system caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

WARD 23.

The area of this ward was 422 acres, including one park of about 8 acres; the total population was 29,348 in
4,257 dwellings, the number of persons to each dwelling being 6.89 and the number of persons to the acre 70.89.
The ward was subdivided into three districts.

SANITARY District A.—Bounded by La Fayette, Sumner, Gates, and Bedford avenues. Area, 134 acres, 8
acres of which were included in one park. The population was 9,553, and the number of persons to the acre,
exclusive of the park area, was 75.82.

This district was residential, and the character of the dwellings was of the best.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
a |
| Native. Foreign.
'
|
| AREAS. ; Both parents One or both parents t
| native. foreign. |
a Under 5 |! | Ta ee Under5
| Total. years. | aes | ome | Total. years.
nder nder
i Total years. | Total. years.
: ; ea | |
The city -...... 25.00 | 93.78 | 25.48 } 91.92 | 24. 66 £4.99. | 22.26 | 54.96 |
District A... .. 18,75 ; 73. 63 19. 87 74.45 - 16. 27 71.93 i 20. 36 55. 56 |
' 1 lL .

 

 

 

 
220 ,

VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT A—Continued.

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—

i !
i England and |

 

United States

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

yo <
(white). : Ireland. | Germany. Wales. Scotland.
AREAS. | :
i
|
Under hs years ‘| Under 15 years|/ Under /15 years|/ Under /15 years | Under 15 years
15 and || 15  $ and 15 and 15 and . 15 i and
years. | over. | years. | over. years. | over. years. | over. years. over.
el 1 ! | } sedis fae
| 1
The city ....-.- 45.76 | 13.89 | 43. 84 22. 68 44.31 15. 46 | 32.42 | 16.95 | | 29. 86 | 16. 41
District A ....| 34.02] 15.40 | 41.97 | 18. 21 31.13 9. 63 | 15.33 | 16.46 7.23 | 25.77
hg gt a ae ee al | eta geste ome tata Ns te 2 Dea heeled
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. ; i A |
Dinhtheria Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- Malarial- | Cancer and
and croup. | diseases. fever. tion. fever. tumor.
| nad
i i
The city.....-. 164, 42 | 282.58 | 23.13 303.24 | 32. 62 48.27
District A ..... 95. 05 i 157. 70 | 28. 08 207.39 | 38. 89 66.97
{ i

 

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably below the city average, but was

above it for the foreign children

under 5 years of age.

For those 15 years of age and upward, according to

birthplaces of mothers, it was 9.63 for the Germans, 15.40 for the Americans, and 18.21 for the Irish.
Malarial fever, cancer and tumor, and heart disease and dropsy caused more than the average proportion of

deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT B.—Bounded by Gates avenue, Sumner aveaue, Hancock street, and Bedford avenue.
Area, 134 acres; population, 9,479; number of persons to the acre, 70.74.

This was also a residential district, containing private dwellings of the best class.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
Native. | Foreign.
t
AREAS. | : ia
Both parents One or both parents |}
GG native. foreign. |
5 nder 5 5 Under 5
Total. years. | : Total. | Years.
i Under 5 | Under 5
Total. | years. Total. , years.
———— | —_--- , -
The Cit¥cisesa. 25. 00 93. 78 25. - 91. 92 24.66 | 94.99 22. 26 : 54. 96
District B..... 17.52 60. 08 17.9 Sf 58. 58 16.31 | 63. 76 14.00 iiclntee eced
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN INX—‘
Pulled states | | I eeiand wwe |
a 1 4 Ss! 1 7 | ngland and 7
eae: (white). 1 Ireland. Germany. | Wal les: | Scotland.
| |
Under 5 al Under 15 years}! | Under 15 years ; Under 15 years} Under 15 years
13 and and | 15 , and and | and
years. | over. P ae: | over. || years. | over. || sais, | Over, | os | over.
| !
2 j :
| | !
PGC Sie cicicia 45. 76 13. 89 vn 43.84 | 22.68 44.31 15.46 |: 32.42 5 16.95 || 29.86 + 16.41
: f |
District B ...-. 27.15 14. 76 39.06 | 11.33 22.11 10. 09 | 41. 03 | 17. 90 | 25.00 | 20. 20
‘ 4 1 |
a == =. —===- as -
: DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
!
AREAS. : 1 |
| Diphtberia | Diarrheal | Typhoid Consump- ~, | Malarial
| end croup. | diseases. | tever. | tion. Pneumonia. i fever.
1 | | = ee + | |] Se
The city ....... 1 164.42 | a 58 | B13 | 303. 24 230.06. | 32. 62
i t
District B..... | 89.25 | 72 as 69.66 | 213.34 | 145. 86 | 28. 30
| |

 

During the 6-year period the

death rate in this district was much below the city average. .

For those 15 years

of age avd upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was 10.09 for the Germans, 11.33 for the Irish, 14.76 for

the Americans, and 17.90 for the !

suglish.

Typhoid fever caused more than the average proportion of deaths.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

221

SANITARY District C.—Bounded by Hancock street, Sumner avenue, Fulton street, Albany, Atlantic, and
Franklin avenues, Brevoort place, and Bedford avenue. Area, 154 acres; population, 10,316; number of persons

to the acre, 66.99.

This district was residential in character, and the dwellings may be classed as of the best in the city.
The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

|
|

 

 

 

Native. | Foreign. \
sees :
AREAS. , Both parents One or both parents | |
I native. foreign. i
eqs Under 5! Bonn Underd
| Total. | vcars. | ' sai Total years.
! Se Under s i Under 5
Total. . years. Total. years. 1
ine ee ee, ' ot Pee I = ae
TRG by soos 23.000) 93.78 | 25.48 91.92 | 24.66 | 94.99 | 22, 26 54. 96
District C ..... 16.51 | 66.10 | 16.92 "60,32 15.69 | 74.07 | 16.92 | 30.30
ui pea | : Apc peutic OA
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
an are | Sugland and ||
Tnited States | i sa ak England andj;
oon avhite). Ireland. : Germany. | Vales. | Canada.
: | : \ es
Under 15 years’ Under 15 years : Under 15 years'| Under 15 years | Under /15 years
, and. s15 ; and 15 and | 15 | and | 15 | and
_years. over, | years. | over. | years. over. | years. | over. years. | over.
: | ar yee i ; ee eae a
The city....... 45.76 | 13.89, 43.84 99.68 | 44.31! 15.46 || 32.42 16.95 ‘ 33. 44 I 14.33
District C.....- | 29.03 | 12.95 |) 48.65 | 16.25] 56.09 5.51 |] 20.62 ec 59 a 4.00 | 9.17
li I
Leia eo ——————
! DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. Rice ee ne Be ote Sg = wari
| Diphtheria Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- ‘ «, Heart disease
_ andcroup. , diseases. fever. tion. Heunfon iar | and dropsy.
pa ale fare We a a es aa _ ee faa =| songeeeesas *
1 ‘
The city -.-. -' 164. 42 282. 58 23.13 203, 24 | 230.06 | 131. 16
District C...... : 96. 03 102. 63 28. 01 214. 06 | 142. O04 188. 04
|

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much below the city average.
of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was 5

16.25 for the Irish.

For those 15 years

5.51 for the Germans, 12.95 for the Americans, and

Typhoid fever and heart disease and dropsy caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

WARD 24.

This ward had a total area of 1,181 acres, the number of dwellings was 2,110, containing a total population ot

16,7

71, the number of persons to the acre being 14.20 and the number to each dwelling 7.95.

This ward was all good, high ground, being almost entirely above the 60-foot level, ranging up to about 150 feet,
and the grade being, for the most part, moderate aud uniform. The ward was subdivided into five districts.

SANITARY DISTRICT

Area, 131 acres; population, 3,555; number of persons to the acre, 27.14.
The district was residential in character, with a good class of private dwellings.
The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

A.—-Bounded by Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn avenue, Park place, and Franklin avenue.

 

 

AREAS.

The city
District A

DEATH RATES PEK 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

1
| Goth parents One or both parents

: native. forvign.
1 Under 5 Nene 2 RS AS
Total. | years. | eo e
| . , Under 5 1 nder 5
Total. i years. Total. | years.
ie ee te aes e cae, gheeecocll
25. 00 93.78 3 | 25. 48 91.92 24.66 | 94. 99 |
15.78 63.38 | 14.49 49. 38 18. 68 ‘
\

87.61 i
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Foreign.

{
rate Under 5
Total years

1

|

A i
22, 26 | 54.96 |
15,03" [ees keane
222

VITAL STATISTICS.

SANIT

ARY DISTRICT A—Continued.

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—

 

United States

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| |
e England and | in a
Laces (white). | Ireland. Germany. eval Vales. Scandinavia.
Under |15 years Under i15 years Under 15 years! Under 15 years! Under /15 years|
; 15 Il 15 and 15 and |! 15 and 15 and
I years. De | years. | over. years. over. || years. | over. || years. | over.
\
I"
' Phe lige. eccas 45.76 | 13.89 43.84 | 22.68 | 44.31 | 15. 46 | 32.42 , 16.95 45. 50 9.13
District A | 24.55 ; 12.06 32.05 | 14.18 i 51. 83 10.91 37. 63 22. 46 3. 33
esi seecalls 4 t
DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO
AREAS. i é | ania
Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid | onsump- +, falaria,
and croup. diseases. fever. tion. | Paeuuonia. tever.
A |
I
The city -...... 164. 42 282.58 | 23.13 | 303. 24 | 230. 06 32. 62
District A ..... 34.11 79.53 | 34.11 221. 69 | 85. 27 11. 37
!

 

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much below the city average.
age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was 10.91 for the Germans, 12.06 for the Americans, and 14.18

for the Irish.

Typhoid fever caused more than the average proportion of deaths.
SANITARY DISTRIct B.—Bounded by Atlantic avenue, Utica avenue, Park place, and Brooklyn avenue.
Area, 162 acres; population, 6,210; number of persons to the acre, 38.33.
This district was also residential in character, the dwellings being of the good class.
The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE PUPULATION.
‘ 1
1 Native. | Foreign.
- |
| AREAS: Both parents _! One or both parents |
| q native. | foreign. |
{ » Under 5 | 4 Hod Under 5
| Total. | years. : 5 i Total. years.
i Under i | 3 nder 5
i Total. | ‘Years, | Total. | seats
| | | |
: i | 1" i
| The city....... 25.00 93.78) 25.48 | g1.92 | 24.66 94.99 | 22, 26 54.96
; District B...- 20.86 | 98.98 | 29. 29 | 141.76 i 14. 69 72.77 | 15. 73 95. 24
| a | i i
i DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
[ | ; ;
! United States | : ‘ | England and b
: niexe (white) i Ireland. | Germany. ' Wales. | Italy.
3 s. i: ! | i -
nani ee een | \ | '
1
Under om searal Under ii years}! ‘Eudge ‘15 years! Under |15 years} Under 15 years
15 | au | 15 | and | and 15 | and 15 | and
years.’ over. | years. ; over. | eae "over. || years.; over. || years. ' over.
: f pag |
The city....... 45.76 | 13.89} 43.84 | 22.68 |) 44.31 | 15.46 || 32.42} 16.95 | 53.62 | 7.89
District B..... 39.61! 15.37 || 16.22° 1: | 98.32! 16.72 | 20.65 | 8.93 |........ ieesesas
i f |
DEATIT RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
AREAS. :
Diphtheria Diarrheal Typhoid Consump- Malarial ; Diseases of
; and croup. diseases. fever. tion. fever. ! the liver.
! lee octet po ee
The city....... 164.42 282. 58 23.13 303. 24 | 32. 62 \ 35. 95,
District B 126. 90 | 341. 66 16. 27 ; 188.73 | 35.79 | 58. 57
i

 

 

 

 

 

For those 15 years of

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average, but was above it for the
children under 5 years of age. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was 8.93
for the English, 13.15 for the Irish, 15.37 for the Americans, and 16.72 for the Germans.

Malarial fever, diarrheal diseases, cancer and tumor, heart disease and dropsy, and diseases of the liver
caused more than the average proportion of deaths.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 23
SANITARY DISTRICT C.—Bounded by Atlantic avenue, Howard avenue, Park place, and Utica avenue.
Area, 131 acres; population; 2,081, number of’ persons to the acre, 15.89.
This district contained principally private dwellings, with a considerable number of tenement houses.
The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  
  
  

 

 

 

 

| I
; DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.
! ee
i Native. Foreign.
; AREAS. | ‘ Both parents ii Lene or both parents
native. foreign.
Under & || ek et Oe eet) | Under 5
| Total. | “years. | Fae i a |) Total. | years.
ii | 5 5 i
\ iy | nder 2 /nder o
|| Total. pear Be | cee. |
ee ee es
| The city.-...-. 25.00 | 93.78 | 25.48 91.92 24. 66 94. 99 | 22.26 ) 54.96
| District C ..... 28.81 | 104.35 35.86 | 125.60 25.57 9477 |, (2297 teessezeass
!
| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IX—
: i j |
: United States |! ; England and ;| Other foreign
| ens : (white). | Ireland. | Germany. | ral Vales. | countries.
i es i
i | Wess
| , Under 15 el Under 15 sears Wander 15 years|: ' Under |15 years! Under lis years:
i » 15 and | and || and | 15 and 15 | and
} years. over. | xen over. waaay over. || years. | over. || years. | over.
| ‘ aon | A : gees \
I 4 1 ' |
| The city......- | 45.76 13.89 | 43.84 22.68 | 44.01 1546) 82.22 16.95 56.11 | 18.96
| District C...... 55.99, 11.23 |] 34.01 21.49 | 75.00 18.89 | $31.25, 12.30" 33.331 7.75
ihe ! | ie
| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
| AREAS. ete dag Cr ete Pe ae et ote oa ee Al Spy date deem (heyy ee ee
| | Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoid + Consump- Scarlet | Cancer and
| ' and croup. diseases. | fever. tion. fever. I tumor.
ene op eee es zt aaa
The city ..----- 164. 42 282.58 | 23.13 303. 24 42.48 48.27
1 . ‘ :
District C...-.. \ 145. 69 359. 36 48.56 291.38 | 87. 41 17.70
i

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was above the city average, especially for the native
white of native parents under d years of age. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces
of mothers, it was 11.23 for the Americans, 18.89 for the Germans, and 21.49 for the Irish.

Scarlet fever, typhoid fever, diarrheal diseases, pneumonia, measles, cancer and tumor, diseases of the liver,
diseases of the nervous system, and diseases of the urinary organs caused more than the average proportion of
deaths.

SANITARY DIStRict D.—Bounded by Atlantic avenue, East New York avenue, Park place, and Howard
avenue. Area, 103 acres; population, 1,683; number of persons to the acre, 16.34.

This district was mostly suburban in character, and contained small dwellings.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

|

Native. | Foreign.

' - os

; i | a |
AREAS | Both pareuts | One or both parents |
native. | foreign. | |
Under 5 | Sep TH ad a Under 5
Total years. | | an =! i i Total. | years
1 nder 5 (! Under 5 ! !
. Total. | years. | Total | years :

Tee Panera (ote . = ete { Sse i | | | Se ie
The city....... 25.00 | 93.78 | 25.48 91.92 ) 24.66 | 94.99 | 22.96 | 54.96
District D ..-.. U.36 5 41.97] 14.32 ' 41.67 | 9.98 MOO | OPP eee

: ‘ "i oul!
| DEATH RATES PEK 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN INX—
(
i
United States |) 7 5 England and | Other foreign
AERS (white). ' Ireland. Germany. Wales. | countries.
{
; : fee
Under 15 years l Under 15 years Under i153 years|, Under is years| Under |15 years,
15 aud |) and 15 an 15 | and || 15 and
years. | over. | years. over. |} years. , over. | years. | over. \ years. | over.
t ! |
The city......., 45.76} 13.89 |, 43.84; 22.68 |] 44.31 15.46] 32.4 | 16.95, } 56.11 | 18.96
District D..-... 19, 42 5.08 |, 11.42 6.04 || 30.00; 8.33 15. 63 | 4.76 || 41.67 | 10. 10
‘ i ' il

 

 

 

 

 

 
224 VITAL STATISTICS. :

SANITARY DISTRICT D—Continued.

 

: DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—

 

 

AREAS. | : | ’
Diphtheria | Diarrheal ' Typhoid . Cousump- ;  Malarial
and croup. | diseases. { fever, { tion. | Pneumonia. ! fever.

i
er: | ae
The city ....... : 164.42 | 282.58 i 23.13 | 303. 24 230.06 | 32.62 |
District D..... 84.05 j 144. 09 400 | 24.02 i 132. 08 soe | 86.06 | 12. 01
I | ' :

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was lower than in any other district in the city. For
those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was 5.08 for the Americans, 6.04 for the
Irish, and 8.33 for the Germans.

Typhoid fever caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT E.—Bounded by Park place, East New York avenue, city line, and Franklin avenue.
Area, 654 acres; population, 3,242; number of persons to the acre, 4.96.

This district contained a large amount of vacant territory and occupied the highest ground in the ward. It
was suburban in character, and the dwellings were generally small. Kings county penitentiary was located in this
district, and it also contained a large street car stable.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

‘i =e i
DEATH RATES PER 1.000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

|
| Native. | Forcigu.

 

 

 

 

 

i ' i i
| AREAS: | Both parents | One or both parents i
| | native. | foreign. | |
Underd | Under 5
; Total. years. |; i. | A Total , years
og { Underd || ay, ! nder 5 |
l Total. | years. ‘i Total. years. |
! \ : ' i
Joh Se goons i fae
The city ..-.--. 25. 00 93. 78 | 25.48 | 91.92 24.66 . 914.99 | 22.26 , 54.96
: | ' | :
District E ..... 19. 78 91.81 | 23. O4 \ 114. 23 = il V9) 3 7S. 23 14.54 jrocrtteee
is :

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—

ui Italy.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

: United States © aoe ‘| zee eae and

‘ 3 ae Treland. | Germany.

AREAS: ; (white). : i Wales.

i pte Seer eae 22 meee i : ! |

' | Under 13 years | Under 15 years, | | Under ‘15 yi ears! Under (15 years | Under 15 years!

1 15 and | ; and | and 1 i and | 15 : and

t » years. over. years. | over. a {4 over. || years. ce over. | years. , over.

| \ ! | i]

aad | Jones fe ||

t PNG Citvc. secs 45.76 13. 89 " 43.8£ 22.68 44.51 15. 46 i 32. 42 16.95 | 53.62 7.89
District E 53. 45, G6. 84 ‘ 28. 42 13.36 ) 62.59 G. G4 f 23. 81 10. 67 1 sha sihessiged Hai Srcreg

mls | i : | |

 

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE ‘ro—

AREAS. i '

 

 

 

Diphtheria Diarrheal Typhoid Consump-_, . | Diseases of
aud croup. | diseases. fever. 1 tion. i Pneumonia. the liver.

Se Sg ete Ne de Os es le) So ne
The city 164. 42 282. 58 23.13 | 303.24 | 230.06 | 35. 95
District E ..... 124. 66 1913.23 18. 70 ; 224.28 143, 36 43. 63

 

 

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably below the average, but was above it
for the native white of native parents under 5 years of age. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to
birthplaces of mothers, it was 6.84 for the Americans, 6.64 for the Germans, and 13.36 for the Ivish.

Diseases of the liver caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

WART) 25,

The area of this ward was 818 acres, with 5,937 dwellings and « total population of 44,638, making an average
of 54.57 persons to the acre, with 7.26 dwellings to the acre and 7.52 persons to each dwelling. The ward was
subdivided into five districts.

SANITARY DISTRICT A.—Bounded by Reid avenue, Halsey street, Patchen avenue, Fulton street, Buffalo,
Atlantic, and Albany avenues, Fulton street, and Sumner and Taetureany avenues, Area, 219 acres; population,
12,584; number of persons to the acre, 57.46.

This was a residential district with a good class of dwellings.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

! DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION,

 

 

 

 

 

 

: Native. | Foreign.
AREAS | ee : | |
Mees i ‘| Both parents |) One or both parents || ;
| i native. | foreign. | |
i | Under 5 | | Under 3 |
| Total. | ‘years. ee | as i Total. yo, |
il sas | Under5 : i Underd '
| | Total. years. | Total. | years." |
{ 4 i
| eae e
{ The city -...--- 25. 00 93. 78 25.48 91.92 || 24.66 94.99 | 22.296 ' 54.96 |
District A... 22.13 | 90.06 22.45 94.90 | 21.65 | 84.16 | 20.70 | 41.67 |
} U U - Hi pac meeags eaten | Sead

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN I[N—

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

District A ..... 152.17 | 241. 08

e wee ee 5 soar
United States ‘ ,  . England and |! ih aetiete 0
(white). / Treland. | Germany. | Wales. | Scandinavia. |
AREAS. i ! |
a, see] | eey
'

| Under /15 years. Under .15 years) Under {15 ‘years! Under |15 years | Under 15 years!
| 15 and | 15 | and || 15 and || 15 and || 15 | and j
| years.| over. .| years. | over. | years. | over. | years. | over. [eee over. |
1 Rete s saa aet i ihe 1
| A ti | | |
The city ....... ' 45.76 | 13.89 45. 84 | 22.68 9 44.31 15.46 32.42 16. 95 45.50 9.18 |
District A ...-. 41. 64 12. 95 55.13 | 22.18 i 39. 54 13.75, i 35.465; 17.04 53.57 , 12.50 |
Ae in sd ey ns heey ho ceell he alll | ‘| 3) lite ‘iaeee : |
j DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE ‘TO— |

(ee ah nS teeter ghee emer 5 ite p .
AREAS. | / ee 7 | an |

Diphtheria Diarrheal Typhoid» Consumyp- Si . Malaria!
| andcroup. diseases. fever. iy tion. | Puoumoiutas fever. |
gan oe Spa eectse, = i Becks | a |
The city ...--- 164.42 | 282.58 | 2A)” 303.24 | 230. 06 32. 62 |
: 35.900! 249. 62 237. 66 39. 82
|

 

225

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average, but was above it for the
native white of native parents under 5 years of age. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces
of mothers, it was 12.95 for the Americans, 13.75 for the Germans, and 22.18 for the Irish.

Typhoid fever, malarial fever, pneumonia, and cancer

deaths. ;:

SANITARY DISTRICT B.—Bounded by La Fayette, Reid, Putnam, and Sumner avenues.

population, 8,665; number of persons to the acre, 74.06.
Private residences predominated in this district. .

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 1000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

 

 

   

 

Peddie eet eevee yes, = “|
Native. t
: ep SOT Se a Aas [feat mest oe ee
AREAS: ' | Both pareuts ; | One or both parents |!
i | native. | foreign. i ‘1
as Under 5 a 2 a ase ait Meets ir euler
Yotal | “years. |! rated ‘ ‘| “Total. | years.
! 5 nder5 ay » Under 5 i
i | Lotals::| years. 1) Fotate years. |
i ! ‘
‘ nt cred apg ee ee io 1
| The city ....-.. 23.000 5 93.78 | As OL.92 24.66 94.99) 226 | 54.96
| District Boo... 16. 32 | 57. 62 | 17.24) 57.26 5 14.8) nao | V.96 | 188.55
ba ee : Ellie ea 2
DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN iN—
Tee geen Coe tell egg een, phe eee Toe?
| United States |: il oe | England and 5 ‘
! . Tre! | ai 7. | ‘ofland.
Pe (white). ' reland. | Germany | Wales, f pen
iF i
fe oe = : iq ee eae ee
| Under: Hy etre Under alice Under {15 years, Under 15 years.; Under |15 years,
| ! | 2 and i 15 and |} 15 and 15 | and
i bas on | Sars, over. | years." over. |] years. over. years. over.
satan : |
i = ' ‘i ‘
The city...) 45.765 13.89 48.84 99.68) 4451 15.46 | BZ 1695 DU RS 16.41 |
District Boo... 27.07 AS i 45.74; 18.78 || 28.74 9.58 L.8t 3383 16.41
: i 1 {|

938—-15

 

aud tumor caused more than the average proportion of

area, 117 acres;
226 VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT B—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE ‘TO—
AREAS. “ ; a j e : ‘
. Diphtheria | Diarrheal Typhoi Jonsump- . ey saucer and
and croup. i diseases. | fever, j tion. Pneamoi, tumor.
esa ie | se — a
| i (
| The city ------- 164.42 | 282. 58 ! 23.15 303.24 | 230. 06 | 48,27
| District B 106.77 | 188.72 | 176.30 | 156. 44 49. 66
I ' 1 !
fe seas

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was considerably below the city average, but was above
it for the foreign children under 5 years of age. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of
* mothers, it was 9.58 for the Germans, 12.13 for the Americans, and 15.78 for the Irish.

Typhoid fever and cancer and tumor caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT C.—Bounded by La Fayette avenue, Broadway, Halsey street, aud Reid avenue. Area,
162 acres; population, 8,896; number of persons to the acre, 54.91.

As in the preceding district, private residences predominated.

The death rates in this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

|
|
I
|
|

 

i

a = iia ae 1

i | Native. : Forvign.
|
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45.95 | AT

i
: ail
: AREAS. ; | Doth parents | Oue or both parents» i
: \ } | native. | foreign. : i
‘ a Under 5 || ie nen ee Under 5
t j Total. ears. | oak tn ae a Total. “years. °|
, . nder uder 5
| Total. years, || Total. coats. ‘
{ i | ! '
Be ee ge a I sap eel |
The city ....... | 25.00 | 93.78 | | gi.gz || 24.66 | 94.99 ; 22.26 | Lo |
District C ..... 19.13 | 76.18 | 18.62 | 67.03 | 21.35 95.68 | 25.24 ; 125.00 |
1 5 t 1 I i
Sa | = cen es att ! ay SS : = ——— |
: DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN— a
i it eo
: eae pea ’ Ireland. ‘| Germany. I eee | Scotland.
AREAS. | S. :
i | i I creer oie. ia ae
i '
| Under er Umyler syears| Under ‘Io years: Under aSyears Undes 13 vears|
; 15) and ' and 15; and | 15° and , andj
| years. | over. i| years. | | acer years. over. ' years. , over. | ened over. ,
; ‘ | 1
See
The city....--- [45.76 1.89, 48.84 22.68 | 44.31 15.46 / 92.42} 16.95 | 29.86! 16.41 |
~ District C .. 32.56) 11.24 | 59.80 21.63 | 55.91 13.98 47.37 23.05 || 99.29! 13,02
= 7 ee == ===}
: DEM@H RATES PER 100.000 POPULATION DUE ‘Tu— i
WS oe cork eames ee hems hS. bi |
AREAS i | : ! | |
| Diphtheria | Diarrheal | Typhoid Consump- | Malarial Childbirt)
' andcroup. | diseases. ; fever. tion, fever. | vildbirth.
— eee © wanes Ss Papa oer | ern eeres Het eet AS { = —————-
The city. ....-- | 164.42 | 282.58 i 23.13 303, 24 i 32. 62 ' 20. 02
District C -.--- | W754! 29.77 19. 33 237.02 |

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average, but was above it for the
foreign children under 5 years of age. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers
it was 11.24 for the Americans, 13.98 for the Germans, and 21.63 for the Irish.

Malarial fever, childbirth, and diseases of the liver caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DISTRICT 1).—Bounded by Saratoga, Atlantic, and Buffalo avenues, Fulton street, Patchen avenue,
and Halsey street. Area, 154 acres; population, 7,948; number of persons to the acre, 51.61.

This was a residential district entirely.
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 227

The death rates for this district, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

Native. '

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| Foreign
AREAS: i Both parents , One or both parents | |
1 | native. ! foreign. |
fs Underd joo Sse aeons fh cave gy Under 5
| = sr : | Under 5 |! Under 5 overs ee
. erd |: y der oO
! | | Total. years | Total. years I
| == era i Sas
The city....... 25. 00 93.78 | 25. 48 91. 92 | 24. 6G 94.99 ° 22, 26 54,96 |
1 District D..... 23. 22 | 81.37 | 28. 86 92. 43 | 19. 69 72. 94 21.11 27.78
i ! | !
. $4 spi Geese a ee Bee
| DEATH RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN IN—
\ ie t ———
United States England aud : . a
z Ireland. Germany. Scandinavia.
RRS: (white). Wales.
Under |15 years|| Under 15 years|| Under |15 years} Under |15 years|} Under !15 years
15 and 15: and 15 and 15 - and 15 | and
years. | over. || years. | over. || years.{ over. || years. | over. years. | over.
i ; : 1
The city.---.--| 45.76 | 13.89 43.84 | 22. 68 44,31 15. 46 32 42: 16 95 45.50 9 13
District D..... 46. 64 11. 26 25.70 17.37 36. 87 17.33 .| 34.27 10 88 22, 22 | 13 73
| \
— = a
: DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
: weet Diphtheria Diarrhea | noid | c : Ie at
{ iphtheria iarrheal | Typhoid =. Consump- j . Seas
; and croup. | diseases. © fever. | tion. | Measles. | Childbirth.
Eset eo gees a me ue re ae
A i '
The citys... | 164. 42 2x2. 58 23.15 B03 2 | eT | 20.02
! 322.13 | 21.66 | 29.78

Distriet D..... | 159.71 308. 59 $.12

 

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was below the city average, but was above it for the
native white of native parents. For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it
was 11.26 for the Americans, 17.33 for the Germans, and 17.37 for the Irish.

Diarrheal diseases, consumption, measles, and childbirth caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

SANITARY DistRicr E.—Bounded by Broadway, East New York, Atlantic, and Saratoga avenues, and Halsey
street. Area, 166 acres; population, 6,545; number of persons to the acre, 39.43.

Private residences predominated.

The death rates in this distriet, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

 

ee
\ DEATH RATES PER 1.000 WHITE POPCLATION.

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

   
  

 

 

 

 

31.25) 14.30 |) 33.33 12.

Native. i Foreign.
1 AREAS : 1 | One or both pareits ;
| isioaa Oe i native. ij foreign. i '

ae nder 5 : ! " Under 5 ,

ae a 1 - eae . as ndero ,
| Total years. | a 1 ‘ | Total | year:
; Total, UNAM || utotal, . Mader s
ye > years. |
if, cab ee nnansicpenmanteat: ee (ea ass fpciads Siedpeheeeesed | ne a = | ;
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i The city ....... 25.0) 93.78 | 2548 9.92 | 24.66 94.99 | 29.96 54.96
i District E..... © 1535 4.02 | 15.99 | 56.13 t 14. 67 31.55 | 1648, Isa9 |
| DEATM RATES PER 1,000 PERSONS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE BORN [N— |
| Piss f | | Peco ster (ip Om 2 7 wt
| United States ° ‘ ; England :
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| ee | (white). i Germany. | Wales. H Scotland.
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| i Under js years; Under 15 years yuger 115 years?! Under 15 years | Uhder 15 ye ars
| and 1 and | ! and 15 i and 15 1 and |
| i years.) over. | years. over, |] eae "over... years.” over. | years. over
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\ Mheveityesceseec 45.76 | 13.89 | 43.84 22.68 44.31 15.46), 32.42, 16.95 | 29.86 16. 41
1 District B..... \ 2764 %,52°* 2.37 ° 13.99 11.430!) 38.46 W111
228 VITAL STATISTICS.

SANITARY DISTRICT E—Continued.

 

| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE TO—
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AREAS. | i.
Diphtheria ! Diarrheal Typhoid Ves Cousump- Whooping
and croup. | diseases. ever. tion. ' heumonia. ‘cou
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The Snescdl 164.42 | 282.58 | 23.13 | 303.24 | 230.06. | 26. 18
Distriet EK ..... | §2. 18 | 177. 51 19. 72, i 147. 93 144. G4 | 36.16
iB me ! |

During the 6-year period the death rate in this district was much below the city average. For those 15
years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of mothers, it was 7.52 for the Americans, 12.37 for the
Germans, and 14.30 for the Irish.

Whooping cough caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

WARI 26.

This ward, which formed a part of the town of New Lots prior to annexation, was the largest in the city, and.
“measured to the city limits on Jamaica bay, contained 4,225 acres. There were several cemeteries in the district,
‘aggregating 157 acres. Of the total area given above, very nearly 1,000 acres along the water front constituted a
salt water marsh or meadow. The number of dwellings was 4,412 and the total population was 29,505. Excluding
the cemetery area, there was an average of 7.25 persous to the acre.

In what is known as “ Brownsville”, in this district, was a large settlement of Russian and Polish Jews.
dwellings were generally small and many of them frame.

The death rates in this ward, compared with the average rates for the city, were as follows:

The

DEATH RATES PER 1,000 WHITE POPULATION.

 

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' Tnited States H : ‘ England and Russia and
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| DEATH RATES PER 100,000 POPULATION DUE ‘TO—
ANKAS. i ‘ 7 mene !
! ' Diphtheria ,  Diarrheal Typhoid Consumy- Malarial Whooping
| and croup. diseases. fever. tious fever. cough.
. | 2 tutes RSI GES) cas Fa = \ om agesaes
i The city..-.--. 164. 42 282. dS 23.18 308. 24 32. 62 26.18
; Ward 26.... 127.41 239, 86 21.35 230. 61 4.09 30, G1
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foreign children under 5 years of age.

mothers, it was 4.64 for the Russians and Poles, 10.42 for the Americans,

Trish.

For those 15 years of age and upward, according to birthplaces of

Malarial fever and whooping cough caused more than the average proportion of deaths.

17.00 for the Germans, and 20.04 for the
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230 VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE 78.—POPULATION OF NEW YORK, JUNE 1, 1890, BY WARDS AND SANITARY DISTRICTS,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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AGGREGATE. WHITE.
Total. Native born.
WARDS AND SANITARY DISTRICTS. ti 1
All ages. Under 5 |5 yearsand i Total.
NENTS: over. | Under 5 /5 years and! 7
| Allages. years over .
| ia ‘ 7 OW soihagus. Under 5 |5 years and
‘1 : tf ear eee years. over.
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Ser = ar es ae eee a i It co |
<1 TGA snd toaneacammiamesee nn otau mene 1, 515, 301 164,686 | 1,350,615 |. 1,489,627 || 162,994 | 1,326,633 ' 852, 647 |) 156, 993 695, 618 |
Bae 4 ee am il = tee | A ee ee :
2 11, 122 1, 055 10, 067 |; 10,971 || 1, 051 9, 920 L 5, 888 |' 1,038 4,850 |
8, 129 817 7,312 || 8,105 817 7, 288 i 4,189 |, 804 3, 385 |
2, 521 199 2, 822 || 2,411 195 2,216 I 1, 394 |) 195 1, 199 |
AT, 39 433 |: 455 39 416 | 305 |. 39 266
d 929 |; 47 882 906 46 860 |" 467 |, 46 421
: 3, 765, 200 3, 565 |) 3, 735 199 3,536 - 2, 085 |: 196 1, 869 |
17, 809 1, 857 15, 952 |] 17,712 1, 853 15, 859 | 9,401 |! 1, 784 7,617 |
7, 183 641 6,542 |: 7, 136 641 6. 495 | 3, 992 |; 630 3, 362 |
10 10, 626 1.216 9, 410 10. 576 1,212 9, 364 5, 409 |: 1, 154! 4,255 |
i 12, 385 1, 308 11, 077 || 12, 304 1, 308 10, 996 6, 855 1,287 | 5, 568
12 7, 259 751 6, 508 |! 7, 244 73 6, 493 4,052 739 | 3,313 |
13 5, 126 557 4, 569 || 5, 060 537 4,503 ;° 2,803 |, 548 | 2, 255
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4 23, 119 20, 214 |! 22, 663 2, 897 19, 766 9, 633 |: 2,711 6,922 |
15 1, 957 1, 798 |] 1, 940 59 1.781 969 |, 154 | 815 |
16 6, 576 5, 763 6,518 813 | 5, 705 3, 216 765 2,451
7 14, 586 || 12) 653 ; 14, 205, 1,925 | 12. 289 5, 443 1.792 | 3, 656
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18 57, 266 || 50, 152 57, 290 || 7,214 } 50, 076 31,922 6, 883 | 24,339
19 9, 959 |! 8, 735 9, 947 |) 1, 224 8, 723 5, 368 1, 166 4, 202
20 11, 420 9, 919 11, 417 1,501 9,916 | 6, 610 | 1, 407 5, 203 |
21 22, 484 19, 610 22, 437 2, 874 | 19,563 | 11, 219 2, 754 8,465
22 13, 503 11, 888 |! 13, 489 1,615, 11, 874 8, 025 1,556 | 6, 469
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23 31, 220 | 27,777 30, 483 |! 3,412 | 27,071 16, 945 3, 321 | 13, 624
24 10, 872 || 9,817 10, 815 |; 1, 053 9, 762 |, 6, 594 J, 041 | 5, 553
25 8, 520 || 7,466 |: 8, 149 |’ 1, 038 9,111 |- 4, 008 997 ! 3,011
26 11, 828 |) 10. 494 |i 11,519 1,321 10, 198 |’ 6,343 1, 283 | 5, 060
27 5, 425 |, 49,336 || 53, 287 |. 5, 008 48, 229 | 36, 725 || 4,938 | 31, 787
28 9, 137 |! 8, 162 9, 120 |, 975 8, 145 |, 6, 196 964 | 5, 232
29 21, 230 || 19, 197 20, 268 |) 1, 958 18, 310 | 13, 951 1,928 | 12; 023
30 10, 013 |) 8, 885 9,979 |) 1, 125, Bot | 6, 699 |! 1, 109 | 5, 390)
31 14, 045 |! cs 13, 092 13, 870 | 950 | 12, 920 | 9, 879 |! 937 8, 942
| . i 1 { t 4
32 57, 596 |, 49, 343 57, 422 |: 8,245. | 49,177 |: 20,040 |! 7,374 | 12, 666
33 30, 490 |/ 25, 954 30, 426 |; 4, 533 | 25, 893 || 9, 838 || 4, 004 ! 5, 834
34 27, 106 | 23, 389 26. 996 3,712 | 23, 284 10, 202 |! 3, 370 6, 832
35 75, 426 |; 65, 184 75, 364 10, 242 - 65, 122 © 37,527 |; 9, 079 , 27, S48
36 24, 435 |) 3,772 20, 663 24.404 3,772 | 20, 632 | 8, 968 |) 3,427 5, 541
37 19, 785 | 2,405 17, 380 19. 774 2, 405 17, 369 | 10, 451 |. 2,297 | 8, 154
38 12, 694 | 1, 664 11, 030 12, 683 1, 664 11, 019 7,146 |! 1,595 | 5, 551
39 18, 512 | 2.401 16, 111 18, 503 2,401 | 16, 102 10, 962 2, 360 | 8,602
40 | Ward 12's cceueeseeeeevexwewsiosnesverscheersses 245, 046 27, 249 217,797 240, 820 26,879 213,941 || 155, 468 26.173 129, 295
41 A.. : : 5, 107 395 4,712 ; 394 4, 653 3, 503 389 | 3,114
42 B.. 13, 345 1, 232 12, 113 1,231 12, 047 | 8,404 1, 220 | 7,184
43 Ce 11, 936 1. 686 10, 250 1, 643 10, 003 6,471 ; 1, 596 | 4, 875
44 D : 778 6, 223 773 | 6,211 4,533 | 754 3, 784
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45 1, 336 9,312 1,333 | 9, 267 7,234 1,279 , 5, 955,
46 940 7,492 913 7, 339 5, 240 891 | 4,349
47 2,765 15, 111 2, 607 13. 964 8, 766 2,518 | 6, 248
48 721 5, 942 723 5, 865, 4,555 710 | 3,845
49 3,010 20, 348 | 3,010 20,305 | —-13, 828 2,917 | 10, 911
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50 482 4,218 |! 482 4,205 3, 203 477 | 2,726
51 766 6,705 || 766 6, 653 5, 219 754. | 4,465
52 4,786 34, 734 4,771 34,517 24,103 | 4, 603 19, 500
53 : 2, 247 23, 497 2, 293 22, 998 17, 976 2, 182 15,794
54 2, 673 25, 184 2, 624 24, 707 18, 784 |. 2, 582 | 16, 201
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55 495 | 4,396 494 4, 381 3, 069 481 2,538
56 978 10, 350 965 10, 221 8, 282 952 | 7, 330
57 1, 686 14, 824 1, 658 14, 310 10, 615 1, 606 | 9, 009
58 : 267 2, 386 |) 264 2,295 1, 678 |; 261 1,417
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59 45. 884 | 6,991 | 38, 893 6, 991 38, 831 20, 591 6,516 | 14, 075
60 +27, O64 | 4, 480 | 23, 184 |: 4,480 23, 135 10, 309 |. 4,104 | 6, 205
61 18, 220 || 2,511. 15, 709 |i 2,511 15, 696 10, 282 2,412 7, 870
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62 28. 094 || 3, 680 24,414 |: 27, 925 3, 671 24, 254 11, 691 |: 3, 333 ! 8, 358
63 9,181 1, 230 7,951 |: 9,109 ) 1.225 | 7, 884 3, 886 1,146 | 2,740
64 18, 913 | 2, 450 16, 463 |} 18, 816 2. 446 16, 370 7.805 2,187 . 5,618
65 25, 399 1,792 23, 607 23, 134 i 1, 625 21, 509 12, 569 1,554. 11,015
66 9, 671 941 8, 730 7, 907 | 792 7,15 | 3, 786 750 | 3,036
67 . 4, 759 387 4,372 | 4,665 |: 384 | 4,281 | 2,345 367 | 1, 978
68 7, 081 || 343 6,738 || 6,737 | $33 ° 6, 404. | 4,249 323 3,919
69 3, 888 |. 121 3, 767 |) 3, 825 | 116 | 3,709 | 2,196 14 2, 082
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70 49, 134 3,928 | 45,206 | 46, 856 | 3, 783 | 43, 073 | 29,797 |" 3, 708 26, 089
71 8, 001 |! 950 7,031 |! 7, 968 950 | 018 | 5, O84 924 | 4,160
72 16, 594 1, 307 15, 287 | 15, 791 | 1,247 14 544 10, 029 |! 1,224 | 8) 805
3 6, 834 5i7 6,257 | 6, 809 | 577 6.939 || 4,376 |i 562 | 3,814
14 17, 705 || 1, 094 16,611" 16, 288 fl 1, 009 15,279 |i 10, 303 |. 998 | 9, 310

 

 
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1 Under 5 5 years and : Under 5 5 years and ren years: ONer:
Allages. | ‘vears. over. All ages. years. over.
h 42, 185 228, 302 582, 154 114, 808 467, 346 636, 986 6, 001 630, 985 25, 674 1, 692 23,982 | 1
1, 293 ! 323 970 4,595, 715 3, 880 5, 070 a7} 2
633 | 201 482 3, 506 603 2, 903 3, 903 241 3
381 | 93 288 1,013 102 911 1,017 106 | 4
229 | 29 200 76 10 66 |; 150 171.5
159 21) 138 308 95 283 |! 429 ||....-- 2.2: 439 2/1 6
738 39 699 1, 347 157 1, 190 |! 1, 650 3 1, 647 291 7
2, 045 417 1, 628 7, 356 1, 367 5, 989 || 8,311 69 8, 242 93; 8
873 | 188 685 3,119 2 2, 677 3,144 | 3, 133 47 9
1,172: 229 943 4,237 925 3,312 5, 167 58 | 5, 109 46 | 10
1, 453 293 1, 160 5, 402 994 4,408 5, 449 21 5, 428 81 | 11
854 188 666 3,198 551 2,647 | 3, 192 12 3, 180 15 | 12
599 105 494 2, 204 443 1,761 | 2, 257 9 2, 248 66 | 13
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1, 161 200 961 8, 472 2,511 | 5,961 | 13, 030 186 ! 12, 844 448 | 14
176 25. 31 793 129 | 664 | 971 5 | 966 17 | 15
495 104 | 391 2.721 661 | 2, 060 | 3, 302 48 | 3, 254 58 | 16
490 |; 71 419 4,958 Ge, 3. 237 8, 757 133 | 8, 624 373 | 17
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5, 659 |: 1,553 | 4,106 25, 563 5, 330 | 20, 233 26, 068 |) 331 | 25, 737 76 | 18
853 282 | 571 4.515 884 | 3, 631 4,579 58 | 4,521 12 | 19
1,406 4253 983 5, 204 984 | 4, 220 4, 807 94 | 4,713 3 | 20
1, 436 403 | 1, 033 | 9, 783 2.351 | 7,432 11, 218 120 | 11, 098 47 | 21
1, 964 15 | 1,519 | 6, 061 | 1,111: 4,950 5, 464 59 5, 405 14 | 22
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4,643 319 ! 3, B24 12, 302 | 2,502 » 9, 800 13, 538 91 13, 447 706 , 23
1, 937 342 1,595 | 4, 657 | 699 3, 958 4,221 12 4, 209 55 | 24
877 159 ! 718 | 3,131 | 838 2, 293 4,141 41 4,100 355 | 25
1, 829 318 1,511 | 4,514 | 965 3, 549 5,176 38 5, 138 296 | 26
17, 061 |! 2,124 | 14, 937 | 19, 664 2,814 16, 850 16, 512 70 16, 442 1,107 | 27
2, 782 || 424 | 2,358 | 3,414 | 540 2, 874 2,924 VW 2,913 17 | 28
6, 332 || 807 | 5, 525 7,619 | 1,121 6, 498 6, 317 30 6, 287 887 | 29
2,612 || 409 | 2, 203 4,087 | 700 | 3, 387 3, 280 16 3, 264 31 | 30
5, 335 | 484 4,851 4, pa 453 4,091 3, 991 13 3, 978 172 | 31
429 | 1, 563 18, 048 | 6, 945 11, 103 37, 382 871 36, 511 166 | 32
; 104 588 9, 146 | 3, 900 5, 246 |) 20, 588 529 20, 059 61 | 33
325 | 975 8, 902 3,045 5, 857 | 16, 794 342 16, 452 105 | 34
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' 1, 891 | 4, 469 31, 207 | 7, 828 23, 379 | 37, 837 |) 563 37, 274 62 | 35.
! 259 696 8.013 | 3, 168 4, 845 15, 436 || 345 15, 091 31 | 36
437 1,105 8, 909 | 1, 860 7, 049 9, 323 |) 108 9,215 ; 11 | 37
419 | 1, 166 5, 561 1,176 4,385 5, 537 || 69 5, 468 | 11 | 38
736 1,502 | 8, 724 1, 624 | 7, 100 7,541 41 7, 500 9 | 39
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9, 067 | 53, 037 93, 364 17, 106 76, 258 85, 352 |! 706 84, 646 | 3,856 | 40
197 | 1,988 5 1,318 192 | 1,126 1,544 |) 5 1, 539 | 59 | 41
449 | 2, 452 || 5, 503 771 4,732 4, 874 |) 11 4, 863 66 | 42
352 | 1, 013 |! 5, 106 1, 244 3, 862 5,175 |! 47 5, 128 247 | 43
205 981 |; 2, 352 549 2, 803 2,451 |) 24 2, 497 12 | 44
567 2, 724 | 3, 943 712 3,231 |) 3, 366 |. 54 3, 812 45 | 45
287 | 1, 228 || 3,725 604 3, 121 3,012 || 22 2,990 153 | 46
482 | 1, 192 7, 092 2, 036 5, 056 7, 805 |! 89 7,716 1, 147 | 47
297 | 2, 062 2,196 413 1, 783 |: 2,033 |: 13 2, 020 77 | 48
714 2,785 |) 10, 329 2, 203 8, 126 || 9, 487 93! _ 9,394 43 | 49
216 1, 462 1,525 261 1, 264 | 1, 484 5 1,479 13 | 50
368 1,973 | 2, 878 386 2, 492 |) 2, 200 |) 12 2, 188 52 | 51
1,377 6,553 || 16, 173 3, 226 12, 947 || 15, 185 || 168 15, 017 217 | 52
1, 039 8, 983 || 7, 954 1, 143 6,811 |! 7, 245 |) 41 7, 204 499 | 53
1,059 | 7,475 | 10, 250 1,524 8, 726 | 8,547 41 8, 506 477 | 54
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176 | 966 1,927 305 1, 622 |} 1, 806 13 1, 793 15 | 55
465 j 4,284 3, 533 487 3, 046 || 2, 904 13 2,891 129 | 56
647 | 4, 132 |, 5, 836 959 4, 877 |! 5, 353 |! 52 | 5, 301 514 | 57
170! 784 |) 724 91 633 881 |) Be 878 91 | 58
875 2, 566 || 17, 150 |! 5, 641 11,509) 25, 231 475' 24,756 , ot 62 | 59
272 | 321 |! 9, 216 |; 3, 832 5, 384 17, 306 |; 376 16, 930 |, . : 49 | GO
603 | 1, 745 7, 934 | 1, 809 6, 125 7,925 99 7, 826 i 13 | 61
440 1,444 9,807 |: 2, 893 6,914 16, 234 |! 338 | 15, 896 | 160 | 62
136 | 394 8.356 || 1,010 2,346 | 5, 223 |! 79 | 5, 144 || 67 | 63
304. 1, 050 6,451 |! 1, 883 4, 568 | 11, 011 |, 259 | 10, 752 | 93 | 64
394 5, G16 | 6, 559 1, 160 5,399) 10,565 |} 71; 10,494 | 2,098 | 65
161 1, 033 |! 2,592 | 589 2,003 |! 4,121 42, 4,079!) 1,615 | 66
42 787 1, 516 325 | 1,191 4) 2,320 | 17 2, 303° 91 | 67
137 2,475 1, 630 186 | 1,444 |) 2.495 10 2,485 334 | 68
54 1,321 821,)| 60 761 1, 629 | 2 1, 627 | ‘ 58 | 69
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1,331 11,274 | 17,192 | 2,377 14,815 | 17,939 1S. 16, 984 / 2,133 | 70
305 1, 267 | 8, 512 || 619 2, 893 4, 884 26 2, 858 | i 33 | 71
437 3,714 |! 5, 878 787 5,091 | 5, 762 23 5,739 i 743 | 72
202 | 1, 746 | 2) 498 | 360 2, 068 2,433 15 | 2,418 | 25 | 73
387 | 4,547 |, 5, 374 611 4,763 | 5, 930 1 5, 969 1,417 85 | 1,332 | 74

 
232 : VITAL STATISTICS.

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AGGREGATE. WHITE:
| Total. ' Native born.
1
WARDS AND SANITARY DISTRICTS. | i ff
u Underd 5 years and Total.
All ages. years. | over. | e the ‘
i | Alla Under 5 ‘5 years and ES oS ies so eS io tear
1 ages. years. over. hi U a a
i Mil-aves Tnder 5 5 years an
@ years. ! over.
es te yee ee Pe eI
1 103, 158 11, 269 91, 889 | 102, 934 | 11, 264 91, 670 30, 647 10, 743 | 39, 904
2 17, 778 1, 766 16, 012 | 17, 725 | 1, 766 15, 959 8, 305 1, 682 6, 623
3 30, 160 4,025 26, 075 | 30, 072 | 4,025 26, 047 | 13, 128 3, 741 9, 387
4 11, 772 959 10, 813 | 11, 749 | 959 10, 790 : 6,079 935 5, 144
5 15, 651 1. 662 13, 989 15, 634 | 1, 662 13, 972 | 7,944 1, 635 6, 309
G 10, 947 828 10, 119 10, 855 | 825 10, 030 6, 148 785 5, 363
7 16.910 2, 029 ! 14, 881 16, 299 ; 2,027 14, 872 « 9, 043 1, 965 7, 078
8 63, 270 5, 202 i 58, 068 + 62, 774 5, 192 57, 582 ; 36, 889 5, 079 31, 810
Q 3, 864 102 3, 762 | 3, 773 100 3, 673 { 2, 281 99 2,182
10 11, 089 586 10, 503 | 10, 972 583 10, 389 | 6, 428 578 5, 850
11 24, 445 2,951 21, 494 24, 429 | 2,951 21,478 | 13, 880 2, 869 11,011
12 7, 024 74 6, 950 6, 819 | 70 6, 749 4,2 69 | 4,151
13 16, 848 |; 1, 489 15. 359 16, 781 1, 488 15, 293 10, 080 1,464 | 8, 616
| ; :
14 234. 846 |, 24, 697 210,149 232, 711 i 24, 591 208, 120 130, 482 23, 958 106, 524
15 7, 275 |) 250 7, 025, 7,026 | 245 6,781 4,181 242 3,939
16 19, 699 1, 858 17, 841 19, 532 | 1, 850 17, 682 11, 575 1, 796 9,779
17 15, 550 2,018 13, 532 15, 509 | 2, 016 13, 493 8, 731 1,979 6, 752
18 6, 815 229 6, 586 6, 699 229 6, 470 4, 102 297 3, 875
19 17,179 1, 537 15, 642 16, 994 1,523 15, 471 9, 996 1, 498 8, 498
20 19, 834 . 2, 302 17, 532 19, 800 2, 299 17, 501 i 10, 970 2,245 8, 725
21 11, 533 1, 001 10, 532 11, 402 994 10, 408 |! 6,900 988 5,912
22 19, 117 2, 300 16, 817 19, 062 2, 297 16, 765 | 10, 766 2, 240 8, 526
23 6,471 976 5, 495 6, 232 969 5, 263 |! 3, 325 938 2, 387
24 “9,275 ; 406 6, 869 7,192 AOL 6, 788 |, 4, 236 398 3, 838
25 19, 978 2,596 17, 382 19, 939 2.596 ! 17, 343 || 10, 085 2,494 7,591
26 10, 571 1, 736 8, 835 10, 569 1, 736 i 8, 833 || 4,671 1, 630 3, 041
27 879 13, 542 13,951 835 13,116 |j 8, 578 820 7, 758
28 3, 083 25, 394 28, 281 3, 072 25, 209 | 16, 148 3, 007 13, 141
29 3, 476 20, 265 23, 726 3, 476 20, 250 |! 14, 151 3,407 10, 744
30 50 6, 860 6, 797 50 6,747 || 2, 067 49 2,018
1
31 8, 542 75, 785 79,459 &, 222 71, 237 | AT, 823 8, 017 39, 804
32 1, 388 10, 746 12, 048 1, 383 10, 665 31 7,1 1,350 5, 821
33 1, 316 15, 107 14, 192 1,177 13, 015 | 8, 326 1,151 7,175
34 1,412 10, 567 11, 951 1,411 10, 540 |) 7, 307 1, 368 5, 939
35 4,177 14, 169 13, 974 1,101 12, 873 |, 8,518 1, 073 7,445
36 2,109 13,711 15, 720 || 2, 098 13, 622 || 9, 320 2, 048 7, 272
37 1,140 11, 485 |! 11, 574 | 1, 052 10, 522 7,179 1, 027 6, 152
! {
38 4, 929 58, 090 G2, 3&2 | 4,922 57, 460 36, 256 4,772 31, 484
39 154 4'917 4,929 || 4,776 2, 995 150 2) B45
40 695 9, 082 9, 690 | 692 8, 998 5,563 676 4, 887
41 1,315 10, 471 11, 766 || 1,314 10, 452 6, 428 1, 241 5.187
42 150 5, 301 5, 303 i 0 5, 153 3, 262 144 3, 118
43 550 7,718 8, 204 | 550 7, 654 || 4,918 536 4, 382
44 113 3, 070 3,073 |, 112 2,961 |) 1, 784 108 1, 676
45 486 5, 818 6, 260 |: 485 5, 775 |! 3, 780 476 3, 304 |
46 1, 466 11, 713 13, 157 1, 466 11, 691 4 7,526 | 1,441 6, 085
47 153, 877 16, 110 137, 767 149, 472 15, 754 133, 718 ; 94, 675 15, 422 79, 253
48 22, 586 3, 027 19, 559 22, 572 3, 027 19.545 | 14, 023 2, 953 11, 070
49 34, 307 3, 697 30, 610 33, 910 3, 661 30, 249 21, 037 3, 610 17, 427
50 14, 262 697 18, 565 12, 714 603 12,111 ; 8, 322 600 7,722
5] 10, 007 1,301 8.706 9, 894 1, 286 | 8, 608 ' 6, 103 1, 246 4, 857
52 23, 886 2,455 21, 431 | 23, 405 2,422 | 20, 983 | 14, 133 2,366 12, 367
53 5 ' 545 9, 299 9,378 527 8,851 || 6, 070 |: 522 5, 548
54 10, 237 |i 1,594 8, 643. 9, 466 1,492 7,974 5, 322 | 1, 451 3, 871
af 6, 457 || 924 5, 533 ° 6, 422 923 5, 499 | 4,015 \ 886 3,129
| 1
56 10, 467 1, 069 9,398 | 10, 124 1, 025 9, 099 7,118 II 1, 008 6, 105
57 4. 853 258 4,595 ' 4, 688 246 | 4,442 3, 128 | 244 2, 884 |
58 2,343 227 2,116 2,312 227 2, 085 1, 672 227 1,445
59 4, 628 316 ; 4,312 4, 587 315 | 4, 272 3, 137 309 2, 828
60 | Ward 23...-0--2.--2-- 53, 948 |) 6, 697 47.251 53, 407 6,619 | 46,758 35, 403 6,524 28, 879
Gi | WardOl cccccseccccc: 20, 187 |}! 1,987 18, 150 19, 844 1,976 | 17, 868 13, 564 | 1, 937 11, 627

 

 

 

 

 
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Native born—Continued. Foreign born. |
Sr eS See i i !
; ; 7 !
Both parents native. One or both parents foreign. ‘ ' “All ages | Underd |5 years iG
beeen See . | Bee Bes. || years. over. !
Bee B eraeral ae ; To AlLages. Under 5 [5 uears and’
, Under 5 | S years and coe.  Underd | d5yearsand | ERTS | || ver:
All ages. | years. over. All ages. years. | ~ over. ; ‘
ol | ps bb
‘ 2,182 6, 387 8, 561 33, 517 | 52, 287 521 51, 219 1
S41 | 1, 205 1,341 5,418 9, 420 84 9; 53) 2
S34 | 1, 062 3,207 8, 325 | 16, 944 284 16, 28003
260 | 946 675 4,198 5, 670 24 5, 23.~«4
35 | 591 1, 290 5, 718 7, 690 27 ey 17; 5
206 1, 633 579 3, 730 4, 707 40 4, 89 OG
4 496 950 1, 469 6,128 7, 856 62 Te 9 #7
i ; 1
1,357 12,110 | 3, 722 19,700 ' 25, 885 113 25, 486 8
: 50 1, 608 49 574 | 1, 492 1 1, 491 | i 89, 9
i 215 2,520 | | 363 3, 330 | 4,544 5 4,539 | 117 |: 114 | 10
i 650 1,474 2.219 9,537 | 10, 549 82 10, 467 16 | 16 | fl
! 40 3,516 29 635 | 2, 599 1 2, 598 205 201 | 12
‘ 402 2,992 1, 062 5,624 | 6, 701 24 6, 677 67 66 | 13
i ‘ r {
: 5, 976 30, 650 17, 982 73, 874 | 102, 229 633, 101, 596 2,029 : 14
! 136 2, 845 | 106 1, 094 | 2, 845 |! 3 | , 842 244 | 15
| A8L | 2, 956 | 1,312 6, 823 | 7,957 54 | 7, 903 159 | 16
393 971! 1, 586 5.781 | 6, 78 37 6, 741 39 | 17
| 133 2, 672 : 74 1, 203 | 2, 597 2 | 2, 595 116 | 18
: 414 2.420 | 1, 084 6,078 | 6, 998 25 6, 973 171 | 19
% 439 1, 586 1, 806 7,139 8, 830 54; 8, 776 31 | 20
672 2, 688 | 316 3, 224 4, 502 6 4, 496 124 | 21
475 1, 785 1, 765 6,741 8, 296 57 8, 239 52 ; 22
149 388 789 1,999 |! 2,907 310 2, 876 232 | 23
167 1,331 231 | 2, 507 | 2, 956 6 2.950 81 | 24
362 1, 090 2,182 6,501 | 9, 854 102; 9, 752 39 | 25
1i7 384 1,453 2, 657 | 5, 898 106 | 5, 79: 2 | 26
340 3, 022 480 4, 736 5, 373 15 5, 358 426 | 27
WAT 3, 392 2,260 | 9. 749 f 12, 133 65 12, 068 185 | 28
851 2, 243 2, 556 8, 501° 9,575 69 9, 506 15 | 29
| 17 8i7 32° 1,141 4,730 ] 4,729 11u | 30
| 2, 396 11, 920 5, 621 27, 884 31, 638 205 31, 433 4,548 | 31
379 1,214 })- 971 4,507 4,877 | 33 81 | 32
i 336 2, 629 815 | 4, 546 5, 866 | 26 5, 840 2,092 | 33
409 1, 506 959 4, 433 4, 644 43 4,601 27'| 34
366 2,872 (07 4.573 5, 456 : 28 5, 428 1,296 | 35
585 1, 405 1, 463 5, 867 6, 400 | 50 6, 350 89 36
321 2,194 706 3, 958 4,395 25 4, 370 963 | 37
1,537 12, 933 3, 235 18, 551 26, 126 150 25, 97 630 | 38
99 2, 232 51 613 1, 934 | 3 1, 931 141 | 39
j 2183 1, 891 403 2,996 4,127 | 16 4,111 84 | 40
344 1, 008 897 4,179 5, 338 73 5, 265 | 19 | 41
91 2, 403 33 715 2, 041° 6 2, 035 i 148 | 42
"
219 1,777 317 2, 605 3. 286 14 3, 272 64 | 43
65 1, 206 43 470 1, 289 4 1, 285 | 109 ; 44
\ 155 1,547 321 1, 757 2, 480 9 2,471 i 43 | 45
351 869 1, 080 5. 216 5, 631 25 5, G06 | 22 | 46
5, 272 31, 176 ‘ 10, 150 48, 077 54, 797 332 54, 465 | 4,049 | 47
869 2, 656 | 2, 084 8,414 8, 549 7 8,475 |) 14 | 48
1, 285 5, 529 | 2, 355 11, 898 | 12, 873 51 | 12, 822 || 361 | 49
232 4, 670 368 3, 052 4, 392 3 i 4, 389 |} 1,454 : 50
421 1,077 825 3, 780 3, 791 40 | 3, 751 | 98 | 51
819 4,945, 1,547 7, 422 8, 672 36 8, 616 |! 448 | 52
184 3, 369 338 2,179 3,¢ 3 3, 303 |! 448 | 53
316 739 i} 1,135 3,132 | 4, 103 | 669 | 54
295 1, 069 || 591 2, 060 2, 370 i 34 | 55
it . 1
438 2, 956 570 3, 149 2, 994 || 299 | 56
153 1, 705 91 1,179 1,558 | 153 | 57
ill 745 116 700 640 | <1 640 31 | 58
179 \ 1, 716 130 1,112 1, 450 | 6 1,444 | 40 | 59
\ ‘i 4
| 2,435 | 9, 613 : 4, 089 19, 266 18, 004 j; 125 17, 879 |! 493 | 60
854 | 5, 121 I 1, 083 6, 506 6, 280 | 39 6, 241 282 | 61
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UNITED STATES (WHITE). ‘| ENGLAND AND WALES. | IRELAND. | SCOTLAND. FRANCE. GERMANY.
1,
WARDS AND [~~ --—4.-——-— ~~ : it == aah |
SANITARY DIs- : 15 | 15 a 1B} 4B : uw 13
TRICTS. an aad years i Al | Onder years All pUaeery years All [tiger years i All. eee years | All Under yoars
«ft ges. og in i age and ages. |. , ages e an
= i years. eee ASS. | Vears. Gok RECS I ree aor ages. years.| Asay | ag ; years.| over. 3 years.| Oo.
Bj ialas ae evn ! ett | [arc be ' = -| Sei oe ' oN oe oe aE eee el ons oe 8)
4 ls ‘ i ‘ |
1 Total. .|334, 725 |{145, 354 |189, 371 (55, 572 | 12, 991 |42, 581 a0, 348 179, 105 (820, 243 | 116, 239 3, 032 13, 207 |:403, 784 7, 795 |305, 989
i = | > Vee | ; eines
2 / 1,055] 672 || 396 83} 313 | 5,911 "4497] 4,714 | mi 22] 49 /| 1,983 | 495 | 1,558
3 3 || 707 266 252; 69; «183 |: 4,607 | 1,011 | 3,596 | » BLE oo 38 || 1,542 357 | 1,185
4 » 291 221 |! 1 9; 118] 1,187" 170] 1,017 | 19 9 10 |; 401 | 68 333
5 \ 57 185 |. my 2 12 7 16 101 i Heise 1}: 40 fleeee--- 40
6 | jf ams] 53) | ae Ba | 18 | _ 366 a 3) 192} 20) 172
7 | 192 671 165 3 | ; 150 || 1,568; 163) 1,405 20: |Paeae ace 20 819 |i 140 679
81 » 1,244 | 1,095 592 | 115 | 437 || 8,267 |! 1,475 | 6,792 | 81 13 e 1, a a9 1,528
jest ' ret 1 a Dee } z a 36
a 4 578 422 276 73 » 203 4, 056 | 793° 3, 263 | 37 : i 136 741
671 673 | 276 42 234 || 4,211 682, 3.529 | 44 : 787
i
: RS) AB) Sah aah ase 8) 8) ge) Re) ae ts
2 | 583 464 209 |, ‘4 4,057 || 951, 3,106 : , 462 5} 1,
13 i 409 367 | 127 | 31/ 96] 2, 0s | 539 «1, 767 » 19 3 16 983 | 264° 719
‘ ' ! \
14 | 931 388 | 468 |! 120 | 338 || 4,508 || 638 3,870 ga 17 67 |) 2,155 | 530. 1,625
15 i 95 lz] 39 | 3! 36 540 | 38 502 || 4, 28 1 22] 434.) 68) 366
16 | 424 225 || 161, 50, 111 | 1,999 || 323 1,676 1 16 5 iL 882° 265 617
17 | 812 46 268), 77, «191 || 1,969 || 277 1,692 34) 45 11 | 34] 839 | 197 642
as 4,864 | 3,000 1, 356 i 485 ! go. | 21,818 4,209 17, 519 | 212 || 101 i 90 6, 78 he 1, os 4, =
899 326 303; 112) 191 | 5,001 | 1,058 3, 943 |! | 2 pe
20 1, 270 717 265) - 9 | 174 5, 198 i 1,100} 4,098 21 | , 20 iaee : 209 tt oo
21 1, 360 764 425) 140} 285 | 6,657 | 1,220: 5,437 1 29 5 |; 2, 1825
22 1,335; 1,193 363122} 241 4,962 | 921 4, 041 |) | 36 4 32 || 1,989 | Bie 1,470
ft u ; ' { ‘| : | '
23 2,799} 3,106 || 1,160, 274! 886° 9,625 | 1,772 7,853 | | 869 |! ng ont : a it a
24 1,164 | 1,302 493 126; 367! 5,578 } 1,085; 4,493 | 64 1,383 | » 1,109
25 | 517 598 246 52 | 194 1! 464 { "251. 1,213 |! 158 38° 120) 1,546 | 315 1,231
26 | 1,118) 4,206 421 96: 325 2,583 | 436: 2,147 |) 647 132; 515» 2,261 | 452 1,809
y ' " i ! 2 ee 7 ;
Qi | 6,775 | 12,755 || 8,110 | 624 | 2,486 |, 18, 293 i 3,779 | 14,514 |; 1,269 | 201 | 1.068 825, 155' 670! 7,634! 1,522 6,112
28 L 285 | 1,926 |) 47 113 | 366 3,738 | 809) 2,929 |) 168 ; 3 137 || 61 7 541, 071 | 15, 826
29 2,623 | 4,503 |) 1, 195 237 | 958: 6,672 || 1,394 | 5,278 410'| 60 © 330 449 93. $56; 3,165 581 | 2,584
30 1,220 | 1,852 139 | 340 | 4,316 | 1,108] 3,208 235); SR: 197 68 16 52] 1,521) 413! 4,108
31 1,647 | 4,474 || 957 | 135 | 822 | 3,567 || 468 | 3,099) 436 52) 384 || 247 39} 208 |, 1,877 | 283 | 1,594
32 1,591 | 1,189 || 680’! 11! 499! 9,173) 261! 1,909 72 3. 69|' 130 20 110 ; ag 460 u 8, 497 | 10, 903
33 436 442 252 70: 182i 1,168 |) 355 | 1,013 B94 hes oe el 32 5L : | 4,336 1,123 3,213
34 1,155 TAT 428\| 111 317) 1,005 || 109 496 |} 40 | 3 37 79 | 13 | 66 | 10,066 | 2.374) 7, 692
| lg :
35 i) 6,121 | 3,139 867 | 316 | B51 | 6, os | 1,079 | 5,589 071 65 | 12 392 ug i he : a Hee 4 foe \ 23,275
36 6 883 384 73] 36; 39 5) 209 27 24 75 2 7,959 |) 2, 5,511
37 |, 1,747 850 219) 71. 148 | 1, 042 149 893 31 | 2 29 129 7 | 102 |' 10, 608 2,757 | 7,851
38 || 1,363 856 279 94; 185 | 1,423 220 | 1,203 62 | 8 54 90 24} 66 |} 4,260} 1,111 3,149
39 2,128 | 1,049 294 115 «179, 3, 964 680 , 3, 284 87 31! 56 98 31| 67 |; 9,344 | 2,580 6, 764
t 1 | |
40 | Ward 12...---- 75, 625 |] 31,915 | 43, 710 lhe, 892 | 3,273 | 9,619 58, 721 |/12, 480 | 46,241 || 4,373 | 1,094 | 3,279 || 1,778 394 | 1,584 63, = 15,813 47.478
41 4 | 747 11,704 326 66 260 |, 981 131 850 | 157 14 | 89] 756" 133, BB
42 ‘| 1,694 2,318 592 | 104} 488, 2,579 387 | 2,192 dd | 20/ 124 102 21! gi | 4,924 ' 859° 4,065
43 i] 1,186 812 409, 118, 291 | 2,983 749 | 2,234 | 218 || 75} 143 14 16) 58 |, 5,376 1,629 3,747
44 | 797 618 220) 4377) 1, 678 574 1,104 57 | 19 38 49 12) 37 f 2,841 | 869 1,972
' i i i . j i i | i {
‘| 1,789 2, = 734 175-530 || 2,455 485: 1, 970 | 368 || 108) 260 148 27' 121 |, 2,206] 515° 1,691!
553 || 171 382 || 2,201 484-1, 717 || 124 30 94 82 19 63 || 2,430], 532° 1,898 |
892 386] 506) 5,461 || 1,559) 3, 902 299 118} 181 100 35 65 |} 5,403 |} 1,783. 3)620 -
457 || 93 | 364 i) 1.197 185 | 1,012 | 242 67 | 175 47 7, 40 |) 1,527 395 | 1,132,
1,225 |! 433} 792 || 5,925 || 1,510 | 4,415 | 372 || 117) 255 |) 179 37-142 |) 7, 420 |] 2,042 | 5,378
iN | ! | |
287 73| 214 | 1,239 238 1,001 || 109 23 86 || 34 10 24 861 242 619
564 || 127} 437 || 1,654 206' 1,358) 142) 18) 124 || 69 12, 57 || 1,594 ]] 314 | 1,280
1,671; 417 | 1,254 || 9,499 | 2,050! 7,449 | 579 || 136} 443 2147) 46, 168 | 10, 814 |! 2,563 | 8,251
1,520 263 | 1,257 | 5,503 855} 4,648) 418 |) 75 | 343 164 42; 1221! 4,696 | 977 | 3,719 |
Ay S1L 301 | 1,210 | 6,517 | 1,241; 5,276 444) 69) 875 166 33} 133 || 6,348 |' 1,320! 5,028
ee .
245 i 172 | 1,416 333 | 1, 083 107 || 33 74 32 5 a7 || 946 | 293 653
659 132 | 527 || 1,995 311 | 1,684 239 |; 387, 202 93 14 79 '|) 1,991 416 | 1,575
946, 284} 662 | 4,448 957 | 3,491 333 || 103; 230 170 |; 51] 119) 2, 900 872) 2,028
83: 16 67 | 990 135, 855 |) 21 | 3, 18 12 | 3 | 9) 238]. 59 199
f q \ | : ' !
732' 258! 474 | 5,396 |) 890; 4,506 106 |i 22 84 197 39} 158 || 12,824: 3,937] 8,887
299 1244) 175 | 1,316 164, 1,152 we 1 21 rm lo} 65) 6,252} 1,877 | 4,375
433 | 134) 299 4,080 |! 726 ' 3,354 st} 211 «68 122 |, 29 ; 93 | 6,572] 2,060 | 4,512
: ‘ | |
529} 0: 389 |) 7,258 | 1,267 5,991 |} 19, 78 132); 27! 105, 3,112 606 | 2,506 |
169 40 | 129 || 2,332 394 1, 938 24 |) 1? (23 7) 17, 59° 9385171 764
360! 100 260 |! 4° 926 873; 4,053 || 73] 18 55 56 lo; 46 | 3177 |) 435) 1,742
} | :
1, 159 157 | 1.002 || 4, 655 540} 4,115 | 310 |) 29-281 ||: 1, 850 341 | 1,509 fi 3,472 | G41 | 2,831
299 51 { 248 |) 1,230 184 | 1,046 | 82 |, 8 74 || 1, 206 3361 970 |) 946 | 216 730
149 15 | 134 || 1,001 161° 840 38 10 28 203 37! 166} 972; 176 796
453 Th) 379 | 1, 564 145) 1,419 |) 128 9 119 306 BS, 248 838 | 159 679
258 7 Mt BHO} BU "B10 |] 88 2 60 135 WwW) 125 716 | 90 626
: | |
2,775 479 © 2,296 17,601 | 3,196 ‘ 14,405 | 1,520 |! 260 . 1,260 || 1, 136 154, 982] 6,256 , 1,230; 5,026
418 122296 ' 4,053 || 940 | 3,118 || y6e), LOL, "163 4) 36 876) "231. | | 645
874 |! 150, 724 || 6,013 |] 1,019 | 4,994 |) 468, 49) 419 |] 433 S71 376) 2141 430) 1,712
392 63 329 -2,686 || 570, 2,116 |) 201 | 39! 162 61 |i 45. BT 823 162 661
1,091 |) 144 947! 4,849 667 | 4,182 587 || 71, 516 602 |) 89513 |! 2, 416 407 | 2,009
: j ' | ! | ’ | .
1,567 || 315 1,252 | 10,815 | 1,658 9,157) 266); 31. 235 682 |; 136, 546 |: 58,831 112,780 | 46,051
373 |) 82 BOL] 1,640) 197 | 1, 443 38! 1 37 116 18 98 || 10,685 "2,219 8, 466
148 26. 122 | 558 78 480 20 |! By 17 140 || 43 97 |, 16,500 3,987 | 121513
258] 45213 | 1,399 189 1,210 68 12 56 104} 93] 7,078 | 1,203} 5,875
Ld 33, 76, 366 53 BIB G) | vecoens 6 M3 | 18 95 | 11,910 | 2,413 | 9,497
396 |) 87 359 |) 3,281 466° 9,815] 91 | 8! 8 103} 15: 88] 3,179 333! 2,646
27a gz | gl | 3,571 675° 2,896] 48 | 7s 36 106) 8 75! 9,479 {| 2,425 | 7,054

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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15 | 15 ‘ 15 15 1 1 1 15 15
: All pase years; All es yeas All ease or Alt ae years All ‘Uaer! Sears | All Vader zeae Al jOnder years
, ages. Se 28. ages. = ‘a ge: a a
Ss years. at ages. | years ok ages | years. etee: ABS years. oars Bee | seat en Bees: ! ea. ane ASCS. |, vears. nd
! | 4 : | |
h* : Sea SSR SS ae ee ee le ~ a oes ——— pos
’ ' i ‘ r 4 ' '
80, 235 130, 859 [49, 376 |) 9, 637 |, 13,311 | 3,078 |10, 233 15,555 || 5,595 | 9,960 12,287 |] 4,597 | 7,690 I54, 384 a 485 '34. 849 161,835 [18,997 43,438! 1
ore - = Reese | ae : ( ol
63 | 26 37 52] 22 30 || 278 40| 238 20 7 9° aT}, 291), 34) 260) 2
61 26 35 23 7: 16) 213 30] 183 12 4 7; 3B} 244 298 216) 3
| di ilecsecee 1 15 |, 91 6 61 10 51 | 7 3 : i" 6} 45 |: 6 39] 4
Ty, ose ry Wy 6 8 di Hii So 4 aad Vulsieinss H 3 5. | vsaiscen 1 515
' 1 + i ! 5
2 ilianons: al Sele atte ay abe 19 2 |ieeeeee- (PCa | ears ' 45! 6
| 4 16} 32) 3 2) 56) 0 45 5 8 Pc geBe ey 61) 7
| 580} 209) 371; 88] 62 |, 281]. 50) 231 30 10 | 383 48-335) 8
» 58 3 56 | 43] 13 30 93}: 15 78 |) 8 4 , 162 25 1s} 9
522, 207 | 315 40) 8 32] 188] 35 | 153 22 6 , 22h 23-198) 10
1 : \
1 49) a 38 | © 391 184 33] 151 16 1 137 |, 8' 129] lL
, 39 ll 28 | 25 |; 133 241 109 ae 50 || 2 48° 12
HT ease 10 | 4 SL 9 42 10 1 87 6 81 13
t i i ti
3,245 |) 1,284 | 1,961 2; 60! 16 44 42 12 , TL 81
37 | "15 gh wi. 12]| 10 5 | 1B) 28
318 | 105 213 i 20 || 9 11 5 3 i 101, 18
2,890 © 1, 164 | 1,726 | 10 28 || 7 22 17 4 | 537 | 35,
'
16,295 | 6,482 | 9, 813 130; 344'! ag] osc)! 18!) 96 ' | 1,199 | 340
1, 896 | 826 | 1,070 31; 168 | 151153 Tl scenic » 135 34
2,054 | 749 | 1, 305 | 22; 59. 20; 39 37 15 | 126 44
9,425 ) 3,791 | 5, 634 | 4. 06083 | os] 65 55 9 | 633 | 183
2, 920 | 1,16 | 1° 804 | 35a 5) 29 35 2 300) 79
272) 95) aq! W2) oj 42! 129) 42 8 | 529 90
94) 27 67 51 105 | 23) 79) 2: 86 ir
9 30! 6g 48 | 25 | 3) 92'| 1) | 154 23
Bb 38 | 48 43 41 i 13, 28} 417 5. | 289 50
j ' ‘ "
we | 66! 136 414! 259), 65 ie |g 1! ' ¢66 |! 96
23 97. 14 57 $4 15 29 | I || ewieceel 87 lu
M2) 39! 73 1333) 73 oi} 638 | Wltic! ana 58
31 8) 23 49 | 59) 27 32 | 2 + | 44 7
36 10 26 i357, 78 i 8' 70 Oe we i | 221 21
' : ‘ | i :
30.476 '11,862 18,614) 51) 18) 33, uli 7! 10s) 313 }} aa! 5,902 © 1,911
21.311 | 8.534 12,777 | 30 i 15) BL i 1; 60 183 62 | [1,922 . 660
1 9,165 | 3,328 | 5/837 21 3 i! 50" 6) 44 130 49 | | 8,980 ) 1,251
ft 1 i u !
| 3,149 || 1, 248 | 1,901 | 113 |! 34! 9) gL 98 68 |; 7,708 || 3,068 | 4,640 !} 1.102 || 404 | 698 373 149-224 [12,522 | 4,717
2.267 | 936! 1/331] 17) 10 Pi AW hasan 10 | 4,274 |] 1,671 ; 2, 603 52 17 35 157 70 87 || 7,305 | 2,849
_ 380] 137; "243 23 2) Qty 2k u 13 | 2,280 || ‘955 | 1,375 |} 905 340 | 565 410 15 26] 1,547 |) dsl
j 365) 180) 235, 50 |! 9, 411 OL sasaeee 9] 925 |} 417: 508 39 14 25 By Od 54 |] 2,858 |! 1,072 .
| 37 45 | 92 23) 18) Wy 48° 2B 36 279 195: 154 106 33 73 87 30 57 812 |) 315
2 oll ! ' i : '
ba, 954} 693 1,961 | 2,346] 715! 1,631 | 2,827) 735! 2.092), 74 |) og7. 547 || 843] 339) 504 | 7,436 © 2,759 4,677 || 5,203 | 1,287 | 3,
| 24
i} 2: 5 | 97 |, 26 71 61 |! 6| 53 5 3 9 5 2 4 | 13 25 |
Wo” 7 93) 125) a4) OL 91 || 221 69 42 4 38 66 30 36 71} 28 431! 375 |, 83
121 40 si] 85} 33: 52! 88 | 30 58 18 8 10 14 4 10 92 37 55 |) 211 59
38 10} 45) 13) 32 } 23 || 6 Wi 59 26 33 Ty cerene 1 91 73 16! 155 47
‘ ¥ at 1 a 1
14 |! as wu} wtf 45 ; 106 || 196 L o4a! ae i) on 9! 9 6 1 5 5219 33 1g2 |) 33} 49] 45
113) 26 87 73 36) 39 83 23° 560 RR 15 57 Dace 2 61 24 sa | 287 fi 73. | 214] 46
oe | 77 136 80 32 48 169 50; 119 | 17 8 | 9} 60s |] 251] 353 479, 171 BOB, BAZ, 135) B87 | 87
5 17 90 29; 6ly 45 17 28 7 2 Be [ea auccce| lsensaeepel cen 0a Ip ed 4 14 | 136 32 | 104} 48
sas | 118 230} 189 76 «113 || 188 47 138 85 20 65 43 21 22 |] 1,699 || 639 ° 1,060 || , 609 176 | 433} 49
( : ‘ j I! y ' ; |
ef 1 4) 47{ ww ft 4 wi oe he lice ail] Sel le ss celica eae 5) 47 at | 36] 50
30! 6 24!) 113 |. 40 73) 78 20! 58 26 7: 19 9 2 a 82 2 55 | 199 51} 8] 51
209) 78 8 376 ill 265 448 134, 314 143 36. 107 33 13 20 13,924 | 1,404 | 2,520 788 203 | 585] 52
5B 13, 45 || 211 51/ 160, 246 40: 206] 54 9! 45 17 5 12 i 30! 461) 457 83} 374] 53
195 i) 85. 160 |] 286 59 | 227; 683 170 513 94 20, 74 17 eee se: 17; 286) 112.74 | 470 73 | 392] 54
I: ' 2 . 7 : |
196° 131,65 60'} 2; 35: 56 24' 32 7 6 1. 134, 6 7 116 51 63 | 55
19 i; 5 14| 153 39) 114° 187 58 | 129 | Oli che 9 | 18 | 15} 203 31 oie | 56
130 88 42 145 '] 49; 96 130 28 102 |! i 5 || 2 3 | 423 || 159 264), 277 79-193} 57
31) 15 16) 18 1 Ve 3 | 14 J ih ewes 1: 39 | 19 20 38 17 21) 53
es ‘ if | ; i
13,190 ; 5,207 ' 7,983 i 82), 33) aT 51 16 | 35 | | a7 7 20 | 132 | 39-93. | 6,631 | 2,578 4,053 | 59
11, 810}: 4,648 | 7,162, 16 | 8! 8 30 12 18 16 ]| 6 1) 46) 12, Bd |! 5,610] 2,224 3,396 | 60
1,380) 559, “821 |) 66} 27; 39, at 4| 417! ; ai uu 10 || 86 |) 27 59 | 1,021 | 364 | 637 | 61
i i 4 | :
» 803}, 2961 507 48 9! 39 48 aa | 4 » dk | 4 10 |'12,821 4 4,669 | 8, 152 i 394 95; 299} 62
, 89; 3d 55 13 4| 9 G6 |i... 6: ae | Everlast ane | 4,541 ' 1,679 | 2,62 || 126, 25° 101! 63
74 262452 |) 35 5, 30 42 4 | 38 | ; iy r 10 | 8,280 2,990 | 5,290 || 268 |; 70 168) G4
| ' ; | | | i
| 281 94 187] 276 39-237) 192 | 84158 | 24 |! 7 7 3,134 |! 1,079 | 2, 035 | g82:| 140; 742! 65
sl 33 48 106 1° 88) 48) 4 Reeedt[bmeeo lh kewd |aies' ' 727} 1,437) 376 1 63) 313] 66
83 30 53). 36 10, 26 28 | 6 22 ; il 3 8 87L | BAO) SAL) SL | 2d | 460] 67
78 28 50 83 6) 7! OB} ag! 80 | ae eee By 69) 14 j 53) 229) 49; 180 | 63
39 s 36 51 5 46 23 | 1! 93] 10 || 4 6 | 30 8; 2 | 96 | 7{ 89) 69
= ; ! : i \: : i ;
185 52} 133 47 97; 450 | 4555) 77, 378 57 12 45 20 u. +9! 445!) 154° 291 | 772] 79! 693] 70
Bocuse 3 G4 B 51 58113, 45 De lecetepoeeete ' 1 8 . 1) 86 dti 42 |B | 13 50 | 71
48 M4 34}, 176) 32] 14s 110 19 91 il 1; 10 13 |! 6 7; Wt, G1: 103} 291!) 32 259] 72
23 9 19), 75} 16 59 102 19 83 12 2 10. Scenes! lediijaraveetonse | 621 15 37 57 | 4 53 | 73
106 29 77, 232 36, 196] 185 6 86159} 33 |, 9 24 0 1 | : 1} 443 34-109 361‘! 305 331 | 74
Sein | |
| 5,673 2,074 | 3,599 |} 190 | i WAL] Ban 152! 389} 2,511 |) 854 1,657 : 1,021, 350! 671 '| 1,665 | 623. 1,042 1,883 4,213 | 75
1,100} 367] 733 | 44 | 38 152 46' 106 || '139 |) 39. "100 36; 10; 26} 230 73 455 239° 713| 76
; 4.205 | 1,595 | 2,610) 16 9 80) 85, 45) 1,904 | 686 1,218 54 20 102 45 57 1,165 ° 2,093 | 77
| 83 18 6 47 | 37 86) we) af To] 8s 8 | 54. IL 43 || 63 | 30 35 71 369} 73
131 43 93° 6 |. ! 6 26 6} 20 182] 48 04 | 296} 96 200 20. 3 Li 251 516 | 79
54 re 43 51 33 Md) 27 87 60 12 48 18) 3 15 708 258 450 75. 233) 80
100 35 G5 26 18 831 26) 57 116 44 72.\ G34 22 41 540 212328 , 82. 239! BL

 

 

 

   
VITAL STATISTICS.

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TABLE 79.—POPULATION OF NEW YORK, JUNE 1, 1890, BY WARDS AND SANITARY DISTRICTS,

 

UNITED STATES (WHITE). 1
|
WARDS AND Sa are - |
SANITARY DIS- { 15 ‘
TRICTS. an | Rade years

ages. |j .¢. and

o years. over.

1 | 5,098 | 10,594
2 ' 196 | 1,428
3 816 | 2,372
4 2.344 | 1,030
5 |. 267} 3,328
6 1,475 | 2,436
7 21,408 | 26, 252
8 526 | 2,471
9 ; 1,998 | 2,405
10 1, 436 822
i ' 655 | 2,497
12 + 1,641} 2,110
13 ' 1,883 | 1,288
4 | 1,032 | 2,468
15 | 1,710 | 1,451
16 448 241
17 71 | 1,463
18 ; 1,433 893
19 i 570 296
20 ! 1,612) 2.798
21 i 2,874 | 2.851
22 ; 2,771 | 1,555
23 : 38 643
4 , 8,031 | 9,547
25 | 1,245 934
26 | 1,266 | 2,218
27 ! 1,326 | 1,208
28 1,237 | 2, G01
29 1, 786 776
30 1,171 | 1,810
31 5,098 | 11,155
32 241 | 1,959
33 794 | 1,735
34 1, 040 G44
35 321, 2.953
36 809 | 1,551
37 240 | 1,134
3 587 | 1,306
39 1, 066 573
40 17, 567 | 26,505
41 | 2,771] 1,982
42 3,980 | 4,558
43 | 964 | 4,414
44 1, 228 759

|

45 | 2,733 | 4,235
4G | 877 | 3,021
47 917 441
48 918 834
49 | 1,433 | 2,600
50 | 689 | 1,557
51 | 389 | 624
52 ' 668 | 1,480
53 | Ward 23.....-. 16,216' 8,438 | 7,778
54 | Ward 24.....-. 7.181 3,119 | 4, 062

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ENGLAND AND WALES.

 

 

 

 

JW
All Under years
ages. || oo, anc
Years.) over,
2, 427 432 | 1,995
249 10 239
553 61 492
515 190 325
354 15 339
756 156 600
7,743 || 1,868 | 5,875
336 38 298
877 210 667
340 10] 239
311 27 284
579 138 441
409 133 276
427 67 360
595 178 417
123 45 78
240 48 192
626 207 419
174 80 94
587 96 491
1, 054 253 801
784 244 540
281 3 278
3, 424 843 2,581
581 189 392
695 140 555
551 159 392
649 112 537
428 134 294
520 109 411
2.592 440 2,152
258 16 2
395 53
442 139
242 3
453 65
168 14
317 46
317 104
6, 749 || 1,574
721 258
1, 502 344
713 72
353 115
1, 044 203
540 85
407 194
311 114
555 105
204 a
127 \ 27
272 | 38
i
2.410 ' 539
1.430 f 368

 

 

 

 

 

 

| IRELAND. SCOTLAND |
oo wb | 45
All oun years || All yous year All
ges 5 § 5 and ges.
ages. || years. ane ages | years. iver. rs
sheer ee ; Lee
23,373 || 4,177! 19,196 || G64 || 107 | 557 || 855
993 51 | 942 (68) || sseeee 68 |; 119
3,347 || 393 | 2,954 || 166 20| 146] 188
10, 372 || 2,467 | 7,905 || 119 36 93 |! 127
1,744 3 | 1,714 76 1 75 |, 175
; 6,917 |! 1,236 | 5,681 || 235 50 | 185| 246
‘ 61, 858 |]12, 703 | 49, 155 || 2,057 |] 448 | 1,609 | 2, 079
‘2/225 || 108} 2,117 || | 102 6 96 | "140
8,172 2,08 | 6,164 || 209 36 | 173) 200
5,421 || 3,435 | 3,986 99 26 73 | 142
2, 043 84 1,959 82 6 76] 102
| 5,026) 1,170; 3,836) 1304] 33 97 || 174
3,330 |} 706, 2,624 |) 116) 20 96 || 201
2,570 |] 256; 2.314 |) 1014) 18 gx|/ 132
7,066 || 2,046 ' 5,020 |} 139] 38] 101 ]| 123
1,457 || 432 | 1,095 48 17 31 25
1,364) 119) 1,245 81 8 73 94 |)
4,590 || 1,232, 3,358) 129 41| 98 |
1,509 || 9412 | 1,097 38 14 24
2,959 || 374 | 2,585 || 199 52] 147
6,607 || 1,340 | 5,267 || 216 | 39 177
3,979 || ‘967 3,012 |} 279] 94| 185
3,540 14) 3,526}; 89 |. 89
|
28,992 | 6,467 22,455 |i 1,914 |. 446 | 1,468
3801 | 1,554 | 4,747 |] 430 || 134 | 296
4,202 || 763 | 3,439 || 353] 60 | 293 || 809
5,719 |] 1,327 | 4,392 352 | 82 | 270 57
4,100 || '655 | 3,445 || 324.) 40] 284 |] 449
5,714 | 1.564 4,150 || 231 | 92] 139 76
2)gs6 |} (S04 2,982 |) 224 || 38] 186) 279
' |
26,606 | 4,567 22,039 || 702 | 101] 601 |! 1,000
i 63 | 1| 62] ‘189
uz} 10} 107 || 17
126) 37 89 |} 105
| 98 4 94 || 119
| wr} 17} 90 | 168
ee 24 || 90
a1 || 10 81 || 80
76; 22 541 72
Ae ¥
3,785! 982 | 2,773 | 1,496
591 || 206} (385 || “122
sig) 170] 646 || 332
a7 || 16] 201) 276
366; 127] 239!) 45
‘ 1
578 || 141 | 437 | 198
153; 16] 1371) 117
325} 134] 191 76
199 | 68] 131) 58
: |
280 .' 66] 214 )| 120
We 4 C6 i 55
69; 619 50,37
gs; 12 76-60
3
7431 191 | 552) 450
439 | 109 E 206
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15
years
and
over.

GERMANY.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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years
and
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NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

WITH DISTINCTION OF BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS AND CERTAIN AGE PERIODS—Continued.

 

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RUSSIA AND POLAND. |. CANADA. * SCANDINAVIA.
Zia : ee
\" 15 |; i 15 : 15
All i. vader years / All Unge"| years All nae years
ges. ! 1 ag .
aSes. \ years. oer 1 8SC8. Il Vears. | ang. : ABCs. |! years. one
: = il
188 | 378 87/291 768 |! 147} 621
3 41 3 38 55 3 52
60 7 i! 99!) 195 )) 1) 14
73 58 | 23, 301) iii 49] 102
4 co" 64) 56} 68 |! 3 65
48 lo2 | 34) = 6B} S369 || BL | 288
i | !
i, 442 |] 1,640) 489 | 1,151 || 1,968 |; 440 | 1,528
6 69; Gj 6] 80 4 76
78 102 «-Oh7, 75} 275 | 69 206
4 67), 31, 36 97 {87 70
6 42 O} 83) 138 ey, 135
100 130) 27; 103 || 297 58) 169
107 50 | 16 34 |} 150 54 96
67 72 16 56 83 | 2 81
wh OL 26; 65 || 205 65 | 140
a4 hg 25 7 39} 4 25
50; 76 7, 49) ol 5 58
213 86; 127) 218 96° 122]: 102} 32 70
66 22: 44 | 47 24! 23 |! ag) OL 28
101 21; gol 219 | 4B! 171 98 6 92
454 139! 315 |; 245.) 81, 164] 175], © 32] 143
216 6! 11} 155) 53] 102) 147 51 96
70 1' 69 48 scence 48 43 |o------ 43
: el '
ai} 130° a43 azz | asa aed | gg |! 959
28 12) 16) BB | OBS 342 || 103
37 13! 939! 150) 33) 117] 202 |} 40
41 14) 27; 68 16; 47] 163 53
lit 4! 73: 169 43 | 126 85 9
38 24 34 82 33 49 118 38
73 21 54/78) 18 ; 79 16
402 134) 268 |, 422) 96 | 326) 1,578 || 369
23 4 19] 40 2) 38) "131 2
96 32 64 | 82 15) 67 |; 299 17
113 35 78 |; 38° 10 | 28 |i 416 1} 148
7 2 15) 38) 1} 87 ff a6 Ii...
24 6! wi or) wi ya! an] 29
5 1 4a) 43) 7 36 |i 69 2
31 16 15 54 | 16; 38 154 40
s 38 35 || -66 26! 40! 290 1
399 101; 298 || 1,103 |) 318] 785 || 1,329 |) 306
27 6 21 79 39 40 138 52
162 26} 136 || 235 81] 154 |) 273 71
39 27 32] 135 go} 15 | 414 14
24 12 12 61 2%, 41 53 18
55 13 42 173 39, | 166 37
16 2 4 84 4 | 95 1
13 3! 10 39 19 ! 78 32
el sashes ; 4 37 18 132 36
22° 6° (16 110 ab 9g 101 23
10 310 F 40 ul of a7 1
TP usczaes 1 35 12; 33 24 1
6 Bi 3if 75 12! 3 78 1
igo || 56 ! 133 |} 413 152} 261 547 || 158
Bi] 17 68 || 221 76) 145 |! 164 36

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

HUNGARY. BOHEMIA.
" Onder 15 lcs 1 15
All || 13 seers ; All | 15 my sears
aves, |, and ' ages. and
eee -years.| over, |i © ee aver
Sie ety
7m} 13] 61 901 32, 58
wi) a) ay, i. Ih seat
22h eeseaens 22. Hl peeeee - 3
| 14! 3 1! 69 31 38
bo beets Ejeo -Pilspesees 7
, 2) 6 16) 10 i} 9
14,499 || 433 |
heals ae
: 56 | 18
| 35 k Il
e ileeeeeee :
73) 15 \
81 | 19 {
36 | 6 ig |
169 51] 118]! 539.) 230) 309
34; il 23} 1,097) 492; 605
QT i... 27 4°06 9, ol
177 il 56} 121 |, 1,752, 620 | 1,132
69 20} 49 || 2894" 1,046 | 1,848
86 i 5 | | 20 | 55
316 99| 217 || 268 86, 182
317} 116: 201 || 360! 123° 237
10, akon 10 dS akc 4
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1, 939

ITALY.

 

 

 

 

 

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years
and
over.

 

559

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ages. ©

1, 244

90 |

| OTHER FOREIGN COUN-

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bo
rr ISR REO
eSoe Sai

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years.

ay

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1,01 1
7 2
3443
2624
15 oO
He 6
am76(7
66 «8
284 9
j92 «10
13
407 12
720 13
31g; ii
397; 15
161, 16
267 «17
1,675 | 18
1,183 | 19
422 | 20
754 * 21
675 22
93, 23
1,511 24
90 25
402 26
1s, 27
318 28
220 29
300 , 30
1

955 31
110 32
186 «33
158 34
98 35
128 36
64 37
136 38
75, 39
2 ie 40
255 | 41
530 42
205 43
87 | 44
314 | 45
161, 46
159, 47
78 | 48
167 | 49
65: 50
8° 51
68, 52
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238 VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE 80.—POPULATION OF BROOKLYN, JUNE 1, 1890, BY WARDS AND SANITARY DISTRICTS,

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
  
 
 
  
 
 
 
   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

AGGREGATE. WHITE
| \
i ‘
WARDS AND SANITARY DISTHICTS. | ts , ' ey ope
; Under 5 |S yearsand : Yotal
| All ages years. } ~ over.
| 1 ; Allages. i! Piers 4 3 years and : SS
; : | SEA oi ene Allages, | Usder5 Sd years and!
: i | : Bes. years. ° — over.
| ‘s bn pee een foes i a ,
1) 90, 811 715, 582 795, 397 || 89, 869 | . 705, 528 534,672 — 7, 706 446, 966
{ a ee =|_- :
a 1.344 18, 696 19, 738 } 1,330 | 18. 408 12, 453 1,296 11,157 |
3! 813 G, 717 10, 360 || 808 | 9, 552 6, 362 785 5,577
4 331 8,979 9, 378 |) 522 , 8, 856 | 6, 091 511 5, 580 |
1 ti .
3 1, 040 7,946 |) 8, 908 1,032 7, 876 | 4, 846 956 3, 890 ,
u 1,612 17.142 18.537 |), 1601 i 16, 936 12, 058 1, 563 10, 495 |
7 3, 053 9.529 10, 463 || 1. 044 | 9.419 | 6, 591 1,019 5,572
5: 559 7,613 8.074 || 557 | 7.5 5. 467 544 4, 923
9. Ward 4 12, 324 975) 11,349 11,794 || go! 10. 872 | 7, 804 | 907
10; Ward 5 20.175 2.037 18,118 | 19, 593 || 2,025 | 17. 568 | 12, 191 | 1,949
M A.. 9, 725, 909 8,816 | 9, 488 |) 904 | 8. 584 5.437 | 866
12 10, 450 1.148 9, 302 | 10, 105, | 1,121 | 8.984 6, 754 | 1, 083
|
13 37. 693 4,089 33, 604 37, 585 4,080 } 33, 505 21, 830 4 3 928
lt 8, 792 759 8, 033 8, 769 739 | 8,010 5, 550) 732
15 17, 924 2.415 15, 509 17,912 2.415 | 15, 497 9, 450 | 2.317 |
16 10, 977 915 |- 10, 062 10, 904 906 | 9, 998 6, 830 879 |
17 35, 726 3, 006 32, 720 35, 076 2,951 32, 125 25, 772 2.913 |
is 10. 286 1,227 9.059 10, 211 1.218 8,993 : 6, 800 | 1.399 |
19 8,441 603 7, 838 8, 301 592 7, 709 | 6, 322 583
2) 8, 757 560 8,197 8, 459 |, 536 7,923 | 6,577 532 |
21 8. 242 616 7, 626 8.105 605 7, 500 | 6, 073 599 |
22 31, 239 | 4,209 27,030 || 31. 176 | 4. 206 26, 970 ; 19, 541 4.057 ;
23 4,317 | 530 3, 787 4.303 || 530 3.7738 2. 930 519 ,
24 14, 844¢ 1,982 12, 862 14,812 1,980 12, 832 8, 798 1,890 |
25 10, 410 | 1459 8,951 10,401 |! 1,459 8, 942 6, 797 1.419 |
26 1, 668 | 238 1.430 1, 660) 237 1, 423 1.016 | 229 |
1 ai, : ! é
27 17. 696 ,, 1, 964 35, 732 17, 262 1,919 15, 343 11, 284 1,867 |
28 8.815 |i 697 7.618 8.022 | 664 7, 358 5.537 |i 637
29 8,008 | 1,120 6. 888 7.867 || 1,108 6.759 4, 867 |! 1, 087
20 1.373 | 147 1,226 1, 1,373 147 1 226 880 143
31 34, 031 3,881 30, 150 33, 309 3,813 | 29, 496 21, 283 3,705,
Be 14, 064 1,323 12.741 |) 13, 990 1.322 12, 668 9, 100 1, 299 |
33 13,189 | 1,633 11. 556 |! 12, 649 1,580 11, 069 7, 926 ji 1,531 |
of 6.778 925 5, 853 |) 6, 670 911 5.759 4957 || 875
35 22,693: 1,912 20, 781 |. 20, 762 1,738 ; 14, 285 |! 1,711 |
36 12,005 | 1.190 10.815 | 10, 78°. 1,070 | 6, 990 |: 1, 049 |
a7 10, 688 722 9,966 |, 9,979 668 | 7,295 "| 662
, | ‘ 5
3, 562 93, 806 | 27,355 3, 562 16,117 | 3,447
922 5, 766 || 6, 680 922 3.521; B84 |
G44 4, 124 |) 4,768 644 2, 905 7627 |
1.996 13.916 |j 15, 907 1.996 9, 691 1,936
; :
1, 916 19,712 || toa 4 1, 904 15 748 1.363 |
420 5, 210 5.599 419 | 4,198 | 411:
879 8.045 |) 4.913 879 6,066: 850 |
6.457 | 7.001 | 606 3 484 j 602 |
3,467 16, 765. |
873 | 4,104 |
1, 206 j 3, 061
1.038 | 5.913 |
i 350 1,687 |
4241 315 20, 142
707 . 4.309 |; 3.517 |
1, O80 8.592 | 7, 360.
1.448 M614 | 9, 265
6,530 38,780 | 26, 625
G45 4.780. 3.975 —
1°7B2 | 10, 560 | 6.958
2 051 110% 5
2.052 1,321 7
5, 152 3G, 235 97.
| 1,145 8.358 f- 075
lr G64 | G 185 |! 4, 937
| 1, 404 | 38,292 |! 5, 862 |
i 1.661 | 11,480 | 9.633 |
| 244 | 1.670 |) 1, 294 |
: 31 250 178 |
\\ 63, 866 49, 394 |, 10, 794 |
6, 964 |: 1, 486 |
43: | 1,474 |. 430
2,450 609
50 | ; 8 ¢: 2,095
; é 8, Bo | 1,995 |
31M | 873 |
4.442 823 |
9.443 | 839
2,303 | 430 |

    

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NEW YORK

CITY AND BROOKLYN.

WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND CERTAIN AGE PERIODS.

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222, 573 |: 34, 742
6, 679 | 457
3.053 | 230
3, 626 297
1, 098 263
5,512 | 576
2.478 | 256
3. 034 220
3, 419 417
3, 323 710 !
1, 296 |. 246 |
2.027 | 464 |
6.114
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3, 949
4.552 |
3.166 |
6.921 |
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3,787 | 621 |
373 | 307 |
1,267 i 286 |
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6,457 | =3|
2,291 436 |
4,166 | 337 |
3, 582 44
760 196
761 18+
2.061 364 |
8.023 957
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5, 342 1, 132 |
Bit 229 |
1. 570 43 |
2,180 403 5
743 337 |
8, 562 1.588
1, 260 308 |
3, 744 628 |
3.558 612
5,813 1,706
1, 783 355
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2,465 | 284 2,181
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3, 748 693 3.055
6,546 | 987 5,559
4,113 | 663 3, 450
2,433 | 324 2,109
4.385 a 490 3, 895
1.239 7, 629 |
620 3.521 |
619 4,108 |
2, 922 12, 794
447 3,041 |
i, 884 6, 244 |
591 3, 509
1, 436 10, 423
748 3, 806
221 2,152 ,
188 1, 837
2 907 279 2, 628 |
12, 620 2. 565 10, 055
1,591 283 1. 308
5,757 1,241 4,516
4531 888 3, 643
TAL 153 588
7,497 1, 246 6, 251
3.164 330 2, 834
3. 600 801 _ 2.799
Tt 5 618
14,419 2, 258 12, 161
5, 798 771 5, 027
5, 670 958 4,712
2.951 529 2 429
7.828 | 938 6, 890
4,699 | G13 | 4, 086 -
3,129 325 2, 804
' 2, 503 10, 032
: 688 | 2,073 |
443 | 1,701
| 1.372 ! 6, 258
: 906 6, 819
: 171 | 1, 782
: 506 2, 816 |
' 229 2,221
' 2.907 9,216 |
j 624 | 2,631
802 2, 689
596 3,137
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20,812 : +..618
9,299 | 280
5, 647 | 1,313 |
6, 776 1, 497 |
6.167 | 1,528 |
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4.564 1,010
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739 | 148
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33.612 | 7.143 26, 469
5, 06 j 4. 102
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6.701 1, 643 5. 058
6.396 | 1,463 ° 4,933 |
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2,412 314 | 2.099
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240 VITAL STATISTICS.

‘LaABLE S0.—POPULATION OF BROOKLYN, JUN“ 1, 1890, BY WARDS AND SANITARY DISTRICTS,

 

 

 

 

    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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‘ 4 Behar aie ee st ated pe BE PRT ee ercgieeeias Mapa “he eit ionnk
WARDS AND SANITARY DISTRICTS, ! | lj '
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; Allages. |) years. i “over. | ; ed we
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| i \ } i ass years. | ” over.
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1 36, 244 3, 871 32, 373 | 35, 629 | 3, 821 31, 808 24,537 3, 761 20, 77
2 8,775 ||- 830 | . 7,945 | 8,743 | 829 7,914 6, 080 817 5, 263
3 9, 541 640 8,901 9,504 , 640 8, 864 7,531 636 6, 895
4 17, 928 2,401 15, 527 | 17, 382 2, 352 15, 020 10, 926 2, 308 8, 618
5 i 24, 136 1,828 22, 308 | 23,315 | 1, 762 21, 553 17, 034 1, 737 15, 297
6 | 10, 043 1.050 8,993 |) 9,968 1,045 | 8, 923 7,242 i 1, 030 6, 212
val 6, 213 289 5, 924 |; 6, 086 286 | 5, 800 4,519 | 284 4, 235
o} 7, 880 489 7, 391 |} 7, 261 1) 431: 6, 830 5,273 |! 42’ 4,859
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9; 50, 118 5, 882 44, 236 49, 858 | 5, 872 43, 986 33, 892 | 5, 737 28, 155
1: 9. 982 1,445 8,537 | 9,958 |! 1,445 8,513 6, 277 ! 1,298 4,879
i: 6, 697 || 579 6, 118 | 6, 670 || 579 6, 091 4,999 | 560 4, 43'
12 14,918 |! 1. 963 12, 955 | 14-776 1.955, 12, 821 8,979 | 1.919 7, 060
Ww 7, 312 | 587 6,725 | 7, 289 |! 58/ 6, 702 5.795 5u7 5,218
14 11, 208 || 1, 308 9, 901 11, 165 1,306 | - 9, 859 7. 842 | 1, 283 6, 559
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15 50, 256 5, 282 44,968 | 50, 041 | 5, 275 | 44. 766 $5, 665° 5,173 30, 492
16 14, 122 1, 248 12, 874 | 14. 023 \ 1.247 12, 776 10, 094 ! 1,214 8, 880
iv 5, 984 551 5, 433 5, 955 1 551 5,404 4.337 » 5do 3,792
i8 4.390 41a 31976 | Fr a a 411 3.950 S21 | 404 2, $87
19 12, 378 | 1,425 10, ¥4o | o 1,435 10, 913 8.770 | i, 408 7, 362
20 2. 640 || 316 2,524 | y ss | ( 316 2, 322 1,796 310 1, 4x6
21 10, 736 |! 1,318 9,418 | 20, 716 1.315 9,40. 7.427 | 1, 292 | 6. 135
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22 20, 348 | £,191 27, 157 jj 29.113 |! 2.184 | 26, 929 23, 236 | 2,159 | 21,077
23 9, 553 733 8, 820 9, 507 731 | 8.776 | 7.703 724 | 6,979
24 9,479 |i O44 8,835 | 9, 400 |, 643 | 8, 757 || 7. G16 639 | 7, 007
25 10, 315 || 814 9.502 | 10, 206 |! 810 | 9,396 7. 887 796 | 7,031
26 16, 71 | 1.681 15, 090 | 15, 790 || 1.3575 | 14,213 | 11,035 1,588 | 9.497
27 3,555 262 . 8,293» 3.501 262 3, 239 | 2,677 258 : 2,419
28 6,210 | 631 5,579 : 5, 656 |) 564 | 5,092 | 3. 9CO 553 | 3, 405
29 2,081 3 1,777 | 1,921 |. 279 | 1, 642 | 1,270 270! 1, 000
30 1, 683 184 1,499 , i, 654 181! 1,473 || 1. 085 16% | 917
31 3, 242 200 2.942 3, 058 289 2, 769 2,043 287 1,756
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44, 638 5, 070 39, 568 43, 400 | 4,937 33, 469 | 33, 345 4,866 28,479
12, 584 1, 247 11, 337 11, 952 | 1, 167 | 10, 785 | 9. 03u 1, 152 7,878
8, 665 877 7, 788 8. 638 |, 877 | 7, 761 6,805 , 870 5, 935
8.896 | 903 7,993 8, 732 | 883 | 4%, 849 7. 164 873 6,291
7,948 | 1, 090 6, 858 7,591 | 1, 062 | 6.529 | 5. 328 |, 1, 039 4,289
6,545 953 | 5,592 | 6, 493 48 5.545 | 3.018 932 _ 08”
29,505 | 3,987 | 25,518 * 29, 265 aA 25,310 | 19.811 | 3. B83 , G28
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NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND CERTAIN AGE PERIODS—Continucd.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Native born—Continued. Foreign born.

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Ali ages. years. 3 over. All ages. i years. ' over. : ' |
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10, 467 | 1,596 8, €71 14, 070 2, 165 11, 905 11, 092 60
2, 787 | 370 2,417 3, 293 447 | 2, 846 | 2, 663 12 |
4,G44 445 4,199 2, 887 191 2, 696 1,973 4
8, 036 | 781 2, 255 7,890 1,527 6, 363 6, 456 44 |
9, 758 | 893 8, 865, 7, 276 844 6, 432 6, 281 25
3,276 | 506 2, 770 3, 966 524 3, 442 2, 726 15 |
3, 033 | 183 2, 850 1, 486 101 1, 385 1,567 2)
3,449 | 204 3, 245 1, 824 229 1. 605 1, 988 8 |

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13, 314 | 2, 232 11. 082 20, 578 3, 505 17, 073 15, 966 135
1,701 428 1, 303 4, 546 970 3, 576 3, 681 47;
2,784 © 009 2,475 2, 215 251 1.964 1, 671 19:
1,971: 574 1,397 7, 008 1,345 5, 663 5, 797 36:
3. 641 | 369 3, 272 2, 154 208 1,946 1, 494 10
3,187 ° 552 2. 635 4, 655 731 3, 924 3, 323 23 |

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18. 729 » 2,572 16, 167 16, 926 2, 601 14, 325 14, 376 102
5, 820 | 636 5, 184 4, 274 578 3, 696 3, 929 33
2.463 | 335 2,128 1,874 210 1, 664 1. 618 6
2, 050 \ 231 1,819 1,191 173 1,018 1 120 7
4,468 | 708 3, 760 4, 302 700 3, 602 3. 578 27

71s, 114 i 600 1,082 196 | 886 842 6
3, 224 \ 548 | 2, 676 4,203 744 3, 459 3, 289 23

16. 096 j 1,405 14, 691 7,140 T54 6. 386 5, 877 25
5,318 i 488 4, 830 2,385 236 2,149 1, 804 7
5, 520 | 455 5, 065 2,126 184 1, 942 1,754 4
5, 258 \ 462 4,796 ' 2, 629 334 2, 295 2,319 14

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4, 892 639 4, 253 6, 143 899 5, 244 4,755 37
1, 855 164 1,691 822 94 728 824 4
1, 539 | 211 1, 328 | 2,421 344 2,077 1, 696 9
401 | 84 317 869 186 683 651 9
352 | 72 280 733 96 637 569 13
745 108 637 1. 298 179 1,119 1.015 2
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19, 002 } 2, 682 16, 320 | 14, 343 2, 184 12,159 10, 061 71
5.375 | 633 4, 742 3, 655 519 3, 136 2,922 15
4,218 503 3 715 , 2,587 367 2, 220 |! 1, 833 7
4,776 | 595 4,181 | 2, 388 278 ?, L10 |} 1. 568 10
2,050 | 449 1, 601 3, 278 590 2, 688 2, 263 23
2,583 | 502 2,081 2, 435 430 2, 005 1 475 16
7, 987 1,611 6, 376 11, $24 2,275 9. 552 9, 454 |! 72

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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242
VITAL STATISTICS.

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ages. | ae years | An [Under ls Hi ' ‘ i ; GERMANY
fa years aud || ages. | 45 (| Sears | “All | Under wb i 1 7
1 poe Nes, ae ‘years. — ages. |! 1° years { an [Under 15 -
Total. ./268, 097 : ore 1, SEATS ae aoa 15 | Years); All Under} 29 |
268, 097 1115, 073 i i ete il years,| and |) ages. 15 | years | All Unaer; 29
2 |__| — ''50, 379 | 11, 675 : ; : over. years and | a =, | years
3 7,565 ! eas 1 , 675 |38, 704 | 196, 372 I: | if “Peser on ye \ | “and
4 3620 | 1,770 sy gee cee 2 {41,570 154, 802 jad 195 13 s : years.| Ant
sous | 799 224} 1,147 | 6,806 | i B94 (10, 801 |] 4,77 || 1, 017
5 0 | sua |) sous || ord 7 || 1.017 | 3,760 [195, 663 | 52 |
7 hau ms oa] Gis | 2703 | 857 6o| 379|| 101} 2 i= se reer
567 I) 2. 5 34 157 21 =
8 3° 080 | 2, 066 117] 358 36 | : G4 140 | 1.793
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‘ sas? | "880 zai 1,108 | Lost | fos ier] Teh MA) ee) as Ae
i 539 - 762 48 = 4 3 13 if
10 4,030 || 1,388 9 | $39!) ian | s7i M05 ee a8 | fe
UL £219 || 2175 871 + 191 24) 163 92 9] 8 866 |] 220
i 11622 || "789 im | 971], 3.650 | 17! 199 43 ap 83 3,334 || 614 | 2 ore
2,597 || 1,38 aera aera eee . 49 3 7 || 2,038 | 390 ne
13 . 386 147] 258 eae 1 2,052 9 |) 73 | 321 BG a) ynene | ert lo
14 7,951 3,379 192 548 pes | 1.145 a 191 366 96 10 86° fo ate
4 2,612 |} "936 hope, aue ot | 60) toe a) BE jj 1.453 | 263
16 2:067 || 1,396 8 | 443 | 1,355 || 16, 986 |} i 107 | 230 |} 45 9 a 1303 || 989 1/100
3.272 6 6 i 123 460 2 a | 3.997 | 13,059 | _ { 55 G 64 571 88 7221
W 1047 es || Cae ae Se ae scone aay 69 491 932) 19 483
18 15,507 || 4,906 138] 518 eet ay pea eee) tae sel aaa oe) ta
19 Se eos | See Sey | eh ae | 88 oe ae eS
20 Daa ll eee | eee 850 | 549 | 2.901 640 | 92 a al ae Be aa ae oe | See
21 Sooo | qaie | gee |. ieee 208 | 505 | 8,218 Lice Bl eel eee ae 377
2 eee ae | Ged at 620 | pe Gee Me) Be Lag ites (| lez | "ong
22 1 2 § i z it 2, 2,
“3 8. 622 \ 634, U1 ae i 1,87 4 175 o3 142 | 29 24 128 |; 3,28 i
2 O22 Il asoie 5 i 1,210) 15; 36) 139 Fe Apne aen 99 | 1 Til 712] 2
24 Tai sre | 4,030 | 2,022, | 709 be ae ot ae ge soy 20 | te) Be , 569
25 3.776 || 1,987 ey iegs t aee | age ' y60} a4, 196 |) 33 zi ea B67
26 9632 | 1563 1,789 || 936 | a 408 7,033 | § 26], 52 1 0 697 i 95 504
: oe Aa) Sa ee mio | 664 033; gis || ar Sa | reo) va | 596
27 119 | 217 BY | G15 3, 307 pala ee ets 29| 110) 5 a
28 4,740) 2,226] 2,5 5) 142 D624 | 295 8} 185 |) i ey | NG 2s B88 Ge ao
29 . 9/813 | 1.137 514 | 1,039 | 27 aT Fs yi! 474 |! 37 7 5 , 586 ual 94
30 C ee oe ee oe) ; Hoi} 38) 72) 73] 16 30) S180 | 952) 2 ie
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31 | War ip E-sts oes a3 | 295 | Sia amy 79 oe i SAB. « BBE: | nae
5 rad10 : 94 4B e £30 174 228 | 58
32] A an ' 31 | 3276 | 11 | fal 4) 32 aid
33 B. 1733 $184) 2.197 5 i 596 | ii 43 74 18 3 2 | 1,652 438
ie : 1738 piaes Al aaeal 548 1,649 | 16 1 13 15 tees a ' 685 | 159 | 4, a
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a0 i; | 592 ,670 |) 1,377 | 46 2126 || 208 53 | 179 | 31 25 | 106 y 448
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seesseees [eee een te fas 9,403 | 48 | 83 joe ee Aap | Pred aoe
42 ‘ 1,048 940 atk , 6 1, 745 as 180 308 1,021 | 171 ! 908
as 3,130! 5 BIBT 028 Per ll aos 37] 80 | 3] 38) 39 | 850
ae 779 902 | 1472 | 2 6,417 || 95 56 65 19 | 7 3,336} 1,117
45 Lo | 72 | 390 264 1,209 250 | 87) 163 jo Bille c ee 12 |) 1,322 |) 475 2,219
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48 2 2.988 || ( 5 8 |, 40 5 43 - 855
- ; 702 | ir | 1,003 | 305 ee 875 | 151 |; 25 fe |. 46 13i|| ee ji 120 ae en
30 861 eee si 185 386 |: . 76 1 2.917 | 046
1,382 | 1,305 | 251 || sii oli | 7,386 |' 303 | 4 62 |: 515 | 1
» 805 99 | 1; 170 9) 415 || J 78 5 2}: 1,418 515 | 1,702
51 ig | ue! ind | 834 aaa0 lt | ae | eal ee 2] 95 ay ae
52 5.129 | 5,43 i [GL 88 2,138 |! ie af ah 16 48 || 6, 448 |) 2, 024
53 940 5,435 | 1, 761 at j 673 8 31 By | 23 3 48 I 1.370 ||" 483 4,424
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6 ! 585 | 1.150 |! | 48 i 35 8
2 fe ' 6.020} 2498 |  s20 Pe tee ai) “wl 6 126) 8,798 || 2
4 / 1,093 4 820; 216 1 336 18 2 138 | y 2,123
58 | 1490 1,066 | 4374) 97 we | aer|, 56) a3 | oo 2) ary 1,352 |] 329 on btS
59 572 | RO | 7 40) 1, 29 sel 4 78° i741 2,251 U2
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61 ' 6.393} 7,213. a 126 a ie eae ae Ne eateee Tosa ea
62 Bel he 2.544) 636! 270 rood Bf Be Mh | ARS I oO et bli
6s I aeaai 1,368 583 || Lay i old8 2 ae i 61] 9,000 |] 2, 662 1,418
(i eed eae ee a 1,080 BL) ash a8) "ahaa ast | 7.146
65 eee 77 | oi : ] te 2907; 7 | i "095 || 2.735 us
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ahh Ee | awess | UD M50 | oh | 2 505 Bi sees aa, Catal) oad 63 | 3,027 || ae
Z | 305 5 ai) 150} 85s Bait ‘ ls ‘ 19 368 7) 2.190
a1 D | 560 vt 19 | 9 1.256 1 055 |! ; 9) 2 { 128 ‘
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1.58 36){ 13 | 275 5 we] 489) 588 | 7 :
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3 F. be ay 1,168 pee | 106} 10 || 91 10) 96, 31 | 83 i 3ctis 12, 848 | 27, 372
74 G 4 dete 390 99 | ! 1 241! ay 2 | 8) 4 Ww) 46 ? a8 1,570 | 3 B45
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9 Savin Es 1173 3 | gr] w | 130 1) BSi |, "789 2,052
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eu 1, 505 | ans 11 “i i 5.407 1,037 | 4.85 - , a 2 24 ab 791 299 | 1, 083
2564 TUS Rx 112 2,665 | 626 3850 4) O77 S 14 168 F
: Ge Ww FR Se oes dae a 2, 039 | 196 | 90 487 290 i 3.609 1, 291,' 2 318
? is BIS nis | 204 29; 16738 474) 19, 718 | ye
eb ae trl oo 4s ge ae eae | Saeed ee
5 182M a ge 1695 | a Lal
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CANADA. | SCANDINAVIA, HUNGARY. BOHEMIA. ITALY. TRIES
<3) HY scsi eye chsh _ ae)
i | 48 Las | 1 1 1
te 3 5 | 15 5 5 15 15
All ea years || All | “is | years \ All Unde years || All cnder years || All Raeon years || All Under years || All ‘Under years
ages. | an ages. |). an ages. ||. and ages.! 37 and || ages. and || ages. and es. “and
gy spears: Over. § ! Fearsy: over, | 2 years. over, 2 years.) over, 8 years.| over, =. years. | over, ag years. es
bi ; " ‘ ‘
eee | Se eee
7,581 |; 2,894 | 4, 687 || 7, 200 i 2,166 : 5,034 21, 178 |] 6, 027 |15, 151 896 343] 553 205 || 69} 136 |/12, 454 || 4,410 | 8, 044 11,197 |] 2, 633 | 8.564
loa Se |e
43 |! i 82 226 |} BB} 188] GA 100 62} 355
10 | i 7 1s i} 22 86 || 467 83 30} 157
33 / 25] 118 i} 16 | 002174 W7 32] 198
114 |! 67 Bl i] 16 35') isa il . 63 25} 109
14l |: 5 96 177 || = 82. | 145 |} 1, 909 524 42 | 267
62% 21 40 103 |) 25 78 || 1,245 350 15] 125
79. BBG 74: 7! 67 664 174 o7| 142
' a !
me 9) 52 176 |) 934) 142 193 32 54] 250
7 ii 70, 117 204] 57/147 527 li 30 | 277
16 { 45, 81 102 |} 35 67 407 76 5] 115
6l 5 35 36 102 99 80 120 35 251 103
401 117] 284 |! 3, 263 911 11| 276
180 '| 57 | 123 773 197 19 73
108 | 43 65 || 1,678 461 41 | 103
W317 96 812 253 11} 100
319; 72] 247 546 118 101 | 328
jw) 19 51}, 91 31 28 89
96) 18 78 || 134 23 30 89
80 | 23 57 || 173 28 19 86
73 t 32 G1} 148 36 24 64
442) 139 | 283 || 1,439 466 | 941 225
124 51 73 || 222 63 | 16) 56
202; 60) 142]! 747 227 | 42) 102
97° 4t| 56]! 378 |] 137 | 84: | 58
19 7 12} 112 39 2! 9
ya 42] gt || 602 |) ana 29) 91
68, 20 43!) 411 139 1, 52
| 49 19 30 | 190 75 9) 27
7) 4 3 |: Tees ; 2, 12
128 || 44 84: 368 134 | 234 |i 1,882 608 93' 348
74 || 28 461 197) GL} 133 | 697 205 37/179
4 il 16 33) 113} 45 70 |) 927 309 33} 123
B eetats 5} 36 85 31 258 94 23) 46
121 29 92 | 213 55 | 158 369 86 42) 265
91} 19 721 121 "| 36 85 158 47 30} 132
30:1 tof 20! gp 19! 93) ait 39 yo! 133
‘ 1 i
80 16 64 | 291 17} 174 || 2,720 930 41) 148
28 | 4 Mi 8T 18 39 || 1,059 340 2} 62
Bidice ties s 5 3 8 22} 387 184 4)
47'| 12 35°} 204 OL} 113 |] 1,274 | 406 7 74
i H
439 139 | 309) 936 51] 185 161 39 42} 275
22 6 16 i169 lL 58 56 4 5 76
3511 108] 243 |] 90 3 7 81 19 221) 105
66 25 4.0 97 17 60 24 6 15 94
1 ty
76) 321) 475 | 102] 34 68 49! 71 83) 209
232 89} 143, 39} 17 24) 90 81 2 30
451 183} 268) 23, 7 16 i 15 | 34 88
ial 24 47, 32; 6 26 44 9 4G 86
ne) 17) 8 4 4 41 16 ‘ iL 5
173! 61] a2] a7 49 | 193 142 39 7 Ts | 257
20 5 15 | 7: 2 5 19 5 | 3}, 15 28
53 28 255/788]. 27 51 45 15 g 7 12 58
100 28 2 | 87 20 67 8 19 59 | Tet Sgeinaes 1 UM acs 7 206 77 | 129 217 46, 171
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1,715 | 732; 983 '| 101) 93 78 118 43 7 i) 11d 52 59 13 | 4 9 198 108 90; 592 204 | 388
45} 1d) 31 | 38 | 6 22 35!) 1 a Dil ciustac OF rece be ie Bad 26 11 15] 31 5 6
335 134; 201 46 | 5 4. {| 37>] 45 wi] 35 14 21 13 4 9 21 10 u 126 41) 85
147 72 75 Dba ction 9 8 | 5 3) 1 3 Tell ieee. leeaedes| deen 97 69 28 136 37,99
1, 188 512! 676 8 | 2 6 38: 26° 61
3a¢| 128} 208) 429] 142 | 287
32 8 2. 126 53 3
Ei licoeceeut 1° 88 26 62
276 113! 163: 36] 7 29
19 7 12); 160 |! 50} 110
5 sonemes 5 19] 6 13
eesbeee lllC a raadal eae ie acai Hl seteeceahag aoe
154 GO; 94
15 1 8
3 fs 2)
24 8! 16};
ull 16; 19)
39 lo) 29
15 fs 8 xg! ;
| Eoeee Lf 2) 464 20) 26)
Soilcesad a #52 | 7 45 |
9 6 i 3 | 33), 3 35
9 5 #, 40; 19 oh
385/156 | 299 | 298 | 3] 165 5
67! Bh} aR 47 3 42 |
32: 101 28 100 26 74 |
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244 VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLy $1.—POPULATION OF BROOKLYN, JUNE 1, 1890, BY WARDS AND SANITARY DISTRICTS,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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. “NITED STATES (WHITE). " ENGLAND AND WALES. || IRELAND. ; SCOTLAND. FRANCE. i GERMANY.
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WARDS AND | —-- ils cea ete pee | oe ee ee nee eee
SANITARY DIs- | : | 45 15 | i 15 145 1b ii
THICTSs | All Ca years | All ne years | All Under, years |} All Pager years || All euder) years |; All
o ty e: 1a 1 ag . ages ges.
he cae Sees. ' nee he years. | over, | es seus: | be | ae ‘years. ee ee years, ee | nee
| ! :
! 3 sel emer eens S
3,191 | 284 | 1,517 || 5,764 mt! 4,987 |] 533 ]/ 82) 451] 123 2 MW 2,315 |)
1,586 | 2) 306 178 | ‘648 || 3,356 |] 588) 2,768 |) 220) 47; 179 Bb), 4; 52 1, 005 |
760 | 2,699 39 | 344 || 1,105 72| 1,033 || 119 || 10! 109 go} 8. 82 671
845 ) 2,976 67| 525 || 1,303) 117] 1,186; 194), 31 163 OF [sawn 27 | 639 !
|
7,674 | 8,809 740 | 2,354 |] 8,652 |) 1, 982 | 6,670 || 633 || 165! 468] 336 81-452 | 18,062
1,393 | 936 240 | 479 | 3,366 || 888i 2478 i! 140], ay! 9 67 17 30 | 2.689
1,127 | 2,263 1! 464) 1,537 || 270; 1,267] Ii} 27) 94 aio 2. 797 fi
1,959 | 1.113 125! 450] 942 | 180! 762 54 13; 41 120) 34) 869,304
1,278 | 2,439 123 492 | 1,191) 315° 876 |] 160 32. 128 41) 12; 29; 1,043
1,917 | 2,058 “| BI 469 | 1,616 | 329, 1,287] 158 4) 4; 81 19° 62 | 4,299
| ! : i i i
8.423 | 13,567 | 897 | 3,267 || 10,646 || 1,825 , 8,821 '] 1.339 | 311 | 1,028 |, 307 3057 | 6.843
2,188} 4,527 1.212 | 230) 882 |) 2,875 |; 395; 2,480 7 306 55 | 251 81 2 69 ' 1,520
1,048 | i865 | 40g m1| 333 | 1206 || 175; Tori |} 146 a1! 195 || 34 3 31; 676 |
765 1,569; 411 67); 344] G73) 74 599]; 123 31] 92 38 9° 29 407 |
2,216 | 2,937 1.128 |] 251 | 877 || 2,766 || 534 2,232 |) 366 98 | 268 99: 13. 86 1,981;
474} 517 || 208 38! 170'| ‘745 169! 576]! 96 23 73 10" Selene! © 10) 855
1,732 | 2,152) 901! , 40) 661 |} 2,341 | 478 | 1.863 |] B02]; 83) 219 45. 13) 32, 1.904
i ‘| i i : : 1
5,053 | 12,959 | 2,294 /' 309; 1,985 || 3,940, 480, 3,460 || 520]; 68 i 450 | 124 13; WL! 2,619 |
1,614 | 4,289 || 810 |! 108 i 1215) 172] 1043]; 149) 28) 12t')_5 2) 23} 1,021
1741 | 4363/7153 |' 81! 634) 1,099 79+ 1,020 |' 188 3; 103 35) 4] at 796 |i
1.698 » 4,207 769 | 12¢: 649 |] 1,626 || 229 1.397 | 183 15; 168 67 57, 802 |;
i ‘ i i , i 1
2,523 | 3,172 | 1.310 |) 398) 912 | 5,558 | 1,612) 3,946; 251 |) 47) 204, 100) 29 | TL | 1,755 | 446 1,309
58a/ 11475] "209 || 38| ii! "736 ||" 94) 642 ST i eeseers 57) 18 | 2) 165 258) 54, 204
1,031; (762 | 408 |) 137} 271 | 2,380 | 997 | 1,483 51 | 8} 4 4 28 | 548 || 186) 362
307; 234], 226] 78} 148 467 119} | 348 37) 23) Wi 2 9| 39711 97! 300
950; 199] 27] 77, 170) 5a7f| 89! 463| 38 7: 31! 6 | poeaeae 6} 230 61; 169
SL} 502, 220 |) 6B 152 |, 1,48) BS 11S 68 | 18, 50; 2; 12) 12) 322 48° 274
| 1 | ! qi i i : ‘ 1 i
8,796 | 13, 06 | 3,786 |) 842 2,944 |) 6,315 | 1.290, 5,025] 986 | 194; 792) 262) 25 | 237 | 7,473 | 1,652; 5,821
2,129 | 3,838 || 1,165 243 | 922 || 1,872 | 340) 1,532 |, 277 || 57 |. 220 4 i 7 67 || 1,621 || 353. 1,268
1,677 | 3,194 || ‘694 |} 128! 566) 1,369] 278) 1091 |) 190 i) 1) am as, 33 i] 1,108 ]} 1881 920
1,995 | 3,313) 74 |) 123) 501), 975) 69 | 806 || 201) 39 | 165 29 |lnweeaas 29 |) 1,032 |} 200} 832
1,416 | 1,146 |) 514 |! 138{ 376) toss]! 276; 768}; 165) 45) 120) oLil 13 48 |] 2,753 |} 718 | 2.035
1,619 | 1,573 || 699 // 210 | 489], 1,055 || 227) 828 |) 150) 34/6 | GE 4 60 |} 959} 193; — 766
5,180 | 4,757 |] 2,065 | 618 | 1,447 3,638 |; 914 | 2,724 |f 456 || 131) 325) 34k) 112 ze 10, 147 | 2, 808 | 7,339
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WITH DISTINCTION OF BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS AND CERTAIN AGE PERIODS—Continued.

 

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RUSSIA AND POLAND. i CANADA. CCANDINAVIA.
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fa bee 15
1 3 15 :
All bee years | All age years || All Uaioe yee
ages. and || ages. i an
= wears | over. | — H Years: noe me years.) over.
14 1 13} 2991 100] 199 || 554 || 122} 482
Silko 5 || 124 53/71 || 141 43
4 foci. 4) 78 15 | 63 || 128 16
5 1 4) 97 32] 65 || 285 63
363 || 130; 233 | 254 66| 198 |} 472 || 145
63 27 | 36 36 16! 20 91 31
15 2| 13 21 5/16 77 21
215 821 133 40 10! 30]/ 118 40
14 |j...-... | 68 14/54 || 109 24
56 19) B79 17 29 |
280 90 390, g18) 281| 587 | 2,234 || 578 | 1,656
27 7! 21] 198 43) 155} 905 || 252
7 2 5) 94 29| 65 |) 224 36
10 1 gi 91 2; 66 || 134 15
90 27 | 63) 102 481 54 |; 326 73
16 5): IL 70 2g) 42] 193 |) 37
130 a8} 82] 263; 108] 155], 522 jj 165
27 9; 3s} 412'| 93) 319]! 402 58
10 4 6 oi) 21] 73 92 8
6 |e... G | wil 30) 11 || 104 Ww
u 5 6} 177] 42) 135 | 206 39
i
87 20: 37; 162) 49! 113] 286 90
1 ile...-- |. 1 30; 6) 2% 64 4
12 4 81 7 22) 49], 113 41
27 9; 1! 3] i 9 14 28
2 7 5] 19) 5] 44 20 12
iS lweaeea 5; iil 2) 4 | 15 5
175 74 | 101}. 464'| 149] 315 |) 766 || 220
60|/ 33; 27] 144 36| 108 |) 279 72
ul 4 TI 74 a4} 50] 11 16
{| 8; 18] 102]) 32) 7 86 22
57)/ 22; «35 |) 58} «©6220 | 33 || 187 11
ai) 67! wi sr 37, 54]! 103 33
Tet |, sa1 | 488 | 28! 72] 136]/ 312) 109
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| HUNGARY. BOHEMIA. ITALY. ‘TRIES. i
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Bre se see aes fade ate Reece ye | ERP y a Be ets teat
to 15 ‘ 15 ! 15
All Winder years | All Under years || All jC ader years | All jo uder years
AY " t eh : =
eee I i ' if
— | il f
3 1 234 || 77) 157)! 304) 57; M7) 2
1 T4 | 28 46°} 112) 28 a4} 2
2 2 | lesisicees ; 2 89 9 80 | 3
2 158 || 49} 109; 1031) 20 83, 4
q +
514 || 195! 319 627 || 152} 475; 5
323 | 110) 213 113) 39 74 | 6
48] 14 34 58 | 1 51| 7
76 || 30 46 234/59} 1751 8
: 31 | 30 1 7 15 62| 9
i 8 36 | 11 25 145 || 32 | 113 | 10
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1 98} 6 2 343 106! 237 829 140/ 689] 11
: 5 | 1 48 17 31 268 = 887 |: 229} 12
i 4| 1 25 9 16 10d} 18 go | 13
1 13 | 2 ll 113 || 19 94 | 14
7 117 | 36 81 Msi; 27 | 12h

I 12: 4 8 43 | 1 36 | 1
10 128 | 38 90) 155'| 32} 123 | 17
62! 20 42! 384] 76| 308, 18
5 |i 1 4) 66! 8 58 | 19
12 | 1 wi] 116 23 93 | 20
45 1 18 27) 2025 45) 157 | BL
186 |} 107; 79) 292 77 | 215) 22
17 2 15 |} 82 6 26 | 23
99 80 19] 100 24 76 | 24
9) 4 5 || 82); 30 52 | 25
6) 5 1 354) 15 40 | 26
55 | 16 39! 33 2 21 | 27

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Wii} 41} 130 |) 41) 220! 524 | 28
67 | 16 51 | 261 | 85 176 | 29
18 |! 45 14!) 1005 14 86 | 30
21 |! 7. 14'] 119 30 89 | 31
45) 10' = 35 143 60 83 | 32
20 | 4° 16 118 31 87 | 33
530 133° 397 || 694 | 202 | 492 | 34
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246 VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE $2.—DEATHS FROM CERTAIN SPECIFIED CAUSES IN NEW YORK AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY
DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| sdeaeul Gene Dis- | yy
| Diph- | Di Can- | Heart; birt Dis- 5 is-

WARDS AND |Scear-; Ty- a- pd. | haar’ | Con- Whoop-| cer | dis- and 1S | CA8eS | cases . All
SANITARY as ! Jet |phoid| lavial, “BeriB rm sump- Pneu- | veasies. ine and | ease | puer- cr the ofthe ot the ole Be other seule
DISTRICTS. “| fever. fever. fever.! ane 1S" | tion, | mona. cough.| tu- and | peral liver ery urinary} “©” * | causes. 4

: | croup.. eases. mor. ldropsy.| dis- ‘le ous organs.
: t eases. y 7
Total .|/250, 359° '4, 267 |2, 031 2, 060 |15, 199 (26,514 !32, 781 (24, 090 8, 822 | 2,820 °5, 067 |11,568 | 2,236 |2, 764 | 20,247 | 14,537 |1, 789 |18, 862 | 59, 522 83
3, 320 TO 25 37 150 259 494 336 48 34 51 150 27 47 217 203 19 17.
2, 626 59 25, 26 4115 203 408 263 4l 31 35 104 23 44 167 165 14 154
638 || 8 |...-.. 11 31 50 85 69 7 3| 16 45 4 3 45 36 5 17
56], 3 fe... pee aes 4 6 1 BN fe cceeceelintSocual tacos dls eszcccicien ee stessic 5 2h Lesiciaaid 3
1 1
363 |i 3 5 2 16 21 51 39 3 1 3 27 2 6 32 22 6 16
694 |! 5 10 5 33 40 102 54 7 2 9 58 3 6 56 53 5 31
4,622 || 62 20 38 230 383 738 563 70 30 63 197 35 65 339 333 28 253
1,862 |! 30 8 16 91 149 312 203 15 14 31 88 18 26 132 143 13 95
32 12 22 139 234 426 360 55 16, 32 109 17 39 207 190 15 158
42 33 18 156 312 408 325 58 34 | 35 127 21 39 236 160 14 215
30 21 12 97 193 254 202 34 23 24 73 8 24 164 100 9 123
12 12 6 59 119 154 123 24 ll 1) 52 13 15 72 60 5 92
57 51 30 309 516 767 656 212 49 57 196 46 48 426 291 22 359
4 5 4 20 24 49 30 2 5 23 4 10 32 22 2 14
13 15 4 84 128 209 186 55 19 22 57 14 12 116 95 7 92
3,510 40 31 22 205 364 509 440 150 28 30 116 28 26 278 174 13 253
9, 943 175 oT 50 577 | 1,079 | 1,233 | 1,209 121 123! 141 846 89 | 106 791 581 64 731
36 12 12 142 227 265 282 26 25, 25 59 7 24 212 124 8 148
34 10 9 115 227 270 298 33 33 28 59 25 21 153 141 15 152
68 23 13 201 369 414 367 31 35 49 127 39 37 268 186 28 276
37 12 16 119 | (256 284 262 31 30 39 101 18 24 158 130; 13 155
! |
104 44 32 376, 600 976 624 95 63 92 294 69 80 606 408° 3 534
16 12) 93 190 331 194 27 26 27 105 23 34 203 136 7 128
23 18 11 137 205 307 225 46 17 29 89 22 17 191 144 10 223
37 10 9 146 205 338 205 22 20 36 100 24 29 212 128: 14 183
149 78 85 474 799 | 1,270 729 116 108 186 470 79 | 142 848 523 72 576
26 14 18 83 144 211 142 26 19 23 76 14 32 160 101 15 106
58 32 31 189 327 543 279 47 37 60 178 30 53 289 218 27 236
28 14 i5 118! 178 205 123 25 30 31 70 17 21 164 73 18 107
37 18 21 89 \ 150 31l 185 18 22 72 146 18 36 225 131 17 127
i L
195 65 27; 612. 997 | 1,001 903 124 81 141 348 99 85 626 446 45 943
» 115 33, 10 349 530 491 513 78 41 61, 184 57 40 358 252 22 535
' 80 | 32! 17 263 467 507 390 46 40 80 ; 164 42 45 268 194 23 408
' 219 | 86 53 800 | 1,389 | 1.442 1,240 196 115 221 471 108 141 967 598 59 | 1, 044
64, 22 12 298 460 429 | 83 38 70 ' 137 43 39 312 153 21 404
60 21; 14! 178 355 368 | 291 39 29 68 120 22 36 224 T54 14 240
23, 19 16 128 228 259 245 28 18 38 90 id 24 181 135 14 196
G3 24) IL: 196 3d6 386 302 46 30 455 12 29 42 250 156 10 204
625 204! 349 1,943 | 3,269 | 3,033 ; 2,578 434 333 590 | 1,175 290 236) 2,205 | 1,336 213 | 2,193
12 3 5 2 39 2 7 2 7 2 26 13
bs i 7. Ww, Ui 126 151! 137 24 18 45 80 16 20 105 106 11 109
34 14: 10! 131 209 159.) 147 19 l4 24 | 60 16 10 122 73 12 144
21, 6 | 7 i 7 104 108 | 74 12 6 20 46 5 4 69 39 3 37
19| 2; 10! 58 75 82 68 3 7| 18 31 10 5 73 35 4 7
27 4 13 | 83 105 108 | 91 1k 8 15 38 7 10 80 59 8 72
64 | 10 38' 208 404 266, 253 41 46 35 10 27 19 202 103 8 193
8 | 6 8 41 42 45 40 2 3 13 37 3 56 39 9 55
96 30 33 274 475 333 324 78 48 58 138 40 26 253 339 17 311
8} 3 4°02 42 39 27 3 2; 17 6 1 22 23 3 32 85 1
21 4 9) 38 49 68 56 7 9 m4 4 5 33 40 2 21 TID eccceces
122; 36) 73) 409] 733) 639! 523 136 81] 105} 195 62; 47 419 243 | 42 | 475, 1,323 1
42 | 20| 38! 119] 207] 237; 209 13 21 68) 127 23] 20 181 3] 22] 136! "532 Joo...
65! 31] 56) 235] 72] 497; 390 42 33| 951 160 39| 35 306 175; 29 70 808 |...
i | |
12) 2 1) 24 41 7 51 2 8 13 18 4 4 48 27 5 35 145 1
14 93 10 20 69 90 71 & 8 22 46 8 10 ! 82 45 ; ll 78 | 205 1
23 | 12 18 | 83 133 137 129 16 13 31 58 18 16 | 120 57 22 94: 377 1
3! 5 2 5 57 34 37 7 2 2 DN tictincnlesaoss: los 19, 124 becccccee
f ' \ |
1160-51 |) «0384' 507} «845; 738] 767 104 76 | 118} 239 87 | 74 571 301' «45! «720. 4,573 3
7 | 25 14 305 491 389 438 58 36 78 139 55 32 318 | 159 31 443 873 1
39 \ 26 20! 202 354 349 329 46 40 40 100 | 32 42 253 | 142 lt 277 700 2
| 95! 46] 29] 429] 734] 869! 769 301 98} 84} 235} 49| 60 492 387 | 32! 581] 1,880 4
37' 15 8] 156] 256' 226] 282 97 33] 32 89 | 15} 24 186; 122 9. 210! ‘673 2
| 31} 21] 273) 478) 583} 487 204 60} 52] 146 34/36 306; 265| 23 371; 1,207 2
1
| 45] 35] 197] 498; 712} 462 55 45! 91] 338 46) 55 463 361} 36: 353 1,190 2
| a7| 16 73) 226! 325] 193 24 23) a1] 134 21) 21 184; 120] 13° Jal! ‘522 1
/ 9 5 70 98 162) 100 20 2] 13 65 10) 16 96 94 7! 70 B84 1
| 8 8 42. 61 132 99 8 9) 35 80 8 10 107 84 8 70 DOH oeeascw
| Il 6 12 41 93 70 3 1 22 59 7 8 16 63 8 32 AGL |eicesecen
i 67 82 427 688 | 1, 132 738 63 Tis 194 479 72 | 101 698 571 90 547 1 1,921 5
} 18) 19} lint) 170} 204 150 ll 25) 16 69 12} 24 135 89 15 90 402 1
1 19 36 160 247 441 282 20 21 80 198 21 36 275 208 37 217 TW) 1
| il 52 112 167 | 116 12 10 25 72 16 10 113 87] 13 96 299 2
| 19 16 104 159 320 210 20 18 73 140 23 31 175 187 25 144 519 1
| 161 67 | 1,049 | 1,841 | 2,284 1,579 200 166 | 382 843 170 | 200 1, 330 906 98 | 1,563 | 3,479 3
| 24 10 183 24 392 | 290 47 30 64 171 27 31 226 175 10; 302 611 1
56 18 299 618 615 455 56 43 108 225 53 55 382 228 31! 489) 1,008 |......-.
| 24 6 99 144 229 140 11 13 49: 93 26 21 137 98 9: 14 332 1
23: 5 164 233 297 190 20 18: 59 111 23 24 204 130 16) 194 ABS iced aticiaiere
15 1d 110 147 256 173 18 15 | 47 | 111 25 18 | 144 135 2/142 415 1
wo! 141 194] 3751 445! 331 48 47: 55} 132 16{ 51] 237 140! 20] 282 655 [..2..---

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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TaBLE 82.—DEATHS FROM CERTAIN SPECIFIED CAUSES IN NEW YORK AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY
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WARDS AND | '|Sear-: Ty- | Ma- DO: ) 22att Gon: Whoop-| cer | dis- and 1s" | €a8es | eases a All
SANITARY eas | \phoid | larial there. Thea sump- net ‘Measles.| in and | ease | puer- of the of the of the Old ob other ene
DISTRICTS. ”~“\lfever.|tever. fever, croup. eases.| Hon- LOT ae cough.) tu- | and | peral |); ne) Nerv" Jurinary| 28° ™- | causes. :

i Bs SASe8: mor. |dropsy.| dis- | 'V€? es oe organs.
‘ eases. ve NOBt
104 86 608 | 1,078 | 1,508 | 1,021 131 119 | 217 605 86; 160 874 727 73 810 | 2,547 6
6 4 15 20 69 53 TD Wevedinsarepas 19 44 2 9 45 60 4 26 111 |.-------
13 21 73 115 212 153 15 16 52 118 23 18 136 121 10 138 396 2
44 32 356 660 BT 506 76 73 69 208 35 74 419 296 28 406 1, 298 3
10 4 14 27 57 G4 OD lledeisien wee 16 62 8 14 61 55 6 46 119 1
31 25 150 256 433 245 36 30 |- 61 173 18 45 213 195 25 224 623 |.-------
270 | 252 | 2,406 | 3,585 | 3,514 | 2,835 446 412 | 713 | 1,474 305 | 308] 2,434 1, 597 187 | 2,610 | 7,138 9
17 6 38 49 88 89 4 4 34 76 8 10 87 79 6 53 194 |.---.---
21 33 204 230 383 252 38 43 54 142 31 42 231 147 21 227 679 |.---.---
20 28 251 | ~ 358 366 267 54 50 42 125 29 23 204 143 10 210 683 1
12 12 27 38 59 59 11 4 36 69 3 10 17 57 5 59 157 |- :
17 23 167 249 265 198 45 36 83 130 28 28 176 136 21 211 595 |--------
34 10 220 340 346 267 38 39 53 131 40 24 224 163 18 209 628 |.-------
11 11 96 239 13. 162 34 29 39 72 11 15 101 110 19 114 519 2
23 34 267 376 364 324 58 34 56 123 31 38 202 156 11 238 700 | 1
‘ 9 8 104 175 126 103 22 9 17 38 7 8 73 37 2 94 262 | 1
, 6 6 36 32 40 56 2 5 32 41 7 5 57 44 5 48 IST vsescsese
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| 1T 16 252 415 382 294 44 47 73 112 35 23 255 122 19 302
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\ 2u 12! 78 101 147 100 8 13 40 82 16 13 93 70 13 87
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; 30 19: 209 297 251 188 34 29 47 90 22 22 184 89 10 222
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138 114 | 1,012 | 1,677 | 2,193 | 1,427 182 212 327 726 150 218 1, 222 999 99 | 1,222
25 ' 20 ' 151! 300 399 235, 50 39 37 101 30 44 187 183 12 183
22 19; 156 302 462 282 29 49 16 186 30 37 275 227 22 241
16, 21 176 236 322 194 29 33 51 96 15 35 160 122 16 155
28, 17 116 234 316 257 19 25 70 125 17 33 204 153 25 208
28 23 260 378 413 264 42 41 52 114 28 44 225 188 10 279
19 ' 14 153 227 281 195 13 25 41 104 30 25 171 126 1d 156
; 89 | 120 | 542 921 | 1,435 928 107 132 | 270 606 81 140 856 685 79 830
1 12 10 19 21 65 58 2 21 58 7 10 62 66 6 36
19 15 69 95 234 145 14 21 33 107 11 26 129 102 18 i73
19 30, = 128 252 356 181 23 35 50 102 13 32 169 109 16 234
5 4 f 16 25 47 AG. | sp ooceece 3 30 52 4 11 54 59 10 39
12 lu! 73 95 153 120 12 11 43 65 10° 18 118 71 9° 88
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154 | 253 i 1, 341 | 2,303 ; 2,679 | 1,954 291 297 | 432 | 1,029 211! 237 1, 852 1, 254 165 | 1,797
30 AT |} 7 487 503 346 49 64; 42 172 33 42 316 198 26 334
28 48 335 555 673 493 G4 74} 117 222 56 47 436 318 45 427
17 19 i 86 115 215 157 12 13 | 51 128 19 25 154 151 15 116
15 22; 113 234 246 174 34 201 28 67 11 25 182 105 13 133
17 46 226 328 423 307 44 48 | 87 174 36 41 292 197 18 262
10 14 | 42 42 146 102 12 12 34 83 13 19 88 75 13 84
17 12! 109 223 212 165 37 28 | 23 67 12 13 132 81 6 132
4 18 | 51 116 16 63 17 14 | 9 30 14 8 92 32 6 71
7 9 | 57 107 120 91 5 12 20 43 9 10 81 56 ll 171 292 1
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VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLE 83.—DEATHS FROM CERTAIN SPECIFIED CAUSES IN BROOKLYN AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT

- DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890.

 

 

 

 

   
 
  
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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WARDS AND | ayy |; Sear-| Ty. || Ma- theca rheal | ©” | pneu. Whoop- cer | dis- | and | casea| of the | ©88°8 | o1a | sein. | All Un-
SANITARY | anges, ||, let hoidilarial ad lai sump- ~, |Measles.| ing and | ease | puer- of the nerv- of the | 5 6:|"born other i nown,
DISTRICTS.  llfever. |fever. |fever.| 22 Oe | Yon. | MOR: cough.| tu- | and | peral |}; urinary| 28° * | causes. ”

CPOUD | SABES: mor. |dropsy.| dis. |"Y€|_ US lorgans.
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Total .1112, 467 : 1,840 |1, 002 !1,413 | 7,122 12,240 13,135 | 9,965 767 1,134 |2,091 | 5, 681 867 |1,557 | 11,724 | 4,889 {1,359 | 7,754 | 27,804 123
Ward 1....... 2, 257 26]; 23) 31) 130: 159] 276) 170 12 15 | 67] 159 4] 41 270 127] 44] 124 567 2
1,154 13 14 12 76 90 136 79 10 9 35 83 7 19 26 58 23 61 302 1
1.103 13 9 19 54 69 140 91 2 6 22 76 VG 22 144 69 21 63 265 1
1
1,915 12 10 17 ! 104 228 228 185 28 9; 4 94 7 h 27 209 87 19 123 502 2
2, 455 38 15 19 ' 158 227 313 199 12 19 | 69 145 18; 47 295 107 45 168 559 2
1, 474 29 11 8, 93 145 175 128 6 15 33 83 13, 27 179 56 31 96 344 2
981 9 4; il i 65 82 138 71! 6 4, 36 62 5j; 20 116 51 14 72 215 |.-.---.-
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21 i 91 186 269 166 8 12 | 44 112 16 26 224 92 27 138 483 4
38 22° 59 | 206 396 439 319 24 41 | 48 160 25 57 426 195 29 236 926 2
9 12; 27: 88: 192 203 153 13 19! 21 59 12 25 195 89 12 7 427 1
29 10: 32: 118 204 236 166 Ad 22: 27 101 13 32 231 106 17 139 499 1
115 56 771 386 673: 634 524 60 49 92 261 41 82 556 234 82 388 1,474 7
20 | 25 \ 15 | TW 124 | 117 110 6 7 19 49 2 20 102 50 20 12 252 3
73; 19; 44% 929 430 370 305 48 33 41 134 28 43 301 123 29 246 902 2
22) 12; 38, a7] ug! 147] 109 6 9| 32] 78 | i9! 153 61} 33] 7o{ 320 2
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62 48; 53 ! 277 369 530 361 23 40 | 112 289 23 82 493 238 88 319} 1,040 3
16 2: 14 { Ts 169 184 139 10 13 27 101 9 30 173 71 16 128 | BOO Pceiassiaiaiais
tt id: 143 57 59 117 62 6 15 33 57 3 15 107 58 19 81 : 223 2
st 12° «14! 46 62 107 70 3 3 25 70 5 15 128 49 22 540 196 | a
a; 9 1! co} 9! 122) 90! 4 9| a7] 61 6} 22. 85 60! 31] 56) 239]...
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' 105 35 73 | 432 462 469 356 35 50 A7 186 41 48 385 162 33 293; 1,116 ' 3
i 5 5 11 | 44 34 39 24 2 6 8 24 5 4 25 15 4 23 | 129 | 1,
59 20 46 239 249 228 186 19 21 23, 93 18 34 210 95 19 151 610 | z
i 38 9 13 | 112 156 184 128 13 20 14 58 16 8 123 43 7 103 BU dl Scoportarseons
; 3 1 3 ' 37 25 18 18 I 3 2 il 2 2 27 9 3 16 BU ccodues
41 25; 29: 189 300 318 178 23 36 54 141 19. 37 282 125 34 Vi 629 3
22 | 10 80 106 164 69 11 14 22 78 6; 14 121 62 18 74 24 1
ee 1400617 95 170 182 95 9 21 27 37 8! 419 135 56 13 87 301 =
PB besecee 2} | 24 92/ 14 3! 1 5 6 5] 4 26 7 3 16 Sh gasieae:
ft
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| 95 55 47 396 605 571 497 42 69 92 257 31 68 573 227 76 340 1,277 z
41 32 22) 139 204 229 172 9 25; 39 109 16 29 218 89 33 118 489° 22 ohcdes
31 13 19 167 262 236 224 21 29 37 107 8 29 245 95 21 145 599 2.
23 10 6 90 139 106 101 12 15 16 41 7 10 110 43 17 7 PAB) cca cies
69 22 46 236 378 443 290 19 44 73 221 1% 57 400 143 35 227 920
45 10 26 139 236 253 183 13 30 38 129 11 42 241 83 13 149 546
24 12 20 97 142 190 107 6 14 35 92 6 15 159 60 22 78 374
126 30 77 333 556 459 472 48 Lo 53 194 55, 62 456 200 43 292 1.272
39 5 27 64 135 108 110 20 23 12 39 16 17 108 46 8 96 347
23 6 q 88 92 94 6 10 15 35 12 12 72 38 8 59 240
GL 19 43, 225 333 259 268 22 22: 26 120 27 33 276 116 27 137: 685
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53 29 36 164 287 401 297 17 20 64 183 26 40 340 177 50 203 | O77
13 10 7 51 85 96 81 3 5 16 66 9 11 92 45 19 68 | 219
21 5 18 70 115 157 123 ll 11 24 70 12 15 145 74 12 78 | 264
19 ll 11 43 87 148 93 3 4 24 47 5 14 103 58 19 57 ' 194
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92 3 62 283 650 561 543 22 43 56 215 53 47 566 233 35 316) 1,235
15 6 10 65 133 113 128 2 14 8 42 20 9 118 49 9 63: 268
39 11 20 106 261 172 188 9 12 20 66 11 16 210 87 11 1l4 439
30 14 19 7 178 210 160 8 14 19 80 19 21 176 66 13} es. 364
8 5 13 | 38 78 66 67 3 3 9 27 3 1 62 31 Dh 41 | 164
79 38 63 254 450 458 419 34 37 57 199 33 48 405 203 35 ‘ 307 1, 020
24 5 11 72 107 70 97 4 7 6 33 5 10 88 49 4) 59 280 ace snasicis
26 17 26 68 136 168 148 10 18 23 54 17 18 143 87 19 ! 99 310 2
29 16 26 114 207 220 174 20 12 28 112 ll 20 | 174 67 12) 149 480 3
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117 48 61 464 | 1, 074 841 810 h2 79 132 311 53 106 : 794 249 68 | 2° 1,957 10
16 4 6 38 4 V7 68 3 4 13 38 5 5 75 30 8 | 61 168 . 2
39| 15] 13] 145] 333] 242] 210 13 22) 38] 87 2%} 26! 197 63) 13) 180. 549! 3
37 17 23 143 352 286 313 18 42 46 110 14 40 267 70 25! 248 707 2
25 12 19 138 315 236 248 18 21 35 76 9 35 255 86 22: { 154 | 533 3
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132 30 72 458 719 595 536 30 72 107 254 | 51 75 586 252 44 | 416 5
42 5 15 112 175 144 148 a 12 21 54 | 10 19 143 67 17 | 102 | 1
17 2 7 69 83 93 78 5 20 19 42 | 9 6 110 28 6) 59° 1
31 11 30 122 262 165 144 Q 17 23 69 | 17 25 141 V7 9! 113:
38 9 19 135 169 164 143 9 22 39 83 \ 14 22 171 64; 10! 120!
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26 11 20 125 205 192 156 20 31, 57 15 lt 182 65 10 | 127
3 4 1 19 55 25 33 1 4. 3 | 8 1 ' 4 32 ld 5 | 29
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28 4 20 144 306 187 157 12 28 : 15 63 13) 18 192 46 9) 142
27 10 12; 91 203 167 133 5 13 oF 75 10 17 150 49 | 12 112
16 6, i : 46 62 56 61 3 7 19 34 6 16 65 20 7 42
10 1} 3, 25 55 41 29 2 5! 7 18 3 4 47 17 4 34,
2 6 3 29 39 38 34 2 6 | 8 26 5 4 38 15 7 28:
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10 2 | 10 43 114 63 67 | 2 20 6 26 4 8 q7 15 1 58 |

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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TaBLu $3.—DEATHS FROM CERTAIN SPECIFIED CAUSES IN BROOKLYN AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT
DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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i * . ‘an- | Heart} birth | py; ¢ Dis-
WARDS AND \Scar-; Ty- | Ma- | Diph-| Diar- | 9, Whoop-| cer | dis- | and | Dit] e@ses | oases é All
SANITARY eet : let | phoid|larial ie rhea sunip- ene Measles.| ing | and | ease | puer- weata pes of the oo Sal: other Ue
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68 42 36 245 490 580 418 21 48 | 101 223 38! 56 497 208 46 356
ll 15 12 58 106 137 103 4 iL 31 55 11 | 18 134 64 i 76
19 13 9 39 71 121 82 5 2 39 54 5| 16 98 61 20 55
38 14 15 148 313 322 233 12 35 31 114 22) 22 265 83 15 225
33 28 47 163 220 361 234 9 21 85 191 26 51 329 173 72 185
19 ll 21 111 132 190 | 125 7 10 30 71 12 25 154 86 41 82
7 13 15 22 28 53 45 1 4 27 49 8) 13 73 39 12 33
7 4 11 30 60 118 64 1 7 28 71 6! 13 102 48 19 70
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80; 53! 93] 487: 765) 7371 533 36 68| 127] 359 61, 82 683 2241 78; 487
16 8 8 83 173 150 119 14 15 18 57 10° 15 | 135 41 12 110
5| uw} ww 52 15 91 65 3 10] 14 17 8 ol ill 2s} 20! 43
22 13 24 189 309 285 171 13 25 47 99 23 24 215 14 18! 203
ll 10 18 37 49 68 62 2 3 19 51 7! 9 86 29 13 41
26 i 29 76 159 143 116 4 15 29 15 13°23 136 52 15 a6
93 35 60 395 479 514 379 42 48 | 104 245 47 | 66 579 201 81 409
1 13 13 67 85 111 76 11 9 27 50 10 16 137 44 33 70
6 5 5 37 36 58 33 2 4 8 28 3 4 46 20 4 36
5 6 2 27 29 30 26 2 2 15 18 4 7 43 19 4 37
25 6 17 110 131 130 87 9 13 23 73 13 23 134 46 22 94
7 5 6 35 36 38 6 2 12 26 2 3 39 17 9 60
39 jeunes 17 119 162 147 129 12 18 19 50 15 13 180 55 9 112
32 59 46 133 162 301 214 15 24 66 193 22 46 280 139 56 162 669 5
7 13 18 44 73 96 76 8 9 31 T7 6 16 96 55 18 64 QO iseish cis
17 32 13 41 38 98 67 4 3 1 47 8 14 B4 46 25 42 176 2
8 14 15 48 51 107 vel 3 w2| 18 69 8 16 100 \ 38 13 56 193 3
34 21 22 87 199 174 136 5 1; 45 89 5 37 162 67 17 99 |
5 6 2 | 6 14 39 1D: |eraeediend 1 15 15 1 6 34 24 5 16
13 5. ll 39 105 58 64 2 8! 16 AT | neenincee 18 | 53 | 19 6 40
9; 5} 3] 15) 37] 30) 26 2 21 8 9 1 5) 9) 13 5 15 |
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6 By 5 i 20 31 36 23 1 3) 5 15 7 36 | Gi bacaae s 22 |
68 49 t 6s! 277 480 479 394 | 25 41 | 100 225 38 59 449 | 174 53 239 | 999 6
20 OL; 23 89 141 146 139 | 7 14 36 73 8 16 142 | 61 14 98 326 1
16 11 | 7 43 Ts ve 63 2 3 | 20 42 6 13 67 28 12 57 157 2
ll 8; 19; 61 95 98 64 7 7 16 42 | 9 16 108 | 33 11 3 185 i......--
15 3: 10 | 59 114 119 84 | 8 6 18 40 | 11 9! 87 | 30 11 3 | 187 | 2
6 6! 5 25 54 45 44 1 | 10 28 | 4 5S 45 | 22) 5 48) 1445 1
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Ward 26 5 53! 30, 76 179 337 324 212 | 19 43 | 57 116 | 27 49 | 307 ' 103 54 195 | 871 7
Unlocated....; 4,626 27) 101 | 39 4 248 | 1,014 353 | 52 25 | 102 324 13 66 324 \ 285 60 181 1, 328 10
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250 VITAL STATISTICS.

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TABLE 84.—AVERAGE ANNUAL DEATH RATES DUE TO CERTAIN SPECIFIED CAUSES PER 100,000 OF MEAN POPULATION
IN NEW YORK AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890.

 

 

 

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SANITARY ete let |phoid! rial oigria rhea ‘ sump- nen: Measles.| ing and | ease | puer- rie cine of the a — other hee
DISTRICTS. fever. |fever.' fever. croup.! eases. tion. cough.| tu- | and ta dindr ous urinars causes.

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26.72 93, 03 | 241.96! 173.72 | 21.38 | 225.41] 711.32 0.99
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Total.. .| 2,991.90 || 52.19 | 24.27 | 24.62 181.63 | 316.85 391.75 | 287.89 45.67] 33.70 | 60.55 | 138.24

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

4,310.46 || 90.88 | 32.46 | 48.04 | 194.75 | 336.27 | 641.38 | 436.24 62.32) 44.14] 66.21 | 194.75 | 35.05. 61.02 | 281.74; 263.56 | 24.67 | 225.91 1,271. 67

4,664.96 1104.87 | 44.41 | 46.19 | 204.29 | 360.62 | 724.79 | 467.21 72.83 55.07 | 62.18 | 184.75 | 40.86) 78.16 ; 296.67 | 293.11 | 24.87 | 273.57 | 1,330.56 |.
3,654.08 |} 45.82 |...... 63.00 | 177.55 | 286.37 | 486.83 | 395.19 40.09 17.18 | 91.64 , 257.73 | 22.91; 17.18 | 257.75) 206.19 ] 28.64, 97.37 | 1,162.66 |.
1,712.54 || 91.74 1.-....1..-... 122.32 | 183.49 | 30.58 | 122.32 |.-.......].-..--..]----6- 30.58 |.....--].----- 152.91; 61.16 }...... 91.74} 825.69 |.

 

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5,525.11 || 45.66 | 76.10 | 30.44 | 243.53 | 319.63 '776.26 | 593.61) 45.66} 15.22 | 45.66 410.96: 30.44| 91.32, 487.06] 334.86 | 91.32 | 243.53 | 1.643.84

 

   

3,118.54 179.74 | 458 34 | 242.65 31.46 8.99 | 40.44 | 260.63 | 13.48 | 26.96, 251.64) 238.16 | 22.47 | 139.30] 966.12)..
4,117.01 z 341.15 | 657.37 | 501.49 62.35 | 26.72 | 56.12 | 175.48} 31.18 | 57.90 ; 301.96 | 296.62 | 24.94 | 225.36 | 1,043.95

-| 4,112.01 § | 329.05 | G89 02 | 448.30 33.13 | 30.92 | 68.46 | 194.34 | 39.75 | 57.42 | 291.51 | 315.80 | 28.71 | 209.80 | 1,053.40

' 4,120.39 349.34 | 635.97 | 537.44 82.11] 23.89 | 47.77 | 162.73 | 25.38 | 58.22! 309.03 | 283.65 | 22.39 | 235.88 , 1,037.56

3,652.04 389.95 | 509.94 | 406.20 72.49; 42.49 | 43.74 | 158.73 | 26.25 | 48.74) 294.96 | 199.98) 17.50 | 268.72 | 859.89
3,863.87 411.55 | 541.62 | 430.74 72.50, 49.04 | 51.18 | 159.93 | 17.06 | 51.18] 349.71] 213.24 | 19.19 | 262.28) 893.46 )..__...
3,352.06 359.36 | 465.06 | 371.44 72.48! 33.22 | 33.22, 157.03 | 39.26 | 45.30) 217.43 | 181.19] 15.10 | 277.83} 812.35 3.02
4,010.51 387.39 | 575.83 | 492.49 159.16; 36.79 | 42.79 | 147.15 | 34.53 | 36.04; 319.82) 218.47) 16.52 269.52; 938.44].
3,139.97 212.88 | 434.63 | 266.10 62.09 | 17.74 | 44.35 | 204.01 | 35.48 | 88.70 | 283.84] 195.14 | 17.74 | 124.18
3,900.77 337.82 | 551.69 | 490.89 145.16 | 50.15 | 58.06 | 150.44] 36.95 | 31.67) 306.15 | 250.73 | 18.47 | 242.81

 

4,176.78 |, 47.60 36.89 | 26.18 | 243.94 433.15 | 605.69 | 523.59 178.49; 33.32 | 35.70 | 138.04 | 33.32) 30.94] 330.81 | 207.05 | 15.47 | 301.06

3,009.15 || 52.96 | 17.25 | 15.13 | 174.62 | 326.55 | 373.15 | 365.89 36.62; 37.22 | 42.67 | 104.71 | 26.93 | 32.08] 239.39) 175.83 | 19.37 | 221.23 746.91 0.61
3,882.09 || 62.75 | 20.42 | 20.92 | 247.53 | 395.70 | 461.95 | 491.58 45.32 | 43.58 | 43.58 | 102.85 | 12.20 | 41.84] 36956} 216.16 | 13.95 | 257.99 | 1,030.23 3.49
3,248.81 || 51.69 | 15.20 | 13.68 | 174.83 | 345.10 | 410.47 | 453.04 50.17} 50.17 | 42.57] 89.70; 38.01 | 31.93 | 242.60! 214.36 | 22.80 | 231.08
2,601.46 || 52.51 | 17.76 | 10.04 | 155.21 | 284.93 | 319.68 | 283.39 23.94] 27.03 | 37.84} 98.07) 30.11 | 28.57) 206.94) 143.62 | 21.62 | 213.12
2,841.42 || 47.57 | 15.43 | 20.57 | 153.00 | 329.14 | 365.14 | 336.86 39.86 | 38.57 | 50.14 | 129.86 | 23.14} 30.86) 203.14] 167.14 | 16.71 | 199.29

3,410.14 || 53.25 | 22.53 | 16.39 | 192.52 | 307.22 | 499.74 | 319.51 48.64) 32.26 | 47.11 | 150.54} 35.33 | 40.96 | 310.29] 208.91 | 15.87 | 273.43
3,095.13 || 64.70 | 23.53 | 17.64 | 136.74 | 279.37 | 486.69 | 285.25 39.70} 38.23 | 39.70 | 154.39 | 33.82 | 49.99] 298.49] 199.97 | 10.29 | 188.21
-| 4,230.93 || 43.15 | 33.77 | 20.64 | 257.05 | 384.63 | 576.01 | 422.15 86.31 31.90 | 54.41 | 166.99 | 41.28 | 31.90] 358.36 | 270.18 | 18.76 | 418.40
3,108.44 |) 50.01 | 13.51 | 12.16 | 197.32 | 277.06 | 456.81 | 277.06 29.73 27.03 | 48.65 | 135.15 | 32.44 | 39.19 | 286.52; 172.99 | 18.92 | 247.32

2,718.32 || 45.59 | 23.86 | 26.01 | 145.02 | 244.45 | 388.55 | 223.03 35.49) 33.04 | 56.91 | 143.79 | 24.17 | 43.44 | 259.44] 160.01 | 22.03 | 176.22
3,017.71 || 47.38 | 25.51 | 32.80 | 151.25 | 262.41 | 384.50 | 258.77 47.38 | 34.62 | 41.91 | 138.49 | 25.51 | 58.31 | 291.57] 184.05 | 27.33 | 193.16
2,747.45 || 45.49 | 25.10 | 24.31 | 148.24 | 256.47 | 425.88 | 218.82 36.86) 29.02 | 47.06 | 139.61 | 23.53 | 41.57} 234.51] 170.98 | 21.18 | 185.10
2,807.16 || 46.56 | 23.28 | 24.95 | 187.92 | 296.02 | 340.92 | 204.55 41.58} 49.89] 51.55 | 116.41 | 28.27 | 34.92| 272.73} 121.40 | 21.62 | 177.94

2,416.18 |) 43.87 | 21.34 | 24.90 | 105.52 | 177.83 | 368.71 | 219.33 21.34 26.08 | 85.86 | 173.09! 21.34 | 42.68| 266.75; 155.31 | 20.15 | 150.57 492.01 |.

 

2,626.01 || 59.77 | 19.92 | 8.28 | 187.57 | 3035.57 | 306.80 | 276.76 38.00; 24.83 | 43.22 | 106.66} 20.34] 26.05] 191.86] 136.69) 13.79 | 289.02 | 560.27 0.61
2,699.71 || 66.58 | 19.21] 5.79 | 202.06 | 306.85 | 286.01 | 297.01 45.16 | 23.74 | 35.32 | 106.53 | 83.00 | 23.16 | 207.27! 145.90 | 12.74 | 309.75 573.75 |_|
2,543.11 | 52.10 | 20.84 | 11.07 | 171.28 | 304.13 | 330.18 | 254.99 29.96} 26.05 ; 52.10 | 106.80 | 27.35 | 29.31] 174.53| 126.34 | 14.98 | 265.71 545 09

181.73 | 315.54 | 327.58 | 281.69 44.53 | 26.12 50.20) 107.00| 24.53 | 32.03! 219.67! 135.85] 13.40 | 237.16 | 581.32
208.96 | 322.56 | 300.82 | 281.89 58.20} 26.65'49.09| 96.07} 30.15 |27.35| 218.78 | 107.29 | 14.73 | 283.29 | 537.84
154.15 | 307.44 | 318.70 | 252.01 33.78 | 25.11 | 58.89 | 103.92] 19.05 | 31.18] 193.99) 133.37] 12.12 | 207.85] 503.16 |.
172.78 | 307.77 | 349.61 | 330.71 37.80 | 24.30 | 51.29) 121.49] 18.90] 32.40] 244.32; 182.93] 18.90] 264.57| 750.52
181.41 | 320.25 | 357.27 | 279.52 42.58 | 27.77 | 41.65 | 114.77] 26.84 | 38.87} 231.39, 144.39] 9.26]188.82] 606.25

- 2,607.49 59.08 | 19.28 | 32.99 | 183.66 309.00 | 286.70 | 243.69 41.02) 31.48 | 55.77 | 111.07 | 27.41 | 22.31} 208.43} 126.29 | 20.18 | 207.29 621.22

 

1,442.18 |j 54.42 | 13.61 | 22.68 | 49.89 | 117.91) 176.87] 95.24] 31.75] 9.07 | 31.75 | 104.31} 9.07/ 4.54| 117.91 58.96] 22.68 | 104.31 | 417.23
2,501.22 |, 59.02 | 12.15 | 24.30 | 203.08 | 218.70 | 262.10] 237.80| 41.66] 31.24] 78.11 | 138.86] 27.771 34.71| 182.25| 183.99] 19.09|189.20| 557.18 |.
2,928.50 |! 65.98 | 27.17 | 19.41 | 254.23 | 405.60 | 308.57 | 285.28]  36.87| 27.17} 46.58 116.44) 31.05|19.41| 236.76] 141.67 | 23.29] 279.46| 603.56
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69.49 | 19.85 | 23.16 | 188.60 | 344.12 | 357.36 | 244.85 39.71 19.85 | 66.18 | 152.21 | 16.54] 13.24] 228.31] 129.05] 9.93 | 188.60 655.15
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1,055.36 |! 41.83 | 4.35 | 21.75 | 126.16 | 163.14 | 178.37 | 147.92 6.53 15.23 | 39.15] 67.43] 21.75|10.88| 158.79 76.13 | 8.70 | 154.44 413. 30

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Ward 13...--- 2,683.01 || 44.66 | 19.63 | 13.09 | 195.19 | 325.32 | 284.12 | 295.29 40.04 29.26 45.43] 92.01 219.83 | 115.88 | 17.32 | 277.19 605.59 1.15
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2,437.40 || 22.20 | 19.24 | 31.08 | 108.03 | 170.19 | 313.74 | 226.43
3,620.68 || 49.01 | 29.54 | 21.48 | 239.01 | 443,10 ! 494.80 | 339.71
1,331.84 || 7.01 | 23.37} 9.35] 32.71] 63.09 | 133.18 | 149.54
2,752.78 || 41.89 | 30.20 | 24.35 | 146.11 | 249.37 | 421.78 | 238.65

2,488.49 |] 51.94 | 21.57 | 20.13 | 192.24 | 286.44 | 280.77 | 226.52
126.38 | 226.97 | 229.55
238.14 | 364.82 | 240.04

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-| 2,692.48 |] 58.66 | 32.17] 9.46 | 208.13 | 321.66 | 327.34 | 252.60
-| 2,836.08 || 40.68 | 17.90 | 17.90 | 156.20 | 388.88 | 218.04 | 263.59
-| 3,054.57 || 74.60 | 22.58 | 33.37 | 262.07 | 269.06 | 357.28 | 318.02
3,212.71 || 37.69 | 26.10 | 23.20 | 301.55 | 507.42 | 365.34 | 298.65
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51.44 | 135 26| 29.53 | 40.01] 220.04; 140.02 | 20.00 | 216.23
50.68 | 150.84] 34.99] 27.75 | 246.16, 172.56 | 12.07 | 253.40
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50.14 | 123.93 | 37.84] 29.71] 211.92| 154.21 | 17.03 | 197.73
63.46 | 117.15 | 17.90 | 24.41] 164.34] 178.98 | 30.92 | 185.49
54.97 | 120.73 | 30.43 | 37.30 | 198.27] 153.12 | 10.80 | 233.61
49.29 | 110.18 | 20.30 | 23.20] 211.67] 107.28] 5.80 | 272.56
82.53 | 105.75 | 18.05] 12.90| 147.01] 113.48 | 12.90 | 123.80

68.56 | 105.19 | 32.87 | 21.60) 239.50] 114.59 | 17.85 | 283.65
31.95} 86.98] 17.75] 15.98 | 225.44] 101.18 | 12.43 | 198.81
52.05 | 106.70] 20.82] 16.92] 121.01] 91.08 | 16.92 | 113.20
57.33 | 124.54 | 17.79 | 24.38] 210.85] 117.29 | 12.52 | 174.61
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1,128.87 || 42 94 | 26.02 | 15.61 | 101.49 | 131.42 | 191.27 | 130.12
2,260.75 || 52.05 | 15.81 | 17.13 | 197.02 | 253.68 | 256.
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50.52 | 137.90] 40.96 | 60.07 | 255.32] 249.86 | 16.38 | 249.86
76.67 | 187.64 | 30.26 | 37.33| 277.42] 229.00 | 22.19 | 243.12
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75.57 | 134.95 | 18.35 | 35.63) 220.24] 165.18 | 26.99 | 224.55
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53.81 | 136.48 | 39.37 | 32.81) 224.41| 165.35 | 18.37 | 204.72

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2,138.33 |; 46.61 | 18.64 | 26.10 | 78.30 | 152.87 | 272.18 | 190.16.
-| 3,110.66 || 51.99 | 30.48 | 21.51 | 195.42 | 399.81 | 380.09 | 295.83
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62.59 | 118.76] 29.96 | 25.14! 233.23} 170.11 | 24.07 | 228.42
65.63 | 164.71 | 24.45] 32.17! 19817; 194.31] 19.30 | 149.27
51.35 | 122.87] 20.17 | 45.85 | 333.77] 192.56 | 23.84 | 243.91

66.84 | 133.69] 27.66 | 31.50; 224.35) 151.36 | 13.83 | 201.30
63.39 | 154.74 | 24.24] 35.42| 164.06 | 139.82 | 24.24 | 156.60
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VITAL STATISTICS.

Taste 85.—AVERAGE ANNUAL DEATH RATES DUE TO CERTAIN SPECIFIED CAUSES PER 100,000 OF MEAN POPULATION
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174.61 | 335.66 | 372.10 | 270.39 20.34 34.75 | 40.69 | 135.62 | 21.19 | 48.31, 361.08] 165.29 | 24.58 | 200.04 784.89 1.70
154.74 | 337.62 | 356.97 | 269.04 22.86 33.41 | 36.93 | 103.75 | 21.10 | 43.96 | 342.90} 156.50 | 21.10 | 170.57 750.86 1.76
193.09 | 333.82 | 386.19 | 271.64 18.00 36.00 | 44.18 | 165.28 | 21.27 | 52.36 | 378.01 | 173.46 | 27.82 | 227.46 816.56 1.64
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1733.87 | 303.14 ) 285.58 | 236.03 27.03 2.07 | 41.44} 117.56 | 18-47 | 36.94; 250.44] 165.40 | 36.94] 174.77, 663.95 3.15
148.69 | 239.45 | 225.93 | 212.41 11.59 13.52 | 36.69 | 94.62 3.86 | 38.62 , 196.96 96.55 | 38.62 | 139.03 486.62 5.79
210.29 | 407.31 | 350.48 | 288.91 45.47| 31.26 | 38.84] 126.93 | 26.52 | 40.73 | 285.12] 116.51 | 27.47 | 233.02 854.41 1.89
134.57 | 184.07 | 227.38 | 168.60 9.28 13.92 | 49.50 | 120.65 | 17.01 | 29.39] 236.66 94.35 | 51.04 | 108.28 494.97 3.09
133.02 , 178.49 | 256.37 | 174.62 11.13 19.35 | 54.18 | 139.80 | 11.13 | 39.67] 238.48) 115.13 | 42.57 ; 154.31 503.07 1.45
188.17 | j 283. 94 | 309.14 | 233.53 16.80 21.84 | 45.36 | 169.69 | 15.12! 50.40] 290.66) 119.29) 26.88 215.05 653.56 |------.
116.69 ! 120.79 | 239.53 126.93 12.28 30.71 | 67.56 | 116.69 6.14 | 30.71 | 219.06] 118.74 | 38.90 | 165.83 456.54 4.09
90.78 | 122.36 | 211.17 | 138.15 5.92 5.92 | 49.34 | 138.15 9.87 | 29.60 | 252.61 96.70 | 43.42 | 106.57 386.82 1.97
125 80 165.64 | 255.80 | 188.70 8.39 18.87 | 56.61 | 127.90! 12.58] 46.13 | 178.22} 125.80 | 65.00 | 117.42 486.43 ).......
74.77 293.85 | 298.30 | 226.43 22.26 31.80 | 29.89 | 118.30, 26.08 | 30.53 | 244.87 | 103.04 | 20.99 | 186.36 709.82 1.91
202.52 1 156.49 | 179.51 | 110.47 9.21 27.62 | 36.82 | 110.47 | 23.01) 18.41] 115.07 69 OL) 18.41 | 105.86 593.76 4.60
319.90 | 333.28 | 305.17 | 248.96 25.43 28.11 | 30.78 | 124.48} 24.09 | 45.51] 281.C8| 127.15 | 25.43 l 202.11 816.47 2.68
213.77 | 297.76 | 351.20 | 244.31 24.81 38.17 | 26.72 | 110.70 | 30.54 | 15 27] 234.77 82.07 13.36 | 196.59 624.14 |.....-.
440.79 274.01 | 214.44 | 214.44 11.91 35.74 | 23.83 | 131.05] 23.83 | 23.83 | 321.66! 107. 22, 35.74 190.61 595.66 !......-
186.89 | 296.65 | 314.45 | 176.01 22.74 35.60 | 53.40 | 189.42 | 18.79 | 36.59) 278.85; 123. 60 | 33, 62 | | 175.02 621.97 97
168.35 | 223.06 | 345.12 | 145.20 23.15 29.46 | 46.30 | 164.14] 12.63 | 29.46] 254.63 30.47 | 37.88 | 155.72 576.60 2.10
207.60 | 371.49 | 288.45 | 207.60 19.67 45.89 | 59.00 | 124.56] 17.48 | 41.52) 295.00 | 122.37 / 28.41 | 190.11 637.75 | 37
178.39 | 305.81 | 280.33 | 178.39 38.23 12.74 | 63.71 | 76.45! 63.71 | 50.97 | 331.29 89 19 | 38.23 | 203.87 688207 ecccen
207.56 | 317.11 | 299.29 | 260.50 22.01 36.17 | 48.22 | 134.70} 16.25 | 35.64; 300.33} 118.98 ; 39.83 | 178.21 669.33 1.05
176.29 | 258.73 | 290.44 | 218.15 11.41 31.71 | 49.46 | 138.24 | 20.29 | 36.78 | 276.49) 112.88 | 48.20 | 149.66 551.71 |...----
225.85 | 354.32 | 319.16 | 302.93 28.40 29.22 | 50.04 | 144.70 | 10.82 | 39.22 | 331.33 | 128.48 | 28.40 | 196.09 810.07 2.70
236.85 | 365.81 | 278.96 | 265.80 31.58 39.48 | 42.11 | 107.90 | 18.42} 26.32} 289.49; 113.16 | 44.74 | 202.64 639.51 !_......
175.72 | 281.45 | 329.85 | 215.93 14.15 32.76 | 54.35 | 164.55 12.66 | 42.44: 297.83) 106.47 | 26.06 | 169.02 685.01! 2.23
195.63 | 332.15 | 356.08 | 257.56 18.30 42.92 | 53.48 | 181. 56 | 15.48 | 59.11 | 339.19] 116.82 | 18.30 | 209.71 768.45! 1.41
153.35 | 224.50 | 300.39 | 169.16 9.49 22.13 | 55.33 | 145.45, 9.49) 23.71 | 251.08 94.86 | 34.78 | 123.32 591.29 3.16
215.93 | 360.53 | 297.63 | 306.06 31.12 35.66 | 34.37 ; 125.80 | 35 66 40.201 295.69 129.69 | 27.88 | 189.34 824.81 4.54
169.82 | 358.22 | 286.58 , 291.89 53.07 61.03 | 31.84 | 103.49} 42.46 | 45.11) 28658! 122.06 | 21.23 | 254.74 920.77 2.65
163.76 | 327.53 | 342.41 | 349.86 22.33 37.21 | 55.83 | 130.27) 44.66 | 44.66} 267.97, 141.43 | 29.77 | 219.59 893.26 AA
250.94 | 371.39 | 288.86 | 298.89 24.54 24.54 | 29.00 | 133.83 | 30.11 | 36.80! 307.82; 129.37 | 80.11 | 152.79 763.96 4.46
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127.45 | 223.03 | 311.62 | 230.80 13.21 15.54 | 49.74 | 142.21; 20.20 | 31.08 | 264.22 | 127.55 | 38.86 | 157.75 526.10 3.11
152.25 | 253.75 | 286.58 | 241.81 8.96 14.93 | 47.76 | 197.03 | 26.87 | 32.84} 274.64) 124.34 | 56.72 | 203.00 653.77 2.99
131.84 | 216.60 | 295.70 | 231.66 20.72 20.72 | 45.20 | 131.84 | 22.60 | 28 25! 273.10] 139.38 | 22.60 | 146.91 497.237 1.88
102.16 | 206.70 | 351.63 | 220.96 7.13 9.50 | 57.02 | 111.67] 11.88 | 33.26) 244.71} 137.80 | 45.14 | 135.42 460.92 4.75
176.46 | 405.30 | 349.81 | 338.58 13 72 26.81 | 34.92 | 134.06 | 33.05 : 29.31 | 452.93 |} 145.29 | 21.82 | 197.04 770.07

165.80 | 339.25 | 288.24 | 326.50 5.10 35.71 | 20.41 | 107.13 | 51.02 | 22.96 | 300.99 ; 124.99 | 22.96 | 160.70 683.60 | .-
203.65 | 501.44 | 330.45 | 361.19 17.29 23.05 | 38.42 | 126.80 | 21.13 | 30.74! 408.46 | 167.15 | 21.13 | 219.02 843.42 |.
137.42 | 330.55 | 389.97 | 297.12 14.86 26.00 | 35.28 | 148.56 | 35.28 | 39.00 | 326.83 | 122.56 ' 24.14 | 181.99 675.95

248.85 | 510.81 | 432.22 | 438.77 19.65 19.65 | 58.94 | 176.82! 19.65; 6.55! 406.02! 203.01 13.10 | 268.50 | 1,074.00

160.52 | 284.39 | 289.45 | 264.80 21.49 23.38 | 36.02 | 125.76 | 20.86 | 30.34 255.95 | 128.29 , 22.12 | 194.02 644.62

250.16 | 371.76 | 243.21 | 337.02 13.90 24.32 | 20.85 | 114.65 | 17.37 | 34.74 ; 305.75 | 170.25 . 13.90 | 204.99 799.11 |.....--
125.11 | 250.21 | 309.08 | 272.29 18.40 33.12 | 42.32 | 99.35} 31.28 | 33.12; 263.09) 160.06 | 34.96 | 182.14 570,34 3.68
151.81 | 275.65 | 292.96 | 231.70 26.63 15.98 | 37.29 | 149.14, 14.65 | 26.63 ; 231.70 89.22 | 15.98 | 198.41 639 18 3.99
172.63 | 399.59 | 312.90 | 312.53 19.35 29.39 | 49.11] 115.71 | 19.72 | 39.44] 295.41 92.64 | 25.30 | 239.23 728.12 3.72
115.74 | 225.39 | 234.53 | 207.12 9.14 12.18 | 39.60 | 115.741 15.23 | 15.23 | 228.44 91.37 | 24.37 | 185.79 511.70 6.09
197.42 | 453.39 | 329.49 | 287.29 17.70 29.95 | 51.74 | 118.45 | 34.04 | 35.40 | 268.22 85. 78 | 17.70 | 245.08 T4A7T.AD 4.08
171.73 | 422.73 | 343.47 | 375.89 21.62 38.43 | 55.24 | 132.10] 16.81] 48.04] 320.65, 84.07 | 30.02 | 297.83 849.07 2.40
174.18 | 397.58 | 297.87 | 313.01 22.72 26.51 | 44.18) 95.92! 11.36 | 44.18] 321.85! 108.54 | 27.77 | 194.37 672.72 3.79
202.83 | 318.41 | 263.50 | 237.37 13.29 31.89 | 47.38 | 112.48 | 22.59 | 33.21) 259.51] 111.60! 19.49 | 184.23 650.99 2.21
216.00 | 337.50 | 277.71 | 285.43 13.50 23.14 | 40.50 | 104.14] 19.29 | 36.64] 275.78 | 129.21 ' 32.79 | 196.71 599.78 1.93
184.32 | 221.72 | 248.44 | 208.37 13.36 53.43 | 50.76 | 112.20 | 24.04 16.03] 293.85 74.80 | 16.03 | 157.61 510.23 2.67
230.69 | 495.42 | 312.00 , 272.29 17.02 32.15 | 43.49 | 180.47 | 32.15 | 47.27) 266.62 | 145.60 | 17.02 | 213.68 951.14 |.-..---
188.33 | 235.76 | 228.79 | 199.49 12.56 30.69 | 54.41] 115.79 | 19.53 | 32.09 | 238.55 89.28 | 13.95 | 167.41 545.47 4.19
143.84 | 230.15 | 124.66 201.38 |.......-.}.-..---. 28.77 | 57.54 9.59 | 9.59 | 182.20} 105.49] 9.59 | 124.66 479.48 |..-----
326.80 | 392.16)1045.75 » 130.72 |..-..---. 65.36 |130.72 |...--.-]....--- 65.36 | 130.72 | 326.80 | 65.36 | 588.24 | 1,568.63 |.-.-.--
179.46 | 357.35 | 264.96 | 231.76 16.91 20.98 | 29.75 | 267.46 82.68 | 17.23 | 197.62

278.93 | 457.45 | 428.44 | 348.11 44.63 33.47 | 31.24 | 406.12] 145.04 | 22.31 | 283.39

183.15 | 530.17 | 240.99 | 318.10 9.64 9.64 | 38.56 | 308.46 | 134.95 , 48.20 | 279.55

267.48 | 493.34 | 380.41 | 368.52 41.61 41.61 47,55 | 309.08] 101.05 ].....- 249.64

249.20 | 529.54 | 323.61 | 271.69 20.77 22.50 | 31.15 | 332.26 79.60 | 15.57 | 245.73

157.23 | 350.75 | 288.55 | 229.80 8.64 17.28 | 29. 37 | 259.17 84.66 | 20.73 | 193.52
149.22 , 201.12 | 181.65 | 197.87 9.73 19.46 | 51,90 210.85 G4.88 | 22.71 | 136.24

93.63 | 205.99 | 153.56 | 108.61 7.49 11.24 , , 98} 176.03 63.67 | 14.98 | 127.34

98.40 , 132.33 | 128.94 | 115.36 6.79 1697 13.571 128.94 50.90 | 28.75; 95.01

44.40 | 140.62} 96.21] 59.21 ]......... » 22.201 14.80 | 140.62 4440 ]...... 1125.81
138.22 | 366.44 | 202.51 | 215.36 6.43 12.86 25.72 | 247.51 48.22 | 3.21 | 186.44 613.95 6.43

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122.18 | 244.35 | 289.23 | 208.45 10.47 3.6 i 95 | 27.93 | 247.84 103.72 | 22.94 | 177.53 525.60 2.99
119.46 | 218.32 | 282.17 fe 8.24 2.6 3 Bi | 2 66 | 37.07 | 275.99 | 131.82 | 22.66 ' 156.53 624.07 4.12
73.88 | 134.50 | 229.22 | 155.34 9.47 3. 3. 9.47 | 30.31 | 185.65! 115.56 | 37.89 : 104,19 344.78 3.79
149.21 | 315.55 | 824.62 | 234.90 12.10 35.29 | 31.25.1114.93 | 22.18! 22,18 | 267.16 83.68 | 15.12 ' 226.83 573.63 2.02

 

 

 

 
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TaBLE 85.—AVERAGE ANNUAL DEATH RATES DUE TO CERTAIN SPECIFIED CAUSES PER 100,000 OF MEAN POPULATION
IN BROOKLYN AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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-| 2,028.82 || 22.77 | 19.32 | 32.43 | 112.48 | 151.82 | 249.12 | 161.48 6.21; 14.49 | 58.66 | 131.80 17.94 | 35.19 | 227.03 | 119.38
2,457.71 .| 31.51 | 18.24 | 34.83 | 184.08 | 218.91 | 315.09 | 207.30 11.61! 16.58 | 49.75 | 117.74] 19.90; 41.46 | 255.39| 142.62
1,557.56 | 18.77 | 34.85 | 40.21| 58.98] 75.06 | 142.08 | 120.64 2.68, 10.72 | 72.38 | 131.36] 21.45 | 34.85] 195.70] 104.55
1,853.73 | 14.80 | 8.45 | 23.25 | 63.41 | 126.82 | 249.42 | 135.28 2.11 i 14.8 | 59.18 | 150.07 12.68 | 27.48 | 215.60] 101.46
2,465.67 | 30.45 | 20.17 | 35.40 | 166.33 | 291.18 | 280.52 | 202.87 13.70 25.88 | 48.34 | 136.64} 23.22 | 31.21} 259.96 85.26
--| 2,509.27 | 30.58 ! 15.29 | 15.29 | 158.62 | 330.62 | 286.66 | 227.42 26.76; 28.67 | 34.40 | 108.93 | 19.11 | 28.67; 258.00 78.35
-} 2,864.27 | 14.24 , 31.33 | 39.88 | 148.12 | 213.64 | 259.21 | 185.15 8.55 28.49 | 39.88 | 219.34] 22.79 | 31.33; 316.19 79.76
2,979.39 || 28.13 | 16.62 | 30.69 | 241.68 | 895.12 | 364.43 | 218.66 16.62 31.97 | 60.10 | 126.59 | 29.41 | 30.69 | 274.92 94.62
1,703.45 |} 28.70 | 26.09 | 46.96 | 96.52 | 127.82 | 177.39 ; 161.74 5.22 | 7.83 | 49.56 | 133.04) 18.26 | 23.481 224.34 75.65
2,300.96 || 44.25 | 18.72 | 49.35 | 129.34 | 270.60 | 243.37 | 197.42 6.81 | 25.53 | 49.35 | 127.64 | 22.12 | 39.14 | 231.46 88.50
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2,003.17 || 37.82 , 14.23 | 24.40 | 160.63 | 194.79 | 209.02 | 154.12 17.08 19.52 | 42.29! 99.63] 19.11 | 26.84, 235.45 81.7
-| 1,480.29 || 15.92 , 18.81! 18.81] 96.95 ! 123.00 | 160.62 | 109.97 15.92 \ 13.02 | 39.07 | 72.35) 14.47 | 23.15 | 198.24 63.67
-| 1,481.94 || 20.49 17.07 | 17.07 | 126.34 | 122.93 | 198.05 112.68 6.83 18.66 | 27.32] 95.61] 10.24'15.66, 157.07 68.29
-| 1,722.05 || 23.27 27.93 | 9.31 | 125.66 | 134.97 | 139.63 121.01 9.31 | 9.31 | 69.81] 83.78] 18.62 . 32.58 200.13 88.43
-| 2,037.11 41.27 | 9.90 | 28.06 | 181.59 | 216.26 | 214.61 143.62 14.86 21.46 | 37.97 | 120.51 | 21.46 37.97! 221.21 75.94
«| 3,328.69 || 74.19 38.71 | 46.45 | 270.94 | 278.68 | 294.16 216.75 46.45, 15.48 | 92.89 | 201.27] 15.48 , 23.22, 301.90 131.60
2,731.46 |] 74.23 |... 2. - 32.36 | 226.51 | 308.36 | 279.81 245.55 22.84; 34.26 | 36.171 95.17] 28.55 ; 24.74 342.62) 104.69
1,774.82 |) 22.50 , 41.49 | 52.35 | 93.52 | 113.91 | 211.66 150.48 10.55 16.88 | 46.41 i 135.71 | 15.47 | 32.35 | 196.89 97.74
-| 1,959.39 || 15.12 : 28.08 | 38.89 | 95.05 | 157.70 | 207.39 164.18 17.28 | 19.44 | 66.97 | 166.34 | 12.96 | 34.56, 207.39] 118.82
1,684.95 || 37.01 69.66 | 28.30| 89.25 | 82.72] 213.34 145.86 8.71 6.53 | 37.01 | 102.32 | 17.42 | 30.48| 182.86] 100.14
1,686.47 |: 16.00 | 28.01 | 30.01 | 96.03 ' 102.03 | 214.06 142.04 6.00 24.01 | 36.01 | 138.04 | 16.00 | 32.01 | 200.06 76.02
1,970.07 :| 40.97 , 25.30 | 26.51 | 104.83 239.78 | 209.66 | 163.87 | 6.02 | 19.28 54.22 | 107 24 6.02 | 44.58 | 195.20 80.73
.| 1,568.89 |] 28.42 34.11 | 11.37] 34.11 79.58 | 221.69) 85.27 -.....-..) 5.68 | 85.27 | 85.27 5.68 | 34.11 | 193.27] 136.43
2,167.12 || 42.30 : 16.27 | 35.79 | 126.90 341 66 | 188.73 | 208.25 , 6.51 | 26.03 52.06 | 152.94 |...-.--. 58.57 | 172.46 61.82
2,884.62 || 87.41 | 48.56 | 29.14 | 145.69 359.36 | 291.38 | 252.53 | 19.43 | 19.43 77.70 | 87.41 9.71 | 48.56 | 281.66] 126.26
1,020.65 |] 12.01 | 24.02 | 12.01 | 84.05 144.09 | 132.08 | 96.06 ..-...... i 24.02 12.01] 36.02)......- 12.01! 120.08 60.04
-| 1,938.42 |] 37.40 | 18.70 | 31.16 | 124.66 193.22 | 224.38 | 143.36 , 6.23 18.70 | 31.16 | 93.49} 18.70 | 43.63 | 224.38 37.40
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2,081.77 || 32.78 ; 23.62 | 30.85 | 133.51 231.36 | 230.88 | 189.91 12.05 19.76 48.20 | 108.45] 18.32 | 28.44 | 216.42 83.87
-; 2,350.91 || 34.20 ' 35.90 | 39.32 | 152.17 241.08 | 249.62 | 237.66 11.97, 23.94 61.55 | 124.81} 13.68 | 27.36] 242.78] 104.29
-| 1,728.25 || 39.73 | 27.31 | 17.38 | 106.77 188.72 | 176.30 | 156.44 | 4.97 | 7.45 49.66 | 104.29] 14.90 | 32.28) 166.37 69.53
-| 2,063.08 || 26.60 | 19.35 © 45.95 | 147.54 229.77 | 237.02 | 154.79 | 16.93! 16.93 38.70 | 101.58 21.77 | 38.70 | 261.21 79.81
-| 2,398.35 || 40.60 | 8.12 27.07 | 159.71 308.59 | 822.13 | 227.38 | 21.66; 16.24 48.73 | 108.28 | 29.78 | 24.36 | 235.50 81.21
1,673.24 | 19.72 | 19.72 16.44 | 82.18 177.51 | 147.93 | 144.64 3.29 36.16 ‘ 32.87 | 92.04] 13.15] 16.44] 147.93 72.32
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Ward 26...... 2,177.29 || 37.72 | 21.35 54.09 | 127.41 239.86 | 230.61 | 150.89 | 13.52 | 30.61! 40.57 | 82.56) 19.22) 34.88; 218.51 73.31
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254 VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE 86.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING
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AGE.
SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Months. Years.
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS.
Allages.
Under3| 3 to6 | 6to9 | 9to12 || Total | Cnders| 5 to 15 |15 to 25/25 to 65) Over 65 |, Ue
1 Grand total .......222-2.c020eeeeeeeeees 250, 359 | 44,156 | 13,750 | 11,549| 9,567 || 79,022 | 117,993] 10,476 | 14,509] 84,975 | 22,200! 206
2 Malesia Go /ccesetedotenccuetenarea. 134,233 || 24,956 | 7.484] 6,062] 5,020 || 43,522 | 63,791] 5,317| 7,336] 47,556 | 10,094] 139
3 116,126 |} 19,200 | 6,266 | 5,487] 4,547 || 35,500) 54,202 | 5,159) 7,173 | 37,419 | 12,106 67
4 245,567 || 43,337! 13,500] 11,360| 9,425}! 77,622 |) 116,126 | 10,313 | 14,100 82, 982 | 21, 851 195
5 Native born.........2202.-0e0eeee02202 160,097 || 42,309 | 12,779 | 10,748! 8,940 | 74,771 || 110,694] 8,921] 9,198 | 25,944] 5,285 35
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; M..| 24,432 |] 6,209; 1,786] 1,358; 1,060 || 10,413 |] 15,320} 1,208 g60| 5,190} 1,845 9
. Both parents native -........ iF “} onaor || 757) 1471 | 11981! to20 || “g'538 || i2'953) 1171 gai! 4/011) 2,197 8
: M..; 57,303 || 16,184] 4,780] 4,067} 3,497 |; 28,528 || 41,898, 3,446! 3,612] 8,159 368 20
t Oneor both parents foreign..$""| {9'971 || iz206| 3.984 | 31619 31060 | 32/959 | a5v4is| sites] 31533 | 61629 511 1B
: M..| 42,988 31 61 93 108 293 || 1,297 704 | 2,384 | 31,056! 7,524 23
8 Foreign born § F 38, 382 26 51 73 91 241 1,074 660 | 2,469] 23,163 | 8,990 26
9 Colored ..... 2.2.00 2eeeeeeccececeeeeec senses 4,792 819 250 189 142 || 1,400 |] 1,867 163 409: 1,993 349 u
Birthplaces of mothers: :
nea te M..| 33,768 || 8.885 | 2.568) 1,969] 1,544 || 14,966] 22,087! 1,773] 1,252| 6,570! 2,068 18
10 United States.....--...--.------- ie Ti! a0'565 |] 6.894} 2.115, 1,902] 1,502 ]/ i943 |’ igisey} 3.731] 1.998] 5,259!| 2505 13
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: M..| 4,474 671 185 160 142 || 1,158 || 1,719 153 219! 1,810! 572. 1
at, England and Wales......-...---- 5 Fo! 3/847 523 183 131 127 963 | 1,467 180 199: 1436! © 564 1
i Faia M..} 35,721 || 3,905 | 1, 166 gig! att || 6,931 |) 10,519] 1,312! 2.750] 17,880! 3,243 7
aistedipaaiatieaerasiaeseees F..! 36,654 || 3,037 944 857; 697 |, 5,535 |] 9,152] 1.311! 2933] 18,ueL} 5.179 18
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M..| 1.542 190 51 46 | 431 3301. 486 58 | 80 716 202 |.-...---
is Sequland.cesnecnenateceserantcses SF) 1300 (4 ns 408 19’ 86 508 239 foo...
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M..1 1,240 |) 167 48 37 2779 388 37! 52 596 166 1
M4 Erances: 22 ssncats+sintentes tants ty) “eas | iss 9! 39! 2255 349 ss re eee
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s ereee M../ 30,378 |) 4,731} 1.582; 1,240, 975° gse8 1 12,407! 1,177! 1,731] 12.312; 2,742 9
7 German yaciiioteviessesienastnls SP 23,432 || 3,534] 1,312 1.121; 878 6,815) 10,436 | 1114; 1,591 | 7,798 2,484 9
os a..| 3,863 |! 1,109 229 | 235 267 | 1,840 || 2,676 162 182 684 158 1
16 Russia and Poland. <2 .sccce322% Po) soos ; 774 165 165 238 |, 11342 || 2) 068 137 183 428 i 1
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; M.. 737 122 40 47 25" 934 354 39 53 259 30 2
7 Canadas. cosine sndsccrsecrettotthe YF GB 89 32 2 34 | 182 312 | 49 39 201 ae eneret
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com 6M... 990 145 58 44 46; 293 fi 452 37 61} 409 31 ckeeee
18 Seandinavad, 2. csccnensinress ches VFL 736 148 46 87 45] 296 | 441 29 55; 180 20 i
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M.., 1,076 290 69 | 81 Tif Bi 177 46 43; 178! So lhe geno
19 FLUN ary =< acim nasi secina nities =a 5 K.| "920 203 74 j 83 63 4293) 641 31 60! 152 16. |oicences
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s M..| 1,603 374 155 138 105) = -772.)—«1,092 56 47 345 62 1
20 Bohemia ...----------------+0000+ Se] 1295 270 120 uw sol 57k) B6E 40 a] 264 64 1
Ital M..| 6,233 1,454 379 482 460 || 2,775 | 4, 446 241 264 1,158 | 119 5
21 OY. cased satntor nce neat essesees= F..| 4,829 1, 098 312 412 358 || 2, 180 i 3,711 199 231 591 | 94 3
: 5 M..| 4,303 908 255 221 191) 1,573) 2.200 131 233] 1493) 244 2
22 Other foreign countries. .-..--.-- ; F..| 3,064 669 214 136 176] 1195 | 1724 146 218 71) 222 3
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pac M..| 8,305 2,005 699 446 280 3.430 | 4,188 95 369 | 3, 146 425 82
23 Unknown go24ccnnensieseesacan: iP “| 6,010} 1,675 651 416 291 | 8,033 | 3.809 85 26] 1,423 439 7
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98 | Ward! bisccceceesecsedan scmintincsonedantioawssansa| 3, 320 449 132 118 112 BIL} 1.273 133 234] 1, 458 209 12
25 Males « .----+-+--+2002- 22 0e er ere ecee 1, 928 236 66 ar 56 425 | O17 7 135 928 ! 104 13
26 Females.csc-stcav00 sore esceeocesee 4,392 213 66 a1 56 386 | 596 | 62 | 99 530 105 |......--
27 WI UtG2s 22s na ceseseaerserceeste: senescence ; 3,259 47 me 118 uo! sur} 268, 93, a3] 4s) 207 g
8 Sativeivoniiecsseus:escedesearepealees ‘1.843 go} 12603 99) 777 tee 0) | LL
‘ M.. 268 58 19, 13 18 10s | 464 10 10 68 G\oseesn
29 Both parents native ---..--.- f PF. 197 47 1 a 15 91 | ito ay 5 us Se
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30 Onc or both parents foreign.. VF 587 151 47 31 35 | 264 45 1 60 a1...
2 M.. 809 | 5 3 3 7 18 23 6 52 G45 Sllisseased
31 Foreign born -.+-++++++---+++-2+- ; Fo. 587 2 2 2 3 9 | 18 : 31 433 | 9g |.22 2222!
si a heehee asks Santon aed at 9 Naeger ae eae ales a +)! Bh gcaeGalses 1 13 Bi iactecad
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obs me gM.. 315 | 7 26 20 23 | 141 jj 218 20 1
33 United States LF. 248 | a 19 18 a 123 i 197 21 3
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Mo} 869! a 15 21) 16 3 || ato 36 78
35 | Ireland ...-------++0+2reeere rr in a 796 67 | Ww 19 21 126 |! 219 27 2
; GML: 343 51 | 1b 23 9 98 |) 134 20
36 Germany -2-0-2-2eserscerteees es F.. 198 43 | 16 10 | 5 74/100 7 14
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All | | sear. Ty.) Ma- Diph- rheal | © | Pneu- Whoop-| cer | dis- [ang pu-feases! of the | ©@8°S gid | Stall- All Un- |
causes. let _|phoid |larial} jtheria. Croup. dis- |S"™P-) monia Measles.|_ ing aud | ease erperal/ofthe. nerv- so. age. | born other known.!
||fever.' lever. fever.| eri papas tion. 2 cough.| tu- | and is. |liver.' ons jurivary: a * |causes. |
| | ! . mor. dropsy-) gases. system.| C'Eans-
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Wels host |
250, 359 1/4, 367 2 031 |2, 060 ho, 134 | 5,065 26,514 |32, 781 | 24,090 | 3,822 | 2,820 {5,067 11,568 | 2, 236 |2, 764 | 20, ost 14.537 1.789 18, 862 | 59,522 83 1
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184, 233 2, 180 ‘1, 208 oos | 5,103 | 2,679 113,774 118,408 | 13,441 | 1,966 | 1,267 [1,678 | 5,903 |..-2..../1,535 | 11,061 8,031 620 ‘10, 809 | 33,526 40 2
116, 126 1.2, 187: "823 /1, 056 615) ual 2! 386 112'740 14,373 | 10,649} 1,856 | 1,553 [3,389 | 5,665 | 2,236 |1,229} 9,186 6,506 1,169 ' 8.053 | 25,996 43° 3
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245, 567 th 351 2,005 (2,023 ji. 088 | 5,046 26,163 /31, 666 | 23,623 3,800 | 2,763 5,002 111,297 | 2.202 |. 746 | 19,901 14,138 1,740 ;18, 429 | 58, 455 m4
360,097 1/3, 972 , 910 j1, 259 9,211 | 4,677 (22,307 [14,433 | 13,867! 3,369 | 2,617 11,356 | 4.358 siz | 83 12.807 5,132. 377 118, 429 39, 181 485
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o4,432 | 585 159! 2161 1.2969! 590! 2.706} 1,798 | 2.078 386 352 | 201! 973 ]....... 194 | 2.346 1,939, 78 2,560 6,694 8 6
21,101 | 555! 99} 226 1,261 | 536 | 2.499 | 1,484] 1,761 376 | 401 | 550 | 823 20 136 | 1,955 766° 187 1,902 5,357 7
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57,303 11,370 ; 339 | 399 | 3.247) 1,870 | 8.505 | 5.553 | 5,245 | 1,250 797 | 148 | 1,156 |.--...-. , 271 | 1,481. 18 7,809 18.935 | Bl,
49,271 11,405 | 271} 400 | 3,237! 1,635 | 7,593 | 4,792 | 4,218) 1,171 1,015! 372) 1.180 589 183 | 1.314 41 «5,420 10. 766 | 16 §
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42.988 || 177 665 | 350 307 149 | 1,430 | 9,802 | 5,261 123 97 |1,277 | 3,460 |........ (1, 023 | 3.744 4,82, 491 Lee 9.860 | ie,
38,382 || 172 425 | 410 307 152 | 1,682 | 7,298 | 3,928 97 31 [2,356 | 3,422 nae $82) 3.196 4.106 | 869...) 7.689 1315
4,792 16° 96] 37 46 19} 351 | 1.115 467 29 a7} 65.271 34°18! B46 349) 49-4331, 067 4, 9
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33,768 || $31 204] 278 | 1,857 854 | 3.922 | 2.610 | 2,905 561 501 | 231: 1.224 |........ 235 | 3,066 1.546 | G8 3,768 9,036 1 yo
29,565 || 800 157 | 308 | 1,831 765 | 3,639 | 2.188 | 2,501 509 603 | 653 1,095 309) 155 2,592 1.050! 224 2.819 7,374 ey
4,474] 74; 59} 81) 148 71); 373] 559 461 60 Bo] B34] 255 Jee scree. 48 386 379-285) 1! 1,137 4 lay
3, 847 92! 28) 56! 161 63} 351] 411 348 60 46 | 164; 238 69| 52 338 24 49 O84 | 44 21¢
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35,721 || 460} 299 | 329] 988 450: 2,551 | 7,335] 4,135 324 283 | 4121 1,714 |.-...... 510. -2,608 «= 2.857286 «1,759 | 8, 464 | 7 1240
36,654 || 453} 270 | 386 | 978 417 | 2,740 | 7,042 | 3,524 339 344 [1,133 | 2,289 682; 662 2,790 3,209 573° 1,243 ° 7,570 lw 9)
1,542] 29! 19] 13 33 20} 110) 235 162 23 8: 24 O41 | caved | 28 ws! 187,10 Ti ORT edo ds
1,290 || 19 7] 16 44 14: 108} 174 116 12 | Gi 51 89 351 9 134 | 91 3 Bi. DIB pace 5
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1, 240 3] ul] u 43 10! 105; 205 104 6 51 6 i 31, 110 95 9, 4
923 |) 8 6| 13 27 15 97 97 64 8 4| 57 14 | 93 4 Wi 65!
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30,378 | 454 | 372] 202 | 1,138 623 | 3,321 | 4,587 | 2,790 275 199 | 618 477! 2.563 1,940 149 | 2,179 |
23,432 | 471 | 249] 191 | 1,137 543 | 2,918 | 2,704 | 1,958 265 273 | 959 M1) 181d 1,204 174 | 1, 662 ,
3,863 |) 83] 26] 15: 172 148° 476 | 301 453 73 33] 62 18317 1218! 541
2.928 |i 96] 16 3/149 129| 418) 148 325 49 33) 49 8 221 99 12 390
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737 20} 10 6 44 2: 95| 103 49 | 1) 6; 4, a 39 45. SecSen » BF ij
643 25 5 9° 41 16: 76 80 61 10 9; 21 54 43 25 1* 304
990 15| 20} 47 40 1s‘ 138] 162 90 | 7 9 8 | 9) 73 53 lL 55.
726 || wo; 12 5 34 19 «104 99 64 | 16 wi 12) 3) 30 25 2) 60
1,076 |} 23 5 1 63 46-143 75 140 30 gj} ol 17 33 26 2 | 106
920 || 27 6 3 37 37; 49 63 109 24 wi} ou 2! 8s 20 1 69
1. 603 15 7} ou 22 46 271, 173 123 21 20) 23 ll; M3 61 9, 19 ;
1, 295 19 5 6 7 44-939! 159 110 29 16} 23 9 81 42 5! 13!
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6, 233 53] s7| 42] 178 217-737] 428 876 329 521 33! 47; 460/136 4, 685:
4,829 || 54! 25] 24] 193 188 597} 305 553 204 73 | 45 15, 351 94 7 | 516 |
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4.303 65; 51] 28] 140 102 | 513 | 701 418 33 29| 48 351i 330 180 426 !
3,064 || 53; 31] 19] 137 81} 443) 299 293 41 31; 99 94) 245 1250 2T | BOL |
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8,305 || 45! 68 | 30) 162 72/1,029; 904 735 | 183 68} 63 | sii gis! 43a 33.) Ga |
6,010 50; 26] 15 | 191 53 | 841! GIL 623 | 207 76 112 | 320-346 26 OT 503 |
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3, 320 70} 25] 37} 101 49) 2959 | 494 336 | 48 34° 51 ie ai 203 «19 | 174 |
ae yet ' Epa sel pues se ae
1, 928 37 15 22 58 27! 132 300 210 | a7 lt | 18 29! 120 116 7 90 | 613 25
1,392 | 33! ao] 15 43 22) 127] 194 126 | 21 20; 33 18 | 97 a BR at! 366 26
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3,209 || 70! 25] 37] 101 49 258) 490 331 | 48 | 34, OL, 47 217 42, 191 172 | 078-2 ease 27
site eA NTN aot SB Ey pated. es seston ire pen ees 8 Op eee st we es
1, 843 65 5] 16 96; 47) 209 | 181 165 | 46 yo 10 121 66 1, G2? SA ees 28
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268 41. |eeeeed|seeeci: Lb 6 8 13 21 j 4° BP ivccage 3 19 1B Sen fetes 00 sag ssene t
177] 10 fe... 41 31 1G» 8 12 3 6| 2 15 BP eect | ied Meg iS §29
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721 24 2 9 49: 20} 76 80 72 | 9 | Oe Bi. Aer ueece b 8 42 Mies | 58 916) bec
587 |} 20; 3] 3) 37 iS} 86) G7 32 | MW 4 | es haat a] 3 a8 i hf OOS ee {30
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809 2 13 13: 3 13 24! 192 107 | Sitee ieieeteas | 15. SMa neces Ya 52 7 ee an QT co nats d3
587 $1 elo’ 2 | rt 33! ! 116 | 30: 4k | i ee au eed fn Baers go
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345 15 |.--- 12 314 G6: 38; 16 4
248 {15 |...... 4) 30] 6; 3B: 1B 2 3
7 uy Oy a Sillscaets 1 4 8 bj 6
39 3 1 3, Bib ccnaccd it 1 : ie 2) 2
860 13 5; oR 29° 4) 42) 180 94 | ML 2 Sus 1m fl
796 12 5 ia Woy ole 55 149 76: 10 | 10°) 20; 39 13 66
343 7 4 6) 3 6 31 48 46° 5 i 3 6; Bb 9 ri
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BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. \ 2 gat -
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Under 8! 8t06 | Gto9 |9to12 | THAL,! Cnderd 5 to 15 /15 to 25 25 to65 | Over G3 avin,
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Sanitary district A-.........-.-2----2---+-- 2, 626 387 lod | 95 97 | 683 || 1, 073 100 186 1,117 143 7
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Males 1, 492 202 55 56 50 |j 363 | 579 \ * 62 107 681 66 qT
Females 1.134 185 | 49 39 47 320 | 494 | 48 79 436 Tt \ecaese's:
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W hitencisisccceonieparecoleuatsiesuea: 2, 621 387 | 104 95 95 681 | 1,071 100 1s6' 1,115 142 7
Native born.......222--20022-.20005 4,461} 382 99 ou 86 637 | 1,031 91 113 218 8 | cases
3 i M.. 178 46 12 10 16 84 121 5 5 36 Beaver
Both parents native....-- j P. 12 39 ll 8 2 70 104 q 3 7 DD heeeoew
One or both parents for- {eo 605 141 39 42 25 247 416 43 49
eign. Be BOL 136 35 26 30 227 358 34 | 49
; M. 638 4 3 3 6 16 23 3 45
Forelput orm is92-: ots { F.. 486 1 1 2 3 7 16 6 24
Colorédsscesaccsd ndacascacsesease ecard Sil eee oe tnt Coase meets 2 2. Dalley atte cteisapseiaie a} PT gocadsee
Birthplaces of mothers: M | :
i - 227 59 19 15 21 114 | 167 12 6 :
‘United States scsnswieset<rse i 175 55 1 10 16 93 | 147 14 3
England and Wales.....----- ; F_. an _ 7 peenee 7 re i 2 $
M.. 713 67 15 | 20 16 118 230 30: 65
Treland ssreneexenneeees soe st> ir 679 |, 59 13 16 20 108 193 21 | 61
zis 295 46 id 20 8 19 5 16
Germany sgaeaes Sepa = sis: o- 163 | 40 12 9 4 65 89 G| 10
Scandinavia...-.-...--------- SP ie d i seteieiiee tee H 1 4 i 1
Sanitary district B..-...-.---.----------+-- 638 57 23 23 13 116 180 27 46 321 61 3
Males 359 30 9 lL 5 55 86 16 26 234 34 3
Females 239 27 lt 12 8 61 94 ll 20 7 OF leweecaes
White ...22..ceccceeecees-stecsteceas 622 55 23 23 13 lid 177 27 45 310 60 3
Native born ....-.-..--------------- 344 | 53 22 23 1 109 172 24 32 98 AG ss ieSocis
Both parents native...... f Me: Be | u ° 3 ‘ a 7 - ‘ 2 y sguMosied
Gi) pee) ER ON I ed) oe ee, | ey
One or both parents for- {ee 111 14 4 | 8 3 29 44 10 14 f 42 Del sisicnereeaet
eign. Fe: 73 | 15 9 5 4 33 50 6 lL AD eseceincar|cocissarass
ar m..| 160 | di? see ans 1 2 2 2 6 131 19 Jo...
Foreign born..-...-----++---- f Fee 101 1 Ti eec gece died coset 2 2 1 7 68 8 ocscwes
Colored. 16 2) |posvexees| wovesdeed|heenngesd ! 2 Bell sia tcraenardior 1 11 De i ecteere aes
Birthplaces of mothers: sp | |
= 106 13 5 5 1 24 44 7 6
Upited: States -2ccaerceaerce {eo | 2B 5 6 4 27 49 5 2.
Se ie 1 2 | twice 1)
Le. evsisiaister aie 2
10 5 13
22 5 11
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Dosw tearsec| owenbened
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20 6 2 20 5 3
12 3 2 13 4 3
8 3 [basses vi Lt asoeetes
| 20 6 2 20 5 3
Native born.... 19 5 1 12
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Both parents native...... P $ : 1 : .
One or both parents for- 4 Vi eedercprsent Gone
eign. 7 1
‘Poreign bortec-c2ssavsakincealgy Ah eee ee eee ee ee aN a ea ee eae 1 1 5 4 }..-.. eee
Colored ....----0-2 eee eee ecccere eerste ee ceeteecee[ esses eseeleeece sees ects ee ceele eee eee eel cree ee ees | gcceaxal sep eandes| uemoextes|beaadexs «]eosaeosse|tencsins
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Birthplaces of mothecs: \
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United States .....----------- j F.. 6 ||
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Ireland .....----------------- § At a3 7
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Seandinavia....------------+- j on 1
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! 3 to6 6to9 | 9tol2 donee Under 5: 5 to 15 415 to 25 | 25 to 65 | Over 65 oe
At WAT ls occa h-tate ape cha ate ce ttn rc ie cepa Sia 4 7 216 40 1
2 Males 2 3 171 28 1
3 Females 2 4 45 12 |ecoseced
4 Wiles sce!oscissvenistslacscbdeeeseveeneye 4 7 214 38 1
5 Native born 4 7 TA FQ )| serciac sicie
decratg rer) saterearerpcs 31 Wl secesecs
6 Both parents native pees 5 4 2
5 2 3 24 eM eie wirerenes
7 Oue or both parents foreign. . f EF 2 9 BF tetas elcwedcboe
: M.. M12 Wigs cents es cm ante nw ilae Seer ete 90 DG: tos vege
8 Foreign born.--......--++-----+-+ {F = 45 | 33 Gilt os
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9 Clove diss xissic cis sawiee sane sale Carew Sagat cteseiat 10 | G |nccecinnedece sen eenile als siete ay i 5 6 | coccecealeweweaaion 2 i
Birthplaces of mothers: : a5
10 United Statew. a. .c.-nsscerceces {Fo 4
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aot England and Wales........-..--- ; at i BF |peaocece.
5 0 7 56
12 TERGA sco nckcncvepidiaweasuageie ir 3 : 7 3 38
B G : § M.. 53 3 3 6 4 4
OLIM ANY Lo Haase ony weceezsiiciesiess UF. 5 1 3 6 1
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Ws Scandinavia...--......-2--..----- LE. >
1h 3635 61 4
16 283 45 4
17 §2 16 feevexsect
18 364 61 4
19 129 20 i
20 Both parents native ...-..-.. f of a anes A
—_ 5 31
21 One or both parents foreign -. 2 18
157 29
22 Foreign born ...-.--2------------ § on 2
23 COlOtC Oe erect canes shade eae moaceieins, : o E Ay esetats, die alhinarcicrei Sl
Birthplaces of mothers: bs, “a 4
38
2 United States......22222..022222- § el }
25 England and Wales....--..-----. s ub Peceort of 4
92 5.
26 Tvelatdl oescssneersecsse aeesecice: ; om 13 rf
. ; $ 35 6!
27 Germany ---------.-------------- ’ 12 i
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28 Scandinavia ...--..-------------- ; Tl secon
OONe MWearil Binns ceteueoieavercee ete tare | 4,622 i 5 58 | i 26 22) 2,024 293 1
30 Males . | 312 96 92 94} 594 956 86 165; 1,198 ! 152 1
31 Females | i 272 83 97 Wi 526 : 870 70 157 826 ' MAT Hs gece sere
32 383 | 179 189 | 168 1,19: 1,824 156
33 580 178 | 18s | 163 ' 1,105") 1.779 138
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34 Both puirents native.......-.. ie : | 269 +5 | 27 | 7 i ‘ 140, | 9
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35 One ov both parents foreign. . ; EF. | 916 187 | 34 66 61 368 | 616 ee
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36 Foreign born ....---------+------ ie * BIE Mleadcwcene lie cee 3 1 | 4 ; 1B 3
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Birthplaces of mothers: “5 fay ag | o i i Fre “i sis ‘
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38 Wnited States: s2ieensatseesnaes tro] fas OL | 31 31 19 172 283 uM 15 0 2].
re 86 | 9 2 4 3 18 QE [esarescienéciciel 2 3 .-
39 England and Wales. .------------ f ue 63 9 2 | Bocce B | 35 3 7 26 21.
§M.. 1,160 , t4 30 19 28 145 | 236 34 96 715 79 |.
40 Ireland ..--------++--2-ee0e-2--25 0B || 1103 66 21 7 16 120 OL 39 105 637 | 113
CMa 39 | 31 6 | 6 8 51 | 71 10 15 119 | al.
41 Germany. sopsameescsneascsiaaee VF..| 155; 19 3 10 8 40) 66 4 ul 61 | 13 |
§M.. 239 | 82 13 27 36 158 | 258 21 12 39 | 9
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363 3 5 2 13 3 1 bl 39 3 1 3 27 2! 6 32 22 6 16 108 |.....-.. 1
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2,558) 28; Mm] 2 66 52} 205| 449! 339 34 te eee | 30 199 | 185 5) 13d, 6x1 1 | 30
2064 | 34); 9! 16 69 43' 178 | 269 224 36 18; 38) 70 35 | 35 wo! ug] 23) 319! 5a 21 31
4,97] 1; 20] 38) 5 95 | 382) 728) 538 70 30; 63 196' 35 65} 338; 333) 28] 252) 1,167! 31 32
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916 || 24 wt o7 6/8 99 100 103 29 ny; 3! 19 81 5) Tt B64... go 2e7 | 35
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834 3 5; 8 3] 4) M1} se 99 a Ped 35! 46 BM) 287i 46 | 3 | 215 |
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1, 160 8 3 9 18 10 66 273 131 87
1105 | 1 5 9 7 15 67; 200 91 (67 |
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260 VITAL STATISTICS.

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AGE.
SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Months. ears;
BIRTHP1.ACES OF MOTHERS. AN = & ae —- 3
ages. . inde ace Un-
= Under3| 3 to6 6to9 | 9to 12 ae Under 3| 5 to 15 | 15 to 25) 25 to 65 | Over 65 lesen
Bos |-———-_-—- | ——— =| |
Ward 4—Continued. ! / :
1 Sanitary district A...-..........2.....2-06- 1, 862 224 75 67 48 414 667
2 Males 1,017 | 113 38 31 27 209 340
3 Females 845 |! nil 37 36 21 205 327
4 Whites 204s Sat sos asekausedaseacesec 1,852 | 223 5 67 48 413 666
|. sien og Racha gt eases
5 Native born....-.....--.-.-2-.2+-+- 1,062 || 223 74 67 48 412 660
|
- = 155 |: 36 12 9 6 63 108
6 Both parents native.--... § Fr. 115 37 11 10 4 62 94
7 One or both parents for. M.. 385 2 24 22 K 139 218
GCN scone dese aceeaseaes FE. 338 || 68 24 26 17 135 222:
|
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3 Foreign born.......-.-------- f ue : au : t
|
9 Colored... jieceineen's ccwcce cecenecicimeenne 10: Aol see tcacleawsicisec|emamenues 1 1
Birthplaces of mothers: a 40 ff ie | ‘3 6 6 aae j
a United States -.-..-.--------- § Fl] ous 43 4 B 8 7 ig.
M.. 47 | sacasvaes 3 | 2 4 19
11 England and Wales .....----- ; F oy 29 8 i Bt ee 1 mw
ue 502 32 1 Ti 7 57:
12 Treland....-----+++--+-+---++- fy 527 31 16 10 | 8 65 ;| 108
B 116 16 4 4) 4 28 | 37:
64 7 1 5 | 3 16 29
14 46 10 4 1 5 20 34
26 12 1 3 1 17 26
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15 Aci Pacy liste Ba weeeeueareseeen eee | 2,760) — 360 104 122 120); m6 |} 1,259 93! 189) 1,162: 154 1
Sanitary : | ! ‘ !
16 Males ....- 1,541 199 58 | 61 67 385; «616 59 4 689 | 82 it
17 Females... 1,219 161 46 61 53 321 | 543 36 93 473 92 cilia
! i ' i ‘ '
18 White... --------+-2--2e cree reece rere : 2, 745 | 360 | 104 | 122 | 120 706 1,158 95 188 1,149 154 ti
' | | ites oe ellie a a ' i
19 WAtive born suceleddes dcasasasaces | q634 | 357 104 | 117 115 3 | 1,119 82 127 295 | i een :
i ‘ ; ;
es M.. 176 | 32 18 u 9 |! 70 | uz 9 6 39 | Blase:
20 Both parents native... --- 5 ; 154 | 38 16 17 7 78: 129 6 6 A% Losced 5 xe
: i ‘ ;
21 One or both parents for- f M.. 685 157 40 46 53 296 | 458 41 53 132 | I .++-----
BiG ecu ctecmdcs seats - 558 119 | 30 40 44 233 | 394 25 56 Bi 3 |. :
: M..! 611 Bile ence 2 3 7/ » 9 31 474 74 1
22 Foreign born.--..---++++++--++++- iF 482"1 oi kdhcme2|oaeente on 3 1 4 uM 4 29 366 69 | snacnore
: |
3 ColGredcseaeinsateszeerseectes sent eaeeee I15¢ | iaekersl occ seed eee asl cae oes learns A: [eee sesiecia Le 13 aisisin syhnts all are Gas
| i f mothers:
Birbhplaces Ohme M..| 233 53 22 15 u w2 |) 164 13 8
24 United States .--.------------ iF x 199 48 17 19 11 95 | 164 10 7
Be 358 42 19 12 15 88 138 18 53
25 Treland.....-+-+++-2+2-++-2+0+ F.. 578 |! 35 5 7 8 55 103 15 59 |
M.. 123 15 2 2 4 23 34 6 10,
26 Germany...----++--+---+-++- if 7 91 12 2 5 5 24 37 2 6}
: . : M. 26 4 1 1 1 7 8) | eenaeSece 3:
27 Russia and Poland ...-.------ § r 19 1 2 5 2 10 15) | eras a 1]
M. 293 72 9 26 31 138 224 21 5
28 | Ttaly...------2++-ss-eec eres iF ws 226 56 ls 9 25 115 187 7 8!
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isa aah ite aoa anaes ass ea es Lae ae 2, 922 482! 150 126; U3 871 | 42 107 | Ww 1,118 183 1
r oor oe pr fe en | + A ere eer hen ee H ae | id ey + =v. on
1, 629 : 280 85 61. 55 || 484 730 i 92! 661 98 | occecoad }
Bo | ee 1,294 199 65 65 | 58 3887 612 ba | 79) 457 a 1:
: | |
ee aie asdutasciece’s tenacryeeeats 2,900 | 478 10, 16, S| 807 age wey We tue 8h 1|
be aki Wel tiiesoncvaee ee eacee! | q,e22] 476 9) 195860] 1,315 ooo! og]
| \ a - : a » 2 al i
. M.. 256 | 72 16 13 16 7 179 6: u' 50
34 | Roth parents native....--.--- {F. ii | 45)° 26 | 8 | Bb 92 129 9 83 28
em..| oma | 192 6; 47:88 42 516 1 goo | a [eeeeeeee
35 | One oc both parents foreign. oe 601 ! 142 33 ! 54 | 43 272 ‘ 453 ; an be ) ue see | Bee aaa
1 iy | : | : e i
: i M.. 571 |! Des Sides isbaGces 1 3 | 6 7 go! 452 Wt Hosen
46 : Foreign born. .----------+-+-+++++ iP i 419 |e eee efeee eee | 1 | 2 3 | 8 2) 31 355 82 ; 1
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o ee Cages ga 356 105 24 | " w 168 || 256 u 13. 63 | 3 |,
38 | nited States. ..--------+---+++++ F 263 18 j l 137 203 LB 8 | 33 6'.
| sesniagel wilt sled o 55 2 acclate : 1 19 | 25 | oeeeneds 2 | 23 | 5
39 ngland anc ABN aisicicss sie nateie F 3 id 19 2 1: 8 3
2 M 694 73 37 19 19 148 230 32 46, 343 43
40 [roland ....2.22e¢2eeeeeeeeeeetees {P| ora 65 16} ik 21 120 214 24 57! 326 57
M 286 46 1 10 5 76 112 4 23 126 21 i
41 Germany --------++--+2rr0r crt Si 157 | 22 Hi ty 8 48 78 10 4 49 | 15
M 73 22 3 6 3 34 57 3 li 10 2
42 Italy... ....2-20eeeceeeeeeeee crete ; F 64 i 15 3 6 7 31 Bot cgethens 4) 6 1

 

 
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

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Child- Dis- :
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Diar- r : birth | Dis- | eases
. ||Sear-] Ty- | Ma- c Con- ds Whoop-| cer | dis- eases ‘ All
oe let | phoid)larial ape Croup. ag sump- Pneu- Measles.) ing and | ease and pu- eases| of the of the Old | Still- other Un.
‘Uses. | fever.|fever.|fever.| Pera. leasege | thon.. | OP cough.| tu- | and {© eral ae mera. {urinary 78° Lorn: causes. enon
: mor. |dropsy. agen: system. organs.
pe aap ds i cee af Ns omen Se Ae '
i
1,862 | 30 8] 16 59 32; 149) 312 203 15 14} 31 88 18] 26 132 43! 13 950 ATT i 2
1,017 10 3 6 32 16 84} 193 122 5 6| 13 BB: jiszceeced 13 17 83 1 49! 946 |.-....-- 2
5 20 5| 10 27 16 65 | 119 81 10 8| 18 30 18] 13 55 60} 12 46! 231 1| 3
1, 852 | 30 8| 16 59 32} 149} 2308 201 15 4] 31 88 18| 26 132 143; 13 94 | 474 1| 4
sere, ———— Da crease + shes jeen
1, 062 | 28 2 7 58 | 31} 115] 138 98 14 14 7 31 3! 10 87 47 1 94! 276 1) 5
t t
155 Lopsseics seme 10 8 25 9 12 1 2 1 G ilies saree sateen Ww 7 13 43 |seseaesi 6
WG 9: hecoan|secsee 10 | 2 16 9 8 1 De es2se| thas odlecsamene 1 5 4 13 40) |saweamess
e |
385 M6 cere 3B) ns 8 41 59 43 3 4 3 Taal since 5 36 14 1 32 90 |....-- 7
358 12 2 4) 716 13 31 47 32 9 7 3 10 3 4 27 15s [eden 30 92
417 |.....- 3 3} Dl etecasas 17} 108 62 I eseecene 9 83i|icecuce 8 22 Bal sckes|swecked 96 |xeowasias 8
352 2 3 6 Leno 1 16 60 Tl iededete leh ee 15 20 15 8 22 88) 12! | soe .cas 93 |. cesene
a0) laine a eerernc torial 83 oo pallets tect 4 OD emtnideea|tete wed bagh onl atenomdltesosced steal 2 cena d|Me cate n aie 1 8 locsenesis 9
i .
2, 760 32; 12! 22 16 63 | 2341 426 360 35 16! 32] 109 17} 39 207 190} 15} 158 695 2] 15
1,541 18 8} 16| 34 36] 121] 256 217 29 9| 12 69 |.------- 17 122 102 4 85 385 1} 16
1,219 14 4 6! 42 27} 113{ 170 143 26 7/ 20 40 7] 22; 85 88} 11 3 310 1) 47
s1| 12 E86 63| 233] 420 357 35 16} 321 108 17} 39 206 190 | 15) 158 693 2| 18
26 6} i 70 58| 188) 175 198 49 15 3 45 8 9 132 62 sceexs 158 420 21 19
Bi lisceed 7 i 15 13 7 1 3 6: | eeesee 3 15 10: | sexes u
1 1 1 10 6 18 ll 12 2 3 3 2 1 15 Ti egeeke 17
685] 8 4 5 23 23 81 81 93 24 4 3 29: asiemed 3 52 OT tenes 67
558 12 1 3 29 18 68 62 71 20 By lees 9 5 if 44 21 ieovewe Bt
611 3 4 9 3 2 20 |} 150 97 é 1 9 86 | aces: ll 49 65 a eee
482 1 2 2 3 3 25 92 58 Slesaeeess 20 26 9] 19 24 62; i
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15 Tso nos |encid|teataeel stone bee | 1 6 Bp tetas atte ce Te a Wlassence | eieeet Tilagsetens [aorta cotcne!
%, 1
233 6. | eeweae 2 10 4!) 21 16 21 2 4. Ti Miser: 3 20 12: |eneaus 21
1 7 25 13 21 2 3 4 2 1 15 8 |seswex 22
5 5 36) 154 117 2 2 6 Beene 7 51 57 4 13
2 6 36 | 113 72 5 1} 16 22 5| 18 37 61| 10 14
1 2 re 23 3 2 s 5 |
1 3 10 9 3 2 7
2 2 4 1 1
6 3 1
38 14 35
24 12 27
312} 408 325- 58 34] 35] 127 21} 39 236 | 160; 14} 215 688 1| 29
1,629 | 16| 16] 13: 50 29! 162) 231 175 30 19 9 70 \eseeanee 24 130 87 4! 432 432 \scoseeiz 30
1, 293 26| 17 5! 48 29 150! 177 150 28 15| 26 57 21] 15 106 73] 10! 83 256 1] 31
2,900} 42, 33] 18: 98 58| 312! 406 320 58 34 | 35] 125 21] 39 236 18} 14, 211 681 1| 32
Lae des be NS yao eee elie eS pa Eg ees
1, 822 fo; 10] MW: 97 56 260} 164 189 56 34] 10 42 5 7 162 51 1) Qu 416 |.-...--- 33
256 5 3 1 9 Ti 39 12 16 6 4 2 Tlie sa 1 pz TE sess 33 96: ecasaa a
177 5 1 1j 5 5 32 13 21 6 2 2 6 ce eee 18 3 1 15 BBA esae accel
115 9 2 7 40 22; 100 7 2B 22 15 1 Olen orth 2 62 151 | oases 84 169 |.....--. 35
601 | 20 4 2! 41 22) 86 54 66 20 13 5 14 2 3 54 i 56 120 |....----
say, to 5 | Gee eshs | 90 ; 134 76 Tee eee 6 a0 dee =e 20 39 57 Aa tik tars 152 |.....--. 5
1 2 | ; 306 55 Dieceesene 19 37 16; 12 34 | 49 Ol seme 94| teams
cee oe By egacedeh eceeieyll sees Oe teade eenaas|sesdslae aaa 4 Tilcsevace 37
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356) 5 3! a! 4 10i 50 ; 1 29 8 Td | sewer ears 1 32°
263 9 2 1 il 6! 49 17 34 8 6 3 lesen 27
56 |e... loan 1 Hees 3g | 5 3
3 1 Ut ociorctas 1 1 5 2
694 7 8 9 26 9 | 52) 135 54
678 8} i 2 20 13; 61] 130 58
286 Dilendes 1 6 5: 84 47 24
157 7 |e dewis 9 5 | 18 17 5
13: lhe a 1 1 4 10 4 5
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262 VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE 86.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING
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AGE.
SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND | Months. Mears:
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. aoe
: ' ! !
All ages. ‘ 1 i
Unders| 3106 | 6too | 9to12 |, Tol | onder 5! 5 to 15 |15 to 25|25 to 65! Over 65|, U%
Ward 5—Continued. | |
4 Sanitary district A.........2--22002...000-. 1,812 288 99 | 74 67 528 817 | 64 108 713 110) bis caesar |
2 Males o.20c0<25. 1, 036 176 54 33 34 297 448 | 33 | 56 440 BO Peeise dace
3 Females 776 112 45 41 33 231 369 31 52 273 BL Wl samaeece
‘ |
4 1,804 287 99 ! 14 67 | 527 815 | 64 107 709 109 j.-..----
‘ ‘
5 1, 116 |i 286 98 | 73 64 | 521 806 63! 66 71 AO. cosets
| ;
és 160 || 50 6 1 8 75 118 4} 5 7 Cir sere
3 113 |: 30 | 20 3 8 61 90 5 2 15 Te nsec
: |
j ron § M.- 434 |! i, 45 21 251 202 304 28 20 72 Tl
7 One a both parents for- § ¥. 359 || 5 24 36 23 158 265 26 29 89 Gesewacs cele
‘ iaatlen Noni igure Gm A) 3
a |
2. Colored) siiedeiss Scceoas we aenecssebt eae gh: A. beeen, Pevsisiznegeers|stisastomrere | 1
Birthplaces of mothers: 8 ro i
: M 72 13 13 110
10 United States -...-..--..-.-.. Sf : 161 43 22 11 11 | 87 |
1 England and Wales....-..... ie fe . ite i| : | } ! a
M.. 472 46. 27: 10 12 95
12 Ireland «--2.---20--2200------ fro] 430 43 mz wl @ 81 ||
182 28 8 | 4 6 46
13 96 10 4 6 5 25
14 || 2 Te lacedg seo 1 4
a 13 |, 2 2 3 1 8
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|
15 1,110 194 51 52 46 343 ||
16 593 107 31 28 21 187 |:
17 517 87 20 24 25 156 |.
18 1,096 191 51 52 46) 340 |:
f
19 Native born scsi asec weisivaciccesciess 706 ‘190 51 52 46 339
2 2 8 9, 2.
20 Both parents native...... {F- a 2 1 5 5 a 4
21 One or both parents for- §M.. 281 81 20 26 13 140 212 13 19
eign. { r.. 242 67 9 18 20 114 188 16 13
3 6
22 Foreign born..-.-.-.--------- Fo 4 2 7
23 Colored 14 OD Nece cecincclemeinteaentessseses 3 8 i[aweeesiccalich denein
i | !
Birthplaces of mothers aa ass |} 33 u 4 10 58 36 3 7 go! &
24 United States .....----.----.- f F_ 102 28 9 7 6 50 72 5 3 17; 5 |
21 4 2 ks 8 Wo acaedueseis
25 England and Wales .-.-..----- iF 18 || % ot it 6 7 sa i 0 \ i :
x. 222 | 27 10 9 53 83 13 16 93 14
26 Treland..--.-------+---++-++-- YP. 239 |! 22 4 4 9 39 68 9 18 4 20
M. 104 | 18 5 6 1 30 42 8 47 Ti
27 Germany ; FE. 61 || 12 3 a 3 23 || 34 li 5.
6M. 62 |! 19 3 6 2 30 52 6 | Lt
28 Teal fiecscsevecsas iF. 55 | 13 zy 5 6 26 46 5 li.
0 AV ard eee uk tie Seiad cheese geaueecereegiasees 5, 342 |; 787 248 285 285 | 1,605 2.727 180 332
1 aro Ss | es
: 3,154 |, 459 135 150 159 | 903 |} 1,495 7 204
2 Males = 2] 2h 1ge gg, us! a5} a8 |, 702] 1,932] 103 | aa
32 AV Hit Oiessctesrstese iste ak mis ate tonaicte sae Aa ee 5,147 780 247 283 283 1,593 2,711 179 312
= fs eee ee [ee oe ea
33 Watite borne. <osc cu eeeseenoceeenece 3,209 | 174 236 273 273 || 1,556 2, 558 116 137
/ M.. 234 |. 49 15 iW 12 |. 87 142 [7 8
34 ! Both parents native.......-.. ; 7. 116 | 23 10 8 9 50 86 5 z
! } t
: M..| 1,502 393 109 129 136 |; 6 1225 5
35 | One or both parents foreign .. ; F.| 11259 390 101 11 in | ar i aa = :
. M..! 1,133 |- 9 4, 8 7 21 88! 23
36 | Foreign born..------------21- +++ iP i 752 |, 5 i 1 ' 7 33 | a 18
eal Ei | ;
37 Colored .-----.----- +--+ +2 rrr cee reer ete eee es 195 |! Tei 2 2 12 16 | 1 20
| Birthplaces of mothers: i : t |
! i |
' : M.. 323 | 72 21 : 16 19 | 128 212 10 10
38 | United States ------------- 2220-0 feo] ar! 40 17: 18 13! 88 138 | 8 9
M.. 683 31 9° 10 7 |i 57 96 | 16 56
39 Ircland..-------+-++-++2+222--+2+: F.. 555 | 21 12 5 5 i 43 80 j 2 50
: M.. 222 1 16 6 5 2 || 29 52) 6 24
40 Germany.----------++--+2+0ee000 ; F.. 107 |) 15 5 4 4 28 4d | 9 4
: M.. 268 |! 6 ud 1B 27 |. 120 184 | 9 10
41 Russia and Poland ..-----.------- iF ES 197 || 35 15 14 19 |! 83 147 | 13 8
1, 218 \ 251 76 101 98 | 526 833 | 31 58
42 1,014 | 195 | 56 89 79 |i 419 764 | 44 46

 

 

 

  
MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION

NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

263

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CAUSE OF DEATH.
| 7 Child ‘\ pi
1 : Can-| Heart} YIle| 2. is" | Dis-
i Diar- 7 birth | Dis- | eases
iSear-| Ty- | Ma- Con- ! Whoop-| cer | dis- : eases . All
All | ey iyo .y| Diph- rheal | Pneu- ; and pu-|eases| of the Old Still- ' Un-
canses::|' let |phoid larial Eheeia. Croup. dis. |S8™P-\ jonia. ‘Measles.| ing and | ease | enperal lof the eRe of the age. born. other kno:
fever.ifever. fever. tion. cough.| tu- and a liv urinary! causes
eases. a is- |liver.| ous a '
! mor. /CTOPsy-) eases. system.| Sans.
J Poste EA ed at ay
1,812 || 30 | 21 12 61 36 193 254 202 34 23 24 75 8 24 164 100 9 1
1, 036 |; 9 10 33 20 101 149 | 113 18 13 7 Ao ln cisens's 14 87 56 3, 2
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TaBLE 86.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT

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31

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33

SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND

BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS.

 

Ward 6—Continued.
Sanitary district A

Males

 

Both parents native

One or both parents fore-
eign.

Foreign born

Colored.

Birthplaces of mothers:
United States

England and Wales
Ireland

 

Males
Females...-.-...-

White
Native born

Both parents uative

VITAL STATISTICS.

DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING
PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND

 

 

 

 

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eign.

Foreign born ...-...-------- {
Colored sccsesees teweeeseseseccstesscess
Birthplaces of mothers:

United States .......2-.2--2+ § M.

Treland. 22.2.202-s22<0-+<0-222 § at
Germany ..------------------- i ate

Russia and Poland..-...------ 6M

 

Sanitary district C

Males ....
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Both parents native.:

One or both parents for-
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Colored

Birthlaces of mothers:

Russia and Poland

United States -......---.22--- ie
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i 9 2 4 9 Total |! = ne pe am cee D-
i Under3| 3to6 | 6to9 | 9tol2 under 12 | Under 5} 6 told | 15to025 | 25 to 65 | Over 65 j Known.
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354 37 10 0 13 my; 19 10 30
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151 13 7 7 6 33 |! 57 5 7
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NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

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BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. —-- =e
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Under3| 3to6 | 6to9 | 9t012 || Tetl || Onaers| 5 to 16 | 15 to 25 | 25 to 65 | Over 65 |, UE
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Boe Ward Pisseusereaetioattes ami as cadaatecaaesess 9,943 | 1,741 520 430 413, 3,104 |) 4,774
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2) Males 5, 205 994 266 233 208! 1,701 |) 2,568
3) Females 4,738 747 254 197 205 |' 1,403 | 2,211
a 9,933 || 1,740 520 430 412, 3,102 4,771
5) Native born .........22.020202.0- 02s ee ee 6,523 |] 1,735 514 419 405 |) 3,073 4. 682
i, M.. 944 289 92 63 52/496 || 773
aa Hoth parentsinablvessenasdae tro] gs} Be 8t 73 6i |; 439; 672
; M..| 2,387 665 16 161 us| 1,137 |) 1,672
4 One or both parents foreign.) 7) 3.159 4s; 158} 116! 139], “goa |] 1.447
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Birthplaces of mothers: ae 4350 ' a9 154 : 6 ahs raat
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W United States .......------------- {Fo} ihe 286 | 117 7 86 586 896 |
1) England and Wales ....-.-------- te i ae ‘ : a a o4
PS te M:.| 2,120; 204 57 | 54 | 48 363 || 568
a a ee F..] 2,263 178 50 | 33 | 47 308 548
13 ; és M.. 547 |! 108 23 19 21 166 || 236
CGetina Nl yceese sachet Pate caa issih: Fol 421} 62 24 21 19 126 181
‘ M.. 585 186 41 40 33 300 |) 422
af Russia and Poland ......--..----- SF] det 115 25 26 30 196 | 308
15 Sanitary district A........22..2-ee-22ee-20+ 2,297) 874 127 87 92 680 || 1, 060
16 MAIGS- coiueeaweeceneeete 1,174 | 202 66 46 57 371 | 564 45 61 470 42 2
7 Females 1,053! 172 61 41 35 309 |) 506 48 71 374 | 53 1
18 2, 229 374 197 87 92 680 || 1,059 93 132 840 | 95 3
19 1, 450 371 124 86 89 670 || 1,040 89 95 216 | 9 1
‘ M.. 293 |! 66 31 11 15 123 179 7 3
20 Roth parents native ----- iF a 187 51 i 21 15 10 97} 156 18 7 |
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M. 522 125 33 34 38 230 | 348 26 34 101 2 1
21 ar both parents for-} Fr 472 108 33 26 23 190 324 28 49 68 Bh ese
eaten) M.. Be ia casie enced pape avo ease tiandeen 1 1 7 2 23 314 | 36 1
22 Foreign born ...-.----------- f y.. 361 Bae caked A icctatane 1 3 4 1 14 292 | 50 \ocecee ee
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24 United States.-.----------+-- ; F.. 258 3 27 23 18 ' 141 220 20 9 | -
7 ; M. 539 48 16 16 16 ; 96 156 21 | 40
25 Trelamd -..-----------2++2+2+ F. 585 58 14 9 8 89 164 20 | 48
; M. 100 17 5: 2 4° 28 | 38 8! 5
26 Germany -------+---+--2+0+0++ ; Po. 50 8 3B) 2 2. 15 | 21! 3 | 7
2 16 5 30 5 4
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31 Pomaless..2,..5scaeweusasenare 993 131 59 49 44 |) 283 455 BR 73
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40 Ireland) «.s2-q-se-ssere7222e+ 0° ; r.. 490 33 15 6: 68 | 113 20 | 47
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

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5, 203 \ 87! 33) 29 | 194! 100] 529) G40 650 423 295 | 29' 412} 1,383 | 1/2
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2,139) 60) 13° 14 24! 60) 319} 241 241 148 59 lacenae 212| 476 1 i 7
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1,651 | 2 10 7 i 1 94 | 300 227 127 209 | 29 aa[) BoL-lessecees ;
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1.2501 32 3 4 76 38 | 161 59 107 27 23 3 2) 109 35 136
1,116 | 32 4; 1 88 32 | 182 55 112 25 26 4 6. 99 17 100 |
159 |, Fees ieaiae 6 3 12 15 22 | 2 2 1 a7 AT 16 9)
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2,120] 21; il. i2 49|  18| 159} 398 345 | 17 a4} 33 OF her scoet 26, 135 174) 15 82 |
2,263, 26! 11; 16 50 28} 182| 411 31s | 18 7} SL} 10s f 37] at 177 2051 23} 14
547 9 | ag) 8 27 10 58 63 65 | 5 4 8 D5 tae 8 40 30; 2: 42!
421 6 4 2 13 8 56 47 34 4 9) 13 23/17 7 29 %, 4 31 |
585 |) 14 Bi 2 22 23 81 33 3 | 7 5 8 Te Aas 3 60 18; 7) 86
46/14 5) 1 30 9 69 7 48 | 4 6 7 13) 16 2° 36 13, 2) 61 |
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2,222| 36; 12] 12 99 43 | 207! 264 i |
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1,450] 35) 7 4 98 42| 183 | 125
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187 Blsoxees 20 6 a, 8
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1,144! 17! 6: 8; 46 yw) ii] 135
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2,133 34} 10, 9, 90 25) 227 269
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Sanitary district C........-..2.22.002-0e00: 3, 369 633 160 153 143 | 1,089 || 1,647; 138 227| 1,140 |
Males 1, 757 364 73 78 66 581 878 | ! 98 615 |
269 87 75 7 508 769 | 67 129 525 |
: 633 160 153 143 || 1,089) 1,647 138 227 | 1,140 |
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Both parents native......} 6 7)| 336 69 29 19) at 131 14; 10 6 20
One or both parents for- §M.. 857 || 284 54 52 54 444 632 50 55 120
eign. F.. 773 185 62 53 55 355 | 557 | 48 74 94
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Birthplaces of mothers: sf 508 J
; 85 356 101 4 29 18 172 1 Q 22
Matted States -2-2-2eheccess24 {F 2) 308 87 36 30 27 180 255 15 8 24
M. 59 8 1 1 1 11 18 3 2 30
F 44 8 1 1 4 4 21 1 2 18
672 67 1B 20 15 115 166 29 59 378
701 54 13 14 4 95 167 30 7 354
171 29 7 4 8 48 69 7 7 75
152 26 8 9 4 47 67 4 13 47
342 124 24 21 15 184 256 4 12 48
287 64 20 14 21 ly 186 12 20 53
2, 210 388 113 85 98 684 || 1, 060 88 154 M4 TBA brwnowsia:
1,130 | 213 66 53 49 381 579 42 72 363 Tao |esszens
1,080 175 47 32 49 303 48) 46 | 82 361 110: feaazeend
2,209 |), 388 113 85 98 684 || 1,060 8B: 154 723 HBAs esceee
1,493 388 m1 82 97 678 |, 1,048 73116 237 | IO! Macau’
fe M. 245 | 79 23 14 16 132 197 a 7 30
Both parents native....-- iF 2H 230 | 62 19 16 21 118 17 o | oP 22 |
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One or both parents for- §¢M-. 515 128 39 | 37 30 234 | 360 26 | 43 85
eign. UF.. 462 108 27 14 28 17 | 291 28 | 52 88
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Birthplaces of mothers: ar !
‘ ae 327 98 34 23 25 180 265 9 rb 38
Mnited States cacy ie antyes an ee fro] 3a 78 28 18 7 151 297 Mt ul 26 |
England and Wales.......... ie. s ' ; 1 4 2 ° u i 3 é |
: M 495 4)" 10) 8 7 66 WW 13 42 213
Areland ncrigsorbensreneisteae iF 487 33 8 4 ul 36 104 7 45 249
: 115 25 4 4 3 36 55 4 il 34 |
Gerniany.ecsataseteets cases iF : 117 16 4 3 5) 8 42 6 é 44 |
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Russia and Poland .....-...-.. ie a 123 4 oe . I ‘ i 28 55 i "S ie 12 |
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WTA td icc one taut de veuenoeoeeadoeseceeeeee 6,660 | 1,161 333 291; 250) 2,035 || 3,146, 246 431: 2,390 445 | 2
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Males .... 3, 571 659 182 155 | 137—«1,193 || 1,679; ~—-126 192! 1,361! 212 1
Females -- 3, 089 502 151. 136 113 | 902 || 1,467! 120 239' 1,029; 233 1
White...---.------+ +2222 2-ee eee eee teers 6, 443 1,117 322 284 244 1,967 | 3.065: 242 407; 2,299 , 428 | 2
Native born ......----+-+-----+-eeeeee ee 4, 281 1,113 319 | 280 238 | 1.950/ 2,981 | 199 255 759 5! 2
° : M.. 617 169 50 31 31° 281! 382 25 14 158 | BB Leweenient
Both parents wative....-..--- fh ae 524 127 37 | 36 19 j 219/342 23 23 102 ' 84 loeees vest
; te M..| 1,583 438 us; 116 99 | 769 |) 1,168 70 98 246 | 5 1
One or both parents foreign ; F..| 31422 339 107 95 86 627 || 1,030 80 110 197 | 4 1
oan M..| 1,145 2 1{ 4 2 9, 49 29 60 349 158) lecee wits
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Pe ee : M 910 237 7 54 43 41] 569 37 33 228 |
Vnnited States.-2cccc4ce70sbe2-2 fi 764 187 55 52 29 323} 508 37 39 139 |
7 M 109 17 6 4 3 0 9
England and Wales..-..--------- iF a iw 19 3 fi : ae : § ‘i 1
M..| 1,000 103 19 23 22 167 253 7 82 567
Treland..-.----------+ ++ +22 es-ee e+ iP 7. 986 74 21 | 13 14 122 | 218 24 102 530 |
: ; (M. 463 63 22 ul 10 106 | 156 13 31 219 |
Germany .------- +--+ ------- +7225 VE. 343 |} 39 19 iW 4 83 | 131 19 27 135
M. 694 171 40 54 45 310 | 513 36 22 108
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BIKRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. —— |
Allages. | Ur
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Under] 8to6 | 6to9 | 912 | Total | Under s! 5 to 15 | 15 to 25/25 to 65 | Over 65 |,
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coh Scasiasieses: Ala dreiaa biota! -1]— -—— !
Ward 8—Continued. \ i
Sanitary istiet: As ccsserexvexeeeesssendes 2,105 320 95 81 92 I 568 | 864 15 140 868 157 | 1
Males 51 41 43 313 , 454 38 73 505 75 | 1
Females 44 40 29 255 410 37 67 363 82 j.--.----
Whitesdvarssnnasacie endear 94 80 70 562 856 75 140 863 156 | 1
Native born 93 soi 0] ser || ase 70 94: 293
: M.. 237 G4 17 16 n 108 | 149 12 3 54
‘ Both parents native......J3""] Tot 52 18 17 7 89} 133 1 6 28
Qne or both parents for- § M-. 475 105 33 24 29 191 | 283 24 46 120
eign. ¥ 395 83 29 22 21 155 260 22 36 5
2
Foreign born..-...--.-------- § a 5 f § . a ait
Colored x2 tccxcsece seccinweci sewass aca 14 2 1 1 2 6 Bik suisse esse wee 5
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Birthplaces of mothers: ai gl | a é : ee
: : M.. 306 78 23 23 140 7 1
United States ...-.---....---- ie | em 70 21 23 10) 124 494 13 10 41
: = ‘ : : 3 21 2 4 2
England and Wales .......... ; a a0 : i. doh see 2 2 i ! 17 2 3 oo
Tsien M.. 575 G4 15 12 15 106 | 162 5 48 316
RENIND Ga SSBSD RAS Hee Seer ; fs 494 43 12 10 7 72 | 129 15 48 250
ae i gM. 102 12 6 2 3 |! 23 | 29 4 7 49
EET AD eG c Gea ERE aA ane VE. 73 5 6 3 7 || 21 | 31 4 5 26
M. 19 2 1 1 3 i 7} 17 Vedran Vi locseteoee
Italy .-----+-+-02eeeeee seers ir. 19 6 1 2 2 ul id Diese caeeks 3
Sanitary district B......2...0..eeeeeeeeec ee 2, 255 430 116 108 106 760 || 1,161 86 151 723 133 1)
Males.....-.-. -| 1,185 255 62 52 52 421 616 44 57 397 WM |dentciee
Females. “ 1,070 175 54 56 dd 339 545 42 94 326 62 1;
NV Hit olan accisstedecb ain id ilk Sie | 2,119 404 110.108 104 721 || 1,118 82 133 665 120 1:
eres ase eet Lemigead
Native born........2...ceeeeeeeeees 1,472 403 100 | 99 102 714 || 1,082 62 78 227 22 1
: M 172 48 7 6 6 77 102 7 5 49 Oe senea:
Both parents native...... ; F 168 34 13 9 7 63 102 3 10 42 dT Clases
One or both parents for- § M.. 551 181 37 40 45 303 452 21 21 56 TL. |avciasenssies
eign. F.. 525 126 39 43 43 251 402 31 37 Bae | oecaits 1
. iM 945) ccetecesleaceecods doer 4 21 14 18 239 B68. hidenaeee
Foreign born...---.---------- SF 206 |. seeeee|eeereeecleeeereee 1 1 ll 6 35 199 45 |ossscees
Doloved easraanuecilelwaceataeedencuaes 136 | 26 6 | 3) 2 39 43 4 18 58 Iroc abel
1 1 F !
Birthplaces of mothers: ‘if | a a ai 4 “be at a ie a
_ -- a , a
United States. ---------.--+-- § F.| 258 | 58 18 16 | n| 193 154 9 i9 60
England and Wales....---.. ipo Gio | Ss Ss) al eee ge
me M.. 175 | 22 2 3 4 31 43 6 8 105
RUSIAUG 1s exepeiatesstecaeiseia F..| 219 16 4! 2 oe 24 41 6 20 129
fe M. 170 31 4 4 3 421 61 3 10 78
(reEMAlly, dese sdvenirtsesteee ie = 106 13 2 4 5 24 39 8 4 37
ie M.. 401 99 18 | 30 30 137 299 19 15 63
lalvsnegimaciasuessesicsscnsinss F 359 72 29 29 29 159 269 13 26 44
Sanitary district C.....22--02--0002e- 00202 2,300; = 411 122) 102 2 85 140 799 155 |...
Males ...... 2222220205 1, 240 226 69: 62 42 399 609 44 62 459 66 ||P -chas 2a
Females 1, 060 185 53 | 40 30 j 308 512 41 78 340 80. seems
Wir Ea oa nee Rea ec eeee 2, 233 395 118 | 101 70 gat || 1,091 | 85 134 771 152 |...
Native bomisae were ea 1,469 || 392 116 | 101 66] 67s |) 1.059 1 67 83! 9! oor |...
hee nae M.. 208 57 16 | 9 144 96 131 6 6 55 LO sa chacis
OUP PAPE U INARI Greil tro] iM 41 a. | 10 a 67 107 | 9 7 32 NOs acaed
One or both parents‘for- ¢M.. 557 152 46 52 25 275 428 | 25 31 70 3's
eign. Ur.. 502 130 39 30 22 | 221 368 27 | 37 68 2
te M. 408 2 Wh [ secures 2 | 5 2 31 a 300 52 |e... eee
Foreign born..-------------+- iF aid 348 Dea eac ase | eee aeons 2 3 15 | 5 30 295 13 Noses res
1
elite vaacderempectantadensnesaiaees 67 16 a7 1 2 | 23 30 | We aiune 6 23 F awasigns
Birthplaces of mothers: MM as fe a a ax | ee es ‘ a as ;
% a aie | “
: 235 59 16 13 8 96 160 | 15 10 38
250 Ww 2 8 3 |) 30 48 | 6 26 146
273 15 5 1 5. 26 48 | 3 34 151
65 4 3 3 2 | 22 30 | 1 1 28
46 13 Ly 6 1 | 21 28 | 1 1 11
M 191 20 12; 5 4 41 66 | 6 i 92
4 164 2 11 | 4 2. 38 61 | 7 8 72
: ee 274 | 70 21 | 23 | 12, 126 204 | a5 6 45,
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|Sear-; Ty- | Ma ‘1, Diar-| ogy. Whoop-| cer | dis. | bitth | Dis- | eases : All .
n 'y- a bi ‘on. t hoop: s x eases _ :
fu Nit let 'phoid larial, Dipb- Croup. ve sump- Puen: Measles.) ing ‘ and | ease ane Du Seika a ue of the Dlg ee other ue 4
/fever. fever. fever.' j eoeeg.| Hon. por cough.| tu- | and is. {liver.| oug |Utinary| 78° * | causes. mee
! i | : ad, more Pe eases. "|aystem.| OTSans-
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16; 12; 64 29; 190) 331 194 27 26 | 27| 105 23] 34 203 136 7| 128 509 |..--.... 1
So es Rr salina) «Wicag cetera mel eee ga cag N a ee cae aise eta 1 pe beaches Ba eh seas eiceaence
7 6: 30 15! 93! 199: 116 9 Ti 9 56 |........ 17 109 79} 2 79 291 2
9 6; 34 uj 97) 132; 78 18 ; 1B 49 23} 17 94 37 5 9 218 3.
1} 12! 63 29/ 189) 329: 192 27 2%. at ws} 93] 8 201 135 7! 197] 506 )........ 4
a See Sie ane Le py Se i Ses oes Ss pe
8! 6; B&B 27! 165| 160; 101 26 26 10 a) ou 8 136 49! cease 127
2376 1 12 6! 9! 2%: 49 2 5 1 isles 28 9 25
191 | 8, 3 1Z 31 29 fe Gk 5 8| 6 10 4 18 7 10
4751, 14 2 18 | 8 58 7, 41 7 2 18 Jo... 3 49 Bil] peteiee 47 TIO cctkeas ae
35 Ut 3 21; 10 55) 53] 29 12 u 1 7 TH. 8 38 AT \eecese 35 18: |socctces 5
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24002 |) “Bess i 1 12! 97 6S |. eae saeel|aledaisies z leas 14 30 54 2B eccded | sac i ‘-
Bo 4] BL, | 1 12 72 | 37 Dl saciescien 10 32 12} 12 35 BIW Si |hadaders BY laisse
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Dok
306) 7 2 1 M7 8 29 25 22 3 Site CaM Perl les 54 38; ot 32 87
271: 10 2 2 16 5] 4B M4 16 6 9' 7, WW 4 31.
2 7 1 2 6 5 1}. 4 Dil eke 3)
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67m) 11: 343 9 5) 41] 139) 74 4 Pi 5 Ns 13 49
7 6; 3 1 6, 32] 97 42 6 Bi 284 4,
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2,255); 23); 18] 1] 84 53} 205; 307) 225 46 17| 29 | 89 eS
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1,185 |! 12 5 7 38 29/ 102! 166} 122 19 7| 8 | 4. [ec...! 18 WwW) 7% 5! isi] 294 |.
14070 1} wy 4! 46 24; 103! 14) 103 27 wo} 21 48 5 79' 69 5 i 92 247 |.
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2,119: 23; 18] 10 84 53; 194; 289 210 46 15| 28) 84 22°47 aa 132 8 26; 512
ue Sd RN ee om. Baa cate _ e einer i I ,
pee ee eeces ae! ne ; es ee eas
1,472 22 9| 4 75 48! ye9' 122! 131 5 uM Ti 8 7 132) 52 1/206} 387
Ww) 5 Tiles 4 5. lk: @ W 1 2 a Giese ga VaR eet / 19, AT
168 Pheccen 1 9 £4 lly} 15 6 3] 2, 6 2 2, 16 7 Leary: at
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551 6 3 28 2' 3] 84 t 48 18 4 1 G3) eaeiien 4i 5d 9 lessens 95 143
525 7 4 2} 34 is) 63} 47 | 6 20 5 1 u G|....-. b 891 AB Pll. 66: 141
345 | 1 L 5 6 Bj 12] 87 M6 ooo apna ane | 7 7 41 Stace | B's Susans dog
296 ||...--- 8 I 2 22 Aon 33 1 1] 15] 35 13 | 39 ri eee | HO), cGacecns §
PE AB adeesiss 2 1 SilaacSutas|inetes uW RL 2 a7 29 Jo... 23
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27! 19
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26 | 39
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2,300]; 37/ 10} 9} 1) 45] 205) 338, 205 22 20} 36/ 100 m4) 29) 212
oat 240 18 5i 31 47! 20} 415] 188° = 117 wz} Gy} (6 ST Seacanee 21 | 125
1060 || 19 5, 6; Shh 5 90 | 150 88 10 14] 20) 46 WM! 8) 87.
2,233 |) 36] 10) 9] 99 45) 202} 326; 197 22 19} 35] 97 a) 27} 206 |
1,469 |] 33 4} 51 92 39} 178! 149] 100 1 yo| 7] 38 4 8 185!
1 i
208 dis aatan,: | 2 9 3 27 16 14 2 2 1 follies 4 23
165 2 1 | 1 14 5 Wi A We teas, 4 7 1 13.. 21te
557 || 16 @eveces 32 13 74 56°40 10 ast eae Wiese ces 3i 53 67, 162 1 | 35
502 || 14 2) °° 2 37 18 B49 BL 9 10 1 8 BA liceees i 39 GE AGB ees!
1 1 1
408 || 1 ah 4 4 hel tH ailasscaseh Ieoneactad Has) OH Asse 2, 40 4] Bild bien tag
348 | 2 3) 3 3 2 13 39 Teds ccd 13 29 20| 6 29 33 Greeies We Sg eed §
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67 ee ee Bisausee i SB goes 1 1 PS ws tt 2 6 7 di 2 tp lees 37
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315 6ireaed ; 2] 19 7 42 32 18 2. 39)
25{/ 7i 1) 2] 2 a | 26 4 1: 20
250 2 eee Stipsaaesnes rR : 35 “4 Bs Ps
273 5 is 5 4| 6 5 | 25 30 3 5 |
65 1 2 1 5 : 6 ces! ra
46 3 1 | 7 : a 2 a ie
191 10 4 9 i 2U iss eeenranes 10
164 10 a 11 3 | 9 ll, 1 13
274 6 8 35 | 20 We esiecc 25 ,
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AGE.
as 1
Months. é Years.
Allages. ; a a : | Sot secnf)
Under 3} 3to6 | Gtog | ator | Total | Unders| 5 to 15 |15 to 25 25 to 65 a 6), ou |
fact haem, cael pees Se eee ore | | a eee
8,885 || 1,335 411 343 ago! 2,369! 2,636 405; 508 3,362; 969 5
. Beet, ase 2 alleen tee the REE eA), Be
4,735 776 229 174 150 | 1,329; 1,996 213! 258 «1,858; 406 4
4,150 559 182 169 130 | 1,040, 1,640 1921 250 1, 504 563 1
8,724 || 1,308 403 332 em | 2,314 || 3,555 399 500 3,307' = 958 5
de een bated ih ls, on mites heroes ae secre freer enendf | ss Sinan pace? en
6,128}! 1,304 400! 325 265 || 2,294 |) 3,503 373 383 1,467° 401 1
th i i !
1,431 |) 303 102 | 59 58 517 788 73 56; 383 130 1
1,218 |} 236 70 |; 74 47 427 640 62 61; 292 163}.
1
1, 738 424 119! 102 91 736 | 1,094 120 129 | 366 29 |.
1,501 292 104 83 70 549 903 112 a 325 43 |
1,308 feoesweaiesesceees 3 | L} 4 22 4 62 984 927 |
1, 233 1 1 1! 3 6 16 12 53 | 823 328 i
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161 27 8 | 1} 9 35 81 6 8 55 D1 (oo eccecd
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1,793 411 119 | 79 z'| a1 || 1,030 93 | 15 | 453
1,533 310 89 | 96. 65 ; 560 || 838 86 | 75 347
229 37 5 tT 4! 53 |; 82 4 9 | 96
207 22 9! 4) 2 37 | 56 14 12 | 89
1,591 182 69 50 47 348 528 67 110; 769
1, 600 99 60 40 36 235 |, 430 56 13 | 784
101 a 3! 2 15 | 24 3 ie 58
69 een 6 iL 5 | 3 | 31
536 63 | 24} 16 | 16 9 185 331 38: 246
406 60, 9 | 19 | 15 103 165 17 | M4, 1d
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1, 656 247 | 78 | 62 48) 435 |; 677 7, 93; 634176 3
_ Pe ee et ee ee -t -  e el nn
914 148 | 45 | 30 | 27 || 250 367 43 49| 370 | 82 3
742 99 | 33° 32 | 21; 185 |} 310 30 44) 264 | Si iccoay
+ + t i
1, 648 247 | 78 | 62 avi, gaa) 75 72 92 | 631 175 3
pee rents Jopanices Sts ee eS i | 1 Ea sper Yan rennet a in Rese
1, 108 ' 25 | 78 | 62 | 47 )| 4a ; 666 .68 70! 933» 70 1i
! { . ; |
244 58 | 19! 13 Tu 97 | 141 12 it | 53 26 1!
198 36 15 | 15 8-74 123 10 7 36 2
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338 85° 26 | 17" wl .a7 213 | 27 24 m1! Siac
290 59 18 17, 12 106 176 19 25 59 ro eee ein
3) 3 13 230 | ee
5 1 9; 163 Brite
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| 21 v4 L! 3 Ai ease!
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289 72 23 ! 10 119 173 4 B 62
243 49 | "7 16 12. 94 153 rel 10 43 |
57 | 10. ecacance B lescacceas | 1B 19 2 1| 26 |
40 | 3: 2 1 1! 7! 12 1 3 17}
371 8! 17 24 181 |
320 4 9 24 158
20 1 1 1 13
11 fh Aes ce 6
97 8 7 43 |
83 6 2 25 |
147 197 | 1,312 358 | 1
330 | 96 73 59 588 | 822 Ri 93 6864)
236 | G3 4 65 53 427 | 666 1 102 626» 17) 1
544 | 163,128 104 939 | 1,420 143 191} 1,274; 380 1
2,429 543 | 160! 123! 102 |, 998 | 1,397 136 14) 504d |
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558 123 | 43 ' 29 | 25 ans | 318 220 18 Lig
479 98 27 20 | 20 |) 167 244 25 25 122 a idee as
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687 181 | 44 | 44 30) 299 442 43 | 54 139 9
615 119 | a 34 26 | 220) 363 44 j 49 4 15 hse zfs
TB late acd
454 |e. (estes ss) Tolerate a 8 4 18 351 7
MEE petoseeete Ey 1 2 4 8 3 1B, RBS 130 7
124 22 6! 10 , 8! 46 68 | 4 ! 6 38 aera aaa
s I 1 '
745 | 176 33 35 | 35 | 299 441 33 | 26 |
636 |, «133 35 | 36 By 939 344 26 30 j 151
76 || 12 | 1 2 | 2 |! AT : 2 2 26
79 | 7 5! 3. 1) 16 | 5 36
566 || 77 | 24 20 | 7/138 | 4B 974 |
634 || 41} 6: 1. 13 |; 97 | 47 310
29 1} 8 | 1) 2 jocettg: 4 | 1 10°
24" 5 Viseomsaacl 2 Bee | PH Tea Al dae 9!
2231 28 | 1 | 4) 3 46 | 1496:
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CAUSE OF DEATH.
: | 7 | Can- | Heart Child. : Dis- Dis-
Sear-| Ty- | Ma- | 4, Diar: | Gon. Whoop] cer | dis- | birth | Dis: | eases | oa sag All
All : “|| Diph- rheal.| “02° | Pneu- 280p and pu-jeases| of the Old | Still- Un-
causes. ||, let pee larial theeia Croup. | “gis. | 8Y™P-| monia, Measles.) ing | and | ease [). eel of thel nerv. | of the age. | born. other tyoown
fever.|fever.|fever. iS eases.| tion. : cough.| tu- | and is. |liver.| ous "inary . causes. |
{ : ; rnor. dropsy) eases. ‘|system.| T3208.
eee eel Sao ee er
8,88 149! 78] 85 320 354] 799 | 1,270 729 116 108 | 186] 470 7: 142 848 523; 72| 576) 2,180 1] 1
ere - Sask oe aa Pie core ber ta |
4,735}, 68| 47] 31' 165 84 | 426; 674 385 67 44{ 59] 232 |........ 17 453 299 | 23: 339] 1,262 '........ 2
4,150 81; 31] 54° 155 70 | 373) 596 344 49 64} 127] 238 79| 65 395 224 49 | 237 918 1| 3
8,724! 143) 75! 82 313 152 | 785 | 1,237 715 | 115 104 | 186} 464 78 | 142 831
(= a. ine peel ciettiers [Sate ee
6, 128 141} 35] 53 997 145 702} = 723 467 | 110 100] 74) 223 39} 55 571
1,431! 20 9 9 7 32} 154] 139 110 | 28 13] 40! 70 |scxwews 22 150
1,218 31 55 59 25 | 132] 196 93 16 23} 31 56 20} 12 123
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1, 501 46] 7 21 19 38 | 183| 199 110 29 35} 20 46 18 7 124
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1,233, 2 | 14017 6 6 42 | 238 122 2 1!oo7j 131 39 | 45 126
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1,533 37: 7, 20, = 79 35; 172| 156 122 19 32 | 34 67 22) 12 149
29) 3 he peice 5 5 15 25 22 3 1 4 17 leveeenes 2 25
207), 4: 1 6 | 1 3/0 ou 30 22 3 2 6 9 4 3 14
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1, 600 2) 10, 19 36 21; 116] 310 127 19 19} 51] 107 33! 42 147
101 eee Be ae Malee ieee: 8 16 12 4 1 2 BD leeay 3 8
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556 8, 7 ey Ok 10; 47:5 92 45 8 4| 19 38 |exesilea|’ “7 52
406; 8: 8 5 16 6) 46, 46 41 2 8} 20 32 8 3 37
1,656 |} 26) jt 18 82 31) 144 2 142 26 19; 23 76 14] 32 160
oi} 13) 8: 8! 26 43} oat) s i 15 7 8 42 |. 22.022. 15! 84
742 13 6; 10 36 18 63 96 64 li 12) 15 34 4] 17 76
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1,18 | 26 7 | 10 49 427; 137,112 18 25 19 5 29 7/ 109 :
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289 5 1 3 12 7 36 22 23 4 3 dl 13! caesone 5 29 |
243 3 2 3) 14 10 32 23 14 | 5 8 3 8 3 2 | 26 |
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40 ty i oes 2. 2 i 2 3 7 Detesetey ul 3 1 25
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320 5 1 4! 6 4 18 52 28 1 | 3 7 19 7| 12 32
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SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Months. Years.
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS.
Allages. Total Un
Under3|! Sto6 | 6to9 | 9to12 eae 19|| Under 5| 6 to 15 | 15 to 25) 26 to 65/ Over 65|) oy,
Ward 9—Continued.
Sanitary district C.................22022.-- 1, 688 272 81 81 60 494 789 109 82 567 140 i
Males 926 158 41 43 33 275 439 56 45 338 | 47 1
Females 762 114 40 38 27 219 350 53 37 229 03) logscseac
Whites cccccasciesisnctedcinccscesvecses 1,677 270 81 80 60 491 784 109 8L 563 139 1
Native born .....-22..2..0..222.222- 1, 167 269 81 78 60 488 771 100 52 198 46 |. 02.2.2.
: M. 241 61 u 1 9 92 154 23 7 47
Both parents native......{ "| 31) 49 13 18 5 85 132 13 9 31
One or both parents for- § M. 374 88 30 29 24 71 263 26 20 62
eign. F. 206 35 15 47
Foreign born.....--.---s-se+- Fe 1 i] mt uel eto
Colored). iais csc scneesies cewneatesernccees 11 2 liwapsmas 1A eaeotatita 3. BF |hietnceweree 1 4 Di pees estes
Birthplaces of mothers: of 0 Bi 5
i M.. 304 | 82 15 14 13 124 27 To SE BB eee ed
United Stateae ses scieeds <2 tro] 358i] 8a 17 20 8 108 164 20 n 33 28 |.
England and Wales.......... ie] oh | a) ce Sa) egret ey cae
M 87 145 17 26 162 23 |.
F. 64 115 17 19 149 44 ..
M. 4 7 TH aeuemeens 8 sales
F. 2 5 Mel eaten 4 1|..
M. 26 40 %i 5 41 6 |.-
F. 20 33 5 5 23 T hace
455 682 76 136 849 295 1.22.2...
140 47 28 31 246 368 42 69 464 136 |..-.----
110 36 34 29 209 314 34 7 385 159 Vs oeeead
247 81 62 60 | 450 676 75 136 839 294 |.-....--
247 81 62 56 | 446 669; ~ 69 107 442
: 3 M.. 388 61 27 13 12 113 175 16 20 134
Both parents native..... f F.. 331 53 15 19 4 101 141 4 20 103
One or both parents for- ¢ M. 339 70 19 12 18 119 176 24 31 94 Ee eee
eign. F. 288 55 19 14 10 98 158 14 29 75 12S | reas cad
: M.. 1 1 i 2 16 206 (a eee
Foreign born..---.----------- Fr. 1 1 2 4 13 187 83 |.
Colored, cdesccenpsee seedn See ekeescenss 18 3 Diss seek | tose See 5 6 Vy | saceetenees 10 D Wee eeieis
Birthplaces of mothers: x 6 di 9 46 ii #9. ai ‘ 5
‘ on 45 | 13 1 9 26 15 46
United States -....--.-----.-- { F.. 398 63 20 24 19 | 126 177 19 24 120 58 |.
56 8 1 1 1 11 1b sane 6 22 18
54 6 Weta es| acaumetet 7 8 3 4 23 16 |.
281 21 u 3 8 43 64 13 17 152 35 |.
302 15 6 4 1 26 53 8 23 167 51].
30 2} beviesib arlene: ead s dideend 2 4 1 2 14 9].
30 9! |emerivseus Til seeseece 4 5 2 3 12 8].
137 13 4 4 6 27 38 8 12 66 13 |.
91 15 3 4 4 26 41 1 7 30 12 |.
Ward 10 esicpesccwesessneccsnsccesemaeectecenst 8,568 || 1,906 465 420 448 3, 239 4, 808 286 508 2,474 481 i
4,972 || 1,124 264 232 240 1, 860 2, 733 150 266 | 1,548 268 7
3, 596 | 782 201 188 208 1,379 |} 2,075 136 242 926 213 4
8, 550 1, 905 464 420 447 || 3,236 |! 4,802 286 508 | 2, 462 481 i
Native born......-----2---022ee-022-0 + 5,609 1,902| 438 412 430 |] 3,202 || 4.612 905 a5 si5 a i
; M.. 431 123 40 33 22 | 218 309 18 14 78 12: |. gacdece
Both parents native....-..--- iP zi 293 | 67 29 19 23 138 207 10 12 50 13 d
: M..} 2.665! 962 215 189 210 | 1,576 || 2, 262 85 109 202 5 2
One or both parents foreign. . ie 7 2. 064 689 164 163 172 1) 188 1735 88 88 146 6 1
2 M..| 1,741 / 2 2 6 8 | 18 103 45 135] 1,210 247 1
Foreign born -.-..--.-----.------ f Fo.) 1,163 | 1 3 2 9) 15 85 38 137 71 192 |........
Colored 18 1 1 ieisaeeds 1 | 3 5 eneree a Nemereae TB coaaeaer| ae
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Birthp aces : oM.. 616 || 183 59 46 35 323 475 29 15 90 14 |.....-..
United States....-.---------+---- VP. 433 | 112 37 30 25 | 214 323 21 17 58 13 1
M.. 90 12 3 6 2 23 32 2 : =A
England and Wales...-.--------- ; r_. 67 | 9 3 4 1 | 7 99 3 : # i ;
ed 370 | 20 8 13 3 | 44 76 ll 30 219 34 |.
Ireland ..-..-++--+++ereee seers eee ibs 345 | 19 4 6 4) 33 56 6 42 203 38 |.
2{ 1,718 |) 261 73 61 | 49 444 639 46 114 781 136
Germany of 1,145 | 200 7: 64 44 375 | 541 41 72 384 107 |.
. M..| 1,469 | 446 35 78 | 111 720 1,097 56 60 208 48 |.
Russia and Poland.......-----.-- j F..! 1,099 | 305 57 58 96 516 807 52 63 145 31

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
.«BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Child- Dis- 3
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Sear-| Ty- | Ma- |p; Diar-) Con. Whoop| cer | dis- | birth | Dis-| eases | cases : All
ete let |phoid|larial rule Croup. theal sump- Pneu |yreasies ing | and | ease and pu-|eases| of the | or yne| Old | Still- | Sher _Un.
- ilfever.|fever.|fever.|*Peri2- ue tion, | monia- cough.| tu- | and erperal er the] nerv- urinary| 28¢- born. | causes,| Down:
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1, 688 28 14 15 78 35) 178 205 |, 123 25 30 31 70 17 21 164 73 13 107 AGI. Vessisiaianess 1
926 | 13 9 6 43 23 98 104 57 14 14 8 BO! Vesicireices 13 95 39 4 64 287 2
762 : 15 5 9 35 12 80 101 66 ll 16 23 35 17} 8 69 34 9 43 174 3
1, 677 238 14 15 78 35 178 202 122 25 29 31 70 17 21 161 73 13 105 460 |.--..22. 4
1, 167 26 1 10 71 35 154 105 83 24 28 15 29 5 |. 7 120 28 3 105 BIS doisiecicnisis 5
2411) 3 VU liesees 21 7| 25) 13 16 7 a} a} |secesee: 2 30 3 1 21 79 |e... é
210 | 6 |. 2; 12 5 27 M1 22 4 4 3 4 4 2 18 10 2 16 DB) beceie ceed ve
374 Blacaes 4 18 16 58 38 17 6 10 2 8) sssseias 3 39 G: lsaeecis 35 106) cowie T-
3038 B slarsau! 4 19 7 43 40 26 7 lL 8 8 HL reressseceen 28 Ce 22 WO! seca
259 2 8 2 A |entaeaer 14 49 21 1 1 5 18. | eccsee 8 20 26 3 TU Were areaaiare 8
226 le neced 5 3 Dl eustsiseves 10 48 UB}: | seedsbes weovete leeereeee i1 23 12 6 19 18 7 84 es eneware ;
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959 . 19 | 5 12 30 9 72 142 91 4! 14 49 72 18 14 111 56 10 52 179 |.- 17
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2, 020 | 37 18 21 72 16 149 309 182 18 | 22 92 144 18 ' 36 223 130 17 125 411 ene cneae 18
1,424 | 35 11 17 70 16 131 196 127 17 20 29 7 14 14 150 66 5 125 310 Jon ecece 19
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388 | 6 4 4 23 5 34 47 30 5 3 5 25 serwetnc 8 47 17 1 28 D4 Navaiain diane 20
331 Dl ebabed 1 15 3 25 48 33 al 6 16 24 7 1 Al 16 1 25° D9 lsciesccers i
339 11 3 4 18 2 37 55 31 8 4 4 10) ||sesneeax | 1 26 1) lexeens 39 75 jrsseeeee 21
288 9 1 8 13 6 31 39 25 2 7 3 10 6 2 20 TL esses 25 BON Seer ;
299 J 5 1 1 6 63 128 |awcnzeec 1 14 36 11 34 38 5 ae 55 |. ++| og
289 1 2 Bilemaeyie a 10 50 27 1 lesesaeee 28 36 11 39 26 ¢
18:'|| peed) > seawalenescc|escesa's 1 1 2 B |. --2 eee ee lee eee e ee [eee eee 2 lexeawas dlc 2 1 23
36 58 35 51 20 24
32 54 a 46 18
1 10 5 6
2) 18 8 3 3 25
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12 8 25 28 28
1 5 2 3
1 9 3 @ lineation 5 1 27
10 29 Ml 3 2 8 9 leecesuers 1 ll 10 28
12 8 @ leeeeeeden 4 8 7 1 1 13 3
8, 568 | 195 65 27 347 265 997 | 1,001 903 124 81 141 348 99 85 626 446 45 943 1,828 ! 2| 29
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4,972 | 101 34 16 198 145 526 641 537 71 35 67 207 |-------- 57 373 263 28 573 1, 098 2] 30
3, 596 | 94 31 11 "149 120 471 360 366 53 46 74 141 99 28 253 183 17 370 130: io sascaisre 31
8, 550 : 195 65 27 | 3d7 265 996 994 903 124 81 141 347 99 85 625 444 45 942
5, 609 175 23 | 45 ) 314 251 917 359 586 107 5 11 85 14 17 392 133 2 942
431 | 15 i festene | 23 14 59 38 43 3 8 2 TS: |ocasicasaas 2 33 21 aoa 52
re Do 18 10 43 27 25 4 6 1 5 2 1 24 u 1 29
2, 665 | 7 9 6 153 127 420 154 282 55 23 1 39) |encuces 8 186 92} [eae 492 580 1 35
2, 064 | 7 10 8 120 | 100 378 122 224 43 38 5 22 12 5 140 41 1 326 S95: | scceeses
1.741 8| -24 9 92 | 4 41 | 429 204 13 4{ 62] 148 ]........ 47 143 176} 28 |... 378 1 | 29g
1.163 |} 12] 18} 3 yw! 10! a7] 201 11 4 2} 68| 113 85 | 21 88 126] 15 |... OBB I sec 2 ce
18 eaacing| vSeaae sede acini: Bice: 1 T |e ween ee e|eee ene needa nee e netfee ene Al Ni aercrevenll eaten 1/ OF liste’ 1 j ese 37
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616 20 DQ seaes 38 | 2 93 ; 44 | 52 9 9 2 TOM ls atetastacaye 3 47 24s | eset 79
433 14 2 1 27 i 21 62 | 36 38 10 1 7 4 1 29 16 1 47
DO if ssaisies L, |iseeen De raise ciniens 7} 18 8 Dl ewwemies 2 6 |. scseeesleceees 4 7 2 7
67 BF [exes alleen 2 1 8 ow 6 Deseo: us 1 1 6 Also) 5!
370 6 4 3 4! 5 12} 84 46 3 2 3 1D} Paciocwisias 1 31 42 5 14
345 4 5 2 Grabigcsines 16 | 92 37 Vf seienssaee 5 23 4 8 27 40 6 8
1,718 29 18 6 53 | 37 170 304 182 15 8 36° DAO! circa 37 123 113 10 126
1,145 26 16 7 45 i 35 148 129 104 11 12 46 60 27 11 81 58 6 93
1, 469 41 5 3 81 57 185 102 183 31 11 17: Bhar Sie 7 101 46 5 236
1, 099 39 | 7 1 53 51 161 46 128 17 16 16 20 50 |... 81 45 | 3 149

 

 

 
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TaBLE $6.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK AND IN ZACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6. YEARS ENDING
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BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. BSB a a ae ah a al (a a I a a a a eee
Allages. : | tf ‘
Under3| 8t06 | 6to9 | 9to12 || Tofl | Under s| 5 to 15 | 15 to 25] 25 to-Gs | Over 65), UO
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Ward 10—Continued. ' : :
1 Sanitary district A ........2222.22222.--0-- 4, 663 1. 054 293 233 278 | 1,788}; 2,718 157 279 1, 248 255 CG.
ee oa a as aes era ae
2 Males ...... | 2,702 618 | 132 133]. 155 1,038 |! 1,548 92 | 153 760 | 146 3
Females. . 1,961 436 | 91 100 123 |, 750 || 1,170 65 | 126 488 109 3
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4 White: sa ccaenccdseuiesewaniiee neler 4, 657 1,054 | 223 233 277 |) «1,787 | 2, 716 157 | 279; 1,244 255 6:
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5 | Native bon ......22..22.02202 ee 3,091 || 1,052 220 227 265 | 1,764 |) 2,594 wf, 11L 261 7 4
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6 ne M.. 190 48 22 12 ll 93 122 8 | 7 47 6
Toth parents native...... {F 2 196 23 9! 8 15 |. 37 | a7 3 4 26 5
may One or both parents for-¢ M..| 1,515 544 103 113 139 |! 899 || 1,317 52 | 51 90 3 2
cign. iF | 1,141 391 17 87 98 |! 633 | 934 39 42 Coidecenace 1
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: M 908 OM Gite sees 5 5 12 |! 69 30 87 387 134 re
8 Foreign horn .....----.--.---.--- ; F. 634 ||.-... 2 2 | Te 10 | 51 23 7 381 102 oo
9 Colored: 22 eee 4icaeccnme nade (igsamead GF | ieigctepare, tees aiaesieis lneteated 1 1} | neces call sap 8 4 eee
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aoe M.. 264 76 27 17 16 126 9 : 7! 2
10 United States...........-.--. fr e 179 42 12 B 20 a7 |) 131 6° 6 | 30
11 England and Wales....-..... ; m an ' 4 3 Aaa ‘ : ; i : | 4 18
‘ M 218 13 2 6 3 24 |) 40 9 19 128
12 Arglaud --}R 202 1 2 4 2 if, 37 3 93 120 :
M.. 671 99 23 25 1s 165 236 22 50 301
13 Genmany scasraceseteee sss fF. 433 74 18 25 | 13 130 15 1B 25 192
: ot 312 60 6B | 92 530 830 44 47 1
14 Russia and Poland........-.- ie 1S ne 42 42! 69 a | 612 36 47 111
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15 Sanitary district B -........2..222.2222 222-2. 3, 905 852 242 187 170 1,451 || 2,090 129 229, 1,226 226 5:
16 Maleate. o2c6. 52 aes 2, 270 506 132 99! 35] gaa) 1,185 58 113/788 122 4}
17 Females 1. 635 346 110 88 85 629 | 905 71 116 | 438 104 A,
18 WIKIS soseuae ewes Sekceeeccte dese cecn 3, 893 851 241 187 170 || 1,449 | 2,086 129 229 «1,218 296 5
19 Native born...-2..2--22-22.220000-- 2,518 ° 850 238 185 165 || 1,438 2,018 99 121
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M..| 1,150 418 112 76 71 677 ' 945 33 58
21 a both parents for- Sy] 1033 )| 3g 87 76 74 535 | 741 49 | 46
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7 M 833 ||.. 2 1 3 6. 34 | 15 48
22 Foreign born .....---.------++++- iF 529 1 1 2 3 | 34! 15 60 |
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Birthplaces of mothers: | .
332 107 32 29 |- 19 187 | 285° 13 8
24 254 70 25 7 15 127 | 192 15 11,
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25 28 5 1 1 1 8 | 1 2 1
152 7 6 Fle etenaicte 20 | 36 2 1
26 143 8 2 2 2 14 | 19 3 19 ,
; 1, 047 162 50 36 31 279 | 403 24 64 5+
27 712 126 49 39 31 245 346 28 47
359 134 25 12 19 190 267 12 13
28 267 75 15, 16 27 133 195 16 16
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"99, | Wattd tecsvecescenarzaey ade dissidsciseisieds diesen 11,706 || 2,256 713 642 606 |, 4,217) 6,517 | 524 662 3,340 | 855 8
30 Males .. 6, 364 | 1,275 391 353 ail |) 2.330 | 3,439 | 273 351 1,886 | 409 6 |
31 Females 5, 342 i 981 322 289 295) 1,887] 2,878 | 251 3111, 454: 446 ae
32 Willits Weegee oo eee sakakeceees eeeme 11,693 | 2,254) 713 642 Goo | 4,915 | 6314, 524 661 3,352] 854 8
33 Native Donitc.: o2..cc0sc0 ce ecee cece cores + 7,812 | 2, 248 700 629 584 }' 4.161: 6,117 | 423 406 807 56 | 3 |
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. , : M aso |! 264 7 BT 60 | 458 691 41 27 62 | 1G: fey sil
34 Both parents native..-..---.. iP 701 || 189 68 49 65 |, STi * 588 46 6. 4! 19 1;
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* : M..} 3,351 |: 974 299 283 230 1.795 || 2,570 183 192 400 | 5 1
35 One or both parents foreign i = 3338 i oe ° 535 Si | i ay 2133 150 173 269 | 10 ' 1
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’ Mig! 017 ||-ccncesss 7 G! 5 18 9s 46 126 1,364 382 | 1|
36 Foreign born of ge 1,812 |! 3 | 5 14 96 | 82° 53 19° 11d TD fee hee
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pees rela 1,205 || 374 | 11 89 a7 cat | 999 | 704 a
28 | Gnited States. .--.----- sees eee § | 270 | 93 rr M1, 531 B44 | GL 10
30 | 10 i 20, 91 | 143! 22 G4 :
39 Ireland. -..2...-+--2 22 000ee ere 5 54 | 37 15 15 7 ik 119 | 7 a7 i
5 339 | 150 112 90 | an 1,047 | ie 165 i
40 Germany tag! 212 |i 290 120 83 Rs | Agt 922 | 102 160 |
. M..| 188 46 x 13 Hy 78 96 4: 6 9 |
41; Russia and Poland ...---+-+-++++- ii sil 122 | WG a 11 lies 66 94 4 ?
M Sal | 160 | 34 44 a7 | 275 439 23 16 | i
42 Ttungary..--2-- 22-22 eee enero tr 458 | 109 23 | 48 36 221 | 335 26 21 |

  

 

 
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All aie Ty- | Ma- Diph- | Flieal Con- Pies Whvop-| cer | dis- Ai: lease fthe | etses 1d : All Un.
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USES. |ifever.itever. fever, ‘neria.| se tion, | oma. cough.| tu- | and erperal ee the En urinary] 28°: born. | canses, HDOWR-
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4,663 || 115/ 331 10 | 192 | 157, 330 | 494 513 78 41; 61] 184 57; 40| 358 952 | 22! 535 991 |.---2--- 1
a inci Aeeintinialies $RORAS SRR TEG ASS, Geanlelain er casein i as. cms
2,702} 56 19 6| us} 6! a7! ger 308 44 15] 31 96 |..--..-- 25 221 139] 16; 329 603 |......-. 2
4 | 257 | 173 203 34 a) 88 571 15 137 113 6] 206 $88 |seces a5 3
| 529 | 491 513 78 41; 61] 184 S71 40 357 952 | 22] 535 990 Jeeesee ss 4
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; 45 23 36 8 4; 4 B, 1} 69
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5,342} 102] 32° 29) 245 139 | sol | 395 566 89. «G1 | 134) 232 108 = 54} 439 28-35] 451
11,693 || 212} 86 5348317 | 1, 388 | 1,435 | 1,240 196 us! 91471 108 | 141 967 50059 | 1.043
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Sanitary district A... ...2....0..220.0200-5- 3,758 || 833 au! 218 234 | 1,526 |; 2,286; = 150| 208 | 9 208 | a
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Males .... 2,015 473 136 118 112 839 |’ 1,240 | 70! 100; 498 10s ! 1
Females 1,743 360 105 100 122 G87 |i 1046 | 89/108, 406 102 | 1
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Wihiteese ssid aaeteceaconperescsucsecedd 3,751 93s 241 218 234 |) 1,525} 2,284} 150 j| 28 89208 | 2
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Native born.........22.222-22220--- 2, 567 830 236 | 213 995} 1,504] 2, 191 | 110 91 | 165 8 | 2
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‘ M.. 195 | 68 16 | 12 17 3; 175 6 3 7 a rseeaets
Both parents native.-...- iF a 149 35 1g ! 12 16 79 |. 128 10 2 Seton i 1
One or both parents for-5M..| 1,168 399 13 100 92 704 |, 994 43 42 86 2! 1
eign. F.. 99g, 311 85 85 99 580! 854 49 42 | 52 Te fizccence
é M.. G1L |pccsegees 3 3 2 8 |, 49 19 53 | 392 ORE | ey. a viet
Roreign borniasssssswee seein {Fo 360 2 1 2 7 | Rl 43 2 6i| 340 Wl 2222212
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: M. 290 100 26 21 92 | 169 | 259 Wl 5
United States scesocae sues eee iF. 228 54 21 14 2%) us] 16 5 |
M. 762 104 50 25 7 20 300 25 48
Germany {Eo} 663 76 36 26 ve || 164 277 27 47 |
: M. 86 32 4 12 9 57 69 3 2
Russia and Poland........-.- iF “i 92 | 28 5 6 9! 48 72 4 ca
soft 6M. 357 || 100 24 2% 26 173 285 13 1
Hungaty sesse<cteer eerste VEL | 97 |, a i a) 8 139 210 16 15 |
NM. o4 | 4 ul 8 4 47 62 3 5
Bohemia .-.-.-.------+++++-+- SP 68 || -20 5 Pal 8 |, 38 47 9 2
Sanitary district B eS) 154 139 131 973 || 1,448 Mi 14 | 825
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04 86 o 72 553 797 73 es! 439 |
295 68 68 39 420 051 68 59; 366
White | 529 13t 159 31 973 || 1,448 dil 143 825
Native boru ....2...20.0-0eeeeeeeee ' 4,817 529 152 158 126 965 || 1,410 115 95 188 9: feces
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; M..! 182 61 18 12 ar 105 156 9 5 10 2
Both parents native.;+-+: iY. 135 | 48 2B 2 uu 86 130 8 2 10 5
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One or both parents for- au 790 | 233 Gb 78 54 431 602 54 48 SG) lise secs:
eign. F.. 662 174 54 55 3 326 503 43 40 7A 2
‘ M. SBD Gendt: Lear ses 3 4 24 9 31 355 113
Forel g wDOTM poe snk aesanees ; Fr. 460 |joee scans 1 1 2 4 2 wv 7 280 134
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Col6réd) s:22<25e32 5.02 55ca cence ; 1 I sore aeal eSelese ieee eee cineeeisea| aaerncs Vivciattgte aver emcee eas Dateien se urea baad au oes
Birthplace of mothers: bg i a |
3 M. 1 93 23 21 18). 157 240 20 7 ll
United States -.........-- iF. 239 | 72 19 20 af 132 | 207 if 2 11
/ M. 94 |! 10 1 1 15 20 2 7 51
i Re ages fee} mes tl tt att) ath oad] od] og
; N ‘ ‘ 32 2 ig 49 280
Germany....------+++-+-- iF “) ez | 73 28 22 30 wa! 2s 34 39/223
: 109 |; 34 12 3 ran 85 8 3 10
Hungary.....------------ § F ae 2 i 17 s S 3 36 J) 60 7 3 8
; 4 5 2 uW 69 || 95 6 6 35
Bohemia F 121 | 35 7 9 8 59 | 83 8 4 2
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Sanitary district C...-- ------------++----- 2,214 ; 409 122 103 90 724 |; 1,090 97 y08 | 705 190 4
Males 1,233 921 66 55 47 389 || 594 £9 1) 4d 92 3
981). 188 36 48 43 335 496 38 37 291 98 1
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2,211 | 409 122 103 90 |) 724} 1,090 97 128 703
1,493] 408 118 100 87 | 713 | 1,058 85 90 232
ay M.. 235 || 67 17 16 14 114 166 7 12 32
Both parents native ..... f F. 189 | 49 13 9 17 88 149 | LR 3 16 !
One or both parents for-§ M. 578 |' 141 44 37 32 254 |! 392 36 39 108 | Ol asees ware
eign. F.. 44] 131 42 38 24 235) 326 20 34 68 | 5 i
' M. 363 fio... 2 To lehlalape es 3 | iM 6 18 os | 81
Poreign borp.-.22+2+++2++22- ¥. BBD || scimeced 1 1 1 31, u 6 20 206 | 79
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Birthplaces of mothers : % ‘ 53 dy |
: ; 307 25 19 15 145 220 25 14 38 |
United States..........-. j r 51 | 1 18 16 2 199 | 203 15 2 21
ef BOSH Bul Belcan 5 16 30 5 16 129
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Germany ------------+---- ir ae “ 25 12 ll 104 | 28 141 |
‘ 5 1 3 eaueeens :
Russia and Poland. ....-- ; i a | 2 ENR - 2 AN s : ie ' y 2
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All let. |phoid larial| PiPh- | Croup, | Theal sump-| Pet lnreasies. tage and | ease [224 pu-leases| of the | ortne | Old-| Still. | cine, |, Ua
canses. || rover. fever. fever, |theria. dis- tion, | monia. cough.| tu- and |& eral of the) ner- urinary| 28° born. Causes known.
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3, 738 168| 130} 460{ 429) 402 83 33} 70) 137; 43] 29, 312] asa] 21) 404) 767! 4/4
2,015 |) 37| 4 | 1! 90 74] 216 | 257 198 43 19 | 30 62. |eccasact 26 173 92 7| 243 427 4| 2
1,743 || 27 8 uj 78 56; 244) 172 204 40 19 | 40 B 43) 13 137 61, 4! 161 340 ee 3
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2,567 || 55; 8 i at a4 121} 408 | 150 292 73 27 3 35 7) th 215 $4 leccaiee 403 545 8] 5
195 Bi teecueh pases 16 8 21 10 17 i * 2 |nweaxe 3 laseeeese 2 14 2 leconniad) 31 53 lid,
149 Br ose 2 15 8 25 4 18 5 Bill rece i 5 ligase 15 f deoeces 8 BOihcihecen
1,168 || 25 6! 4 62 59} 166 85 127 29 16 l I, enya 5 98 12 |....-- 209 248 2 ‘
9 19 2 8 58 43) 189 49 125 31 16 3 8 6 4 82 wee. 143 198 |........ 1 i
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611 4 8 eewes 12 4 24] 157 52 6 1| 28 40 buecene ns 19 58 72 a aeneaee 119 |..2.... e
569 5 6 1) 2 5 28] 118 58 gi Le ss 37 61 36 9 39 45| 14|....-.. 102 |....-2.. i
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26 12 36 6 24 7 6'lgeeeae 6 Wi eeceas 21 2 liwwena 16
18 25 67 | 161 63 6 3| 20 40. stccoans il 68 50 5 35
% 14 76 35 82 10 5 27 42 13 8 54 37 9 35
y 4 15 Bhi esnteenes Diao secced 1 5 4 cscase 18 |-
4 7 1b 5 8 1 Ti fsge ese 3 4) estas 9 L. |senezs iL
30 20 42 21 45 lv 8 2 ils cactaane 5 30 6 1 43
7 15 49 26 35 9 5 4 8 12 1 24 6 1 30
6) ssethene 15 9 6 1 1 2 Bidets ee 1 10 5 |------ 8
3 2 15 9 2 5 [soe eigsaie sea cce fs |dercmarssecdses 3 2 1 9
2814! 6o} a) wi im 67| 355| 368 | 291 39 29} 68! 120 | 22| 36 224 154; 14] 240 BBL: [s.aveaee 15
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1,529 || 29 7 36 35 | .77| 214 161 21 15| 28 OF atcennd 23 123; 81! G6, “140 B85) | sneeece - 16
i285 || 31} 2 7 55 32/178) 154 130 18 14] 40 53 22) 12 Wi, 73-8 | 100 246 oe... 7
2,813; 60] 21! 14) WL 67 | 355 | 367 291 39 29) 68! 120 22| 36 224 154 |
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1,817 || 55; 6 7/105 63; s1s| 167 174 37 27 6 29 8| 10 138 39
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192 ge) oe aL 9 7 23 5 15 3 3 1 3 |.. 12 2
155. Gi "scam leavavayas 13 6 23 4 ll 5 5 3 oss 15 6
790) 19' 3 | 3 46 25 | 136 78 86 16 10 1 12 |.. 59 1s.
662, 21; ij 8 37 25| 128 16 62 13 8 feiss 11 48 13
sx} 2) 4! 3 1 3 17} 127 60 2 1| 26 BL |oscaweee 18 49 61
40] 3° Wi 4 Bh dias ete 24 73 BF eececouce 1| 36 40 4 8 37/0 BA
1 copes zis shes co 8 oti neee ices asda oe
281 | 9 29 3 iol 2) 20! 4
239 | 4 20 q 5! & 1! 21 | 8
94 | 24 12 ds eases 1 2 10 10 |-
107 | 21 AY 2 setecce 2 4 4 6' 15
Ju2 | 14 83 Bladen 18 M0 hosicess 20 58 51
617 96 62 7 2) 2 38 15 4 43 41 |
109 | 6 14 5 4 1 8. 3
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1,233 | 15) 14] 9) 30 32} 13! 152] 140 1 Ga Ways AG Nien vciee 15! 103 7
981 10 5 7 46 20; 115, 107 105 ‘ 16 9 241: 44 14 y 78 58
2,211}, 2%; 19) 16 76 52 228 ! 258 245 28 18} 38 | 90 | 24 | igi! = 134
1,493 || 21; 9] to] 7 48, 22| 152| 148 a7) 1! 4! 39 1{ 6; 126 47
235 4 1 3 8 5 | ul 47 7 6 1: | sectente 6 | 2 “33 9
189 gl... 1 16 6 23; 10 24 7 4 bin 6 1 18 6
578 || 10 5 3 21 23 6 i
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i Sanitary district D.....--..-------------+-- 2, 920 485 196 162 151 994 1,493 136 132 906 201); 2
2 Males 1,587 277 103 89 80 549 808 71 95 515 96 2
3 Females... 1,333 | 20g!- 93 73 Ti! 445 685 65 87 391 105: |sansce00
4 ; 484 | 196 162 151 993 || 1,492 136 182 905 21}° 2
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F i 68 26 W7 15 126 194 9 7 13 5
: 57 27 16 18 118 181 TO) ie aed 7 4
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7 One or both parents ee 815 | 201 76 68 61 406 582 50 63 120 |. 24-2 .2.[--20- eee
eign. : F. 644 |) 140 64 55 47 306 470 3 59 7 | P loosgessn
‘ M.. Bi | siaias eee 1 2) eaceahast 3 abt 12 24 373 | 90 1
8 Foreign born. -a22ss+0+-222>2+ {Fl 461 |i i 1 1 4 7 16 i 28 308 | 98 |...
9 Colored .........-------+-2-22200- 2220+ 2 |i Piscean jeuanenen|HateRETES 1] Ulocascae se I eaisickaadjer Dj occorpada|adacscee
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Birthplaces uf mothers: tf | ' : | |
: 2 327 93 | 37 28 22 180 280 4 8 20
10 Unit Mista testeeesncsraeanny (Fr a 276 | 70 35 27 | 24 156 |) 241 19 1 ll
11 England and Wales .....-.--. SP : as : Mae if Ui....... 3 i a8 g 4
; 2 359 26 4 8 4 52 |) 81 12 38 191
12 PQA weseeeeseerceer aes oats “| 399 | 16 ui 9 | 5 41 67 12 34 176
675 105 4 36 | 26 207 305 36 39 245
13 Germany... ----- B45 || 85 31 mB) BL 170 264 29 46 161
‘ a 13 2 3 3 10 10 ai arckidacenes 2
We Hungary.....-----------+--++ me 20 |! 3 1 4 Be agecees 8 TG! |saocleSvcren! 1 3
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15 | Ward 12.......s.ceeeesceeceeseseeneeeteeeeneee aise | amb | asl | 1.406 1,094) 9,500 j_ tat 1,498] 1,468; 8,006 2, 488 a
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16. 14,411} 2,926; 995; = 716 573, | 5,140 |) 7,544 774 712, 4,274 1,093 14
17! 13,174) 2,343, = 806; GU, «= 521] 41360] 6.607 724 756' 3,732 «1,345 10
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18 | 27,1388 5,193; 1,696 1,375: 1,071 | 9,335| 13,910] 1,469! 1,425 7,889 2,493 22
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19 | 19,8275; 5,171 | 1,665’ 1,344 ° 1,084] 9,214) 13,505] 1,299! 995! 3,098 866 9
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1 5 M..| 3,610) 916: 282 223 141 || 1,562 |) 2.234 239 152, 699 284 2
2¢ | Both parents native...-....-- i F..} 3,345 | 71 37197 140 1.275 | 1.919 220 139 671 394 2
: a §M..| 6,370 | 1,801 574 450° 387 |) 3,212 || 4,765 497 315s 810° 51 2
21 One or both parents foreign. j Fi) 51740 | 1449 512 | 438 344 || 2'743 |] a 68 396 385! 753. 69 q
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oh ps M..| 3,675 | 5 9 | 7 13 30 |]. 126 R0 195! 2,548, 724 2
22 Poreign boris: cease sree iF --| 3,437 2 5 : 10 7 24 115 86 232° «2.171 i 829 4
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23 Colored ..-.--+--+++++202 seer eere eres 447 76 35 | 31 23 165 on 29 43 | 117 | 15 2
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‘ --| 4,845 |) 1, 264 391 |, 308 209 || 2,172 |) 3, 152 333 204 838
24 United States screces sacar sameete i. 4,491 997 341 290 205 || 1,833 |} 2) 778 313 190 786
. bs 105 34 2 32 200 307 39 26 213
25 England and Wales .....-...-.--- iF ie 618 88 37 21 28 17. 246 30 25 202 |
Testun a {ue 3, 542 all 139 113 109 872 || 1,328 153 238 | 1,504 |
20) ARR MSDE Eset eese SCE See Sone F..| 3,606 400 111 7 9s 722 || 1,172 166 281! 1,567 |
7 3,035 521 205 147 123 994 || 1,470 152 338 | 1,032
2i 2) 548 431 176 136 9. 837 || 1,974 134 171 742
743 170 55 49 45 319 523 37 26 146 |
28 572 156 50 56 41 303 452 | 22 18 | 69.
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a9 318 G4 18 9 6 97 || 133 16 18 115 | 35 1
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oo Females -... 157 21 10 3 2 36 58 10 7 BT |B | eseee ee
31 : 37 | 25
32 W Bltescgciendnnuniartesecedudetunie ries 317 63 18 9 6| 96 ie Ag is ae gs
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33 Native born........-------------+-- 221 | 63 7 9 6 95 130 l4 15 50 15 loccsenen
i M.. 40 || 12 3 2 1 18 22 2 2
Both parents native.....- i 1 { 2 3 12 dk | aeaauees
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35 One or both parents for- ie 66° 28 3 4 3} 40 48 | 8 6 GQ) ceca coeds Hata refi
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

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causes. |! «ver | fever |fever. theria. ae. ioe monia. cough: tue | cand. eupeent pe the aE? urinary| 28¢ born. | causes. known.
mor. \dropsy-) gases, 4 system] O'B2ns- ;
2; 920 63 24 11 128 68 346 386 302 46 30 45 124 29 42 250 156 10 204 655 1 I
1,587 29 17 7 62 37 192 224 175 31 11 15 GE ccna sen 21 127 80 4 103 387 1 2
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SEX, COLOR. NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Mouths. Years.
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. . ae Pee
Allages, vu
Under 8] 3to6 | 6to9 | 9to12 |) Tl |! cnaer 5] 5 to 15 [15 to 25] 25 to65 | Over 65 | roy,
Ward 12—Continued.
1 Sanitary district B 4,441 250 63 59 48 420 656 74 84 459 167 1
2 Males) acini ioeaedemecennaeeees 717 137 40 33 22 232 345 41 32 233 65 1
3 “724 113 23 26 26 188 ay a 52 226 We lec
4 1, 424 250 61 58 48 417 651 7A 83 458 167 1
5 1, 003 250 61 57 45 413 639 65 65 184 49 1
M.. 208 35 2 a 5 87 128 18 5 44
6 Both parents native.-.... y 190 i Al 8 7 63 99 10 3 42
7 One or both parents for- io 278 71 25 18 16 130 193 17 21 42
eign. F. 290 68 15 16 16 115 199 19 24 44
; M.. ONS Nis osemiseaa an ehGreulvedacaees ae | i 7 6 - 139
2 Foreign -.---.---------------- gar) ee ce i 1 2 4 3 3 131
9 Colored) sc-ccecanansaesmenetueciwed seeccs 0" | ereecctncicns 2 TL lseewderce 3 Di loewoe dae 1 Dales aie ahetensral|opcpata oragaes
Birthplaces of mothers: saa oy * 4 ‘0
‘ 7 7
10 Tatted:States 28 52 9 12 iL 8
li England and Wales .----.-....--. j M , d °
12 Tnelaiid ee acaecces one cenuts § Me i 2
13 Scotland 222s. .sccsecsasece ses ; al. Cea. Ls
14 Germany..----.-----------+-- ; ay 4 ae
15 1, 509 336 113 83 , * 602 906 85 72 373 Detained
16 Males 114 175 66 40 32 313 464 38 31 210 31 |.. =
7 Females 735 161 47 43 38 289 442 AT 41 163 BD cictiss craters
18 Wrohiteta500 cscs tutes seae aaa 1, 460 322 107 78 69 576 872 83 70 364 WAL) hercecteacrcyedl
19 Native HOU snccyncwadauseenwnennan 1,077 321 104 7 68 570 853 68 41 108 We teva cue
Z M.. 130 42 10 7 3 62 96 7 1 21
20 Both parents native. --... ; FE. 136 39 8 6 W 64 93 9 6 22
21 One or both parents for- § M.. 411 121 52 29 27 229 332 25 . 37 |.-
eign. j Bs 384 109 34 33 27 203 319 26 17 22
. : MM. 198 1 1 1 1 4 13° 5 BI 145 BE cewecatgs
22 Foreign born.....-.---------- ie i‘ TRL: ||paaneewed | Saeed ees 2 5 10 a 114 BB loc emciccel
23 *. I@OLOEEM, ssicuiocriemaiieanioe tals acan seine ae 49 14 6 5 1 26 34 2 2: 9 2: lesen
Birthplaces of mothers:
Ie ce M. 197 60 17 1B 7 97 47 12 2 29 7
24 United States ..-..----.------ 23 89 uw 10 13 93 148 14 9 25 7 |:
2 2 My as Mlescte eratercies
25 England and Wales - 18 3 2 1 i \ 7 i See : G
a a 183 42 15 7 9 || 78 91 5 13 65 9
25 Holand ssisisetn ete eeeneea ees | 32 2 2 10 9 | 48 72 8 “4 73 15 |!
a TS) |B hciseeemlamevcuacalaeewaeas 3 7 a 2 2|.
27 Scotland ....--.------.------- i 10 1 OAS it abareshien tas sck | 3 5 21. 1 2
os 287 53 28 16 il 108 | 175 13 &L 9
28 Germany. inc issnneseese xe sey Ful 264 61 24 18 12 | 115} 170 15 15 53 ni
29 Sanitary district D..-.......---2----+2+-++- 837 139 57 | 41 26 | 263 406 72 45 249 63 a
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30 Males 411 75 26 23 11 | 135 | 190 41 21 126 3l 2
31 Females 426 G4 31 18 15 128 216 31 24 123 Bo tle ceward
32 While: cece sccceantatdeneneeceeecoeaese 834 138 57 41 26 262 || 404 72 45 248 63 2
33 india Babine cece cor saeco aee 590 137 57 40 25 259 | 397 64 30! 86 13 |...
i M.. 83 22 9 6 1 38 48 14 y 15 4].
34 Boelparentemaiyessts=2 iF. 97 22 uN 5 6 44 bz 13 3 13 él:
35 Oue or both parents for- ¢M.. 181 44 17 17 10 88 131 21 10 18 Til eceneced
eign. F.. 193 33 19 12 8 72 133 13 12 34 Tistacaes
3 M.. 125
36 Foreign born.....------------ ; Fr 310
37 COleRO ccncceaaccnsccie¥en seen nornaee 3
Birthplaces of mothers: M ag
38 United States..-.------------ § : 134
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39 England and Wales a3
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40 Treland....-----------+++++++- oh 99
fe 142
41 Germany .-.-------------+--+- x 128
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; . Child- Dis- :
j Can- | Heart | y. . Dis-
Scar-| Ty- | Ma- |. Diar- . : -<. | birth | Dis- | eases
2S let hoid larial ee Croup. the al os Pneu- Measles. ae and an and: pus Sf the of the of ‘the Old | Still- 2 Un-
fever.|fever.|fever. ; eaee. tion, | 70028. cough.| tu- | and | ee Neeser Maes urinary} "8° born. | causes. | EBOWE-
: mor..|dropsy.| eases. # eystem. organs.

1,441 |: 34 7| 44 80 37 | 126] 181 137 24 18; 45 80 16 | 20 105 106|{ 1:{ 109 321 1
717! 21 3 6 40 12 64 63 16 13 7} 18 88 | catacs. 9 45 39 2 65 176 |........ 2
724 |: 13 4 8 40 25 62 88 61 iL 11} 27 42 16] 11 60 47 9 44 145 foo... 3

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1,434 |, 34 7) 14 80 37 | 124] 150 137 24 is | 45 80 16} 20 105 103 | 1] 109 Bibs sencces 4
1,003 |) 31 5| iw] 7 36) 12! 81; 87 2 1) 19/34 s| 9 59 50] 3! 19} 232 |... 5
1
208) 7]... 1 18 1 24 19 21 3 2 3 6 stows 1 10 9 1 25 85 il uaten sence! L6
190 |; 7 1 2 13 7 7 16 18 2 3 i 9 4 1 9 14 2 16 49) seca 5
5 5
4 8
741i 16 9|' 3 40 24| 105] 85 79 10 9 6 26 lessee 5 66 40 4 76 171
735 || 18 5 7 54 13 | 104 4 68 9 5| 18 34 16 5 56 33 8 68 140

1,460 |} 34; 12) 10 92 37| 206| 151 143 19 2] 94 87 16} 10 120 1; wit 135 300

1,077 || 321 8 8 89 34) 193 67 97 19 i 4 15 | 7 1 94 7 1{ 135: 235
130 4 1 1 5 3 19 5 11 4 Bliss can Diss 12 11 42
136 BH leeucad 1 17 1 16 7 14 Bil santos 2 3 12 14 36
411 11 5 2 34 19 76 27 39 6 5 1 Di otras aaa 36 58 81
384 |} 14 2 4 32 11 80 28 33 6 4 1 8 5 1 33 45 72
198 1 9 lnsdeds 1 2 8 48 26) sccnmaced 1 5 of || csgsee. 5 16 22 a tees 37
181 1 2 2 2 1 5 36 19 | Lewiedooslacaneond 15 21 9 4 10 21 Ti lcedesoe 26

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18 | 15 43 33 4
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B37 | aL 6 7 42 | 15} 104] 108 74 12 6) 20 46 5 4 6989 3 57 198 1| 29
411 | 4; 4! 18] 6: 53] 48 35 9 a} bi) 2 cgeeacs 1 ee a eee O7: | ALB eeeyen 30
426 |) 13 2 3 24 9 51 60 39 3 3/ 35; 2% 5 3 30! 28 3 30 85 1| 31
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Germany .......-.-.-------+-+ ; Mes
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Months. Years.
Allages.
A 9 Total ~ Cae ay z Un-
Under3| 3to6 | 6to9 | 9tol2 under 12 Under 4| 5 to 15 |15 to 25 25 to 65 | Over 65 known.
761 175 49 30 18 272 385 56 37 215 67. 1
415 113 25 | 22 rt 171 222 25 15 117 30: | eciniee
346 62 24 8 7 101 163 |# = 31 22 98 31 1
760 175 49 . 30 18 272 385 56 37 214 67 1
568 174 48 30 18 270 376 50 27! 94 2h. |Laceccad
130 2 12! 10 4 68 90 13 6 “4
103 23 8 5 3 39 59 ca 4 22
158 62 12 1 6 91 116 10 5 26
160 36 16 3 4 59 97 16 12 31
4 Dele 4 16 6 acl Saece
3 3 6 4 19 1
Te och ecteesl i ccesuadelbenehonde leeeevensy f| sccanigintet | eean vita [asinine |spSeete de dill eeaeasueelscieeares
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155 | 52 i
#29 31 12
34 10 4°
19 3 2
90 15 1
95 6 4
16 6 1
6 ee seceee
84 17 2
67 12 6
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952 161 38 dl 41) 291 473 4 49 293 G35 |) Ses sceae
477° 6 26 25 26 | 146 237 34 22 154 30 |...
475 92 12 26 15 | 145 236 30 27 139 BB ces ees
927 160 37 50 37 | 284 460 63 45 286 (ie eres
656 160 37 49 35 281 454 53 31 101 7 oeccan:
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105 25 7 8 9 49 76 5 4 16 flee
116 28 4 10 3 45 5 7 6 20 Bereta!
210 41 18 16 13 88 148 25 8 28 Tf oness
203 55 7 15 19 87 142 15 13 32 Die acncise
139 WWeciszcece| — ieweseces 1 1 1 3 7 103 Qo ieee
J9B Wceeecece eens: dy [aeeesee te 1 2 7 7 81 Ol iemnes
| on 1 1 1 4 7 13 1 4 2 bee eeee ee
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155 36 11 13 12 72 114 10 7 :
163 36 9 7 6 68 114 9 g
19 1 ch eee eee 2 4 6 3 2
25 4 1 1 2 8 10 Si dees
152 5 40 66 14 5
156 1 32 59 9 5
13 2 3 4 Ms sebebeact
6 1}. aise 4 5, leaweeints [essence
101 5 3 4 19 34 5 5
88 15 1 2 2 20 30 8 i
2,570 518 202 171 139 | 1,030 || 1,569 135 119 641 104 2
1,310 277 95 87 67 526 811 58 60 333 47 1
1,260 241 107 84 72 504 758 7 59 308 57 1
2, 394 486 192 162 130 970 || 1,478 126 105 589 95 | 1
1,781 484 189 158 127 958 |} 1,439 106 63 162 PL eeoee
229 61 23 18 14 116 183 10 7 24 Dassen
228 51 32 22 17 122 168 15 11 32 Qieecedane
662 190 G4 63 45 362 551 36 26 49: lesiet eas acad st
612 165 64 52 48 329 503 44 17 46 oF Reweaares
301 1 1 2 15 8 19 221 OS: kee sand
293 2 leescanets 2 9 12 23 202 46 1
176 9 9 60 91 9 14 52 9 1
398 108 31 27 24 188 57 8) 1
403 94 50 3d 25° 203 56
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409 55 29 a1: i i 12,
392 Dt 17 16 19 jj) 106
287 Sd 24 21 18} 117!
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION
BIRTHPLACES; OF MOTHERS—Continued.

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‘| SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Months: Toats:
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS.
All ages. nial U
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Under 3] 3to6 | 6to9 | 9to12 under 12 Under 5| 5 to 15 | 15 to 25| 25 to 65| Over 65 Kaowi:
Ward 12—Continued.
i Sanitary district H...........-222.02200--6- 519 97 23 20 11 151 212 29 22 144 AID) [eae nee
2 Males ..--. 256 || , 53 12 13 5 83 115 15 10 70 46) |. acassee
3 Females. 263 44 11 7 6 68 97 14 12 74 66 |........
4 White........... 516 97 22 20 Bb 150 211 29 22 142 112+|6 cece
5 Native Word sieseecescsiccensnceonw 325 96 22 20 W 149 204 26 18 53 Oh sascnt
F M.. 65 18 5 8 1 32 41 5 4 11 @e |e ciecssek
6 Both parents native..--.. ; p_. 41 1 4 ooo sk 17 93 6 a 5 Gul. once
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7 One or both parents for- § M.. 93 34 i 6 5 4 49 68 7 5 12 TL leacsetee
eign. : F.. 103 7 7 5 6 45 65 8 7 22 Dl cscmieimaide
8 Foreign borm..-.---++---+-+-- ec ee eee) Sealeee | OIE) cane) ees
9 COOTER sco caneseciciccccscct cose nance, S| saat sts fl. |seeviececal occ sorciayctes 1 ] j--------- [eee eee eee DN aisesesisiscereleareaunerie
Birthplaces of mothers: an ‘ “ r 4
ara aa 85 a 8 42 57 14
10 United States -..-...-----.--- § F.. 56 ib 4 3 2 4 34 7 2 7
il England and Wales ......--.- {e- <4 z 3 pores L :
12 ‘Yreland. .....2...22-22----22+ ; aes Be 13 3 Z 2
13 Scotland -.-..-----se-ceeeess troy) ou eee OF
M.. 79 42 3 4 20
a German yeierece esa sone see ; F.. 64 27 2 1 20
15 Sanitary district I -.----.----------..------ 3, 519 735 241 204 182 1, 362 2,075 189 159 895 206 1
16 Males 1,87 401 136 99 91 727 1,136 100 16 472 883 Sacre
17 Females...-...----- Snsid 1, 647 334 105 105 91 635 939 89 83 423 1g 1
18 3, 512 733 241 204 182 || 1,360 || -2,072 188 158 893 200 1
19 Native born -.22 002222. 25 ee eee 2.577 727 234 194 176 1,331 2, 002 160 112 266 36 1
; M.. 343 99 38 21 19 177 252 25 11 46 9 leceasced
20 Both parents native...... ; F.. 294 85 4 22 14 145 216 15 10 39 fades ocd
21 One or both parents for- ; M.. 1, 004 278 90 72 67 507 813 56 44 87 4 Veale
eign. F. 858 235 78 5 BB 461 673 61 43 17 34 1
. . M. 465 |l.-....--- 4 4 3 aby 31 15 20 327 72 | asa:
22 Foreign born..--..----------- iF 444 1 1 9 ivseissiece 5 19 12 26 296 alee aes
2B Colored) siaissisiessiseecice texeeraees cies =e 7 2 [eee eee ee [eee eee [eee eee eee 2 3 1 1 Deans cassia | sewaeses
Birthplaces of methers: ai a 65 48 .
is e 493 1H 51 2 38 377 12 56
4 United States .------- ------- § F. 421 115 37 2 26 210 318 28 2 48
: 22 2 35 61
25 England and Wales...--.---.- ; po s 18 3 5 a 33 2 3 i 2
; M.. 470 68 20 16. 13 117 204 16 33 187
26 Ireland .-.------+-2+-+2e000+ ; EF 437 49 12 23 2 105 169 20 31 189
oh 2 414 7 29 1 141 231 20 17 117
27 Germany... --+--++++-+-22200+- j F. 371 66 28 1B 13 125, 196 20 2 102
nese ie 204 38 | 18 14 18 88 149 13 5 33
28 BY SEC Rae RAR ERIE R Ao F. 169 52: 4 16 4 96 131 6 Ti. 2h
29 Sanitary district K........2..2..020002e 20 350 68 | 23 u ll 116 163 15 7 117 38 licdeoeee
30 Males 178 39 | 9 4 7 59 84 7 10 58 19 j.....2..
31 Females 172 29 | id 10 4 57 79 8 7 59 19 areeeecd
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32 Whit@sccs cenceseectecacecrmscnecesaciet 349 68 | 23, 14 11 116 163 15 7 116 98° srcimscicse
33 Native born......-2--2+0-20222020- 247 67 22 14 ll 114 157 4 13 52 Tsetse
7 M.. 49 15 | 3 1 5 24 31 3 BH) se eles
34 Both parents native. ----- iF - 52 10! 3 4 1 18 29 3 2 AS 7 aes
35 One or both parents = 73 22 | 6 2 2 33 50 4 4 TO cccratedGaamian
eign. F.. 65 16 10 6 3 | 35 43 3 4 14 T | eaaeenee
3 M.. BO! Ill saeeices cedars [Sienna iat Sete mite Sure aeons cee Toe kree sel 3 32 a cr iaeisd
36 | Foreign born.....--..-----+-+- SP ee 48, || soseaidian|oxexes eecle<euetace|sasrsese||seneeeres 2 1 1 31 13 esc sesiee
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37 COlOtEd, wsscice saiesesexseeecce cw ee eeecese DW aeasetreses Seeeeecelaccamdase|seeewes es [eeeaes veelleeeeer esc eee arcees Seeman I eneeGased eee eu
irthplaces of mothers: : '
sarin M.. 62 | 1s | 4 l 6 29 39 4 5 10 4
38 United States........-------- ie ai 61 4 5 6 1! 3 3 14 3
39 England and Wales....-.---- io uv | 1 ¢ a k
M.. 49 | 23 :
40 Trelatid sedeacce ceninecneckises ie te 46 25 H 3
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41 Scotland ...--------++-+-+-++-+ iP ae 4 3 30
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causes. ||. P theria P| Dp 38. g | and | ease of the other
fever.|fever.|fever.! " 18 | ‘tion, || ™20014- cough.| tu- | and erperaljof the) nerv- | yrinary| 28] born. | oa, known:
‘ eases. moc: drones is- |liver.| ous | org, Ty wees ;
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519 8 6 8 28 | 13 42 $5 40 2 3 13 37 3 3 | 56 39 9 : 55 109) \arcincsi cian 1
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263 4 1 5 16 6 15 27 “17 1 2 12 20 D: [eceles! 30 22 7 26 MD | ccc resercee 3
516 8 6 8 28 13 42 45 40 2 3 13 37 3 35 55 | 37 9 55 109 |........ 4
325 3] 21 13| 33| 29 20 2 ad a) oa 2) 1: 30! al 2} 55 66):|,svermas 5
ee 2 2 3 3 7 it Lsarecd ces 6 de lsege | 16 13
41 feeoete 4 3 2 4 Esl earee ete, (Goterimen| [Eee 2 2) 2| 8 10
93 3 1 1 8 5 16 6 Be He eavsiniats octal A. lest ies 6 Bia resco! 13 20 |..
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1, 872 50 16 16 97 43 237 176 205 44 28 20 9G) |s.seene 2 141 82 | 5 174 470 |.. 16
1, 647 | 46 14 7 87 47 238 157 119 34 20 38 82 40-0 14, 112 , 57; «12 137 376 |.- 17
3,512! 96 30 33 184 90 475 331 323 78 48 58 138 40 26 | 253 | 139 «17 310 $13! sniceasan 18
faa iaae shee sa ee, a aes kee Sl ! ese
2,577 | 90 12 22 172 85 430 150 205 73 45 20 54 16 13 185 60 3 310 632 becsicnenmsce 19
343 15 3 5 24 IL 49 14 28 6 9 2 4 loeeeeeee 3 26° 14, 1 40 89
294 , 10 1 2 23 6 32 20 20 ll 7 5 1l 3 1 28° 5 1 34 74 |...
1,004 32 3 6 64 28 162 66 96 35 18 5 Il |.--.---- 5 76 23 1 126 ! 245
858 | 33 5 9 61 39 177 41 53 21 ll 8 25 ll 4 48 14 ...--- 931° 205
465 3 10 5 9 3 14 92 74 2) econ ccs 13 39 oz zteese 4 34 41 BO: Raseese DIO essence 29
444° 2 8 3 1 23 89 40 D. jeceeecee 23 44 24 93 34, 37 Tl. 2ce2aes BT caiecievins
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Both parents native......{ 7] 83 10 2. 6 | 1 19 40 6 5 24 8 |saceaee
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Foreign vorn...-..---.--+----- § F.. 16 1 2 4 51 | 18: |seiscoze
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Birthplaces of mothers: i 46 ag 14
United States -....-------...- {ro iT 13 25 35
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England and Wales ....-..--. ae 8 | $ \ 3 ' .
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1 459 21; 148 15 923 || 1,407 127) 145 721 258 | 3
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Both parents native... ..- iF 6361 129 53 34 33 249 | 380 41 28 114 72 1
One or both parents for-¢M..} 1,462 i 412 129 109 | 99 749 |, 1,128 85 66 168 15 | sjasmareicte
eign. VF..| 1,233 4, 306 139 102 75 622 | | 928 68 70 151 16 Wicecoss
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ORIEN QUEM ewes cenens ens oe iF 705 ||. - DL. leieattes wae i 2 34 16 47 440 167 1
Colored sesteicekaraean ead 31 7 2| 2 L 2} 20 2 1 6 1 1
dsirthplaces of mothers: 7 ay ‘ 1
; M. 898 255 69 55 43 422 | 612 60 39 134
United States.....-.--.------ Sr “| 838 186 78 55 45) 304] 987 57 32 136
M 120 1 7 3 33 52 8 5 40
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M. 705 90 19 (22 22 153 | 25¢ 33 51 303
drelandisescaueaipaaeettaieses o7 ir. 737 70 32 lo 13 143 || 242 27 59 319.
M. 597 45 3 202 300 23 4 188
Goetmanyoussstesadsessere sae iF. 428 59 28 21 19 127 206 23 29 125
ae M. 418 101 32 28 23 184 | 3u2 19 18 16
Ttaly .--p-+--2ecereesc eters eee ; F 302 15 30 31 21 157) a 10 9 38
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Sanitary district N......-.------------+-+++ 2.132 352 123 105 76 |; 656 | 922 | 117 115 107 269 2
Males 1,120 || 198 69 44 | 43 | 54 | 492 | 68 62 362 135 1
Females 1,012} 154 i 54 61! 33, i 302 430 | 49 53 345 134 1
White ..sgettsacey sxuscezescasseviiers: 2,102 |) 348) 126 102 73) 64a 903; 115 12 699 269 2
Native born........2-0000-e2e000+- 1, 608 347 ug 100 69 635 886 108 88 378 146 2
= M.. 416 | 81 28 21 16 146 201 22 21° ~~ 109
Both parents native..... ir : 339 54 20 | 19 | cB} 105 134 31 12 89
‘One or both parents fur-§ M.. 420 || 408 38 20 | 23 189 265 36 30 BL 4 1
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SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Months. Mears:
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. ‘
All ages. | 2 :
Under) Bto6 | 6 tod | 9 to 12 ||, TO ,| Under S| 5 to 15 |16 to 25 | 26 to 65 | Over 65 |, UB
Ward 12—Continued. \
1 Sanitary district O...-.....--.222-00--020+- 3, 493 635 182 165 105 |} 1.087 || 1, 605 173 208 | 1,102 400 5
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2 1, 802 | 351 103 78 57 369 | 817 90 101 588 173 3
3 1,691 , 284 79 87 48 498 i 758 83 107 514 227 2
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4 3,429 626 174 157 101 |} 1,038 |} 1,570 167 200 | 1,089 398 5
5 2, 585 625 171 156 98 |} 1,050 || 3,555 155 145 524 203 3
: M.. 602 139 4d 32 20 235 335 38 30 137 61 1
6 Both parents ayy e..s-y° tec) 33 Hoi 28 33 12 190 289 34 By 141 100 Soest:
One or both parents be 70 186 49 40 34 309 456 44 37 121 11 1
7 eign. F.. 636 | 151 47 49 32 279 430 39 54 92 ss
: _§M.. or Hy eaters 1 2 4 5 27 294 98 j....-2--
8 Foreign born.....---.++--+-+- ; Bue BOG |- cance ear Wekeaae ce lesoueecee 2 2 7 7 27 258 96 i
9 Colored sas cccssacnceneacecdaxtine secdeess 64 | 9 8 8 4 29 35 6 8 13 Del nea
Birthplaces of mothers: a , oe ; ee
: i 765 185 54 45 310 44 50 2 69 2
10 United States: ..ncxesesseoe iF ; 739 152 40 42 20 254 392 49 36 153 109 ;
ss 83 12 2 5 1 20 27 3 6 1 16
11 England and Wales.......-.- ; y! 85 | 9 6 1 3 19 26 4 5 29 21
Tecan e 453 66 21 iL 13 1 164 14 28 211 36
12 PEPARO voceininisige since AG.ae S55 F.. 42) | 47 12 18 8 85 133 20 34 186 47
G oo 283 | 45 16 10 10 81 115 16 16 104 32
13 SRO ass ect ero ee 238 ° 37 9 16 7 69 99 6 20 86 27
Ssandiness ee 32 | DS ka cteleas 1 4 7 22 2 2 5 1
14 SCADGINANNAS 2 cist cacE tees Pe 43 | 7 4 6 3 20 85 hoswies 5 BO hjchea ons
15 Sanitary district P .......------0--2-2+-2+++ 512 100 33 21 20 az | 243 99 46 aes u -
16 Males 268 53 13 14 14 6 | 129 12 16 90 20 1
ie 244 45 20 7 6 78 4 7 24 65 Dd esi
18 509 100 33 20 20 173 241 29 40 154 44 1
19 369 100 33 20 20 173 240 26 28 63 12: liveaves.
‘ M.. 64 20 2 4 5 a1 40 2 3 5
20 Both parents native...... { P 57 8 3 7 3 30 a 8 :
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One or both parents for- ie 117 34 | ll 9 9 63 86 10 5 15 1 eee
2) eign. Ee 116 34 10 6 4 54 75 8 16 16 I iisasekes
3 M.. TA: occas oh annie acon [cade aaisicis | saeadcins: |[Sacawecend | deacte ola eases 5 Be PG eee
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Birthplaces of motbers: ae 7 oe P 5 i ge - é
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24 United States......-.-------+ oe 74 7 | rH 3 2 5 30 3 i
95 England and Wales...--..--. iF. 0 ' 1 1}... as Fs : poe: 1
1 M.. 91 4, 4 7 1 26 33 6 5
26 Treland....-.2---2+---++7++00- Bis 99 B 6 1 1 21 33 4 7
: M.. 45 9 2 1 3 15 22 1 2
27 Germany ;-sehcesesgdenesnes axe F'., 32 7 2 3 1 13 7 2 2
28 Russia and Poland..-..---.-- ae x
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3a Males ..-..- 415 85 20 4 10 129 179 16 21 153 46 |..-..--.
ai Females... 401 | 71 15 16 13 115 160 12 26 138 65. edissacs
39 White :ccicecedavivesina tied aecncseseenise 802 154 34 29 ae 239 331 28 46 286 Tce cc
35 Native born... 584 134 34 28 22 238 329 26 | 37 139 BS eons
a u..| 138 32 8 6 2 48 1 G | 7 Hh aces
34 Both parents native. ..--- § F.. 161 30 12 8 6 56 4 8 6 3 30 hee
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Birthpla (M.. 179 4! 4 a1, 66 4 10 | 8 49
38 United States -.-------.------ UE oe 195 4 7 7 97 6 9 50:
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39 England and Wales... : ih a 35 7 Qlciciiccirstea 5 4 ‘
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40 Treland -.-----+++--0+0+500--- UF... 102 2 18 | 29 2 8 50 |
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

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3,493 65 31 56 170 65 372 : 427 320 42 33 95 160 39 35 306 175 29 270 | 803 |.-.-----
1, 802 28 17 26 87 39 182 i 218 176 20 18 24 id. sSaiaspaicen 16. 158 107 12 148 | 449 |......-.
1, 691 37 14 30 83 26 190 : 209 144 22 15 7 83 39 19 148 68 7 122: Bk: asc cnisiz
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670 13 3 10 51 24 85 67 56 11 9 4 18 beesecses 3 48 VF hesiees 7 172 |.
636 17 5 10 47 12 109 69 56 10 9 5 21, 15 3 36 ll 2 66 133 |.
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396 1 3 7 3 2 15 82 35 1 laveweres 38 34 15 10 39 37 Olsageses 68 |. -
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765 16 7 10 42 22 100 65 60 8 1! 8 28) sewage ved 2 70 46 2 70
739 24 5 17 45 15 79 59 64 14 9 27 25 11 6 78 23 6 62
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420 3 2 8 15 3 40 94 32 3 3 13 28 10 8 27 17 4 23
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2 MALES: 2 oe sts sociiays descuaceeses) Ti0 129 AL 29 16 215 303 55 33 27. 83 2
3 588 93 26 | 19 22 16) 252 46 | 37 177 3 1
4 1,330 219 66 | 48 | 38 371 546 93 84 445 157 | 3 |.
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8 Foreign born......--.-------- j F.. Vi5yil seceeecdlmemncestn aed 1 1 6 1! 15 1 90 ocenemrce
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9 COLOEEO se ase sete ontereceotees axe n a ae 28 3 1. Sc zes| See 4 9 6 | 6, 6 Len saas
Birthplaces of mothers: 98
d M.. 280 67 22 16 4 1u9 154 7
10 United Stabesrecatssssetasa SF | 536 53 rr 10 u 88 138 18 IL
11 England and Wales -.......-. ; x at 3 * 3 Fi 7 iL ut b z
= 295 23 4 4 5 36 59 12 24
12 Treland.. 210 18 6 2 6 32 52 16 4
13 Germany 120 : 2 4 - 2 :
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15 3i9 : 219 4 18
16 195 68 26 11 7 112 |; 124 2 10
7 124 50 19 12 4 85 | 95 2 8
18 316 118 45 23 fi 197], a9 4 16
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19 232 J16 43 22 10 191 | 207 2 4
20 Both parents native..--.- j Me B : t : aia 5. § | : ares 1 1 |
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25 England and Wales..-...-..-- ; a 16
26 Ireland eee asescumcwer iB ae
7 Germany weer eee cece cece ee ee ; iy 7 o
28 ee ie. t
29 6,969 || 1,522 418 355 364 |! 2,659 3,968 311 427 | 1,810 450/ 3
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30 3, 796 881 240 207 178 | 1,506] 2,219 167 | 211 986 2u 2
31 3,173 641 178 148 386 |) 1,153 1, 749 141. 216 B24 239 1
2 6,945 || 1,514 418 354) 364 ' 9,650 | 3,959 311 493} 1,802 47 | 3
33 Native born. ....---..-2--2------20s00e+ 4,888 |} 1,512 412 348 350 |) 2,622 | 3, 832 246 a7 | 493 6) | 1
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ae M.. 592 169 59 35 25] 288 461 34 | 14 60 93 le aeariais
34 Both parents native......---- if ea 478 I 33 36 ‘40 |! 929 339 23 | 13 49 goo
5 : --| 2,031 669 171 165 148 | 1,153 || 1,636 95 106 191 2 1
38 Oue or both parents foreign. fy") 7641 496 1d 107 136 | 873 || 1278 a 106 165 | easiesiess
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36 Foreign born. ... § . 974 |[...2.- 0 1 1 1 56 30 92 596 199 1
RG LOTEU ceeueecnewee seematcetacansscesaeaner 24 Bi oscsee ae Wt Niecweeeice 9 0: leases : 4 Deca
37 | Colored : 8 | 3 Sees
; Bineiplaces of mothers: art 732 | oh #4 i 6 | ae | a5 “ a =
38 | United) States ssianseecss cree eeses iT | 629 158 40 49 BL | 298) 476 33 18 65
M.. 539 41} 14 13 i 79 | 122 20 41. 300
39 Ireland ...------------+-+---+--+- PR. 587 33) 7 6 6 54 97 15 62 328
i : ju. 1,035, 178 | ov 47 31 | 316 || 469 46 WW. BTL
a Germany ....+--2-.2e022e0e2He e= .. 895 139 55 33 33] 260 396 52 54 243
; 5 615 183 37 iy 48} 320 441 32 uM 87
ii Russia and Poland...------------ FE | 455 117 | 22 24 53 ‘| 216 829 19 25 66°
: ee 135 43 | 12 12 9 76 |) 110 6 2 14
42 Huugary..---------+220eeereree ee Bect 125 |! 26 | 15 9 9 i 59 |) 88 6 i) 20 |

 
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
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1, 330 23 12 18 50 31 132 130 127 16 13 31 57 17 16 118 57 22: 92 367 1 4
906 20 7 15 45 30 119 62 76 15 13 11 27 6 4 73 26 ll 92 253 1 5
224 2 6 6 7 29 13 18 2 1 1 Bilas ae A 18 8 2 24 TL |--
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BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. . eet lhe se eee ee ~-
Allages. ; : 7 ; |
Under3 3to6 , 6109 , 9tol2 | Total ' Tnder 3! 5 to 15 |15 to 25125 to65 | Over 65|, U
{Under 3 o6 | 2 oa 2 Junder 12, a if 2 me ane:
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1 Sanitary district A ........2.2.02.2-2.2202- 3, 962 950; 222" aL 250 | 1,633 |; 2,397 173; 284 917 250 | 1
of - . ; ere nee |
2 2,201 569 yg! 128 119) 51,373 | 92 | a! 499 ue | 1
3 1, 761 381 93 | 8) 131 | 688 | 1,024 | 81 | 100 418 138 | Sere
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5 Native born .......2....2.0-2-000--- 2, 766 915-219 204! 286 1, 604 f 2,297 131 | 104 |
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6 — M.. 238 | 74 | 25 | 9: 10: 118 |! 184 . 15 | rr
Both parents native... $97] 195 a mw | 19 | gs" gd! | 3:
= : i 1 t i : , |
7 Que or both parents for-¢M..| 1,283 |: 469 100 | 112 | 104 | 785 | 1,107 52 ce
eign. ir a 974 318 | 74 | 67; 102! 561| "812 | 50 , 40
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a M.. 625. Hearse | 1 3! 5 11 | 50 | 23} 61
& Foreign Worn ...-.---.--.---- el) Sa eee | 1 i 9 ul 43 | 19 54
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Birthplaces of mothers: ; |
‘ M.. 32 108 | 32 1B | 16 169 265 | 18 | 8
a0 United States.........-....-. if rt) 65 | 15 iM 24 118 188 19 6
166 |, 2» 3 5 4 24 |, 36 5 12
ul dreland. 199 10 | 1 3 4 d 18 |: 29 5 17!
; i ; 622), 118 2 24 2 190 |} 284 24 51
R German) E 469 | | at 19 22 146 || 216 28 24
Z M. 561 165 3 50 46 293 403 28 30
1 Russiaiand Roland \.2.-24s2-08 es 407 || 101 19 | 22 48 190 | 293 17 22
; .. 73 | 27 | 71 9 44 47 62 3 1
us Hungary.-.----.--++---+-2+- SP 62 7! 5 | 7 3) 22 40 3 5
1B Sanitary district B........2...2..0eeeeeeee- 3, 007 | 572 196 M4 ud], 1,026 |} 1,571 138208
16 MAGS ee Der see 1595} 9 312' au 79 9} 561 846 75 | 87
17 Females 1,412 260 85 63 55 465 725 63 116 406 101 1
a9 3,001 569 196 m4! 1a! 4,028 |} 1,568 138! 208 | __ 89 200 | 2
19 2,192 | 567° 193 144 m4) 1.018 || 1,535 115 143) 292 BT aan
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; : M.. 354 | 95 | 34 26 5 170 277 19 7 38 18) sons
20 Both parents native -.-.-- ; f.. 2033 , 70 21 25 | 21 137 235 2 13 29 | 1 ctahese
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21 One or both parents for-§M.. 748 || 200 71 53 44 368 429 43 55 ng! D asepeestd
eign. Poss 667 |, 178 60 40 34 312 466 | 38 | 66 94) ae
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ae M 443 |\.2.2-2 + 1 ecieetenodlsnenye ets 1 15 2 21
2 Foreign born.-....----------- f F Me | iceae | eae ek re (ee al cela tena traeiocs 3 IL | 38
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23 Colored 6 | 3 | 1
Birthplaces of mothers: | |
453 |; 128 42 31: 26 | 227 353 26 | lls
24 370 |! 93 25 35 27 | 180 28 | 16 | 12 |
873 | 29 i 8 7| 55 86 | 13 | 29 |
25 Ee 388 | 35 6 3 D4, 36 68 | 10 | 45.
2 M.. 413° 4 23 9 126 183 | 22 | 25
26 Germany..------------------- iF es 356 '! 60 29 M4 nN! 114 180 24 30
: M.. 34 5 2 27 38 4] 4
27 Russia and Poland ...---..-.. it 7 48 | 16 % 2 5 26 36 2 3
ste M.. 62 | 5 : 5 2y 48 3 1
28 Hun garyss.chasertateestes iF. 63 | 19 10 a 6 37 || 48 | 3 =!
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8g: | Wari. TA. necneres nevnes new tonanesiotenmeindineasans TAVG4 : 1, 274 399 438 | 399 2,510 | 4,077 260 | 411 2,055 367 | 4
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30 MANES 2. euesereeerscevesteeneecests 3.888) 743 220 ag! 142 |) 2, 236 6! 206! 4,177 152 | 1
s 3,286 531 179 200 188 Voss || 1,841 144 205 | 878 215 3
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as 7,120 |) 1, 262 394 437 396 2, 489 | 3, 050 29} 4082, 034 366 3
33 4,733 |} 1,252 386 415 370 | 2,493 |) 3,795 175! 997 509° 6%.
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34 362 96 34 uM 31 185 290 |. 2 | ist 30 Gree agy
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‘ M..| 2,128 588 183 196 170) 1,137 || 1,749 Gl, 93: 219 5 1
35 One or both parents foreign. - ; r.. 1, 737 416 | 133 161 143 853 1, 396 q7 | 105 156 Sule seee.ccs
; M..} 1,241 4 1 8 13 | 6 122 44 93| gas 130 |veccus
36 Foreign born....-----. ---+--++++ iP ake TO Pte use | 3 8 8 rt) 103 40, 87 667 205 2
37 Colored sccseecncee dec: ecuase eeeeaseaes od Ws 5 1i 3 aly od 1 3 21 1 1
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Tee ca M..| 518 162 | 38 40 26 266 || 403 16 | 1 | 76 |
38 United States 486 129 44 28 42 243 388 32 14 | 43 :
a 943 |; 59 31 18 20 128 293 32 9) 516
29 Treland.....-------+--++-++-02e0- ca 993 53 | 17 21 13 104 181 29 101 536
is 368 31 18 15 9 3 120 6 % | 301 3
40 Germany ...-.----+---.-2+0222802+ YE. 242 2 | 1B 6 15 | 58 92 u 1 7 :
; M.. 6s |. 19 | 4 6 g: 37 5B: becca us 1 iL ~
41 Russia and Poland ......---+----- ir i 56 18 | 2 7 ad 30 |: 47 1 a 3 i.
M..| 1,662 424 | wo) 148) 125 | 816 |! 1,306 56 35 226 i
42 Italy .-2- 2-2-2202 eee ee eee eee ee ; Fo] 1293], 272 aol 198; 103 | 500 (1.028 | G4 53, 122!

 

 

 
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cough. tu. | and erperal ote ager urinary| 22¢ born. | causes. known.
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1 7B; (139 55} 32! 318; 159] 31,448 873 1] 1
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1838! 79 [eee se. | 2! amo! = 73] 10] 255; 518 [2.4 .. 2
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360-78. «138 55032) 316; 15981 | 439 87 1| 4
: me ae Sl Pests tare pee eae PR
33 8’ ge! oi tt dG! 489 695 |= -e. 5
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Bo wats PS legewened ti 94 2 | t* 31
3 2| 34 i ee na 15 Fy 2 20 |
i? 8] Aw eedees i RT | Beles. 210
13 3 19 9 nese | 74 | 20 Jes... 153
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sgadeee A5)||| i5Guexeeexs 15) 45 561 70 |eaewen
1 35 36 45) 12 49 ST 18) secon
Lsirevion egenee il oaeeewal ates | sietoezeid a 4
Ne HONeeses sey. A 34 so’ o1| 46
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a) i |eouts vans 3 17 uj 6
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15 37 liweseecn 10 43 261 5 56
18 25 13 5 a7! to} 6 33
j WA AD ewewex ss 1 48; 14 1 72
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40; 40; 100 32 | 42 253 142; 14) 277 700 21 45
i] i} 58 |-.-..-.- 20! 129 7' 4] 152) 389 hee
22) 26; 47 s2] 22 124 66; 10} 125)  3iL lla
40; 39] 100 ge] 4p 255 wz} 44] 274 700 mae
39] 10] 44 u| oi! ats 58 | sama o74 | 508 at
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5 3 Bilin aisiz i Be Tlexthe 44, 96 1},
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bate Lses ta: bocca? lg ae: 99! tag Leese ee
1) 6! 47 12 | 1) 47, 851 137 1) (21
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SEX, COLOR. NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND sais -—
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. Allages | \
Under3, $to6 | 6to9 | 9 to12 aaetal ,|| Under | 6 to 15 |15 to 25/25 to 65| Over 65], UB
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Ward 14—Continued.
Sanitary district A.....22222.0.200 00202222. 2, 537 MTT 152 147 144 | 920 1, 472 100 150 682 131 2
Males 1,379 290 | 84 81 7 525 | 810 42 83 392 51 1
: Females... 1,158 187 | 68 66 74 395 | 662 38 67 290 80 1
Wihitencdov ees Aatetacostaatadatoca: 2,591 473 152 147 144 916] 1,465 100 148 677 130 1
NE SE DORN ooade enced acne: 1.732 471 150 142 138 || 901 | 1,407 70 76 172 6 1
: M. 125 40 10 7 3 60 99 2 4 17 Bel sccee a
Both parents native.___.. ie : 130. 34 12 7 14 67 | 102 11 1 15 Ade Seceisiarciooe
One or both parents for-§ M. 788 235 72 69 62 438 | 661 27 30 68 1 1
eign. F 642 149 52 55 58 314 521 30 36 80: adeaecsas|sseesees
' M. 416 | soecar cee 1 3 5 23 13 42 292
Foreign born'es:ceedesss-..-+' ie 361 |}. i 1 2 4 24 7 30 212
Colored icc sacceccms ssnaee ceeucees aeemcice 16 Bel eecranravinelleteiccses | aoroeceod 4 D Nae viebcizcvs 2 5 1 1
Birthplaces of mothers: 2 8
werent M. 176 59 13 aol 6 89 141 22
United States ...----..--..... SF. 173 43 4 7 16 80 vi M4 20 2
England and Wales .......... ; ae : au zy } t yaa i ‘ 10 3 1 i
Treland...--.----222-222..--+- ie a i 4 2 3 36 34 i 30 108 56 ‘
GOUMABY vas ences eee eannoneee ey 8 i s/t be 5 | 38 4
Italy M. 680 186 49 52 56 | 343 526 20 30 93 11
Hiny “SPER AES SRE SEAS ee ; F. 516 105 38 48 45 236 409 24 21 49 13
Sanitary district B..2.2.2....0..22.0-00000 4, 637 597 247 291 255 | 1,590 |] 2. 605 160 2611 1,373 236 | 2
NAGS ois fsiSe is Shoes scecueee 2,509 453 136 157 141 | 887 || 1,426 74 123 785 101 |.....-..
Females.......2...000--00000--- 2,128 344 M1 134 114 703 || 1,179 86 138 588 135 2
Wiiite!..oso.2a22scc2cesudisssoseeieees 4,599 789 242 290 252 | 1,573 || 2,585 159 260! 1,357 36 2
Native born...........22.2220-0002- 3, 001 781 236 273 232 | 1.522 |: 2,388 105 151 337 20 asses
‘ M. 259 | 72 17 20 16 125 189 8 5 44 Gahan
Both parents native.....- j F.. 232 | 62 22 13 | 17 118 188 i 10 15 Bigeee da
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One or both parents for-¢M..| 1,340 | 353 ui. 127 | 108 , 699 1, 083 34 63 151 40.
eign. F..| 1,095 267 81 106 | 85 539 75 47 69 101 3)
1" 1 | 5
m M.. 825 |i 3 1 gu 10: 21 99 31 51 556 BB Spaces
Foreign born...--...-.-.-+--- feo) tcc. 3 7! 6 15 79 23 37 135 127 | 2
eile ted eens sl tata aera 38 8 5 1 3 17 | 20 1 1 16" |p eskiseeee pence
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Birthplaces of mothers: A 5 “ i '
United States ----.--..--.-0- ec ee ee eee
eat M.. 662 42 25 13 Ag 3 97 166 16 63 359 58 |.
Spanweeeabhesseetee a = f : 3 : : y
m3 |/ ot] | é| a] cal 's| wl is! B
Germany a 166 |, 15 7 5 10 37 GO 6 12 71 17 j
Rassia and Poland........... trol fol) is > ; Sie abe deg a.
al Ml) 982 238 6) 96 79 || 473 780 ~ 36 25} 133 | 81
DY ain sioicinn Bid nite ciniee tine F.. 117 167 47 80 60 | 354 619 | 40 | 32 | 73 12°
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NV Ara Sse ence ona eantee eSaeimaeecmmeneeeten 4, 987 787 233 190 138 | 1,348 |] 1,981 | 178 oat! 9.049 497: 7
aos : : Set i
Malosissc22,cuccenauehsadgsseshaa! 2, 736 460} 195 95 6 45 || 1075; too | sk) 76 | ey
Oma leS soo nice oesyirs sieicererdtcrdsniensscinssttc | 2,251 327 108 95 73 | 603 906» 78 V7 | 867 253 fowccicwie
1 7 ‘ {
Mehiltenuaane necaseseancase asa vaaes ne oe 4,538 697 206 173 122 || 1,198}; 1,780 161 252° 1,873 466 | 6
Native botn:..ceesees aaeecsegocessacns 3,007 692 201 169 19}; 1181! 1,727, 10 we! 787 202 3
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; M. 615 122 26 lo Wy} 174 258 97 26 295 Oho
Both parents native...-...-.- iF, 513 | 73 30 23 18 i 14d 209 21 28 181 74 | SeszAte
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Sato. fe M. 804 | 256 7 61 $1 435 629 45 38! 471 8 | 3
One or both parents forvign.. iF : 790 192 54 G4 47 | 357 546 33 53 | 137 21 \ as besyotens
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Foreign born ...---------+-+2+++- tr 633 | si | Deerranted lente envee | ured tent Li 19 | 13 45 | 427 | 1290 [2S se
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QTE re dae ase ote eee ea nee Dra 449 90 27 17 16} = is0 |, 201 17 | 29! 170 31° 1
Dirthplaces of mothers: : i i ‘
eae M. 43 |} 11 50 | 38 20 319 || 456 38 | 44) 316!
United States...-----+----------- F 813 |, 126 53 38 28 245 |! 353 37 43 | 276 |
M 438 | 37 5) 6 4 59 90 i! 27) 61 |
Treland ....---+-----220eereer ree SP 436 | 24 7 12 5 48 4 10. 40 258 |
M. 175 |) 26 Be 4 3 41 63 | 2| 6 90 |
Frauce...-----+2+2+-+00222220-->- ; F 120 | a 5 ae 30 35 51 43 4 50
M. 383 |) 58 13, 1: 8 | 95 117 12 | 21 195 |
Germany -..------+---2-+2-22007- re 246 || 36 8. 11 | I 60 99 8 | 20 91)
M 293 || G6 18 | 19 23 126 203 20 | 12 52 |
Vtaly cccs:sccvece2 peveeuasiiees ee: ie 247 || 53 10 | 19 | oli 101 189 | 7 | u 36 |

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
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CAUSE OF DEATH.
Chila
! nild- Dis- 3
' 7 Diar- Whoop: Can- | Heart) jirth | Dis- | eases | Dis- |
i an Scar-| Ty- | Ma- Diph- heal | Con cer | dis- eases j a All
i let [phoid |larial| + 2P2° | Croup. | T3:c?' | sump- Pneu- |yreasles.: 7& | and | ease and pu-jeases) of the | or the | Old | Still- Un-
causes. | tever,|fever. fever. Pere he Hed mone. 1 cough. tu- | and |°7I eral of the pia urinary age. | born. eee ak known,
mor. |dropsy-| cases, system.| Tans.
2, 537 37] 15 8 90 66 | 256] 286 282 97 38} 32 89 15) 24 186 122 9! 210 673 2| 2
1,379 16 9 7 45 34} 139] 174 166 48 os A 49. |osccaictes 12 102 62 2| 132 353 Be. 32
1,158 21 6 1 45 32) 17] 112 116 49 15 | 21 46 15] 12 84 60 7 78 320 1| 3
2,521 37] 15 8 90 66 |" 256] 282 282 96 38 | 32 89 15) 24 184 122 9| 207 667 2) 4
1, 732 33 5 5 83 62; 216] 110 178 91 37 3 20 3 6 125 AT \onswax 207 BOD Seriiee 5
125 B lcoces 1 12 5 19 9 1 4 4 T, |egeoeealbiceth be 1 4 6 14
130 5 A Wrndacd 9 3 12 1 5 6 4 1 1 1 12 3 1
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788 || 11 3 4 30 26} 101 50 88 42 TW ecsnea Bee deare 1 64 1G |leceeee 110 219 j..-..--- 7
642) 14 il sore 31 27 81 37 14 38 il 2 10 2 3 43 17 |-ecner 64 187 |pcaienie
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416] 2 6 2 2 3 16| 106 65 1}. 10 D4: segezeze 10 31 37 i enna 88 1/2.
361 2 4 1 5 1 22 66 33 3 |- 19 35 12 8 28 37 Ti lerdngan 17 1|$
16: saseealsceieiallscadeelpencnas aeebesse fescue ds |beseesen Dt Wssicecaan oegace Shemsndyyiaeend| seoesa Dil Ssaenceledeeine 3 Oo hacese 9
176 | sii eee 1 14 7 27 13 1
173 6 Tes nea 13 5 15 9} 6) A faeces
20 iWletsetese|neeere 1 T, loesesicns 2, 3 a
15 1 D pascscces 1} 2 os
281 1 5 5 13 70 3
319 4 2 22 61 8
13] 2 Teleseees 9 22 4
7%} 1: 4 3 2 7 .4
680 || 6 3 4 22 21 78 46 96 | 35 11 2
516) 9 2 1 20 19 63 25 62: 37 10 6
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4, 637 58; 31| 21| 146 127| 4781} 583 487 204 60; 52
2,509 26! 23 G 68 68} 258] 321 288 108 17. 72 TB \eeisecul 24 162 137 s8/ 24! 688 2} 16
2, 128 32 8i 14 78 59 | 220] 262 199 96 43 | 40 68 34| 12 144 128; 15| 157 519 |.--..-- 17
4,599 58; 31} 21! 146 127} 473] 571 481 204 58 52| 143 34} 36 306 265 | 23 | 367 | 1,198 2] 18
3,001} 49{ 12] 12] 124 110; 389! 238 296 182 54 8 45 9; Uu 202 78 1! 367 812 2] 19
252 6 Daas 16 6 28 19 20 12 lesan SA see cleaves 22) 6 | secrais [4 82 1 | 99
232 8 1 2 14 6 26 13 19 9 11 1 6 2 Loads 90% Sill eeieces 22 67 lbaseeracs 5
1,340 17 8 4 44 54} 181] 104 14 83 n 3 13+ | senses. 7 79 | 30 || seca 177
1.095 17 1 6 48 43} 148 89 108 14 27 4 16 7 4 73 29) casters 126
825 31 12 3 7 6 43] 180 U6 | 10} Seperate 9 Bela eae pce 57 | 985) 9) |eaenrcon
743 6 6 6 15 8 39} 151 67 10 2) 35 5 25 | 47 | OF 15 \yecaees
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98 aceweeleesoms|zagece said aclbaeeaed 5 12 Sol seacan es Disewaita! 3 asaaaaa Wl efeceecoi| Geert ae | emsaued lpelene | 4
342 9 Bt ee 18 123 37 24 23 16 5 26 | if scianiai | 36
313 8 1 2 18 10 36 23 28 14 14 27 | Bernese] 35
662 3 4 1 16 4 38 | 160 80 5 4 46 | 66} 5 23
674 1 1 3 15 8 43 | 168 56 12 9 49 | WM: 12
255 5 3 2 5 3 31 48 22 R 2 15 | 26 j...-5- | 6
165 7 4 2 5 2 15 15 14 5 5 6 17 3° 4)
5! dihtescer 1 [fesse 3 9 2 6 2 |. 2 [| ai o7
AVG Nswseeelezeaed 5 2 8 2 Wf \ascintenes 2 | 8
982 1G 9 1 24 43] 127 51 137 71 61 : 121
7 | 9 2 32 33] 102 40 83 5 12 43 86
4, 987 73! 45] 35] 123 ™4/ 426 / 712 462 53 45 463. 36136353 | 1,190 2} 29
oes : ie ' fee
1 go] 97} 21 66 7} 238] 409 280 20 261 | 200: 5 02 656 11 30
33) 18) 14 57 37} 190] 303 182 25 202 161) 31 151 534 1} 31
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73] 42] 30{ 119 70} 383] G42 421 40 435} 828 34 B07 |, 074 2) 32
o7| 22) 18 102 63 339} 313 267 39) 35) 9 ; 1) ou 290! 175 ray 307: 749 1 | 33
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615 13 3 6 16 12 40 70 70 5 6. 5 38. jantsaceues bE 62 j 34 2) 54
313] 13 4 3 8 3 42 47 49 7 7: 231 BL] 9 3 | 58 j 40 | a :)
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894 20 7 6 39 18 133 87 81 4 ll 2 204] caeosed 41 85 | Jil neaen 2 108
790 18 5 2 34 27} 106 82 53 i 20 14 5 19 | 12 | 3c 71 | 25 | | 93
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85: 7 6 4 25 907 89 2 t{ 2 a0s cee ; 19; a8 | 82 | 3 ]-------
633 ‘ a 5 ll 3 18 121 Bit: cuawinedmmutecauoeicel 29 | 7 22! 17 f 55 | 67 AG lteseeenee\s
449 |... 3 5 4 4 45 70 41 3 3 4 35 3 2 28 33 2 | 46
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gis) 47) 7) 7] B w} 71! 86 76 10 16| 26 7 a ne
478. 5 2 1 8 7 20} 108 | 4A Reatabas 1 8 44 49 2) 20
436 2 2 1 2 3 23 94 | 35 1 2} i] 40 35 9, 2
175 Ph cece 4 7 2 17 30 | 17 Ty. eevadons 2M 12 10... 10
120 1 1 Vecsecs 4 3 7\ Ww! B: dateshegiee|atercn 7 | 8 a7.
383 6 7 3 11 5 35° 63 | DF aan sicieestciei 1 3 46 | 30.22. 2 a
246 5 1 3 10 2 22 354 18 4 3 3 24 1 3} eS
23 3 3 2 9 4 41) 26, 36 10 5 i 3L tones eee
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TABLE 86.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING
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AGE. i
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SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Months. eres |
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. AE ee a Sorc cmeh es -
Allages. 4 ! i
Under3| 8to6 | 6to9 | 9to12 | Lot. Unders| 5 to 15 | 15 to25 25 to 65 | Over 6s -, UN
nder 06 b to § | oO ‘under 12 SSD eRe tees known.
fi : wade a “Yee 3 as
Ward 15—Continued. x ; | - | 2 i
1 Sanitary district A.....2..2.2222222-22ee eee 25139 409 128 On 74) we} 1,025 76 | 107 788 141 2
: ed a ae poms ls
2 Males sc2ccascancoseass asa seass 1,171 245 66 45 | a7 |, 393 568 48 51 438 64 2
3 FPemalesiv.coccsccndccnececaane es 968 164 62 | 46 | 37 309 |) 457 28 36 330 Ge eae tee
1 £
4 Wihiites.)aecccangscacseseatace sec elaes 1, 806 339 107 | 76 64 586 869 61 91 667 17 1
5 Native born.........2...-2--20eeeee 1, 238 338 103 74 62 || 577 842 48 59 263 %5 1
6 : M 217 53 15 3 8 79 | 119 1L 14 63 JO eeccese
Both parents native ....- F 177 33 19 7 10 69 | 103 5 9 a4 6)...-----
Mo. 418 140 37 28 20 225 |, 326 19 13 56 3 1
: act for Syl 3a5 90 26 31 23 170 || 355 1 2} 56 Bh adceneey
gn. |
: M 907) I eaatoneretee 1 1 2 4) 12 95 15) 299 Bot
8 Foreign born .....--------- iF 244 Thad ogee Kecaeee ee thet re 9 4: 7 166 4B foo.
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9 Coloredl sc 55. accuareshesnetabsscicads 333 70 21 15 10 116 156 15 16 | 121 ou 1
Birthplaces of mothers: |
a Deer eee M.. 433 110 29 19 15 178 244 19 22 130
v United States..-.----.++--+-- {Fo 362 | 70 33 18 15 136 196 18 16 109
7 M.. 163 |: 18 5 2 1 26 43 4 10 88
Z Ireland ...-..-----+-+++++++-- f EF. 162 |: 9 2 5 3 19 93 hs eres 15 106
M.. 92 |} 16 8 2 24) 28 40 1 1 8
12 France...-----02+++2-++- 200+ te 2| 19 3 1 2'| 35] a 3 2, 6
' M.. 122 27 2 6 2 | 37 AT 5 3 GL
18 Germany ..------------------ {eo 75 | ll 3 6 4 || 24 90 lata 4| 32
. 171 | 44 1 9 12 76 118 12 8 31 |
if Italy. ---+--+-2e2seec ec eenoee iF im 147 | 28 5 9 12 54 109 6 7 22
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15 : 167 48 55 42 |) 31 488 50 58 466 | 84 4
16 102 29 25 | 22) 178 267 28 33 995 | 43 4
7 65 19 30 20 fi 134 221 22 25 Vl: We cecese
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18 161 46 55 38 300 470 49 51 441 | 81 4
9 158 46 54 37 295 456 39 27 148 | B i
: py 6 6 1 37 58 7 3 35 | 9.
20 {ec 8 6 9 4 | 27 42 5 3] 7 Bi
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M.. 249 63 20 17 18 118 172 15 7 59 | 9! 1
21 One or both parents for: 213 50 12 31 14 |! 97 161 10 9 31 Silene!
eign. :
. M. 241 | ...--2---|--2- ee eee 1 1 2 6 6 4 185 : 29
22 Foreign born ...------------+ ; PF. MG eee al ccc aylesett ane beaeks feel leeorc nee 4 4 9 104 ; o>
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23 Colored --.-..-. wiahacesSistnais aie Saisie cies sieves } 54 6 Qi eaorecsciery ay 12 18 1 7 25 | a4
irthplaces of mothers: | : ' \
Bir places of an M.. 166 |, 33 12 11 3 || 59 91 8 11 47 | 9).
24 United States...--.--.------- {e a 118 |, 14 9 12 6 41 62 6 5 34° li
M.. 127 |i 8 2 1 2 13 19 5 4 90 9
25 Ireland) ¢.205+scs.ateeesetese te 109 |! 8 2 3 1 4 22 6 9! 58 iM
- M.. 44 |: 1, ([eses Seat aecfeciciadalensccyst 1 8 14. ie Swtace's at 27 1
26 France..-----+++++++-+++-2++ ih ne 28 |! 2 2 1| 1 6 tT lisdenaresalacieeuns 16 | 2
4 : M. 103 || 16 21 2 4 24 26 3 9 54! 1
27 Germany ...--------------+-- ; EF. 62 |) cl Perea 2! a 12 23 3 4) 24 8
M. 107 | 19 7| 6: 11 43 75 8 3 17 | 2
28 Ttaly.-----.-+---2+-0-0ee eee i} oe 9241 23 5 | 10 , 6 | 44 4 1 2 14} 1
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29 Sanitary district C..-.....-...2---2--22225) 1,014 © 139 35° 25 16 215 | 311 37 63 435 : 167 |
Males ...- 487 7 14; 13! 4 102 | 152 17 21 93/  3i
ao Females. - 57 68 1 12 2 113 | 159 20 42 212 | 94 ace
32 Wihiteisncors séscacan dtu umeaccaanais 961 : 125 2 286 36 59 416 163 | 1
33 Native born. ....----+-..0+2.22-2- 659 135 93 | 280 32] 4 207 | 95 1
{I | !
s M.. 155 |! 27 4 52 5 4 59 |
34 Both parents native.-.... ; P_. 177 : 26 | 4 418 10 in ag
or §M..| 136 | 9 7 81 9 10 34 |
One or both parents for- § 2 =a i 0 i
35 sige. Vo. 155 | 32 8 88 8 15 32
; Tas M.. Tia asa csails anear acl 1 3 2 5 114 |
36 Foreign born...-.-----+---+-+ it pa 142 1 MN ecreceg oe igh oot A eelheh aceite 9 2 10 91
ae Gbloneduxereseatnaeoe ence edaaaetee 53 | 14 1 25 i + 19 |
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Birthplaces of mothers: p 5 i ‘ :
i oe | 46 a: 83 7 ie 69 |
38 United States ~.cssseressaea: if of ar 33 5 hs ul 18 83!
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39 England and Wales.......... iP 3 1 4 , ; 5 : i ; i : i
¢M.. 84 | 6) 2 20 | a” 4! 49
40 Ireland ....----------+00-0ee YE .. Mo" 4 4 ira a) 10 | 62
6M... 24 3 tile 7! Z 24 10 |
Al Prance..----------+-++-----+- UF. 16 2 il 5 2° 7
; M. 80 7 2 2° 41 2
AQ Germany...--- 0 .------5 see ii 7 65 10 1° 28 % 5 23:

 

 

   
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF C SE
Ba 3 OLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
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causes. tf. vey |tev “rls” theria. P-|  dis- WMD monia, | Measles.) ing and ease ceaerall oftliel nee of the other 1.
fever. ever. fey er. cases, | tion. cough.| tu- | and ie rane Aas urinary} 28€ | POTD. | causes. known.
mor. Alropsy. eases. | system.) CTS20s-
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2,139) 22) 17) 16 41 32} 228| 395 21 184 120 | 13| 181 522 rf
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i171 | 13] 10' 12 24 17] 122 | 176 13 106 o7' 2 2
i |) os f u2| 273 1] 2
968 9 7 4 M7 15 | 106} 149 8 78 53] Vi Ch VIO! Seeneene 3
1,906, 22] 16 37 BL 398) 205 20, 162 100, 28 431 1| 4
1238/21 8° 6 34 28} 172} 144 7[ me; 43! 3. Me 321 | 5
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117 Slices | ee 1 2; a! 8 1) 2 6} 1 R See $ 6
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1 | 50 1 22 20 1 33 1! Sages 9
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102 67 | 6b 5: | 9 [eeaegat 9 52 53) 21 40
60 33 9) 6: gs! 2%, wi] 7 44 4 5° 30
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150 97 2%. 12 | 43 61 8) 16 95 gs! 6! 68 273 1| 18
59 54 w, 12) 4) 19 £8 61 di) SF) OB ABT easeeeed 19
1 13 8 2) 2 1 9 1! 1 a 35) [aseaten se 5
2 8 3 saieece 2 4, 1B 7; 1 4 Tos. {20
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249 5 Bil aees 13 7 31 22 27 7 4 1 6 Warsi 1 20 26 G0; eects oi
213.) 4 tee ce 13 11 26 14 16 7 4| 2 4! 3 1 20 24 56 |-------- ;
M1) 2 ae Bl ries 6 58 28 DF de du 4! 26 aici 8 23 25. 1 [eee | 50 dicaies 09
148 1 | ee 5 1 3 33 13 shiaseees|Secceee 5] 15 4/5 il 19 Blececnd | 29 1|s"
Bo casieis ee ee 1 7 12 Bi eereec eel summed ieee 4 2 Jeweeee 1 9 i 2 11 |..-.---- 23
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AGE,
SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Months. eats
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. -
All ages. | ;
| Total | = | as eh ge - -| Un-
Under 8) 8to6 | 6to9 | 9tol2 Irae de a a ald Over 65 | own.
Ward 15—Continued.
Sanitary district D....-.--..........020-05 684 72 22 19 6: 119 157 15 53 354
Males ..... 408 42 16 12 2 72 88 7 29 220
Females 276 30 6 7 4 47 69 8 24 134
Wihiter sores tietseastcoucue ecesnatses 675 72 aL 18 6 117 155 15 51 349
Native born.......-..-..2020.00000 414 71 20 18 6 115 149 11 28 169
avo OG M--] 9] a] Ee fee 4
Both parents native....-. { Me. 1 HB ; 2 Rea 28 a 1 s
One or both parents for- 4 M.. 91 21 9 9 1. 40 50 2 8 29
eign. Pic 17 20 3! 4 4! 31 42 4 9 18
1
Foreign born....-..---.------ { a I : 1 3 a rd
élored soi nde sos Seo coon 9, lls ccezknns 1 ts |ecsseeted 2 Bi este 2 Bill te eee, eee
Birthplaces of mothers: 2 x % j
United States.....0.....2.4-. cee) ane 2 : A ene 3 3 ; ;
England and Wales.......... ; ae } ; : t : 2 ° D pews 2 ;
Ireland 7 5 1 i : 8 euahigiete = 8
1 2 1 1
BYan@@scccs se enisscu see ce cic ‘i 1 9 Te ec eee ake:
M.. 19 22 2 5
Germany........-.-.--.--.++- Se 15 19 2 i
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Ward 1Gy 235044083204 ageaeenerenan ences cece 8,088 || 1,226 342 276 223 i] 2,067 || 3,052 352 327; 3,100} 1,046 il
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Males 4,102 682 199 144 115] 1,140] 1, 660 185 257! 1,582] = 412 6 |
Females 3, 986 544 143 132 1os | ° 927 |) 1,392 167 270 | 1,518; 634 5!
White: casanccecaisinsginhseaneeseacescasencs 7,761 || 1,163 314 257 24] 1,948 || 2,897 337 497 | 3, 000 1,020 10 |
Native born.......0.2.20220000eeeeeeeee 5,010 || 1,162 311 254 210 | 1,937 2, 852 301 365) 1,150 | 337 5
: | i
23 M..! 1,009 218 66 40 35 339 524 36 46° 264 | 118 1
Both parents native .....-.-.. iF < 936] 174 40 39 43°} 296 460 47 49, 20] 140 |.
| :
mek M..| 1,557 395 114 89 72 670 989 101 139! 300 | 27 1
One or both parents foreign {f =| 1841 322 86 82 57\| B47 | 809 95 5278 31 3
sen M. i 1 1° 3) 16 22 59 | 909 DAS 2a
Morelgn Dorn seenaemnnicsnctas YP 2 1 1| 4 20 uu 72; 918 433 1
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Colordiliveseseotss-menmcentan ay veer eoenee 327 63 | 28 19 9 119 155 15 30 100 26 1
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Birthpiaces of mothers: i ‘ Sa Se - a3 i a ae a és : “
: --| 1,40 2: 4 2 55. 7 : 27
United States scp -aranassetedcsi fel] 1395 261/65 66 37 449 667 73 85, 307
M.. 207 20 | 9 4 3 59 9 88
England and Wales.......-..-.-- ; F.. 193 17 | 8 5 3 33 56 | 9 10 | 81!
Ireland 1, 491 172 | 44 45 34 295 438 7 134, 706
Pere ancrer ee reeie ti 1, 705 129 39 30 26 224 361 | 56 130: 833
Scotland $2 7 5 | Mega 13 19 2 6 j 48
eotland :2 94 10 4 feet 18 OB) feseceean 5 39
G 474 7 15 13 14 119 187 16 24-203
OAR eis seit a eicer ieee 351 | 56 4 17 9: 96 w7}° 17 2%) 123
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Sanitary district A ..--.2-2-2-20--202eeee0- 1, 587 | 242 68 62 68 440 730 17 104° 18 123 5
Males . 844 137 46 37 39 259 417 43 55 281 43 2
Females 746 105 22 25 29 181 313 34 49-267} + 80! 3
Wihitezdesecoccasssdaunsesetannisaesneics 1,582 242 68 61 68 439 729 77 104 544 123 | 5
Native born.......2-2--22e0eeeeee e+ 1, 036 242 68 59 64 433 714 65 74 150 30 3
‘ M. 176 32 16 6 W 65 119 12 6 27 ll 1
Both parents native.....- f F. 134 30 3 6 7 46 90 10 3 16 15: | seisrnes
One or both parents ee 389 95 | 28 30 26 179 280 23 36 48 Obese coats
eign. EF. 304 72 19 17 18 126 207 18 28 48 1 2
ea M.. 247 | eedea ss: Spee 1 1 2 4 7 13 193 20 |.
Foreign bornsssrsseesyecnes ; F. DBT || atssine aars | Kareena neater 1 1 7 5 17 196 62
Colored 58 I ecssseianiie Melee De estesseed 1 I: | Sayeeciend| aceeasane @ hiicaecmcics| someneme
ee te aisle ¢M. 236 50 | 22 11 12 95 166 15 9 33
United States............---- UF. 168 36 | 5 12 9 62 113 li 9 20
M.. 33 3 4 3 3 13 201 fedicinc ase 1 9
England and Wales .......... ; ro. 39 | 7! 2 3 1 1B 19 d 3 B
M. 418 | 58 | 14 18 16 106 157 22 | 38 178
Ireland ...----------------++- iP : 409 38 | Ml 6 10 65 120 ‘13 | 30 192
6M... 20 1, Tl ssaeenaten | dwamcecinc 2 7 ty 1 10
Scotland Ur .. 25 33 Tel etesneenledcaetaay 4 DM aetattctae eo 2
M.. 72 12 2 3 5 22 38 25 4 26
German Sacioeesiuancate ns P82 iF a Gs | 12 3 2 4 21 33 3! € 7

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

     

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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TABLE 86.—DEATHS IN NEW. YORK AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING
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SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Months. | Meare.
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. SS SS Serr are ees hs SI | ‘
[All ages. |
Under 3] sto6 | 6to9 | 9to12 || Total | cnaer 5! 5 to 15 |15 to 25| 25 to 63 | Over 65 |, U2-
nder 06 0 § 2 llunder 12 ‘ 5 2 i known.
Ward 16—Continued. |
1 Sanitary district B..........--.-.202--0-06- 3,049 |; 467 124 104 73 768 || 1,099 134 180 | 1,179 456 1
2 Mallee ecpreawads tnsasepeecemetsee | 1,459 j| 255 70 50 36 | 4i1 577 64 84. 566 168 |........
3 1,590 212 54 54 37 357 522 70 96 613 288 1
4 2, 934 444 115 99 70 | 728 || 1,047 127 169} 1,144 446 1
5 1,819 | 444 114 98 70 | 726 1,027 110 125 438 119 |-osecese
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. M.. 370 | 104 25 15 11 155 201 22 16 94 BTii| haps
8 Both parenternatiyes-..:: {fr 357 60 22 19 16 117 175 7 18 96 Bit |secenees
7 One or both parents for-§M.. 532 134 39 29 24 226 328 29 45 117
eign. F.. 506 135 26 32 19 212 3u4 42 45 104
: M.. 9 11 19 322 113 sis
5 Foreign born ....--------+++- iP. 8 6 25 380 214 i
9 Colored sss tanaceeseesenseeccocteszice: 52 7 11 35 10: |sescewes
Birthplaces of mothers: r a 7 a i i ae aa
: } 5 139 4 : 2 30 22 il4
19 United States: sescanesginsnes tr 498 99 29 29 23) 180 || 258 31 29 118
ul England and Wales ........-- ; Mes 3 $ 2 lessees se ete i 2 2 . o
M.. 503 52 13 1 10 86 19 19 44 246
2 Trelands 2498: sacetnscad aaah ; F. 696 47 12 12 7 78 120 21 50 343
cu D5 His nrc 1 1 2 3 1 1 12
3 Scotlands: ssascataasanensnnts Pl 37 6 1 1 z 8 Bose: 2 14
. M.. 194 3 4 4 7 49 78 5 10 82
M4 Germanyinrsneisaes or aatonaeh tFo] 151 : 28 5 8 3 44 61 u 9 51
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16 Malésiesigcis scesseseeancteececd 671 ||. 103 | 32 23 2 178 253 31 44 267 74 2
17 Females: oc secaccesc-22ese00ee0s 571 86 | 32 22 18 158 220 2¢ 39 2u4 87 1
18 Wihileos. scanestassemsaeieetennsadorenes 1, 236 189 63 45 38, 335 472 31 83 467 | 160 3
19 Native born ...--------------------- 819 188 63 45 38 334 70 48 57 V7 66 1
2 M.. 158 9 9 7 52 7 3:
20 Both parents native. ---. i 7 130 a 3 : ‘ a a 0 i + - Sie
One or both parents for-§ M.. 266 68 23 15 13 119 168 18 22 54 MAE Sate ciel A
21 eign. F.. 213 fl 23 7 9 90 128 13 24 37: 10 1
. M. O15 lle nck Janfuma sees eesuisage dss cosaneh | Seancecea|lasscessag BL; 46 |.---e ee
22 Foreign born ...---++------+- fy 188 9j|e co a [ cette gee etal Poe wall et all ah reclsts teak 2 42 135 ge ress
23 Colored ...-.0-----+ ceeens scence nce ceeee 6 sensi AS eascenealladcassene 1 TD tactvseraleese |seatmintcrin ; 4) fete
Birthplaces of mothers: ae iss i Lo Fr ‘i
: Es 3 9 9 72 103 12 9 49 Wea cteteas
24 Tuited States ..........------ iF 7 191 , 46 it 8 il 76 107 ta i . 2 i
25 England aud Wales.........- ; ates ai 2 Ble s 2 ‘ 1 1 2 20 7 |----s-+-
M. 270 | 30 10 Tipo ie 54 794 6 2 2 Biles
26 Ireland : 256 | 21 1 8 4 a a 1 Be 18 2 ;
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27 Scotland .-..------+---2--2++- ti Bowe. 1 Se 3 Vy a
wt M.. 76 | abl 3 5 1 20 40! :
28 Germanys st Srersaceinsececsl } F. ae) 5 2 3 1 11 8 A ieee
29 Sanitary district D.....--....-------------- 2,210 | 328 86 65 44 §23 750 90 160 902 306 2
30 Males... 1,131 187 51 34 20 292 413 47 74 468 127 2
31 Females 1,079 141 35 31 24 231 337 43 86 434 179 |sactoece
32 White. -.-.2222002eeeeeeercetreesee: 2, 009 288 68 52 38 446 649 eek ct] ee “Sen i
23 Native born....--2..-2-+22202 020s 1,336 | 288 66 52 38 444 G41 78 109 385 | 129. 1
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34 Both, parents uativers; sss ro) 8. 47 7 9 u u 12 13 | 25 97
35 One or both parents for- § M.. 370 98 24 15 9 146 213 31 36 81: 8 1
eign. F. 318 74 18 16 ul 119 170 2; 28 8) 9 [icecses
| ‘ oM.. BIB hrwoeeers fT | psweecoxs peace 1 3 1! 12! 243 60. |iccesece
36 Foreign born...-----++-++++++ UE... 349 |... 00s. Dh I eae eee ear ctcae 1 5 3 19; 2B wo (2000
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‘ M.. 3 |! 0: 29 , 1 2 161 2 20 28 131 55 1
38 United States ...------------- VEL. 438 |. 80 20 | 7 14! 131 189 21 41 131 56
58 |) G Oo eine 1} 9 13 2 4 25 l4
39 a7 | 4 2° 1 iI 8 10 2 4 28 13
300 |! 32 i 9 1! 49 73 14 95 149 28
40 344 |! 23 5 4 5! 37 58 13 25 16 72
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
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* \\fever.'fever.|fever.| © ‘ S- | tion, a cough.) tu- | and eraljof the uerv- | orinary| 28@  LOTD. causes. | SNOW:
Oeste: mor. dropsy.| 448: [hiver. | tem ,{OPEaRs
5 “| eases. isystem.
3,049 || 49) 19] 36] 114 46) 247) 441 282 20 21; 80) 198 21}; 36' 275 208-87, 217 701 1
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1,459; 26] 10] 16 62 29} 109! 295 143 13 13] 22 Ta arse: 15 130! 102; 1g 336 1
1,590 |] 23; 9] 20 52 17] 138 | 216 139 7 g| 58) 121 a1! 21 1455 «106-6 9g | 365 |.....-.-
2,934 || 49) 18| 34! 414 46| 235! 428 266 20 9) 7 188: 20} 36) «271, «200-87; 205
lea en, bi acnimeepnlic th tases ae: sc Gas, cataht cara tecnieaiotamatel |-—--- %
1,819 || 46 s| 21] 106 41 | 200}; 225 135 19 19] 30 ss! ou] as 145/82} 10 | 205
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532] 14} 2] g| 37 17) 62| 89 39 R s| 4 13 tsccsenee f 2) 30 ne
506 |) 14 3 5 27 12} 70 63 35 5 4; 8] 2) 7 33 22 2) 65
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634 2 3 9 4 1 25] 107 68; lnonsidecae|ibsceeca 35 64 | 9| 13 70' 6. 19].......
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115" |eeveex 1 ® Ns. oe cleichatoas 12 13 16° |. ciexidees 2 10 lot 4 Bi Veeae 12
sul] 19, 1 3 27 13] 50 40 45 | 6 5 4 97! lL oiceck 2 445 29) 1: 6
498 |) 9 3 6 4 5| 52] 43 41! 4 5| 15 36 | 5 4 42; 2) 5] 44
75 laden ns WU, [edeues B hedaceess 4) 22 7 Nocatee Lj, 2 dileateree 1 7) 6 21 38
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503 1 4 4 8 20 8, 34] 112 53 2 4 6 19: dussusiege 10 30 4 4; 23
646 t 5 8 16 2| 52] 132 63 1 3} 25] 37! 9! ou 56. 268i |B
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8 7 6 23 7 55} 95 59 5 6 9
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819 17 6 9 36 ll 99 93 67 12 10 9
158 3 1 1 i 1 15; 13 15 1 3 1
150 4 1 1 Oorernc 2 18 11 2 3 4
266 4 2 4 13 6 33! 42 19 4 3 1
213 6 1 3 7 4) 39; 2 20 5 1 2
215 1} 4/41 3 6 38 24 loose pororialherns 7
188 ||....-- 1 1 2 6° 35 Di sauna leeeamese 9
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1,079 || 8 9 35 7 72| 151 ' 110 2 10° 54] G64 23 16 83 8. 19 34
2,009 || 25 | 18] 14 79 25} 137| 983° 190 7 ie 71 | 129! 124
1,336 2) 9 72 25; 192) 188 124 17 15° 30 66 | 124
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295 || 3 4 1 noi 6, 19 41 38 3 Li} 48 a1 t 2 22 16, 4 17
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318 Bice 31 47 1! 36 50} 29 9 6 8 7 | 8 3 18 19) 2) 27
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39 || 2, 41 8) 6fl ee ed eee ij go] aif 98; w 39 36}
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465 || 9, 2) 3 42] 59037 5; 4 6 7: 3 33 4 48
438 4j 4 3 3g 64 50 ' 3 6 18 2) 28 27 4 30
5s 1 | DW hinccieise | 2 10 oth Se aeeiee. “Weeicrs 6 91 1 +
57 a) a 1} 6 7h 1 5 | 1 7 si 2 1
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344 BH Oi Bt i 56; 045 7 2 19} 10 4 9 0 8
48 1 1 lea 6 7 1 1 2 6
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VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLe 86.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK AND IN EACH WARD AND ‘SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING

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AGE.
Years.
SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Months. AES
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. 1 ‘
Allages. i | | legae
Under3] 8106 | 6to9 | 9t012 }, TAL | under 5) 5 to 15 [15 1025/25 to65 [Over 65 |,
| | Se
16,582 || 3,126 972 792 620 |} 5,510 || 8,075 662 932 | 5,625; 1,264 4
8,950 || 1,774 506 406 340 |) 3,026 || 4,355 334 452 | 3,191 615 3
7,632 |} 1,382 466 386 280 || 2,484 | 2, 720 328 480 | 2,434 669 1
16,545 | 3, 114 972 791 619 || 5,496 || 8, 060 659 931; 5,609! 1,282 4
sera tena je | :
10,397] 3,111 963 773 612 || 5,459 || 7,883 548 588 «1.260116 2
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: : M 1, 068 332 97 81 67 577 813 52 23 139 | 40 1
Both parents native. ........: f F.| ("952 281 93 69 57 500 750 47 20 84 Bh. leceaies
|
5 M..| 4,361 |, 1,385 400 311 262 | 2,358] 3,354 224 265 515! 3 hase
One or both parents foreigu.. $77] 3'736 | Loto 359 301 219 | 1,880 || 2, 802 218 262 442 | 12 [ncwisccins
: M..| 3,317 |' 1 1 7 5 14 90 54 155 | 2,453 | 564 1
Foreign born. ......-.--..-------- iF 2.| 2,789 | 1 2 9 2 14 71 57 187 | 1,873 | 601 |--.-----
Colored: aes. 2 ates alii Sees eos a7 | 12 |... 1 1 4 15 3 l 16 Dili a deneas
Ps 1 4
Birthplace if thers : i
Reece ete eee M..| 1,648} 521 147 118 97 883 | 1,309 100 35 159 |
United States....----..-......... {eo} rau 424 150 127 97 798 || 1,185 85 33 110 |
“] 1,019 97 26 17 7 157 246 27 80 569 |
HbpelaDY eseeeet ta eeesuate gis See “| 1) 163 93 39 26 9 167 252 31 96; 617,
. | 4,664] 768 247 185 149 || 1,349 || 1,906 153 or 1.939
Germany ex) Be 224, 546 195 176 109 1, 026 1, 563 151 258 es
F 4 181 |: 11 92 129 wu 7 32
Russia and Poland.......--...... ; ee] ial 23 0 5 8 65 103 7 3 23
M.. 160 || 40 7! 14 15 76 110 6 7 33 |
Hangary..---------++--4-------- {rl] 1s od 13 | 8}. 8 55 | 90 | 7 9) 34
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Sanitary district A.........2-2..0-220-020 0 2,963 | 572168 120 106 ; 966 | 1,409 129 156 | 1,074 | 194 1
! Sees i === = a
1,664 || 332 | 85 59 54! 531 764 66 73 6i8' 119 1
1. 299 |: 240 : 82 61 52 | 435 645 63 83 426 82 |sccened
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WTEEY circa tier eee Geer gal mente 2,954 || 570 | 168 120 106 | 964 | 1,407 | 127 155 | 1,070" 194 1
1 — f 1 |
Native born ........2..20e222000e00s 1,870 |; 570 167 17‘ 103 959 |) 1,378 ' 10 98 255 28 1
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Z M. 212 |! 61 20 14° 16 | 111 || 148 10 4 37 | 1B leseetes
Both parents native...... ; P 178 || 53 19 | 12 | g |! 92 133 10 9 18! Bice
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One or both parents for-§M.. 761 || 959 651 43 36 403 |} 581 45 38 96 | te.
eign. SF es 648 |, 173 58 47 44) ya 481) 40 43 83 | Z
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; 6M.. 1 1 2 5 9 28 492 | 96 cacti
Foreign born....-.-.--------- UF. Ef Nasicecus vel 1} 10 8 2a 318 70 |..2..
! |
Colored) scesacncecet ata -dccuchuteceee ues 9 Dil semoasums ‘eet eeeteeleceeeeees ; 24 2 2 1 Alls caseaeeleatasems
Birthplaces of mothers: ay ey 5 5 56 ee i 18 3
ay c. ol
United States .....-. 275 79 3% 20 u 45 211 18 4
42; g| 2] 8h... 13 |} 20 |... ee.
England and Wales.......... om : : hee o 3 3 : ot Z
182 16 3 2 2 23 1 38 5 10
eo MRG Budde ae ccteh memeanese res 167 pat 6 5 1 23 | 33 5 15
886 162 45 26 23 256 | 364 34 41
Germany...++--0+-+--2-+-0--- 662 105 34 30 24; «18; 802 27 37
35 4 1 1 5 || 21 |} 27 1 2
Teal yisedese emia tenis soe 2 7 4 } i, as 7 | 13 1 2
| :
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1,000; 339 263 206 || 1,808, 2, 605 176 260: 1,498 11, awescas
= —-—_|— -
564; 182 138 102 |' = 986 | -1, 406 87 113 886 150 |........
436} 157 125: 104 822 1.199 89! 147 612 1)
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WHit@ ssc sn-esseeceszesieeindoeteresees 4, 842 997 339 | 265 205 1,804 | 2, 601 | 176 260 | 1,495 SLO! |e casi
Se ee =< —--—!-- Hi ae =H
Native born .....2..222..2222.-0206- 3, 695 995 337 | 254 201 |) 1,787 | 2, 529 129 | 149 274 1 ehedees
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ss M. 267 91 35, 28 | 14 168 224 | 135; 23 2 arate te
Both parents native...... fir 238 83 | 21 16 | 20 || 140 201 | 13 | 2 13 9 |sasareene
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One or both parents for-¢ M.. 1,352 457 145 | 106 | 85 793 1,119 ' 51 63 119 |ovcevescaye asses
eign. ; eo L176 337 132] 101, al ! 651]; | 939 | 52 | 74 108 3 apaseene
. uM.) 97a 1‘ 1| ae 2 | 6 38 | 23 | 41 730
Foreign born -- ht sg 760 Wee cnasizicites 7 2.4 10 32 | 24 70 485
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Colored .---2s.ccsee-seccce nsec sa cease ; a4 BO) venstvaisis ea | Seerana 1 4 4 nGdasduie lesemerece 3 Tulieeraen. a.
Birthplaces of mothers: ' 5 : i
ee M.. 424 | 139 | 52 | 40 22 358 | 25 8 30
United States.-.------------- ; I 361 | 120 40 34: 32 316 17 2 15 |
M1527 |) aa 83 | 53 | 43 | 616 40 82 667 |
Germany .--------++2-2--+- + Foi 1,264 174° 72° 64 42 | | 533 48 107 454
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Russia and Poland .... ...--- ii a 99 35 | 5 4° GI, : 80 4 5 8:
¢M..; ill, 27 | Sa 11 iL} ; 78 6 3 | 21
Hungary..-------++--++-+--+- oe 98 | 20 | 9 5 Ty ; 6s Ti 7 13
: 4M. 101 ! 18 10 5: 2 : 65 21 Q: 29
Bohemia ..-------------++-++- UE. 74 | 14! 9 5 4 45 2 24 22

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Coutinued.

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TaBLe 86.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING
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1} Sanitary district C....-...22-222--22- 22002. 1, 615 298 68 61 38 |, 465 663 68 115 615 153 1

2 | Males) sic. suics veic\nicis tnereiten cee ay 874 158 40 28 03: | 249 | 357 36 57 353 70 1

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. . M. 181 57 8 32 2 ;

10 | United States....-.-----...-. ; F:] 160 wm) 126 4 5
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= 105 12 4 3 21h 2

12 | Treland ..---+---00+-e12ee 202 {F. 135 13 2 1 18 25 4 B
| G ae iM 454 64 20 4, 8 106 | 151 17 37 | 204 ; 44 1

B, PEMIBRD Fiestas sie bssstse rice dF. 336 42 6) ld 10 72 108 18 30 133 |
; M. 10 1 1} T laseeaeded Bot abi [setecen es 2)

14 | Hungary ...-....000- PB Ap ieee cs Teeny ieeseeeeee 1 Bon ectd eteantealecashes
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16 Males) se cseasseseesase 1, 160 | 224! 67 | 65 | 51 || 407 592 | 54!

17 Females 1, 063 167 70 | 53 | 36 326 | 502 50

18 White .c.csceccssedesisnessees cei cence 2,222 390 137 | 118 87 732 | 1, 093 104

19 | Native Doms wcéceeiscsuce aeeeaagicncd 1, 380 © 390 135 | il7 87 729 | 1, 075 93
| ‘ M 121 13 12 |, 73 | 198 a

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i eign. F. 546 | 142 64 | 42 30 |i 278 | 418 36
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; ; 6M. 2u. ! i 115 175 1

24 | United States .-...-..------.- UF. 168 | 2 16 2» LR 92 143 4
; M. 44 3 1) 2 2 8 13

25° Treland s:eeeese-scternsereces ee 73 5 oe Dies cee! 10 16
; Es . M 738 | 117 35 | 87 30 219 316

26 CEMA Vosmane Resbeee rn Mnsae ; F. 667 92 39! 22 16 169 | 263

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307

MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
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BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continned.

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1 Sanitary district B ..............2--.--.-+- 1, 647 293 70 47 30 | 440 586 57 | 100 | 670 | 26) 1
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2: Males 823 |i 173 28 320 7 250 | 310 30 43 | 341 |
3 Females.-.-..-. 824. |! 120 420 15 13 | 190 }, 276 7 a2 329 |
4 Whites wsSeehAS lee teed eles 1, 635 o1| 70 4T 30) 438 |) 99, 662 ;
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! me : M 279 |) 90 14! “6 i 117 |: 140 14 10 nr: 33 |
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2 Trglands gextogeese: Geeeeszsse ee 276 9 | 2| ay 60 | 3| 2 140; «50 |.
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19 Native NOt eaudeesntvieeenaceues 3,490 | 949 212, 1,749] 2,624 |
: w..! aie 95 | 26: 280 |! 46 |
20 Both parents vative.-.... iF a a | tH , 31 | 164 ! ae ;
!
21 One or both parents for-§M..| 1,415 | 409 129 | 103 80, 7215 1014
eign. Bees 1,245 ¢ 289 ; 114, 99 i 71 573 |! 909 ‘
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dS M QIBi scctcter Lote skin ematees 2 2 16!
22 Yoreign born .--------------- it 947 | 1 1) 1 a) cy 20
23 GalOieds: cere ate 2 | Gems Te 2] 2 |
Birthplaces of mothers: 4 : ; |
A x BOR 183 57 47 34 321 |! 475 |
24 Dniter States ' Fr. 452 | 124 2 | 46 39) 5 | aR
4 i 59 10 5S 21 |! 32
25 England and Wales..-.-..--- iP a 60 | 8 3) 8 2 a | 33 |
M..! 1,142 135 47 34 29 245 || 376 |
26 Trelandsqncnaest esse denn ate ; =.) 1,200 107 30 30 29 196 | 389 |
= 7 i 789 162 53: Ai 3d |) 294 | 388
97 Germany..--.-------++2---++- ; F 659 108 5D 45 ; 30 | 238 |: 340
= 25 6 22 1 11 |. LT ercemnag
28 Maly csstarscenas cnt eehicte ee ir. 25 6 3) These seer | 10 | 21}
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29 Sanitary district D.--.---.----------++--+++ 970 |! 59 8: ¥ * 76 |: 103 | 8 36 2901 TH Mansaaed
oo Dales tice nodceee 309 1 36 2 4 54 44 56 3 | 19 we! oS Ls
a Wenialegec ease Soe eee ee 261 23 4 3 a 32 re 5 i 115 ids [essences
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32 Wihiit@e.: ces .ecesecaneeenesseeeeedee se 556 | 37 6 7 re a 100 | 3, 33 283 wel.
33 Native born......--.---2-+++++-++++ 398 |: 56 6 3 | a 97 | 8 TROT eee
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34 Both parents native-.-.-- iy ae uy 5 qe : 2 fe
35 One or both parents for-§M.. 62 |: 18 1 1 1 | 2)
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36 Foreign born
37 Colored .----------- 2-25-22 rrrc re crrreee
Birthplaces of mothers: 7
38 United States § Me
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40 Ireland 4
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! Child- Dis- :
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fl . Diar- : birth | Dis- | cases
'Sear-| Ty- | Ma- . Con- Whoop-| cer | dis- eases . All
All é * | Diph: : rheal Pneu- zs and pu-jeases| of the Old | Still- Un-
causes. ‘. let |phoid larial theria. Croup. dis- |S4™P-) monia. Measles.) ing and | (ease erperal jot the} nerv- of the age. | born. other known.
fever.|fever.|tever | leases. ton. ! cough.; tu- | and dis- |liver.| oug |Uziary| “> causes.
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1647) 15] wl] gt) at Mm) 1d, 212 138 13 16 118 23{ 18 136 | yt} 10} 138 | 396 2) 2
s3|i 6! 6); 9! 33 nj 54! aol 80 7 4i ul 61|.--...-. taj 6o ot] 3! sz} 208 a| 2
824 |! 9 0 12 : 18 | ll GL 102 | 73 8 | 12; Al oT 23 ' Tj 76 | 57 7 51 102 taedwawns 5

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1, 635 : 15 13 21; bl i 22 114 208 | 133 i b | 16: 51 117 23 i 18 { 136 | 120 10 136 ; 394 | 2 4

‘} 2003] 12] +6] a3) 43] 92° aot} 110 90 | 5 16] 21; 51 1’ 68 86 | 55/6} 136 | Bab wo eGuzes 5
211 3 1 Sc, By 2 20' 414 25 Dil tied al aes D. wieeesemes ish 6: ft 1 23)
211 £ ieee 2. 8 3 1; WW 16 | 2 2 9 11 6 2 21) 11 4 16 |
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304 2 2 5; 26 9. 22. 40 19 5 4} 1! 1) 16 | 50,
274 | 2 3 2: 7 7 31 36 29 4 10 9 1 | 26 30 i
3 52, 39 jeccececcs 10 BL: |eaieatos , 6° 21! 32 2 |ocecone |
4 46 QF | cwarisintivns 20 3d : 12 4 13), 33 2 fecsasies ;
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20 21 3 6; 13] 11] 6; 2! 2 By 4] 24
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57 2 4 3) 14 | 15 14 |
45 34 1] 4} ll 15 10 3) 28 27 2 11 |
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2,829 || 40; 29] 19] 116 60| 344] 398 283 32 33 OL jaeses x 36 221 151 3] 33} zu 2) 16

2, 564 i 33) 15 13 ML 69 316 339 223 44 40 117 35 38 198 145 20 172 587 1| 17

5, 391 73 44 32 227 129 659 737 506 76 73 208 35 TA 419 296 28 406 1, 297 J] 138

3, 490 68 22 17 213 125 605 316 285
412 8 | 2 2 31 9 67 22 29
313 6 jessscs ee 20 16 | 55 11 23

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1,415 27 42 10 76 48; 247 146 130
‘ 1, 245 25 j 6 5. 83 49 i 225 130 98
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Colored

Birthplaces of mothers:

United States .-. ron
England and Wales ..-..-..--- ; a.
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Trélanil jsicctssicemaacecadiawancar } F
Germany.--.---------+---+----- j Fr.
Scandinavia ....-------.------ ; Me ‘

Native born

Both parents native..-.------ ; ae

One or both pareuts foreign. -- ; 7 -
Foreign born..-..---------------- fe

Colored. ..-.----2--0-0--2 eee ee ee eee seers!
Birthplaces of mothers: ‘ti

United States ........-.------2--+ {Pl

England and Wales .--.--.------- ie

Ireland
Germany..--.----+-++------2----++

Bohemia

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AGE
Saas ey pi ee aes 5 ehgatade,
' Months. | Years.
ee SES tee ab ee ge cs
6 9 ‘ 9to 12 Total [eee er 5 | 5 todd | 15 to 245 251065 Over 65 Un-
mito i 7 FO"* Vunder 12)! Re PUN cise thes nan Mey ae ae apa o , known,
; i i i :
Pre pers Bice t So 7 |
|
99 |t 00 1,125 103 181! 1,120}. 288 «2.2...
Ge | 451 | 616 52 88 | 629 | 126) “sxsawe
39 |, 349 | 509 51 93 | 500 | 100 cexxcines
é : ! | |
119 98. 795 || 1,118 103 180; 1,120! 288\ “saesaesy
1771 455 ! 119 118 96 |! 788 J, 102 95 136 364 4 TL 208 see
: ' \
286 80 14 19 12; 198 170 18 8 64 | 20 potest
293 52 15 15 8 |i 90 127 12 7 53 | 24 [roveeeee .
640 160 53 41 44 fi 298 | 410 33 59 132 O ontsuiss |
542 136 33 37 30 |! 246 | 351 33 37 92 Dh aeons
\ i \
1 |! 3 8 3 16 410 88
1 1} 4 27 345 125.
\ ;
17 2 Ol aine hea 1 5 | @ |eacekacs 1 Ue eerie ese eee!
387 107 31 23 23 | 121 | 247 20 12 74
321 2 22 23 16 140 | 199 WwW 11 65
54 1 3 2 14 Di le atecens 2 22
"7 9 1 1 2 13 | 21 B leekeecrs 16
601 60 18 13 li 108 | 147 19 45 335,
619 57 16 7 8 98 | 150 13 57 308
267 40 4 15 14 | 83 | 119 9 13 4
180 30 7 7 6 || 50 | 73 10 16 63
30 5 3 Wl lheceeeces 9) 12 2 5 9
29 Dee saneon [ousted 3 8, 12 3 1 12
31, 145 6,191; 1,947] 1,614]. 1,229] 10,981} 16,179] 1,452] 1,621] 9,172
| 3,512! 1,071 854 640 6,077 || 8,718 187 754} 4,792
| 2,679 876 760 589 4,904 | 7,461 695 867| 4,380
30,916; 6,140; 1,938; 1.602] 1,218 || 10,898 16,071) 1.441) 1,612] 9, 088
21, 064 5,927 | 1,787) 1,495 | 1,158 |] 10,367) 15,260) 1,295] 1,063/ 2,761 G79 6
2,935 834 210 188 UL 1,343; 1,931 151 87 524 PAD vc tans
2. 645, 617 175 | 166 118 1, 076 1,585 132 106 524 297 1
7,778 | 2,354 739 575 482 | 4,150 | 6, 013 523 410 787 | 4. 1
6.946 | 1,789 92 515 419 |} 3.315 Il 5.164 477 430 799 | a3 3
4,701 {222 ..- ar 7 7 3 1 102 72 933 956 ° 5
4,474 | 3 | 7 9 6 25 91 | i 314 1,040 | 6
| 229! 51 | 9 12 WL 33 108 Ww 9 84, IG. 1
i | i
4,049 || 1,203 260 182 1,940 2, 804 250 127 610 D5). enace se
3, 716 | 925 233 171] 1.581 2, 362 214 148 656 334 | 2
| OF HR) OM) Be) 8) BR) ie) Bec
3 2 30 25 147 69 a
635 130 122 | 1,056 | 1, 582 195 290} 1,727 333 | 2
‘ 485 139 106 | 857 1,372 194 323 | 1,896 502 4
823 201 163} 1,473 || 2,154 207 198 | 1,575 “460 2
605 201 164) 1.192 | 1, 842 183 249 | 1,137 363: 2
179 1 63 4g | 367 | 524 26 21 135 25. 1
: 116 | | 45 40 255 | 413 15 29 120 28° 1
100 | 15: 10 7; 132 | 190 28 58 | 389 | 182 | 1
| ' i |7 S GaSe
55 6) 6} 3! 70 300 13 26 206 96° sesso |
407 45 | a 4) 4 62, : 3 } sc ae
1 |
837 99 | 15 10! Fi 131 | 180 1
rah ey ce ecient ne po ert cae asec | Sans og ah Beers, i
616 99 15 10 7 | 131 | 121. essay
185 20 1 2 l 24 53
182 20 4 2 3! 2g | 45
M7 28 5 4 2 39 | 53 6 14 37 7
19 | 3 2 1 2 |; "i Be u
| 80 33
64 26:
i | 7a 2
' : Hi ;
204 24 1 2 2 || 29 Ie) a, 9 | 87 36 |.
214 | 29 | 5 3 4 |i 41 a2 | Ti 16 87 52
a . 2 2) seotestee 1 5 Bi ecweistanajes seers 15 6
104 2 2 : 8 2 | = 3 5 i
ss 2 22 | | 7 99 | 14 |.
97 5 |. 2 5 13 74 10, 4 | 13
5 1). : 1 1! ' 3 1
6 De aeous teal = 2 oe ' 1 2 1
48 4 : 7 ui! 1i 5 23 8
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

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Reva ' Child Di
| 4 | : Can-|Heart YOU |. is" | Dis- |
: Diar- | lees : birth | Dis-| eases i
Sear: Ty. | Ma. |.,. : iT) Con. | Whoop-, cer | dis- eases ‘ All |
wall. let phoid |larial Dipl Croup neal sump: | Een: Measles.| ing | and | ease aoe Seale uf ite of the Old Sell: other el
* |\fever. tever.|fever. ag aes tion. ; cough.; tu- | and yi 43 ( urinary] 28° * | causes. 4
IBES: ! leno dropsy. 028 liver; ous | organ
| : | i am * eases. 'system,! OT8ans.
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; 2,826 i 43 : 31
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bates Wendt Nalcecee Syne end eerie ere
» 1,511 it 23 i 19 14 59 24 ! 129! 231 135 |
/ Ua! 20; 12! uj) aE 2 «6 1a7! «202/110
2,809: 43 31] 25! 101! 49 BA, 428 243 |
aq 41° ig! a7 | 96) dei 815) ot] 197 |
286 |, 5) 1 1 18 $ 8h BO] ey
223 D4 1 3 9 9. 26 i 21 19
640] 17, 8] 8} 39 19; 84] 80 45
pi |] 14i 7] 4) 7 1) 73,71 37
525 1' 9 4 2 1; 4] ug 65
506 Ae 4 4 BD lesssaacs 24 | 106 él
17 jj------ | sotecdelbeanee)oeesiees|ascaeeas 2 | 5 |
387 9) 3 25 6 40| 23 30
3a} 10| 1{ 5) 13 nl 40) 97 7
54 Gy odors A fceeken 3 31 9 2
47 ||... iioeeg |eseey 3 2 4, 6 1
601 9; 12 7 16 & 31 135 65
619 71 5 3 12 G 42| 130 59
267 3 | 1 1 10 6 41 32, 23
180 2! 5 2 9 4 23 17 L
30 1 | L. jeosted 2 1 2 3 2
29) tee aaicis Ly a dl Pe ciaSeeiesa SE S/o 3| 10 2 |
| ee :
31,145, 630} 270] 252 ] 1,731 675 | 3,585 | Bolt | 835) AG | 41Z | 713] 1,474] 805] eR | 2,434] 1,507 | 187 | 2, 610
16,293 || 330| 161| 124] ses) 350 |4,913 1,854] 1,521; 226 196 | 231 157 | 1,307 852 | 69 | 1,485
14, 852, 320 | 109 128 867 325 | 1, 672 1, 660 1,314 220 216 4820 151 1,127 745 118 i 1,125
| |
30, 916 647 | 269 252 | 1,727 675 ) 3,567 3,479 2, 809 444 A050 711 i 1,451 | 303 306 2,420 1, 587 187 2,578
| of See ' "Sy oy, { ‘as { Pre Z i
21,064 || Goo | 152; 167] 1,601) G24) 3,125! 1,593! 1.741) 405; BTL) 188) 59 ta9) 92 | 1,592; Gor | 42 | 2,578
2, 935 a4 | 175 68 338) 168] 260 49 Bi 16) WL pee. 24} 2} al sl 359
2) 645 22] 169 74 | 307! 169 295 45 41: go! Ml; 36| 24, 230 106} 20! 266
7,778 || 210 49! a7] id! 956) 1,299 | 5791 48 wo! 135} i! M6)... 95 | 573 |
6, 946 234 °° 38 | 53, 610 230 | 1,087 | 544 553 142 146 66 166 98 17 487 i
4,701 |} 19! 84 32 3 19} 127} 3,046] 531 7 1] 104.) 485° eopseoey oa] 437!
4,474 17 | 53 52 42 | 19 147 | “894 460 8 4 329 i 435 163 108 74.
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229 ge Ak i peeemere 18; 35 % 2 Sh eh) Sue 2; 2 M
i ' '
4,049 || 134 30, 37] 294 97) 484) 224) 362 68 62) Is) 16 |... 28) 337, 160} 10) 518
3, 716 108-24; 30 263 108 442 237 312 62 62 94 143 48 26 305 140 22 402
503 8 6 | 4 20 ll 51 56 50 7 4 a AL. |[oeweicecs 3 ]- 38 D2) iced ewres Al
489 10 5 8 32 10 44 37 36 Ww 3 25 27 5 12 - 36 24 11 33
4,129 T4386 34 173 62 333 748 451 47 48 48 194 | csaeaies, 49 271 276 27 298
4,291 || 66 24) 47] 182 54] 325} 777 | 424 46 50; 153] 283 91) 68| 302) 321] 37] 209
4,596 |} 79, 6&| 35/ 236| wi] Sot] 547] 389 53 43) Ud | 257 Jo... 53| 405] 276] 21] 354
3,776 || 97! 40) 28) 233 89 | 479] 366] 294 46 55 | 149) 193] 118] 35] 297! 176| 26] 278
732 q | 2) 6 40 27 133 73 65 9 12 8 WY bewsscee 5 59 23 7 82
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Ward 19—Contiuued.

Sanitary district B

Males
Females

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One or both parents fur- 5 M..

eign. SF ee

Foreign born.......-..------- Me:

Colored

Birthplaces of mothers:

United States ............---- {ee
England and Wales .-.-.....- {eo
Ireland ...-------------++---- ; Fr.
Germany ..---..---++++++-++-- ; Fr.

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Males ----
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Native born

Goth parents native

One or both parents for-
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Foreign born

Colored

Birthplaces of mothers:

United States .....-.-.------- fF: 7

England and Wales ---...---- § ue i

Treland ...-------------+-+--- ; ue i

Germany..-----------------+-- ; al :

Rally. 5 neseeetecsteeced eres ; at a

Sanitary district D..-.--.-.-----------+----

MACS 123 ciacsiz:ssseiersisisvenes Saswlacae

Penrales 22cccccccncccscsccmsiecce s

W ites aecqcos scar sacsemersreestec scent

Native: Dorn nc.20.0-eecd2esieeter set
Both parents native..---- ; a i

One or both parents for-§M..

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Foreign born...-------------- ee
Colored ..---+------- +2222 2222 seer reer
Birthplaces of mothers:

United States ...--.---------- j ahs

M.

England and Wales .....----- ; Yr.

Ireland ...-----+-++------++-- s Mt

Germany .-----+-++--+72-r5ee- :

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AGE.
Months. Years.
All ages.| | | | f | U
Under 3 to 6 | 6 to9 | 9 to 12 | ate Under 5 | 5 to 15 | 15 to 25] 25 to 65] Over 65]. nwa.
1
—|;-—-—- | —-» aac ees eS} |
2,850 | 500 161 148 | 88 | so7 | 1,340 127 175! 965, 250 2
Moe tees rate eel aa eedy eee Seen eek as
264 83 | at | 41 472 |i 690 63 | 36! 509! 113 2
1,391 236 | 78 | 64 | 47 425 | 650 39 | 89 456 | 137 \essieaie bs
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2, 836 $95, 16k, 147 88 | 391! 1,329 125 14, 957 249 2
! | : ] eg — pee —eerees EET AS. 5 a seer | Om
1,913) 495 157 144 | 87) 883} 1,300 113 us 3 Fit. [sewen a
206 || 81 2° 6 6 133 | 191 9. Bi 385 Leese:
292 |! 61 19, 19 | i 110! 163 13 15 65: 3G" fcsnneiee
E \ i !
636 171 59) 88 35 gia! 460! 4245 85 | Elnsteouen
617 166 53 43 34 206) 455 38 | 40 81, Bile caeceea
Wit | Paaoere |e boee df eeteeced 1 13 4, 27 342 |
BAS Wocdcsaayees lengenapealscedeeeet 1 1 ; 8 7j 32 300
' 23 5: \eeavacieed Disses 6 ll 2 1 8 iD |asesteces
| { |
406], 118 27 338 uf 189: 271 28 | ree 71
410 |: 93 30 31 wz{) am. 252 21, 20 Vi
60 || 9 4 6 3] 22) 28 2 3 19
43 |, 2 3 1 1 |! 17 24 Bi (ssitetes 15 |
598 |: 70 23 16 9]| asl 184 21 48 232
527 66 16 14 13} 109 || ~—s 180 15 45! 298
299 | 41 22 u 12 || g6 |! 125 Ml 15 | 118
255 37 15 13 12 || T WL 12 18 87
34 |) 7 2 4 1 | 4 23 1 1 7
38 B ncsswaices 4 2]; 14 30 Ti |encustese 6
2,935 523 173 150 141 987}, 1,586 154 180 gs | 161 6
\acomadsiceak ott.
1,547 283 | 85 78 72 518 814 82 90 486 | 70 5
1,388 240 | 88 72 69) 469 772 72 90 372 | 81 1
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2.929 522 172 150 141)! 985; 1,588 153 180 8849 6
1, 953 sal 166 146 136); 969 |, 1,546 139 107 150 | 10 ]
198 | 58 | 7 15 14. 104 164 9 6 18 | leased
176 ‘| AT | 18 14 16) 95. 150 8 2 13 | DS -[ercictsenae
792 215 | 66 61 57 399 622 62 43 5p hace ccclteceeate
739), 179 64 54 48 345 576 58 54 46 4 1
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4 :
282 | ai | 21 23 20 148 ||
257 |; 71 | 25 20 20/1 136
40 |) 6 1 elacebeens: Bh
32 |! 6 | 2 | 1 3 |! 2
506 |; 62 | 20 | 11 24 117
505 |! 55 16 | 13 13 97
513 |: 85 | 30 | 26 7 | 158 |:
437 73 | 33 30 21 157
14 5 | di lossseed 1 7
8 2 | 1 1 1 |, 5 |,
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701 98 1b 18 10}, 141
hasan ‘ some Sanad | | oy
356 39 | i 6 5 |, gL |
345 39 4 12 5h 60 |
4 i
636 93 15 | 16 10 134 |
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519 3 15! 16 10 h 134 ;
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156 25 5 3 1 34!
153 19 2) Blt ico 26 |
90 2t G. 4 4 340
97 |, 16 2 5 5 28
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

 

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| ' Can- | Heart Child. Dis- Di ! |
i Diar- “art! pirth | Dis- | eases ine
Sear-| Ty- | Ma- |, Con- Whoop-| cer | dis- . eases 3 All
ae let | phoid!larial ae Croup. ay sump- Eee Measles.| ing | and | ease end pi ofthe of the of the ole. Sali: other om |
* ||fever. fever.ifever. i gases, tion. = cough.| tu- | and Ve liver. ous |¥tinary Be. * | causes. ' “|
2 ie mor. |dropsy. eitses. system.| organs. | |
: , : ! |
ooh pe fo eae gg ae a
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2, 859 61 21 i 33 153 51 250 383 252 38 43 54 142 31; 42 \ 231 ; 679 aeatataravese 1
\ 3 | Bes cilahae
1, 468 35 13 19 74 17 137 206 145 i 19 20 20 Cs 21 | 118 247 [secescee 2
1,391 26 8 14 79 34 113 177 107 19 23 34 73 3i 21 : 113 B82) [sees See: 3
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2. 836 61 21 33 153 51 247 378 245 38 42 54 141 31 42 | 230. CIB t 2222222 4
pig ee Hos < 4
1.913] 52° 9) | 16 45| 215) 378) M42 36 ai 12] 60 3] ul | 493 |... eee 5
306 11! 3 9 21 3 31 18 25, ! 7 a see AUS essere 2! 23 |
292 5 2 4 22 9 20 24 23 | 1 ¢ 5 14 7 3 29 '
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636 18 2 6 \ 49 13 88 66 54 | 1l 13 2 19 Jesecweyes 5 37 |
617 7, 2 5 32 21 72 62 38 | 15 14 3, 15} 8 3 | 42
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470 5 8 4 3 > 3) ma: G60. | nese naces|eneeee ss 17 OS liweeneee 13 | 49
443 4 4 4 4 4 15 86 42 1 faceciecaic 25 43 ! 16 15 | 39
3 3 T beemsansies 1 |------ 1 ! uapaianmee ts asian : 1
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31 32 31 4 10 5 3; 38
7 5 8: losieacecad 2 It “Belcdastaenlileacse ‘ 5
3 6 2 1 Tse 1, 3
30 114 55, 3 6 4 10 | 35
30 102 45 3 8 14 | 37 12 10; 37
36 38 32 2 5 a 15) le cece eves 6 \ 26
37 23 14 | 5 2| 10 Lj 9 7 22
5 3 74 Pau sf La Ie i ; 2
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316 VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE 86.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING
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SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Months. Years. |
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. ee ete ie sip nd race ub? x gated Sane i
Allages. | l |
Under3| 8to6é | 6to9 | 9tor2 || Zot o|lunder 5, 5 to 15 [15 to 25 25 toGa | Over 65 | nen
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Ward 19--Continued.
Sanitary district E ...........2..2..22..2--. 2, 453 S71 1,212 | 117 134
21 Males ....2....- 1, 248 | 491 670 | 58 53
3 | Females ....--.- 1, 205 j 380 542 | 59 79
4 WHEE acsceewen eects te vets tet eerie 2,435 | gol) 1,201} 116 LD
os ; Ee Bi arte od SS Al ees er Cole es ae | Rages oad
5 ' ative VOVII.22~ ede derersnesaaee wien 1,711 | 462 173 149 70 | 856 1, 188 | 110 J00
1 i 1 *
i M.. 245: 73 19 28 7 127 167 11 8
G a 3 ne Y oaeSow
| Both parents untae {Fro) Re, 54 28 21 6} 109 149 6 13
7! One ov both parents for- § M-.. 608 ‘ 187 68 44 28 227 458 44 39
| eign. UF 546 | 124 54 49 a7 | 254 368 49 | 412
|
8 | Foreign born....------------- } a 2 Y : ! at
9 COO red scisec oe season besnde seeeemezaczees 10 0% al | 1
: Birthplaces of mothers: i
| Inited S$ fy. 340 108 29 34 12 183 245 211 ll
a0 United States -eccetirsncense EF. 338 | 8 36 2% a 131 208 16 | 16
11 | Borerlauil Wales << oc-s0-: ff .. 39 4 1 2 18 23 1 3
England and Wales iF: 2 | 3 3 Q 1 18 20 F | 3
9 | 7 - she 24
I Trelantncssaastes ee eb aeons Fo) 365 uu 11 1 9 71 109 2] 3
, Seuivaliy : 399 28 11 | 136 197 12! 11
d GeTMANYoebscenretenecreee ats iF. 320 43 20 18 10. 91 134 ui! 38
: AL 10 2 D. seseuveac| edocs, 4 | petScceen
at Italien teisecenanieetsecinse ae sie 18 | 3 3 9 1 3 || » Dee Role a
15 ' Sanitary cistrict F ..-----...--------------- 2,846: 170 130 131 965 | 1, 447 2 155
: pribeaey ee oes VaSiesetca sisi a :
16 | Nee ge rea ee net | 1,544 1 93 7 71 354), 802 Bio
17 (3 FemaleSseo<scciszesemasciesseeet | 1,302 | 17 AS 60 411 645 | 69° 84
4 i
18 | WU Résccvxsassee2nes: er eereee ree ceerene | 2,843 i 533 170 130 Ls 964 1, 445 | 12° 456
—_——-|| - mame = [a] i aoe —
19 | Soa te Wie liieccceadececmunn demnsnus! 1, 867 |! 531 167 129 131 958 1,423 | 119 | 97
I 1 1
\ : ; M. 213 | al 18 16 iL 6 |
eur witiVes.. 2. i nt 1
20 | oth parents native hi i 158 | 37 i 9 13 | Zo | 5
21 | Oue or both parents for. § ME. 793 || 237 72 BT 58) gag: 30
i eign. F.. 662 | 168 46 45 | 324 | 41
i : ' i
| Rater z 6M..| 519 |’. 3. 9 5
22h Foreign boritscessseascexs este) pe” 448 i a 7 piece
23 | Colored .. 2h Saleh cr spear es eae ean ; 13 lie.
1 TS de Fook Pe eatin ds ptm, Mh NC Clare tyes ieee
i Birthplaces of mothers: |
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24 United States .......22..2..2. Se 101 2 19 163 s Be
| Ke. bd 21 16 108 10 2
25 | England and Wales .....--.-- ; F.. : g : ; Ht 2 7
| = 5 : ae 1 :
26 Vielatidwecenciscascormsene age ; a ia a ra . iS 3 119
e : ; M. 107 38 31 201 a ae
27 ChETIMAN Yee sis eeceiesecnecaes Pp 78 26 a1 VL 8 237
i 26 2 147 | 36 153
28 PoWOMiiacees siscectceecenssces tF ao ie ° a : 34
| = { 6 18
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29 | 1,743 444 168 125 65 | 802, 1, i4 | 402
' te pao oa om Vette ye cai Tas
30 | 915, 249 90 65 3G) 440 | | : 31 214 |
ot ! B38 195 78 69 29 362 | 471 20 43 188 |
32 | NH dacce sens ceoecce ee eeneecoyebad 1,729 441) 166 125 63 795 |) 994 | 55 v4 396 |
23 | NAtiNe UGE cccee ohh scgte shane | x3, 26u 69 su; | Sn | a
| . |
34 | Goth parents native... iy a a 3 d 6 oe | oS 3
2 5
| 7
35! One or both parents for- ¢ M 5) |
I 0 1
a aft 1864/3 s,ecveec
} eign bor ; a 1 2
36 | Foreign born i 168 |...0. 0. 5 | 5 F
37 : Colored) s2edexsestinieeen eam seen eeqones 14 || 7 ' ARs aera sea ee
Birthplaces of mothers: ! '
seal Stator pM. 216) sed gg a
38 United States ..---.--------- UF | 199 | 32 |, os | “4 1
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39 | England and Wales uy 4 : : leoeeees gilteeteeg:
CM. 104 3 ;
40 | Ireland re 5 | 3 1
41 | France .----.-------++++--+--- pie 5 . PRRs FE Raa [aie cena asaie
; ; (M.. 4 7 Ge wees
PMA Vinweieciccis gs yneerses ee > H 26 | i
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NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. o17

MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continned.

 

 
 

 

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| | | : san. | Chila- i Dis-
| Di ) Can- | Heart) firey | Di a Dis-
Scar-| Ty- | Ma. ia) Con Whoop-| cer | dis- | ?y 0) S| Gases | eases : All
cae | let. phoid, larial Div Croup. rheal Lan Pneu- Measles.| ing and | ease an or the! of she | of the Olt Sell other Kiowa
SCS. | tover.|fever. fever. \ S| tion. penne cough.}| tu- | and ye lurinary Be - | causes. ;
\ i eases. i ; 1 . is- |liver.) ous « i
| | mor. ( rayisy. | eases. | sy stem. org ‘ans.
i | t i i
Sod ee a Len Siero: ml { ee mad a eR pen Ble | i i '
ao ort ae a er
2,453) 45 7) a! ns 18) 49) 265198 45 36] 8) 10 176 136 1
pistes eae a 7h all> ye : ? Bi a aie oe a at rn nt) af i ie 0 as 3
| 1,248} 18 | 103 19 | 23! 65 /........ | 6' gf) 72 2
1 1,203] 27 93 26 17} 60; 65 2K | 12 83} OL 3
2,435] 45 3
i711 || 42 l
| 245 7 :
i 252, | 4
| 608) 9
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| 344 2 |
| 370 |
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1 7 41 16
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4 23) 55
1 6 23, 65
; 6: 521 39
0 35! 26
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L 2,846 | 62 340/846
| “1544 | 38] 197 | 202
1,302 || 24 143; 144
2.813 | 62 340, 346!
1.867 | 60 204) 150
a3} 8 99°17
158 | 6 AG 10
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795 || 29 wg. TL
662 || 16 107, 49
519 1 92 118
448 1 13 83
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1,729] 25 i} i! Bt, W987 | 133) 161 33 20039) 71 WM) 15) tol, 0) 19 2) 32
psf oof ya | 2! 90; G7! 7 13 1 16) 38 gs! 9] 59° 55° 4: m4! 933 1! 33
1 ; : ‘ | j
160 3 2 Aa fh eo! ou | 14 | 11 esate ses | tees fe 10h adapts ec Ww; 20 eel | ea) 30 oe tsa
| 161 5 1 1 GC! 3 8 2, 16 2 | 1 10 4. ah at a iy 8!) 1B; 36 | I
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192 10 1 2 15 | re 17 2 4] 5 6. 8: levees ' 12 | Tai czinee , 26) 30 [ic weneee 5
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SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND
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13
14

16
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19

21

22

23

29

20
31

32
33

34

Ward 19—Continued.
Sanitary district H.............-22.022.-2--

 

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One or both parents or

eign. Fes

Foreign born........--------- § ut i

(OLONGU, | staiz eiaicresizaintsicicinic Re pieelstsisiciialsia ce
Birthplaces of mothers:

United States ........2..22-2- s ates

England and Wales........-- ie 7

Prelan@: ec saccde cdececicsiende 5 a

Germany M

Bohemia ..

 

 

 

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Mal GS coersaisies-cteieecines aiexicaid |
Females: sceezeccecacesseeasay st
White
NATIVE DORR: coc ch secwatccensianciicn
Both parents native ..... a
One or both parents for-§ M..
eign. F.
Foreign born .---.-...-.-.--- i
GUlOPeU x 2 ceursssiewisesinee sense sessecee
Birthplaces of mothers:
United States...---...-...--. ; Mes
England and Wales......--.. se
Treland 2 ose. eceesieeeeeteins ie
5 M..
Germany ..--------------+---- r.
Bohemia ...------------------ ae
Sanitary district K ......-..---------------
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Foreign born ...------------- ; as

Colored ...-----+---02- ee eee eee ee eee eee
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PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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== =" fal :
j Months. Years.
pS ela tees GaeaC iaiE teee, , Senes Seedee
Allages. | | | i
Under 3} 3 to6 6to9 to 12 | total | Under 5) 5 to 15 {15 tu B52 25 to vo er 65 Pam
| :
late wee heen tages asset eect enn oe Nh seagate ea a |
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3,112 a7 | 205 159 | 146 1,087 1,687 . 145 155 !

1,610 337 M1 83 I 78 609 | 915 75 75

1, 502 | 240 94 76 | 68 48 772, 70 80

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3, 071 367 204 58 | 144 1, 073 | 1, 672 | 144 152

2, 028 545 188 147 | 133 1,013 | 1,579 128 39
218 64 16 a1! 9 110 || 169 9 5
194 30 15 17} 8 90 | 145 8 3

\
827 238 82 54 61 435 654 38 4l
693 157 61 48 4g 315 || 530 32 38
|

456 1 11) ii 25
514 ‘ 13 9 38
41 15 1 3
351 109 30 28 16 183 275 21 1L
299 73 24 21 18 136 220 16 5
31 9 3 2 1 15 QGN lessee oa 3
26 1 9B tcl shctstou [oe . 4 15 2 2
592 89 26 15 152 254 32 38
605 65 19 22 1 212 30 42
328 35 17 15 103 161 17 16
312 50 13 14 92 156 18 19
76 4 12 6 48 57 2 1
65 10 5 5 29 30) |esaccee a 3

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1, 108 216 84 5 65 440 661 33 44 298 50 2
605 130 51 36 37 254 373 32 24 153 29 1
503 86 33 39 28 186 288 21 20 145 28 1

1, 074 208 83 72 64 4297 647 33 44 282 46 2
767 206 82 68 G4 420 634 47 30 5b Voeey vale | 2

6G 16 8 6 5 33 39 Bill siesta
32 19 4 6 5 34 47 3 1
357 99 41 27 31 198 ; 288 26 Ww
266 37 26 29 23 135 | 220 15 i
idl Paseancece|s a ae texcnes 1! 4 3 6
158 1 1 -| 2 5 3 8
34 | 8 1} 3 1 1B. Sel eaecascasie xl beatae
|
110 342 13 7 10 j 62 , 90, 3 21 a3
83 26 6 9 6 47 69 4 2) 7
9 4 oe 4) B. | cpeicirssienera tmaarciscies : 4
12 [awvenees Saacneas 1 4 1 1] $
51 25 7 4 3 | 41 68 9 10 | 3
14 13 7 9 2 are 49 7 7 | 58
163 | 30 18 3 lL G4 92 12 10 | :
146 | 26 7 9 13 | 35 33 6 8 |
89 18 5 1 8 44 62 4 1 |
61 | 8 6 4 4. 22 42 P [sbiiscicron dl
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572 | 1w3 | 7 10 9: 139 202 36 | 32 |
ata EAE ey ite das talice a pa ir ell | gen ee =
294 | 37! 9 4 4 | 74 104 24 19 |
278 16) 8 6 Fy 65 | 98 12 13 |
568 102 | 7 10 9° 138 198 36 32
svt} 102: 17 10 gil 438 197 wel 4!
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79 19 | te) l 1 25 | 39 9 |
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108 30 | 6 3 4 |! 45 70 6 8
105 g 6 |
85 ! 1 3 |
Hi) UW atdeeeee cetawanssmcmmsemor) AME A Pesta erchedmatee N cdeaaiaam
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112 27 | d 1| 1 |) 33 47 3 5 | 32 | yi.
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59 4 ; 29 8
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319

MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continned.

CAUSE OF DEATH.

 

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| ! | ' Can- | Heart Dis- | pig. |
| Diar- ; i A birth | Dis- | eases :
Con-': Whoop-| cer | dis- sl of the} eases +7! All i
Croup rheal ‘sump | Pueu- ‘yfeasles. ing | and | ease and pu-eases| of the) of the | Old | Still | gine, | Un- |
dis- tion, ; Monia. Gourh:| ta: | and erperal of the! nerv- nrinary| #¢ born. Naawecs known.
‘ eases. ea hy mor. \dropsy dis- liver.| ous Seaanes A i
| | “y **) eases. | system. | OTSans- i
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74 376 364 324 56 123 ot’ 88 156 1 238) 700. 1: 12
43 187! 174: 162 19 | 55 |ooceeee | oa gl Bel ass 410 1) 2
31! 189 190° 162 37, «68 gi!) 17 Bi | 8} 101 290 Seton 3
14 375 353-319 BBS 34 56) 119; a1 | 36 201 w2| i] 229 | 696 li 4
67; 333} 132 192 a 33 8 38 | 11 | 10 118 4t| 3] 229 MGS tiaends 3
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Bi 64 9° Bag eddie tl 3 10 Oi eascs 7) G02 chon a 7
6) 31! 1} 2 : cee 19, BO dawns sae .o
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21; 125) 49! 14¢ 2 $21 138 beveue een Ly
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2 9: 100) 32 | 105 1'y 8
4 19) 119: 58 ; BB heat ene 5
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10 5! 18 Fi dandve | 46
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pgsatans om 6 | 2 3 pescer| 3
Lgauenaa 5 | 3 20 1 Tees
11 533) 89! 5 1 6 36, 2) Bs!
8 35 | 102 | 66 7! s| 23. pt £7 23
12; 38 36 29 6 | 1; 10 17 Li 27)
6; 431 37| 29 3 | a) 7 16; 1 26
1p af FH 8 eee eee 1: 8 [aves u
1 9 11; 8 T Syesweed 1 Dlewemcae 4
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Nisha oe a a ro a
20; 92! 65! 0 16 | 7 #41, 61
Wi 83 61 43 6! | 20 1 33
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| AGE.
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"SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, ANT |! Mone
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. oer ' —
All ages. 1
Under3| 3to6 | Gto9 | 9toI2 | aes Under
| |
i vo ios | — ee ae nar
‘ Ward 19—Continued. | | | i
Sanitary district L..... 2.222. .0222..222---- 3,129 | 659 228 176 138 |; 1,201 |! 1,792
7 — — }j- wo tae
1, 646 395 124 90 69 || 678 989
1,483 : 264 104 | 86 | 69 |i 523 ' 8033
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3,121 | 659 228 176 136 j 1,199 1,789
——$—==| - mt SSS] = ih Lives a rent) | pean
2,135. , 658 204 | 171: IL |, 1,184) L734
i \ | | {!
we M.. 219 68 a1 13° eae 14: 171
Both parents native. ...-. ‘e “ 173 » 51 17 | 7 10 | 95 134
i 5
One or both parents for- 5M. 922 323 100 | 72 58 SAS 1 789
eign. 794 | 207 85 66 . 3 413: G42
| . ‘ |
se 481 I|--------- 2 Ieseaetese | 3) 10
Foreign born 489 | Stace 1, 1: 3) 4, 10
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Wolovelushassmseaws tosses siceciotgecines 8 See call i ccotesalsiecencie eis 2 2 $
Birthplaces of mothers: ar | 6g | i |
Duss ‘ M. 309 | 28 17! 19 163 255
Tite Stites es yessuense ir. 264 | BL A, 20
| F 35 i
foglent and Wales ff] BYR) A) BE
ee ee 2 eae 2) ee
; ; M. 433 97 34 21} 14 |} 166 | 240
CEE AI yeasty iF. 380 58 | 7 25 | 18 | 128 | 188
A M. 170 49 22 2° 8! 91 118
olioni al cegssves se aeedsbassee tr: 133 BL, 1B ve 10 | 70 | 101
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Sanitary district M.........--.------+---+-- 1,534 | 317 | 129 109 | & 640 996
soe pen oe ee [- - tae es
Males 818 180 , 76 62: 43 | 361 532
Females... 716 |] 137 | 53 47 42 279 464
Wiit@s co.cc ccc cece ee eceeeweewedtec ccc 1,53. 317 129 | 109 8&5 640 996
Pree I a ws
Native. born .....--.--------+-----+- 1, 108 317 ; 7
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Both parents native....-- i ef a
One or both parents for- ¢ M.. 491 143
cign. Rae 429 114
ba pat M. 220
Foreign born....------------- FE. 197
GUIOREU sos 2524 ceencsngiee? sete meeedec| semen yeee Teese Bee ies we wie
Birthplaces of mothers: a si }
United States......-..00--- ie 106) 30
be 8 i
England and Wales ..-..----- iP: 9 | i oe =
M. 142 || 2
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M 229 |" 51 | i Ria
Germanys ces seeceeee ee coon irl im? wt | pe ao gt
ies M.. 134 29 14 | 15 | 1 jj 69 | 109
OMS Sar SERS HEIs F 154 |: 33) 10° 13 i 67 | 114
2 ; ah |
Sanitary district N .--.-------------++---+- 1, 178 190 | M 41 45 il 307 , 457
611 1 2y 25 U5 lv! 18) 961
564 6s 16 16 Is 118 y 196
White. ..--. 2222-22222 eee eee eee eee 1, 148 138 38 aK 39 206 | i
Native Dutttiicc-.ccncc-ce.aned aeseeses 790 ‘i 1ny a7 : a7 al 292 | dar
i ' 7 :
bats M..i 1635 46 a 9 3 Gao 92
Both parents native.....- ie : a7! 9g | ; | 5 6 i 2 !
| 1 :
7 M.. 70 16 1 8 107 | 149
or both parents for. 5M ae ‘
eR ye Yas #8 9 10 | nC
socmncl M..: 151 | 9 i
Foreign born...---------++--- Bas 172 i 3
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Colored... 02. .2--20222- 22 eee erste cece ‘ 27 2 | 3 3 3 11 15
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Birthplaces of mothers : 2s ve ' | 0 | : ‘
United States... see | oe a Oe a ae
England aud Wales ..--.----- He] 2 5 fe - Lae J Lg 809 . ;
M.. 25° u“ 4 Declares : xy 37
Ireland .-.----+------+++--0-- {i a iss 10 | erene 3 siesinsits a i : ir
gMo] 10, 19: 6 2 1! a1 1
ASETRIRHY seneeeys etessese cs om a a 7 2 4 4 3 33
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5 to 15 [15 to 25
138 | 142
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68 65
70 7
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112 | 84
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9! 28 348
13 | 30 320
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19 1 10 7
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16) 27 162 |
16 27 182
20 16 127
20 | 21 112 |
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NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 321

MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

 

 

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TABLE 86.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT

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1, 668 293 82 86 | 37 518 | 814 | 81 108 518 145 2
3,412 | 655 201 184 | Md ff 1,154) 1,748 | 167 186 | 1,026 283 2
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2,363 | 653 199 181 | 112] 1,146 1,720 | 152 131 311 48 1
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356 115 34 19 | 16 184 262 a1 | 9 48 WG) Iseseanca
295 | 72 22 23: 16 133 2u5 17 | 15 37 2h seascses
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481 | 149 246 363 32 i2. 58
HO: 12 196 311 31 24 48 |
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69 | 7 21 32 5 6 19 |
446 63 123 | 186 23 29 176 |
499 33 99 | 157 4 35 234
397 103 189 | 272 21 21 214
467 80 135 | 214 21 33 160 |
92 2 5 | 9 1 2 7
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2, 268 478 876 |! 1,319 121 us | 568 146, 1i
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1,065 295 409 608 61! 591 966 70 ; i
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i91 | 58 100 142 13 i
625 | 182 | 335 496 41 28 |
582 | 162 | 299 438 44 32 |
BBL ipccseaceient 4 13 7 17 | 221 TB sas
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230 |: 36 65 87 10 9 99 25
234 | 39 64 89 13 17 95 20
478 | 95 172 261 21 22 | 134 40 |
336 | 63 147 |; 215 20 25 | 100 26
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323

MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

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TasLe 86.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING
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AGE.
SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Mouths. ie
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. j ——— "I ’
All ages. ! TU:
: Gerla reall eteat aes , 2H
Under 3! 3to6 Gto9 | 9to12 reer ' Under 3! 5 ty 15 | 15 to 25/25 to 65 | Over 65 own,
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tel) NERO LO iraneising Yeti dieweic cancun na cag uce@ek sue 15, 862 2.796 £08 692 564 4,960 |; 7,389 | O74 | 9s7 | 5,473 1,329 10
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2 Malegt.scsnetaectacac se abaieuses 8,313 |) 1,555 491 361 soz |) ama], 4019} 3a 472| 2,941 pol 2
3 PeOmales 25035012620 dnnnencinns vexen 7,549 1, 241 417 331 257 || 2,246 3,370 353 515; 2.522 778 1
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4 Whites sc cocetevesee een sterecessesce dhe 14,933 |} 2,567 844 642 526 | 4,579 | 6,891 646 | 931, 5,181; 1.274] 30
4 eae pee Oops
5 Native born .......-..0...22..---22000- 9,872 || 2,559 832 634 512 || 4,537 | 6,779 590 , 655 | 1,594 250 3
872 | 537 |:
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iy M 1, 624 |; 410 151 93 68; 722} ~—-1, 099 72 56 321 G6 |i sae sea
& Bothy parents nates. ans0:% tro] Tao ; 373119 81 71 |; 644) 944 Bhi 233 408'| ooo cs
m 5 a 5 It 962 296 230 ‘4691 |) 2,508 207 260 504 13 3
’ One or both parents foreign . { Po. 2979 | 700 253 212 is7 i 11338 | 2037 239 258 429 93 | uicee
‘ M 2,516 i i eee 1 ch 9 46 28 125 | 1,885 430 2
5 MOn eine DObtu ate saees ete eure fro) 3a | 2 i 4 if 8 47 28 149 | 1676 592 |... |
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9 Colores vom cae eee tend nae ee Sec 929 |) 999 64 50 38 381! 498 28 56 299 55 |... ee.
Birthplaces of mothers: ! :
6 United Stat M..} 2,532 | 678 237 158 119! 1,192} 1,753 107 92 484
8-2-2022 e seers e eee ee Sh 2) 294 605 188 141 110 |i 1,044 |) 1,523 131 115 te
M.. 276 52 15 8 10 85 || 121 14 4 10
11 England and Wales......--...--. § ve 251 | 35 16 13 4 | 68 99 i 12 92
M..| 2, 685 | 334 110 70 67 581 907 108 213 | 1,240
12° Treland .-.+--+++-s00-sesesee seers ; F.-] 2,805 || 228 95 66 58 fi a7 |) 797 118 230} 15381
a ’ M.. 132 | 20 3 4 6 |i 33 |' 55 8 9 45
13 Seoulan de saiecer:Syrse se treaty iro] 7! 19 3 6 3) 33 52 8 11 45
: M..| 1,818 304 84 79 a1 538 781 60 115 712
14 Germany --.-----.+--2-+ +e sees ee iF } i340 | 208 71 72 46 |, 397 || «G07 56 105 423
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15 Sanitary district A .........--.-2.2222-2--- 2,640 | 441 164 116 93 814 1, 243 114 169 928 ISG! | scare ainiee
16 Maies 1, 334 241 83 51 54 431 |. 663 49 78 466 BE | szncveen
17 Females .. 1, 306 200 i 65 39 393 «50 65 91 462 OB! | anc ce.
18 Whi beck sacl siaciciictodeeehe orig ' 2,613 | 436 164 115 92 807 1, 234 113 165 919
9 Native born .......200002-.00eeeees lerl  @ 161 15) 88 796 |, 1,210 104 uz 240 Dial cock
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Zar M..! 246 56 31 92 19 128 | 190 10 3 18) Niioie se
20 Both parents native ...-. f Pl, 204. 67 23 li | 9 113 || 1i6 17 8 i Ws; tt eee ;
| One or both parents fur-¢M..' 627 | 171 53 29 ! 33 286 | 443 4 51 97 Lid Rear |
21. eign. Fo. 546 115 54 48 25 242 || 367 42 54 al O:lheceke a
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: s M. 417 | ecemeqses|iencanasee|eacas tes 2 2 10 3 99 315 67
22. Horeisn born zaessusesseeeess § F. 488 eee TL |e sccsiecen lesevevers 1 5 6 26 360 91
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23 | Colored! cccassestecieietucewsetenseacans 37 | B leseaueae a 1 Th 9 1 4 9 el ore aw
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i ; tea States {Me 343 81 40 28 25 | 174 266 16 5 49
24 mu ane ees eater FE. 304 88 25 25 | 15 153 238 20 15 18 |
25 | England and Wales.......... ie a3 ip eee a boar’ au a 20 , : 18 :
M. 661 | 92 24 14 | wi (147 296 23 56 208 |
26 | Prelend seas aisecha esate iF 3 682 37 a i | 12 | 115 175 28 57 351 |
M. 28 BB AGI ase a 7 16
27 Scotlam le ates ocrh eee iP 4 35 9 3 4 | 2 18 a1 3 oer eS 5
7 M. 164 30 M4 6 8 58 88 3 10 32
28 German scsceans-sgcsersiasiys iF 142 17 11 15 3 48 7 10 10 41
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29| Sanitary district B........eeeeeeeeeee eee sa7 |} 864) 66] tat) a6} 967 a.se5| 23} 203 | aya — 2
a6 Males Soop ade aueeestauin caed 1, 686 327 92 wo! 62 551] 770 65 96 622| 131 2
ot Females....-...-.-------000---- 1,531 237 a 61 | 44 416 616 38 107 552 108 eccceea-
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32 | Witte seeseesecisc omen cb aeeeousn eee 2,714 446 133 104 | 86} = 769} 1,121 108 168, 1,017 | 293 2
Nai e Dob ideas saccseschat eeldipen 1,757 444 w2! jon fag 764 | 1,107 92 193 302; ql od
33 | |
' fc M 333 75 25 18 | 10 128 185 l4 18 a4! DO oes
34 Both parents native -.... iF 584 || 66 33 | 19 | 8 116 161 B 17 a 3
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' One or both parents for- § M. 593 | 167 52 | 35! 36 290 416 | 36 48 89 3 1
ao | eign. ir 460 | 114 al | 25 26 196 308 | 28 39 | 73 Ty lomwasves
ae M.. 465 } 3 ae 5 Bad .
36 Boreign: born .ac:24itoesass { ¥ “| 486 | 1 6 | 7| pe: baagce) geet sack ‘
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‘97 Colored : 503 : : 198 265, 15 | 35 137 Oi ese es.
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Birthplaces of mothers: af ail a és st | gat gt ! i
; ; 545 5 ‘ : ! 74 | 385 | 5 33 172
38 United States.---..---+--+++- iP sgl || 2a | 40 38 | > 293 | 331. 30! dg
i . M.. 65 |) 13 4 1 7 i 7
39 | England and Wales...--.---. ie 7 BL | 10 3 5 : deee is ze is : ao ' 3 i a
| M 414 47 17 12 i 83 137 35 183
40. Ireland ..--------+-++++rs+-++ F 477 31 12 9, 12 64 |: 99 39 2350 |
i M.. % | 13 6 2 3 My 31 | 4 35
41) Pr ant scnc22% cececeeeececnces EF. 33 |! 6 5° 1 | i: 13 || 18 | 2 1!
; tie 287 | 50 Bu! 4 10 72 | 97° 9° 16 197 |
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

   

   

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Diar- . birth | Dis-, eases j
Sear-| Ty- | Ma- . Con- Whoop-| cer dis- [Se eases >, | All
ae | let |phoid|larial papi Croup Thea! sump- aueu Measles.| ing | and | ease ant Marie oF Alte : of the ola Sul | other ene
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mor. dropsy. eases. jaystem. organs. | !
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15, 862 || 252] 138] 114 | 679 333 | 1,677 | 2,193 | 1,427 182 212! 327] 726 150} 218} 1,222) 999 | 99 1,222 | 3,686 6 | 1
8,313 || 128) 7 55 | 336 180 | 901 | 1,177 776 99 95 | 110] 356 }.......- 4! 651 538 | 28 | 707 | 1,990 2} 2
7,549 | 14] 68) 59) 343 153! 776 1, 016 651 83 17; 217] 370 150} 104571 461] 71) 5151 1,696 4 3
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14,933 || 250} 133 | 108, 672 329 | 1,583 | 2,038) 1,324 178 195 | 314] 689 U1] 215} 4,142; 944} 97) 1,113 | 3, 464 4: 4
9,872 |} 931] 55] 68} 645 316 | 1,434! 965 767 172 189! 771 270 sv 53) 724 324} 20 1,113 | 2,388 4 5
1,624 || 32 9); u 88 52] 2071) 128 126 30 351 19 eee 8 | 139 67 2' 180 AAT So ceinaes 26
1,440 || 28 3| 15 98 40} 187-101 130 18 32] 30 35 18 8; 103 44] 13) 135 371 is
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2,979!) 76| 20! 19] 219 101} 450; 333 212 61 73) 29 17 39} iv] 217 81 2) 298 660 25
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2,516! 9! 37) 18 14 4 62 573 311 4 3 85] S10 |seccenas 84} 217 BIB) Olas ssc 548 |..-....- ‘de
2,482 | 9o| 41] 22 13 a 781 497 240 1 2) 152] 206 81; 78) 198 301] 53 Joo. 5U0 i-------. 1g
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goo || 8 5 6 7 4 94} 155 103 4 17, 13 37 9 3 £0 551 2! 109 299 | og. 9
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2. 532 43| a| 21{| 124 74j 331) 224 207 39 35° (19 Bi lige sauee 12 217 102; 2! 291
2, 294 60 6| 22] 142 56} 294} 186 212 27 56 39 88 28} 10! 178 66) wu! 216
276 6 4 3 9 4 27 | 25 29 4 2. 18 feces 3 19 24; 1! 16
251 5 Tel eeapsee 8 2 24 25 25 1 43 13 19 7 2 | 21 7i 6, «16
2, 685 37 | 94] 20 88 43) 219] 519 275 31 19} 30] 122 44 183 228 121 153
2, 805, 35 | 32{ 26 17 39| 195 | 554 239 24 31) 91] 167 64] 63; 203 267; 35 | 94
132 3 3 pecsaen 13: eceeeioes 10 10 16 1 2 1 Bi fuexcecs 37) 10 15 jasceens R
137 7 ee 7 1 11 18 12 5 3] 5 8 Bi llsence 12 Th 2 8
1,818 25 | 19 1 75 42; 210 | 275 163 7 ll} 38 99 |sneveee 40, 151 wi; 8 145
1,340 14} 21 9 7 38 | 172) 152 106 14 38 | 47 37 38 92 64; 8 112
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1.334) 18} 10 5! 5B 201 156 | 9061 130 27 wi a! 49 fees. 16 98 8, «2 98
1, 306 | we} 15) 45 38 21° 144} 193 105 | 23 21) 26! 52 30) 28 89 | 95: 10 85
2,613 | 3; 9} 2 110 41, 298, 394 233 | 30 39° 37) 300! 29] 44° 184 1g2' 12 381
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1, 694 | 28 7 | 13 | 105 40) 268 181 130 49 37 3| 39 10 S 124 61 1 181 ,
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224 4 1 3 2 31 9 24 6 7 5} 9} 1 2 1, 30
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104 41! 298 | 187 119 23 371 17 76 12! 10 139 | Ta ARS
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486; 2 5/3 1 1} 10 91 50} |esendeeis foactrestel 16 40 ws at 47
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Taste 86.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK AND IN FKACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING
PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

   

 

 

 

      

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

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SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Mouths. | nears:
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. ; 1 j .
Allages.” i i ‘ |
Under3| 3to6 | 6to9 | 9 to 12 te Under d| 5 to 15 | 151025 25 to65 | Over 65 Hewes
i ~ og a ee |r nee ear ee err i sl
Ward 20—Continued. : ' | | i i
1 Sanitary district C.....2.....-.--2222-2005. 2. 264 371 110 95 82, 658 1, 062 119 | 123 | 77 | 185 4
un Nicsaacmemetace
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2 Malesia witnesses 1.201 | 208 63 47 44) 302 588 sink! aI]
3 Penialesysc 92 psviarenmcsttione = 285 1, 063 163 47} 48 38 ; 296 | 474 64 65 | 3359 | IL j--------
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4 WANES oe ee col aca oe See teee ae 2, 244 ; 368 110 | 93 80 651) 1,053 119 | 121 | 762 + 185 | 4
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5 Native ort seoxes ne arceaeeeseenaess 1, 468 367 108 89 80 | Gi4.| 1,035 m1} 87 | 203} 32 | ere
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en 247 72 22 | 15 8 | ‘ 183 14: 8 | 33! Wo oec!
6 Both parents native.-.... 203 j 3° 9 13 339 18 a 23 | AGH oon
7 One or both parents for- 523 129 16 31 35 |, 381 35 se | ee 1 | ese
eign. 452 12 32 31 23 ! 203 43 40 64 eee
; es = = eal
8 Foreign born ......---------- | 7 2 1 be 3 emcee’ a
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9 Colored : 0’ hncBinew cee 2 | DN fiaxe setteraenssie, ues ste
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Birthplaces of mothers: ae ; ' ; a ! i ‘ ji |
: M.. 333 |! 101 29 21 13 |i 1 252 16 13 | 4 Oe cele
ay United States: sesos se ees s 1Fo| 360 73 18 16 Bi 1M 192 | 92 u 28
3 |! H 2,  [wemanacsis '
ll England and Wales ..-.-.... he 3 : ° ; 2] : sok iB 8 | 2 ! 3 2) i
M. 485 | 7 14 9 13 91) 162 | 29 34:29
od Treland cos c-e-2ts<¥y padeae's iF 500 |} 44 13 B 0! 52 138 | 58 40 239
2 29 |: 2 2) 7 16 ig 9
aS Septlands asst assesesesedsres iP 24 oa re aetanat an he 3 y i 3 II 7 2 2° 9
‘many M.. 193 28 | 9 rh 9 37 |i 82 | 10 8! 79
14 German yevsrrsnoe os eee iF 146 26 8 7 3) 44 70 | 5 9. 50
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15 Sanitary district D......-.--2--2.-2--22---- 2, 428 |; 4:8 139 90 6G 743 || 1, 048 78 154 885 263: \ rise
16 MALbHy cicee ose recteaneee any 1,292 |) 969 | 80 50 as | 437 || | 37 vol 479 WOT ese ws
17 Female : 1, 156 |; 179 59 $0 28 306 |! 449 | 41 84 | 406 T5Gs seces sea
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18 WHO dew wes ee gepeweeeuigcensr cidade 2,210 |i 379 124 79 56 638 924 | 73 147 | 812 Dont Sara
19 ' INATIVO DOEN cx cecice sss veheotemuesan 1,469 |, 379 123 7 53 652 i 911 70 106 | 308 OAS Les copacay Sears
| a
‘ ‘ X 300 9 2 12 128 182 | i 7
20 Both parents native.---.- it >60 |; ae 3 13 i a : Ae - Hy | is
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21 Oue or both parents for- § M-.. 474 1' 142 | 46 31 18 237 |) 328 | 25 36 80 Di ecerece!
eign. F.. 375 |: 86 | 27 21 2 146 || 231 26 40 tae TNichetbad
any M.. 367 |... | 1 : i 27 itil eSyerdio ee
22 Poet Dots csveeeneees ee Bes | od, 4) ab PB) Bhocs
23 Colored .oc.2edeeccaaesenauracumsenetise 218 | Ce 3 fa AT ested
Birthplaces of mothers: | 5 ; se : |
; HG 37 23 22 |) 99 305 | 12 15 15} 31
24 UMM SACS saessasereneace 2! 35 21 15 || 173 a) 19 2} 96) 38
25 England and Wales...--..--- 1 2 1 i 14 19 | 4 ! 2 | <
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26 Treland.-.246 22.2226 Reamer | 131 a0
27 | Branc@.o222 25 i aseseeeerer sie 4 | 28 2
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96 | Cente, coscrreexeevencnen ! ! ot =
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29 Sanitary district Bacascceeesc2oeecc sce ccs 1,007 166 2
1 pence 1 Sey ei sath
20 | Maies ....-----.2----- 5 571 3 | 1
31 i Femuales:...cse2-20te22- ! 436 91 1
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32:4 White....--.------------- +--+ +e eee eee ‘ \ 1,000 166 | 2
i -—— ‘| co Mite ea J
33. Native born.....------------------- | O44 9 1
| | ;
34 Toth parents native....-. fe. I si 4
. ; * | 1
35. One or both parents for-§ M.. 811 230 02 69 48 409 616 46 a6 1 1: 1
i vign. Ur. 746 17 76 54 47 34 549 4s a0 93 1 elecasien
4 M. 1 21, 2 4 L: ieee
36 Foreign bor... ees esses ie Ye 4
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37 | Colowell Saeee sie seas acetate el ake | rf SOE ua eae cetnedsas
| ; ; ; | \ : \
Birthplaces of mothers: I | | | : |
| Pees M.. nov! 20 | an! 33 | wi 3 | 332 : 33 3°
38 United States i a 368 || 113 | 211 301) 2055 808 O14 J
M.. : 3 3 2 51.
39 England and Wales ....---.-- ee ae I is | re : 1 ! a g
M.. 576 | 75 | 7 17 il ist! 197 272 4
40 Lveland.------++-+-+-+02e2+e0+ ; F.. 349: 4 7 15 Ij 92 | 166 205 51 |.
“3 M.. 20 1 e ae 2 9 ll 6 1}.
41 Scotland ...-------+++++2-+ 2+ Sir ie 23 1 4 11 5: 12 - 5
i - M.. 532 |; 102 18 |! wi 274 203 28
a) Germany...----+---++--++ oes ; Bip 398 0 il 2h 1484 216 101 27

 

 

 

 

   
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CAUSE OF DEATH.
Child-| .- Dis- ‘
% Can- | Heart | ;; . Dis-
e Diar- . birth | Dis- | eases
Sear-| Ty- | Ma- i Con- Whoop-| cer | dis- eases 2 All 5
aa let phoid larial pink Croup. rhea sump- poet Measles.| ing | and | ease cr Serna oF the of the Old Sul: other |y sown
ba 3 lltever.ltever. fever. eases.| tion. i cough.| tu- | and Vie. liver.) ous. |"tinmary; “P™" “Jeanses.! "
mor. |dropsy:| oases, system,| OTS4ns.
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| 2,264) 55; 16) 21] 124 52 | 236] 322) 194 29 33] 51 96 15] 35 160 122! 16
1,21) 24! uf] ou 68 27{ 123] 170!) 105 13 W!} 18) 41 J...-...- 20 90 72 2
1, 063 | 31 5} 10 56 95] 1s] 152 89 16 22| 33 55 15| 15 70 50] 14
2d) 55) 15) a1] 123 52 | 235] 318 193 29 32) 51 95 15} 34 160 118} 16
1,468 | 53 5} 312} us! 51] 209; 138] 116 28 ar] oa 36 4 8 98 32 4
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uz og] a] 8] 6) 8| 30| 16 11 2 i 3 De ate 1 27 9 |...
20541 12 beoeace 3 19 | 7 32 13 15 2 6 4 8 Ay vee il 3 4
523 | 16 1 4} 49 18 73 63 42 10 10 1 8 [costes 4 27 9 fence
452017 2] 3 32 17 67) 44 43 | rr uj} 3 15 3| 3 29 9 fees
"SRR eeceiog 7 5 Bileeciucci 12 86
377 2 3 4 2 1 2! 94
| OO oasese dlacoee ai losis oy 1 4
19 | 40. 297
1 21 ww) 43 16
4 lowe eeeee 4; 3
Ds sessed 3. OC#8
25 6; 42) 89
20 6} 34) 103
| errs 2° 3
2 1 Le 4
7 3 2336
5 6 20! 417
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2,428, 32] 28] 17 78 38} 234 316 | 548 1
1292) 2%] wu] 1) 36 2} 133! 170! 150 i 16! 4) 62 L222... | 45 | uz2' gg 9 aed ot |, |
14 6 42 Mw] Wl; 146) 107 8 91 46: 68: 17! 18) 92° 7! 16 84-270 1
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26] 16) 76 38} 215} er! 939 19 2) 66) 119, 16) 81; 80) as 24 «173 496 1)
' 9} 8 73 37{ 191! 62! 138 19 a! 92) 56 6 6G ,  53' 6 173
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300 5 2 Oo a5) 8 42 3 28 4 Tile cde! S leensees : 1: 30 13 | 1. 34!)
260 Dee al ah is 2/38 27 29 3 4! 8 15 4 3) 2% a 3 20
s i j i : \ i
3 Lor Di 16) TL) BL 53 7 Glee DO A: oe nete DD B90" AB sessee 60 ,
ip ees 285 ll 45 54 21 5 4 5. 16 2! a 28 Bi 1 43)
i. O:|) a secees[betmcced 7 4S AB Acasa ag Bales WM) 87 45 | eee |
ba 8 gh OA eda 15 46 AG ssxcastee Liat) BE 10; 4} 82 HE IO ese cs |
4 1 ! I |
218 2} 1 He had 1938 DD Ttdaedeag 2{ a! 6! 1) 2! at | i! 35
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62; 37 50, 5 9 6) IB feewsenes | 3 52 1; 1 62 |
4300 44 40 | 3 6} 11 19 5; 3 34 ml 4 40
2h ae : a) Sed [evens 4 f heteases 3
2 4 1 3 | 7 3, 2) 1 Bid 3
2% 65 : 4 2 5 15 eccomaes » BY 22 30° 8 18
27 48 31 1 1] 14 | 23 6! 7) 37 30/4 12 |
5: 8 T herman gata |paeny auly Lp eseweass te 2 3) 1 4.
| ecenmgaty a de [Paceecae os aesoee Ths) ak Th Gestion Ll ress. 2
26! 33 93 | i Bl S80 CB bec vee ee Sr a ot 3/3 19.
34 12 | 3 Bel eR Oe ge 4s 5 3] 2] 1:
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BiB} 413) 264 42 a1! o52/ ae} 9a! 4d 1 935 188 | 10} 279
193 | 223) 16, 20 wl a! sa}... 24{  ia7| 109 | 2 | 6s] as]... |
185/190; 118 22 235 31 36 93 | 20 98 799; 8| -116| 331 1]
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376) 411, 260. 42 a 38 | 114 28} 44) 223) 186 | 10] 278 735 1
343! 177 | 154 | 41 41 | 8 | 7 ul owl ous Bi warsse 27g | 397 1
29 | wo} 17 6 aeeree | |
44 } Wyo 4 31 2
W575] 68 14 | 3}
122) 76 56 7 2 <3.
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16 100 26
21 8, Sot aad ea hatease eee
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40 | 5! 39 5 6} 13 |
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38 401 32 7 9! 13

 
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VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE 86.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING

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AGE.
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SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Months. Years.
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. | i
Allages. ' 1 i
; 4 , Total | ola tan pelle “ Un-
9 to 12 Ls 3 5M 25 ; i
' Under3| 3to6 | 6to9 | 9to12 jnnder 12 | Under 5| 5 to 15 |15 to 25/25 to Ch 65 |: nown.
: aig aes | | Lae gies
Ward 20—Continued. |
Sanitary district F..........2..------------ 2,125 370 130 97 79 676 | 961 102 152 708 200 2
Males ..-« 1,098 179 5 52 44 | 950 505 52 | 72 | 391 | 76 2
Pom ales svc. iowccacatiaese canes 1,027 191 55 45 35 | 326 456 50 80; 317 | ee
AVA tea svedepe ee esearch emma aaos 1,986 338 116 89 761 G19 883 9 14d ol, 19 2
| * '
Native ormecs.c.s snes secesessccasce 1, 335 337 116 89 | 74 616 868 88 99 | 937 | 42 | 1
1 i 1 |
‘ M..| 208 39 | 19 5) 6 co || 18 13 | 9 | 55 qo aeilace
Both parents native....-. iP at 315 57 | 15° 12 | 9! 93 493 7 ty I 30 | DA ease accel
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One or both parents fur-§ M.. 467 123 47 i 35 | 33 238 324 31 37 73 1 1
eign. F. 400 106 33 | 33 By 196 279 35 35 47 tooled
; M.. DDD) Wha smcnea 8 3 1 8 4 18 934 Bi oacaccee
FORGIgM DORI; a2 seade sensi! {Fo | a3 i | 1 6 3 ar} 197 90) [ees
Coloret asses. ss ees eae 139 32 14 8 3 | 37 78 7| 8 | 37 | 9 |oeeee
Birthplaces of mothers: | | |
: M.. 33 nT 39 17 12 139 16 | 73
United States................ ous) cme | 103 29 20 14 166 18 a
M.. 31 4 3 OE | ee cigei ogee Ol TD Newioeeeevelas siete as 15.)
England and Wales.....-.--- Se es 34 7 Lloceeecccs i 9 1 16 |
asi : z 2
Treland oe. sesseeeesecsee Fe] BiB] 8] aT 2) 1
M.. 17 |! 1 | idesaeicinslecece ta 1 2 1 8!
Scotland ......-.--.----.----- IF! 16 |; 5 lesesae derlpoei ee . 5 at 2
“ M.. 361 35 18 | 100 147 |
Germanys aise scehaasatedadis ie i 239 | 37 11 15 10 ! 33 23 78
| |
Weandioljovucnsccshetes iccesasee aesseeaneeee seed 10, 407 1, 700 470 401 336 ‘| 2,907 664 3,966 1,102 13
ABCs ees ve ante eseetenivee. 5, 364 940 242 212 169 |) 1,563 345, 2,106 474 7
WeIMnaleS; ore en menweaessemeeer oan 5,043 760 228 189 167°] 1,344 | 319! 1) 860 628 6
WY Dité wcces:seeneesececesseeseaeee Seepeeten | 10, 349 1, 685 469 399 336 2. 889 | ‘ G61 3,936 1,101 12
Native born.........22002202e2eeeeeee es | 6,702 | 1,679! 438 390 331] 2,858) 4.176 350 $04) 1,982! 497 3
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a8 M..| 1,169 268 | 67 60 41 436° 632 34 37 | : Ce ae
Both parcnis Malye. zaiesiss {P.| 7’ g86 183 | 33 30 2 328) 489 | 48 i 176 i
| 1 } i
wince 6 Met B08 508 | 161142 120 | 1,021 | 1,477 127 181 38% 31 | 1
One or bothsparents fOrelenss yp “| 2) 035 518 | 19) 128114 gig || 1,382 140 162: 305, 45 1
i | ;
ei Ne “PEGS cae cease 1} 3] 1 3 92 15 | nm; 1328] 278! 4
Moreign DOB ssteceevaeees Heke SPl Tear: 1 | ay 2 : aeons 3 | 7 18; 106 1991} 398 | 3
3 { | { t i
; Colored ..2:- 2-20 se seeseees noeceeeesieen erin 58 15 | i OMogauinnct 5 18 | 92 1 3 | 30 | 1! 14
Birthplaces of mothers: | \ | |
- M.. ' 375 | 92 7 52 596 | 2, rail
United States... c2-202-e2ceece5 es ir ee i ae | one | os a : 7 au | a2 #9 $5 an |
England and Wales...-.-.------. si ae | 33 | 8 ‘ 1 a | ie i 2 e
eat oct ceneee Be) ae gi 8) 8) By BL St Bh nas
j siiaehdeygevememeepsie 3at || 205 | 2; | ; 5 4 184 7.182
: 6 ! 2 : 5 \ 7
ects odesecaed neat aR) @) 8 8 a) @) Rl BR
yeah : 94 20 5 | 6 | 6 37 50 2 8 31
Seandinavii-aeasazeaeessee4 s+: iF : 87 a4 3 2. 5 34 | 60 3 4 18
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Sanitary district A ...-..--------++++------ j 586 | 63 lly 8! 4 90 | 192 15 39 | 288 | 121 1
jem: lea en x at — ——— |—- 8 st jeu's ieee! Spee
Males....-- : egan! 323 |, 36 5 4 5 |: 30 | 65 7 if 175 | 61 1
Females..-..---------- 263 | 27 6 4 34, 40 | 57 8 i 25 113 | 60 a
. ; " \ d : 1
White ...----- ++ +222 222s seer e creer ; 581° 62 lL 3 | 8 89 121 15 | 38°" 28h 121 1
iz a ase, pap ee Mice = see potets 2 | i S
Native born..-....2--2---++0+-1-7++ 420 | 62 u 8 | 8 |) soi 120 a2 M1: 86) caeasted
ae M.. 7 1 1 ay 9, |! 25 | 30 3 4 ia 36
Boel Tas ents aa easee ss iF. 109 10 ee 2 ae) re 17 2 10, i | 30 Sedaaees
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One or both parents for- ¢M.. 62 | 1. 4) 2 25 19 I 26 4 31 24 |
eign. Ur... 66 13 6 | DB esta 21 \ 31 3 3 az
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Foreign born ..-. ---.--++--- {ee R | ae 18 Peat r
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Colored ..---..----- 0-22-20 eer ereerteee on ! y 1 | Boe sea gs telly eae
1 i 0 i
Birthplaces of mothers: Si i | ; | ; i |
ite : ] 24 2 gi 30 | 38 ‘
pte BRE. eaers fe ity 8,8) 8, a] BE
99 | 1 Qf: i
England and Wales...-.-.--- ite 18. i i 1 ee a ; | 1 7 ; 7 ‘ t a
; gM 48 +4) 3, 1| 2: 32 8)
Tela a lists cnca tones e838 oes UF. “9 3 | Bi 2 9 2 10 |
ETAMCO saesnstbeert one ago 86 F : 10 : i Pecos be pea ie a
M.. 28 1 2 | ge ap 2 16 | 4
Germany .--.----------+++-+- SP 23 6! | eeatmose Ho leeased he ' 7 u! oe) il 8, 1!

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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329

MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

 

 

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Ty- | Ma- i : i Con- Whoop-| cer | dis- “ eases I aye ‘All
|phoid | larial dee Goon | rheal i sump- BG Measles.) ing | and | ease ee riko of ee of the | Old | ae other ot
fever.| fever.|°net!4- | tion. ‘ cough.| tu and pe + * Jurinary| 28° | 2°TD. | cauges, | S2OWD-
eases. | mor. |drons dis- jliver.| ous : J
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19{ 14] 100 53-227 281 195 13 25 | 41] 104 30) 25 171 126] 14/ 156 492 | oes open 1
8 9 48 29; 130' 163 108 9 10} 12 Ob setes oe 16 87 72 1 80
ll 3 52 41 97° «118 87 4 15] 29; 55 30 9 84 54] 13!) 76
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. lo} 32 99 52214 260 81° 13 23} 40; 99! 291 25 160: 16] 4. 1
/ 42 9 93 48, 195 120 110 | 12 92] 44 36 di 8 95 | 47 — Wl
/ af oa] 44 7! 26) 18 24 | 4 d ossaed 1S feces 2 1. 1} 15
| el! 733 13 4) 24 14 16 2 4{ 10 6 7 1 19 1 2 19
3 1 3 20 7! BL 34 3 4 1 Tliotau sees 1 31 TG: |posces 56
7 2 35 Wi ob 34 33 2 10 33 8 7 3 25 8 1; 45
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3 3 4 1) 9 7 43 1l tai D6 ie secede 12 30 | 95. |usaace eee
4 |e sfe.aces 2 3! 10) 61 OT | oacicn asa) ceeaaas | 45 34 15 5 34 B32") 3D) skeauen
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1] 4] 18 433 33 | ec
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eerste datese| aoe 5 4 4 hh rad ae eionectae
Decscee 2). os D> [ache essen eel aoa aee
2 2 9 27. 39 26 1 2
7 1 i 17 49 25 |. 6 9!
TWsceees 2 1 2 3 Hacks
eile idee 1 1 3 1 sedan rhyastccaees
2 1 16 39 69 USE on ADE eerste 10 | |
Bilewewes 1 13 30 32 20 2 8 l
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89} 120] 364 178 | 921 | 1,435 928 107, 182 | 270 856 685' 79 8301 2,432 3] 15
hice | dates aided , 1 es i
54) 58] 175 79| 433! 800; 510 51 55°, 721 452 346} 26 470 | 1,343 2} 16.
35} 62) 189 99| 488] 635: 418 56 77) 198 | 404 339 53 360; 1,089 1} 17
89; 120] 364 178 | 918 | 1,425 917 107 132 269' 604 80; 140 854 679 | 79 aig | 2, 422 3 | 18
50} 68] 343 172) 824] 621 531 99 131 100-253 32) 52 561 266) 22 819 1,618 2] 19
| ou 51 20 93 67 102 | 18 Ww 19 TE leaemnces 20 132 76 6 url 308 1 | 259,
1 9 53 23 96 61 104 | 14 wT 56 13 6 86 49) 12 B83 295 |swecsasc
16; 4] 114 56) 289] 258 181 29 36-10 50! | suave 15 156 64 1 308 Boe i asses 21
13| 24| 118 7 320] 205 124 32 58 15 66 1810 156 63 re) 461 1] $°
24) 23 7 1 7 | 452 195 9) | eee 30° 140 braces 48 137! 194 | 18 |... 403 1 dos
15 | 29 12 3 50} 352 184 5 1. 129. 200 47-40 WF, 217 | 339 jawseazs 360 |........ i
sidevies eaaina [esis freaeece!) S| a0t A \erswualces 2) 8 ie ee eee 10 lesscxe) 23
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6b) ou 69 29; 131 g1! 133 20 2 «20! 80 |... 199458 | gx! 7] 197
9} 12 78 33 | 139 79 121 16 30 «49! 66 1/67 118 60; 4] 131
2 5 5 3 21 28 25 4 1 Dl AS lesuceererse, 3 13 | 201 3 19
2 1 6 4 10 14 20 4 3i Mj 18 if 3 20 | 3! 4 a
18 | 26 52 26! 187] 493 228 14 25.0 224. BOO |eoeeeee | 42 134 158; 13| 138
16! 40 53 30, 164] 497 187 16 31, 79: 183 42! 38 5213832 88
9 8 25 6 70 94 52 5 4h MO: 69 eee gem | 8 52 fie 29) 60
4 3 34 7 79 51 37 7 6, 30; 35 10 7 43 32 | 2 49
1 1 3 2 13 23 BY eter os Dek RE, “Cg [erence 1: 9. Theraees 8
Tews 2 5 13 9 5 4 eis viet ‘| <2 3 B lheaece 3 11 14
2} 10° 4 5 21 65 58 2 a Sie 58 7/ oO. 62 66 6 36
as | eee —— See eee _—--' = |——
lg! 6, 9 2} 12] 37} — 30 | Lee iaoea ae fo 9. 38]. 7 32 33; 3]
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VITAL STATISTICS.

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SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NACIVITY, AND ; Months. e ‘Fears
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. SS : i ; i
Allages.| ; rt i | i | j ei
‘Under 3! 3to6 | 6 tod . 9 to 12 liunder 12 Under 5} 5 to 15 15 to 25 25 to 63) Over 65 iowa.
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Ward 21—Continued. i | J 59 | | !
Sanitary diatriet ics e we tetsceSae eae. 1, 605 328 43 31 | 3G 458 | 628 63 180613 169 | 2
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Males ... 827 181 29 31 | 1) 58 a8 32 731 3n1| 61}...
Females 778 147 14 20 | 19 |: 200 © 280 31 55 | 302 | 108 | 2
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United States ......--.-.----- ; F 207 50 6 7 9 | 72 107 4 9: 50 | 27
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England and Wales. --...----- ; ats 35 12 2 2 1 ie DB Mees Dect enisti2y astecsaceas Iz} 4
M.. 316 37 6 10 4 57 90 15 36 | 55
. Treland ....-.-..----------++- if : 351 37 4 4 2 47 61 9 37 |
M 94 17 4 4 1 26 31 3 10!
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Males 1, 259 246 52 54 52 | 404 |! 586 34 85 | 484 69 | 1
Females .. 1, 102 200 62 51 46 || 359 525 49 58 | 383 ST accemner
WV hitescnars Sieh weicte desks ncearsgeaces 2.357 443 114 105 98 760 1,108 83 143 866 | 156 | 1}
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Both parents nativieweesss SF: 144 41 16 9, 13 79 122 7 4 8 Be lceoce
One or both parents = 564 163 36 | 36 | 36 271 394 28 49 92 aD lovnate eerste
eign. Fr. 482 132 41 39 | 30 242 | 352 38 28 59 | 5 igemeeens
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Foreign born....-.-.-.------- iF. 426 1 1. | gdesiscitelecean ced 2 | 10 4 a 309 | 9 scare
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Birthplaces of mothers: ‘a a | :
: M.. 231 15 17 15 134 200 8 1 28
United: Statesirectecpicecse+ i 20 7 22 2 20 129 || 188 13 5 9
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M.. 575 | 66 16 17 19 118 173 15 50 291
PECLANG coast neintdiade terete VE: 508 |) 82 16 uu 12 Lf) 147 26 40 291
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Pee M 42 |: 8 4 2 4 22 | 1 3 15
Scandinavia: sce reede sce ii a 35 |} 10 2 1} 3 | 29 | 1 1 2
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NV TEs eeha a oer Gy ov rang es 500 54 6, 8 7 75 || 108 | 15 36 215 131 |........
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

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SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Mouths. | Years.
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. ; ee
Allages. ' | |
ae 3B to 6] 6 to9 |9 to 12 Inder ta, Umer 5] 5 wo 15 |15 to 25) 25 to 65 | Over 65), UE
—- {I | --- 3 a ee ay eee Lars pes Ae
Ward 21—Continued. | i
| Sanitary district E..--.-....---.----------- 1,209 |) 200 36 42 33 BBL) 460 | 49 72 466 162 .....-..
! PRUE Seer! Sen eta eT *e ;
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3) Males ....--+-----------+- 634 j) 101 33 | 18 9° 172) 4G | 321 956
Females.......-.--.------ 575 |! 99 23 au 13. 159 | 214 28 40 | 210
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a 1,205 || 200 56 42 33 331, 460 | 49 2! 462
3) Native born.....-....-2e+2+e2ee20 ++ 773 | 200 34 41 32 | 327 454 43 52 | M1 55) bocca
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bh parents native F 129 99 4 65 | 8 8 | 23 Sy Oe acaeken
7 One or both parents for- § M.. 264 66 22 163 ces 14 | 70
eign. F. 221 67 16 141 ! 18 20 | 38
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Ag " tF.. APE acascamee 1 2) 2 10 | 7 SE Gismarceneet
9 Cologew sxevevayecsie cece ssesessaseeses fingernails |seanaies ! stelehbvsietes fcc cehinereel ecidleuaata lve Goetete stu '
Birthplaces of mothers: i i : ' i ; |
10 Umited:Statessc ccc. sc8es ose ee 193 | 49 7 1L | 4: 81 113 3 10! 43 |
ie 164 ; 6 : 1} 91 | 10, 1, 26 |
n England and Wales ....------ {t 7 4 2. 4 14) 1 25 13 |
a 29 : 1 1 12, Li al si 12°
12 Trelandiedehessese ieeeesaes: ie 253 6 ui 65: 9. ni 139
a 254 3 6; a 10° 7: 133
13 Germany -....--..---+------- ih =e al 7 3 : 3 6, 27
a oe ' a} 1 4; 6: 15
ld Seandinavia......------------ aust ! 1: 9
Scandinavia if : i a - :
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15 Sanitary district F..-...-.-------.0-----+++ 349 8g 13 99 | 148 Wo...
16 Males .---------+-22e0rretrceees a 49° 6! 3 | 7
VW Females..-.------+-++++-0r000-- i 478, | 39 | ae 9° i
18 341 | ' 36 i 2, i aor cons
19 ee 37 | 4 8. ai m1 | wl a6) @) es...
20 Both parents native.-.--- 5 ee 30 17
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23 Coloredesyesessessecs sede ceEOsewenee ete eas
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24 Tnited Btntetccyatekedeuee’ hp 35 iz
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26 Treland ... 2-222-222-2220 e2 eee See 13 ion
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27 France ..------------+--+e-r00- ; Fr 1 |.........
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28 Germany..-.-. --------2-+2+- pat | 10 fal
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30 Males ..----- ; 1, 2 wo}; 18! ii ae
31 | Females .-..- ' 19 18 109 | 170 | 1B { 36 Te ae boacaeieon
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32 | White: soce vsenae canete sees rcce sense me = 804 30! 216 | 353 26 | 33 346 104 9
33 Satie Vorths seneceesee ceteris sete Br 8 20 go 5 | 345 | 3 | ale AL etc a
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f Birthplaces of mothers: ti \ ;
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41 Germany x of ‘ 6
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
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575 3 i 6 3 22 13 47 70° 53, 4 7 29 | 37 10 7 50 29 5 39 TM. |eeences
1, 205 7 | 12 ll 49 24 95, 152 : 119 12 ll 43 65 10 18 118 Bl 9 88
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SEX, COLOR. NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND | Months. Meare:
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. |
Allages.| | |
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| Under 3; 3 to6 | 6 td | 9 to 12 under 12 Under 5; 5 to 15 | 15 to 25 | 25 to 65 | Over 65 Known.
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Ward 21—Continued. : 1 I '

Sanitary district H............2..02.....2-- 2, 897 |: 459 | 187 148 122 916 } 1, 406 | 120 168 1,014 182 7
Males. cas sheiesansesceavacdeat 1, 462 267 | 90 83 Go 500 | 722 | 58 90 518 69 5
Females: .....0:c0csc:eseaces veces 1,435 |, 192 | 97 63 62 416 684 | 62 78 496 113 2

Whiter dcnccemmatccuesdancabeaeesartsand 2, 894 459° 187 148 122 916 120 168 | 1,012 182 7
Native born: o.i22s0<isencenscweeas 1. 804 457° 184 144 120 905 108 107 198 13 2
a M. 920 63 26 23 13 128 ii 5 13 GO seensiens
Both parents native.-.... f F. 173 4 36 1D li 93 7 6 8 4 1
One or both parents se 670 185 58 55 4H 342 Al 5] 8L a 1
eign. F. 674) 64 49 47 304 49 40 81 el 5 gece
; M.. 510 | 1: 6 29 403 62 3
Roreign bottyssigsnssecesece j ¥ B5aal| etna ed he [oz beret leretaaeegey || oka 6 32 401 107 1
Colored 8 Ua ceed cet gaa canst Swaarenenleoam au Seale eos a i Taub heodl eveedscd Be | Sates elke ad
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Birthplaces of mothers: i 1 |
ee M 270 7! 35 29 15 156 236 14 3 1b;
United States iaeeiseerss res: ; F 234 HOB 19 18 124 203 i 6 9!
, 3 2 2 15 26 1 3 15
England and Wales........-. iF 4 } AO Poogeceece 3 2 15 33 3 2 13 |
3 749 | 96 | 21 23 | 21 | 161 247 24 64 361
Treland xzeseteen sere eeeechy iF | 80 61 1 96 2) 3 | 736 248 30 53 387
; a 3 13 65 36 8 6 69
Germany ssasierssaereith cine } F. 169 29 19 7 9 61 | o ul 8 41
eee : 2 3 10 4 32 43 6 1 11
Bohemia ... 5 ; F.. 62 1B 6 6 5 30 44 3 5 9
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Ward 222 sneteenssacuuceegabveseasstemerercse ys 21,824 | 4,084; 1,162) 1,020 820 | 7,086 | 10,729; 1,037; 1,225) 6,977] 1,826 10
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Males 11,551) 2,322) 645 528 436 || 3,931 | 5,890 533 600 | 3, 704 819 5
‘emales 10,273 | 1,762 517 492 384 |} 3,155 4.839 524 625 3.273 | 1,007 5
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Whites cave colenaatnoapeceteeecteead 21,356: 3,973, 1,121! 1,006 303 | 6,903} 10,480] 1,037! 1,196 6,824] 1,810 9
Native born 15,062) 2,957! 1,109 993 781 || 6,840 10,279 939 831} 2,465 544 4
fe M..| 2,791) 781 191 156 v2)! 1,270) 1.883 Bs 7
Both ents native.......... es a i 2 1 . 885 156 | 67 504 180 1
aL DBE GREG aE {? | 2,472 | 609 160 146 103 || 1,018 1 1,530 146 | 86» 480) 229 1
. : M 5,039 | 1,365 408 348 267 | 2,388 1 3,6 7 | i
Que oF bot patente foreign. ,o | ; 8 267 388 i 3,611 317 345 745 AT Bemis
e i gu ie <j 4,996 | 1,024 323} 825 256 | 1,928; 2,983 315 | 322 | O24 51 | 1
. sM..|. 3,167 | 4] 2; 5 6 | i 7
Foreign born..-...----.----------- ere | =| 17 80 48 171 2,292 575 1
g YF .| 3037 | 1 4! 2 3 10 | 64 49! 194] 2! 037 691 | 2
Colored: 2ccss0s5s at nckcecqecatesd aicea ese ds 468 — 111 41 14 17 183 } 249 20 | 29 | 153 16 ‘ 1
Birthplaces of mothers: : i
‘ ie ¢M..| 3,727 |] 1,057 | 270, ta 184], 1,725 || 2,592 208 101
United States sevuseretrecdeetsss VF.) 3.3¢0 | "si, = 220) wt |/ 15495 |] 2141; 191} 138
Fngland and Wales .......-.-.... ; M..[ 454 89 | 24 | 12 +21 146 216 7 20
r p 418 | 55 | 28 | 16 2 113 || 159 18 29
Ireland ; ; M 3,815 | 539; «168; 123 U7 947 || 1,448 164 291
AO teeta eee e.! ve 3, o | Of) 120 128 92 750 | 1, 229 169 305 |
i. a 25 0° 14 ; 12 10 76 115 18 15 |
Scotland sesrerserseyee separa oe 928 35 | Wi 8 4 58 | ryt 10 |
et ee oenas M.. 2, 384 377 114 | 124 68 683+ 1, 034 102 147 |
Germany ; F.| sz | 275 95 | 89 80 539 || "843 109 116
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Sanitary district A..----.-.-.-++.+---+-+++- 4,029 761 235 | 293 151 1, 370 | 2,155 yoo | 216 :
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Males 2,135 445 121 | 103 771 756; 1,160 127 |
Females 1, 894 sI6) To 120 74 : 614!” 995 93 OF I
Whitena ous: eseediutanuntacsveus dlaake | 4018 233, 228 Wl) 1,867 | 2,151 220 215 |
VALI Ce dboE toaster ea 2, 785 231-999 7) 1.287 | 2.112 02 «150 |
— M. a71 || 133° 36 | 19 22° 212 309 | 9
Both parents native.---..- Bae ; ‘ se 212 | 309 24 a 26 5 sme en
P ie ww 94 29 | 33 16 172 | 291 15 n | 29 glenn
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eign. UF. 905 | 208, , 8 53 423 | 665. 70 53 116 rt
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Foreign born....-....2--2--+- ; : eeeeeeeeef 0 Dee eee eee 2) 12 10 36) 448 98) sadinteds
F.. 606 Pi Jeeeseeeey Laverda ey tons NeSeaeas | iG 3. 29 | 419 134 |e... ee
Colored .....--+--00-e eee ee ee eeeee eee ees 11, 1 2 traces aie |peamiang’s ‘ 3 : 4 2 1! Pe See eaters
Birthplaces of mothers: | i ! i
‘ 3 % 509 177 | 48 2g9 || a, | :
United States..........22-.-. | ae Mae 282 433 | 32 8} 31 5].
: ‘ 437 | 123 38 cr 25 1: 29 8 |.
England and Wales........-- te ' =| 23 | 44 | 1 | 3 20 4|.
ang are git oi 25 | 30 | G | 5 20 3
Ireland «.------------ ' 4 203 | 322 | 37 | 70 | 325, oo |.
oe) aes We) 293} S| 59860 97 |.
Scotland ...--..--++---+++++-- 45 ‘ 8 4 16 28 i 3 | ee 13 y
Geriany acest: 313 | a2 | 28 173 956 | 95 | 51 re al:
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CAUSE OF DEATH.
oii io | Bo at Lida | |
i | i Gai Heart | Shild- | Dis- D '
faces - A e is:
Sear-; Ty- | Ma- |... | Diar | Con. Whoop-| cer | dis. |_ birth | Dis- | eases | : i ll
All a “| Diph- rheal neu- hoop and'pu-|eases| of the | &@8¢8 | gia | sti. | 4A
let. |phoid [larial | -7'P" | Croup. | "7£*" | sump- ~ |Measles.| ing | and | ease puss “| of the dq) Stl. | other |, U2
Causes. | fever.|fever.|fever.| theria. ais tion, | 70M? cough. | tu- Fa Tag orthe ea urinary @2¢- | borD. | causes, | Fnown-
! mor. erey eases. | jsystem. OTSAnS- i
ae ee Spe cg ee ait feet, eS [ecm ere oe |
: i i
74, 5 | 488) 254 45 45; 39/ 0, 24. 28) NB, 185,18 MD ocicicce cn 1
ae ' os ’ ——|| ! aaa
33! 161} 226! 149:  . 20 20! 5] 41 jee eee ae) oe! 9s 3) 104
41) 18t] 207) 105 25 | 34! 69 4% WwW: we! 99 7| 74
74, 345) 482) O54 | 45 4) 39] 10) 4 2B. NG, BH: 178
os Reancoorend ce Aes —-- ! eee etarenees:
72, BU) 14! 130) 42 14 1 23 | 7 5. oun! AOS cect ‘178
ee Si 4, 20 5 Tse 9. |asarsses 8 8 Bh cee , 19
11; 30 8 15 5 Bo eanean 5 laaniestieeiies ; ou. ia | 7
‘ 1
23) 6! 68 62 13 19) lesan 9 iecentind 2 49 19... 76
30] 198: 66 35 16 19 1 10 | eee » 660 Py cae 54
1 a} 148 59 ft levees beh eo Ptah 9 72 :
eee cna | 18 | 4 : 71 .
10 | 44 | 24
iM) 45 20°
1’ 8 5 i
1] 3 3
iW) 55 40 |
16! 64 27
2| 297, 14
5 31: 12
2) 13! 5
2) 19; 3
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21,824) 50%) 154 953 | 893 4B 2,803 2,679 | 1.954 a1 997,432! 1,099) 9 td | 287 | LS 1854 165 1,797 5,062 ' 40] 45
1.55); 257) 93! 10} 440° 9 224 1,217 1,487] 1,115 us! 19! 11! 4g6]....... us! i019! 680.52 1,038 2.868 2/16
10,273 || 246 «G1! 133) 4530 224, 1,086} 1,242] 839 46, 178 BIL, B43] SNL S74 «113-7392, 194 8/17
i l 1 | !

21,356 | 501 150° 251] s86. 443, 2.970! 2.601 | 1,897 og9 290424 | 1.01 207, 236) Lets | 1.227 165 1.735 4,952 10 | 18
re ern ——- ged ener acceictans a lie heen, IR, PRICE Of trae eanetig! ‘sokeeng aces) Maratea Rod heeneges uc —---—---.
15,062 | 456 71 | 159| 846. 424 , 2,052 | 1,348 | 1.188 270285143 | GL 85 | 10L} 1.293] 504) 44 1.743 8,594 | 5 | 19

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2,791) 84, 20] 30] 156 65° 295/ 167 | 225 4.) 43; 2] 109 |..2.... loan, 99 133 BBE 5D cee eee, ?
2,472 |; 72) 9) 32] 138 69; 287) 155 185 48 53} 63 99 39383 | 237 | 94 24 289 Gud 2, 520
E * 5 i *
5,059) 147 26] «51! 264 143! 780} 515} 441 87 69| 16] 102 ].-.-... 261 414 139 9 592) 1,244 1 gon
4,296 / 150 16] 46 | 983 142° 652/ 463) 309 | 87 uz} 31/147 16 3 3200-8 4 430907 | 2
3,167 || 21]; 44] 39 16 8 93! 691! 401 9; |eseeean 78} 967 |.....-.. 65! 271 379
#037 |; 24) 84) 53 22 By lows Seg) 208 3 2| 203 | 283 2; 4B BAL
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ges! 2 4 2 i 5’ 33: 7! 57! 2| Tl 8 18 4 1 a 7
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3,727 || 108} 24} 37) 213 87 | 422! 42} 308 | 60 57} 29/14 fe... a7! 372 161 7 470 GIF oeszeens tog
3,340 || 93! 12) 41) 189 941 395 | 235) 265 56 17} 76} 193 25) 318 1974 BAT 88 3 |S"
454 || 10 2] 3 19 1B 37 49; 36} 1 4 3 14) |sxccrsng | 6 44 37 3 a2, UID |noseeees tos
418 || 12) 3 6 17 10} 36) «41 35, 3 7| 18] 29 7| 5! 39 22 7) 85 93 1
3,815 |} 68 | 32| 431 104 48} 325, 684] 445 | 48 29] 40) ei |.....-. : 49 281 968 «26232
3,744 || 74) 27] 44] 197 56; 286) 665 | 326 | 45 55 | 119| 236 84 63 252-286 BPG
250 7 2] 4 10 9 16 27 30 | 6 2 10! [sacar 2 7 2 1 15
215 G 1 1 10 5 23 21 O3t nae ia 7 8 15 7 1 19 il 2 16
2,384 || 49! 31] 23 73 49} 310/341 199 20 17| 35) 118 |-.--.. 35 218 138 = 1l_—Ss«169
Lei |) 47, 15) 27) 86 46) 248, 215 130 2%, 22] 68} 18 5819 163 102 «18 =~ 116
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4,029 | lol] 30) 47: 168 103; 487 508 346 | 49; 64| 42| 172 3342 316 198 26. B34) (966 2| 29
al a | = pee | aoe teas = Si ‘

2,135 || 46] 35/19 i Bg 47! 258 © 962] 204! 2) 6-26] 12 89 lecclneen "20 174 106 9 198! 549)... 30
1,894), 55) 15° 28, 86 36 | 229, 2a 142 « 24° 38} 380) 89 33:22 12 92 ol 136. 417 2 | 31
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4,018 || 101; 30: 46° 167 103! 486 501; 45 49, 64/ 420° 171 33° 42 316.108 6333 963 2) 32

pee he Hh ’ ee pss telest f | i . —————
2,78 | 92! 12) 29] 162 100| 439, 244: 208! 46500 «GE! 60 Ww 15) 320
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am | 13! 2 6 22 uf} 5t wif 5 | 6) 4 Gi ahaa ba 32
BH7{ 14; 2 7 7’ 20 35 wi 17] 10 ; 8 |eceews 38 3 2 35
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1,102} 29! 4, 6 59 36) 185, 12} 98! 7! 19! 2 19.222. 6 94
905 |) 36 4| 10 G4 33 | 146| 95 | 70 | 13| 9; 2 28 7 6 37
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6u5 |, 4 9, 7 Ti Sen ies ww! as! as 2 | act 1 9 aT Sass | 13 46
606 5 9; 10 | 4 3 24: 192; 58 H jesegs Sec ; 23) 14 49
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1 socledeeee yg! T inecaee 1 2 T Mesaaiigeets Mcnuat as jesus Ly Gksgamiate | See DELAY AER ERE emeRiseEEE
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509 |/ 155 28, Gi a5 1: g2 LS 8S 8 Go A Bebeteees 2 43
457 || 15 Sh) tor) ian 93! 69: 883i 10 14 3 7 gee 8 43
1D || sca eel eh ge 3) 6} 6th Ud 1 Te eee f CH beeagee fein 7
73) 6 1] a} +. 5; 7) 6 | eee 1 2 6 Lea 6
34 | 17 7; 5.) 22) 3} a! 136) 03: ul 12 dO Al atte: ‘10 64
818 |) 16 4| 13 26 10) 34: 72 9 OT 52) 80) 17 49
53 2 1 1 21 3) 4) 8 ; ; 4
5.5] (Gu aepllacades wl ete Sk wavered I 6a. aT! 2
a3; 9: 5| 4 19) «11) 76 72 43
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336 VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLE 86.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING
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AGE.
| Years
SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Months. i ae
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. 1
;Allages. 4
Under 3| 8to6 | 6to9 ; 9to12 |] Lota! || Under 5} 5 to 15 [15 to 25|25 to 65| Over 63 |, U™
i | er 0 oO t ols hinder 12 nde a o known.
: i
ee |e 5 Se at i : | ee
1 Ward 22—Continued. - | | | =|
Sanitary district B.....-....2..2222-2222--- 5, 164 969 274 240 | aii || 1,604!) 2,557 | = 236! 312 | 1, 631 409) |. idaeciee
;
2 Males ... se] 2,694 554 145 133 121], 953 i} 1,417! = 106} 147 ssi! 173 |.
‘ Females.......--..------ «1 2,470 415 129 107 90 |; 741 | 1,140 130 | 165 780 235
'
4 Whites ce.co cee: toes eabeas res | 5, 064 951 264 237 205 || 1,657 | 2,505 234 306 | 1,594 yee
as Nett: | [aa
5 Natit DORN vesnes os seneeaneneeese | 3.590 950 262 236 | 200 1, 648 2,471 220 | 217 585 97: leeeeeeed
6 é M.. 697 206 47 46 | 40! 339 499 39 18 116
Both parents native...... ie i 543 144 38 32 21] 935 343 30 26 97
r ]
7 One or both parents for-§ M.. 1, 183 321 89 84 | 75 |! 569 843 61 82 193 4: Wises coda
eign. F..1 1,083 250 82 71 | 59 462 732 89 91 157 Wace
8 5 M.. 724 i eee 1 2 4 20 G 44 512 142: |e ces.
Foreign born-.....---.---.--- iF. 742 IIo 0.. 1 | seeaecs | eens 1 9 8 45 494 196 (|nc.css es
9 OOO) 25s a deveiensenesecezerceede 100 18 10 3) 6 37 |! 52 | 2 6 37 Bilieest am
Birthplaces of mothers:
10 ee eae M.. 916 262 58 39 51 440 662 54 28 145
ay ocmenss eae ; F.. 752 198 52 #2 a8 328 490 40 36 132
nu M.. 102 16 6 29 43 3 7 32
England and Wales..-..-.--- ih Ms o4 15 5 3. R 26 35 6 4 35
12 M. 799 117 25 24 196 293 22 72 348
Apelind species teesreseec iF 836 86 24 22 18 150 249 40 7 375
13 : 6M 52 10 2 4 4 20 25 2 2 20
Scotland scctisiostieseineses: VF. 52 G | sveesece: 2 ol 9 17 3 5 20
14 an M 630 94 33 35 5 187 281 19 35 244 |
Germany... +-+-0+-2reee000+ ; F 545 72 34 Mh 18 us || 240 33 41 172 |
! |
15 Sanitary district C......2.20-.222000ee ee eee , 1740 256 65 36 | 37 394 || 596 | 73 95 71d 258 1
16 Males 925 152 35 7 16 || 220 342 | 34 43 388 HIS ice oh
17 Females | 815 104 30 19 21 1 174 254 41 52 327 140 1
18 Wh itevsacesdi aces eodsactaasuneatiecees ! 1,596 |! 226 51 33 34 fi B44 I, 526 70 84 662 ° 254 |..22 2.
I ‘a eS ee
19 Native born.......-.------2-2--2-+- 1,127 |: 226 50 30 33 | 339 518 67 G4 336 | 142 |... . 2.
eg M..} 304 50 9 4 51, 6a |) 125 rl n 105 | 52 |.......
20 Both parents native....-. SF Es 959 |! 37 14 5 8 i 64 84 511) 12 | 90 ; BG. ccc
i !
21 One or both parents for-§M.. 280 |: 67 16 ll 9 | 103 | 158 20 23 | 65, 14, |ocn2s225
eign. F.. 234 52 10 9 ll | 82 128 25 17 | 56 Bilssarcees
; M. 290 | |sxeeend 4. leeeareone 1 Lj 2 Genoese 7! 185 43
22 Foreign born .......--.------ ie : 99g ||77222 77! 1 Des oiebove: 3 4 3 B | 140 69
23 Golored:a:deissccchadcetiac ens 44 30 14 3 3] 50 70 5 atl 53 4 1
Birthplaces of mothers: |
‘ M.. 408 82 19 5 6 112 185 18 16 131
24 United States.--------------- ; Fe) 31 57 a 19 0 | 98 136 12 25 133
Mi 48 1 1 20 Bes 1 18
25 England and Wales...-.-.--- ; F.. 35 3 2 1 1 | e 6 4 16
: 269 24 7 7 77 16 142
26 Ireland : ead 22 4 3 3 | 32 63 14 121
: 12 d, | saiussiecd| sevugyaareraesteca 1 3 eae 7
27 France | dds [Nhzes aise Soe Don genalseececed | 1 2 2 4
; M. 95 17 1 3 1 22 31 7 44
28 Germany dasetetcpeieetenses ; F. 84 12: | sseisincie a 3 3 | 18 25 6| 28
|
a6 ShavtarpdistrigtsDecseeoecatatsecceontes 1, 924 226 107 io 92 626 992 97 116 591 127 1
Bn Malegecseiia gases oeeeasess 1,034 wa! 57/3 | ae 340 531 46 69 322 65 1
31 Females ... 0-20-20. -2seeeee eee 810 138 | 50 | 48 50 286 461 51 47 269 62 |........
32 White 25.2 se cccactecwcee cere cenceerre ees | 1,910 | 321 | 106 | 100 92 619 982 96 116 588
33 Native born... ..2.-2e0eeeceeeee eee 1271, 314 105 99 | 89 |. G07 950 83 74 152
5 M.. 182 | 52 19 ee ll 96 149 7 4 16 6 le scasecs
34 Both parents native... ..- iF eo 178 49 | 9 7 16 |: 91 145 | 13 3 13 A |sseuecas
| :
5 One or both parents for-§M.. 485 120 37 35 28 220 344 31 40 69 i eee
30 eign.....-- Pee ee j Fi] 393 | 73 | 38 31 33 180 | 290 32 | 26 44 iuilSeeesaes
| i
sam M.. 324 SO} Re detanaal coated lkszeen ake 3 11 | 7 24 204 5B) [Lactiarels
36 Foreign born ..---.---------+ ; F.. B05) Ve accas Lael omen eens eates | 1 ii 7 6 18 207 5 lasses ciate
. eatoea 4 a a eae 7 10 staan tacoma
irthplaces of mothers: | ' i i;
Birthpiaces.s M. 261 || 77! 28 | 20 wi} uel! ans 10 7 20 | 6
38 United States .......--.------ ir ee 259 72 19 | 26 23 |, 140 216 17 7 140 5.
Ms 28 6 4 Ds reese ; ne} 14 2 2 3
39 England and Wales.....----- FE “4 28 Dede hae eae ’ 2 1 5 | 8 1 3 : ot
M..! 376 44 | 16 | 10 16 i: 86/135 19 35 160 27 |.
40 Ireland ....-2--+++22+222-2-+5 ii “| 335 29 16; 9 12 | 66 | 109 17. 29 159 28 |.
; M.. 20 4 5 8° 13 ] 9 1
41 Scotland.co2 ssenesschnaset see F.. 20 4 6 o 2j 2 4 3
9M.. 268 39 65 W1! 12, 22 99 | 24 |.
42 Germany .--.-----++7+-+2++-+ UF. 217 20 54 95 | 14 | 13 , 73 | 2

 

 

 

 

   

 
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CAUSE OF DEATH.
Child |! Dis | |
4 ‘ Can- |Heart-| “| Dis- '
Sear-; Ty- | Ma- : Diar- Con- WW hoop- r | dis- birth | Dis- | eases eases Z All |
All y: é be on ‘ i Pp ce: ‘ ses a e: : ze
catises: let hoid|larial ek Croup. nice sump- Hemet Measles.| ing and | ease and pu sr the of the of the old Srl other j ae
fever. fever. fever.! 7: eases tion. . cough.| tu- | and vie liver:|. ous urinary! “P"" F causes. | nora:
| . mor. |dropsy. Sades: ‘Isystem. organs. | |
!
ae Mea cere cect sien! | eho ae ae
, !
|
5,164 || 106; 28; 48) 228 107 | 555) 673 493 74 74} U7] 222, 561 47; 436 318} 45 | 427] 1,109 | Ty) A
2, 694 58; 19} 23] 41 57/ 294] 358! 274 34 | 30; 26} 100......... 26 234 V1; it | = (255 G13 tees an sn 2
2,470 48 9, 25| 417 50, 261) 315; 219 40 44: 91] 122 56) 21 202 147; 34) 172 496 | 1| 3
| |
5,064 || 106} 27| 48| 297 es 483 | 74 | 425 309] 45 {| 415 | 1,091 1] 4
= Sk } Say = ‘ \ ———
3,590 97| 13! 34) 904 100} 504} 363 315 | 72 283 ya1{ lol 415 804 1} 5
! \ |
697 16 6; 6 45 20! 75 50 62 : 13 ; 71 25 1 91 180. |eaeiaaas 6
543 mn 1 3 33 Ri 7 44 51) 9 47 19 6 57 12 le akasns ;
}
1, 183 35 4 11 65 32) 186] 143 120 | 18 | 82 TE laxaeaw 146 EO uwecnass 7
1, 083 33 2| 14 80 | 34} 161! 119 15 28 16 33 1 99 228 1 $
724 5 8 6 1; 3 26 | 154 84 Si acesdead 18 GT [sesacsae 15! Te wr! 10 |....... 158 | Beeb snes 8
742. 4) 6 8 2 4 | 16; 135 83: ecitscetes|eerse zs 10 66 30] lly 70 87 | 25 |.c2eess 125 poets
‘ { | |
100 |/------ Pines Lleoiees a 10) eases Bil Sa Ga iced ais 4 ad 2 i6' [Second 9
' ; ‘ ; e '
|
916 | 23! 3 ». 138 60 27; 104 69 80 15 21 7 6i 88 341 1) 125
752 |! 18 1 3 50 18; 95 65 66 11 a} 13 5! 65 | 29 | 6; 79
402 || 2 Lia 6) ai 8 4 Mle salsictstaiae 2 1 2a ll: 1S dedieae! 7
94 | by | wears 2 =? 1) 8 7 9 1 g 3 1 W ca 8
799 13 4 9 17 | 1! 62| 162 102 11 3 5 5 56 68; 7 49
836), 14 5| 13 29 | Wi 45! 156 70 14 lL} 36 48 22} 10 64 73; Ti 35
BO] 28h lerceloee ae 2) Li 4 5 6) euaae: |desemne! 2 5 [decaawieseecen 5 3 ri 3}
Bell 28 icc scheacacd if Li 5 3 | S2eoouane Bh! 0 o3 5 4 1 B fesseredenease: 2!
e30 || 14 6 4 19 | 1; 9 87 61 5 3} 10 BL Niecadaaie 10 7 | 40); 2' 45°
546 "12 3 5 26 | PL) 61 50 | 10 5; 27 33 20 3 425 2, 4 Bj
bes | 1 | : i ;
1,740}, 25! a7] 49 50. 36] 115; 215 157 | 12, 13; 51{ 128 19| 25 164) 151 / 15 116, 420 2,35
925 | 15} 10 8 24 | 22 62; 118 81 7 6} 13 59 | oeinsiaes lL 87 | ge 2h 7 O37 lacus | 16
815 || 10 7} 26 14 53 97 16 5 7| 38 69 19| 14 67 60. 12. 45) 183 2/17
; | i
1,596 || 25!) 16] 18 49 34] 105] 185 142 lL 13] 48, 123 17, 25 44; 144) 15; 101 379 2) 18
napa cet —— ! %
1,127 23 6{ i 49 33 89) lil 96 10 13} 24, 66 7! 15 103 t
1 !
i I
304 5 2 3 9 8 15 26 22 | 2 5 Bo BW lissaascch  f 35
252 2 | 2 4 ul 3 19 20 25 1 5| 13, 20 4 4 24
280 9' 1) 2] 43 mn} 32] 31 26 3 Vy Gh 2B ijseetdas 2 22 |
234 7 1 2 14 1L 20 26 20 4 2 5) 1 3 3 7,
|
239 1 GH} Besos 1 6 45 27 1 Pi BBheeecns! 4 20°
228 1 3 4 10 29 19.) wiisemaee|sece 15 29 10; 6 21
144 |------ 1 1 1 2 10 30 15 DT locas 3 5 Dl casaed 10°
1 i ;
408 6 3 3 12 10 23 39 47
371 3 2 6 12 3 28 45 32
- 48 1 1 1 4}
35 1 1 6)
269 4 4 5 14
2 244 4 1 8 16
12) Hs Lfesoesch oD] @besescccsalicczeeccdecsess| Di [easinevacleccaee|ocecsens
14 1° 2s 1 1) 2s 1
95 QD ecmens 1 4 8; 10 v
84 1 Dees 4 1 5 8 5 8 |
|
| |
1,924 58! 15 | 22 80 33 | 234! 246 174 34 20| 28! 67 uj 2% 182 |
1, 034 gi! 7 9 33 ig| 7! 144 108 14 7/10 | 30 Ces 11 93 |
890 27 8); 13 47 15) 117} 102 66 20 B] 8} 37 i! 14 89
1, 910 56; 15] 22 80 32} 232) 245 173 34 29} 28: 67 11} 25 181 |
1,271 || 53 | 8| mu] 73 29} 203) 112 100 30 19 5 2 2 4 131
182 || 10 |...--- 1 cade, cat 4] 26 9 20 Diente N seated So ceevoase| eae 13 |
178 6; 1} 2 15 5 31 5 2 7 3 2 3 | 1 1 18
1 1
485 w° 0 4 3 18 | i 15 59 38 7 7 2 Ol Sau 2 48
393 19 3 3 29 9 68 37 27 12 9 1 9 1 1 43
:
324 1 3 4." 4 1 ln: 73 $6 dL; Jescichetsieda 8 18 |. se sere: 9 24
' 295 2 4 8: 2 1 14 60 : 25 pre 1] 15 25 | 9, 1 26 i
! : | | |
| wi at... ees Aleta 1 2 1 VD tsgnecers |panexisxjeieemen |asesaeal te aaah teaicied dN esrsreeiets liars 3! 3 |.--+++.-] 37
27 6 levee 30
26 | 3 1 33 |
\ 3! 2 1 2°
| L | Ps eee 1"
31 29 4 16
31 28 4 14
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AGE.
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SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND 1 | Months. | Years.
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. ——— wes mien Set as bic as
Allages.| | | | | i .
| Under3] 8to6 | 6to9 | 9to 12 | otal | Under 5| 5 to 15 Bs to 25} 25 to 65 | Over 65 |, U2
| ! | |
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Ward 22—Continued. 1 |
1 Sanitary district E............-..--.------- 3,387 600 183 151 118 1, 052 |, 147 ! 196 1,122 291 1
\ eae ee: zr wi has. cobras ‘ .
' H > SS ad
2 Males .....-. L771} 397 95 1} 63 556 m2; |! 66] 129]...
| Females. ...- 1,616 , 273 88 380 53 496 73. 111 | 506 162 1
4 Whites 22ckiadetiecne ee 32091 876 175 M8 12 || 1,011 |: 143; 192] 1,100 288 1
es See ea | Sa ease (ssa Sete a ee Re
5 Native born 2,312 | 575 lid 148 nif 1,668 fj 120 139 408 93) |ssameines
«a, 1
6 os M.. 434 112 29 24 2! 185 |. 21 cs 92 29) aiceemaiais
Both parents native....-. ie ais | 93 D4 13 a4 158 | 25 isis 89 | I, | ssrisisiesscs
7 One or both parents for- 5 M.. 74 | 190 61 46 37 || 334 i 42 57 | 118
eligi. capo oman SP. 643 | 156 58 56 31 | 301 |! 31 37 92
i ' :
ie | : '
8 : M.. 502 mesic esettape ecules | secstaiee 1 1) 8 17: 383 86 |------
MONEE DORE esses eset ee: iF ro se ee ere Peeemeree 1 15 36, 307 109
ah "
9 Colorédlinissuad sax say tusdcaseeosalins a 8 3 G 41 | 4 4) 99 pia
Birthplaces of mothers: 3 \ i
10 canaate | SB Bl og) BB) a ee
&a 353 | 231 | :
iW . M.. 70. 13 1 1 4 19 4 3 1
England aud Wales.......--. iP ts 6a ! af | RS 2 Nae ie a | 2 5. 20
12 M.. Gt : | 2 19 36 | 268
Trelaitdsscse vase: seseeenere SPo] 602 og) 8B 20 15 126 | 29 Go! 247
13 M.. 33 1 2) B j--------- 6 3 23 9
Scotland -----.++---++0-+200+: SP 33 | 7} 2 u 1 11 ji 1 2 | i
14 . M. 368 45: 1 86 | 17 25 | 154
Germany «-...-+++---+-+0+++- is 28 43 | 14 13 7! 77 | 13 18 , 98
15 Sanitary district F .....2.......2..2000eeee ; Ts 1B; 41 47 19 285 | 54 72) 457
16 Malet caccreiaiervaa sce 586 WG 5 26 10 167 a1 32 OR
17 Pena leseesiesais.cee soci oe sinsiaias 561 | 72 16 21 9 118 | 23 40; 229
\
18 WiIt6: osnzessasesiildoe ss seaeescode ou 1,098 : 165 — 38 47 19 269 i 385 53 68 438 153 1
hina Seemers | eae elk, Giese meet eeetans
19 INATING VOD sscico% sasecacvead means 756 | 164 | 36 45 19 264 376 48 43 213 73 1
i i 1 i '
il | | ar li @
Hawt M.. 166 || 33 7 12 3 55 72} 12 4 52 26
20 Both parents native ...... ie 166 | 30 | 5 7 : 3 45 | 56 1 5 65 29
| |
21: One or both parents for-§ M..' 196 | g 6 125 | 15 14 a9 a Noah hae
; eign. UF ..; 188 6 106 | 10 18 43 10 | 1
‘ M..| 174 | 4 | 4 12 15 89 Pic saci
22 Foreign born ...-----------+- it ae 164 3 1 13 108 39 |......--
23 | Colored: cssicciccusaadeniennsseses boeee: 49) 22 | 1 4 19 B Verosy satis
, Birthplaces of mothers: | ; | i
ee M..: 214 102 13 5 67
24. United States Ful 390 H a 14 12 77
25 | England and Wales..--.-.--- ie | a } 4 eas t i
M.. 296 | 74 | 12 19 101
26 Treland .....----+-2+--+2e-004 iF. 213 i 69 8 16 97
27 Scotland. ..scsseseeeececes es ie se 3 i Ba oe : fesse | 4
M.. 56 |: 15 | ay 4) 26
28 Germany aseeeeseaeaseeemateets if 4 49 | 7 | 1 7" 15
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Sa ey ee @ ate (ot Niele catsebdaie {cen Seciecseeetht
30 Mfaleaiccewnnaliai tes seuamseeeese : 928 : 180 | 71 481 45) 344, 530 | 42 42 280 33 1
31 PemMAaleSiice:ssagusce dese occws oes 807 135 47 46: t6 296 444 47 44 227 AD: |sicrecs crass
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Vo peeie afbiy oes ae Fe pee fT Pea eateefth sone a ee ee ee ety 2 ee
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a 6M... 25 1 2 \ 110 |! 181 17 9 39
38 United States UE. 217 65 21 18 WwW. 114 | 162 19 4, 26
NE 49 9 4) 1 6 | 20 | 34 2
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¢M.. 357 47 23 | 15 | 14 |! 99 151 : 17 | 24 149
40 | Trelaud .-------+++2- 2505000 UE 350 41 16 | ay ; i : ie ! 138 : 15 30 189
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: 6M... 168 | 6 | 1 0 4 64 4 6 6 53
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
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TABLE 86.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING
PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND
| AGE.
‘| SEX, COLOK, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Mouths. Years.
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. | ——--— ——---- preach Meee Rata te oie SRS eee tre ereerntinreeem meine teeny
'AlLages. | i : |
Under 8; 3to6 | Gtoo 9012 eget Underd 5 tv 15 15 to 25, 25 t065/ Over 65 ae
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| Ward 22—Continued. i |
1 Sanitary district H........222.....00...000- 821 156 53 , ary 463 45 1B i 293
2 Moaleey aces cockcussrasweSare 443 8a! 33°80 257 | 95 6! 9!
3 378 68 20, 17 13 | 120 206 | 20 22. 104,
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4 817 155 53 47 37 | 292 i 461 45 37) 229
os et by igetatoes 1 GG epee: fea saath ah ek St ti: st
5 599 155 | 52 44 36 987 | 450 39 2 6)
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‘ M 309 29 12 9 s! 38 | 8s | x 1} ‘i Bihiesknncan
6 B ents peice s oD: i 2 !
oth parents native iF 108 30 9. 8 3 50 85 ; 1j 10 5 Jecessces
7 One or both parents for- ie 206 56 a1 18 12 wor} 157 2 9! 7 1
| eign. F. i n 62 | 108 IL: 14 22 3
4 a M. 2 | st 4 3 82 9a
. POLIS MIDOEN Ges Fegade tees it tp a 1 + 9 6, 69 Ta Pswiens:
29 TON oad vaicegdagaea.t dapaendonbades i 2 nein 1 Fit pceaeecereellaectetcitte 2
Birthplaces of mothers: ; | : ,
- j 6M 141 38 12 | 13 10 73 14 | 10° 2
10 United States-sccsecres tances VE. 130 35 a 9° 1 Oe a | 4 :
~ x i. Wile Bs Mle eae 1 1 4 6 | V leeeraeeee
11 England and Wales .....-.--- i. 3 I 6 | 1! 2 10 1B loweee ee. i|
, 98 12 ; 4 | 4} 26 40 2 9
a2 Treland).nncsacsceceentsceestes iF: 95 7 2 | Bsc eter 1 22 6 | 8 |
: : 110 20 i D emartncaes : 31 45 6) 3,
as Germany. cieienszecaesntteste iF : 73 re 1 feesiean | 6}. 18 30 5 6
; 39 | 3 5 23 33° Delete see az
ie Ttalysccascinnasenenenstes eee it 29 7: 1 | Beatie 10 IF xen 1|
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“15 Sanitary district I ...........-------------- 1, 123 352 37 59 34 502 i 635 36 | 50
16 Males ..-..22.--0002ee2eseeeeeee 626 200 38 | 31 i 20 289 | 369 32! 21 |
17 Females. ... ae 497 152 19 | 28 , 14 213}: 266 “4 29 |
, | ! ' |
18 White ccuuiensgacea tert tek ees 1.096 245 56° 56 | oe 621 53 4g |
es fe USA ae, eal a ees : = \
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19 Native VOPD! ccecavecascscsincesscesex i 842 344 35 | 36 | 32 610 5) 35
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8 Ae M. 902 80 1! 9. W 14 140 15 6!
| Both parents native. ..... iP 148 31 7 | 10, 6 74 99 t,
255 One or both parents for-¢M..! 359 ws! ae ag! a! 4st 197 2 9 30 | 2.
. eign. Bx, 205 |) 85 IL, 18 6 120 145 16 13 30 | ie
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=a Foreign born -..------------- if a 5 eed: 2 ee os Pai
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{ Bitthplaces of mothers:
24 United States ..----------.--- j a
25 England and Wales .....-..-- te
26 Treland.....-..-.---2--2--2-- ; tes
27 Seotland) 2.ccceseasesgancee Seiten § ae
Germany....-.-------++-2+e0- iy
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29 Sanitary district K.....-.------------------
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31
32
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37 Colored .scscis seeecis cast ccceiseeeoasese ed
Birthplaces of mothers:
38 United States .-....-..------- ; Als
39 England and Wales ...------- § M..
40 Jreland ...522:+-2-2+++-2+-22-- j a
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41 Germany....-------+++--++++- ;
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BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.
CAUSE OF DEATH.
| | Chita. | Dis. | ars :
[aes Diar- ! Can-| Heart) Hirth | Dis-| eases _ Dis: | ‘
Scar-; Ty- | Ma- . Con- Whoop-| cer | dis- i ; ! F All;
All poral ens) | Diph- heal Pneu- aaee 1 pu- f the | C888 | gy : i: Un. |
let“ pl ‘ rheal _| Pneu- |, i fe and pu- eases| of the ! / Ola Still .:. Un
causes. Neck. pheid ae theria. Croup. dis- Cai mouia. Measles., cent and ae erperal of the; nerv- | a eee age. born. ote known,),
1 ; j eases. i eet ee ldamay| dis: diver... ous tUinary CARES: |
i : : PSY) eases. | system.|OTS4ns-| |
Pe ne he ee ee ea asrelliea ten sd PA ct . Pe |
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821 201 4 | 18 32 19 6 76 63 17 d4 9 30 lt 8 92° 32.* 6° 7 178 2: Fr
443; 8) 4] WW] 15 8} 63) 4 36 8 BR AR esac ae | 5 sti a7) 2] aa tae i! a
378 U2 eee sea 8 17 | 11 53 32 27 9! 9 7 15 14 | 3 38 15 4 29 74 1/1 3.
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817 20 | 4 18 32 19 115 76 63 7 14 9 29 14 8 92 32 6 71 176 , 2 4
rine fu ae eS cat SUN ea et Se fata cute peer ee :
599 } 19 2 9 a1) 19 99 40 39 | 7 uu 2 17 4 5 ml 413 1 71 123 | 21 5
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205 7) 26 15 laepeaaes #12
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SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Months. Years.
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. : ng =
All ages. | : !
Under3| 3to6 | 6to9 | 9 to12 || TAL | Qnaers| 5 to 15 | 15 to25| 25 to 63 Over 65 |, UD
7 . = lunder 12 mee known.
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Sanitary district L ....2..2..2.2..2---2-0005 281 60 7 9 14 90 122 12 | 7! 92 BB cis vateie
ages a eel Sox
Males ... 146 35 3 6 8 |; 52 73 oe 10 | 43 1G: oie i
Females. 135 25 | 4 3 6 |; 38 49 8 rae 49 DD) act ag
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White. . 280 60 | 7 9 14 |i 90 122 12 17 | 91 BB asivanis
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Native DORN, «220.0001 cose. sesceeas 201 60 7 9 14 ji 90 120 11 ! 10 46! Tt eee sages
$ i | i i
a M.. 49 14 2 3 4 |i 23 31 9! 1 12! Bleceeces
Both parents native..... Jp a 56 14, 1 1 21 18 24 3 Tj 19 Giles aeaeecd
‘ es I
One or both parents for- 5M. 49 7 1 3 4 25 36 | 1 4! 8°.
eign. F. 37 2 2 4} 7 22 5 3| 7
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‘ M.. AOA cade salccmses a4 eeaaciscclesioawiet||madocaaed 1 1| 3 | 22 1s soso ee
Foreign vorn.........--- ---- ; Bes BQH oc. ween ee Mee wae [oh ete ed cctlleemcetguueaatl Pecans ay cA gs ies So ed ysl tomers | Ss 93 Tels cj cece
COlOEM 2. eeecss seep ssseewsuasasareesesd 1 |
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Birthplaces of mothers: E |
United States a 6 ;
States ...222....20.20. ¥ ss 65 :
é a 3
Eugland and Wales .......-... ; FE. ‘ 4
, es 25
island scsequieetaia inet ene ; F 2
es 3
Scotland...2.scsssescescsscsece ; F.. 3
me 31
Germany ®.:.2:2220scescersaaes ; F_. 20
Sanitary district M.....-..-.----------+++-- 246 |!
Males 1.2.0. 2.2c0eeeeeeee 148 34 8 7 6 55 73 9 3 45 | 14 2
Females........-.-..------ 98 22 5 1 2 30 |) 42 5 8; 33 WO tespa te arora
5;
White 245 |) 55 13 8 8 84 |) 114 u 13 78 a: 2
‘ ct | |
Native born ......-.--.---------+--- 183 |i 55 13 8 7 83 |. 112 14° 6 34)
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: i M.. 58 18 2 3 4y 7 | 35 5 oy n
Bota parents native. ..--. iP a B 7 5 Teo 13 I 16 3 ie 12.
6M... 43 12 6 3 1 29 || 31, 4: 1 5.
ae both parents for iP - 29 G2 Wedsies vou tees setios 1], 13 19 | 2 2 5
Sih a M. 38 1! i 2 28 |
Foreign born...----.--------- ar skeet [pe Sebteieedidisielf aietmrmis ceo eee cette eisialls 7 -{{-- ers | 2 28 | TU liscaterspe arena
= Yk : De sceem tai tetebacenefesanencee lio I sebeokues eceaee ed j 5 15, Hi, | eaiceenssg
COPE oo ncn cuseiarad ueeRnaiestienecen 1 TN essa dea taise eaetaa tha ioaas ou 1] ice coes Vvedtmpsieichgackes dail | K pea ales feaacedthage
Birthplaces of mothers: iu i
: bs 72 24 3 4 4! 35 |i :
United States....-.--.....+-- ao 49 9 5 | 1 z | 16 | i
England and Wales......---- if a 5 21. F 1 : 3
Treland......-..-------------- ; ate a
Scotland -........--..----2-+- te - <
Germany...--.eeeseeeeeee ees ie] Oe b !
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Ward 5.22.0. 2 222 eee eee ee erence eee teers 6,352 |} 1,159 349 293 952. 2.053 | |
Males ....... 3,361 63: 197 141 136 1,106 |} 1,627 | 173 174! 1,073! 209 1
Females....- 29 507 152 152 116 | 917 | Nab 183 Ly $33 3a 1
6, 283 1,146 345 285 250; 2,026 3, 046 358 381) 1,883 663 2
ae ene Seer as oe
NatiNG Dott gecccentnn wearleee ds geek sas 4,448 1,142 345 284 U7} 2,018 ; 3,012 323” 258 | 676 178 1
zs M.. 851 | 239 61! 47 47; agg! ote 52 39 125 59 1
Both parents native. .-...--- if a 78 200 | 44 31: 9 | pee 520 a a ve a L askead
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a Orit M..} 1,401 363 130 87 34 | 664 |! 981 98 98 208 1G [...-..-
One oF betle parents foreign: ir --| 71333 306 106 96 | 73 sal} gg8, ag Ww Dut 23 [ences
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agi M.. 993 A) Ssiebeiiat siete asin 2 | 3) 18 25 22 G86 232 oes
Foreign born ...--.-------+--+++- SF = BIS Wl coteneeleceeeetlesmecces: [aac eite I sages fod h v 10 39 BU 253 Lee
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Colored ...------------+++++2+2+-ererteeeeeee 69 13 4 8! 24 27 |
Birthplaces of mothers: 4 ! f |
oe etn M..{ 1141 316 93 G4 64 547
United States .--.----------++---. F..| 1,078 269 67 33 5d | 473
6 M.. 125 13 5 6 2h 26 |;
England and Wales......-..----- ir : 18 as 9 | Se 6 ; 39 |
M. 670 16 23 i. 13 |, 123
Ireland ..-..----+++++++ererere res ; Fr. 648 69 13 | 18 9: 109
M..| 1,078 | 169 37 | 37 42) 308 |i
915 |! 134 Bt 36 37 | 261 ||
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

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Months. Years.
All ages. : !
Under s| St06 | 6to9 | 91012 | gee pel| Unders| 5 to 15 |15 to26 25 to.65| Over 65 eat
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2,290): 277 86 74 46 483 || 776 128 146, B54 383 3
1.249] 161 48 38 29 276 || 420 64 90! 488 185 2
roa | 116 38 36 17 207 356 64 56 366 198
2249 || 268 84 72 46 470 || 759 126 1388; 812 382 2
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1.484) 268 83 72 46 460 || 752 122 103° 362 144 1
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339 58 rv 9 15 91) 139 24 7) we? Bi eases
299 || 46 13 1B 4 7) (1d 28 8 63 Boies
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440 102 32 98 13 175 | 263 34 42 | 95 | 5 1
342 59 23 19 B 114 194 35 32 | 70 1 acters
404 4 2 24; 256 118 |eeuaecs
344 | 2 ( 0! 9 2 120 |2220207
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450; 76 26 17 16 135 212 35 21 120
392 64 18 16 10 | 108 195 35 15 79
92 6 1 4 1) 12 19 2 7 41
78 2 1 iL oso eecs 7 17 4 4 31
367 35 12 9 5 61 96 21 36' 161
345 2 8 6 5. 41 70 16 7 172
172 22 6 2 2 32 48 1 9 87
120 15 6 4 1/ 26 40 6 7 40
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2,132 | 1,032 668 433 | 4,265 || 5, 364 260 951| 7.762; 2,578 24
1,137 562 343 209 | 2,251 |] 2,890 138 593. | 4.794 | 1,177 18
995 470 325 224] 2014} 2! 674 122 358 | 2,968} 1.401 6
| 2,103} 1.021 659 433 | 4,216 || 5,500 237 820 | 7.200] 2,446 23
1,412 607 334 241 | 2,594 || 3,262 160 371 | 1,926 337! 8
818 | 63 27 19 15 124 161 22 so! 461
373 54 23 19 8 104 158 1k 39| 275
1,161 180 83 50 42) 355 492 39) ld 478 37 1
806 148 5l 53 36 288 418 42 66 253 28 eee
4,435 4 15 9 8: 36 95 33 271} 3,097 937 2
3.485 4 9 7 9! 29 101 28 164! 2031; 1,158 3
913 29 u 9 |e 49 64 23 131 562 132 1
1,343 99 44 33 o4 200 267 $5 123 758
1,950 92 37 35 18 182 272 34 al 512
347 10 i 3 4 24 41 4 20 211
204 6 2 5 5 18 34 1 6 125
2,420 68 31 “4 20 133 197 21 128| 1.551
2, 685 56 20 20 16 112 164 92 103} 1,486
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
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1,041 ' 19 | 3 46 41 8 90 140 79 11 17 60 64 il 13 109 | 50
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342 | 13 2 19 22 6 32 45 28 & 10 i 17 Tt leagies 26 10
404 | 1 7 10 1 1 7 86 Ol ose ese 2 14 Pe emer: 7 45 38
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7,529 53 36 15 159 53 935 | 1, 256 671 190 49 | 274 349 36 41 541 561
16, 226 86 149 56 316 96 | 1,886 | 2,831 1,511 365 98 | 416 730 30 132 1,265 | 1,241
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1,382 | 5; 18 5 15 3 91 306 114 7 4 43 ll 130 | 137
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2 Males sci. scnssasdgettesaeedassed 58,601 | 10,771] 3,330: 2,722] 9,994! 19,117 |) 28,456] 3,1081 3,288 | 18,433} 5,208! 53
3 Females ........--0-ceceeeee ener eee 53,866 | 8,393} 298s 2.476 | 2,057 || 15,909 |, 24,450 3.291 3,311) 16, 138: 6.708, 8
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4 Wihitesstcc aah atdece ceased cogaeedeccane 110,616 |; 18,905} 6,193 5,091; 4,270 ]] 34,459 |; 52,094 6,220 6,495 | 93,9877 11,806 74
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i M..| 16,813] 4,431] 1,261. 1,007 795 || 7,494; 10,800: 996: Giz! 2,911! 1,489 5
8 BOUL Marents AHN Oa: sscene SP] gz | 3420| Lier ass; Be) Blas0 9233, 1,089 GG} 2 TEV] Ros 2
Hh Ss a..! 93,958] 5,904 1,957! 1,611’ 1,412 | 10,884 16,433! 1,772] 1,637) 3,197/ 193 6
7 One or both parents foreign... § F..| 201992) 4637) 1742 ( 1621) 1.29]; 9149 |] 14167} 1.820; 1.684; 3,009) 306 6
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: M..| 15.940 9 17 22 | 29 17 | 341 229 798 | 11,175} 3,387 10
5 Foreign Dorm zsnissaecaredtesnate iF. 15, 188 8! ar 16 | 21) 66-302 241 778 | 9,718] 4,140 9
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9 Golorédhesasseeci ance ee eece eee: 1,851 259 | 120 107 | al}, x67 | a2 119 159 584 170 i
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5 M..[ 21,197 | 5,506] 1,678! 1,32 1,07 9,587 || 14,061) 1,347 79 3 1592
19 United States sssrenencaesester2 JF) aldose | aeae] ase 170) 860 || 7896 | M979 | 1,430) 926 | B31 | 2,250 8
iL 2, 879 344 109 : 87 64 604 || 936 113 161 1,160 517 2
2, 630 280 ST 7 82 523 813 146 129 973-368 1
73 14,379 | 1,694 460, 379 368 |, 2,901 | 4,619 681} 1,129] 6,497! 1,445 8
2 1 5,049 || 1) 280 415; 365 321 |, 2,381) 3,975 749 | 1201] 6,960, 2,155 9
a a 830 90 25 24 16 | 15574 40 31 396! 139 |
i "| 671 58 31 19 19 197 196 35 33 280) 127 Jens.
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187 21 6: 6 5 | 38 39 9 7 69 |
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15 Germany scijccugs-snecaesans aba tr 10,853 || 1,637 687, Gu9 468 | 3,401 | 5, 102 621 693 | 3.235
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: M.. 336 98 28 | 13 2° 16t |) 295 11 15 7
16 Russia and Poland ......-....---- iF ; 245 70 22 | 17 15 124 18] B 1B 33
MM. 401 68 26 12 114 | 95 19 38 122 DT evens
7 Canada snn-ys-censageneaniny 222 es § Fl 374 52 15 12 16 95 153 19 31 132 IO oso Gas
Paes xt. | 1, 241 259 85 67 64) 475 736 G4 62 346 | Sileceesaas
BB Scandinavia -..s-aastevessecssea ie i 1085), 198 85 a 59) 413 643 69 TG 215 | 30 i
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21 Tat} 202 | 58 | 65 | 56 jj 381 | 598 | 42 | 19 85
| gaol ase | 52 | 43 29! 962 | 382, 48 | 63 373 74 2
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26 Females «.i¢.22/2 sees sees seeree ees 1.059 ' 128 32 37 18 | 215 | 342 GO G4 380 QL 9
27 White: sc ccec-esecen nates eset eee 2,232, 308 G4 79 36 482} 739 123, 4) Ba 381 8
28 Native born .....--.-----+++-+eeeee rere 1, 567 | 479 719 116 110! 383 947 2
Pu: sia M..) 424! 106 150 29 | 3 124 97 1
29 Both parents native.......... ; ae 370 1 30 1D 19 | re ii0 dae ‘
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30 One or both parents furcign. . ; F.. 334 | 196 199 34 | 35 35 ia
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS.

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Sear-| Ty- | Ma- . Diar-) Con. Whoop-| cer | dis- birth | Dis-; eases | cage:
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112, 46% In, 840 |1, 002 ha 1 5,018 | 2,104 |12, 240 113,135 | 9,965 767 | 1,134 12,091 | 5,681 867 |1,557 , 11,724 | -4,889 11,359 | 7,754 | 27, 804 123} 1
58,601 | 905 | 569) 698 2,461 | 1,143 | 6,259 | 7,065] 5,437 408 510 | 663 | 2,809 "855 | 6,205 | 2,867 1b
8, 60 f ; , 7, 068 5 | 663 | 2,809 |.-...... 6.2 A 445 | 4,359 | 15, 187 h] 2
53.866 | 935] 433 | 715 2.557 961 | 5,981 | 6,070 | 4,528 359 624 1,428 | 2,872 867 | 702. 5,519, 2,322! 914 3,395 12.617 67 | 3
110, Oi: 1,830 | 995 |1,387 4,979 | 2,094 112,048 (12,813 | 9,792 758 | 1,104 '2, 088 5,574 852 |1, 531 11,521 | 4,815 1.340 | 7,708 | 27, 296 121) 4
79,084 1,726 | 590} 961 4,748] 2,022 |10,743 | 7,044) 6,180 720 | 1,084! 743 | 2,448 419! 583° 8,381 | 2,133 | 499 | 7,708 | 20, 389 63) 5
16,813 | 369! 145: 183 924 367 | 1,959 | 1,150] 1,327 £35 227' 119; 639 145; 2,019 565 5
‘ 2 3 i ‘ : 9 639 Vea scarce : , O19 120 | 1,860 | 4,54 12
15,744 || 341) 113) 176 958 336 | 1,848 | 1.193 | 1,177 122 256 376 = 643. 153} 125 1,895 456 991 | 1.470 | 3, ont 16 {5 6
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23.258 || 475 | 168) 225 1,390 724 | 3,561 | 2,298 | 1,935 240 262° 49' 504 151 2,343} 484) 19) 2,3
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20,992 |) 533) 128) 260 1,447 588 | 3,240 | 2/074 | 1,609 209 341 160 = 539 951 | 123 1,991; 502]; 41] 1,806] 5,134 19 i 7
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19, 906 | 452 1381 219 1,243 448 | 2,420 | 1,483 1,510 157 336 497 «776 isi) 159 | 2, 299 561 | 313 i 339 5, oe 20 f1o0
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348 VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE 87.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING
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1 Sanitary district A......0..22.0.022-2--2-4- 1, 154 154 | 29 50 21 254 393 69 % 427 182 | 8
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2 Males 591 | 8 | 7! 7 12 144] 208 37 44 a6 | 7! 7
3 Females 563° 65 12 1 23 9 110 185 32, 3l 211 108 1
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4 1,140 ' 153 | 28 A 49 20 250 387 68 72 424 181 8
5 71] 153 98 | 48 20 249 | 384 65 56 175 99 | 2
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F.. 169 23 | 3 7 1 34 | 52 9 6 58
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7 er both parents for- { pa 193 | 42 | a4 l4 7: 70 122 20 16
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. wel VOBi lstaceneesl eoccesescls eevs veertosssoross|lecerencas'lecevosses 1 9 125
8 Foreign born ....--.--..----- {F- vi | Th ead 1 3 9 7 119
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Birthplaces of mothers: : | 7 is Pe ‘
. M.. 215 39 5 12 7 li 17
10 United States........-....--. iF e 503 30 | 6 9 1 46 7 12 8
M.. a 3 1 TI Piscinceansns 5 | 7 1 3
i England and Wales.......-.. {fr oo 1 | to 3 i 7 | 10 qe 4
= «M.. 203 QF 10 5 43 | 66 11 16 j
12 Treland ....-----++-+++se+++- VF] 534 21 2 u 3 39 1 15 17 |
M.. 46 4 1 4 1204 7 4 4!
i GernANY tesandeaneeenseneeee Yeo 43 3 | 2 tbe - G i 3 6 |
u Scandinavia iro] 8 Pie esas ol 3 isa eee
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15 Sanitary district B...-....---.-.---.-.-.--- 1,103 150 | 36 30 | 16 242: 346 57 73
16 Males oss oust ets eutes = aid 607 88 | 16 16 7 127 189 29 40
17 POMALES ioiej- iesecinSis awaine visser 496 62 20 14 9 105 157 28 33
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18 White...... 1,092 i 130 36 30 16 232 345 55- a 420 200 protests
19 Native born......2-22-2-0-22-2-2-6+ 786 149 35 30 16° 230 | 335 BL 34 908! PB case
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es M.. 241 41 7 3 3 54 84 12 ll 72 | G2 ewoce des
20 Both parents native...... {e oe 301 33 4 2 ce 46 | 79 10 6 32 61 oa
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21 One or both parents for- § M. 153 44 9 11 3 7 93 13 18 26
eign. F 141 27 15 12 2 56 17 14 16 27
ae : M "5B. il saricsiaais| Naawev awed see aceee| Steud aidek cee 6 3 118 Pays Beereee
22 Foreign born........-----.--- § F ya IIIT de pondceunclewewaccee i 3 1 10 82 SR cccnce
23 COlOTEG gauge evac sus cesewewsenensiwewne TL Je iate vaiglicia| caiclemeadt spawitenasl ele tasmcc Naameaenece 1 2 1 4 2! 1
Rirthplaces of mothers: = sa
; M.. 5 16 7 7
24 United States_.....---...-.-- ir. ‘ 88 3 8 58
se 11 1 1 19
25 England and Wales-.-..-.--. iF . Gls ieee toons 10
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26 Treland .....----+--2++-+-200+ 93 7 16 a
27 Scotland: .ccccc.cne sac nteeee 3 eigen, = eer = a
28 Germany -- i ; | -
29 | Ward 2.....--------- 212-2222 eee reece eee eee eee i 1,915 336 103 100 72 | 611 | 933 88 95 671
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30 Malétiessnmsesecceecuersustesocviee 1.095 184 53 44 35 |, 316 | 492 48 41 az |
31 Pemalesizccscnsveesioescasascswuiaaed 910 152 50. 56 37 |; 295 { 441 40 54 300
32 White....--.-.--- 1, 901 334 102) 98 72 606 || 928 88 94 666 127 1
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33 Avatinte Mona acel eae coaemcemenaedd aed 1. 232 334 101 , 98 | 71 Gus 902 78 68 165 18 1
a M 160 44 10 | 17 9 80° 121 15 2 16 G excuse
B4 Toth parents native......---- iP 151 41 11 WW a 76 | 112 9 8 17 3 Despeskere en
. oe 452 136 41 26 25 228 349 28 25 AT 2 1
35 One or oth parents foreign... ; F.. 416 108 37 37 29 21 308 25 39 49 5. daereees
{ee AAA las satezais Dimesicinexidl Sissies 1 12 5 10 274 43 [sexcece.
36 Foreign borti...-+++-0+--seaesenes F.. 2890 Ilecasetate bog wane ee es sccnaegted 1 1 11 5 16 22 GD: Vearcisinget s
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Hyathplacesso M.. a1 | | 20 12 108 164 18 4 18
38 Tnited States ...-.-.------------- F.. 206 | 16 | 24 9 102 |, 154 ll 10 23
M.. 49 Ot diacaapeatesion 1 9} 20 2 2 1
39 England and Wales ..-.------- mets ; . eal — Pageseeoeenksy | Bleoosen 9 TL We suceece: 2 is
¢M. 407 i 10 | 10 8 80 128 15 24 211
40 Trelaud......-+--2-+++-2+ 22222200 OP cg 429 ar 16 13! 85 121 16 34 208
M. 79 5 7 1) 29 38 6 4 28
¢ Germany .----------+--++-25-2226 5 7- ; F. 62 | : 3 34 4 2 38 4 2 l4
M. 127 | i d4 | 3 | 10 j7 88 2 3 33
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MAY 31,1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
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All i v X | Diph-| rheal | Pneu- meep and pu-|eases| of the Old | still. Un-
.< | let |phoid!larial! «. | Croup. * sump- -. |Measles.| ing and | ease a .. | of the 7 other |,
CAMSeS: | fever.|fever. fever. Nene fin tion, | mon'a- scough.! tu. | and erperael ithe ao urinary, age. | born. | causes. KROWH-
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Bet Siey . ROPE eel ' on oo ost ng we etn ec nies
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1,154 13 | | 12 66 10 90 136 | 79 10 9 | 35 126 58 23 61 |
591 9: 8 5 29 51 39 | 67 47 7 a) 76 281 8 36
563 4 | 6 7 37 5 51; 69 32 3 5! 26 50 | 30} 15 25
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71; 12] 1 7 61 10 71 64 50 10 9| 19 94 | 345 12, 61 | 196
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TaBLE $7.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING

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| | AGE.
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| SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY. PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND | Months. y Years.
| BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. A
: All ages. : i i
Under 3) 3to6 | 6to9 | 9t012 |. Dot, loners | 5 to 15 | 13 to 25 pconaa knees Aint:
: ee junder 12 | . Bee. nde known.
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De WEATNES ws eg ceryeeaee discs enn ce gccnieceseeenes 2,455 385 115 84. 76 | 660 979 | 140 149 810 376 1
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2) 203 70 | §7 35 |) 358 a9 | E il 416 170 |....2.-.
3 182 45 | 37 41 305 460 | 65 8 394 206 1
40 381 111 a4 a4 | 650 961 | 140 147 797 373 1
5 378 lu 84 74 | 646 940 128 105 343 168 |........
6! 90 26 23 -9 148 206 27 18 91 6L
| 86 15, 13 16 ! 130 186 27 2i 96 8)
7 23 190 282 42 33 G4 aS teveeiod
| 21 157 241 31 30 76 Gilocwesces
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8 | 378 | | 3 |! B 5 18 241 101 j....----
452 | | Veseseaea | 7 7 23 212 102 1
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9 | COMTEN. 2222eces sos meversee recede ssasetenaag 36 4 | Poca 2 10 |) VS jaeistesissins 2 13 BU lacdeeay
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| Birthplaces of mothers: : \ | :
ed State 6M... 471 | 107 30 26 14 | W77||) (253 33 20 101
wy Minited Statervenees sen veess seen YE] 499 108 21 7 19 165 |) 238 31 7)
1! England and Wales -.-......----- ; _ = = | 3 ; 1 y | #1 : o 2
: M.. 254 95 1 7 2 |i 45 | 63 15 17 124
12 | Treland iacgastace ngnaseaninnnaseo: iF me 288 py | 8 5 2 39 | 62 ul 22 140
5 6M. 216 23 9 6 4 42 69 ll 19 91
18 Germanyissato-cnnstivetecsatiens Po] ia 21 | 4 8 gi} 4l 63 9 9 69
ee aes M.. Wd: 22 | 9 5 8] 44 73 7 4 2
a SCAMMINAVIA pandeseenneececnnettes a 93 | 13 | 4 3 6 |i 28 50 7 1B 19
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15 Sanitary district A.....-..-.. eee kvbeets mms | 1,474 244 | 81 47 52 | 424 || 629 82 84 473 205 | 1
16 Males 759 123 | 53 29 a4 |) 93 |] Bae 45 £0 240 90) Cea eencd
7 Females .-..-----.+- 715 121 | 26 18 28 |; 193 |; 285 37 44 233 115 | 1
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18 Whi tesserae ceeded eadee 1,436 249 su 47 so |) 419 618 82 82 470; 203 | 1
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19 Native born. ....-.--.-2--2-2--2+2++ ' 988 229 79 a7 50 | 415 |) 605 76 Bt 18¢ | 69 |e.
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20 Both parents native ..... {t 7 oa 2 ie A A re wt it a 2 ! 6 pac sacs
938 es Tee cae)
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1 One or both parents for-¢M..' 277 69 3 15 31 ast || 192 7 18 AO camceaes Bnet
eign. F .| 223 i 4 |i 144 18 16 HY Ti ccsciesce
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on M.. 237 | 9 1 12 154 Gi caches
22 Horeign Dorn sess roksan iF ; 297 | 3 5 16 131 | 71 1
23 Colored: j250d cee hoe Sssskins ochbseateees: : 18 | VL |eeseceass 2 35 2D) hes trea
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Birthplaces of mothers: ead a . 1 |
M. 5 19 16 10 104 158 21 10 42: 2
24 UniterStatesrinsesee sesso si: iP <j 81 67 10 8 1B 98 M4 17 M4 59 | $ L
25. England and Wales.....----. if ; | oe . 2 ess bs Seen a3 3 i 38 | 8
: M. 18) 15 10 6 2 33 48 1 1 85 | Ez
2 Tnelindhjeotiensevesrersioct iy | 18s 16 5 3 9 35 40 4 ah 30 |
7 M. 137 | 14 8 3 2 27 44 3 10 60 |
27 Germany .------------------- ie =| 13) 7 3 6 5 31 44 7 4 42
fad ace x..| rp 18 9 2 5 34 51 5 4 14
28 Scandinavia .-...---------+-- ie aa 59 10 3 2 3 138 31 6 8 10 le
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29 Sanitary district B......-..--..-2---..2-2-- 981 141 34 37 24 236 || 350 38 65 337 171 | octets
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30 Males oensaensee 492 | 80 15 18 wf oat m5! 30 31 176 80! reves
31 Females ARD G1 19 19 13 |! 112 |' 175 | 28 34 161 W4y |p ceereerems
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42 AY ittScce ea toes eaeniencate Sas cae aed ' 963! 139 31 37 o4 931 |; 343 | 38 65 327 170)...
33 Native Worn..<c.o.05vecscccsan amen es ; 696, 139 31 37 24 231 || 335 52 5Y 159 | 1 !
i: | : ' | :
* re M...! 182 | 42 8 9 1 60 |; 76: ll d a y
34 Both parents native -.--- iP a 187 31 i 7 6 al | 70: 13 10 43
One or both parents for- ‘ee 148 | 36 4 9 10 |! 59 | 90 | 15 15 24 | 4 |ecssccse
35 eign. FF.) 161 | 29 n 12 7 |i 39 | 97 | 1B 4 32 | Bearers
M. \ | 4 =
36 Foreign born..-.------------- ie : i | : | é g
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37 Colored ..----+ 222-225 seer reer eee tees 18 | | a1 i | settee eeileeeere eee
irthplaces of mothers: : i
birthplaces M.. 213 | 10 73 | 95 | R 10
38 United States..-------------- EF .. 207 | 9 : 67 94 l4 13
M.. 44 i 5 | 8 1 3
39 Eugland and Wales..-.------ {i ea 36° t 31 YW Biles
M.. 74 1|. : 12 | 15 4 6
40 Ireland ...---------++--+7-7+- EF. 104 | 3 i 4 22 7 8
6M. 79 3 ; bl 3 8 9
41 GOI AD Ny genes eRe peaiitie UE. a6 | 2 ! 10 | 19 | 2 5
ee M. 36 | 3 | 10 | 2 | Bal io
42} Scandinavia ....----+-+----++- F 34 |i q i 10 | 19 | 1 3

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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
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: | Diar- ; birth , Dis- | eases
An |Sear-; Ty- | Ma- | pinp. | rheal | Co? | Pnen- Whoop} cer | dis- | and pu-jeases| of the | °8°S | o1a | sean. | AU | on.
sie let; phoid)lavial],) P23" | Croup. ~.. |sump- |, |Measles.| ing | and) ease if -. | of the other
causes. feveus veut facen. theria.' dis- How. monia. cough. tn. | and |etperaliof the nerv- | prinary| 28° born. | pauses, | K2OW?-
. i eases. anon: (drops dis- iliver.| ous oncnas.
' | : psy. eases. | system, |OTS*2S-
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2,455 |) 38 , 19] 121 St] wT) ga, 199 12 | G1 We is! 47 295 107; 45 |] 168 5359 2
1,251 || a4! 6 8 60 a1) 122] 167! 14 4 8| 18 Gly sesueece | 25 164 | 60; 10 88 BOT | reais
1,204) 14) 9] 61, 6} 105] 146, 85 8 ll} 84 18 | 22) 131° 47} 35 80 268 2
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2,419 || 38] 15, 18] 120 36; 222] 308) 193 12 18) 68) 145 17, 46 | 292 06} 45} 167 551 2
‘ a SS SS | Rae os | aa j a
1,684 :] 34) 8 6} 112 34/ i91| 170! 124] "10 18) 21 68 8] 16 | 201 si} 23] 167 418 1
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403 9 2 S 58 6 37 36 | ae 1 3 1 16 hocidnaay i ong 52 oF 53 46 107
HO 05 8 2 a7 | 4 aw 37 | 26 3 4/ 2 30 a} 6 | 47 17} 19 44 99
\ : : |
425 || 45 | 4 1 32 | 13 | 64 52 33 2 5 2 OD fee eee 2 38 Bl coset 40 91
384 Wan sabaleecmcs 29 | 10 | AD 41 26 4 6 3 lt 5: 4) 38 8 faseateies 35 98
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378} a, 4 41 1 18; 73 43 1. [eseesielea lt BF cess 19 | 49 31 Gleansene 15
goof 9507 8 4| 1 13: 65 25 1 decesgca 33 40 9 ny 42 205 Teco 56
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47.) ni 9] 3] 26) o| a! 4 Il, Selresetete 4, 60 4 863] e
499 71 2 3 30 | 6 42 45 13 32 | 6, 8! 55 19 19 54
Qe stsee io ea 2 6 fesevees 7 4 1 h jeedsesg onete t 14 10: 1 3
To | | 4j 1 9 5 6 7 | i| 4! 13 6 esate 1
254 | 8. 4 22 57 4 Oil aes: a 33 23 2 12
288 ; 6: 1 29 56 13 18: 5| 7 31 13: at 9
216 8! 6 21 29 7 20: eeanaics i 9: 33 7 2 11
171 8 | 4 12 23 gi 22! 3 La 20 | 4 2 1L
iil 9) 1 20 ei Sl 2 Be hates | 4 jeeeeeee ee 16 | 3 1 6
98 a 12 | 2; i! 1 3! 2} 1 esas 6 | en 4
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1,44 29; 11 8 69° = 145 175 128 6 1} 33. 83 | 8B (St 179 56; 31 96 34h 2
oa Reece ' i . eect edt ae ices eddies de cecal cman: Ya Sacahc a
759 | 19 5 4 BL) iW 82 95 | 380 3 6 10 3G jasmescice 15 99 25 3 48 BL. | secz.ctiarerd
715 |) 10 6 4 35 | 10 3 80 | 4S 3 9] 93. 47) wy: 1 80 | 31 28) 48 163 2
1,458 | 29 11 8 69, Mi 148 173 125 G 15 32 83 ; 12 Oe ee 36. 31] 96 338 2
og | 2c] Gc] 3] 63: % | wo] 91 72 5 18) a} 884 ai os! anal 27 a7! 96! oso 1
221 7 2 2 15 | 3 21 18 23 1 3 1 Wl oases es L 26 | 8 2 23 50: | scegaene
232 3 A” |sietcciae 12 4 19 15 12 1 4 4 17 Ll 4. 33 3 10° 14 25 53: |eacased
277 5b 3 1 15 aa 45 32 21 2: 3 1 Ab feeas ice “abel 28 Bo dense 25 Gil tecdags
223 Salideeeslaveae: 20 5 32 at 13 1 5 1 5 3] 2 ! 22 So tecseae 22 57 1
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492 5 1 4 26 ; 7 40 2 ad 1 2 Bi “O5ils esses. 104 65 35:07 40
489 4 ary 26 | 6, 4 66 37 5 2) 88 aT 5° 10 51 16 Te 32
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963 hr 51 12, 80! 185 68 6 3| 36, 6 5/19 15 SO DM TT BIB sn seen
G96 8 2 3 49 10% WZ 79 | 1
182 Tih pad 1 8) 3) 16 18
187 2 1 Ey 15 ‘saeacice 13 29,
148 25 Desens 17 | 2 | 19 20
161 2 saveiasil| yataictsis 90 5 | 23 17
141 1 iewseee 3 1 1 4 30
195 ||.-.--- 2) 6 1: 2 4 24
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PARENTAL NATIVITY. AND
AGE.
SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND on Years
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. 2 [0 [fpr tess FERRE SSS Sates iS
All ages. | ‘ |
Uaders 3 to 6to% | 9tol2 bata [eres 5 to 15 |15 to 25 | 25 to 65 | Over 65 |. Me dune
1 4 1
Jane] 2 fe | |p
A) Ward a ccatlsinatiasoe ncpokn euueepygodekece eames t 1, 958 | 327 | 106 VW 35 |, 565 |! 782 | 87 134 699 | 259 6
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2 1,029 183 | 52 43 26 || 304 |! 422 50 | 74 | 374 106 3
3 Pemalls'.ic cs ccicccscenwesses 929 | 144 | 54 34 29 |, 261 360 37 6u | 325 | 144 3
4 AVG foie stains Sal rer teeta mrarciatdersiake ateier 1,842 | 305 | 98 69 52 || 524 725 82 | 125 661 | 244 5
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5| Native born 2.2.0.2... --2eeeeeeeeeeees 1,285 j' 303 | 98 69 ae], at 723 | 74 105! 290 92 1
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6! Both pare ativ M. 333 87 | 20 17 13 | 137 192 16 | 15, 82 98 Sscweesins i
t parents native...-...-.- F 362 = | = ‘ i 3 i = 5 t
| 3 262 56 li 16 8 |) 97 141 | 13 | ll 32 AD Nesesests
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7 eats § M. 335 79 30 19 12 140 193 26 | 43 67 | Gir cia atrtid
One or both parents foreign F. 307 7 BL 16 19 143 186 | 18 | 84 62 7 a }
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8 i 7 M. 973 l\ieeeates| eecauseales ve eesueewelll Pek More eece 4! MW 192 66 ee dicindy
Horeng VOR Memes cgeset rena ataree iF : 372 || 1 | 1 9 171 : 8 2
9 @olared oes A os 2 eee ene teete 116 22 8 8 3 | 4t |! 37 5. 9 38° 6 1
Birthplaces of mothers: a ; i \ 1
i M. 440 120 | a7 26 13 188 | 265° 25 20 100 }
ap Unicel talon seer iF 368 78 | 28 is 13 | 137 196 | | 20 80 |
; 84 6: 4 2 3) 15 | 24 5 9 30,
11 England and Wales .------------- ik 86 LB 5 3. 6 | 9 30 5 3 31
265 26. i 4 . 41 56 | 13 ; 28 133
R Arelanidlas: so ecgiea tl paeeat rea maar UF 307 27 10 6 6 | 49 71 | 9 | 4 149
13 Scotland «scicsnccuesaeacsciesiemees 2 } “| 3 : : | : 4 8
, 5 21 | 28 | 3 5 46
4 Germany 4 i | 17" 23 | 31 8 26
154} Weald Binwacoccc sac tanccecncsaeasues tamieeeseer- 1,116 | 1,734 | 182 | 217| 1,299:
16 Males | | gas |) 965 | 81 104! G02!
17 Females | 482 | 769 ; 101 113. 627
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18 Wilite: nce scinycceeateecieseescneceee sess s | 1,085 || 1, 691 175 2009 1,199;
19 Native born 2, 406 : 594 185 153 151 \ 1,083 1, 675 163 159 371
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i M. 820 |) 196 56 | 59 55 | 366 576 a1 | 68 | 125
21 One or both parents foreign. - if : 734 156 i 35 ‘7 280 462 éé | 0: 130
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, aca tre M. 525 | D lradeetecencetenaee : 1 2 i 6! 21 | 385
22 Foreign born...--------+---++-++- ; EF. G10: iveterepidlacaccerernissiendociee Wes Sie. ster | eesde es ce 3 6 29 | 434
| |
23 Colored 95 18 6. 2 5 af 43 71 8! 30
Birthplaces of mothers: aif ' r { } i ae |
Bese aes 609 | 190 56 i 5 330 y 27 16 69
a Uamiter Sta tees acbees gaceeeah s+? iF 508 | 130 rr | % 2 mi 33, el 88
2 . i 92 17 4 3. 33
25 England and Wales....--.------- j KF 64 | 8 é 2 3: 19 30 4 | 1 24
- eda iu 833 | 90 30 | 30 22 172 274 32 7 384
26 REAAM Chile cise acts Seeeeei eee HS ae 935 | 79 a6 | 1% a | 140 a 44° 81, 468
‘ a 105 |j 17 29 7% 2° 39
27 FCFMANY .--------- 22 2-eee reece iF 14 i 7 6 I : i is 2 4. 5 22
es 58 |: 5 4 7 : 4. 4 4 2) 5
2 Tbaly ng vie issano-ceesacesseless iF 5318 4 5 4! 31 46 i a 3
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29 Sanitary district A...2...2.-2--202 2202s eee 1, 654 270 92 67 | 69 498 | 3803 72 105 565 | ND Bedceeia
30 Males .....- 845 157 55 | 36 | 33 981 | 44, 33 50 272: 4G) wccncbrs
31 Females 809 113 37 | 31! 36 27 359 39, 55 293 63) Gennes
32 | Woes cetewe rece ne eenens sates cee 1, GAT 92 G7 69 |: 496 | 801 72 1038 5G4 WT <aecenes
1 ¥ = —! 7
354 MAG Gas Dtitecs ca guae eee eee : 1 065 92 | 67 | 68) 49k 788 67: 3: (197 Bo eeeeeee
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34 1 Both } arents native...--- Ae 18 | a 173 a : : a : i i Pe 4, uy : wee
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35 | One or both parents for § ME. fox} ton 3 24 79380 2) BA eee gp |sasenese
| eign. vr : ' 20. : 237 ; 34 52 | BD. eiieences ®
i i : | ; '
: ans eae) 269 | Bi WWecewaiehiies late. tcaae 1) 20 & ae 13 205 | 40! eee:
36 | Foreigu born .-------2-eeee 0 VF .. SUG | wisaldsie[aaaaranisss ese ana aceeevea | Lach dee 5 2 15 226 | BB lan wines «
| | 1 i
37 | Colored .------+2-+2e2e cece rte eee eeeee 7 2 levees eee Poagadive Sareea | 2 ij Bo feeeee sees ; 2 | 1 , See eeeee
F mater Ha | a ee
liplaces of mothers: | i} ! |
| pees M.. au | 68 28 | WW! 15 | 125 186 5 4/
38 | United States ...-----------+- ip an 169 | 46 | 17! 16 10 uy iid 3 6
39 England and Wales. .-.------ ie 2 i ° fo fe settee i ; ; Z | vi ; pe
M. 457 | 61: 18 | 13 10 102 164 19 ! 40 |
40 Ireland ..-----2+0220rr rere tr 498 | 40 | i i 18 | 80 | 134 26 44!
5 6M. 45 | 7 | 2 2 3 14° 23 2 1,
4L Germany... ------+2e0e0r sere UF... Will weadaeees 3 | 1| 2 | 6 | 12 2 1
i ws M. 22 | 4 1 Wl oxciweisnmacs | 7 MOT cata 1!
42 Seandinavia....-------+------ i} scl 18 5 1 | 1| 1h 8 12 2, 1

 

 

 

 
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,

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CAUSE OF DEATH.
i : | ' | Chita a; |
1 | Nas ! Can-| Heart) 2" | 1. S| Dis-
us ‘ ‘ Diar- i ~,. | birth | Dis-| eases
Al Sear-| Ty- | Ma- Diph- rheal | C°™ | pnen- : Whoop-| cer | dis and pu-|eases| of the | &28°8 | ola | still All Un.
causes. let | pboid/larial theria Croup. | gis. |SY™P"] monia. [Meastes.| ing and | ease erperaljof the} nerv- of the age. | born. | Sr | known
* |ifever.'fever.ifever. 7 , | tion. . cough.| tu- | ang i liver urinary] “°° * | causes. ‘
| ' | Gases: mor. |dropsy. |, OuS | organs.
: : eases. system.
Su malts 7o aise eae oes yee SAS meas hoes et Bs (I 2 cated
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a1] oil 35 64 7 ©6186; 269 166 8) 26 224 92) 27) 138) 488 4/4
7 | 9} 13 36 15 | 89] 154 94 4 4 ill 54) 11 70 276 21 2
4 5] 12 28 12 97} 115 2 4 12 113 ° 38; 16 63 207 21 3
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2) MW] 23 61 27; 172 | 252 157 7 25 2i1' a7! a7} 181 455 4] 4
Pye eee) Geetacten *vsees le adagsaed biodata ey VS: S| aren: eee
20} 10' 19 60 25 | 144] 158 88 7 10 148 | 38 | wy] 131 333 | 2| 5
333 5 4 4 13 6 629 33 4 2 5 1 37 ne) 35 O1 | eemcess 26
962 || 6 B icccene 12 4| 34 18 22 2 3 i 11: 2 2 36 | 5 7 25 64 lly
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335 2; 3] 5) 19 gs! 43] 37 al oe | eaten Ss 4 30 HO |eeesee 31 95 Lio
307 6 10 14 T| 38 41 5 2. 12! 6 2 37 5 | 1 37 WD Wisieieseais 5
913;|| esas 2 Sp [eouse 1 8 51 MN teeters ibe es) | deca 8 29 | 96, 6 leweaes, 64 ascend: 8
2721) 1 2 1 1 1 20 43 27 Lsgeiewae| iseacea 19 | 30 5 7 32 29 Bihicceaed 52 1S
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196! (lstesesloedses 2 Wf luseecaad Mio 9 1 1 3 7 3 1 13 Slsesauy i OG asicivaialsln 9
50 7 3 45
47 8 7 36
12 5 1 3
9 3 3 3
24 16 4 6
35 14 5 11
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Bil edewmen Miseensoa es
10 6 levewas 5
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426] 195 | 29) 236 | 926 2| 45
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1,873 16] 12] 2 63 | 38) 233] 296 176 11 iz) az SE east 24 226 93} 10] 121 482 2| 16
1,775 22! 10] 34 59 46] 163} 218 143 13 24) 31 79 25) 33 200 102}; 19) 115 444 |.-- 0222. 17
; 355% 38] 20] 57] 118: 83 389) 425, 314 23 40| 47! 155 24) 56 412 191! 29] 233 897 | 2] 18
2, 406 | 36 8 | 36| 110° 80] 348) 209 185 | 22 39 4 61 9| wu 284 agi 2] 233 642 2] 19
434 || 6 1 5 20 ul 69 19 30 | 3 Tee 14.20 2 64 10 1! 31 P01 isicecsed too
ger! 5 1 3 19 16 51 15 23 | 3 6 1 7 Slewsses 46 10 1 a LOB Hes sescee a
$20 | 10 2] i 36 27] 139 75 80 | 6 8 1 20. |r 4 97 20 |------ 6824 2 | oy
734 | 15 3 7 34 26 84 86 51 9 18 1 15 6 z 74 32 |..-2-- 63 193 |-------- 5
Bos tl ons 9; 8 Sl aseedes 13} 1 62 1 1| 16 i eae 16 54 53 Diicchemes Te asicees, toa
810 2; 3) 2 3 3 23) 100 OF iScceteued|ecoeees 27 51 15| 26 74 §5:| 12 leseesns ABI, |occszne ae
95 |]..---- 2 4 1 7 4 5 1 1 1 5 1 1 14 a las see 3 29 0] Souci 23
ovo | 9 1j 6 30 14 94 33 41 5 10: ences Ti |.igages 3 95 14 62 Vd [anise cces log
508 10 aS 26 19 68 23 33 9 2 13 4 2 59 16 1 59 150 |.......- 5
92 1 od 4 3 11 9 Bh eas sass 1 2 a eoties 2 12 9 | ontea 5 18 1 (25
64 |]:.--.- Plies 2 1 8 5 Bre ecedcied Neate 4 1 1 10 1 1 4 16 \cwesgiee-
833 4 8) 13 17 15 88) 132 97 2 3| 13 45 |........ 14 94 49 7 31 200 1 | Gog
935 9 5 4 21 18 62) 149 86 4 6] 23 54 17| 26 100 m1) Ul 35) 214 |..-..--. §
105 2 rhoa 3 3 i 13 Fh peeeemnee 1 2 | eset 2 4 11 2 9, 25].
14 Phra s | 3 8 5! 10 Balicesasesdongaece 2 5 1 3 13 3 2 4 10 |.
58 : 2 2 9 5 11 1 oe . Bel eo cells eGo 4) 19
53 1 4 4 3 1 2 3 2 1 6! 25
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gis; + 7 Us; 8% 19 | 107 97 90 7 8 9 288 ev eae 10 102 a6] 3 53.16 1| 30
a9 5 5 1G y 82 29 85 | 106 63 6 u! 2 31 12) 15 93 43 vi 44; 21 |-----.-- 31
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neiz: 69] 92, a7 4} 192 | 201 153 13 19} 21 59 | 12] 2% 195 go} 12 97 422 1] 32
173 88 | 83 13 19 3 99 | gl | 133 | 34 1 97 280 1| 33
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672 3 4) 04 Rss cuetee: 1) 46. 33] UL 1 ]2y5
55) 48 28 5 8 1 | 3 3 | 36 |
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10 BR OB fiers CC a a 38
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354 VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE 87.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN AND’ IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE G YEARS ENDING
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BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. mn 1 i
Allages. |
s a | Total 'lynders’ 5 15 25 | 251065 | Over 65 |, U2
| Under 3 sto6 | 6to9 | 9tol® jjunder 19) Un chor 5 to 15 | 15 to 25 | 25 to 65 | Over known.
Patel Wires) Sse wy, “Pattee Ae wake Se etilce ds
Ward 5—Continued !
ara o—Continued. + j 2 t
1 Sanitary district B........2.-...----------- 1,994 343 99 88 88 618 |) 931 110 l 112 664 5 2
2 Males cies nose cae ee ee nas 1, 028 195 48 | 51 59 353 521 | 48 | 54 330
3 Females. 966 148 51 | 37 29) = 265 410 | 62 | 58 334
4 WHS se enceee tee teeveten anced ece ass, 1,906 327 93! 86 83 | 589 390 103 | 106 635 170 2
5 Native born .......2.2--22-2-202002+ 1,341 327 93 86 83; 589 887 | 96 | 84 244 29 1
1 i *
ss M.. a8 87 21 7 22 | 447 206 | 14 | 8 38 8 1
6 Both pareuts native.....- fy “| 229 59 6 16 9 110 165 | 22 | 4 24 TON soca
i hi ! 1
7 One or both parents for- ¢3f£..' 426 96 23 3 34 187 287 25 | 33 STs caienseteawsste
eign. iF zi 376 i 83 22 19 18 142 295 | 33 36 78 BY cee csae
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oe Cbd S256) [eeeteeeaal eo meinal sn ah eee eles : 180 61 1
& Foreign born ..-...---------- {eo ad | Sieh cased elo cete ceed leak sacl ack soca lCostee:. . i u 208 AB feck? ae
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9 COG PEO se ect vem eerse ee eeenh doe eiceo 88 16 6 2 z 29 41 THI 6 29 Shae. :
Birthplaces of mothers: : me { 135 as er id aes je | i a
A 22 2 ‘ 205 2 Be 2 3
qu United States. ........-..-..- VF 329 | 84 34 22 15 |) 133 230 33 20 “
: ¢M.. 63 12 2 5 3 22 27 1 25
uM England and Wales .......--. ie. e 2 3 ? 3 7 a7 t e a
oe M.. 376 29 12 17 12 70 110 13 20 183
2 Breland: .2:sasereshoseaseents tel] aa? 39 5 i 9 60} 100 18 37 293
: ; M.. 60 10 1 g 2 15 | 2 5 1 23
13 GReMMaNYG asinebe Sages a asest § F.. 43 7 B feeeeseces|eeeeeoeee 20 | 16 2 4 2
M.. 41 iL 2 4 7 24 33 2 2 3 4
uM Ty it ateset aceenensananter se {ye 32 8 2 4 3 17) 7 Giese 2 |
AB | Witird 6: cc ccacektcssasedec udesace oud caaieeesie 5, 791 948 306 258 238 | 1,750} 2,801 | 316 317 | 1,823 531 3:
14 MAl6s ce sudsned ivaccediycerseeennss 2, 963 | 530! 155 133 119 937 || 1,508 149 149 935! 995 | 3
17 2, 828 | 418 151 195 119 || 813 j| «1,299 167 168 868! 306 |...
4 | . ;
18 5,777 | 946 305 257 238 || 1,746 || 2,796 314 317) 1.818: 529 | 31
1 jeer d | |
19 3,977 | 944 304 257 234) 1,739 | 2,750 283 230 345 169 '......2.
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é M.. 607 146 42 31 35 254 385 33 val 96
20 Both parents native------..-. § F 594 136 40 39 34 249 || ° 358 35. 22 102 :
i |
cm §M--| 1,429) 871 110 102 1 ces || 1,071 102 83 164 DO tickiated
21 One or both parents foreign - ; Fl) W961. 974 108 82 zs 347] "905 110 94 147 a
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deg M.. B62. secede ace Ty Meant co) 3 4 25 13 42 638 142 2
22 Foreign horn...--------+------+++ iP ad 923 | ity arenes (neneene 1 2 19 18 45 623 STB. laSoneyeee
th i
23 Colored .....2222.222+++ iseisklae Ja satesiulniaaied | WwW 2 1 BE cegeiyaias oo 5 Di [ee tutes 5 Discusses oa i
Birthplaces of mothers: ™ | . ‘ pm ‘ ; ‘ s as | ie ”
: : = 761 || 5 4 4 : 2 47 104
24 United States -------------------- f F.. 760 |} 171 58 47 43 319 | 477 33 34 5
ist (M..] 1,283 174 43 43 al | 301 520 57 89 532
25 Ireland ..-.----------+2-2++-- 0000+ VF..| 1,289 120 48 40 41 249 426 66 87 569
: (M.. 246 37 9 9 2 57 | 86 lt 1B 103
26 Germany... ----------2- 22-02-0200 VE.. 211 28 2 6 9 49 76 15 12 74
Boe M.. 217 1 1 oe 17 | 98 142 9} 9 55
27 Scandinavia..-.-..-------+--+--- § F.. 180 45 18 t 9! 83 126 ral 2 33
bs 153 || 36 12 | 2 9 | 69 109 8 6 24
28 142 | 28 8 10 lL | 37 | 107 9 4 18
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29 Shliftany dintrlebel, auscessshacdencncedesee 1,090 | 170 45 | 39 43 297 || 449 65 74 352 150 J eeeseee,
ere — a -|—- —— ,;-- = 2 Richest tc Sat Sa cone ae
20 Nala cot rgan aerate areca 547 | 90 ae 20 28 160 | 245 31 31 187 Bee
31 Pei aleSissgmsecesomers vemcce tae 543 |) x0 23 19 15 |: 137 204 34 | 43 165 VE Hn ivesscereand
32 AN NOs os bp oeeee eam eeen deren emes 1, 087 | 170 45, BY 43 296 | 448 65 | 74 350 150 |-.....
33 HAN Lia Vg RE sees ee, Se 794 169 45 BS v95 |} 449, 6062 160 | HO snes
| 1 .
‘ M.. 183 | 41 4 13 67 | 92 IL | 10 : 26
34 | Goth parents native. ...-- ir ae 1x8 i 4 1 3 5 66 t 38 a 3 is i
35° One or both parents ror-¢ M.. 217 | 47 pe 16 | 15 91 147 17! 18 33 neeeeeee
; eign. UF. 191 | 38 ret 10 | 10 69) 21 | 21 33 MF heat
1
| eens Meal) Cold Gacetecee le sere e| ate as prsstene|eeeey 4) 3 | 3 105 Bl sivsese
36 | Foreign bern... ---.----+-+-+- K.. 154 1 | Sbeerattcsstase leet. sicec passed 1 oF 2 | 9 8 56 cose
t : 1 -
37 Colored. ....--.+-222222- eee eee eee ee eee Soseeeee eee | teteeeeee | 1i.....e ee. 1 U cesdipicce | eee eeeeee sate seted acess
Birthplaces of mothers: eit Z ! - at o a | ah a | i :
36 | United States ..-----.+----+-- ER cin 13 8° c 75 || 105 | 16 | 16
: 3 M.. 3 ‘ 1/ 1 5 || 10s guances 3 | 1
39 ; England and Wales .--------- § I. 1 | 2 ae ae ty 3 7 us
' M.. 19 9 73 i 2 66 9 | 14
40 | Ireland ...------------+----+-- ii A 15 8 5 5 33 Ad as 19
M.. 5 1 8 iL. 4 21
41 | Germany ....2+202 22222222 ie an 61 ms ig 2 |
ae “ oM.. 8 1 Seponeee: 4 13 |) 21 | 2) 1
42 Seandinavia..-----+++-----+-+ UF. 10 | 2 3 | 34 18 I, all 1! 4
MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM

NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

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: | Child Di i
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\ ae Diar- A birth | Dis-| eases | i
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call, | ftet”[phoia tation) D'PT| Croup.| "PEA" |sump.| PME afeastes ing” and | ease an2Pu cases) of the | GPthe Old | SHI | other |, Ue,
* Jfever.|fever. fever.//0°" eases, | tion. Be cough.| tu- | and a liver! ous. (otinary: ge. born. | causes. 7
; mor. dropsy-) oases, ‘system.| OFS8ns-
licence = eee Paes a aa él pee
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1,994} 29] 10] 32 75 43 | 204 | 236 166 ll 22] 287) lL 13} 42/9 931 106; 17, 139 499 1:1
1, 028 12 5; 38 19} 126; 129 "86 4 9 8 Bis erectctarneatd 14 124 47 5. 68 266 1, | 2
966 7 51 18 37 ar 78 | 107 80 7 13} 19 48 13} 18 107 59) 12) 71 298. ecteencts 3
1,906 | 29 8| 20 Ti 42; 197) 224 161 10 21) 26 96 12.) 31 217 w2, 17: 136 475
1,341 28 4{| 19 68 41/175! 121 102 9 20 1 39 5} 10 151 48. 1) 136 362 |
275 Syl eectee 4 12 8 39 18 DD Ue Cpe Ty aeean S 33 81
229 dee eed 2 u 10 31 10 15 2 cS 4 D Woes 27 G4!
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426 7 2 3 22 11 72 43 37 3 13) ccnssaen | 3 51 103 !
376 12 1 8 19 12 9 43 28 4 1. 6: a; 4 38 106
| | ;
256 |]....-. 3 4 Desens) 9 5 24 1 1 | DD fed cease At tt 30
304 1 1 a 1 1 13 46 GO! Is'eeaences swaciars | V7 34 7 | 14 36
BS lees 2 2 4 T4 7 12 5 1 ay 5 ae M4
9| 37! 99 30 1 Les 1B (paieeees | 3 53 B scezen) 42
13 42 16 au 4 4 1 9 | 3 1 36 4} 1 39
2 8 7 ; 2 Deities 2 12 irae ! 3
1 5 2 : 3) Vi as 8 1; #1, 43
Fy 43 62 1 5 DSriNe pated | Bo 43 22; 4; 12}
7 22 70 AS) | sderee teats 5} 13 31 | 7 | «ag 49 34° «6 18 |
sienaisis 2h 5 9 1 ll : a} : 1} 21
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54} 334 | 329 276 | 35 wl 33; wel... | 32; 201 oT! BL) a2:
37 339 305 248 | 25 30; 59/1 1389 41) 50 265 | 17 51 176
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91] 672 633 | 523 60 49 M1 261 | aL} 82 556, 232, BL 388,
85: 589' 296) agg | 56 48 19-96 13 | 31! 387" 86 20388
13 85 32 Bd | Ti oh AR WOT oa a | / 55 7 8 a4
1L 82) 32 49 | aa 6 7, Bi 4 ti 70 1 ol 57:
38} 209) 118 gg | 7 | 14 3 OG staged 6) 146 DOF ears 132 |
23°] 206 97 B4 | i! 24 5 28 9/ 12 107 29, 1 ui
| bs
3 37; 170 116 | ls 1} 25 {Serer 19 | 84
3 45] 166 3 3 mekeaats 47 92 2) 31) 84
ia wel oT Epes My Weg aut Nacunt aaleetated| Suess
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761 vw} oi 5 52 igs} 114 33 59 iL} 6 4 OB) Peete. 6! 723 1
760 2] U1 8 36 15 | 108 40 56 8 | 11 7 20 4] 10} 87 f
1, 283 22 6) 60 23] 113] 195 145 9. 7| 16 5D: eset as wy 17
1, 289 23 9) 23 58 8 | 140] 188 124 5 | lo! 35 81 23} 34! 102 3
246 3 2 1 4 6 20 4] 16 2 3 5 15 {........ Ba 25 is
211 8 | 4 2 li 4 18 23 ls Tile loo » 5 fo 20 39 |...
STF Wacccd’ ot 7 14 3 43 22 15 4}. ‘ 1 FT Wiseiecas 1; 15
180 6, 1 3 12 6 32 15 13 2 2 1 Ai loccne ol 16 2 |.
153 3] 9 6 4 Ti 23 5 14 7 1 A gis cca 1: 19 5
142 ees’ beh 4 6 2 13 5 19 Oi eb lebee ay 3 Ble... : 10, i 3 |..
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DAT 9| 10 | 9 36: nu! 63! a7! 51 6 5 Gi) We sasen ace fou 56 25 6! 37! 129: 2) 30:
b43 Wy I. 4 6! 61 Go | Die eiasance | 2) 13! 31 21g, 46 | O5- ag" 85 123 1} 31
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SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Months. | Years.
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. ae SSS Sra eal eee: 7 a vam
Allages. ; |
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Sanitary district B.........--.-02--222-26-- 3, 393 | 603 197 173 159 || 1,134 ! 1, 821 173 187 | 1,010 | 199 3
Males coos nosis oaesaeeaed 1, 765 | 330 | 300 86 73 | 598 [ 936 33 98 340 | 85 3
Peniales:.c2--accascmsngace seeks 1, 628 | 264 97 39 86 536 i 865 90 89 470 | 11d: Sac

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Whites: 2232 sesececmiesesiesy saucadiecices 3,390 |: 602 197 175 159 | 1,133 j 1,820 187 1,010 |
Native born........202-2:2ee0eeeee 2,293 |; GOL 196 175 1355 || 1,197 |) 1.783 121 226 |
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: a) M.. 251 69 23 24 19 | 135 211 10 4 19 | T lessees
Both parents native...... iF =ith 283 66 21 26 24 i 137 |: 196 13 5 15 if Petraes
One or both parents. for- u._| 927 260 76 62 51 449 712 62 55
eign. F.. 830 192 75 60 60 |: 387 642 62 50
2 |
i M.. DAT lecceccu. T |sssneccee 3 4 20 10 36 403 76 2
Poreigu born sxese2 senaizseahe { F.. Soe ike etme |aaadedeed 1 1 15 12 30 372 W9 |...
Colored us oiscccscsccssecsceseecesseseees 3 |! D |livisraesensians pam aecteaie| eee tare’ 1 1 A bined ale Stoel nsialciesgisiere pie erence
Birthplaces of mothers: ie ‘ F ' tl
. on 33 99 34 30 25! 188 283 16 3 a2
United States) seaisy sass iF ss 334 91 33 3 39 186 oe 20 in i
Ireland M.. 846 123 26 a7 29 || 205 354 39 65 340
BELG cisco sae RSS STaSERS F.. 806 83 30 30 28 171 291 42 5G 347
: M.. 147 a4 6 WARiseeteeesin 37 37 7 11 37
GERMAN oc <2 Hanson a teesies tro] a 15 4 4 8 31 47 | 7 7 38
9 = ST | 7 = 4
Scandinavia... fF] ts, of te]! oe SE ETSY
a 144 36 12 10 8 66 |, 103 8 6 21
138 7 8 10 il 56 | 106 7 4 18
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Sanitary district C ......2..-22----2--+-++- 1. 308 175 64 44 36 | 319 | SOL | 78 56
Males 651 101 33 7 18 179 | 301 35 20
Females 6357 14 31 17 18 | 140 |; 230 43 36

White....-- 1,300 174 63 44 36 |] 317 | 528 7 56
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NitiVe: DOPDLs saisjsaisieeieemieeicioaeeien 890 174 63 44 36 |: 317 | 525 73 47 159 | BG ckec ns
i M. 173 36 10 3 3 | 52 i 82 12 i 33
Both parents native ..---. iF 3 173 29 7 5 5 46 74 11 | 4 5
One or both parents for-§ M.. 285 64 21 24 15 124 212 23 10 35 i eee
eign. Ke 240 44 22 12 13 91 |: 151 7 23 38 De inetincek
sents M. 176 9, isieecees 3 130 494 ese
Foreign born ...-.----+-+-++5 SF : 231 | 5 a 3 1a ey eee
Colored vsSsnzpsncesietwsansdsees deuaenaad 8 |. Lj Ut | seein leauisienses 2 3 iene 3 Teese
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Birthplaces of mothers : ‘tr 563 ‘ ( il |
. . 40! lL: j 4 60 7 7
United States.-.-.----------- iF : 207 33 12 | 6 Tit 58 14 Ie 7!
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England and Wales...-...-.- se 19 1 : 5 1 a 46 i cesses -
M. 32 | 3) 9 5) 54 | g Q
Treland eoeseeeeeeseeeeceseen ir. oe 2c Ob fo a oe) Se
M.. 7 2) pu 1}. 12
Germany -----------++-++++7+ Sy = 7 I 2: 9 1} 12 |! is : Ace 3
ss Ren M.. 9 R. 5 6 28 43 1: te
Scandinavia. ----------------- ty : 5 : a 2 1 iL 21 3 1
i | ‘ ;
: ! * 2 ;

Ward 7....- 2-0-2022 2 eee cece ec tee e eee eet eee 4, 448 | 699 | 182 178 126 1,185 |' 1,740 254 268 1,489 71 1
Mila raecke ca deteteecdausesd wf 2942) aay | 98 99! 53 | 639 | 935 un 12 736 ‘305 | 1
Females.-...-.--------------- . 2, 206 ' 310 34 ve) 73 S46 | 805 Vi 131 Tits BOG Tae cence

AV Tid tiie wow rein come seeometescnaseesgestaeds ! 4,388 | 686 | 178 175 121 1, 160 17 250 239. 1.471 696 1

aa el sheen ene i, oY eee ee
Native born ..---.--++----------2eeee eee | 3, 256 686 | M7 | 174 119, 1,156 1. 694 2 old 737 336 1
| | i
Cee M. 881 | 207 | 48 | 52 20 | 327 459 By nT 9
Both pareuts native...-..---. ; K 830 148 | 44 28 33 2G 80 67 1S Ae
i
; TOA frat M... 737 169 wg! 45 30 ow |, 44s as! ge, 2
Que or both parents foreign... ir 5 681 | ll ! 37 48 36 : 262 | N94 66 | 6L ae
' 1

. ¢M.. : = ; 1 By 10 g | 29 362 146 \
Voreign born..-..--------------+- .. 1 1 | 8 a a
8 a . 6 . 3 | We 348 ft :

Coloved. ...-----+- 2022052 er ett reece t rete ; aes aay 2 4) 4 18 DC

irthplaces of mothers: | : i : i \ :

Birt places ¢ M..[ 1041 | 251 | 64 295 400 B61 | Gu! 50 j

United States --.--+----+-------+- Bo.) 1.035 | 131 | 43 445 B24 464 78 58
M.. 145 |, 16 4 3 26 2 ; i

England and Wales...--------+++ ; bs. 163 | 18 | 3 6. 29 3 w 10
cM. 662 | 64 16 1254 13 188 | 25 | 46

Treland .-.---.+-++-2r2-ee0r terres F.. 683 56 14 12 93 159 36 | 42
M.. 40 |! Cl atedesie| wat agad 1 5 9 3 2

Scotland .....----------------+++- Fr. 26 4 MCihshtett aye 5 6 Dy are sacia ti
Gs eee cecal ce eka iu. 183 a7 11 5 56 76 10 | 13
Hermany..-------++e20+7+ i 159 26 10 9 56 |. 76, 91 1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

357

FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Sear-| Ty- | Ma- |. Con-
dete let | phoid)larial DIph Croup. ee gump-
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44; 163; 59! 430 | 370
ij st| a1] 212] 197
26 79° 38] BS} 178
44 | 163 30 | 430] 369
5| 27] qeL) at; B77] 162
1, w. 9) 49|
eee | 40: 7) 80 8
si 60! 19) 435 76
18 65 19{ 137 55
9 8 3; 27) 102
8 4 2; 26} 104
L enelcastece lie aauen aseuk: 1
1 22 10} 65 12
1 15 nr) rr
5 37 13/76 | 197
15; 35 7{ 83} 121
Lies 2 2 1B 7
2 6 9 P 13
4 8 1 28 9
3 3 5] 93 8
6 4 1 13 4
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19] 147
103 67
16 10
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37 28
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30) 43
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: a 1s3 | 256
g906 | 29] 24] 32!) 117 34) 186 | 274
4gas | 62] 48} 51 69 | 361) 521
P 3, 256 60 36 35 197 68 3i4 49
ssl | 22 7 9 41 13 su | 65
gsu | 16] 14! 12 61 rt 81 x9
wz) 9] (wo! CG 42 41) al 91
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35 hild- Dis- :
eval OM | ears birth | Dis- | eases De ue cate ae eae
. and pu-|eases} of the dt till- n-
Measles. eaae and aor erperal lof the] nerv- oF they age. | born. other known.
gh. ela < jas (liver.| ous: |2 ‘inary causes.
or. |dropsy.| gases. system. organs. : |
ea ee be San eM
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25 | 18 6Tieeate se 12 158 63 9| 139 510 ike 2
23 22 | 23 67 28} 31 143 60 | 20! 107 392 cee)
48 33] 41] 134 28 43 301 123 | 29 246 900 2] 4
44 32 6 43 Th a 209 38 1/246 651 it 6
3 uy 8 | sceaseee| 15 3; 11 36 73
6 4 1 4 A cata 21 8 ceo 27 7
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14 18 2 aT | 6 Bi 76 | co | 78 oT 1
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7 4} 10
5 8} 13
2 2 4
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Bl raanectae 1
2 1 1
7 1 1
9 a lteras
6 9! 32, 78 | ll] 19 153 |
3 9 37 lenueonae 9 7
2 61 23 41! 11} 1 76»
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6 9; 31 mi ou} ag 153
6 9} 10 29 5 8 107
1 9 [i049 loose 1 23
2 3 6 2 30
4 2 2 § seeete at 2 331;
Ads otc 4 } 6 3 3 19
Sh aed scree 4 19 reseasa. 6 20
Bete cfonnced 17 29 6. 5 26
Lyd ctor coe Tl soepoaiel tratelateaie siete oe padakoees
2 1 2 13 |. 1 28
2 3 5 6 4 32
2 2 5
: 2 3
1 1 3 ll 30
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1 i rt 4
6 $j
4 4:
1 3
23 40] 112; 289|/ 23] 82 493 |
He 95} 96. 4a8) |ecssewss 47| 277!
10 25) 86} 154 93) 35 216 |
23 go} uo!) 287 93) a1!) 488
22 40] 59| 139 di) 45
6 10 | 10 | ry eens 17 127 51 | 9, 92 220 | 1 }
6 16| 38) 52 6} 10 91 BB} 25 66! 186 |..-.---. 34
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6 52 AL Bi leeveewss 10 69 ae 8 78 |
4 9; 9] ai 4 4 60 | 2zt 3 76
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2 2 Dl sszewsd 1 at BV seecs s i: jesarsie 37
Ts 1z2j 10 144 36; 11 107
7} 20) 40 109 | 41) 26 78
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358 VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE §7.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

   

   

 

 

    

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

? PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND
AGE.
SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Mouths. Years.
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. sa ;
jAllages. i
| U 3 9 | 9 Total |] Under s| 5 to15 | 15 to25 |25 to 65 | Over 65 |, U™
t nder3| 3to6 6to9 | 9to 12 under 12 a e 5 to 25 [25 to 65 5 | enown.
f ,
Nee Gee a weed sell ~~ =| — +] ----— |---| -——-- —
‘Ward 7—Continued. | 1
A Sanitary district A. ss.sc.nuneewssesecnve> 1,613 297 86 78 52 513 766 81 84 516 165 1
2 Males .... 832 || 164 49 42 22 277 418 37 42 258 76 | 1
3 Females 781 | 133 37 36 30 236 348 44 42 258 o eaienneted
4 W hit@cnsvseckseevevecessss hsesn anced 1, 602 295 85 78 51 509 760 80 83 :
° Native born...--..----------+++---+ 1, 124 295 85 78 50 508 732 73 69
; M.. 245 183 13 5
6 RICO coc ws 73 22 23 12 130 5
Both parents native iF de 298 57 20 7 rh 105 140 16 14
7 One or both parents a 342 90 27 19 10 146 229 20 23°
eign. F.. 290 B 16 19 17 125 196 24 24 44 2 greceees
; ; M.. 228.'|| Sirol veccven beomy sence leaugedawel beecataces 3 3 10 158
. OrSIeN bern F.. 2D Nocona seneaes loenevewss i 1 5 4 4, 169
3 Colored .--.--------+++++---+-e-eee eee lL 2 W hicsasased 1 4 6 1 1! 2
Birthplaces of mothers: ae Sag
‘ : 88 26 26 13 153 226 17 7 30
a0 United States saiecesiediessc8 § Fe) 268 68 2" 18 16 126 172 19 Ww B
11 England and Wales. ..-..---- ; ee 61 ae ; 4 ue ag A : 18
7 M.. 344 44 12 10 5 7 111 12 21 156
te Tnglind sash anketyscahsePeey ; a . a 30 6 9 6 31 89 iu 16 163
- 11 7 3 3 5 26
= SPE eerste iF “| 3 9 4 4 4 21 21 3 4; B
‘ ef TY BN ecw ccee il |eadeacore 9 3: lsposctucs|ebosucrus ' 2
a PhalyssscncararnessasesHste is tr 23 9 i Te ae a Re sae ae 2
| :
15 Sanitary district B ...........--.----+------ 964 145 35 32 25 237 |" 358 30 68 | 808 TTL: lesions
16 478 80 14 21 12 127 |! 189 22 35 | 159 73
17 486 65 21 1 13 110 | 169 37 331 149 ag |.
| i :
18 959 5 35 32 24 | 236 357 _ 58 | 68 306
oe I = ene | pot eee
19 Native born.c2.2. 52.00 essceaasacess 742 145 34 32 24 235 | 354 58 | 53 178 GO. teemeauee
I . |
Bee Mi. 206 44 7 11 4 66 95 1! 12 54 B4 |--
20 Both parents native...--. 5 : 215 28 i 7 7|l 33 86 22 | 9 3 Tel
a1 One or both parents for- pe 147 34 6 10 8 |: 58 89 10 17 295 6
eign. Bie 156 35 10 4 5 |; 54 79 15 15 39 8 |--
; M.. 2 6 71 39
22 Foreign born ..--.----------- {f me I 9 55 30 -
I
23 Colored .- 1 AN | essay gases 2 Air caieiais fates '
Birthplaces of mothers: rr sii | |
M.. 4 54 8; * 6 82 |: 116 ld 15 58
a IV nthe Staten si reregsasnen ts {F.|  %o 36 15 8 10 69 | 105 26 il 37
M.. 25 9: laceccs 1 1 4 || 8) \ateccect 3 9
25 England and Wales.....-... F_. 32 Geo eee 3 7 3 2| iB
ul] 129 iL Sots: shoo a afoot 4 lj 59
26 Tela ss sechese see stssseae es tes. i 14 3 2 20 |: 33 6 14 51
27 Sootland ...-..--------++---+- Seo] 10 Plea ores iE Br) celeste = ee
M.. 36 |! 4 2 Billoo seen 2 9 |, 13 {) 4 15
28 Germany. -----+--+++-----+-+- if be 36 || 6 2 3 1 wt 15 2 4 | 10
i i i :
29 Santtary district Ci. -<me-s-0-cnenaserisene v0 896 | 125 28 28 20) 201 279 45 44 | 438 190° 2exeuees
| os ce Os bra eee ee
30 Males 457 || 74 16 16 10 |, 116 | 157 25 93 | 165
31 Females : 439 |) 51 12 12 10 85 122 | 20 a1! 173
; i
32 White: oscesc.cceccne-steuseee ess eeene. 859 | 117 25 25 IT 184 260 ; 43 AL | 326 189 |....----
ool ies oe pect \— aoe pia sss + Saglean! —_
33 Native born. ...------------0+-0.--- 676 |) 17 25 25 17 184 |; 259 39 36 | 221 DL; | Saeratiser
: i M.. 239 |i 47 ul 10 3 rat 93 14 i153 72 AD bowantake
34 Both parents native...--- § P 233 31 5 4 7 h 47 67 | 15 a| 82 60 eeenasoere
35 One or both parents for § 3. 105 ji 21 4 5 oy 95 53 | 6 8: 36 eee
eign. Bee 86 16 5 6 2 9 4 | 4 6 26 GS [eiswincsau
M.. 88 | 4 ‘ oe
Pate ree Renee ete el alee | H a. OS) ee
| !
37 Colored, ..0--0+ snssonne vs ow eesneere es a7 8 3 3 S 1 7 19 | 2 38 | 12 Tt ateeees
i |
Birthplaces of mothers: - 3s 2 |
: M.. | 5 12 L 6 86 110 | 16 14
38 United States.-.-----.------- iP eA 270 |! 37 9 6 8) 60 84 | 16 12
7 a Boni tales Gua! \ ' 2
39 England and Wales......-.-- ee 31 ‘ 3 ge Sceae sashes <| 3 2 : 3
M.. 78 5 3 2 1: 11 |! 20 2 4
40 Treland........-------2+---0+- rae 7 |, 2 |. 1 3 || 8 ; ;
M.. 36 |; 6}. 2 i " 14 3 1
4l Germany ...-..-....+--.---+-- if a 27 | 7 Bho oe BY 18 ' 16 | 1 t
' Palas Se TN Tl atetansal eee 2| i ;
42 Seandinavia...+sseeeeseee. oc, balk, ae ee ol) (2b vews ‘} al

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES ANI) FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

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; i ! ‘ | | : . bee ' | ;
ea Can-| Heart] Child] | Dis | ig | |
Sear. Ty- | Ma. is Diar- son- Whoop-| cer | dis- birth | Dis- | cases | eases sys All
l ae let | phoid taal P&P Croup. ia sump- Sieh Measles.| ‘ing | and | ease ane otthe of the | of the Old Sul: other eo
fever.|tever.jfever. ; éases : “| cough.| tu- anid ia liver.| ous |"tinary Be. ‘| causes. | “BOWR-
| | | 1 mor. |dropsy-| gases, system. oe
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aes GS cc et ce ee ea ge cil ak we el ae
1,613 |; 16 1 | 4) so! 52/160) 184 | 19) 10 13} a7] lor, 8 | 30 ; Tj 16 | 128] 389 |... 1
832 Ge] eT 6 2 ©6163! go! So 5 7 4 AG eh assis | 18 op! 26 | 4) 66 217 2
781 8; 4 8 38 16 86 eC) 5 6| 23 55 9| 12 75} 45: 12; 62 172 3
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1,602) 16, 12 4) 80 R678, 188
nial 15) 9: 8! a at! is OL 88
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ectaeean tiple Pisin Sica haan — 4 staan a] ee aa oo trast ae eas ay a apch os incl Raat
457 9: 3] 5] 46! 6 7] 85; 36 | 3 1 Ge, PB seeoesee 8 97 7 36 99 1] 30
439 5 9) 9! a! 3) g5| 32} aa 2) aa] 35! 5| 7 SLi oS 18 97 Iiceieeies 31
259! ial 12!) 13] 37 | 9; s7| 102; 62 | ’ a) 24) 60) 5] 15 48 BBG 1| 32
676) 14 3) Ww | 16 9! 33 go) 4g 2 3] 19 36 5 7 87 B44 |B 15S L| 33
Loe ; pat
29! 8: 2] 4; Wt! 2, wl a4. 2! l jae ees (ch eens 3 3: «16S 1 | dog
2335 4 3 2 We eeiieccce CO) BE, | “19M ssceeces 2) my, 19 2} 4 27! 8 8 Tsp) 780] caeacs ;
! Fe : i i ' i
1s 5 fa cocience Ul WG deetsapec| sence 15 S: aeskow ih; 80 |esceeex ag
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TABLE 87.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY

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SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS.

 

Ward 7—Continued. .
Sanitary district D -......--.....02.2..-.---

 

 

Wit ioe ag ase cicicdncincisiee seaeeas
Native bores. .22:se.sseses -eeeees
Both parents native. ...-- ie.
One or both parents for- § M-
eign. ; F
Foreign born.....-.-.-.-.---- {F-
COlObEG: ae rceieecereencesceecsetecke
Birthplaces of mothers:
United States -....-...-....-. § a a
England and Wales.........- § i
Treland 2. --22<-csccsee2se000- ; a
Scotland - 2.00. sseseesseecs5% 3 a 9
Germany ecard fehecabeered ais mie ats BSS ; at oe
Wiad 8 i¢.ccnese temetenee ss cnneetecaceeneeeees
WWE scgoiog acc casedasaseaconecmuetias
Native: WOtitasese vee scan scincys seats 3
Both parents native.--...-... j al
One or both parents foreign.. {Peo
Foreign born..-... -------------- ; al
COlGred as ecactenssesscdwenta seewosintee siete
Birthplaces of mothers:
United States -.-..--..------.--- { abs
England and Wales.....---.----. ; ats
Dreland .sccaecs nes stee Gases sie ; Mes
Germany .-----------------++---- ; Ate
Seandinavia....-...-------------- ; Ale:

 

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United States. ..--.--.------- {e
England and Wales..-..----- ; u Be
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Germany.-.. ---22--0-2-2+255 ; A

Scandinavia ......--------++- ' us.

VITAL STATISTICS.

DISTRICT DURING THE'6 YEARS ENDING

PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

       

 

 

AGE.
Months. I Years.
Allages. : { | a
Under3| 8to6 | 6to9 | 9tol2 . 5 to 15 | 15 to 25 25 to 65) Over 65 ‘known.
; | | :
132 33 40 9g | | 69 67 327 115 |...
71 19 20 9} | 99 32 174
61 14 20 20 | i 40 35 153
|
129 33 40 29 | | 69 67 | 335 173: | secre
es Beenie Siete eich aameiidieaaen seas eo ae liste, tiara ae ES nell SSS Ge
a4 129 33 39 9g) 29! 329 64 36! 172 93 | ackunesd
191 | 43 8 8 T. 60 | 88 15 9 45 Bai neseacre
204 32 8 10 8! 38 87 14 1 47 5 \aataas
143 4 1 i 7 33 W 12 18 36 Si |aos.ooae
149 27 6 9 12 | 34 | B 23 16 32 8 lececenies
12 eweea ber ea secon 1 1 2! 5 2 4 84 96 | cass
130: |lGseonissatl tieweresal: cases ocelemeaneder||esmment sseeseee 3 6 67 54 | 1...
7 | ol Meee tee ual a dane 3 Becca | aaa 2 Da toate
1 {
1 !
231 | 52 10 13 4 |: i 109 16 4
246 40 8 il 10 || 69 103 17 18
39 3 2 2 1 |! 8 13 1 3
39 9 | Aewaeeens| bes wees 3 |, 6 7 2 2
11 4 2 1 3 10 23 7 10
142 10 2 4 3 || 19 29 yw 9
Nb [ci eee 5 leeetact ers tet saelSeeretecce ll Gecaeen ce 1 | 5 p
5 Wi (ceeeemanel conceals i 1 2 af.
39 6 4 3 1 14 4 3
42 4 4 2 4 | “4 18 3
4,331 761| 269 226 igi || 1,447 |] 2,326 333 219 | 1,130 292 1
2,216 420| 138 117 g1{| 766] 1,221 157 131 571 135 7
2) 115 341, 131 109 100 |, 681 |] 1,105 176 118 539 IB wsswses
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4,318 739 269 223 191 | 1,442 |) 2,320 331 248 | 1,127 291 1
3,147 758 265 220 17 | 1.430 |} 2,274 298 170) 347 5B jay ened {
585 11 48 33 33] 285 447 44 16 59
548 129 56 38 33 256 389 48 14 3
1,006 || 243 86 80 a7 |, 466 734 9 7 99 "
946 || 202 3 68 641 407 680 109 61 92 Foes
580. |! veesze ees 2 1 |! 4 23 15 39 393 109 1!
584 |! 1 2 2 3 |i 8 23 18 39 380 Tet geo
7 of
13 | BON ideale Dilvsadensee 5 6 2 1 3 Ti Wises
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TAT 218 68 48 39 373 579 61 23 63 ;
704 167 72 52 45 336 518 64 18 7 5
144 22 10 5 2 39 65 6 8 31
159 17 6 5 12 40 62 15 7 48
631 78 18 25 18 139 228 48 60 246
642 63 19 18 14 14 206 43 52 274 :
373 52 20 2 19 112 186 28 20 109 eames
335 4 22 21 16 103 169 26 15 93 :
75 14 6 4 2a 25 45 5 2 20 :
35 |l 14 4 5 6 29 46 10 6 12
66 31 21 wi 198 191 39 32 4 3
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33 18 ul 6 |. 68 106 18 15 51 nae
33 13 10 41 60 85 2 i 63 i
406 65 31 21 | 197 190 39 32 14 Bits
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37 {i 4 4 1 1 10! B 5 5 10!
53 5 3 16 1 3 7!
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\ ild- Dis- 3
Bo. I Diar-| : Can: | Heart) jirth | Dis-| eases | Dis-
1] Sear-: Ty- | Ma- nh. Con- 2 Whoop-| cer | dis- i eases o45 All
aoe let |phoid)larial pipe: Croup. a sump- ene Measles.| ing | and | ease ee Shine of the | of the | Old pall other |, Un;
* |\fever. ifever.jfever. ‘ eases: tion. : | cough.| tu- | and cae liver vette urinary, age? | OEM: causes. mown,
mor. ‘dropsy. Maaéet system,| °TSans. |
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975 1 9} ou 47 13 79 | 122 90 4 9 | a7) ol 6] 22. 85 60] 31 56 939 | asessuxe | 1
475 8 7 4 12 6 42|' 55 52 1 3 | 6 | 25: [cecsigcee 13 | 44 F 33 5 30. 129) Jeencetac | 2
500 3 2 7 35 7 37 67 38 3 6 2L i 36 6 95 4} 27 26 26 103 |.------- | 3
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968 11 9 11 47 13 78 121 90 4 9 27 61 6 22 84 s 59 31 55
peceespentieer i egiscoeescell i cememnicie Noa apa anata ree id
a4 10 9 8 45 13 64 85 52 4 9 16 33 2 16 61} 38 17 55
191 5 2 1 7 3 19 12 GT ieee gs eee 2 3 iS! | sepeteren 8 22 13 |--..-- 19
204 dl 2 4 19 5 lt 21 16 2 3 10 13 1 3 13 8 12 13
143 2, 3 2 4 3 16 24 10 1 1 beeeese CR errs 2 11 5 1 10
149 Di leas Ts 15 2 15 26 7 I 3 3 5 di 1 8] 9 1 12
121 DT. | eels 1 dl. Ae reheat 6 17 3 UY “tae ies 2 9 13 2) | Sense
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2) Males ..... 1, 222 236 72 | 66 | Bd 428 669 96 il 308 | 8: sera
3 Females. . - 1, 100 |’ 172 68 | 60 54 354 594 91 56 289 10" Vitneaeas
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| eign. F.. 41 | 34 218 373 62 24 40 | Deco
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| Birthplaces of mothers: ? Se 3 | 5 | is waa as ‘ | a5
i : M.. 37 117 33 | 2 285 7
- United States :cveuetarenhie.s Sec) 338 78 41; | oat 168 271 23 | 9
‘ M.. 73 13 2) 2} 1 18 28 4 | 4
TL England and Wales. -.....-.-- iF = 63 5 3 | 3. 2 3 24 6 af
\ M.. 348 41 7 13 | 1B 74 127 26 | 6
2) Trelantl ....----222s22e002200- {yp 318 29 9 | 13. 4 55 93 5)
M.. 241 37 15 | 18. 15 85 127 1 9
i3 Germany .---.+-+-+---2+--+ ++ Sel ig3 28 7° Mi! 0 59 || 103 | 5 6
3 M.. 55 12 3. 6 5 28 43 :
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15 Sanitary district C.....2-22.2222--20eee eee 1,372 249 80 j 69 6, 463 748 86 15 370 92 1
16 Males 674 131 38. at | OT (880 378 35 36 186° 38 1
7 Females 698 118 420 35 | 38 | 233 370 5L 39 184 BE Ilscisactial
18 WWI Egosnee acauaiay see atclalatataistainetelatsas ' 1,368 249 80 | 69 | a or 85 be) 367 92 1
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19 Native born......-2-2-22-02eee2-02+ 1,012 249 | 76 69 G4 4580737 17 a4 126 | 18 j xousees
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To M.. 210 55 15 12: Ws! 99 | 163 1L 5 23
20 Both Parents HAUL sss as iF “6 187 50 | 13: 12 | 15 90) 134 18 3 26
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or § M.. 283 7 20 2 | 10 128! 207 19 19 36 |
21 Que “or HOt BERENS tor- § F. 314 66 7 22 | 22 137 | 225 29 5 34
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22 Yoreign born .....-.--------- if [| qe7 | 4 10 119 | AT }....2 08.
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5 F Lg 261 72 | 2. 13 | 18 12, 205 16 8 2
24 : 240 | 63 | 18 , 20 | 1” ug) 178 2 5 29
4 5s 41 5 | 4 2) 1 12 |! 22 1 2 12 |
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ane 3 2 | \ 74 14 15 99 |
26 : 235 24 | 7 5 | 10 46 | 83 15 18 91
‘ ; gM... 78 13 | 2 3 | 2 20 | 37 3) 7 23!
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; sateen te: a 5 SO si cee 4 Ly |seledieee 3
28 Scandinavia ..--------------- iy i 14 3 ico cere 1 1|' 5B Re CO ' 2 |
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30 Males ....-------++---- 12 20 | 10 | 6 4 40 68 8} 9 96 | 10
31 Yemales 108 18 8 4! 4 34 56 1B 6 | 23 10
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

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7
Months. | Years.
All ages.
Under 3] 8to6 | 6to# | 9 to12 junder 12 Under | 5 to 15 | 15 to 25 | 25 to6S | Over 65 4,
| - _ i | pene tts
2, 640 434 120 1 95 | 760 | 1,199 145 135 850 290 | 1
1,339 239 61 59 4 403, 648 63 3 414 138 | 1
1,301 195 59 52 51 357"|]| 551 82 80 436 132 |!
2.563 420 116 108 91 735 |] 1,159 138 148 87 | 290,
1,787 418 116 106 86 726 || 1,142 133 12
331 95 22 1B 13 43 || 228 22 9
311 3B 18 18 17 126 192 21 B
563 136 37 40 26 239 390 35 48
507 107 38 32 28 205 321 54 35
BBN acveeres ues ae tae 2 3 3 8 1 10
493 tees eee e ed 2 3 8 4 6
7 uu 4 3 4 2% 40 7 7
430 115 27 18 19 179 295 31 u
420 101 23 3 21 168 256 37 19
76 5 1 4 6 16 22 1 4
B nu 3 4 8 | 26 35 3 4
590 69 22 22 wi 125 207 24 42
607 49 21 15 16:| 01 173 32 38
122 19 6 8 3 | 36 63 1 8
101 23 8 7 1} 39 54 6 7
33 10 2 21. : 4 20 2 1
21 dllacakeene 2 . 6 9 3 4
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1,157 183 39 41 43°} 306 484 64 79 387 M43 fo...
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569 105 20 7 17/159 || 260 28 42 179 60 |...
588 78 19 m4 26 Wi} (224 36 37 208 83 | Pada
1, 096 170 36 | 39 39 || 284 453 39 73 368
735 169 36 38 33 ava |} sa 58 58 137
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149 45 6 5 4 60 | 89 10 7 29
161 | 28 5 n 7 a1 | 84 1 8 34
231 36 12 10 10 sg j 181 16 26 BE ioenees Ie Rnd
198 38 B 2 14 77 113 1 15 48 1 | Seta
159) Wen scte coe |saemeneed 1 2 35 3. Nemawecrsiae 4
187 Deion eens 2 3 6 1 il
61 13 3 2 4 22 | 31 5 6
202 35 9 i 6 77 | 123 15 ll 39
219 45 8 12 10 73} 115 4 n 48
36 2 4 | 9 2 ‘i 2 li
29 2 3 ul 16 |. : 2 7
922 5 5 40 23 10 21 84
253 7 9 39 63 12 14 118
44 1 8 17 1 5 WW
34 13 15 1 4 11
% 9 14 2 1 7
12 3 5 1 2 3
1,272 1 70 60 : 40 381 || 606 65 66 402
667 ul 33 36 20 200 | 325 31 a] oo!
605 100 37 24 20 181 281 34 39 188
1, 257 210 69 60 | 40 379 | 598 63 65 398 TR asec sabes
B19 | 210 69 59 | 39 377 593 59 AT 119 7 31 aicie arene
1 4 i 1
135 | 41 1B! 8. Sa, oy} oa 10 2 21! fy ewes
125 | 37 a 6. zi 6 91 7 5 i Bloc.
281 67 %) 96} a3 126 201 17 wi 43 2
562 60 24 | 18 12 114 180 24 19 | 35 4
IF lees saceal eeeeas | 1 1 2. 3 I 6 M3 G2 lietaree
UE oadaaeebeaeneantaaheccnes xce|smceeeasall pemdconare cu 3 12 134 50) |astenese
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192 | 48! 15 8 9 80
164 | 46 1B 8 8 %
34 2 1 2 1 6
36 | 6 1 2 4 13
318 | 36 10 4 6 66 |
301 25 15 7 6 53 |
74 | 13 5 8 2 28 |
62 | 15 5 5 1 26 |
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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366 VITAL STATISTICS.

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1 Sanitary district C...........22.-02.20----- 21 \ 40 ML 10 12 73 109 16 10 61 14 | 1
2 Males... 103 | 25 8 6 7] a4 63 4 6 21 8 | 1
3 Females “| 108 , i 3 4 5|l 29 46 12 4 40 Ge
4 White nee ate aa tee 210 | 40 1 9 2 2 108 16 w 61 ui
5 Native bortiessccccscevcccncenseases 133 39 i 9 12 7 107 16 7 20 2 1
; fas M 97 | 9 3 2 4 18 23 2 1 ee
6 Both parents native...... if = 95 | 8 2 1 3 | 14 17 3 4 By ees
7 One or both parents: for- § M.. 51 | 13 5 4 3 : 25 38 2 4 GO eteceidaicten: 1
eign. Prec 47 | 9 1 2 2 || 14 28 9 1 9?) sesisemecnye se were!
8 Foreign born...-.------------ si.
9 COMER cites. g ees siiniededasaieesyutesiss
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10 United States...--......----- fy.
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u England and Wales ......---- iF.
12 Trelaud s2c222--c20224essce5022% ; Ate
13 Scotlands senacaceaescsan and aes
14 Germany.------------++++++++ § a
gig | MWe 0s os ec ceases ance eects 5,320. 881 306 230 225 1, 642 2, 503 349 | 311 | 1,633 521 - 3
16 Males ......-.- 2, 676 | 508 148 117 128 go. || 139g! 9169) 147 818 202 | a
17 Females...--.- 2, 644 373 158 113 97 741 | 1,165! = =180} 164 815 319 1
18 Wali euice ose cs aasaee ace sosasasieestetasece er 5,214, S71 299 204 218 1,612 || 2,455 343 304! 1,601 508 | 3
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22 Moret bon iyecesrystersereices iF 1 1 2 | 7 16 | 31 561! 229; 1
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31 Females ....--.---+-----+-+-+---- 40 28 231 375 | 69 | 7
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368 VITAL STATISTICS.

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1! Sanitary district B...-.....0.02-..22..e cee. 2,290 | 402) 151 98 102 753 |, 1,122 Wt 135 693; 194
2 MALES uo. bavacs Sans ce hess sass 1,133 | 296 | 7 48 63} 411), 593 65 | Ww 336 | 68 1
Bo POS 108.55 onwsennskaeennnee oy a57 | \ 77 50 39 442 |, 529 79 65 357 126 L
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7 One or both parents he 475 127 36 83 34 | 230 || 331 37 36
eign. P.. 453 96 43 35 22 196 305 41 40
8 4 Foreign born......----------- {% 2 Z 2 W
9 COLORED sh csisccidisncaciecemscinceieseeeued 71 |! 7 5 2 4 18 | 29 6 5
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a Dnited States:--2--2sep caps: iF: 379 |) 1 40 19 20 170 2a a0 i
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li England and Wales .......--- ; F 42 | 5 4 9 3 | 13 | 3 2 Ndbavad i
: 438 |: 62 4 11 19 106 3
2 PRSUANEL devisees oer ipaite iF 531 |) 52 5 9 6|| 82 185 3 2
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16 Males .... 559 114 26 22 26 || 188 293 4L 21 172 31 1
47 Females 507 73 42 23 30 168 || 261 32 28 147.
18 NMUIfe: ceshececcaaecomeeeais soca ara 1,050! 187 66 49 55 |) 350 543 73 49 313 69 1
19 Native born ....-2.-----2-------+++- 795 | 187 66 40 52 |! 345 | 529 66 | 31 86 | 137 oceced
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31 Pemalesincscecccesscu deeeigsscs vets 1, 801 |, 240 87 71 al 479 , TAL J24 119 571
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MAY 31, 1890, AT’ CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
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3 Females 1; 096 \ 138 52 47 55/312 488 74 83 | 334 116 1
4 Waite viene teen meee cence enon eeu aint 1.982 i 345 90 82 85; 602 916 124 125: 633 183 1
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Pe a 5 128 | 41 27 22 18 307 27 19 78
10 United States sencresacnsaeas: a 90 33 29 34 | 186 71 43 33 78
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12 Treland 22 cs2e0ses0seareesd Rucae ; 38 9 9 8 G4
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16 Nialesi erase es 133 39 25 22) 219 524 43 47 242 Gi tat: |
7 Females 82 | 35 4 26 167 263 50 36 237 US Socincee
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20 Poth parents native. .---- ; 44! 19 11 15 |! 89 135 19 13 69 Lia eens
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bx United States ...-...-.------- iP -| 388 58 2 15 2 122 182 at 20
4A) Bihaceaness 6 M1 3
25 England and Wales ...---.--- ; alse a eee paps sete stare z 1 1 2 3
M 173 15 3 30 46 7 18
26 Tyelantl eos sacssceaecseentors ir. 183 a 4 4 4 23 49 2B 6
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31 Females ------------ +++ +2-20ee0e eee | 2,260 377 136 10 | 98 741 1,127 147 139 688 139 |.
ye AWhi ts... 3 cc-taeheeeeeegeriticienas sicice'siie siete 4,785 , 827 298 225 228 1,578 2,447 301 270 1, 496 271
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35 One or vot parents foreign.) "> 91 253 | 106 79} 68 500 776 105 a7 |
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38 Tnited States -.----++--2-2-200 ’ e 7 535 | 34 | 37 | 10 41 298" 432 38 1 |
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NAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
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BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. : as aaa i fs i ?
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Sanitary district: A.:<..02.cs.csevssesenees 1, 221 253 | 71! 67 58 449 f 661 76 57 375 52 |...-2---
: Beceem all i a :
Mallss steecsten tee ote: | 630 145 | 34 a 33 | 24a 64 47 33 220 |
Wei aleS s2coses a ceeemeceresuss | 532 108 | 37 | 36 | 23 206 , 297 22 | 24 155 |
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Wiliteseses oo eee eee: 288 il 67 | 58 | 449) 661 | 76 | 57 8783 5B jeswaces
Greene fall Waseca aps el hy fees ee oa ee!
Native Vorn-sccsseseh.ncagseneeteban 253 | 70 66 53) dT GHG | 65 32 83 iG cecehasen
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Both parents native. -..-- ie cS 36 | iW 8 9° 5k | 72 | 3 9 10 cerns we
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One or both parents for- ¢ M. 101 | 7 25 26 } 179 | 262 | 31 16
eign. ¥F ..; 82 | 24 2B 16 5 150 | 217 20 | 12
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COlOred vo vesis cleesscie co eeatlsiade sleet clei : 2 |
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Birthplaces of mother: ! ‘| ' | {
S30 9 9 2 ‘
United States ales i Be ' B | i e We | -
ae 202 27 | 2 9 4 42 |! 62 | 15 J
Tpgland os ereiehts sseecuets S} a5 18 | 5 | 4) 3 30 50 | u
ri M.. 123 22: 5 10 7 4 43 63 WY
GERMANYS sean sides diene ners iP = 113 23 | 8 | 2B 9 53 72 | 6
Pee a tnd M. 3 25 | 7 5 8 45 60 | 3
BeAUCNAVIA, seacc2utesietits iP : 53 15 | 5 | 3 1 24 37: 3
7 M 35 8 | 1 2 4 15 |’ Oe | 3
Mal yovences tteactemacnetacatss Po 15 4 2 2 1 9 12 1
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Sanitary district. B cs..ccc6 eee caaeeucecsese: 151 | 52 | Bt a) 21 409 46 53
Goer 1 S hoe bp 180 aol el =
Males -....2.22.222200eeeeeeeees | ae!  »! 18 18 141 220 29
We males -jsescicaiccessee aaa sis 23) 66 | 82 | 16 WwW 131 189 24
AY itev st Sacdae ane ens Lae "860 51 | a1 | 3h 35 271 408 46 Bn
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Native ben yeecesesgeceeveeseseace: S542 wo! 51! a 34 269 400 40 35
: M..| 64 28 G 3 9 36 iB) Diesen
Both parents native ..... it a 66 |: 33 | 1! . ca ; si :
; One or both parents for- a..! 221 b4 | 15 1: lt 94, 156 W 7
eign. F.j 43 21 : 13 i 128 | 4 16
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Birthplaces of mothers: 2 : \ e
United States ....--....------ ; Abs: - . : : 3 | ae 4 sabeweee.
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Englaud and Wales.......--- oe . ij 4 | | 1 ¢ I
Feacadl 6M. 202 |! aq7e3 5: 3, 5 30 | BOC 4 10° 2
POLED Sete nie anata ele rae UF... 184 20° 5! 4 4 33 | 47° 9 1
: M.. 60 15. 3 a 4 25 | 35° 4
GCP AlN eataaennceepe ces eee: F.. 59 | 5 | 7 4 4| 20 | 25 5
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AMalOe aston We eee ds | 1383/ 20! 9! Go, 79 45s 737 8 7°
Females ..-2ccceeeesevcas see 1, 323 203 | 87 | 53 | 56 404 G4 HY 90
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Native born... 2-.2.02-seeeeeeee ees 1,835, 422 7G; 12k BL 8531, 880 162 19 184 20 1 sescaies
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Both parents native.--.- it : 237 72 36 5 a1 30 | 139 193 16 a 12 Britee doa
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oa aaa M.. 358 | 85 37 34 27 183 299 | 29 G:
United States ..-----------2++ Fo. 311 | 93 - 30 23 25 171 253 a7 9
M.. 64 i 3 4 2 5 ‘ 26 !
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M. 6o7 84 29 23 295 165 270 | At 51
Treland ..--2----2+220ee ere eee KF. 728 63. 29 20 14 BL 224 i 30 G4
M. 89 42 G 3 3 241 36 | 4 5!
Germany ..---+++ +2002 e072 Sir. ' 838 10 | 10 ? 6) 29 43: 5 3)
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MAY 31, 1880, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
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let | halal eal Croup. | 7). sump- ~. |Measles.| ing | and | ease ~ | of the other |
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728 39 15 2 4 7 2 2) 12 54/17} 11 | 66 50; 1 16
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374 VITAL STATISTICS.

TanLe §Y.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING
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SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND |
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Under3! 2t06 | Gtod \° 012 | ander 12]] Onder 5 | 5 to 15 | 15 1025 725 to.65| Over 65 | Aten,
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Ts NVaR 1B os. pec aon oc eee aaa 3, 068 476 156 137 107 |, 876 |] 1, 268 138 19g | 1,044 £19 | 1
2 Mia 8 cece se cz-pvdiarasias's Gee haweslaes 1, 606 257 | 93 2B 66 |, 489 683 64 96 579 184 |...
3 Feinalesscescsy easecesgecesteosenane 1, 462 219 | 63 64 41 387 585 14 102 465 235 i
4 White degen tc teen tate et Aenea LL Ie 3,047 475 155 136 106 872 |} 1,263 138 197 | 1,036 412 1
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5 Native Yorn...---:e+-c--se+eeseessenes ass | 45/154} sk} 106 |; geo 1,250) a2) ase | 56
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: M 6412 130 | 38 41: 28 237 327 29 40 173
6 Both parents native..--...--- F 610 M4; 35 40 21 alu 295 36 33 137
52 34z 30 31 116
7 One or both parents foreign. iP uae ‘ be 277 34 50 14
‘ a 1 5 4 22 261
8 Foreign born....----------------- ; ee il 7 3 7 313
9 Colored) ssscscexeescseczsateceecacsewsees 4 all as cerecces 1 8
Birthplaces of mothers: a in a9 i | 400
10 United States. .-..-----.-----+--- {Po 339 347 38 37! 155
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11 England and Wales...--.-------- ; Mes 1 a ‘ j a
M.. 47 68 10 17 135
ie Trehiadl seohesseseiivencerectnenet § F.. 38 69 10 35 148
13 Scotland cdc-cncaveclometdeesioes ; ats . 3 3 Wipes 1 3
ae i M. 93 125 14 14 126
if Germany -------22--re ec reee seen ; F. 68 100 19 18 86
15 Sanitary district A..........-2--2--2220.20 900 252 356 41 64 305 3d ee cs
16 Males 478 |! 69 30 8 7 | 144 200 21 32 175
7 Females 422 59 20 20 9 108 156 20 32 130 =
18 SW ate cinch see hewecetncaemectect 895) «127 50 47 26 230 354 41 64 303 135 ee
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19 Native born oot 197 49 47 26) 249 352 40 53 178 TL fesayseee
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as M.. 211 36 12 16 9" 73 107 9 16 58 fr eaeucee |
20 Both parents native --..-. ; r.. 187 | 30 4 14 3 61 80 li 5 b i
21 One or both parents for- 5M. 144 30 17 11 66 88 11 8 35
eign. F.. 135 26 6 6 $4 72 9 22 30
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23 Coloted..2: 2 .escncseuntdetecacckasancse 5 1 De leissercise oe | u 2 2
Birthplaces of mothers: ae \
: 3 243 43 18 1! 89 129 11 17 G4
24 United States..-...---..----- ; F.| 216 36 4 4 il 3 98 11 8 51
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25 England and Wales.....-..-- ioe ‘ oe 4).- : aieeeee ‘ 3 : Z i 2
M.. id 2 1 14 19 3 6 39
26 Ireland .--..-.--------------- ; r_. 33 2/ 9 20 3 12 33
27 Scotland ....2.2---22-22e02e02 ee . 7 oy f pa :
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29 Sanitary district B.....---..2-22-202022222 | 1, 286 207 62 54, 44) 307 538 a1 73 418 146 |.-......
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30 MONG s .cxauneearewecenereadtnc | 635 111 33 29 | ag | 201 |! 280 21 33 227
31 Pemalésis cceseceessqeeccenessies ‘ 591 96 29 25 i 16 |. 166 258 30 40 191
32 207 62 i | S4 367 538 51 72 418 M5 jee...
33 207 (oo 53 | 44 366 |; 530 46 Bt 197 | G4 [eee
re M.. 219 50 10 15 10 |! 85 110 9 u 66 | 2
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Birthplaces of mothers: " a a ; - is | s : |
7 : 255 | 1 14 9 15 68
38 United States ..-.+.---.----+- if as 907 | 43 | R 14 8, 82 124 14 bP 49
39 England and Wales.....----- om ‘i 1 A
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
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canses. }|, let phoid larial theria.| CPUP-| “dis. [S¥™P-| monia. /Measles.|_ ing | and | ease | eneral ofthe! nerv. | of the age. | born. | ther | pawen.!
fever.|tever.'fever. eases. | tn- cough.: tu- | and is. |liver.| ons [Utinary causes.
mor. dropsy.] gases. system. organs. |
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feces tl ner SS Foe
3, 068 53 29 36 102 62 287 401 297 17 20 64 183 26; 40 340 177 | 50 203 677 | 4 1
1,606 || 27] 18] 16 41 32] 150] 228 163 8 13] 19 92s |e aie | 22 181 95| 15/ 114/370! a) 2
1, 462 | 26 ll 20 61 30 137 173 134 9 7 45 91 26 | 18 159 82 35 89 } 307 + 2 3
3, 047 53 29 36 102 62 287 398 294 li 20 64 181 26 | 39 337 174 50 202 ' 4
2,315 521 18 25 98 57 263 283 196 16 20 29 94 22! 20 257 | 100 33 202
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642 13 | 2 9 19 12 68 76 62 2 7 8! 90: | ecacecctait f 4 70 | 31 8 63 |
| 610 | 10 3 8 30 10 58 60 44 4 2 16 31 ll 6 65 28 21 49.
528 | 14 7 4 20 18 G4 72 48 5 6 |.-.--- | GY odode 5 60 17 1 49 |
484 | 15 4 4 29 17 61 65 41 5 5 5 16 il 3 52 21 3 36
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! 338 1 8 1 3 17 43 AG ls:3 aicisiseint|aresaversn 24 42 4 8 36 31 TD scenes |
Meera stede call Canal ekesatl canted aceiad 3 | gl a eed all soe Stl eal Q |... 1 3 3 lasserse 1/
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735 | 18 4 9 24 16 | 80 89 7 3 9 8 88 |sescee ss 5 87 37 8 72 |
: 694 | 14 3 8 36 13 66 65 53 5 2 16 36, id 6 17 34 21 54
108 © 1 2 1 2 1 6 20 15 1 12 4 8 9 4 2
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TaBLE 87.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING
PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND
AGE.
SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Months | cears:
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. i 7 1 | <
Allages. H ‘ il hee | | | *
Dele Bto6 | 6to9 | 9tor2 Junder 12 Under 5| 8 to 14 |15 to 25/25 to “e Over 651, 00"
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eee ei one feet se aaa : :
Ward 13—Coutinued. i i ' ' i i : '
1 Sanitary district C......2..20.2-26.20eee2e+ 942 11 i 44 35 | 37 257 374 | 46 61 | 321 | 139 1
2 ' ine eal { | ; 7
2 Males ...2..0..2.200e0ee cee ee ee 493 77 | 30 | 16 | A} lad ! 203 | 22 31! azz 60 |...
3 Females......----..2-2++20020+ 449 64 14! 19 | 16 | 113 i 171 24 30 | 144 | 79 1
i ff 1 ,
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4 Wihiteus: = 5. renee ee eae 928 141 | 43 | 35 | 36 255 1 371 46 61 315 | 134 1
2 fae Gates 3 al Suess ee
5 730 qi! 43 | 34 | 36 254 |! 368 46° Bl: 186 : 19 bec soto
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2 M. 212 44 16 19 9 79 | 110 | 1 10: 49 BD |e nana
8 Both parents native... . iF Zz 215 | 40 10 4 10 | T4103 | 11 | 16 | 50 | 85: |eaorneed
1 ‘
7 One or both parents for- 4M. 153 33 43 6 uj a 89 10 12 | 41! DY ean
eign. iF 137 24 4 4 5 i 37 | 65 12 12 39 Oisesecec
x M.. DIG soe tee gate eel cece eet Nhe \ | ncecicsetee 9 | 77 |
8 Foreign born...-..--.-------- § F.. 8B i looonseaalaseancoes Viksca ae ii Bl Sediecs i} 52 |
9 Colored ... u |). tol soesecnt 1 24 Bs Ogaden | 6 | 5 lead
Birthplaces of mothers: ue oat 7 ae 38 < 46 | 8 |
: O. - oc
19 United States....-..--.----.- if Ty) 851 47 84 395 B 17 | 55
2 i
1 England and Wales .... . ae a4 ; t ve ponte i z | wi
; M 83 6 19 2: 4 4 37 |
Ce Ireland ....---.--++-++-2+00+- ; F. Bt 6 9 23 2 6 a |
B M 7 1 1 1 ei 2 4 |
F.. 6 |l.-- 1 1 soneees 4.
‘a M.. 74 19 25 5 33 |
F.. 56 10 14 | 4 23.
15 5, 048 864 323 267 243} 1,697 || 2,606 : 277 | 300! 1.516
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16 2, 656 501 151 147 132 | 931 1,393 | 150 151 816
17 2, 392 363 172 120 111 766 | 1,213 | 127 | 149 700
18 5, 044 864 322 267 | 243°] 1,696) 2,605 276 | 300° 1,514
: lana ee fee ae a
19 3, 536 863 317 261 238 1,679 || 2,561 ! 246 , 218 451 | 58 2
' M.. 588 183 43: 49 44 319 451 36 24 61. 15 1
20 Both parents native........- iF > 540 129 59 | 35 40) 263 | 408 28 | 17! 58 29. fusseecins
i : | :
21 pata 1,257 312 106: 903 97 79 | M74 | Laos
One or both parents foreign. . ; ¥ 1/089 230 106 775 | 82 94 132 | 5 i
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: M. 755 || dsepseaes fosereeee 21 13 44 | 556 | TO olan coke
22 Roreign born s-22enecuseaseesseees iF : 741 5 18 17 37 501 , 168 |.....---
23 Colored cox sscerscas acenoves sescescsdmecnwen af |lheceses 1 1 leant 2 evasistsiarraiall otis de bien
Birthplaces of mothers: sf Sal sie Ps sai ap ‘ i
: : , , . ai | Z
24 United: States. cas2:scnArsntaecee Ye.) 6 134 73 B01 35 22 | a |
M.. 78 9 4 25 4 4 32
25 England and Wales ....-...-..--. j F. 14 6 2 93 9 2 | 36 |
M. 953 120 29 320 52 66 | 447
26 Treland...----+---++2+2+2r0ree++- ie 946 73 31 273 49 80! 436
CM. 567 101 32 209 24 34 178 '
27 UF. 486 11 47 259 28 32 195 |
es 92 26 9 64 3 3 21 |
28 “ee 3 63 a 4 51 1 45 5
29 | Sanitary district A ..-.-...2.--2---2-20- 20 1,072 | 161 70! 553 65 61. 324 67 2
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30 Males 567 88 29 297 37 34 | 168 30 1
31 505 73 41 256 28 a7 156 37 1
32 1, 071 161 70 553 65 61 | 323 | 67 2
as 735} 161 69 543 62 3): 5,2
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34 Both parents native ..... {ee ah oh i 8 Z a A Be zy
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35 One or both parents for- {he 291 | 60 22 203 30 20! 37 | Dh Wierda ead
eign. F. 27 45 31 180 21 19 | OGhocgaeeae 1
; M. WO? 4 aici ia|aoadesees 4 2 2 | 91 |
36 Foreign born...-------------- f F. 166 Woes: i 4 1 « ee |
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37 Colored ..----------- +0000 seer 2 rr eeee ee DV leee terse cdeeeeee eee
Birthplaces of mothers: a
United States.....----------- ; PF.
38 M.
39 England and Wales...-.-.---. Sir cl
M..
Treland ..---.--+--+--+------- ; FF.
40 ni
Scotland ....----------- ----- § Ro
41 M..
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

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Diar- . birth | Dis- | eases
Scar-| Ty- | Ma- . ‘on- Whoop-| cer | dis- ‘ t eases . All
All ¥: 2) Diph- rheal Pneu- 5 and pu-| eases] of the Old | Still- Un-
let | phoid! larial -. | Croup.| g;. |sump- ;. |Measles.| ing j; and | ease srallot tl ~ | of the other
causes. |irever.|fever.|fever. theria. estes tion. ; 20m cough.| tu- | and ae eae pate urinary| *8° bora. causes, | FROWN.
mor. |dropsy-| eases. | system.| CT62n8- j
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Dc ape cee el and lea = |
| | 58 19 57 194 | 2 1
34 7 33 102 2 2
24 12 24 92! lacie ease 3
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95, | uisivareiatfierserare sie
257 5 3 5 7 5 27 38 23 1 2 2 WO eenaess 24 30 14 3 23
251 2 2 13% 4 22 32 26 2 1 6 12 Be heicceates | 31 9 4 18
47 1 1 1! 1 2 10 @ Ise TU Wescsiee oles 2! 5 4 i 1
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2, 656 40 21 27 82 62 317 301 332 10 19 18 TUB ilies eceees 22 305 111 8 191 GID sialic 16,
2,392 52 15 35 91 48 333 260 211 12 24 38 97 53 25 261 122 27 125 563} | sisi ccises 17
5, 044 92 36 62 172 110 650 561 542 22, 43 56 215 53, 47 565 233 35 316 | 1,234 |..--.-.. 18
Eo eh mers aes cleat ig eae , ' soni palace
3, 536 89 19 39 166 108 577 286 312 | 20 40 14 | 15 21 13 416 1 6 316 DLE? | esceacazsiae 19:
588 1l 3 3 22 9 88 29 ‘ 52 2 11 1 VEE he siesassce 1 89 11 2 66
540 16 2 i 19 18 83 31 | 36 4 8 6 | 12 3 3 67 14 4 42
i ' |
1. 257 27 7) 59 52) 195 | 119 143 | 8 6 Dy BB eee a 136 A aise 123
1. 089 | 35 4 17 66 29 209 93 719 6 14 5 | 25 17: 3 118 QD ficesiss 81
755 || 2 Bl TD aece ee 1 32) 143 195: lenses 1! 15! 80°. 1 15 73 15 156
741 | 1 8} ll 6 1 40! 131 95 2 21 26: 60; ; 19, 75 83 127
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732 | 15 3 3 33 13} 118 37 hj, Wales " 1) 10; 15 o 76 tog
652 | 23 2 8 25 18 107 39 6} 12 4 3 84 | 15 4) 46°
78 |...---|------|----2-] eee eee 1 7 8 3 9 nee couee 2 | 12, Deas ! 5 {25
14 Wassauctosecce 2 3 1 8 10 7 ae 7 2 1) qe? 4 1! 3, r
953 13 8 15 26 24 68 151 129 1 1 8) Day Weenie accross 13 100 , 62 4, 45 : {26
946 21 6 15 34 12 78 146 91 1 7 18 ; 53 26 14; 110} 17 15: 27
567 9 5 6 14 77 69 74 2 4 6 OL ijezecsecs 2 | 58 : 26 21 39 : hor
486 6 4 8 UL 93 42 49 4 7 10 19 14 | 5 47 ' 19 5 22 y
92 2) 1). 1) 12 3 18 3 seers ae[hse cc Diane, 1| 5 Bilixseee iBT . bog
63: |lecea celeste 2} 10 5 Ot We acerca Aa letos 30 Dexa | Bel ceboenale 12
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1, 072 15 6 10 43 22 133 113 : : 49 9 63 :
567 6 3 5 26 14 57 64 i 27 2 38 |
505 9 3 5 17 8 16 49 22 t 25 :
1,071 15 6 10 43 22 133 113 49 9. 63 |
Crema ite — ot - tilt cnnosiiu a | icbetae ——
735 |) 15! 2] 6! 42 22) 4g] 56 ul 2) 63:
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99! asietvea| coec cell teeeis 5 2 13 3 1 ts di!
90 2 | sine eases 1 4 ll 5 3 1! 7;
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291 6 2 2 21 12 39 28 38 I, |wssasses|eceass Go ps snautaies foie 31 Gi [acta 27 |
247 Pleas ees! 4 15 4 55 19 Oi Scaaeewas 2 oe 6 8 2 26 Ic lewces 18 |
167 ||.....- 1 Bi | sicseieaiafesitese= 5 32 $8 lesescuass|sxeareen 4 TG} |c2ssce 35 | 3 15 20 dsr sce
166 |].-..-. 3 1 DU Nesepeiaeintae 10 25 7 ded 1 2 12 12, 2 16 15 Ci lemaciavs
DY ected 5 gece ocieek He te Geet Aled ef oe edt bora tar Reh ee SC SI ool Eee | cere. te, [peo Blass | cece sel eceese eee
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TasLy 8Y.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING
PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND

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SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND ; Months. ! SATB:
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. | peers " i
Allages.! | | a
|Unaers| 3to6 | 6to9 | 9 to12 |! TO | Unders] 5 to 15 |15 to 25 | 25 to 65 | Over 65 | own,
i 1
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Ward 14—Continued. : | | | | i
Sanitary district b..... ..--.-.------+----- 1,792 357 118 102 93 | 650 | 980 | 96 104 ; 491 T21 leeeeceas
‘ae 2 See Sa ee
Males 943 | 201 oT 55 48, 361 | 518 45 | 60} 268 | G3 deaicsaeua
Females 549 | 136 61 4 45 | 289 | 462 al | 44) 233 CO: leanacea
Wihlitesdgschence ees csemseeecarens aged 1,791 337 1i7 102 93 649 | 979 | S6' 104 491 DOTS irccrres tak
Native boru.....-.---..--2-222----- 1, 257 336 116 99 89 640 | 957 | 77 7 133 Iu eseeeaae
1 \ i
i M.. 71 53 14 lk 10 91 127 8! 10 21 Blea
Bock parents sAiive:scbs iF ai 11 33 7 13 14 || T7! 130 10 5 7 OD leeweeves
One or both parents fur-¢ M.. 473 | 145 42 37 34 | 258 | 373 28 ; 28 42
eign. VF. 409 | 10 41 24 21, 206: 316 30 | 25 36
I {
: M. FAV Wored sae cactaian’sesrs 2 3 |. 5 ul 8 | 19 188 44; lonoeneee
Foreign born. .----.---------- 5 F. 258 | A | ete iecr ebremmertod 1 7 U1 | 14 168 58 |..------
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@oloréd:.c.-2% se sececesteesansicaeeeeees= 1 j pst aevatus Th pier ese ecee 5 1 J \eesaceses ven eee eel eee e) eee ec leeee eee
Birthplaces of mothers: ‘ 5 . ' és 3 a sg
: (iis 223 63 20 19 16 118 173 | a: ,
United States a.5 nts sosie she YE. a1 | 44 8 7 7 101 168 | 12 6 19
England and Wales.....----- ; ale i ; fectdast 2 pinks 1} it é ala es i 10
M; 304 | 53 10 7 9! 79 117 17 23 U1
Tpeland..-nc-2aceesndends ase ; EF. 326 25 40 12 ul 58 |/ 100 16 | 21 M5
. M. 243 54 18 18 17 | 107 150 6 16 0
Germany ....------.--2---20+ ; F. 210 | 48 20 13 12 | 93 136 14 | ll 38 |
Russia and Poland ....------ e $8 | : 3 : : | y | at 3 | i s
a 20 | O fleeveds
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Sanitary district © ..........020-222-20025- 1,563 | 258 94 78 71 | 501 | G54 v4! 108 504 {OGM wine
Ly: | i | |
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ON 823 | 153 47 41 37 | o7g || 412 44 | 40 27 eee
Females...2.2- 2220000220022 20- 740 | 103 47 37 34 | 225) BR 30 63 297 Br henvnwes
Wihitenicuccscdadcduaqeaeaeasccencnecen 1,561 | 258 94 738 mi) Bor || 734 73! 108 503 TPB) eeveatouin
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Native DOr e:s22s2es26en5cee8 eset ' 4,097 | 258 92 76 WW i 497 TAA 66 | 82 14, OL, |eeegecee
4 i
4 M. 245 | 74 17 19 1d |; 124 |) iz or" 11 23° 8
Both parents native -...- iP : 191 | 44 23 13 16 |" 96 137 5 10 23 16
One or both parents for- § M-.. 332 | 78 29 19 23. 149 225 19, 20 67 ; Lf csveses)
eign. Fr. 312 GL 22 23 18 124 199 20 40 51 Deane
: M.. ieee 1 5 2! 9 179 37° ase
sieht To etedats 3 4 3 12 149 69) aeiegemed
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Colored 2seescescrccsveseszeapiaeeceee ee i Oe ecsereadiemnsenie |emelice eettoeteosene, Seecedadalicinctes eer Alm crete dt) vooekees: sue!
Birthplaces of mothers: |
Baty a aa M 287 82 21 23 18 14d 208 25 12 34 8
United States {ro | 36 50 26 18 7 1 163 a B 26 7
M.. 3 2 2 1 leaker sec 5 Gs Vesey Lgeseteees 17 7 |
England and Wales.......--- iP 35 2 i 1 1. 5 8 2 i| B 9
M. 247 30 3 4 6. 45 72 9 7 132 17
Ireland ..----.22--2-22e0eree ; F. 259 16 10 5 5 36 62 12 98{ 197 30 |.
. M 149 15 7 6 9 37 61 6 6 G4 12 |.
Germany seveeneescea settee iF 137 P 6 6 4 2 4h 8° 44 16 |.
Thal 6M 65 18 6 4 2 30 43 2 3 16 Li.
PALIN Siete tsea center 2h stots oii UF. 42 17 2 4 3 my 36 li 25 2 1
Sanitary district D 621 108 41 38 27 214 | 319 42} sa! 197 3L
Malestiiasfdiags iddaadaceousete 323 | 59 18 19 19 151166 | a4! 7! 103 13
Females.......----+-++-++---+-- 298 | 49 23 19 8 99 153 | 138, 15 | 94 18
Wihitesicavedicasseseicsdaenatteeeet: 621 | 108 41 a 27 | 214 319 | 435" 32 197 Oi“ adieeas
Native born.......-2---+2-2202ee0 es 447 |] 108 40 | 38 7 213 315 i) 29 66 | se
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Both parents uative....-- ie a ! 2 3 2 1 . | iL : : ee 1 " : maser
| os
One or both parents eg 161 | 29 131 es 9 65 | 102 | 20 ay DA Pacha
eign. Boas 2 | 13 4 | |
Foreign born.-..--.------+--- § Ake
Colored wadeyroatse cia neaneemarane ss fas 22
Birthplaces of mothers : os | i
ae 7 es =
TMIGAG SMES sce sceeenaen cH ne # a. | Do 2
; 1 I Uapeecteete, ed ope a) | 1 1
England and Wales ..-..--.-- Tot ecko ipobeee Soest doa 1) Oi cura ewee ave aas
9 =, . ar | 7
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10 2 T lhscetares ss 13 on G 5
Germany..---------- 275 ++ 3 6 a . us a i :
5 Li 1 1 8 | LE ae ti ee Seemvace
Italy ----------- 2-2 e creer 4 1! Teed etees 6 Boer eee 1

 

 

 
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379

. MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

CAUSE OF DEATH.

 

 

 

 

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' Child- | Dis- .
. : Can-| Heart; 7. +o! Dis-
! Diar- i : birth | Dis- ! eases
Sear-| Ty. | Ma- faa, th ion: } Whoop-' cer | d i eases re All
ca let | phoid] arial ent | Croup rhea sump-| Pnen- Measles.| ing | and | ease land pu. ortho i of the of the Old Bul: other ee
* lfever.|fever.|fever tion. ; ! cough.| tu- | and j ye + we, urinary] 28° | P°TD- | causes.| DOWER
i eases mor. ldropsy, “is: |liver.| ous | Oro: |
( ! . P eo eases. system, | T3208. i t
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1, 792 ¢ 39 11 20 62 188 | 9 12 | 20 66 ll; 16 210 87 11 lit |
943 18 8 8 26 | 120 | 2 6! 5 BE cenode! 6 104 42 3 69
8419 21 3 12) 36 68 ‘ 7 6' 15 32 il 10 106 45 8i 45
1, 791 39 11 20 | 62 | 188 | 9 12 | 20 66 1L 16 210 87 ll 114
1, 257 36 9 Il | 57 111 8 M1) 5 27 3 3 | 151 22° al 114
171 5 BP fessess | 7 3 27 10 AP fscecw sic! 8 [hese B |e 2aiGa wal seine 20 D tocicarars 18 i
171 GS losses 4 | 6 9 22, 10 14 2 Wcmeckon 3 4 | eccseses|eonces 26 3 1 13 |
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473 | 11 4 2) 19 23 88 32 52 2 S scwees SB ileseee ees lee cions | 55 ©. wincvermis 50 !
409 14 1 4 24 7 87 23 26 4 5 2 9 3 1 \ 48 TD Beccpsrsie 31 |
270 2 1 ee 1 18 51 BO: | ecabaawe second 5 90 |..2...-. 4 } 27 30" Beleeaweac |
' 258 1 1 4 | 5 1 14 42 27 1 1 10 19 8 915 31 35 th | Sealant |
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TABLE $7-—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING
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SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Months. Years.
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. if
Allages. | .
Unders| Sto6 | 6to9 | 9to12 |, TOA) | Onder s| 5 to 15 |15 to25 | 25 t0 65 | Over GA ae
1 721 272 193 170 | 1,356 || 2,068 217 253 | 1,184 420 2
2 Males 406 143 92 107 748 || 1.139 112 111 617 185 1
3 Females 315 129 101 63 608 929 105 142 567 235 1
4 Wilber Soccer ea nalutace Seeeeee bees 721 271 193 169 | 1,354 || 2,065 217 253! 1,179 419 2
5 Native born 721 271 193 166} 1,351] 2,043 203 220 491 156 2
‘ M 201 80 50 55 i 386 554 55 24 113 53 1
& Both parents native F 171 57 42 24 || 294 460 38 37 98 a scien
: M.. 817 199 62 42 51 | 354 564 51 68 130 i Neieiee
i One or both parents foreign.. iF “] we]}. 142 1 56 36} 305 447 59 87 130 u i
‘ M BU |l......--- z 1] 1 12 6 17 355 PP joe ccecics
8 Foreign born...-.---.------+--+-- ip | iS ohece: 2 2 9 8 16 328 G40 eas
9 Colored! ax.c acscadcacencsieewscaseanciceeose!s Oil eaqsinanes A. |Sccewmees 1 2 Bb | sadsseeend| Stoseteat 5 Mei oaoaaer
Birthplaces of mothers: M gg m 4 é es é i ;
: = 9 45 9 54 5 4 88 7 30
10 United States... 2--<sesseze { F..| 838 196 67 48 28 340 543 Bd 2
M.. 116 9 4 2 1 16 35 4 6
i England and Wales ...-..-------- ; F_. 112 2 2 2 4 20 37 5 7
M.. 310 33 8 5 5 51 83 8 29
12 Teeland n-.s02-onrsnceseeeeeeecse ; F..| 348 19 6 4 4 33 58. R 37
M.. 583 82 26 26 21 135 236 7 37
13 Germany..-.-.+-------2+0-20ee02- ie 528 |i 64 42 34 19 159 218 25 49
f M. 48 13 3 1 10 27 37 1 1
4 a ae iF. 49 14 5 5 3 27 4 2 1
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15 Sanitary district A.......000..22.00c cece 881 158 68 41 42 309 495 57 50 213 66.2...
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16 Males .....-- 469 88 33 20 25 166 276 29 27 100 ee
17 Females 412 70 35 21 17 143 219 28 23 113 99) sce send
18 AW hiteLacoscceecsteas eedaeneeasonaes 878 158 68 1 41 308 493 57 50 212 Gaz
19 Native born 665 138 68 41 41 308 486 53 46 59 Bi) cuantend
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20 Both parents native: sess» 5 Fl 45 37 1g u 5 il 112 10 3 9 TMs eecites,
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21 eign. F.. 161 33 17 9 ll 70 102 17 18 23 Ts eoeteted
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26 Treland...---------2---2+-2+++ ie ie 103 8 4 1 3 | 16 22
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27 Germany..---------+---+---+-- § r.. 73 | 9 8 2 2 21 31
; M.. 31 9 2 1 9 21 25
28 Italy .-2+0ececcer eter ceeccees ; F.. 2 5 1 4 2 12 19
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, 325 82 36 13 21 152 208 22 G 59 29 | 1
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240 49 15 10 10 84 1G 16 20 55 Bi forcietcces
35 221 29 22 2 7 79 112 17 33 50 Ol cane
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
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15. 29 66 45!) 220| 218 198 14 18 | 38 97 |, 33] 29 177 98 27) 1a 486 4; 3
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738 || 17 5: 15 26 26} 110 93 79 5 | 8 2 20 14 5 57 22 |
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TABLE §7.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING

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Sanitary district C.-......2.2.-2--22.2-2+-- 1, 874 342 116 | 89 | 79 626 | 940 87 108 548 190 1
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1,870 342 116 89 | 79 626 | 940 | 87 108 544 190 i;
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1,380 242 116 89 | ii 624 | 933 82 94 214 56 1
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Both parents native ..... if as 299 75 25 | 13; 9 122 | 194 15 | 15 45
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les cea Sunes ackessens iF 356 80 | 32 26 13 136 | 233 25 | 36 37 4 1
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M.. O54 || oatesea ences saan Aeeea jadaunenallaaseneeat i 5 1 9 182 60) Reaceees
Foreign born .....----------. fF Se Bar es sets ccc leagamiel 2 2 5 | 4: 5 144 WB) Seescicn
Colored co.cc sxciisa\sccieinaecveeansi se Ml lesscmteeciene sereelaeeecnsay |eceeeseeceecc tees cess renee Sere 1 cceiabes As) ose sagead ssiecremce
Birthplaces of mothers: | 59
: ” 95 1 202 29 26
United States.-..........---- j | as | ido 230 a0 | [
England and Wales .-....-...- se 2 | 6 Fe : | :
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Trelsnd, 122 11" 21 3 9
eee 351 93 143 li 20
Germany aid 98 136 17; 238
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7,899 || 1,561 377 491 | 384 | 3,013 | 4,446 300} 377] 2,073 612 1
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4,190 g6u 298 238 | 196! 1,592 | 2,309 | 197 184} 1,196 303 1
3,709 71 27 253. 188, 1,421 | 2,137 193 193 877 309" 4 a2nscea
7, 781 | 1, 553 369 484 382 -2,988 | 4, 402 385 | 364! 2,027 602 1
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One or both parents foreign. . 5 F..} 1,904 486 192 191 | 141 1, 010 4,497 131 | 124 151
: M..! 1,305 4 1 3 ij 9 30 22 51 921
Foreign Dornasssty2s7b281=eete#2 {Po 138 1 1 2 2 6 25 22 al 644
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Oolotedmaringienteerutitaensebedecmsdaa, 218) 8 8, ue 2) 25 44 5 13 46
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: M..} 1,067} ‘ 3. 92 77 15
Waited States asses se aeresie nee Ro] Tos | 2m wi 570 864 61 26 74 20
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M 150 17 3. 24 43 8 i 71: 14
Treland wescrseneexsteaee roses y2 tro] ue, Md 1 17 27 7 12 i 8B
M..} 2,744 461 171 | 886 || 1,265 130 135 969 | 245 |
Germany. .-s217 ssnecteres event ; Fo] 2,274 | on 143 | 769 || 1,140 ill 140; 654 299 |
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HL Mllog id oad he ana ase 356, 63 i9 8} ml 164 | 20 WZ} UG
WemMales: ne seciscaptia® smccaransaccun 339 | 36 att 12 | 9} 101 133 » 24 of | 97
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Birthplaces of mothers: | ' i
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Tuited States -..-.-.----+--+- Pl 10 ! 99 |
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Ireland ....-.-------+-++--+++- ie “ : ; 19 | 1
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383

MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
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7 Sanitary district B.........2...2-22..----- 2,214 424 175 137 il4 850 || 1,246 108 106
2 Maleg weno c tee enn 1,151 236 | 90 2 60 448 619 54 56
3 Wemales igen.) 2senwvesesereceae 1, 063 188 i 85 vis 54 402 597 54 50
4 WHit@ies-einee es yooeteasoegiaeni seek ; 2,178 420 | 173 | 1387 112 842 1, 234 108 101
5 Native thorn se gesendshcen wiemarees-s ! 1,513 47; 172 136 112 837 || 1,215 92 75
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5 | Both parents native....-- it 136 ia | 19 17 id 94 139 7 1
7 | One or both parents for- § M 573 | 152 | 71 48 43 B14 454 39 30
| CloNeswsen sees eee reece. vE 573 142 | 64 57 40 303 451 40 38
1 . M 350 2. AD Vepeeeevetcalall naaionticcstoss 3 11 9 17
8 Foreign born....---..-.------ iP 311 lease Ff 2 8 7 9
9 Colbert eos eee dees eer enen 36 4} Dh escrey 2 8 19 Vecaniveoee 5
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15 Sanitary district C ......2....22--200-2-0--- ;
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17 Females...-...------+22-+--- 20+ 1, 260 | 264 91) 90 } 68
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18 Whites. scceerdacataetaedieeaieets sete id 2, 749 |! 598 ! 193 | 172 | 141 672
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19 Native born 1,914 f 397 | 193 170 138 109 2 | a aesses
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2 Both parents native.-.-.- ; FE. 233 7 | 25 | 24 ul 135 205 il 3 Bi 1
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24 United States...........----- yi a 202
25 England and Wales ....------ ; F
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28 Russia and Poland .---.--.---- ; ake. fi
29 Sanitary district D....-.-.--.-------------- 420 166 149 112 | 847
30 Males ... 227 7 13 55 442
3 , Females - 193 79 76 57 405
32 WitOAcs lees ae ae ee es 144 112 836
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
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1, 260 , 19 8 10 | 54 20 160 109 | 151 y 16 32 52 14, 12 129 19; 13 109 , 324 2 | 17
2,749 4 37 17 23 i 91 52 352 286 313 18 32 46 110 14 40 : 267 70, 25 248 706
estan o —— |——_' | | i oe i t
1914 | 35 3 9 88 52] 324} 1d 208 16 32 6 22 4 | 6 206 93} lesz. 28) 518
220) 7 1 10 5 37 Re BB 1 seas 1 aly cath, a5 3 Je--e ee 34) 6L
ae 8 jy oe 4 33 4; 22 1 4 I lewekace 1 ie, BON east enetes 33 | 64
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775 10 3 3) 37 27/ 138 60 | 81. 8 12 4 Tie botnet 2 | B | 1 | vee2s 104! 198
12 tose 5 i 34 16 115 42 | 82 6 12 a 10 3 | 2, 75 6 |.----- 73 179 |-
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386 VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLE 87.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING

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AGE.
: : j Months | Years.
SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND : i . |
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. \ | if
Allages.|
\under3! 8to6 | 6to9 91012 }) Tetal |) Onaers| 5 to 15 | 15 to 25) 25 to 65 |Over 63 |, UD
| ' f under 12) known.
a a i \
A) Ward Uiscceasdossecacet wieecte caccsecesee eters 5, 904 1,019 334 295 266 1,914 3, 082 373 | 312 | 1,662 473 2
2 Males 3, 019 571 172 145 142 1, 030 1, 627 184 148 851 197 2
3 Females 2, 885 448 162 150 124 884 1,445 189 164 sll 276) | esx aciecs
4 Wile 42 eriex vem emsnereeoexnsevnanenn cee’ 5,899 || 1,017 234 295 266 1,912 3, 080 373 312) 1,659 473 2
5 Native Uonits osceiccdedacceumasekexsanege 4, 387 1,017 332 291 263 1,903 3, 038 242 224 614 168 1
| ; M.. 890 237 63 62 sili 418 614 52 24 139 i ee
. Both! parents nates see ; F..| 869 181 52 53 s7| 333 546 64 41 130 BB cee ca
. ; M..) 1,348 323 108 82 ssi 601 988 115 79 158 7 1
: One oriboth parents foreiem so: ; F..) 1,219 261 109 94 % 539 e71 110 77 152 Oi Hesseees
: M.. 18 |oonsckesn 1 Wi |eoaeceae 2 20 17 41 530 128 1
5 BOTEISN DONA range sess te ase ; Be 710 [TIT 1 3 1 5 20 4 45 514 177 | eos:
9 Colored 22 ..ceediat aero ose occas ake 5 Ds Se ep re ara eal ect 2, 2 | csiesiewesilfeaew sacs s B pwawes awit
Birthplaces of mothers: 4
3 --} 1,105 298 86 15 65 524 790 71 30 149 5
af United States F-| 3,055 204 76 61 57 418 684 87 45 148 a1
oe 174 29 6 2 5 42 67 11 7 63 2
11 England and Wales ...........-.. ; F cy 140 30 3 6 3 39 51 5 6 56 2
= 895 119 33 28 30 210 360 54 67 365 47
R Anelan dl seidssiededsisiiienrs estes ; F.| 932 95 40 26 27 188 329 41 63 392 107
M.. 5d 3 1 5 2 11 20 6 20 6
18 Scotland -....-.--++:0-seereeee ees ; F.. 72 7 4 2 2 15 21 s 8 29 10
: M.. 600 82 37 30 30 179 299 3 30 190 43
a4 Germany pete sadaretiese yeas iF. 523 68 30 40 29 167 271 45 34 137 36
15 Sanitary district A ......22--22-2e00ee2--- 1, 405 229 65 7 56 414 71 94 86 396 117 1
16 Males 702 116 31 32 31 210 358 53 45 200 45 1
17 Females 703 106 34 39 25 204 353 41 41 196 WO a ees
18 White! 2:2 aicderscsscncsectdaesnanuens 1.405 292 65 1 56 414 71 94 86 396 117 1
19 Native bortscs2.<c805200seseseccc2%8 1,025 222 64 71 54 411 694 86 56 149 39 1
; He M. 201 50 10 9 14 83 135 12 9 33 | 12 A2ecnee
20 Hoth parents native -.... § F. 193 33 12 12 9 66 121 4 5 31 | OF |e dcecad
One or both parents for-¢M.. 310 65 20 23 16 124 215 35 20 36 3 1
21
S eign. F.. 304 il 22 27 15 135 219 25 22 37 A acooeees
n Foreign Dornoesceerstne Qu) Bh: ef gf a8) ay
23 Colored 2ossesesesreceessassee seeeee: voce wees ee||eeeeeeeeliaceeceing fasion Stapal iattoraccycionaree | wicencausisiels nidisiereis niet Jasalainicisieinie ayicteed |Seee anna emeiemiad| usec ad
Birthplaces of mothers: ae as PP e 2 400 16s ‘7
: : 13 10 35
24 United States....-..---.-.--- f PF. 240 46 17 3 10 86 161 16 5 35
25 England and Wales...-..-.-- if: a § 4 beset i, 3 u sanaes ° xe kee a #
i M. 209 19 6 7 9 41 70 18 24 85
26 Treland : iF : 199 16 4 5 8 33 60 9 19 a
27 Scotland ....--.-20-----220-+ trol i Eee epee “+ 5 ples are ea ae
M. 147 20 9 7 4 40 78 9 9 43
28 Germany..----------+--++++++ ; F. 162 25 10 13 5 53 86 13 13 39
29 Sanitary district B...-...------------------ 845 149 42 36 35 262 418 53 42 236 re
‘ je ct | Se hig pint Spiga
30 ' Nia lea) 4 voce sueeaeneereacaeeees 437 |! 81 29 18 21 149 237 25 22 M1 42 [00
aT 408 || 68 13 18 14 113 181 28 20 125 B4 [icicle
32 844 149 35 262 || 418 a3 42 235 96 |. ..----
ay 682 | 149 35 260 | 414 52 35 129 52 eee
“ mM... 179 |! 40 7 69 |i ;
34 Both parents native....-- if a 169 |! aI : He ai a £ ao ee :
35 One or both parents for-§ M.. 170 | 37 130 74 120 16 et 22 do encenuse
eign. Sr] 156 35 6 60 94 15 7 39 cease
M. TB rcrtace alee | sci arse,
36 Foreian, born .....4-ssaese80 ; KF. ee Meee crete ge ceeees 1 : Sa aus = 3
37 Colored ....-.-----+-------2-- 0 eee reece Ds oeten deel easaneiser| ocenorviee| seueee xe [Leesa te cs Hes tact Tata a: od
Birthplaces of mothers: :
cere M.. 218 49 ul 85 137 16
38 United States. -.......-.-.--- f F. 196 40 10 6 105 16 19
M.. 25 3 :
39 England and Wales ...------- ; ale i 30 thal eete ze PEO ae vata tt - : : ! :
M.. Bd 15 3 25 39 7 6
40 Ireland ...-------+++++22-2-5 ; F.. 109 12 1 16 | 35 | 5 G
Saaitaad. M.. Tie e etree elec eee lees seers iavsisiraa as Ue ee leeiae 1:
41 Scotland ....---+---++++------ F.. 12, Dy > NUS * Salt esek tae ‘ 4 | 4: LW acstistenec
: M. 72 10 31 4 36 1 4)
ee Germany --------+------+++-+ i} hs 47 | 5 2. 12 |I 17° 4 3.

 

 

 
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387

' MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

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‘ i ‘ Can- | Heart} |; - Dis- |
' Diar- - birth | Dis- | eases
Sear-| Ty- | Ma- . on- Whoop-| cer | dis- eases ‘ All ‘.
4 let |phoid}larial aipk Croup. ee sump-| PC |yeasles.| ing | and | ease ead ofthe or the of the oe Sul other igen
fever.|tever.|fever.| eases. | tion. moma: cough.| tu- | and is. liver.| ong |¥timary Be * | causes. | ‘
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; mor. |dropsy,| oases. system. organs. 1
Ps | i i Pte al fee ook ' a ae I}
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132 \ 30 72. | 311 147 719 \ 595 536 30 72 107 254 51 75 586 252 44 | 416 1, 470 5 1
i ao . ' /
65: 16 34 | 158 74 368 280 288 18 29 43 134 ead 42 329 119 15 | 232 i 772 3 2
67 14 38 | 153 | 73 351, 315 248 12 43 64 120 51: 33 257 133 29; 184, 698 2 3
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132 30 72 311 147 i 719° = 594 535 30 72: 106, 254 51 75 585 252 44, 416 | 1, 469 5 4
SS fa ——: eel pete | — oo cet pecmene enacting] Secanssinipatepintils gia coihall wanna ——- ———— ‘ i _————$=.
120° «19° 45} 207! 145} 3B; 320] 336 30 mis 32" ATG o7| 26: 450] 16! 12. 416! 1,150 | al 5
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22 i 3 5 i 59 | 22 103 | 47 6 35 |. 4) 108 24 4 109 | 243 | 1 6
33 : 4/5 105 35 28 117 61 1d 33 5: 84 25 7 83 | 223 | 1 ;
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34. 6. 16° 93° 50 225: 101 3 26) | cesiecie:s 9 | 139 BD |axcee | 115 | 358 | saccriecs gid 7
31/3] 13 90° 45] 26, 103 8| 18 | 7 il 27 eeuees | 98; 314 | i
; * | |
95 6; 13; 6. 2 38 129 32 GUC lee cares oi 28 4 562 I. beseeses 161 | 2 8
iz 5 14! No srapsienssy 28 144 42 68 24 21 61 78 | 21 | seiettees 155 isch wre re ;
wigad]ezeited |nnc eileen Ah I sesuhat| Soccer) Dillan poe it issapuhtaedlewees] Level B
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30 4 9 t 74: 29 146 52 87 | 7 17 8 40: | 5 catew ene 7. 132 124
37 6 11 71° 34 147 72 72 | 5 18 18 35 12 6° 102 96
Bh [sacisied 24 5; 2 18 21 Ww 1 1 3 12) | sinsicaen 2, 21 12
1 2 2, 7 3 15 | 14 1D! |inceseceee 1 6 15 6 2 ll 6
16 7 12 35 | 17 8 123 112 5 5 13 38 |sseceee: 18 82 42
13 2 9: 38 | Iz 78! 147 96 2 13 17 48 21 19 77 33
Tages 1 2) 1 7 7 3: [emcicreacies 2 3 BK Lanai iasisrese 7 2
Doce esa es @ckcaas 5 9 7 6 2 3| 3 5 5
9 4 9 33 | 20 92 60 48 3 4 13 28 Jeseccicns 11 71 34
12 2 14 | 29 20 85 50 42 5 7 17 18 4 1 42 35
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1 | ¢ 1 1
42) 2 15 | 69 43 175 144 148 7 12 21 54 10 : 19 143 67 17 | 102 311 1, 15
19{ 3) vi 40! gf se] on 85 4 5: 9{ 26|........1 10 80 31! 4! 48] 51 1, 16
23 2 8) 29: 23 87 73 3 3 7: 12 28 10: 9 63 36; 13 : 54 160: \ezceneae | 17
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20 6 4| 83 {24
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54 16)||sekexe 34.101 j--- 30
56 12 6 25 90 | 1! 3L
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TaBLE 8'7.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY

VITAL STATISTICS.

DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING

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Ward 17—Continued.
Sanitary district C........-22----2-+.---0--

Males
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White...........

Native born

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One or both parents for-¢M.
eign. F..
Foreign born.......-..-.-.-.. 5 a 2
Colored nice oc ccscccccewde secasvesmaigeness
Birthplaces of mothers:
United States..........-2..-. 5e-
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Birthplaces of mothers:

United States......-..-.+---- § Me
England and Wales ..-......- th
TPS anil ven shack auntie ; MM.
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Males .....-.--.
Females.
Wit Gocec sceeanecoscemccaneeesae abe
: Native bornisc2e.2.5 css vedesesseoss
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AGE,
| Months. Years.
Allages i ! | |
Under 3} sto6 ; 6to9 | 91012 jf Total | onder s! 5 10.15 [15 to 25|25 to65 | Over 65|, OU
: fee | * * ylunder 12; : = known.
| e t
gmat, | ge es |
i | |
1,768 |) 825 118 94 | 98 635 | 1,016 88 90 476 | 97 1
abi A ccanleackieniaaes ‘eadeesactvectesmapealt taceeneitheis kilns Wnt id 3 7
908} 185° 63 46 | 55 349 | 544 | 45 41 241 32 1
864 \ 140 55 48 43 286 472 | 43 49 235 65) |ytesrees
1
1.766 | 324 118 94 | 98 634! 1,015 | 88 90 475 97 1
1.974, a4; 118 93 98 633} 1,002 | 77 59 121 15s bovere eee
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186: 30 21 22 B 115 152 | 7 2
167 ! 46 13 9 11 79 129 i 9
481 | 123 | 42° 24 42 231; 381 | 31 4
430 93 | 42 28 32 205 337 | 31 24
i 8: 7 14 173 | 26 1
5 4 16 181 | 5B ecco
ee eae : | Saal iased
250% 81 31 25 19 , 156 || 209 | 10 5 a1 | Beware
214 37 21» 13 cea 105 |; 165 | 15 10 16 | 8
40 | 9 Da sicc 2 13 | 22 2 3 12 L|-
34 |! Bue ven 1 oe 9), 19: | saseceicee 2 10 | 3.|-
377 | 62 13 12 16 | 103 | 176 18 21 144 17
304 44 20 14 13 91} 157 15 23 152 | 47
4 Te lerpsiey a Di cesses 3 |i 7 dL: |b SSeeseay 5 1
16 | lewndax uae sa enieedbin baeautinnasass ' 1 Dt catwaikieigen 3 10 | Ts
165 | 20 14, 5 16 55 |) 95 14 6 43 7 |.
155 i 20 9! 15 11 55 94 11 10 36 | 4].
i ! : es 7 |
1,626,272 | 90 | 82 ov} ant B02; 116 79 478; 151 |...
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838 160 39 43 32 274 | 427 | 49 33 256 |
788 | 112 51 39 35) 237 375 j 67 46 222°
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1, 624 271 90 382 67 ‘ 510 801 | 116 79 477
1 oar = tee ~ Yo
1, 226 i 271 | 89 | 81 67 |! 508 ! 795 107 |° 66 199 . 59 lec ceaes
Hi = ' i
300 76 | 4 23 17} 130; 200 22 7 48 3) es cenen '
319 | 63 21 23 18) 135 | 190 30 7 56 26 loscnctaw '
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313 |, 81 25 | 20 14 | 140 | 220 23 20 47 S, |scteuses
277 48 29 i5 17 | 109 [ 180 32 21 38 6: bacaccs
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210 Il taccasedls aaa a Meee wie : 2 4 5 '
186 |]e..<s00. 1 1]. a 4 5 8 1a
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2 Whi wesvemse We ei | ea sat ect 1 Al se eateecle| deed
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362 95 22 27 19" 163 |} a5 25 8
371 70 29 25 22 , 146 | 295 39 19
62 8 9D: |e 22 1 11 18 3 2
44 Sllcewienenete DF Nw disc ne 10 15 4 2
168 16 7 5 2 30 53 7 13
182 17 13 3 3 36 61 8 10
17 di (endsp eek lee aeoaeet 1! 2 5 2 1
26: ||: a0ecvsas be secnnte, i 1, 2 || 4 3 3
183 28 6 u 5 | 50 | 74 11 7
134 || 4 8 7 8 | 37 61 12 7
185 | 36 13 9 6 64 | 95 | 20 13 |
97 22 7 4 3 36) at 6
88 14 6 5 3 28 a 9 7
3
185 36 13 9 6 G4 95 | 20 13,
Cee ba i Dos ea) 1
131 36 13 9 5 63 4 | 18 8;
18 9 12
22 6 9
55 |} 13 i 4 3 24
36 |: 8 6 2 2 18
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

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Child- Dis- nq
‘ Can- | Heart | . Dis-
$ Diar- birth | Dis- | eases
Sear-| Ty- | Ma- : _Con- Whoop-| cer | dis- . eases a All
Pave let |phoid/ larial ue Croup. Theat sump- anne Measles.| ing | and | ease ee oe ee the oe of the oN Sell other elie
* |Ifever.|fever.|fever. 7 eases,| tion. cough.| tu- | and i liv urinary Ge. “| causes. 4
o mor. |dropsy. 1 ers sone organs.
eases. system.
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1, 768 31 11 30 86 36 262 165 144 9 17 23 69 | 25 141 77 9 113 503 |..-....- 1
904 17 7 18 43 18 136 75 70 7 i: i 9 BU becaleatice 13 83 34 3 58 269) lsat dace 2
864 14 4 12 43 18 126 90 TA 2 10! 14 32 17 12 58 43 6 55 D284 oe ccrseree 3
1, 766 31 il 30 86 36 262 164 144 9 17 | 23/7 69 17 | ° 25 140 7 9 113 DOD sl svekeesiats cra 4
1, 274 27 7 19 82 35 236 74 81 9 16 3 28 9 5 102 27 1 113 400 ecsesees 5
186 ||.....- 2 1 10 |.------- 37 7 OD leeciavers 4 saneee Bi |ecertseuaie 19 4 1 19 68
167 6 2 1 7 3 22 11 9 1 AN recicicis 7 3 16 3: lneehins 23 49
481 13 3 9 32 17 85 28 | 30 7 GB lessees O\eecenged 2 42 OD | eeetrete 38 AGL «| esccrns ars r 7
430 8 |ecuee 8] 33 15| 92] 28! 33 1 5/2 4 6| 3 25 9 bsezas 32] 196 [22st 5
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788) 20| 5| 13] 48 21 89 81 62 6 1b} 25 40 14 9 71 33 4 39 189 1 | 17
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1,624) 38) 9} 19 22 43] 169} 164 142 | 9 22, 39) 83 14) 23 ral 64} 10} 120, 390, 3 | 18
1226! 37! 7) 9| a6 43| 156] 103 90 | 9 22! 12) 38 jo| 12] 136 | 206 | 1| 19
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319 || 15 |..---. 4 26 lu] 45 24 21: 2 nr) 10 5) 4 26 79! 1
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22 4) 1 3 3 |. 9 30 BI ee cecede se Rideae 10 ee Li sg 21 13 ooo 54 2 boo
186 ||... | 1 7 3 |. 4 31 17 er Fa
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362 | 12 1 2, m1 1] 31! 22
371 15 2 4! 28 14 54 29
62 Tse sola oe) 1 5 8
44 fle. 1) 773 Gl schoo 3 2
168 2 Is ee5 8 3 15} 27
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Woof. 1 ea | 1 1
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13} Pa | 3 | 9 3| 18) 47
WAY. 6! 5 5| 19 14
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165) 3 3 1 9 6 24 13 | OI lbicaceeee|beseeass i 3 6 1 1 19 M1 1. 2, 50 te neve 29
oi 9) de. 5 3 8 6 9 p 8 Asli ceoal| eiva) u #) Le BY aa feces.) 30
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Months. Years.
SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PAKENTAL NATIVITY, AND Ee
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. Mey :
ages.
: Total - 5 5 Un-
Under3| $to6 | 6to9 | 9tol2 under 12|| Under 5] 5 to 16 | 15 to 25! 25 to 65! Over 65 Kno wii:
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Ward 17—Continued. | :
Sanitary district F......-..22.2202.-22220-- 75 |: 15 6 3: 4 28 |: 40) 2 2 30 1}...-...
, | ; |
Males 41 |! 7 3 2 aun. 12 |) 20 | 1 1 18 | i eaetiece
Females 34 8 3 1 4 16 | 20 1 s 12) cocveeenl|docscecs
MW Nitel cae hada oul feats ast 75 || 15 6 3 4 28 || 40 - 2 2 30 Dl ecscseine
1 u
Native born..............22220.202- 49 15 6 28 |, Bie... e | eee eee
4 dl. Dilssicsta sisna|eeessans
Both parents native...... ie : t i 4 3 | Lcihemsacuca peccosest
a : |
One or both parents for-§M. 1 4 2 2 eee eee 8 li) 1 j.-------- lees eee ]ee eee ee
eign. 1 {r 16 6 2 1 3 | 12 i 15 DT | stan cpbeaces | eeseranata e.a:s!|oraraistareiaraie)|'s siearacgiors
M.. i
B53
Birthplaces of mothers:
United States
England and Wales
Treland cn cos2sscececsecescces
Scotland, .o22<<cescseece ewes
Germany: s)-2:<ciisnsctscsosee
8, 168 1, 612 561 540 404 3,117 4, 697 484 363 2, 000 621 3
4, 376 902 310 317 216 1,745 | 2,535 27 183 1,112) 297 2
3, 792 710 251 223 188 1,572 . 2, 162 237 180 888 324; 1
Wild tS si iors 1-0 Settee eect eseeaenee i 8,155 || 1,609 560] 540 404 |! 3,113 | 4,699 484 32| 1,995 6198
| ———_— i :
Native born....-2220. 0002002 0eceeee eee 6,155 || 1, 608 587 537 398 | 3,100 | 4,652 441 263 630 167 | 2
' 1
d M..| 1,182 319 111 iL 55 | 596 | 59 67 26 193 | TS auseacs
Both parents native......-... 5 Fo} 103i 253 97 : 5B) 480° 7 30 131 | FB ease.
1
Ee M 2, 087 576 197 203 156 1,132 || 1,639! 153 103 177 us! 1
One or both parents foreign. iF 1, 826 447 152 149 127 875 1, 399 | 139 99 172 | 16
‘ M.. 1102 |iememamcee 1 L 4 6 19 | 22 49 791 OO Waveiecacdisiaie
Foreign born .-...-...-...... {F cy 897 1 2° 9 2 Tle a1: 31 50 574 931 (222222!
Colored sccccscciccccnas sendee noses ccasincalece 13 || 3 1 faseceteae|seseciees. 4 5 inetd 1 5 GA ancecnze
Birthplaces of mothers: 2 }
Mae 1,473 411 151 140 8] 87) as! gs 33 135
United States.....-..... 1,331 324 He 103 ay 625 |! 966 103 41 140
136 20 4 36 56 10 5
England and Wales 131 20 4 4 2 30 BI iy - s0
452 64 18 15 12 | 109 155 21° 33 197
Ireland ...-------++-+-+02 2-22-20 493 51 13 13 13 90 148 25 38 296
34 8 2 2! |dacateri : 12 16 2| 2 9
. Scotland ....--..--.--+-+----.---- 20 2 Grew shctestescta 1| 4 10 Dein hen tat 12
2, 068 360 122 144 110 | 736 |) 1,065 109 | 99 654
Germany...-.-.-.-------+2+-2+2-- 1, 645 282 107 95 BL 568 || "896 91 88 434
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Sanitary district A ....-2..2..-22-200-2.25. 1, 752 307 107 ; 106 ed 601 988 110 82 446 126 ee
Males .....--- 939 172 61 59) 45 | a7 534 mgt | | we
Females ..-.. 813 135 46 AT 36 264 i 454 51 i 41 203 64
WAMU cna pases ce sicis dns sisleeetdeaeas 1,751 307 107 , 106 a1 601 988 110 | 82 446 a
Native born...2.20-0.. seeeeeeeeees 1,293 30g] 107 | 106 81 600} 985] 103 | 6] ge! aa |.
| I
A M.. 267 G4 28 21 15 128 204 23 3 28
Both parents native ....- fp ot 198 5U 16 crt 10 | 87 | 153 17 | 4 i;
One or both parents for-§ M.. 423 107 33 38 30 208 | 326 33 27 | 35 |
ew n § Pas 393 82 30 a6 26 |! = | | | !
Foreign born........--.------ j Me : | 2 eile tied
1 eee
| | \
Colored e222 010s200cccacecncete teeezany, | | i Theda
I }
irthplaces of mothers: | | | |
Birthplaces’o mM...) 35 iy: 34 3 9! 156 | 59: 31 | 4 at |
United States........-..----- Fs: 251 15 | 20 | 16 15 |. 106 | 198 20 6 >
6M. 22 eee 1 Li 4 ON casitonane 2 7
England and Wales.....----- YF. 20 2 1s Delamere) 5 9 Be aera | 6!
M.. 142 | 15 4) 5 3. 27 42 8 | 9| 75:
Arelantssssneseseesasesenesct ir - lid 16 2 5 3 28 45 9 | 34 85
M.. il 62 21 | a4 20 |! 127 183 19 | 25 | 107
Germiany ------------2--+20+ ; ¥.. 330 52 20 22 15 |: 109 179 19 19 85
M. 22 GO Nee ine 1 2 9 14 | Ds llosacateee 4
Italy .-.----2-2+ 2-2-2222 eee iF be 13 DB leNecaenns Ts, 1} 7 Wilesssceiusliescnces 1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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391

MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

CAUSE OF DEATH.,

 

All
causes.

Scar-
let
fever.

Ts.
noid

Ma-
larial

ever. |fever.

Diph-
theria.

Croup.

Diar-
rheal
dis-
eases.

Con-
sump-
tion.

Pneu-
monia.

Measles.

Whoop-
ing
cough.

Can-
cer
and
tu-

mor.

Heart
dis-
ease
and

dropsy.

Child-
birth
and pu-
erperal
is-
eases.

Dis-
eases
of the
liver.

Dis-
eases
of the
nerv-

ous

system.

Dis-
eases

of the Old
urinary| “°°
organs.

Still-
born.

All
other

causes.

Un-
known.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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8,168 | 131 48 83 345 228 | 1,141 846 740 54 110; 113 335 67 95 854 264 55 631
4, 376 59! 33 46 157 130 626 | 489 368 25 50 41 1IG | cisisisisincs 2 54 478 147 | 20 348
3,792" 72 15 37 188 98) 515 357 372 29 60 72 159 67 41 376 117 | 35 283
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8,155 | 131 48 83 345 228 | 1,140 842 739 54 110} 113 334 67 95 853 264 | 55 630 |
6,155 |! 193 28 44 332 225 | 1,069! 498 | 515 52 109 25 128 32 30 667 tor! 13 630 |
1, 132 27 7 11 51 41 172 63 97 8 29 a 5 146 22! 4 124 |
1, 031 34 1 8 62 29 147 59 107 9 22 16! 38 8 5 121 19: 6 110 |
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2, 087 27! 13 13 101 86} 418 157 147 16 Besa LBS hi cercemnioes 10 230 30! 0... 222
1, 826 35 7 sul 116 69 324 138 160 19 Pa 6 43 24 10 164 2. «2 170
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1, 102 5) 13 22 4 3 30 257 119 sees RE TIS lected 39 99 95°) Wb.) cZccas
897 3 7 17 D \icueesnls 41 157 105 1 1 49 88 35 26 87 G8 BE acres
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1, 473 30 | 9 14 75 49 246 76 118 12 $2 Diy = 20 wena 5 185 29 4 155
1,331 ae 8 11 89 46 200 68 127 12 30 20; 36 12 7 158 24 6 126
136  dsencs 3 6 2 13 15 43 |Lodveepcal netics 21 WW}... 1 16 12 1 5
BBL essen: Pe ase eccala 7 2 10 9 10 2 2 4; lol’ 2 2 11 6 1 Ti
452 61 8 8 12 4 40 5 46 1 1 7 | 26 Iearsaneee 10 39 24 4 33 |
493 5: 8 9 7 2) .. 44 7 58 1 3 10!. 35 13 9 39 34 9 25 |
34 TsSscee|aenecel 1}. 24 4 4 ilies cal eter 2) A essere cal] ees OL a ciaines esa 1 2
29: || scscecteesned i eee i sigs 2 4 | ecieiac ra geese 1s 3 2 1 Bt eaecocrers 3 3
2, 068 19 13] 21 57 71 303 | 290 176 11 17 25" OF ieee 38 217 | 69 7 140
1, 645 26 9 4 64 45 232 183 161 12 25/ 32 68 36 19 147 | 47 15 115
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939 11 5 14 38 22 108 118 | 84 8 wow! egy. 9 105 34 3
813 15 6 6 40 25 7 74 72 12 17 13.80 15 5 7 31 %
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1,751 26 11 20 78 47 205 192! 156 20 31) 23 | 56 15 14 182 65 Lo
1, 293 26 6 8 q7 47 189 92 108 19 31 3 19 6 3 135 22 2
267 We esenise 4 18 9 37 lL 22 3 Bee ace 9 eee 1 33 5 1
198 Bil .oteee[owinainn 17 10 25 8 19 3 9| 2 Die actusa 1 16 ae erste
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393 7 3 1 22 15 59 30 34 8 8 Pessiansaja 10 Gree sace 41 4 1
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392 VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLE 87.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING
PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

    

 

 

AGE.
Years.
SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Months. ears
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS.
Allages. | a vr
Under3| 3to6 | 6to9 | 9 to12 ene Under 5| 6 to 15 | 15 to 25|25 to 65| Over 65 |) 0
!
|
Ward 18—Continued. I
1 Sanitary district B........-----.---2.---e- 311 57 26 20 17 120 | 182 17 9 85 17 1
2 16: 34 14 12 8 68 | 103 8 4 46 6 1
3 13 23 12 8 9 52 | 79 9 5 39 AL jescev ese
4 Whiter 2. coc acpscaccieutnenaisceaxieonseciact: 311 57 26 20 17 120: 182 7 9 85 17 1
3 Native born ......2.2-2222-2-2220-+- 993 37 | 26 19 17 119 | 181 15 5 19 8 linsisrculsee
! Il |
3 M.. 31 jj 7 6 3 1 17 | 25 1 1 2 2
6 Both parents native. ..... § Pl 2 |! 4 6 3 1 14 | te D: (Reine wesc 1 Lis
7 One or both parents for- i 9u 26 8 9 7 50 77 5 2
eign. ae 76 19 6 4 8 37 59 6 2
8 Foreign born -..-.-.--.-.-... ., 2 PRES ohare ga eee oo Ge
9 COO esescumnsucdawdcdadenssesasdaey Icongadeadlloccwweoce 3 pe oe all aces ll halen pea NN gga aad bead a Seen
Birthplaces of mothers:
Uni a M. 44 12 7 3 3 25
10 nited States -...-... -...... i F_ 29 a 7 3 1 7
England and W 4 1 1}- 2
1 gland an ales } 2 ; 1
Trel: ae 2 |- 2
12 reland j 7 i :
13 Scotland ...----.-.----------- ; eid eerie
14 Germanyiss.-<2292008ecdesmen
15 Sanitary district C.-.....------------------- 23 s 333 40 26 i 24 jects
16 Males 175 19 8 95 i eee
17 158 21 18 56 8 [SEE
18 White. ..---..2-2---2-2seeeeeeeee eee 4 ; : 332 40 25 150 Of vcceveds
19 Native born...-.---.--------------- i 328 39 7
| |
a M.. f ‘
20 Both parents native .-.... f F oy | - ? ; ‘ a os 4 Lema i
21 One or both parents for- {Fr i 148 46 16 13 9 84 115 lt 3
eign. sy 1487) 37 15 8 lu 70 110 17 13
22 Foreign born..----.2-s0++ --- eo ae ee ee Eiiwaa FS
23 Colored -.-- 3 A lade casiecdeectisccakstaneencce 1 BP ecard 1
Birthplaces of mothers: 7 h
24 United States..-....--------- P : a
25 England and Wales
26 Ireland...-----------------+-- ce 1 : 7
27 Scotland .....-----------+-+-- e 4 peneetes
28 Germany .-------------------- ee i | | a
29 Sanitary district D ...--------------++------ 33 2 773
30 Malegi2iz2c3 cca ganecccunansccts | 959 || 210 62 79 69 420
31 Females 4 848 186 bu a4 53 1 453
32 White...---------2+ 20 sere ec rceeret cree , 1,804: 393, 128 rise | 772 4
33 Native born ..-.-.------------------ , 1,396 395 121 | 133 | 117 766
‘ 35 : |
34 Both parents native....-.. ir ae i a0 | 18 1 i : a
! |
One or both parents tor. § M.. 532 | 145 46 | 62 | 54 3) 307
35 eign tr. 503 |) 142 42 47 | 35 i 266
,
| | ti
a6 |” Foreign born....-.2.2+20000 fro) ifn ft pF
|
37 Colored..----------- +--+ 2-222 errr e eee 3 1 ]---.--.-- | pare gaiee sonatas f Vy Denese eeedeeer ee ees
' ! :
Birthplaces of mothers: 4p ang | as 24 = i as 1
ae é 248 | : 25 12
38 | United States..-.-..-.------- fr: 47 |. 70 oT 1 2 se 14
i M.. 8 3 -
39 | England and Wales ...------- it = 9 | 9 : 3
M 20 1 2 9
40 Wreland socsc2sce0 cnacace na tte ; Fr 30 : 2
M.. 4 2
41 Scotland ...-...-------2------ ir 3 mies 2
M.. 642 374 30 30 173
42 Germauysazssegeet sete sence iP - 527 321 28 24 113

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,

NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

393

 

CAUSE OF DEATH.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Child- Dis- ‘
2 Can- | Heart} y. . Dis-
Diar- : birth | Dis- | eases
Sear-} Ty- | Ma- | p. Con- Whoop-| cer | dis- ¥ , | eases ‘i All

es let. ,[phoid |larial Epes Croup. thea i sump- nea Measles.| ing | and | ease and pu: st the eg of the Ole pale other a
* |lfever.ifever.ifever. : tion. ‘ cough.| tu- | and is. |i 7 urinary! “© * | causes. ‘|

eases. |. la is iver.| ous \

mor. (Topsy) oaseg, system, | OTE2n8:|

|
311 3 4 1 12 7 55 25 33 1 4 3 8 1 4 32 14 | 5 29 69 1
wei} 1; 2| 1 8 3} 33] 44 TBee ctges tafe 1 5 [sean dee 3 19 fe 15 36 1
143 2 2) [acs 4 4 22 11 15 1 4 2 3 1 1 13 6 5 14 BS. | an 2z ens
311 3 4 1 12 7 55 25 33 4 3 8 1 4 32 14 5 29 69 1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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394

TaBLE §7.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING

VITAL STATISTICS.

PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND

 

em WON

o

10
11
12
13
14

15

16
17

18
19

20

21

22

23

30
31

32
33

34

36

37

38
39
40
Al

| \ AGE.
| Months. Years.
. SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND 1
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. ; | sea Ah
Allages.; 1
|  Tunders} 8t06 | 6to9 | 9to12 || Tt) | nders! 5 to 15 [15 025 | 25 to65| Over 65 |, O™
| | soe ae: under 12 re % = ‘known.
: ; | i
Ward 18—Continued. i |
Sanitary district E .........2...20..---..--- 1,462 285 123 109 68 | 585 831
1 Sea meas
-Males 785 | 162 68 68! 32 330 | 449
Females 677 | 123 55, 41 j 36 “255 |) 382
i |
White......... 1.461 | 285 123 109 68 585 |! 830
Native born ...--...2....2202-2220081 1,086 | 285 121 109 68 583 819 |
\ ! ;
: M. 186 | 56 aL! 29 5 |) lil 142 |
Both parents native...... iF. 187 | 48 | 26 21 8], 103 U1 |
! | i
One or both parents for- 4M. 374 |) 106 | 46 38 27 |! 217 297
eign. F 326 |' 74 23 20 28 150 234
a M Bt Wace ecae 1 1 6
Foreign born............-.--- f F.. 16] | Be 1 1 5
Colored 5ceccecissciccimcudenciveeicecuenes AD eoeesta eh eerste ae ciel lee de ciel |e eet asta DD asoeceeer!
|
Birthplaces of mothers: ‘f | |
ji ea 257 | 153 |! 202
United States .-.............. ; F 239 ; 182 |) 385
: 238 8 || 13
England and Wales .......... iF 30 5 7
“ 59 14 DO lo sisaasaroe
ETEMM NA acipepieisdoensne since te 78 12 22 |
ia 7 1 Ds asarataraaees| S
France ....---.-------+-+----+ § F . 3 L 1
i M. 396 140 189
Germany ne ieveceds nine hss iT 305 97 || 187
‘|
Sanitary district F.............------------ 621 117 28 30 25 200 | 314
Males tienen uta eed 321 65 17 16 16 us!) 176
300 32 li 14 9 86 138
619 116 28 30 25 199) 313
486 116 28 29 25 |! 198 311
: M. 124 | 29 8 9 8 i 54 82
Both parents native...... ; F_ 126 32 7 7 5h 51 66
|
One or both parents for-§ Mf. 127 | 35 9 7 8 59 93
eign. F 100 18 4; 6 4, 32 67
Foreign born..-.2-2-2-2--+++- || ae eee ee cele e et ees eee hee
Colovetls. sass tac<5scascesetinassvae sacs 2 A |asise ce amcloesasecica teehee 1 Ps Hee inte tis
Birthplaces of mothers: + 48 on 5 ‘i Fr ‘i
i : 102
United States...-.-..-....-.. f EF. 149 7 56 79
England and Wales -...----.- iF a I 3 7
32 2 7 ll
Tréland. ::2secessee2ee2 yee 29 ie 4 a!
Scotland ‘ te ee
Germany Ba i 3 1
:
i :
Sanitary disttiet Gvcssseeed-aeele mye: 391 76 | 30 | 5 12 143 208 28 M108 37 1
202 4g{ 19 13 7 87 119 17 5 Bg 0: | acess
189 28 | 11 12 5 56 | 84 lL 9 56 28 1
White 391 16 | 30 | 25 12 143 203 28 14 108 37 1
eee jj _ =, = _*-
Native born....-.------------2-206 313 | 76 30 | 25 12 ; 143 | 200 26 lL 3
53 19 1
' |
; M. 78 24° 8 6 1! 39 53 6 2 eo «Tamia
Both parents native...... Si : 68 10 4! 4 1; 19 26 8 8 12 ‘ iP oor ee
One or both parents for-§ M.. 85 24 IL | 7 5 i 47 |, 64 9 2 | TOON eae.
eign. F.. 73 18 7 : 37 |, 54 3 1! 12 2 1
‘ M.. | 2
Foreign born...-..----------- { F. , miswiesis A ee - | 33 u :
Colored. ...-----2eseseee eee e reece este cece ener leet e cette leeee ee celine eeeee feet eeee ef eceeee neds cceceeae coccceees[eceecccee [Sere a aieeettad tals:
Rirthplaces of mothers: ‘
‘ gM... 68
United States..-..---..------ UE.. 35
England and Wales........-. i ‘
M.. 15
Ireland .....------------+----- ie 21
Scotland ....----+---+2+--2+-- § | ah ren k PERM) Pe estate mcitacieneeew oe linet ciemaise [eet 3"
M..
Germany ..-..---------- -+-- {7 o a

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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION

NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

395

OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,

 

CAUSE OF DEATH.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

; Can-| Heart, Child-| | Dis- | pig.
Diar- 1 ‘ birtb | Dis- | eases ;
Scar-| Ty- | Ma- . Con- Whoop-| cer | dis- ' eases Yee All
gk let phoid larial eae Croup. rhea i sump- Enen- Measles.| ing | and | ease and oe ceene of the of the oe pull other Us
: ‘fever. ftever.|fever. F eases.| tion. - cough. ae eee | dis. |liver.| ous uninaey * ) causes. i
| ‘ ‘ P _ eases. system.| 0TS4u-

1, 462 27 10 12 56 35 203 167 133 5 13 27 15 10 17 150 49 12 112 349 J.-...2.- 1
785 16 9 10 23 19 ill 90 67 1 6 14 4). |esieacsise 11 86 29 6 61 2
6717 11 1 2 33 16 92 WT 66 4 7 13 34 10 6 64 20 6 51 3

1, 461 27 10 12 56 35 202 167 133 5 13 27 715 10 17 150 49 12 112 $49 [_-.----- 4

1, 086 26 6 4 54 34 188 89 97 5 13 3 24 7 3 117 20 1 112 283 |.---.... 5
186 7 1 1 7 23 32 12 19 1 2 iL 2 30
187 Ae leniscec|iseee. 13 5 30 13 19 1 3 1 5 21
374 9 4 3 15 15 74 28 80 Yesisccccis 4b locos 8 bce sccee 1 38
326 6 | eee 18 11 51 35 29 3 4 1 9 5 2 28
214 |/.-.... 4 6G | asciccioe 1 3 49 TS (cise cetera os 13 BE ihrtne sas 10 18
161 Dy | asisiziare 2 seamed ll 29 DB eivcarcisoaralis sewage 11 20 3 4 15

Li ||ecereccel cictea al eapeed | rewia cies D: esceieee|seineaised| ee ceases] oimamalonccns eeeeedslwene sealeedisanl|t teaeies|ledecees lawmase Gee lh sone cc atone 9

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
396 VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLE 87.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING
PARENTAL MATIVITY, AND

 

 

 

AGE.

 

SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Months: Meares

BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. =
Allages. ‘ : : |

e| . . . ‘ | Total
Under 3} 3to6 | G6to9 Ytol2 under 12

 

i on
Under *| 5 to 15 | 15 to 25/25 to 65 |Over 65 ee
| {

 

 

 

 

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Ward 18—Continued.

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126 |’ 179 | 26 | 21 116 54 | monsacee

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1 Sanitary district H.....---.--2.......20..6- 396 68 27 26 5
at eee 1 i
2 Males 210 |' 39 18 12 | oo} 97. 12 | 13 57 31
3 Females 186 | 29 gy 14 ; 5 37 82 | 14: 8. 59 23 | Saermcctatal
i ‘ ! ;
4 WEG -:ccexcsanecsunawerrmakeaacce sarciciaen 395 68 7 26 | 5 126 |! 179 | 26 21 115 BA feces.
5 Native DOM 4.ssss0esewvernserencencs : ; )
6 Both parents native ..-.... ;
7 One or both parents se
eign.
8 Foreign born. -.......-...---. § = ve
9 COlOTER seis cas coseecieeiceeaaavan nes
Birthplaces of mothers:
10 United States. ...-...22...... {
n England and Wales .......... §
12 Treliand <esesesvetes vescuet ve ;
13 Scotland 2s. ss0-csesecnessacc. §
14 Germans ..22<csese0rse8 s2222- ;
15 Sanitary district I.-........22-2.....222222.
16 Males
17
18
19
20 Both parents native. -..-. §
21 One or both parents ee
eign.
22 Foreign born......-.-----..-. §
23 COlGteds 3 onceeciata suet eases asso
Birthplaces of mothers: Ai
3 ie 39 12 3
24 United States -..-.-..--.-2.-. f F ee 39 3 °
25 England and Wales ; ates 4 |... 22. 1/-
26 Treland s 2.322 -0ececenscesasece
27 Scotland... 22 2202-2es20050555
28 Germany... ..------------+--+
29 147 48
30 83 “99
31 64 26
32 147 48
33 147 48
£5 } 83 28 4
34 Both parents native ..... {i 95 39 10 :
35 One or both parents for-§ M.. 199 55 18 | 24 15 eat i 5
eign. i 2 139 35 16 | M4 9 i it6 9 7 ah. gel :
; M. |
36 Foreign born ---.--.--------- ie si
37 Colored
Birthplaces of mothers:
38 United States........0--..0-- {eo
39 Epglandand Wales ..-.--..-. ihe
40 Ireland. ....--.--------+-+2+-- { a -
41 Scotland : aay
42 Germany.....-.-++-+0+++++0-- es

 

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 397

MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AWD FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued. :

 

 

CAUSE OF DEATH.

 

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; \ i Child- Dis- a:
' ‘ i Can- , Heart : mA Dis- |
ail Diar- ‘ : i : -«. | birth | Dis- eases |
An | Sear-| Ty-)| Ma. inn. Con Whoop-| cer | dis- /angpu-leases of the | °25¢8 | o1a | stin-| 42 | wn.
1 of the other KHOI.

 

    

 

 

 

 

 

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let |phoid jlarial! ") Croup. | "as sump- | u- |Measles.' ing | and | ease |20¢ DY \ é
causes. | fever.fever. fever.itheria. aes tion. pment: ‘eough.' tu- | and srperal oe mere urinary) 28° born. | causes.
‘ i i . fs s
, | mor. {dropsy. eases: ‘system. organs.
i é
eesiacieanies [fo a aetna eee id ise aladesveiced ps alam
396 2 6 3 20 9 39 38 34 2 6 8 26 5 4 38 15 ; 1
res | te | phates ts sae ta a at a S Saat
5 7] wl] 22; 413 1 6] 3) 1 3 15 9 2
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VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLE 8%.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT, DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING

.

PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND

 

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AGE.
SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND | Months. Years.
: BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. i 5
All ages. i; | '
lonaers| 8to6 | 6to9 | 9t012 || Tot) Ngnaer 6] 5 to 15 [15 to 25) 25 to 65| Over 65 |, U2
: | under 12 known.
‘ | \ : |
| : : |
Weard 10 vessgicice east cadnaseuoaesnawecmces 4,533 | 806 | 285 195 168 || 1,454 || 2,104 237 270 | 1,407 514 1
pees aed
MALES genio ls aries dun calsereaiedeades 24011, 469 157 102 90 gig |j 1,159 115 129 769 228 1
1 PeMAleS) oases sesnic seis antineoew ducer 2,132 337 | 128 93 78 636 945 122 141 638 2BG) | ove seicane
| a if {
f) “MPRING pianeteancnty SS seep at eaamaseceiedes 4.407192} 7 192 166 | 1.424 || 2,059 230 264! 1,364 509 | 1
NAH VE BOND css 455 Stone ceeeeeencense 3,272 |i 792 272 190 166 |! 1.420 2, 043 215 208 | 596 210? | ssc scicie
ob ! i‘
| M. 157 215 | 63 32 27 | 337 467 34 20 154 82) osasiewae
: F. 644 144 | 50 28 25 || 247 367 40 27 122 88 [oe
:
: : M.. 938 | 249 | 87 65 61 455 652 71 71 136 8 |e Sicuoce
| One or both parents foreign... } Fr. 870 ‘ 183 | 72 62 52 360 542 69 81 157 Di sccosees
i \
‘ M. ihe 2 Dt an 4 8 7 27, 439 194 | co end
Foreign born......---..-.--..-.+-+ {Fr i 584 Jill lll, | ees Min oa tia ctl ercmeke a. Allee tena 8 8 29 | 324 16S | cs ewsese
Colored ........2. 222-22 00eeeeee oes. wo! ako 3 2) 30h, 4s 7, 6° 43 Basta cs
i i ‘ :
Birthplaces of mothers: ! \ ' 7
: M. 945 260 ; 419 589 47 32 192 85
Datted! States: cass icotasnseeee iF. 830 186 | 318 478 61 40 153 98
England and Wales.............. ie iy 8 | i aL 3 3 Pe 3
M.. 336 39 | 67 107 10 22 163 34 [7
RR IBR Gl ciniisseteiia care iF. 349 31 | 52 || 81 18 31 ive 49
: 27 4| 4] 6 2 1 1 7
23 Ties eis 1 |i Ble Secale h are 10 10 |.
854 137 | | 281 301 | 47 55 299 62
127 100 228 |) 328 | 37 53 230 79
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Males ajc scccucnnuncccciessszase 624 113 i 37 19 17 i 186 258 | 32 31 238 65
Females....----------+---+--0++ 538 77 ! 27 21 15 140 213 | 35 32 180 7
While scucudeanceareeosecstatatiencanst 1, 160 190 | 64 40 32 326 471 67 62 417 19 eecacees
2 gore — | bes :
Native born... 834 190 64 40 32 326 466 | G4 47 189 G8 oc cece
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‘ M 200 51: 16 5 4 16 108 10 2 49 BI) |ceances
Both PATE (s MAUTS cee iF 166 30/19 8 4 54 80° 5 6 39 Bb ince ones
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One or both parents see j 17 46 2
eign. Fs 20 47 5}.
Foreign born ..-..----------- ; x 196 an genase
Colored .- Bi \|eaie sie snare [erasing stbsclcarcieclamieainct al eye nadl lsyewstremsllaceweeent 1 Ti ispaatnar (Gccanese
Rirthplaces of mothers: ap |
United States.......--.-..... Fe! 130 dg $8
England and Wales Mes Wd |e eeseeee. 16
Treland ....-.----------++---- et i 2
Scotland j2ec2sensoscc2seesee : 1 Qt $
1
Germany ..----------- -++--+- ze %
Sanitary district B.-....--.--.---+-----+--- 273 41 62° 320 190 | scanseencs
Males .. 153 19 29, 163 BEE cesses aya
Females 120 22 33 | 157 WS) | ooeediece
Whites: escccsecceceesencseeeseeeertes 271 41 61 | 318 V9? (oc acacas
Native born. ....-...-222-0200e0ee0 271 40 51/203 TiS: seen
ES M.. 239 34 15, 7 9): 65 99 14 12: 73 $1, eeu ee
Both parents native ..-.. it - 216 33 | 12 5 2 52 78 14 ll, 6 31 Sree ici
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\ : M.. 75 |: ll 14 14 7
j United States....------.----- vE.. 58 | 96 18 16 | 70
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6M 6 TU edn esere 5: 28
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

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| Child- Dis- F
ido Can- | Heart} }. ‘ Dis-
Sear-| Ty- | Ma. | Diar-. i dis. | birth | Dis- | cases .
All ¥ a- | pH; Con- Whoop-| cer is: d f th eases la ‘i All
let Iphoid|larial Piph- Cc rheal .| Pneu- | woagh . a and pu-| eases| of the | or in, | O Still- ther |, UB-
causes. . roup. . sum * easies.| ing an ease _ | of the other
fever.'fever. fever.(theria. e ee tion, morue cough.| tu- | and stperal abithe mee urinary] #6°- born. causes, | FROWN.
i i mor. |dropsy, Bases system. organs i
a | Uecanes F aed eee nha
4.533; 68| 42] 36] 147 98 | 490 | 580 418 21 48 | 101) 223 38| 56 497 | 208] 46] 356] 1,054 ; 61 1
reat eee | i ieee
2,401 |} 35] 26! 16 68 53] 255! 324 229 11 21) 28! 101 |..-..-.. z 279; 123] 1] 201 581 | 24) 9
2, 132 33} 16] 20 79 45 | 235! 256 189 10 27/ 73] 122 38 | 19 218 | 8} 35} 155 473 | 4/3
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4,427}, 68| 42] 35! 146 98 | 480} 556] 404 21 44; 99) 217 371 55 ; 490, BOR] 45 1, 030 | 6) 4
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3,272) 65! 95/ 19} in 96| 444) 345 275 21 43] 35 96 18, 2%! 230 103 | 22 795 | 2) 5
757 14 t 2 26 27 84 60 3 OR) \ostesed eG 98 34 3 90 204 | 1126
G44 13 5 4 23 20 15 65 17 25 a) 69 | wi olds 72 153 1 |S
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938 | 20: 6/ 7) 39 25 | 151) 106 16 |.-------) 3; 98 28 ieowaxs 104 ba
870 } ww) 7 6 52 24 | 132) 100 12 26 2! 5) 75 19 3 80
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615) 1: 4B 7 2 1 15| 136 23 55: [asievedee =| 7 56 8 leseoeee! 130 1 be
BBE | 2) 4 9 3 1 20 14 41 65 19 8 | 68 | 43 15 | oo 104 3
106 |...... Site a 1 1 foccteced 10 24 14: | aes 4 2 6 1 1 | 7 6 1 4! PEN ee aceeiss 9
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3 32 34 | 102 7 80 6 i 13 4 BON |iteiaiasicle 2 8| 12L | 39 3} 104 254 1 10
4 32 23 96 83 62 7 16] 21 32 6 7 89 | 23) 15 8s 202 1
Oleg canal smeteise 4 15 12 |ecessexs 1 6 Biilles ssi i 17 | ll 3 4 yy
2 7 4 5 TA: |saesaexce|besiwenes 6 7 Dewees 11} 4 4 5 4
3 7 2} 20] 60 33 2 3] 8} ag |e... 6 40; 92) 281 a7 5
8 15 4 28 55 28 1 3] us 26 9 a 29 j 26 6 ll
TA sR 1 3 3 1. Jassie ed seelsearcecelicinces Dillion vee ae 1 6 | Bee 1 tis
tetas TD: eattncee 1 HO teteacsleesanamee|besaceuel MM 2 1 oe B.ccceexeh 1 1
6 25 16) 115) 137 90 3 4] 10 Sai hthraone 18 | 77 | 32 2 62 : 4 4
4) QL W7 93 9 73 2 8] 21 51 19 21 73 27 5 42
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2, 32 26} 106 | 137 103 4 nu} sii a5! oa| 18 134 64, 1 76 303 21 15
a nad eee ey st 1 seraiacaci
624 6 9 3: WwW 9 53} 72 54 3 4 ty SDT lesecaiee 9 87 43 1 44 178 1{ 16
538 5 6 9 20 17 53 65 49 1 7] 22) 98 ll 9 si 211 10 32 125 1] 17
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1,160 | a] 15) 1 | 32 2% | 106; 1386, 103 4 lL} 31) 55 1} 18 133 | 64) 11 76 303 2] 18
ees ——— =e . ——s eee
gif oul 7 6 32 4 95! 94° 66 4 11} 10 27 5 9 93 28 6 76) 228 2] 19
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166 3 3 1 7 9 12 22 15, 1 3 4 8 1 2 16 | 2 4 18 | 34 1s"
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230 3 ON cesicre ce 5: 4 34 32 17 2 3 1 iP leezaten 1 98. WL pecs 24 | 61
220 2 1 4 1 7 33 25 19 |evexexcue 4 4 5 3 2 16 | Bld 4 62
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aol of} ol 5 10 | 10 42 6s 38 4 1 JZ OF |rceoeas 10 44 36 3 25 WOE) [eases 30
447| lo! 4 4 ld 5 29 59 44 1 1} 32! 27 5 6 54 23 17 30 78 2 | 31
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680; 18 1’ 7 22 15 65, 93 38 | 5 2! 20 34 3) Tt 70
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400 VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLE 87.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING
PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Months. Years.
BIR‘HPLACES OF MOTHERS. : '
/Allages. : i ! ‘
Under8| 3to6 | 6to9 | 9 to 12 Hapace B Underd 5 told |15 to 25/25 to 65 Over 65; One
2 i :
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ans al oe fs Be S) ions aks ——
Ward 19—Continued. : , |
1 Sanitary district ...........2....02-200+ | 47a BIG) 185 117 , 956 «1,360 «129 145 669; «174 | 1
2 Males 1,331 | 302 97 59) 583), 748! 64 69 368 | 81 1
3 Females. 214: 88 33 |, 423 612 65 76 301 93 Iwai, vas
| i ! 4 : '
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4 Wit@sc sans casvcctctsexeseaeeaensents i; 122 141 629 169 1
ii a a ——
2 Native DOr eens scicdeessccees cance | 111 110 204 OF It aeaees
‘ oa
6 Both parents native ....-- i 1 o a
7 One or both parents for- a 42 66 De  cscnsiionts
eign. 42 47 TA, Dr east
: 4 15, 249 66 |...2.---
8 Foreign born..-.------------- : 16 730 EGlo ooe
9 COlired cccescusincnemenanssr ses vena a é z : 3 z 4 40 B lacesiedae
Birthplaces of mothers: |
10 United States......----------
1 England and Wales...------- ; |
12 Trelanisacsesecaseteketareeigs a.
13 Satiany ocecasieensssesssens |
14 Russia and Poland ...-..----- | ;
15 | Ward 20 148 183) 1,020! 586 | 3
16 RAISE Meru nddean aewts ME eS seer - “es 246 52 | 48 | 48 395 | 579 | 65 90 516! 997! 1
17 Females. ....--.-+--+----2+ 22-2002 2+ _ 1,482 168 30 | a co 297 | 451 | 83 93 | 50d | 319 2
! H | eu | : : '
a8 White ....--.222:2-22eeseeeeteteeee seen 861 400 wo, 8 79; G64; 994 146 171 97° asl)
: ren Poets OSE eS abt See —— Sh eae) eee ecma enemas f peceeoenonreltg. -limuikimeaiesig: ah antees at eis -.
19 Native barmymeaeseee nea! | 9,132 400 99! at 79' oe, gg! 1A 4
' tt i
‘ ‘| 615 | 131 29:8 22 23 199 284 | 33 20
20 Both parents native.-.--..--- Si 619 98 a9 | 2» 3 162 359 | 36 31
i |
21 pieces T 430 | 96 27 22 21 166 | 25: 26 | 48
One or both parents foreign... ip | 410 i 66 i 18 a1 195 | an aS | 15 |
1 i i : 5
é M 358 |! : dL 2sscaieeps pezeeeanell ie 5 | 18
22 Foreign born..--+----+----2+-++++ SPo. 368 Bi vccetc fh eed i Lo ; ee: “| ;
| i | 8
23 COlUPAL cca cn cccusinndevanseesnens ciency 7m 3 7 4 28 36 | 2 2.
| | :
Birthplaces of mothers :. - { a ee \ si o < Si \ r \ a
: ) 730 | ' aL 362 | 38 29
24 United States. .-- ; 732 |; 2 34 | 26 19) dot 291 | 46 | 48 |
124 |. M | 3 2 ! 21 29 3 5 |
25 England and Wales 108 | 6 | >| 4 3 | aL a | ay a
Aaa “| B46 35 | 5 | 3 cal 50 86 | Li 33 |
26 Bel AIM cisieicine Geis 7S ESOS 2 380 | 24 | 6 | 7 5 42 G7 | 95 | 23 |
Sia ate eames neato .| 131 21 | 9 6 5 4 54 | 5 9
21 FErMANy «----- 22ers eee 113 11 | 6 i 6 2 | 25 37 7 i ae
- . - a 17 1 2) qe chick pabeeeee aves | « 1
28 Scandinavia..------+++-----7+77+ a: iG : ‘4, 1 1 yoo 1; ° Uso 2 : |
: ' : : ‘ é
29 Sanitary district A ...-.---2++-02-22-22207- 1, 489 27 67 45 | 49 |i 378 597 80 | 81! 508 218 1
20 MATES Te Bache aheaeeaee ens 1 135! ° 361 24 40} 295 347 ah 40) O57" NS [oacnance
31 Females .-.------------+-------- 1 82 31 21. 19 153 | 250 46. 41 248 125 1
: :
32 White ......--0-0eeeeeeeereeeee eter 1,471. 215 | 67 | 45 49) 376 | 504 78 | 73! BOL 218 1
33 Native Dotnics. cu. 2.203013 248820: 1, 060 215 66 oy 375] a) we 233 9) 1
| 4
aks M.. : ‘ 52 36
34 Both parents native ..--- {P. i 8 54 41 |"
35 One or both parents for- § M.. 91 49 7 ie
eign. Ee. 26 61 Deere cesar
; M. 1 138 © 47
36 Foreign born .--------+-+---- SP. 5 129 | wm
37 Colored....----++--+++-250 rrr = fee fee
Birthplaces of mothers: is i t
. i CM 2s 314" 79 20 13 16 128 197 16 | & 36° ST || atecsavsees
38 United States.-.---+--------+ a ue iv : 5 ; 8B 95 150 23 1: 63. 42 i
a -: 1 2 t 26°
39 England and Wales.....----- ae L 12 is] 2 a
M.. 7 41 70! & 21 108 | 28 |.
40 Trelaud) -.22-sesencsenss cctat te 4 31 32 18 | 15 | 124 47 |.
Me. 1 4° 2 | 3 10 2].
41 Scotland. ...--------+2010220- pa le 1 | eeseaed ' 4 3 |.
é os 28 40 4 i 26 6 |.
42 Genta ieseseacuitie sane UF...| 2 i 20 | 3 é| ot 3 |.

   
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 401

MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continuced.

 

 

 

 

 

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car-| Ty- | Ma- . ea) | Cou- Whoop-| cer is- x @.{ eases | eases | eee All
eos let. phoid: Jarial! DiPD- Croup. rhea sump- nen: Measles.| ing | and | ease eee Seta of the | of the | ole pull other me aS
“” \'fever. fever. fever.| Pun | aes tion. 7 cough.| tu- | and Me. liver,| BerY- urinary “5° * | causes. Own:
' SS OSS mor. |dropsy.! ses ‘| ous | organs.
| ! eras system: | }
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2478] U8; | 1b) OL 57 | 313 | 322 233 12 35 31) 14 22) 22 265 | se) 15 225; 569 2); 1
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1,331 {: 20 8 | go 46 | ot 160 190 137 4 16 | 12 AT Weucscmtaieie 18 148 44 7 132 | 299 1! 2
1,147 |; 18 6; a! 45 23, 158 132 96 8 19 19 67 22 4) ll 39 8 93 | 270 1: 3
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70 79
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2.940 220 | 361 234
1, 488 us] io} ass] 4] 5} 93! ge)...
1.452 105 | 181 110 f b ;
2. 861 213) 343 230
2.132 189! 234 143
615 BL: SL 30) ef 2 gl ahh.
619 42 54 | HON Co Ieee
430 5 54 Set Heyy) Grp. ge ay aes
410 46 66, 32
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368 3 53
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730 71) 68 37 2 3 8 35) jodeeeas- | ll: 90
732 54, 69 50 2 iu) 32 49 Ce rae 91
124 6° 15 u 1 1 2 Gh cspcte te a 4) 4
108 OCW |e: AB came ts Samees 5 5 4 33 12
346 19) 56 BU Wonca. | sccmsoes 6 Bis loses 6 | 33
380 2; 67; Bl i 27 ul 37 q!oo3! 37
131 uso ow 1 | og 3
113 13; 15 1 6 al
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71 ml 92 7
Til 57 \ 98 bt
L471 131 | 186 14
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1. 060 120! 113 72 979 a! 33
272 33 15 1
244 Me 344 14
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247 29) 38 BY
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504 Si Bh) 15
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VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE 87.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT

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BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. n
Allages. |
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Under3| 3to6 6to9 | 9to12 eaten Under 5| 5 to 15 | 15 to 26] 25 to 65 | Over 65 re
Ward 20—Continued.

Sanitary district B.....--..-.--..----22.--++ 581 61 10 7 12 100 141 29 48 220 142 1
Males ... 300 36 4 lL 4 55 80 10 7 113 69 1
Females . 281 25 6 6 8 45 61 19 21 107 ah yoo seed

Wihiteus:2osed.cncesscastgeseenn sd sees | 575 39 10 16 12 97 || 138 29 47 218 142 1
Native born ..........--2-.2222-2--- i 452 59 10 16 12 97 || 138 28 42 144 100 |--...---
‘ M.. 151 | 99 hss auead 6 3 31 9 4 8 5 BBi ssc ece
Both parentamative...--2: {P] 163 21 4 2 4 31 | i 19 16 PA qliliciscees
j | = ss 7 oy a
- 3 M.. 69 v1 4 4 1 20 27 5 15 16 Gi cases
eed both parents for-{ 5” 39 | 4 2 4 3 13 19 7 3 2 Giacesee
Rireiead box M.. 68 i
‘oreigu born .-..-.---------- e 55
Golored: .2:ica3es2 seteeescteicendgecinees 6 3
Birthplaces of mothers:
United States..........222--- ; ab = 16 Ba
E 3 M.. 25 3
mgland and Wales...---.---} p77 20 1
TPA Giwscacsceced aan ceate ; MS 4 a ;
M.. 30 6
Germany .--.---------------- ; yo 34 5
Scandinavia- ii See i a i se Se 3 eet pes ee as ah ag Si)
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Sanitary district C .....------2----2--2--+- 877 136 | 26 30 22 1) 214
Males 417 75 | 13 13 wi 15
Females 460 61 | 13 17 8 ‘ 99
NU Sees acces tee ec otege Jad 815 126 | 23 a4 18} 191
Native Lorn...-..22--2--02--022202+ 620 196 93 23 1s || 199
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Both parents native....-- j Mes ae ru 8 2 3s ee
| i
One or both parents for- 4M. 94 |. 26 5 4 3! 38
eign. Bs 104 |! 27 5 6 3 41
1
Foreign born .--.------------ {e- oe a i :
Gul nel see ascevswuss co feeeesiecee ssid 62 10 3 6 4) 93
Birthplaces of mothers: é a Me ‘ és
: Bos 4 ll 12 80
United States...--...---..--- j F_. 961 37 10 0 é 63 16
England and Wales .-.-.----- § te 3 A esccincese = : eee e 1
Treland .....------+---------- {ee aa : 31 q :
te 23 7 2
Seana er ; 2
é oh ts oM.. 8: Z 2 1
Seandinavia...--------------- UPL, nj ji ; A
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6,478 | 1.215 | 405 331 245 | 2,196 | 377
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3, 349 670 | 209 171 131, 1,201 i 1,749 182 | 171
3, 129 545 | 176 160 lid | 995) 1.474 188 206
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Wilit@nseceage pues tiepas oa Slice ees | 6.420 1,207 ; 404 326 241 2,178 3, 196 362 376
SPitiGo Mjobn sas acoaosecesceeeheadezes "4,790 | 1,205' — 399 326 240 | 2,170) 3,163 340 303: 764 a9) 1
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Te spe -/ 1,019. 275 89 65 30 485 083 65 44 152 Ga swicentee
Both parents mative UF..! 958 245 67 53 46 411 i 578 C4 45,1 173 93 Seeedioe
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2 Darah M..| 1,431 ' 381 138 104 72. 695 1, 024 99 99 | 191 18 oe
One or beth parents foreign . iP = 1302 291 105 103 66 565 | 857 109 109 | 209 7 i
oP Mic! eri cae P| eghaintes rt 2 2 10 26 569 200
Foreign born .--.--+-+-+++--++-+- i eel 799 2 Ae lsc antgoeatienelattesieoceees 4 6 2 11 4G | G90 298 :
ed aes SoS Sane eae eo 58 8 | 5 + 18: 27 8 , i aA el emenne ad
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aes S ae ¢M..| 1,309 346 16 | 91 7 63 916 33 tt) aa,
United States.--------------+-++- VE.) 1,197 288 | 83 81 oo! bl 77 | 88 61 208
145 14 7 | 4 3 | 28° 41 | 4 7 56
145 12 6! 3 4. 25 48 8 5 56
537 V7 19 | 16 2 124 186 17 49 227
572 48 15 | 11 S| 83 132 27 61 263
52 4 Dellcitczces 1} 7% 14 4 1 18
37 6 2 | Dh eat | 10 | 16: eacaae wed 1 1B
1,127 | 198 17 | 35 | 31 361 | 515 61 56 397
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued. ‘

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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A Can- | Heart | /; ‘ Dis-
Diar- ; birth | Dis- | eases
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\ eases. anor. GOOEY. is- jliver.| ous Gisane
= PSY+) eases. system. Bans.
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581) 7| 13! 45 19 3 28 53 45 1 4| 27 49 8] 13 73 39] 12 33 139 |...2..2. 1
300 3 7/ 40 ul 2 10 29 24 1 1 7 D6" |szacadd 9 36 24 3 22 TG | seemed 2
281 4 6 a 8 1 18 24 21, |esezeusce: 3 20 23 8 4 37 15 9 11 GL | aes nince’ 3
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SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Months. | ALeADy:
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. [| —___ |f------- Says See eee = &, (3 Stee eh - ast
Allages. i
under3) 3t06 | 6to9 | ator2 | Tl | Onders| 5 to 15 [15 to 25/25 to65 Over 65), UN
Do yp TO vto io under 12 ndery| 2 ad Bi > known. |
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Ward 21—Continued. i |
1 Sanitary district A .. 1,313 281 gl 66 38 486 72 | 56 67
2 45 a 28 258 382 | 25 33
m4 2 36 30 30 298 340 31 34
4 White... .-- 22-22-22. -eeseeee eee seen ee 1, 299 277 81 62 58 478; 712 | 56 66
5 Native D0tiis..0..0.-e0genciescssand 93 “977 81 62 38 473 || 703 | 53 49
1
: : M..| 192 62 2 13 13 110 |} 158 10
6 ents ative.....- a
Toth parents native iF a 135 ' 71 15 10 12 108 148 11
7 One or both parents for-¢ M.. 290 82 2 22. 15 142 216 13 23
eign. Bas 2 2 : 182 | 13: 16
i
ce : M.. I 1
8 Foreign born .......--------- § Pl $ : 3 n
a) Culuwed). = < scccccceneecescesdeenestesess i 1 ec esionss
| Birthplaces of mothers:
10°! Tnited States......-------.-- sM.. i 194 li
Tnited States... d Fr 3 6 180 73
I - ae ' WG ote cian
a1 | England and Wales-..-.--..-- iF -, | 2 20 Pp licoccs, al
5: : 227 34 9, 6) 6 |, 55 |i 88 1 2
12) Treland,...~.-s2s2s1ssesteeses iF. 213 21 4. 4) 6 || 35 @ ul 1
13 | nd |), a1 10 6 1 | 38 5a
102 |! 14 8 5 8 35 3
Tih OH et Seat 1 2 5
4 | 13 | 7 Shes Sead 7
i
15 80 125 41 82° 20 | 216 315 4 5
1 aa ONE ES ra Rae os | Fee
16: Males 412 |! 72! 18 15 wr 7 167 20 34
17° Females 418 || 51 23 a 8). 99 148 25 | 25
: 1 i | \
18 White $26 |) 123 40 38 5 20 7: 215 313 53 59
i A pe ee SPS ak” cect sl Scien call ce SNA Al as oath
19 Native born..--..--+-------2-22-0+- 610 | 123 39 32 20 214 312 BI | Bi
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20 x : 5g M.. 190 47 9 T 6 | 69 101 1 1
| Both parents native....-. fe a 197 | 9 13 4 4 | 53 99 Bb | rif
| ' ;
21 ; One or both parents ae 122 | 2 8 8 6 45 | 62 1, 16
eign. F. 119 | 18 9 7 4 |i 38 |: 63 i 10
€ f
e M.. 93) edeneye sledsccscee|zeweadieda Ws 5 Stesoa| eseeasece pastels 1! 3
22 Foreign born.....---------+-+ it a 91 parca HNictet leone i | i 7 3,
| | i
23 Colored ..------------++++---+--22 0527+ i Ay eanincees' 3 ls seeideie | Lieibased 1 |! 2 Ms eerteres |
| \ (
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J “ : cS 922 52 3 &. 9 82 124 7 16
24 United States. -..----+-++++-- Ve 223 23 15 | i.” 4 63 || 91 7 14
ea Beets es sie 39 | P lisacepced 1 1 4 5 2 i
25 England and Wales..-.------) p77 32 at 3 1 i 1 6 a 5 | 3
i 4 9 , 1 1 20 3 lu
26° Ireland... 2e2ssseseseeeer es 9 5 3 1 18 | 26 4, a
y 1
a7 | Seutland aessseaeseeuecesbees | zh “ 1 | 2 1! 1
28° Germany.-.2.2---2--2-022 202+ | ole || ue 6; 4
; lee setidied
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29 | Sanitary district C.-..-----------+----+-++- ! 87L |) 1,297 130 lis |
30 Males ..----.----+-- | 481 |} 709 60° a0 |
31 Females....-------- 390 588 70 68
32 White... 65 | 1,287 my; us! 609) 156 3
2 : i Pasa aes sage 8. ns fy Seok” | Si bt) ateoe
33 Native born. ...-2222-22200eeeeeees mL | 4 92 a60 | 1,268 Ml avi 188 | Tete des!
: = . | |
; ; ; fees M.. mW 26 20 7 135 199 12 a oO 6 ficde eck
a4 Both parents uative...-. ir i i i a) 19 iL 14 175 bP 6, 26 | Secon
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cign. iF .. 5a5 | 132 51 48 | 30 |, 261 397 49 , 44 ‘Of A Wowace }
26 Foreign boru....------------- ; Meg -
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Ne Colored ...--------+--+++----2- 222222 |
Pirthplaces of mothers:
38 United States..---.---------- ; Me
39 England and Wales .....---.- § ut a
40 Lielanil o.c.cceeee eeaeuees iP
4 ¢M..
41 Germany..---+-+--------+----- iF.
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   
   

 

 
    

CAUSE OF DEATH.
| | | Can es i" Child- Dis- Di
: | Diar- : ) etart) pirth- 1 Dis-| eases a8
Sear-: Ty- | Ma-| 7, heap | Con- Whoop-| cer | dis- eases . All
eke | let |phoid! larial onl Croup. | eel sump- Bla Measles.| ing and ! ease andny, Se ie Bf Sue of the old aul other lenown
A jfever. fever. fever."  GkReS tion. i ,cough.| tu- | and dis |liver.| ous urinary| “8° - | causes. | ?
| | mor. ay eases. ia organs.
oe a i aerate ds matinee dinsnis - |
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1.313 | 16 8 8 48 35 \ 173 150 119 14 i 15; 18 | 57 10 15 135 a1 12 110 327 2 1
66} sl} ai 4! 93 a| 3] 76 co] 4] 68] 174 bene eee 2
O37) 8B 5 4 25 i 80 74 i V7 8 47 153 | 2) 3

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1. 299 ‘ 16 8 8 48 34 170 147 41 12 110 323 | 2 4
938 ats) 5 6 44 34 153 74 7 4 110 240 ; 3
192 As |oeors 1 8 10 34 13 di |eedea' 24 Role asctenk |
185 1 ay |nseocs 3 6: 30 7 2} 3] > 30 50 oo 6

‘ 3 2 2 13 13 49 25 2 1 38 68 |.------- :
252) 7 2 2 15 5 38 23 Deane 17 65 1 3 £
Ww} 1 1 1 2 7/0 34 21 Tedlesdezecs :
188 lesess, 2| a 10} 38 13 35 lis?

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16 2 i 2 1 3 |.----- 23 9 |------ 34
of 7! 31 3) 39) Sey us] my] 39 4 — 1 | cae. 2| 60 — it) "989) Least tas
555 9 5 37 25 100 6L 31 3 8 j 5 14 9 2 50 8 |.----- 56 126 1
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1 3 20 21 8 24 | 19 BS iicctesn 59 |.------- 5
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406 VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLE $%.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN AND IN KACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING
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AGE.
SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND ! Months. Mears:
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. Hl 7
All ages.]|| Uv
‘Under 8} 3to6 | Gto9 | 9to12 |) Tl onder ds) 5 to 15 |15 to 25 25 toG5 | Over 65), oon,
ee | ES Samar i Sew
‘Ward 21—Continued. eZ
1 Sanitary district D 653 92 7 21 23 163 236 39 49 24 115 |e eeaeces
2 Males 322 48 7 12 14 91 128 18 18 99 WO ewan cece
3 Females 331 10 9 9 72 | 108 21 31 115 56 |...
|
4 Will 6 snesed eevee ceecuy as dee ieankeuiber! 652 92 97 OL 93 163 236 39 49 213 115! [obeelecee
5 Native born......--.2---0e0-e2e20+ 523 91 7 21 23 162 |, - 234 38 41 144 66 |..-..2-.
‘ . i M.. 161 33 10 7 u 61 80 9 10 33 29 |... -e-
6 Both parents native .--.. iF i 159 24 4 ah 7 39 63 12 12 48 OE | Morse ase
7 One or hoth parents for- § M.. 90 4 7 5 3 29 46 9 6 25 4
eign. F.. 106 18 6 5 2 31 41 8 13 a 7
4 25 Nate eeane
8 Foreign born. ..-----eee-o- PaO oi eee ee pooap ae, By) pa ei
9 Colored, 52. s.ssscesecesccusacsccsiceesees 1 jrecetertefew ee sees eleeesce ee fee ee eee cee eee Wee eee ee] eee ee eee efeeeeee ees Dy Me teeth ewe ete
Birthplaces of mothers: i 18 5 7 rc é of 5 | 40 ae Pr
ett dis 3 1 9 2 7
10 United States... {FE 4 5 46 7 15 15 34 94 |.
gy
11 England and Wales. -....-.-.. ee alk si 2 . } i u é
12 Tréland ssasasasacsceudiasians ee 2 i ; 3 2 £ :
18 Seotland .----.-.----eee-oe- om i ans a oe ae a
M.. 47 | 4 4 2 1 iL 1t 4 3 18 5 |.
it Germany -------+++----202+04 iF 2s 47 8 3 2 1 4 21 1 7 10 8
15, Sanitary district E..-....2.2.---2-020-2+-- 1,352]; 249 85 78 48 460 653 91 a4 385 138 1
16 Males 697 137 53 41 23 254 363 30 36 200 AB lseeeskies
17 Females 655 112 32 37 25 206 290 41 48 185 90 1
18 Wilites sscaceaaecnmageguyaceeuseelssewies 1, 346 248 85 7 47 457 | 648 90 84 385 138 1
19 Native born.....-.-.-----0¢------+- 1,018 247 85 7 47 456 646 87 iL 169 44 1
a M.. 233 63 29 16 9 110 148 29 12 40 As Nexen’
20 Roth parents native. -...- f F.. 194 45 14 il 2 82 710 17 11 35 Mili cseeced
21 One or both parents for-¢M.. 298 73 31 24 14 142 ° 210 25 19 42 Dis asc amiciaia
eign. F.. 270 63 18 26 12 119 74 23 26 40 6 1
2 Foreign born ... Se) ae ae t] S| doe), Sule
23 Colored vesocecasasaaesovecs teen ceeee sees 6 Weegee as 1 1 3 a UE nctces eee lecsaneemen sce aneee deetewend
Birthplaces of mothers: Fe oe a3 i ‘4 ay
: s 2 3 7 193 23 44
4 United States -..-.---.------. ; F.. 248 58 19 ct 16 110 149 2% 38
25 England and Wales. ....-.--+- |e S| ones ake i ib
M.. 96 16 5 4 s 27 39 5 42
26 Treland -.-.-+----2++++22220+ iP = 100 | 8 1 2 1 12 21 5 39
3
27 Scotland ......-2---+--++--++: ie i i 2 7 3 3
. Ml] 244 41 7 ii 6 75 11 85
28 Germany..------+++2+-202+0- ; F.. 223 |) 37 10 15 6 68 96 73
99 | Ward 22. ..... 22. ++ 22-2--ee cree re et teectec sete 4,926 || 858 250 186 156] 1.450 | 2,014 313 307) 1,475 616 1
30 Males ....- 2,474 || 471 139 93 84 787! 1,168 147 153; 737 274 |...
31 2.452 |) 387 111 93 72 663 | 1,51 166 154 738 342 1
32 4,909 I 858 250 184 156 || 1,448. 2,910. 312} 305 | 1, 468 613 1
33 3. 630 || 856 246 183 153 |; 1,438 2,174 | 293 232 659 92 Do anuen
ss7 || 223 59 44 a4]! 360 |} 583: 65 36 166 97 ecuee
a4 913 184 47 i 36 a3 300 ! 474 | 63 45 187 144 foes.
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a M.. gag || 936 78 46 49/409, 609! 7 7 32
35 One or both parents foreign. - iF pe 836 | 197 59 57 | a7 | 350 k B46 | BY ie ie o eaaans
} i | . ; |
4 M.. G19 Yon se scayd] gs asinine f 1; 1}: 2 13! 10 83 410 153 |.. 2...
36 Foreign horn......----.+-++++-+++- § F.. 630 | 1 Bl tictienies | 21) 6 20 8 39 295 167 1
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31 Gab EOAL cost ease lie ote eS AT |fieseaiiesn| vances. | De esha ed ot 4 1 2 7 3} | sn Sook
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aboot ae M..| 1,076 | 273 “it 59 | ao || ass gor 81 39 188
38 United States .-.......-2------+++ ; F..| 1107 296 61 | 52 37 376) out | 86 5D 212
{.. 155 16 3 4 I 24 |, 40 5
39 England and Wales -....---.----- i 7 165 26 5 | 9 | 3 2 i Sai 13 i .
M.. 548 72 21 91 12 14 |) 158 26 51 244
40 Treland.-..-.--+-+-++---+2+++-000- ; F.. 589 38 13 | 15 14 80 |) 187 28 48 991
M.. 322 48 25 14 i Wl, 146 18 19 11
41 Germany ..--+--+---2+----+ 20200 ; F.. 298 |) 49 10 | 10 6 85 |: 133 21 21 85
ue 6M... 76 |), 19 3 23 21 26 | 47 4 4 18
42 Scandinavia ..-..-.---- --+-+--+- qF 73 || 10 6! 4: 2 {i 22 41 5 9 1b

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 407

MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

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322 | 7 8 9 13 3 21 34 31 iL eae 7 QE eisigaicies 3 38 16 7 22
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ioe |) 7 g 4 6 4 25 10 18) sii ccasae 5 5 5 4 4 18 4 ‘| 17 BO lien, 5
; Bf 8 2 9 12 12] 49 99 W7 1 Wiebe u 4
; 2% 1 10 3 4 13 6 34 32 18 3 6 2 5
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4,926 |} 93! 35] Gol 317 78; 479) 514 379 42 48! 104] 245
9474 \| 42} 20] 31) 153 40| 249] 257 210 23 20: 34] uel...
2.452 |} 51} 15] 29] 164 38 | 230] 957 169 19 28° 70 | 133
4,909 || 93! 35] 59] 317 78) 479/ sio! 378 42 48 | 104 | 243
te |e saiaisseesl ats
3, 650 l ss| 25] 38] 300 75} 427| 302 245 41 47' 358] 112
887 16 8! 13 66 18 96} 65 16 10 0; 1 86! leestheas
913 || 25 1 7 71 16 99 39 35 i 15 i 24 36
298 25 6 9 78 20| 127 83 56 12 10! 6 OD) 5 dase
856 22 7 9 83 21} 106 80 54 8! mi 12 19
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630) 4 4} 12 8 1 | a1] ou: ROY aonenesns 1 3 70
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1,107 || 32 2) 9! 94 22) 115 68 68 | 4[ 191 41} 20 5j 149
155 || 2 Be ahs 1 1 18 14 | 1 1 3 1B acts ac 51 (83
165} 1 |.----- ae | 9 1 10 7 9: 1 il 8 12 4 3 24
548) 1 6; 9 23 5 45 88 63 | 2 3] 10 29 |...2.-.- 19 45
589; 5 6) 15 26 6 50 95 54 leeseoeer 1} 22 35 15 7 71
322] 7 1 19 7 30 36 16 5 1 2 1 8 28
298) 7 1; 1 Ww 7 29 36 19 3 2 7 25 4 3 33
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TABLE 8%.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN AND IN EACH WARD AND

 

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AGE.
SEX. COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Moths:
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. = foot eee eee eee eee ore Sy Oe ee is pe ere eon
Allages. 1 | | seat ; ;
Under 3! 8to6 ) 6 tod ; 9to lz later da, Under 5) 5 to 15 115 to 25/25 to 65
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Ward 22—Continued. | : i
Sanitary district A.......--.----22-.2---+-- 1.023 |j 165 41 30 | 33 269 | 383 63 62 330
99 21 14 | rt) 153 || 207 28 30 169
66 20 16 14 116 | 176 40 32 161
i
165 41 29 | 33 268 | 381 63 62 326
gee crnig i] denepiipinaesanik Wel ohmnaiapese genes Setneetith endl saaovsal | ecccons ---j asian hci
165 41 29 | 32 267 377 6L 48 187
| ea ei ‘ = = z
Both parents native ..... {eo so 5 : + | 2 s He at ; aT !
One or both parents for- ¢M.. 166 41 12 6 12 7 107 ' i 17 :
eign. QF .. 161 33 12 9 6 60 89° 14 15
1
2 q M.. V7 s|---------|------ eee ae at 1) ai 3° ] 5
Foreigu born .....---..-.----- s : ' \
Ses Ue .. 122 Bi eet 9
Colored Seta BE 8 | Ws) secede Deer
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Birthplaces of mothers: 3 4 =
4 9 22
United States .....--22-22222. f a oa aa 26 8
England and Wales ...22-.... ‘e- a ; } 3
i 97 23 Bi 9
Ireland Ey 100 15 4 | 14
9 24 2 5
Germany... ---++-+--+----+-- § a : Fe 21 - 4
9 9
Scandinavia......--..-...-.-- ; Me 3 Mr Wesree i 3
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Sanitary district B..-..........-.----.---.- 434 16 21 10 13 | 120 183 | 33
Males ... ong 40 13 8 6 | 67: 99 13 18
Females ....-..----- 221 36 8 2 7 53} 84 10 15
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WhiltGascvessecusecastents seeaseeseace 433 |! 76 21 10 13. 120 i 183 23 33,
Native born ....c--ceccece2eeecceeee 335 76 21 wo 10! 181 29 29 69
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a: M.. 7 3 Gy Hejarcecceecgre 32 | 11 3 12
Both parents native. --.. ie a 1s i aaaer ke ‘ i | o i i ¥
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One or both parents sa 81 21 4 2 6 33 49 2 11 17
eign. Bes 66 16 4 2 4 26 36 7 6 14
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Forcign Dorn...-.--2-2--0e0++ {fry # Tene Ponce : | 2 5
WOlOUON csc-cie seins sich Se Rete cecsscingcaee Mh Micysta,cvesepore Ol aimee eta ae era etre ciel eae i 2 8 ae ee ncaa eas Se T We eoags reich ss '
Birthplaces of mothers: ‘
United States..-..-..-------- oe
England and Wales..-.---.-- ee
Treland. ----2--sescesss2e5< 22 ; Ht
Germany-.------------------- ‘ A
Scandinavia. --..-----.------- ; al -
Sanitary district C -------------------------
Males ..- ‘
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SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND aso
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. Se a a i i
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; : » || Total | 31% to15 118 to 25125 to 63|Over 63 |, U®
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Sanitary district D | 1, 234 209 57 59 | 42 |: 367 562 107 75 355 ASD. ti secenss
Mal 634 |! 112 32 26 i 22 |! 192 298 56 39 178 G3i Vice ascen,
Females 600 |: 97 25 33 | 20 | 175 264 51 36 177 TD! (sae ceca
WAGE eee ate son coke csisypaaeseisys 6S 1,231 |} 209 57 59 42 367 561 107 73 355 13S) fesecicaes
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Birthplaces of mothers: és ie 7 ay aan ai Pe a‘
5 M.. 270 D 7
United States Pp 263 63 / 1 9 100 152 28 14
* M.. 38 1 1 5 10 3 7
England and Wales .......... § ¥_. re 4 1 3 1 8 il 3 1
M.. 154 1 7 3 4 32 42 10 13
Trelandl 2 -prarareanentnies sc Sec] ol 10 4 4 3 21 36 10 8
G 7 M.. 83 12 5 4 4 25 |! 29 4 4
SORMMVAY soo sense sake asoaats } F.. 87 “ 3 6 2 25 |} 39 4 10
_ A r M.. 1B Po 4 pence eee ele ne ee eee lees eens 4}: 7 Tl ceweetieee
Scandinavia. .-.-..----------- if ee 9 Decreased \ 1 1) 4 |: 4 2 1
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Sanitary district F ......-..----2---22002005 430 87 18 19 13 | 137 214 20 32
Males os 208 41 9 9 8 67 102 7 16
Females.--..--..-- 222 46 9 { 10 5 70 112 13 16
Wihlté:<toseseeascavcveestneneSueeates 428 87 13 | 19 13 137 214 20 32 116 WGN ikea,
Native born ...2..:22:00:00s2ee0ce- 306 86 | 19 13 136 210 19 24 39 4 |e. |
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Females d Wt 113 42! 43 208 R 1
Whil@ cose eceereecsenezescaaeesencenes 1,434 |) 261 79 | 83 407 4 7
NAtixe DOs cc soscncecsccsemseicees | 1, 047 260 72 60 139 | 55
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irthplaces of mothers: i | |
bai as M..| 272 79 rf 10; 38
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CAUSE OF DEATH.

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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
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An ||Sear-| Ty- | Ma- | pinn. rheal} ©™ | Pneu- Whoop, cer | dis- jand pu-|eases| of the | ©25¢5 | oid | still Un-
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mor. |dropsy.) oases. system,| O°Sans.
1, 234 25 6 17 96 14 131 130 87 9 13 23 73 13 23 184 46 22 94 218 \asscosey
634]. 14 4 7 54 8 65 62 56 4 7 9 34 |. = 18 69 18 9 54 142
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227 a 3 2 2 28 3 35 26 9 3 3 3 2 4 \scscsd 21 8 2 21 50 aiaisieie
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428 25 8 36 37 28 6 2 12 25 2 3 39 17 9 60 99: |ecocesey
306 25 8 31 20 16 6 2 6 Ge sl crea essere fiance cae! 26 9 2 60 OF dcccges
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412 VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE 87.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING
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BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. a a a fe aaa shag Ace ae Bes SER 9 Stes eae Cet
All ages.) | ' ; 0
Unders, 3to6 | 6to9 | 9to12 | Total | onaers| 5 to 15 115 to 25 [25 to 65| Over G5 |, CO
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1 363 88 70 62 | 583 R56 142 159 | 832 534 1
2 Males 218 49 43 34 | 344 491 68 | 7 | 416 210 1
3 Females 145 39 27 28 | a39 || 365 74! 82! 416 324 |.....--.
4 361 87 10 60 578 851 142 157 | 825 532 1
5 Native born 361 86 70 53h: BAG 139 141568 377 1
6 =. 145 30 29 16 jj 220 312 42 30 | 212 127 1
Bothsparontematiye § 103 15 rt 12 149 230 52 45 | 192 i
7 4 5 Paweter M.. 309 70 17 13 16 116 171 26 20 78 Ta fcc ieiediace
One or both parents foreign... ; Po 364 58 24 10 71 85 198 19 33 | «3 grees
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8 DP oret sr, M.. 176 I a Oe aun dys a 108 GL | cncccee
Foreign bom: pscsonsctcencie dss iP x 256 ||. 1i 2! 3 n: 146 GLa ges eces
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Birthplaces of mothers: ‘ ' i
10 <iaq & M.. $24] 161 18 42 22 253 359 48 | 35 231
Lailttetl States: eatestanag ects ata VES 786 m7 18 20 16} 171 265 56; 49} 209
1 i olen PON TIBI so eo iluseeise 2 ul 13 2: sy 37
England and Wales......-.------ ts 110 2 9 1 4 U 15 5 8 41
12 ; sM.. 168 2 5 1 4| 36 37 6 6 69
Tne a oro epeyaresdiecer tat entein QF) 174 7 5 2 3 7 33 5 "7 81
a OE Bib ease ce Di aecceeeien: 3 + 3 1 13
- Seotlandisccotee yee eno ys LE a ree Veco gpeoy al 3 1 3 16
M.. 77 |! 4 21 31 7 3 7
Ae Germany ...----+--00eeecoreoeee ee BP 86 |: 13 3 2 7 26 4 2! a
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15 Sanitary district A -. 907 | 143 36 23 21 223 320 | 33° | ou 295 1 208 1
16 Males i : 11 14 125 | 176 | 1B. 29 143 81 1
W Females i : 1g T, 98: 14 | 20 | 28 152 127 lseeeemar
18 Wiit@ecaecsecbese ee eicessededesl” e901 i 93} 20 299 B19; Ba) 206 1
Wess de, Dates ak ap iS es tee ee flere eee eee fae ete
19 Native born | 23 19 220 316 31° 46 | 194 150 1
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| Sia M..| 264} 62 0! 8: 9 89 : 124 7 10 76 46 1
20 Boch patents vativesssess fe: ; 26s | 74 a 2 59 95 | ul 6 | 59 BY (kis
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27 Seotlaiid .sesecscseewrxeeeese VF.
28 Germany ...-.2-2---22-- eee eee ; ae
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NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

413

MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

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2 MAGS) <2 soawatenaeeenaveueeess 442 | 17 22 19 14 132 185 23 24 143 67 |..
3 401 | 42 15 7 14 78 126 31 23 119 102
4 838) 8 36 26 27 207 308 47
5 667 ° 118 36 | 26 26 206 306 38
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6 Both parents native.....- {F- 288 ' 29 a | 1 7 i 70 a 12
One or both parents for’ ¢M-. 128 | 36 8 4 9 57 86: * 9 4
7 eign. UF. 85 12 9 4 6 31 52 | 9 4 :
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8 Foreign born.............---- { P.. | 7 33
9 Cole soc 2sieiinece arse seseecerees eee 3 1 Dna tated 1 3 | Bl iepesreetefeentemes O eeseelemts cits ;
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: M. 269 j 46 18 16: % 87 116 14 21 15
10 UnIAd States socgurese estes {P| de! 36 6 5 i 8 55 84 24 2 bt
: 6M.. 21 Vi. Ts econ 2 3 1 2 10
u England and Wales ..--.....- VF. 38 1 : i 3 4 7 1 2 2
; M.. 76 I Be Waesseaans 3 17 31 2 1 31
wz Apeland):..2.eetiessies esieneee § F.. 79 1 3 1 2 7 16 3 8 34
M.. 31 1 2 2 13 16 2S |sesesceee
13 Germany...-....--- ftteeeeeee See 9] | 3 Bho cistcteas ars a ae 8 2 ot :
Sse M.. 13 j 5 2 1 8 3
1“ Scandinavia.....-......2..... iF i 7) 1 2 3 | 3
583 || 830 100 75 440 189 1
16 | Males 840 | 182 56 37 30 305 440 49 39 298 Ly eee
17: Females 795 148 50 43 37 278 390 | 51 36 212 105 1
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19 - Native born 1,117 | 303 92 67 38 | 520 741 83 49 170 73 1 |
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22 Foreign born ...--..--..---------- ey eat i 2 i ! 7 105 |
23} Colored aes: 813 | 9 av
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ue TARO Sta UeS cop srenet spare Hee VF. 418 || 101 33 30 21 |! 185 254 | 26 | 13 74
25 England and Wales.-............ ie awh : Be ewes 3 a a 4 nt
6M. 204 || 33 5 7 7 |: 52 78 | 10 | 10 82 |
26 Tvgland scssuseseuneeeaeterss¥es- rR} 198 | 23 4 : 8) B 6 | 9 WB a7
te - 94 | 2 5 2 5 8 32
ay Germanys sausessttas cease see ee iF a 86 |} x 8 4) 6 28 41 | 9° 4 20 |
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30 Naleahes a sanclsceaeieh nee eas | 146 | 21 7 4 2] 34! 52 | 10 | 12 49 | D8) deena
31 Females ox a.cenesocciccmmaaatenate 130 { 23 3! 3 Ls 32 43 | 4 a 46. 29 }
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,.
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

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6 VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE 87.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING

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| AGE.
SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Months. Years.
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. Bot Wate eae is nee ss aa meio ase
‘Allages. : : i :
Under3| 3 to 6 | 6 te 9, 9te12s Total | Unders! 5 1015 | 151023 251065 Over 65), UM
| es : | PON A * Sunder 12, ‘ oss ( ”? known.
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Ward 24—Continued. | ! { | | |
1 Sanitary district B ................-..----- 666 }; 150 | 50 32 wi, 259 369 39 30 156 Tilsen cece
’ ay ove ee ERT EN, CaS a SI PS, ae Pte ae 3 ee ee ae FOPRSEE EES
2 Males: ciorconessncquesneeeemese 337 84 25 | 13 | 2 136!) 191 5 | 16 83 | Bod ls ee
3 Pemalese. nisccaes sean ioe kee 329 6o 25 | VW: 15. 123 178 | 24 4 73 M0: esd ces
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4 NSIT? clelinlaietantenls ened aati aetaieies ado | ; 0 22 132 at
5 Native Dotiteccesnsesesscecessseaxee : 427 |" | 7 “16, “sha
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2 M.. 1g} 2) 20 5
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7 One or both parents for- M.. 95 |: : 8 ! 8: | seeeareee| eeeceae
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9 COlGred veessseesscetzsseecwestsyenezees : 17 ! 8. 24 TS fcesscce
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10 vi M..} 183 3 3L
United States...---.--.------ te ne 120 e oa
ul England and Wales. ......... ; Ate a 3) 8
12 Trelndl.2s:40s2esschceiedate : 31 3) 24
81 |: 41 31
13 Germany F. 3 ; i
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16 Males --.-..--2.02++ 63 | age Nee
17 Females.. Zi - 134 ‘| 33 if Bete
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i 7 M.. 47 |. a %
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21 i One or both parents tor- ¢ M.. ey 8) 86 §€ ww > BRP SB iieceness | 5 1
; eign. VUF.. 50 9 Mocca eed
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a 3 i 21 9
23 i COlGEOU, axicsiscedeeiaedsccisses soma eicisaizcic 46 e SRE NES P rt Gillis wesee
d Birthplaces of mothers: xi i : : . id :
i . M.. 7 19 Wl 4) ul 37 i 54°
24 United’ States: .us-sschar sy? VE: 62 11 4 8 6 | 29 |! 41,
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a M.. 27 5 lebeeides : 1 F
26 Treland .....------2---+--+--+ ie 7 Tees ‘i 2 | 1 i L
is ‘ a 37 i : :
7 Germany ..------------------ iF i 3 g : ; seeseee 3 a 1
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30 Males... ..220-2000+ 47 7) 4) 4 oh gil a5 |
31 Females 38 o a : 2 1 ki 11s 1s:
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37 GOLOREU, access ssitinrdadccisiee easement '
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38 | United States .........22202-
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39 | England and Wales..-...---- YF
40 ; Ireland
41 Scotland
42 Germany .... .--------2 20025

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

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TaBLe §7.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING
PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND

 

 

AGE.
SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND Months. Hears.
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS.
|All ages. :
Under3] 3t06 | 6to9 | 91012 | Tl | Unders| 5 to 15 | 15 to 25 | 25 to 65| Over 65 | un
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1 Sanitary district E.........2..2.222---.2.--- 311 67 13 15 17 | 112 161 23 13 87 QT esinaases
2 Males sean ysenseceevcsbenacecece 147 31 6 5 8 50 16 12 6 41 TPN ecemcesa
3 Females.......20200.c00-0ccseee 164 36 7 10 9 £2 85 il 7 46 15: Veniseoes
4 WiDIt62c22ccmre see ve eee SeecSeee accel 284 63 12 15 4 104 | 149 20 12 79 24 |...-----
5 Native born .....0....02--000000e-0 216 63 12 15 14 ws | 149 20 8 30 9 access
4 M.. 39 1 4 1 3 21 32 4 Ui lsceescace Di eeaeacs
6 Both parents native...... ; F 50 4 2 3 4 93 35 3 } 7 Wl ee ale
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8 Foreign born....-.-..---.-... § F_. ae 1 26 9
9 COlOrED: sence see cer sesereesieeneeusasy see 27 1 8 8 | ssroeaioans
Birthplaces of mothers: aa
2 gd 59 2 4
10 United States .............-.- { P_. 75 1 py
11 England and Wales ...- sf iP u i 3
M.. 53 26
12 Treland.:c.ci353 ondacasoeccers iF a 58 35
13 Scotland .....22..2220022220+- ie: 2
14 Germany .....-....-.-------- § at ee is
15 4,319 515 3
16 2, 189 212 1
17 2, 130 303 2
18 4,131 187 243 168 150 1,318} 1,971 253 214} 1.1921 500 1
19 Native born.....-...2.-.-2------22+---- 3, 259 756 243 168 149 |, 1,316 | = 1,953 240 188 630 O48 [scisnewe
5 M. 963 244 82 52 40 418 614 63 34 169 - 83
20 Both parents native....-...-- iF eo 878 167 46 43 42 298 462 60 46 ii; 119
: ; M. 666 lod 54 43 35 | 326 460 54 48 93 | 9 |e... ee
2 One or both parents foreign. $f 657] 136 61 30 31] 258 392 56 57 138 | BE osc
; M $20 ciiste ovat lhe eed mete 1 1 10 8 17 291| 103 |...
22 ROreionl LOT ys evi nedtsbeeeaesee tr) dolce seuaces |euaninetss beeeacectl|ae tenes 7 5 9 an| 47 i
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23 Goloredsactcsccbaccacci nase aceteenehoscedatu 188 33 10 17 10 | 70 98 | 12 18 43 | 15 2
Birthplaces of mothers: ue ens ao ei e a | she i
P : 1173 0 518 81 44 193
24 United States -...-------++---- ++. } F..| 1,107 215 64 6 51 391 597 78 67 234 |
: ss 178 25 8 1 40 58 9 7 65
25 England and Wales..-...---.---- if 154 1B 6 3 3 mn = 2 9 5 67 |
316 57 10 10 8 85 122 19 18 133 |
26 Ireland -..---------+0+ereereeeees 343 31 13 6 8 58 95 16 18 158
32 1s bedherece Bu lieauetese 4 7! 4 3 13
27 Scotland 34 3 | DO Wesekee At 1 6 9! 2 1 14 |
327 49 17 17 97 134 13 27 122 |
28 Germany 333 451 BBY 9 8 83 | 197 19 27 2 |
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29 Sanitary district A....-..-22-2-02-2e2e02ee+ 1,375 245 | 78 59 51 133 | 642 85 83 391 | 172 2
30 Maleaccenss! irra eras: 709} 9! 39 31 30 mil a) wei of aa) 1
31 Females....---------+----++2+++ 666 96 | 39 28 21 184 |! 279 | 39 | 46 | 201 | 100 1
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32 52) 901 | a 45 45 382], 571 | 80 TL) 366, 163 1
aa Native oni esto kwacoemwenes 995 22 | TL 45 45 381 567 | 73 59° 99) bese secs
“) M. 316 80 | 24 u 14 129 195 | 22 6 58 35
34 Both parents uative ..--- ie : 263 48 15 | 13 1D aa i a4 aes a 8
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Ed eign. {i ba 194 aH 19 | 8 7 68 | ie | 14 22 | 43 Br [omer
: M. 18 Ness, I dada aseNetedantes Meadeaind: ete | 2) | 8 |...
36 Foreign born..--.------+------ oe 128 I). cxciszci yanaweuce 1660 vaialtea paces Wes acters i i! 3 | 79 it “L
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37 Coloretlccscacee cers cesses core eantevee® 123 2 7 qt 6 BL 1 al 2 25 | Q 1
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Birthplaces of mothers: } | i |
eee M. 394 100 30 20 17 167 | 49: 29 aq! 67.
38 United States ..-.-.---------- j EF. 36u 63 | M4 20 16 123 i 179 25 24 | al.
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39 England and Wales......-.-- it "s Be , 2 tees om 18 ‘ 2 23
6M. 120 | 18 2 4 1 23 | ie 8 114 18 |
49 Ireland ..-.2-+.----+-25ee Bo, 113 | 8 2 4 Z 16 30 | 4 8 50
; M.. 63 | 9 4 3 4 a0 | 7 1 7 et
41 Germany..-..2s.¢nerseeers se Beas 7B | 10 7 3 2 | 22) 34 | 2 : 25
Pa gM... 16 3 Wh 2eceiecn 1 5 5 4
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MAY 31, 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
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fever.ifever.|fever. eaneas tion. cough.| tu- | and dis- |liver.| ous |!timary, causes.
mor. |dropsy. elses. system. | S208.
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147 2} 1! 3 8 | 3} | Ww 1p [eee 2} 3 T3 3 20 2
164 4 2 2 5! 4 20 22 8 1 1 2 8 4 16 3
| 284 5] 3! si 12: 7] 97) 34 22 | 1 2) 4] 4.4 2) 6 33 4
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2180, 30] 2. 35 98 42] 227! 255) 198 8 2| 75, M6! 38) 33) on 88 34} 198 472 4| 17
i 4,131) 65] 48; 62] 197; 76) $59 | 44d 380 24 39} 97) 218 ; 37, 52; 499; 17. 511 336 941 6| 18
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3.259} 61| 36! 42! 187 74! 493 | 287 270 24 39! 51} 125! 24 ' 30 B44) 9525} 86 780 19
963 | 19 9 10! 60 23) 17 60 86 8 1/10 40 |..2..... | 8 109 | 29 6) an
si} 11 co! wu! 58 26 95 i 81 1 8] 25 36 OG ad 977; 23 «18 2
666 | 15 8; 7 34 9| 107 ¢ 51 8 9 OY AGH setaeuty 4 72 15 1 96
6x7 | 15] a} ou 35 16 98 td 48 6 wo} ii a 13 5 60 OF s.ceus 51
429 21 7|/ 10 6 2! 16] 83 Ba edcec.teliaens Ww) 43 |... 10 47 2 of.
440 2 5] 10 de leeeye oun 20 3 BT |oeceeecec[ecsceees 34 48 13} 12 38 83° AT [iseeaee
188 3 1 2 3 1 21 35 14 1 2 3 7 1 7 20 4i 9 3 BB Se devabe 23
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1,107 || 12 g| 14 67 33] 131} 102 98 3 i} 31 41 io} 14 122 30° 14 86
178 5 2 5 3 1 15 19 13 1 4 2 15) jose sene 5 u 15 2 12 oe
154 4 1 2 7 2 10 21 16 |.. 2 7 12 4 4 15 4 3 3
316 3 7 3 12 1 27 46 39 1 2 4 190 | gaclaega 4 30 5° 1 34 ‘
343 5 6 5 8 1 31 67 39 3 1} out 17 9 9 29 22' 8 Mu
BU eakon Bleecker 3 1 4 5 heh cera =f lemeticed 1 We yeses ad ccece 3 ee 1 .
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327 4 2 5 ll 3 41 54 30 3 2 4 19) |. ceanasd 5 29 Wi 6 24 98
333 5 3| 10 13 5 32 42 31 1 4! 44 28 ll 4 33 1b} 5 18
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666) 10 9: i 33 2 67 81 66 4 B26 37 | 8| 10 55 a7 36 154 1| 31
1,252 | 19; 20) 21 | 66 22; 125 | 128 127 6 12) 34 69 | Ti 13 127 60 | 13 96 286 1! 32
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995 || 17] 43] 16; 61 22 17 81 94 | 6 2° 21 44 5 8 102 96 233 1! 33
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VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE $7.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING

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BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. ; -_——— i
Allages. i ' { { :
{ ' ‘ ell oe ae Sel oe S “2 -| Un-
! Under8, 3to6 | Gto9 | 9tol2 | one Under 5| Sto 15 15 to 25 | 25 to 64 | Over 65 Waawii.
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1 Sanitary district B..........2..-22-222----- 696 | 14 35 20 17! 186 28 36 38 220 M13 eeiceeron
oes a a el ae eed cea pee ts =
2 MALON cnn senexeraenemansonct 347 | 73 21 16 s. 118 170 18 17 103 80 escdaaee
3 Femal 349 i! 41 14 4 9 68 |) 119 18 | 21 | 7! Tal avenvenesaie
4 604, 1d 35 20 7 186 289 36 ST, 220
5 555, 4 35 20 17 186 || 285 36 | 23 137
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: : 9 M4 us 5 69 |! 99 iL 10 42 Di eek
6 oth parents native...... ee Pa 2 6 9 | 8: 42 4 60 WW 15 i 43 BH leceacues
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eign. a te : 101 24 8 2 Ll, 35 | 56 B, 8 30 | Asem
2 31 2 To deeigeed
8 Foreign born....------------+ ie on 1 | 41! 32 acesoacd
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9 j Colored secse wear ececcaseevadude vetoes 2 ; 1 besecees’s fl Speeseepensl
\ Birthplaces of mothers: ‘ “2 an ae | io ss 2
10 Tnited States oe ar ; 3! Bs 10 | 16 | 8 ‘ 35.4.
ggeee ell cab Sudaa el 10 2| 2) wl oo
11 England and Wales ....--.--- ‘ oer Giietel eae buted \ 6. 7
2 ' 2.1 2
12 Tréland sc ccesensccetassesecs a ! ZI ' a a
SoatlANG. oe cece SM) A ieee seeeec lest ooeeed pee veceenporsremesal he adsine tocaanesies fsceisemiecss Neeaceeiad 3} 1
13 Scotland .--. i 7 3 7
4 Germany......------2-------- Hy pease
15 Sanitary district C........---2----2-------- ‘97d. 65:
16 Males 202 | 29
17 Females. 172 | 36 |
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18 Wihilte vesessvesvecrepesessseeesseesssees 372 64
19 Native born ..... .0-.-..00-.--2--6- i i 366 | 63 |
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2 M..! 214 47 17 9 oy 80 119 18
20 Both parents native.-...- {F a {92 35 9 9 iid ca a7! 19 |
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21 One or both parents for oe 127 37 ML 7 C 62 81! 11 |
eign. Fes 121 27 9 G7 | 13 |
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23 Colotetl:cseccices secs seeeemesescseestonst 6 |! 2 lecaiaiain:|seitenetwalemay ean ; 2 2 1 |
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Birthplaces of mothers: a a6 | : 7 4 5 ss is a |
; -- 57 7 : 4. j
4 United Statesssexsseesnteee- tro] 37 44 10 ul ni wf 18 23 |
F |
25 England and Wales ..--.----- iP 3 : : : Pere a ! v " Ms 3
65 12 2 1 2 17 23 31
26 Ireland ..-..---------+------- 57 7 A esaieaiwaes 2 | 13 | 16 4]
27 Scotland t I ! i : Sea
51 8 4 3 2 {I 17 | 2 4
28 Germany 53 9 2 2 3] 16 a 5
99 Sanitary district D.....-...2--.22-02-e002++ 836 162 67 50 34] 313 481 57
30 Males .........--------- 440 90 39 28 19 176 29
31 Females 446 72 28 22 15 137 28
32 837 ‘ 155 65 49 30 299 400 SL i 42 214 TO caters
33 Native born ...-.-..------2+---2++++ 632 | 155 65 49 29 298 457 44 | 38 76 Te lserecoke
ee M.. 137 | 37 21 13 6 wil 109 10 | 3 12 3
34 Both parents native. ..-.-- iF at 163 38 10 il 3 67 | ine 7! : oF :
35 One or both parents ee 166 ! 47 16 15 9 87 125 MW 12 17 Dil ee os
eign. Ess 150 29 18 1U | 6 63 || 99 15 15 18 D) jessuewes
er sM.. 104 1 1 |: 5 2 72 OF feck k oe
36 Foreign born. .----.--2-++--+- YFo| jor ots. Seal ie tr jon 2 2 ; o a Be
37 Colored. -.-.------------++2e2erttttt tte : 5 13 eee gam
Birthplaces of mothers:
ba sey M.. 16
38 United States .--------------- F.. 34
o M.
39 England and Wales ---------- ; ie : (
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40 Treland...------------+---+--- 3
: 53
41 Germany. 30
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42 seandimavia...--------+-+---+++ SP : 3!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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CAUSE OF DEATH.

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MAY 31,. 1890, AT CERTAIN AGES AND FROM CERTAIN CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, SEX, NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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TanLE 87.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN AND IN EACH WARD AND SANITARY DISTRICT DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING

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! AGE.
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SEX, COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY, AND | Months. oe
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS. \ 1 :
‘All ages. Fetal | a
‘ . otal ~ iar = lon = n-
‘ Under3|) 8to6 | Gto9 | 9tol12 hinder 12 Under 5| 5 to 15 | 15 to 25 | 25 to gsi Over 65 |) vown.
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Ward 25—Continued. |
Sanitary district E 509 119 27 26 27 199 28% 22 18 142° 43 1
Males ....-.- 257 66 13 12 12 103 156 11 8: 65 VE laces
Females 252 53 14 14 15 96 127 IL 10 | 77 26 1!
White scerecacscsanveieinerestceeessecees 501 | 119 2€ 24 aT 196 279 22 18 140 2 bce sletgicicia !
aie, eee eet peel) ae eemel) ee po tial
Native Dorit 2: .c2.0222seee5eee-e0% 397 119 | 26 24 27 196 | 278 22 17 i 62 | 183) ecance
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=f M.. 113 41 6 8 8 63 921 pi i; 14} HW eaierelctclay
Both parents native. ..... {f ee 98 30 6 8 4 48 | 63 | 3 | 1 19 rt
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One or both parents for-§M.. 85 25 7 3 4 39 Gt | 9 6 :
eign. E's 91 22 7 5 10 44 |. 58 | 6 9
Foreign born. .....-----.----- § Ms oe . i
COlORCO se ee cree eae spiy crea ciasesecee see 8
Birthplaces of mothers: i
United States ........02222+- ae
E M..
ogland and Wales .......--- f ¥
Treland si <ecsewuxieessinesezemes § Mt ;
M..
Scotland. «2c0seceasesansssate ; P
Germany «223222222200 000004 ; AM. ‘.

Males

Foreign born......--------------- f Mes
Colored so: 35 cicsesuee teens eegermireseeeease
Birthplaces of mothers:

United States ......-.--...------- j Mz

England and Wales -.-.-...------ ie

Treland scce.cssseseatccokessents ; Mes

Germany.-...-------------------- ; Bs

Russia and Poland ........------- ; M-

Unlocated

White
Native: bonis s-<2sccsdcacssaetecessceoss
Both parents native.......... ;
One or both parents foreign. . ie
Foreign born......-....-.-------- {fF
Colored): cccvosccncaateatesene ce seeadisiiieenes
Birthplaces of mothers:
United States .......-.-.-----.-.- M.

England and Wales

 

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Germany ......--22--+--e0---ee eee ; F"
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3, 059 594 196 172 134 |) 1,096 || 1,880 180 167 |
1, 623 329 106 82 74 591 859 | 84 87 426 | 165 | 2
265 90 90 60} 505 | 721 | 96 80 381 157 | 1
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586 194 172 131 | 1,083 |) 1,562! 178 162 790 316 2
585 193 171 130 | 1,079 |) 1.540 | 169 129 266 84 | 1
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151 46 32 24 253 354 | 24 13 55 | 85 ten
105 36 40 20 201 305 | a7! 22 51 951 | asouame 1
161 60 46 49 316 460 | as |
150 , 49 49 35 |! 283 386 | 61
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433 =| Bacesenan \ 13 | 7
384 3] 8 | 2:
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49 8 2 lasipeet acs 3 13 | 18 | 5
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613} 181 60 43 36; 320 || 451 | 37 |
566 | 127 48 51 32 258 |! 392 | 40:
83 8 3 9 2 15 || 22 | 3
63 | rl 1 Tilssehecess 13 15 | 5
— 204: 38 4 3 5 50 79 | 8.
181 | 22 5 3! 2 32 47 | 8
548 | 71 32 26 | 25 154 220 | 25 |
501 80 28 25 | 20 153 201 | 33 |
30° 9 3 1! 3 16 | 23 1|
16 | 5 1 vie 2 9! 138 |ieeeden
1 1
fda 161 96 57 755 . 1,052} 157
pete (7) eee tetera Nite ta ceed [ey COD pen cca
248 86 54 25 413 568 | 83
193 75 2 32 342 484 74.
436 160 95 | 56 | 747 1,038 . a7
2, 091 431 158 95 5G 740 || 1,025 | 134
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383 ] 61 | 28 21 u 124 182 | 20
303, 45 | 26 | 11 13 95 147 | ar
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465 70 45 26 10 151 907 | 36
362 60 | 33 28 15 138 200 | 31
A878. dete 1 essnesaui letras 1 3 | 7 183 | 954 281 |icssexs
BF2s | leictesemcellnsang sre eellens ales [crnjcus asalfeite kadavcie Dts, 8 76 477 312 2
ae 5 i 1 1 1 8 4! 10 | 15 32 Oa | eee
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459 | 76 | 34 27 13 | 150 218 29 42
375 | 51 | 28 16 16 || Hl 173 30. 24
96 | 6 4 2 1] 13 20 2! 4 |
70 | 4 1 Tiledacatass 6 10 | 3, 4
828 | 32 21 10 3 | 66 108 | 23 71
696 | 37 17 14 8 76 103 | 26 74
389 | 14 7 2 3 26 371 8 60
199 | 5 8 2 3 18 34 | 1 aq
83 | 6 | 3 2 2 13 16 | 1 12
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BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CAUSE OF DEATH.
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' Child. Dis- :
i . Can-| Heart] +; : Dis-
i Diar- A birth | Dis- | eases
;Scar-| Ty- | Ma- 7 Con- Whoop-| cer | dis- - eases : All
aun | let. | phoid|larial an Croup. ue sump- Jen Measles.| ing | and | ease gad De of thel of the of the Old Sell other one
! | fever.ifever.|fever. ai eases.| tion. : cough.} tu- | and is |liver.| ous |Urtimary ge. * causes. 4
mor. ldropsy. eases: system,| TSaus.
a \ mee eee pitt] \
| | :
509) 6 6 5 14 1L 54 45 44 1 1; 10 28 4 5 45 22 5 4g! 144 1{ 1
i 2 —_-—] i '
71 3 3 10 5 25 20 Oe saat 5 2 19} |siseodace 4 20 13! 3 27 | 82 1] 2
gpa 5 3 2 4 6 29 25 23 1 6 8 16 4 1 25 9! 2 21 62 a2eeecns 3
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01,6 6 5 4 1 54 45 42 1 1} 10 28 4 3 44 vo! 5 48 141 1 4
4, aie oteascced Lemshoioak
BES all
307.5 6 3 14 ll 49 19 31 1} il 4 13 3 2 40 3
Bi eceieacs Ae ecene ages 2) 1 9
Be eaecaye ' 3 2 4 Biles ses 1
ee 1} 4 2 lencanes, 1/10
9 1 2 1 2 Vi ses2e 1 10
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Dove ichsceatas |
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1,623|' 25] 16: 45 53! 431 (173 184 130 9 18} 21 38 |....-.-- 32 168 54/ 19! 106° 463 4° 16
1,436 |; 28 14 31: (56, 27; 162; idd. 82 10 2° (36 58 27 17 139 49 35! 89. 408 3 «17
: ‘ ‘ idk ! i
3,010! 63; 30, 76' 109 69! 334) 310 209 9} 43 56! wo 27; 49 302 100 | 52 | 194° 861 7 (18
| : { (ene |- a jaa Se tems =—_ =
2,189} 52] 22° SL 106° 641 303 | 175 137 19 43 | 16 47 4} 17 228 30 9/194 i; 659 3 19
2 ui 4 ‘ \ 1 1
asi wl 2 w: avi wi 52: 2% 31 4 5: 3 16) |cvvueh: 5 59 9: 2 | 501 158 1 | doy
440 | 13 41 9; 417i 1oi 59 24 23 2 1b] 6 10 6 4 48 8. 5! 40; 136 Lise
637 || 12 9; 15] 34, 23| 100 4 52 5) 2 Bh ssocuidace 4 67 1 we ase. aegis tas,
5a7 || 14 6; 9 38 | 16; 86 45 28 8 10 4 8 8 4 45 10 vedeecet 47, 170 qi get
433 |l.....- alae) et ah el AB oa ha|idtie 15) 89. |iecusecs | 33 36] 39) 15. | 17 caer
384 1 4; 12 14 1, 12 64 90 les suatea sence 25 34 13 9 38 29 | OB leeaeed 11522
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a9 ||. : | if 3) 4 Beis caitlisael is 1 6 kaart kl 5 ee ee 2 ee eee ‘ 93
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613 || 14 4° 20 ag | 16' 76 36 4 Bassa 6. 77 12: 2) 543
566 || 16 4! 10 IR 13 74 36 8 14 8 5 61 10: 7! 47:
93 Ho... 1 4 | 34 1 6 9 2 SE ososed 1 7 5; 4 2)
63 1 1 2! Dds 5 5 2 6 3 1 5 4, 3 3 |
204 1 1 6 9! 5 19 34 2 | gasgenea 3 12 2! 62 21 |
181 2 1 4 Bales 17 28 9 T 4 5 14 12 7 10:
548 | 7 7} 12 13 15 63 85 10 91. [sess 20 61 18, 8 18 |
501 9 7| 32 23 10 48 59 16 24 12 6 46 17,18 21 |
: 2 1 1 3 3 ans 6
2 BS ude 1
4,626 '| 27} 101| 39 47 27| 248 | 1,014 102 | 324 13 | 66 181 |
2,798 || 14] 63] 32 21 171 121) 662 226 32 19; 39] 181 J.......- 42 118 | 30 4 30
1, 828 13 | 38 7 26 10! 127; 353 127 20 6+ 63) 143! 13] 24 139 110; 43 63 498 6 31
4,531 || 23 | 100| 37 47 26) 245! 995 344 48 23 101; 319 12] 62 316 282; 54] 180, 1,307 10 32
2, 091 is| 31) 10 41 | 25| 151! 384 173 48 23} 33 95 5] 17 140 77\ 12] 180: 628 J........ "33
383 4 7 2 9 6 25) 62 32 9 5 4 PE eee 6 43 wo i. ua fee.
303 |) 5 4 2 9 2 31 22 25 10 2 9 22 2 3 25 7 9 WE MOS a asatus: stad
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465 4) 6 2 5 8 28| 108 46 14 12 2 150 |saceased 1j 29 UP iteecnien 15! 153 |.....2.. tae
362: 3: 3 2 12 7 30 83 34 8 2 7 10 Ogee 19 12 1 7 120 ieee “ge
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1.373; 4} 41; 2% Be seo 45; 393 117 |.. 26) 119 |........ 30 | 95 ug} 14 j....... 346 |sccicicsies :
872 | 2... 27 2 1 1 48{ 212 50 41] 102 7] 14] 74 83.) 28H] Seracence 179 3 bag
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9) 4: 1: Bh 1 3; 19 9 4 2; 1 5 1] 4 8 | 3| 6 1
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459 7; 10 3 11 9 32 a 40 lL 5d DA | cama 7 48 14 3 22
375 8: 4 10 3 33 27 30 12 4' 12 27 2 7| 35 7| 13 12
96- 1, Lj 1 J--.--2-)eeeeee 5 16 14 2 1 5 4 2) 12 6 1 1
W04, 2) 38h scones 1 1 7 10 6 hice veitreal aces 3 8 i) 15 2 3 iesacexs
828 21 a i 2 1/27} 249 16 10 8 6 67 1s! 54 67 7 8
896 | cazene | iW; 3 6 4; 39] 7 48 | B |naneseae 25 6° 387 59} 19 6
384 1; 16, 2 4! Dee) (ald 93! 38 1 2] 10 ae 27 29 5 2
9! 1; 3) 21 2 2: iW} 35 15: icremse,as 2] 10 5 | 21 14 eee
83. | sacene 8 3 1 1 7; 415 9 Vilasestaenledooes|: 2. lexeenacalenees's 3 Bi leas ; 2
a | Tic dacs ibodzace|bacecnes b 98, 8 1 | someone Dat 12 liseeteawel sen 2 1 Dl abies leases

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
424 VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLE 88.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES DURING THE 6 YEARS
ENDING MAY 31, 1890, WITH DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

    

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

| | 65
{ 5 years
an |unaer | Total | 5 to | 10 to | 16 to | 20 to | 25 to | 30 to | 85 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50 to | 55 to | 60to | “and
CAUSE OF DEATH. aeaa | evear \l under 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 over
BON: ' year. |s years.| years. | years.| years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years.! years. | years.|years.| and
un-
: | I known.
i ke ‘Ui | | nated
Fi eaeestesy. eres 250, 309 | 79,022 ||117, 998 || 9, 526 |12, 109 }11, 258 (11, 870 |11, 234 j10, 547 |10, 290 | 8,79 | 8,888 | 22, 406
134, 233 || 43,522 |) 63,791 4,824 | 6,451 | 6,293 | 6.819 | 6,625 | 6.225 | 5,697 | 4,868 | 4,568} 10,933
“116, 126 || 35, 500 |] 54, 202 4,702 | 5,658 | 4,965 | 5,051 | 4,609 | 4,312 | 4,593 | 8,011 | 4-920 | 12,173
83 32 | 41 3 4 6! 4 4 5; 2 1 1 7
| | ' yay |
Males ......-- 23 40. 13 | 20 11 2 | 1 1 eee 1 1 5
Females 43 | 19 | 21 2 3 4) 3 BN cise cle | 2 | peoemenlescnass 2
I.—General diseases. | Fl Biel fae Scien
General diseases—A.........------ 55,398 |} 23, 691 || 42,673 || 3,730 660} 665] 916 923] 680 32] sq! 875) 563] 527] 574) 1,696
Males .. .| 28,510 |] 12,508 |] 22.153 |i 1,804 | 313 | 342| 492: 538] 365: 364] 330| 2951 292] 238] 259 725
11,183 || 20,520 || 1,996; 347] 323] 424: 385) 315 268) 254| 280| 271| 289] 315 971
\ : '
1 M.. 163 30 | 59 12 1 7 oy 19 13; 12 5 5 a Dil dea aie 2
: F.. 87 20 ps2] 12 2 2 51 3 2 1 2 3 Een oe le aoe 1
2 M..| 1.966} 568 || 1,845 93 5 2 5 9 1 1 1 Dal bevee ae ees leo 2
; F || 1,856; 542 |) 1,736 97 6 3 7 3 1 Dt lbedcd eel taeda ese ea To seas | patates
- M..| 2.180 147 || 1,662 || 402; 49] 16| 20: 17 6 at cee idee 1
. F..| 2,187 154 |) 1,600 |/ 458; 50; 22] m{| 4 8 DS |ecshrarsos [eredanee 2
4 a.) 5,103) 463 |! 4,01 || 906, 93] 27] 23! 48 6 s| 10 1 1 1 1 12
g ¥..) 5,0 398 || 3,811 || 993] tos} 32] 25; 15] 1 9] 10 6 4 Ga 9
|
. M..) 1,267! 700 |) 1,230 33 i eseees defistince)! apetee|seae Luceiied | uetetat ee eee eect BN eee
: F_.| 1.553 || 755 || 1,487 56 3 i Bf 12. [shoe Coe -eealiassens Palscoeses eter eel Reeder
\ 1
é M. | Eeceicataics D2 setcel sescta Ss ; 1 Dy | cancel ister
5 F. F fesaocicas femcinerellencnces]oacaser : | 1 Tes orca
‘ ; M..| 589 0 374. 7 |
7. Cerebro-spinal fever. -.. { a : 397 | 458 332 a 2 1 ¢ 3 : .
: M..} 1,208 9 58 49} 47] 157| 243: 211] 126) 100] 67] 44; 37 25. 92 20
8. Typhoid fever. ....-...- f F.| ' 823 6 39 46] 54) 118] ieo} 12) 1! 52] 31 34/. 31) 16! 16 3
; : M..| 8,845 |! 5,722 |] 7,044 |! 145] 51 48) 69; 109; 93) 417] 322} 140: 149] 137] 141 480
9. Diarrheal diseases.....- iF <7) gi2i9 | 4,918 |} 6,122 g9| 43| 48] 93 | 105} 93, 94] 115/133} 154} 186] 224 708
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10. Cholerainfantum.......{%-'] {Sor | ing | diez (occ [oo
; 1
: M..| 1,004 | 92 311 15 aT |
11. Malarial fever.....-...- ih 1056 57 266 |! 83 43
; mM... 471/209 228 2 2
12. Erysipelas -...-.-.--..- § Fl 435] 216 241 4 4
! 7 9
13. Septicemia . {e $i 3 Te lsc eh? Pe
5 |
4. Venereal diseases -....-{") Gigi] bya | ben] (20
i
; M..| 201 26! 46 5 3 7 9 9 6
15. Others of this group... $7! yyy 20 do! oi] 4 4; 5| 4 1 6! 8) 13] 4 72
! i : :
General diseases—B....-.-..--------- 3,019 || 1,366 | 1,448 }) 13 8 14 59 | 222 246 256 225 162 146 99 66 64
1 + 1 1.
Males 70 | 79 si 7| wf} 35! 163] 194] 206) 179| 134] i20/ 70] 50 47
Females. 5 1
1. Parasitic diseases --.-.-. {e
2. Aleoholism.....-222++++ {R-
a
3. Lead poison ..---..----- iy % Se fae Flo. de ee Ly eae Silt ie ; eae 4 ‘eae e ANY SA : Mes sae = ce fa t a t
t I
F M.. 125 10 23 2 1! 3 6) 15 W 10 10 12 ll 7 8
4. Other poisons ....------ § F.. 81 6 21 |: Sialaec ad | 3 10 7 6 7 9 4 6 1 2 H
Pe M..| 763 |) 727 Wisi) As[ecesead bebe: 2 8: | eee fg 2 8
5. Inanition....--.-------- iF 654i] 618 638 |i... T li ndake as 2 ] V 1 3 6
General diseases—C...-...-.-------+-- 34,014 |] 29,929 | 30,534 30} 10 6 24 25 49; 86] 190} 2,971
Males .....--- _..| 18,465 |} 16,938 | 17,237 15 4° 5 gs is!’ 43 u wz/ 10} 2%, a) a! 101
Females....-- 15.549 | 12,991 | 19207), 15) 6) 6: 9) wl} oi 2 1} 29! 52) 119; 1,959
‘ 2,619 || 2,612 | 2,647 |)0. 2. Pep penalbe Poet lnten eee ODO aencealctmn cs Ae IN eel
1. Premature birth....---. {P| Troay || Tsao | 1,990 Sees :
ne M..| 10,809 || 10,809 | 10, 809 cilane! ie cacspataldl UnsksaeaSaigeiboets 2 stecteccier | erase | eto ste] seme | sista as
2. Stillborn ..------------- i 81053 |} 8.053 | 8.053 ae : S|ecaceral ee epee ae ec M taste ceo beds ea
| | ?
i 260 i 274 |.
3. Malformation .-.-.-- z fi ge i ae ! At
‘a3 M..} 4,109 | 3,221 © 3,507 | 44 | 417
4. Debility and atrophy... § Fo go) 976 3 $19 @ ‘ ay
! I :
Miss! G20! | eciencns aeiosieka 27 | 593
5. Old age.---------------- in AST OG Ue eects Sposeinace 67) «-1,112

 

 

 

 
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TABLE 88.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES DURING THE 6 YEARS
: ENDING MAY 31, 1890, WITH DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

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| years
Au | unaer || Total || to | 10to | 16 to | 2010 | 25 to] 80 to | $5t0 | 4010 | 45 to | 50 to | 55 to | 60 to | “and
CAUSE OF DEATH. Leear. {under / 10 | 16 | 20 25 | 30 | 35 | 40 45 | 50 | 65 | 60 | 65 | over
ages. wear. |\5 years.|| years. | years. | years.| years. years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years.| and
: : un-
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ee ema | _—) | —
I.—General diseases—Continued. : Ses
General diseases—D ......-..-..--- 44,262 | 9,808 || 5,519 || 591] 503 | 1,950 | 4,384 | 5,435 | 4,700 | 4,497 | 3,861 | 3,240 | 2,757 | 2,193 | 1,880) 2, g08
Males aca ssjedancs eects 23,607 || 1,585 || 3,054 301 197 903 | 2,242 | 2,850 | 2,622 | 2,491 | 2,211 | 1,818 | 1,496 | 1,157 949 1, 306
Femaleg....-..------2.000+- 20,655 || 1,223 || 2,465 290 306 | 1,047 | 2,142 | 2,585 | 2.068 , 2,006 | 1,650 | 1,422 | 1,261 966 931 1,516
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: M..| 507 ! 9 28 30 20 og] 24 36 36, 32 33! 52 44 26 39 79
1, Rheumatism ....-...... § Fo.) 466 | 9 23 17 25 18 22 21 29 29 24 30 46 25 47 110
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M 303 193 267 7 4 3 4 4 3 2 3) --Al lessees 3 3 2
2. Scrofula and tabes .-_.. iP 247 145 211 51 4 3 3 8 4 3 1 2 Ae leicetehecd 1 1
M..|..0..... Fe sfvete| | Satetciaaesl eoterciane [aves leenenid, |G
3. Leprosy .--...--2-..--. pl eee pete eres fe alee eta
iv ; M..| 18,408 |! 370 725} 120] 127] 993 | 2,147 | 2,729 | 2,486 | 2,320 | 2,004 | 1,532 | 1,163 | 939) 644 149
‘onsumption ........... ie [114,873 307 645 | 146! 238] 980 | 2.055 | 2,437 | 1,844 | 1,638! 1,191 | “897, "699! 466! 421 113
i! ! ; ;
Li M..| 2,145], 922 || 1,870 | 126 33 19 10; 16 ww, 44 13 10 9 5 3 5
5. Hydrocephalus. ....--.. {Fo ) Weer ; mii) 2495] Joo; 2] a2] 7) 9) 4 7 5 4 1) 3! 2 1
|
M..} 1,562 4 19, 129| 163| 921] 233| 212 354
6. Cancer -.-.....-..++-- SF] soe] 3 12 398| 444] 449 | 493/ 388 586
M..| 116 5 10 7 10 10 9 4 4
He POMAQE ions sis taeiafasiett {Fl] 1s 2 7 10! i! 18 5: 12 7
: M.. 60 | 19 21 ‘ 7 2 1 4 5
BioA ME MG: eensues cette: trl] oa} ou 20 6 tO 6 5 7
‘ | 4 7 : Tilsstcen 1 1 3
: 29 Ioncenees 1 ona 1 2 1 4 13
i 297 | 1 2 17 36 38 35 32 74
: 254 sean 1 8 18 31 36 45 67
t .
11. Others of this group ... {e ae : 3 193 . : 3 : é i
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1 1
12. Others of this class..... {Fo g ay 2 geeesalseeere| TD yrenesen lasses Plead. Pay Ries satel ded eserenne
II.—Diseases of the nervous system..-... 20, 247 5, 956 9, 239 ' : 823 | 875 | 1, 024 1,050 ; 1,112 3, 045
Ye 11,061 || 3,329 | 5,079 | 280: 111] 121} 180{ 260| 340/ 461; 504; 526| 592! 557! 581! 1,469
Females.-..-....-..--- 0.2. 9,186 || 2,627 || 4,160 | 249 126) 115) 160) 171! 226, 279 319° 349 432) 493, 581 | 1,576
' jw, §M..} 3,012! 1,101 || 2,127 || 176° 61 44 61 so] 72°’ 77! 66; 69 68 46 28 61
1. Intlainmation of the brain. {""] 9°47 | 894 | 1,812 | 166 5] 46) a9} 85 | 4) 43 B45, DH 63
e M..! 2,591 | 51 71 | pe 10 24 60 so! 139; 206; 236! 299] o77 358 811
2; ADORIORY canccrctseis ie Fo) 2377 | 36 f os2f 1) 6 13; 29] 43) oo; 85 in © 165| 237] 313 326) 906
: i '
fi M..| 796 7) 24 Te 5 6 28} 46 1 74, 75! 973! 64 68 251
3. Paralysis Fo 622 5} 3 3! 2 5, 6 9) o]/ 22% 32’ 36] 51, 55 69 285
4. Tetanus and trismus nas. § M.. 245 204 | 209 3) 5 71 3 5 3 2 Ti! Tp testers 2 2 2
centiun. F.. 145} 132 134 1 ioe Niedns at 1 4 1 PS (Ea een are ae ere
d. 4 ;
a M..} 301! 40 16 6) 14 27| 30 19/20 16. 15 13 ll 16! 6 22
be Mapllepayvencos sessacecies {P| 385 a) aaj a7! 33] igi 96] ww! a} a 15) 4 8 10} 10 17
' : | : i
ies M..| 2,086} 1,605 | 2,049 15° Sis leeaes 5 od SF Re 5 2' 2 a a 2 1
6. Convulsions. ....-..-----. it --| 1.690 |, 1,268 | 1,652 21 2 461 Ou) Sah) “at Bees. 2 l bee e ie 1
! ; ' |
a uns M..} 342 |’. 1 4 18 33! 31 54 52) 34 27’ 19] 22} 47
7. Mental diseases ......... $37] 338 we) 2 16! 2 95] 35 46° 30! 98° 96 23 | 82
oN ; M..| 1,259 | 15 18 26! 35 47 62 be 64 70 79; 61 200
8. Diseases of the brain.....$3""| 93h _ Rl ow, a) i ml ee] ws) ) |e
se ca hart M..| 376 7, 34) 12, 6 4 9 18 25 27 30 31 41 50] 30 59
9. Diseasesof the spinalcord { #""| 39 9] 33 6 4 4; 12] Wd. 2! 7 6; i} 99 | 7; 19 22
10. Others of this class....-.. {ee 33 ‘ 3 2 | Pa 3 ; 3 ; x ! ib 4 : aes 4 Z 15
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III.—Diseases of the circulatory system .| 13,017] 890 | 1,066 | 315, 386; 457 511/660 710: 894 979 | 1,096 | 1,148 | 1,08 !1170| 2,540
Males cv. siee terete oid 6,788 | 495 || 600 || 133; 159} 241: 252! 320! 404! 498’ 583] 593] 622] 593!) 595! 1,205
t 1
Females .-.-..-2-000--000-+- 6, 220 395 466 || 182) 227| 216: 259) 340 306/ 406 306) 503) 5296: 492° 575] 1,335
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. : M..| 138 ieee 7 10 10 20 12 1 19 41
1. Angina pectoris...--.---- {fF i 83 | 3 8 8 7 3 10 7 : ; 4 23
© ; i 1
i : M..| 289 2, 4 18 28 | 46 44 43) 36 28 | 22 18
& ADOUTIOM geacececets foi iF. 95 2 I 3 8) 3 wl 12. ‘7 Ww 8B 19
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ae Fae M..| 5, 885 239, 247 300. 367 430 528 528 569: 5441 3) 1,195
3. Diseases of the heart..... § Fo! 5,636 62 193 212 | 253) 327' 290 | 381 378 | 474) 506) 471! 541) 1,272
1 7 : ! i
: M..| 476 400 || 413 Gh cee ens meee 2: 2 2 1 2 5 a! out 31
4. Others of this class ...--- i} oa 410 333 | 343 ce ; 2 | 2 Sil secs ' 5 3 7 6 6 i cr t ast

 

 

 
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TaBLE &8.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISLASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES DURING THE 6 YEARS
. ENDING MAY 31, 1890, WITH DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

   

 

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All Under | Total 5 to | 10 to ee 24 to | ate ! gs 5 49 to: ane ! oe to | Bo to : 60 to | and
CAUSE OF DEATH. " uuder Ww | 15 25 | q 5 | 650 | 55 ' 65 | over
; ages. ly var. | s'ears.|| years.) years. years. years. | years. years. | years. years. | years. ; years. years. | years. | and
\ \ 1 : i ‘ ' i oun-
: " : : 2 ' ‘known.
ee (ee = Satay
IV.—Diseases of the respiratory system. .| 43,939 || 11. 988 | 23,367 |, 1.379 343 | G14 | 1, 108 | 1,467 | 1,436 | 1,586 | 1,598 | 1,628 | 1,678 | 1,470 | 1,641 4, 64
| \ —-—-|----—| —— : a | 5 .
Males 23,694 || 6,585 | 12,5471) 714 | 167! 327] 677! 918; 9884 / 1,001 | :,003 ! 1.013 ; 918] 816! 788] 1,996
Females.......- 20,245 || 5,403 || 10,820 || 665 ' 176) 287) 431 | 549; 552) 585 | 595 | 615; 765 | 654 853 | 2,698
{ lI I ' \ \ '
2,679 || 392 || 2,337.)) 289 7 6 4/ 5 22 5 an 45 3 3 4: 3
1. Croup ...---..2.--+2+2+--+ 2,386 |] 304 || 2, 061 | 2, td 4; 5 _— i 3:3 3 a7 5 2, Ae 5
\ | i ‘ : ; ;
M..} 203, 44 || - 139), 191 2 1; Li) 48 4) 8 7, 5 4 4° 2 1
2. Laryngitis ........-----.- iro] ies aif 123 |! 17 l 3 1 5} 3 24 3B) [peewee . 2 2: 1, 3
‘ : : i i ' i . i
ee M..| 5,467 || 2,630!) 3,770/ 74, = 16 24 52! 75 66 67 94: 112, 148; 139; 170 660
3. Bronchitis. ...-.-.--.----- 5 F| 5/571 |] 2,192 | 3,305 7; «4 36 4) 73 48 66} 109° 115: 16L] 153] 250, 1.196
4P ‘ M..[13, 41 | 2.725) 5,393 | 406 | 127) 266! 572 | 7s | 729! 9843] s11' 794! Ger! 599| 515 | 1 057
ee MOUMON IG oserevesaesiees F..1 10,649 | 2,258 |! 4,617 |, 201) 136) 2221 354! 427! 462) 470! 435 446 | 535) 435) 519! 1.300
1 i : : i | as !
‘ M..; 531 54 109 |) 13° 6 20 29; 36! 48 39 40 | 7 41 26 28 | 59
5. Pleurisy....--.---..+--.-- {Rol 356 43 ge] 10) 2) | a, aR) |S) aR, | | 61
' H ' i 1 i
: : !
M... 124 6 P| ieee Sal uecers wie tan dete cle a: 6 6 7; 13! 8 13 16 | 46
Gps Mio thamiyy ae fc saaeSeeiad SF, 166 4 Be bylewsecs sh ei |akaded | 5; 2 5 7; 10; 13| 16; 16, 84
: M..1 1,247 734 w2{' asl of ao} 19! 2% | 29{ 33; 37/ 48: 4s! 32! 53] — iov
BO ehere oneltas\ Class ies {ri “ast! sz m5) Bt 7 7 | 16! io} 16; 23| 17! 36/ 22) 38, 19
' 1 i! ‘ ‘
V.—Diseases of the digestive system ....' 8,085 | 1,286) 1,745) 176; 178! 202; 325: 414, 469] 561, 580 | 671! 672} 552] 519) 1,021
i ' i : i ;
0 ee eee 4,149! 735! 992) 105] 05] 118! 1331 199] 293; 267; 311! 365! 342] 275! 951 463
Females....-.....22.-..-2-++- 3.936! S51], 753 71 73 84; 192, 215; 246] 294. 269: 306; 330| 277] 268 558
; rt
ifa M. 128 78 | 128 ;
1. Dentition --....--.---.--- iF qos!) 63 | 108
: M. 7 owl oa 9 3 |. 2
2: ANBiNass.<-s2eeaenene29 {F a 41 7 26 a 3 |. i
: M. 602 | 167 27 |, 13 5| 16] 20
3. Diseases of the stomach.. ie : 789, | 147 203 | 9 8 13 41
I 952 1 i t
4. Obstruction of the bowels. {Fo oo ‘ fF a | 8 ,
; M..; 264! 36 39) 4 2
5. Hernia ......-.----------- ie 2 | 993 2 DS lhcocscllvcndeae lwaguueoiaceeny
‘ |
6. Other diseases of thes M.. 36 10 v | Qhetarsossa| 2
bowels. a3 28 8 10»: 1 1 2%
hi . ‘
i yy 2 :
7. Jaundice .. ro Re Se eee oer all Se
1 4 1
8. Inflammation and abecoes (M.. 264 i 9 9 |! 5 5 2 8 17 25 34 25 38 24 24 15 33
of the liver. Pi | 272 || 6 10 |, 3 2 3) 1 15 iW 20 32 28 30 27 25 49
: i |
‘ fk M..: 1,178 |! 9 18 |! 7 4 6! 13 46 72} 108} 158! 4177] 178) 135] 110! 149
9. Other diseases of the liver. j Fi, ‘801 i 7 ni 4 1 6, 2%} 35] 58! 91) os! 117; 317) 100] 89 138
i i i |
ene M..| 653 |! 56 93 46 32 53) 5k 59 37 39 3334 33 31 27 57
Ad SRerILONILIS ie aedlecteae serio iF -) 872) 48 ; 5 BT] ad; BL) 96, 8B) MA) BY GL] 45; GL] 4k | 83 is
| | i 1 1
: M..| 3 1 || 2 lleewones|sendecaleacacen Tc sea: |oceve cleaned teveet dear Nees ee Desens
Ll. Ascites..-.+-+---+22+-2--+ iF eal 8 1 |: | aera Vsdeoscs Dll ccieo.tiees lapse ters cet 1 1 1 ‘ 1
I i i
1 Aon : | t
; M..' 503 197; 238 |) sy 25 26 24, 619 14 16 i) 21 12 15 | 38
12. Others of this clase. .-.--. iF “43275 oT; eyo e) 15) 18] 158i 16! 18+ 15) 2] AB 4 53
VI.—Diseases of the urinary system and | 14,537 : 208 | 644 | 236 137 236 503 859 | 1,007 | 1,247 | 1,380 i 1,411 ; 1,500 | 1, 246 1,314 2, 817
male organs of generation. | !
Males i 8,031 124 | 360 117 77) LOL; 226) 431) 533) 715] 741: 848; 785) 738! 744) 1,615
Females 6. 506 84 284 119 Gu} 135) 277/428) 474; 532} 639563) «715 50B| 570} 1, 202
i i '
Sepa ae sas M..| 3,644 |}........ heseeee| a4 33 47] 110° 186} 258) 362! 356; 422] 396; 364] 354 722
i. Bright's disease.-.-....--- SP ea) 1Be 294 | Efe Ee | 2 Sansa 36 20 74 130] 213 247 258 326 | 329 398 | 288 316 659
2. Calculus, urinary -...----- M.. 32 3 4 1).------ 3 i 1 1 2 8 ceewaies 1] 1 7 9
. 1 y Ee ee Li 21 ptbicestlllenoerentse atone csc, Heemoue 2 1 2) 1 3) 1 1 1
: 3 ee --| 8,777 lol! == 327 |) 80 43' 497 100} 227] 256) 337] 359! 409] 358! 320! 321 591
iS eDiseasesiolitbeskidney ic: ie seh HE a RT EY) fb a | | 201) 216] 265} 305; 225} 305| 212] 238 503
4. Diseases of the bladder ...f 7] “24 | iio fe ie : oro eg Cea ee A Re 189
- ; M..| 21) 19! 24 1¢ 9) 12 8] 4} am] wl i) 24 ilu
5. Others of this class.....-.. iF : 74 7 } 15 4 9 7 3 9 | é 6 3 C 3
i 1
: i : :
VII.—Diseases of the female organs of SEL, | onic aeinic | prev eete Sia 2 15 46 | 71 80 92 70! 52 53 29 20 38
generation. | | & he ea ne
1. Ovarian tumors ......----+++-++- | ! 4 j 15 10 26 18. 14 18 7 si« 19
2. Ovarian diseases . --/le | 7 | 1p] 13 11 12 | 8 8 4 5 4
3. Uterine tumors. sls | Ly 8 10 15 10; 24 17 7 3 7
4. Uterine diseases vile 71 10 9 6 5: 4 3 A vercmctya Met aceeterans
5. Others of this class........-.-.-- | 7, °° 38 34 25, 5 7 3 4 8
! i
VIII.—Affections connected with preg- 545 (33 427 341 142 16 5 3 1 3
nancy. gas” a: | iain:
1. Abortion 36' 51 55 41
2. Childbirth. .... B87 89 | 100
3. Puerperal septiccemia . .. . 356 1 358 224° 166
4. Extra-uterine preguaucy a1 1 a 5 5
5. Others of this class.......-.-....! 64; 74 429

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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TaBLE 88.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES DURING THE 6 YEARS
ENDING MAY 31, 1890, WITH DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| ot | 65
| years
an || vnaer |! Total |! 6 to | 10 to | 15 to 55 to | 60to | ‘and
CAUSE OF DEATH. aces. || 1yoar.| under || 10 15 20 60 65 | over
rome year: 5 years.;/ years. years. | years. years. years. | and
t | un-
i | Known.
J eee) | ah = a Me ee a ts See
= \ |
IX.—Diseases of the bones and joints.... 675 24 |: 104 138 95 39 | 29 17 33
| | —_—
389 7 | 58} 70 56 26 : 5 18 10 10
286 17 46; 68 39 13 e 8 11 7 23
; : M..| 146 1 33 | 32 18 / 10 i 1! 7! 5 5 3 2 3
+1. Diseases of the spine...-.. tr. : 115 9 17 34! 14 ; 4 5° 3 | 5 Be 7 5y 2 5! 2 7
A | ; i h i
; M.| 18. 1 10) 14 wl 66 Ti 4 10] 6| 10; 8 6 8 7 5
2. Diseases of the bones...... } jr 82 | 3 10 13 6 4 7 2 7 a! 6: 3 4 4 4 10
i ‘ il 1
' , get | : i i
3. Diseases of the hip joint -.. ie a 2 ie | zt 20 : . : 10 $ : 4 3 | 2 | Ca i a SIS i 1). 5
: ON ER TQS TR ah See) A) Tate 25 LL OT |eessees :
i! | i ! | \
~ tf | ‘i ! : '
Pheer M 41 3 6: 3: 1 1 2 L 2 6, 2 5 4 6: 1! 1
4. Others of this class....-.. if 30 3 i 7 i a at 1 fe, 2 eokacd 1 3! 2, 1) 2 li 5
i ; i ! i I 1 | i
X.—Diseases of the skin........2..-.22+- om; 191i} 49, 1B; 8, BS SLB, ego!
! . i ! ———) ‘
Males .c5c2¢ usicawtansensaeees 356 107 138 | 9 | 2 | 7 417i wi a3! 9! 2% 17 aij 17! 26 46
Females ...--.....22.22.-2--+- 319 84 Mj 6! 6. 6 14, 18 10 | 1: 6614 12 2; Ww. 48
i : i \ \ . | | | |
M..| 199: 53 78 7 2 6; lo! 12 9 | 8 | 13 | 6 Li 8, 13 16
Ts DSCOES scensexciasasin ot iF 206 2 bode. ; 8) 8; 15| Wy, 7] ti 10 | 6 26
M. 49! | 3 | ii 4) 4 Baa) oa 9
2s CAMbUNelOiassaceseeteyiats ir. 39 | I Te cogs: | <) 8) ay 4
| ; ‘ H ! i
‘ M 108 L jesse 1 gr al 38 2| 6 21
3. Others of this class ....... iF es 84 | H| | 1! 3 | 3 3! 9 1 a 18
XI.—Diseases of the absorveut system 88 | i 4
Males .......- 45 2
Females 3 43 | 2
1. Addison's disease .......-- {e 13 a2 !
' \
2. Diseases of the spleen..... {ee 1 | oe,
3. Others of this class........ oe * 20 z i !
oe aah = |
XIL.— Accidents and injuries ............ 9,523 |) ey We ae oe | 618) 454 | 840) 625
ae], Hl SSS) 03 ee |}
MG 1GS: onda anccnanadelnnlteed 7,096 ' 351' 765 |) 328’ 233! 309' 529! 720! 673: 779 707; 589! 472! 353! 241} 398
Feniglés 52-5 aces secngsceess | 2,427 293 578 135: 56! 101; 164| i182! 178 154 «178 | 139) 141 | 101 | 99 | 227
! 1 i i t
: M../ 263 16 144 AY vacsitsins 6 10' 16 | 9° WwW 8 6 9° 5 8) 13
1. Burns and scalds..-.----. {F.| 365 2, 1s|/ 321 25| 292: 30; 23! 23: 46 wu! wu: 2 | 6| 5 28
1 : '
'
2. as '
3
4.
5.
6.
7
8.
F M.. 12 29 27 7 98! 418 4 Nl 5 20
9 SUNocat on sere ventas {F ie 0 9 1B 3, 8 | 3, 7 Be kas 5
bas ; M.. 1G 3¢ 1 oo;
10. Suicide by shooting --..-. iF a H f 2 \ os % 4 be ee ae % ae. ee
: ! ! | i
a eres M.. 6 8 4 2; 6 | 4) 31 2 1 1
1. Suicide by drowning ..... it i 1! Le 1 | chose : 2) Meee i 1, Beate
‘i | ! i | i 1
; ms : Sl Hess Heseeen asl | eee 1 8: 19' 1; 2! 99 a1; 23! 92! oi 15 21
TR uleide by poison sasesey5 tro] vs leceeene, Wl:seeeeee|leeseead|aa'eceee 2; 2/ 2; 19 2B U! 0° BP 2 5 6
ie M.. acest ec Salita tea 6| 19! 51 47 | 39 40 50 42) 38) 16 33
13. Otber suicides..-.--...--- iP Sa) “Aas tlc ccaacees tarsace See | heasssesees [eee ae 2 | 3; 10 10 | 7 8 7 7 | 7! a 6
i } i ' ! t
; M.. 4 3 ${ 33! 50; 60, 73 63: 48 26! 44 9 17
MS SUns Oke: 2seciuedisten iF az 6 teeceted 1 | 6 6, 9 6 16 7 il} 10 7 23
1 1 i \ j
ee . M.. 187 28 39 |! 7) Oo a 4/4 we a2 15 15 15 ws} AL 8
15. Surgical operations..-..-.. if a 346 7 14 | 5 5 3 50 | 47 ! 51 rp) | 56: a4 | 13 8 12
i ' / | i ; :
9 7 1 iss 2 \
16. Wounds ......-.......+... oe a Oe De Wiscaissaic 1 Sheet 3 2 3 1 | y 1 1 2 : :
4 i | : i =
17. Other accidents and in-§M..° 2,973 119 || 328 185/112] 138! 183! 314' 270! 319 | 278! 238! 192! 17 Le! 147
juries. F.. 880 88 223 78 ai 22 29 38 Bp 37 GO: 44, 83 46 56 | 133
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TABLE $9.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES DURING TER 6 YEARS
ENDING MAY 31, 1890, WITH DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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‘ot a | 65
. i | : = years
All Una Total || 5 to : 10to | 16 to | 20 to | 25 to | 30 to | 86 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50 to | 55 to | 60to and
CAUSE OF DEATH. wos. [Lvoar.||.under || 10 | 15 | 20 | 26 | 80 | 35 | 40 | 45 | 50 | 55 | 60 | 65 | over
ages. | * year. lis years.|| years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | yeara. | years. ; years. | years. | years.| yeara.| years.| ‘and
un-
: | , ‘ known.
All Catiesdsi seeds cues iceseezans 112, 467 || 35, 026 || 52,906 |) 4,637 » 1,702 | 2,456 | 4,138 | 4.733 | 4,698 | 4,453 » 4,256 | 4,155 | 4,81 | 3,948 | 4,052 | 12, 057
ie t alta It a ce Sem eee ; i
Males ....-....- .} 58,601 || 19,117 || 28, 456 | 2, 293 815 1 1,202 | 2,081 ; 2,414 | 2,481 | 2,365 | 2,359 | 2,320 | 2,252 | 2,127 | 2,115 5, 321
Females .| 53, 866 || 15,909 |: 24, 450 || 2,344 887 \ 1.254 ; 2.057 | 2,319 | 2,212 | 2,088 ! 1, 897 | 1,835 | 2,029 | 1, 821 | 1,937 6,736
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Unknown causes-........0000002- 123 || 20 25 7 2) 5 beat Bo) 6 5) 4] 4 9 8 27
Males 56 10 12 DT lesccans 3! 1 1 1 3 3 al peers 5 3 18
Females 67 10 13 6 2 2° 6 i 2 | 5 2 1 6 4 4 5 9

I.—General diseases. Sa Se ee apse
General diseases—A ....-.......... 25, OOL 9, 596 |; 17, 585 |! 2,319 524 382 577 | 505 408 336 j 295. 269 ; 319 276 299 ; 907
Males 12,651 |] 5,061 || 9,068 | 1,111] 252/ 178° 308! 258 205! 1701 157 | 139 159] 142] 147 357
Fem: 12, 350 4, 535 8,517 || 1, 208 272 204. 269! 247 208 166; 138: 130° 160 134 152 550
ales { i / ;
Me.) (127 13 36) 42) 21 9; 1! 12) 10 8 3 of 4 1 2 2
1. Smallpox -......-.20.0+- feo] 97 wy 46; 9] 8] tg! | ot ag GG . [cess Sete 2
M..| 408 94 368 | 31 3] 4 2 2 # Use
2. Measles ......----++.++ iF. 359 80 322, 33 2 Wiles baoelnweolaseees |
‘ il 1
M..| 905| 58 616 | 222 36 10 8 We lsinneas i
3. Scarlet fever .....----.- fF Z| 935} 41 639 | 227 | 34 6 8 8 6
Pe eeeal oe
: : M..| 2,461 129 |) 1,705 | 635 77 16 12 3 4
as Diphtheria. <ace~scoss<c5 fy] 2557 || laa | 1602 | 56; 104} 26] ja 8 6
i
5. Whooping cough....... § ute | Peis 3
1G FOver sscsnasssececcacas f Me: Soccchevea lercletect | ae ey co 2 prerelease ‘
7. Cerebro-spinal fever. -.. i Me Sistas 2
8. Typhoid fever.........- {eo :
9. Diarrheal diseases. ---.- ie ae
|
10. Cholera infantum ...... § Bd I 3
11. Malarial fever..........§M-- a ' 7 | =
| ra |
I i 6 i ,
12. Erysipelas .........2.-- Loe ait cee | | 1 | =
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i | i |
cae M..; 112 11) 19 | 5 5 3 71 8 11 | 8 3 Fee! 6 6! 12
1d. Septem mide «ats aie iF z 139 8 16 8 4 4 12) 34 20 | 9 10 3 | 4 6 2 3
! : : Z }
14. Venereal diseases .....- {eo me a of es rs qe i| : : ; 2 | 2 3 Bae “| 4 2 : eeisisioraa 5
15. Others of this group ... oe 1s 18 a0 2
General diseases—B.-...---.--------- 1,427) 832 872 |;
861 462
566 410
3 2
] 1 1
321 1 2
2. 105. Macidewsce|| awemenes.
4 es siete onl aeeeeeceass
3. PA ood
50 4 9
4. 28 3 6
463 431 449
5. 430 393 403
General diseases—C..------.---.----- 15,548 | 12,788 || 13, 276
Males ..-..------ 8, 184 7,120 7, 362
Females 7, 364 5, 668 5, 914
|
; M..| 862 860 || 862

1. Premature birth....--.-- ir 7 652 631 | 652
é M..! 4,259] 4,359 |] 4,335

2. Stillboru -.-------------- iP --| 8.395 3,395 | 3,395

; : M..; 214 213} 214
3. Malformation .-----.---- iP --, 154 150 | 151
fe. M..| 2.304] 1,688 || 1,997
4. Debility and atrophy. --- ; EF. al 2) 949 1) 472 1716
Mal 4 ay Beteneal ehe ee aah
5. Old age..---------------- ih “a PT aes ae 1 Uciseiante Wosiaeiens

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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TaBLE 89.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES DURING THE 6 YEARS
ENDING MAY 31, 1890, WITH DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| 65
‘ ‘ years
Al Und | Total |! 5 to | 10 to | 15 to | 20to | 25 to 30 to | 35 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50 to | 55 to | 60 to and
CAUSE OF DEATH. — Loan. under || 10 | 15 | 20 | 25 | 30 | 35 | 40 | 45 | 50 | 55 | 60 | 65 | over
ages. year. 5 years.|! years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years.| years.| and
un-
| : known.
—-—|—|—- -- ——— .

I.—General diseases—Continued. Ab ae : ‘

General diseases—D......-.----+--- 18,263 | 1,369 |} 2,391] 252, 264 | 1,050 | 1,922 | 2,125 | 1,934 | 1,613 | 1,445 | 1,187] 1,081 | 890| 753] 1,356
Males .... 9, 333 748 || 1,309] 119 90| 476! 967| 1,123; 1,049! 9844/ 755] 653} 532| 462| 369 585
Females..........s.s2sse 2s 8,930 621) 1,082! 133! 174! 574; 955 | 1,002| ‘885, 769| 690/ 534] 549] 428] 384 771

s M 233 7\ 15 9 14 9! 8 9 10 15 21 17 22 17 24 43
1. Rheumatism .....-..... ; EF 247 2 9 17 12 14 | 10 8 19 18 16 22 i 21 17 53
ig M. 272 183 240| 8 1 one pags fk 1 5 idetastlgeeaene 2 1 4 5
2. Scrofula and tabes...... iF. 236 143 197 10 6 3 1 1 6a sat d5s 1 3 Wi |.csekse 2 5
3. Leprosy Deedee SepER Se {eo |
é : ..| 7,065°' 108 |! 254 43 41| 451 | 930; 1,086 | 1,000; 774: 673] 549| 394] 322] 237 311
4. Consumption........-.- iF “"h 6070 99 | 220 56/ 136! 538! 904] ‘94 795; 637} 488) 319/ 301/ 215] 181 331
sz, 40g] varf 4s] a9] 4 6 a) ie) lec! Tl ecoaces 1 3
5. Hydrocephalus. . . 681 | 353 609 38 11 51 5 3 2) 2 1 dl Kaseetelliumeane|eeonaes 4
é 593 | 1 2} 2 1 1 3 7/ it 27; a1] 64] 92] 89] 80 170
> CANCE cxnscecacaiacasa § F..| 1,356 | 2 5} 1 Diaedas 10 30 45} 92) 156] 175] 217 172 159 293
d |
M.. 70 |i 1 4] 1 3 a 7% 3 8: 4 4 4 4 5 6 15
Hey TUMOR an eaansinnnteens {P. 72 |... Be Be 1 3 3 6; 4 6 5 8 6 5 21
i 1 1
: 70 20 25 eee 3 2 3 6} 2 5 2 6 9 1 5
8. Anwmia....--.---...... 7 |, 5 | 10 | 4 1 6 10 4 5 6 Bi esc 2 2 2 15
54 | 4 1 2 = S 5 3 6 1 6 6 7
9. Dropsy.- 78 | 2 | 4 2 1 1 4 a 5 1 4 8 35
1
; M..| 103; 2 || 1 5 5 3 9 6 9 10 11 9 25
10s. Diabetes: cosines tanec {Pl| 67, 2 || 1 4 1 4 4 7 2 7 7 9 12
! | .
11. Others of this group .... {e “ ! rl : l 3 i a Bf Lee |? 1 1
i
12. Others of this class .... {9° 2 : aera: il, eo it 1
i i
II.—Diseases of the nervous system....., 11, 724 } 3,746 | 5,795 | 440 186 133, 178! 171
| “f poet |e ea
Males .. 5 | 2,085 |] 3, 140 232 95 76 96 95 141 182 189 219 246 272, 301 921
Females... 1.661 || 2,655 || 208 91 57 82 76} 102] 126) 148] 195: 248 259. 273 999
: in. §M--] 1.750} 592 || 1,222 ]/ 156; 57] 37| 2: 26| or! 42] 31; 24] 34) 21, 19 29
1, Inflammation of the brain. iF 2] 1,548! 505] 1136 |] i27} 57] 31) 90: I7] 2) 95! 6] 21 ge} i) 44 29
M..| 1.178: 9 17 3 2 5 8: 18 33 42 57 s2} 14] 143] 165 489
2, Apoplexy ...-.......--.--- iF. 1, 206 | 9 21 5 2 1 12, 13] 27] 37] 58} 88} 143! 140] 160 499
: M..| 521; 6 18 5 1 2 4 6 17 35 32 39 35 54 58 215
3. Paralysis....-............. {F Tf} 559 | 8 11 5 1 1 8; 9| 14: 17] 35] 44! 51) 48 304
: -
4. Tetanus and trismus nas-¢§M.. 164 | 122 123 5 8 4 4) 5 4 5 1 Sle esses Dy aca il erenestseats
centium. F. 103 | 91 91 1 1 2 rf Tl ceeserNcese! | ate caree D | erwesguecdss 1 1 2
2 M.. 99 j 3 7 5 5 wl oa 5 10 7 3 4 5 7
5. Epilepsy --.-.-.--.-..----. if i 96 | 3 5 10 6 7 io 4 10 10 6 5 3 8
. ¢M..| 1,233 1,009 || 1,208 |! 13 2 fl seace 8 i ia 1 1 1
6. Convulsions. .........--... UF.| 101 782 973 || 15 5 alae am 4 Ti |sseeate ;
|
7. Mental diseases ..........- § Mee i 4 " a 3 : : Z : ut
: . M..| 1,003} 328 500 35 13 10 28° 23 32 35 45 44 36 37 33 134
8. Diseases of the brain...... if | 764 243 383 33 1 7 BR, 13 4 24 28 21 35 28 31 124
: ’ : M..! 181 16 45 8 5 4 455 13 u! 13 13 16 10 9
9. Diseases of the spinal cord. ie a 140 20 35 ll 1 1! 5 | ; a 13 ? i ; i a e
i
10. Others of this class........ {e- ae jeeSsseae || Mets is : 2 aise - i : 5 : : f : a ‘
. ' ;

IL.—Diseases of the circulatory system..| 6,305 667 755 |; 185) 221! 186! 196, 218! 281| 371| 360) 440! 472] sis 584] 1,533
Malas, SAS 3,177 377 431 89 94 99; 101° 106] 146/ 180| 176| 216| 242] 270] 296 731
eimal essasenccanecass Ag seeee 3, 128 290 || 324 96 | 127 87 9 112] 135! 191] 174] 224] 230] 2431 998 802

1. Angina pectoris........--. {F “ : 2 | ‘ . : 4 -

= i
; M.. 48 lissiswential|esecansflicenetelecsacta 1 9D) ae: 8 3 8 6 9 6 4 1
25: AMOUMSM fe caas Se ceiedtcad {F ie 95 stn coe M aaececcerillgeaeredles Paha Gaeta 1 1 |... 1 1 7 4 3 3 4
‘ M..| 2,755 68 120 89 93 98 99! 106/ 135] 174] 162] 204] 207) 257} 986 705
3. Diseases of the heart.....- f Fo. 2794 55 8 96} 126] 87, 91; 108} 130) 186| 167! 215| 220] 238] 975 773
; M..| 325 || 309 S11) (toss. 1 | Bade [eaweesa ta sda l 2 2 1 fs eeoas 6
4. Others of this class.......-. iP “rs 259 || 235 I 242 | Needs Sere eouleé 2 I 2 1 1 Le Weseases l 1 8

 

 
430

VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLE 89.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES DURING THE 6 YEARS
ENDING MAY 31, 1890, WITH DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   
    
 
   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| 65
i years
All Under Total || Sto | 10to | 15 to | 20to | 25 to | 30 to | 85 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50to | 55to | 60to | and
CAUSE OF DEATH. oes. |i 1 vear, ||"Eder 10 15 20 25 80 35 4 46 50 55 60 65 over
Bees: 2 “|| years.|| years. | years. | years, | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years.| and
‘ y: y y ¥ y vi ¥ y'
| un-
i : known.
IV.—Diseases of the respiratory system -| 19,367 4,417 9, 566 | 953 195 286 | 463 578 ' 685 651 668° 675 786 728 837 2, 296
Malés i oeecctsewcaeteeccnecise 10, 333 2, 398 5,194 | 479 95 151 273 342 412 ' 426 379 421 953
i 2,019 4,372 || 474 100 135 190 236 273 360 349 416 1, 343
1,143 111 947 | 186 Doi ieaiecimel ab amaeill Soeisacs’l ie cccneass [baie cceull erie Scie Sreaee paeiewia| aemeiard dD lceeonses
961 100 | 784° 163 8 1 Bile 1 lecoascal|nsceiciessesenceos
252 30 |} 191 ‘| 93 2 4 2 1 4 1 3 1 2
202 28 |" 153 32 if romance 1 2 | 3 2 A, osecace ‘ 1
2,483 | 1,097 | 1,690 | 39 9 17 30 26; 21 51 63 97° 342
2, 485 i 939 1, 495 | 39 15 5 15 36 38 65 78 106 501
5,437 | 806 || 1,930 | 200 63] 117] 213: 283: 338] 326) 318; 304 | 321 | 270] 261 493
4,528 690 |! 1, 614 216 60 117 142} 173 ; 207 184 192; 217 248 234 265 659
232 11 a1) 7 3 9 22, 16 23 QF l4 15 15 10 19 21
177 5 i 16 | 13 6 G 14 i 15 9 17 10; 5 i 11 9 a. 38
| : : '
104 9! oa | 2 3 5} 7 11 12 1: a7
122 9 |i ll ' \ 2 2 8 IL | 13 12 12 | 49
, ! I |
682 334 | 393 | 24 8 4 6) 16 24 25 23 25) 2% 21 28 | 58
559 248 |! 299 | 10 7 6 16 | 10 14 I 15 16! 11 | 20 15 25 | 95.
' ;
5, 293 1,218 |, 1,826 | 117 97 116 161 | 204 | 234 250 308 ! 333 : 345 324 302 676
Se reas a ad
2, 665 668 || 1,008 | 59 58 64 69 | 81 | 95, 97 153 171 | 168 177 162 303
2, 628 550 | 818 | 58 39 52 92 123 139 153 155 162 i 177 147 140 372
|
se (M..; 4381 || 280] 481 |
1. Dentition............-..-. YF. 415 249 |, 415 : {
* M. 46 |! 8 32 | |
2p ANB soos betes eeesesses SF. 42 |! 8 22 3 i| :
t ' 1
!
. M..| 350 |) 74 6! 11 1 2 4 6 14 4 a)
3. Diseases of the stomach..{""| 39 BBY 100 | 10 3 8 8} a! 3, 35) 35! 33! 301 a8 OS
‘ 1 t i
| \ : =| mat |
4. Obstruction of the bowels. {eo a | if ! Fy 2 ; 5 at § 3 . . i } iy : ne 1 at
é 1
= : M.| 94 15 |
5. Hernia .- {Po 70 2 2 i f 1 | %
|
6. Other diseases of the m..! 33 5 ? 3 2 | 5
bowels. F..| 18 |, 9 jj 1 Go| acess ‘ 3
|
a eh, M. 86 55 |! \ :
Te DAUD ES race saws sonnninen Seo 76 37 | Ee | 3 } : Fe
8. Inflammation and abscess (M..| 187 | 7 13 3 5 166 6; i] 12 7
of the liver. iF ee 202 || 4 6 2 lo pewscal| see teend 3 12 7 20 a oi oe ne a
9. Other diseases of the liver. {a pee | f | a ; 2 ; u a a # ee et | a 3 oe | 85
Ba i | prsASe = Q | 92
1 I
2 sae M.. 326 |: 25 |: 38 |, 26 36 31 28 26 19 | 20 20
10. Peritonitis ......------.-- {P| Be 2; 34| 2%] 25] 3! «3! @! 6: e, aa} of of | B at
! 1
; M..| 235 23 | 3 1 3 2)... |
Lis ASCHOS sess siette recess iF = BY Wl ccinaier 1 | aaalaot |apseead 2 1 pec ee 3 : Be hos. :) Be i
' t 1
or M.. 324 173 |; 206 5 8 11 5 5 4 5 1 |
12. Otbers of this class .-.... iF : ‘ | 3 7 6 7 13 | 29
ie 256 140 160 | 9 5 BD | ociatocs 3 4 6 | 4 }
7 4 10 i 5 | 29
| \ ' !
a et spate and | 4,889 67 232 |; 139 83 99 182 284 | 339 | 392 384 | 426 474 402 442 (1,011
male or; . - == a ES iy ecm - as
Males ...:..0cscvesereeseosceem 129 73 35 45 77} 134! 154: 175] 290 3 ont! S
Rei alGa eesti ee ene 103 |) 66) 48; 54} 15! 150) ass ayy g| 22 | 260) 2i8| 264 572
; | 176 208; 214 18k 178 439
' :
1. Bright's disease -.--.------ 5x. Beever Ueimieersiate |e eaieicis:< i 250
22) d28S). |seareana feaetsinge 253
2. Calculus, urinary...-.-..-- ie. 2
3. Diseases of the kidney-.-- ; Me
4. Diseases of the bladder. -.- ; Mes
5. Others of this class -..-.-- ; ue :

VII.—Diseases of the female organs of

VIII.

generation.
1. Ovarian tumors ---
2. Ovarian diseases
3. Uterine tumors .-
4. Uterine diseases.
5. Others of this class

—Affections ceunected with preg-
nancy.

1. Abortion .-..-.--

2. Childbirth.--..-.--

3. Puerperal septicemic

. Extra-uterine pregnancy .

4 ei
5. Others of this class..--..-------

 

 
  
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   
   
  
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. | 431

TABLE 89.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES DURING THE 6 YEARS
ENDING MAY 31, 1890, WITH DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

| i | 65

i years
Under || Total | 5 to | 10 to | 18 to | 20 to | 25 to | 80 to | 35 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50 to | 65 to | 60 to | “and
under || 10 | 15 | 20 | 26 | 30 | 85 |°40 | 43 | 50 5s | 60 | 65

5 years.| years. years. years-| years.) years.| years.| years. Yeates years. years.’ years.) years. and

All

CAUSE OF DEATH. ages. || 1 year.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

     

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

IX.—Diseases of the bones and joints....) 217 9 29!
Males .......220222eeeeeeee 116 | 6] 45
Femalés.ccscseces esse sae 101 | 3 14
1. Diseases of the spine. --... ome a : : :
9
2. Diseases of the bones ..... {eo i Loisee » 2
3. Diseases of the hip joint .. {r 2 See i :
4. Others of this class.......7{ 7" a i 7 i
%&.—Diseases of the skin -- 188 |
|
Males 102 |
Females. jcn2ecenecgoeseeaes 86
1, Abscess: <22s2<s20222c00%% ee a
2. Carbuncle ....-.....-.--- {H.- 4g
ag l
i
3. Others of this class ...... {F a |
48 |
21
27
M 5
F 9
2. Diseases of the spleen. .. {e- 2
3. Others of this class ....-.. {Po A \ i
4 | bat a i
XII.—Accidents and injuries........--.. 3, 009 224 ! 458 | 138 86 121° 183 263 | 249; 263! 263 270 177 178 120 | 240
y j \ ‘ ' 1 \
1 e + : raise ates
Males 127 | 275 92 73 | 96 149 213; 209 | 297 224 234 151; 148 95 | 144
Females 679 97 || 183 |! 50 40 26 | |
'
1. Burns and scalds. ....... {e.. 162 : & :
‘ :
2. Drowned ec ssscc02, ccssces {iy aC 3 | u
3. Esposure and neglect .... {P $ ce Go i
4. Gunshot wounds ......... Gaed| “eames lesen
5. Homicide........-.------- fe] OL... Dillon 3 a
6. Infanticide.-.. ..--.-.... {eo 3 4 A
7. Injuries by machinery ... {eo ‘i etry be | eR REN
8. Railroad accidents ....... f ae on igre 2
9. Suffocation ............... {8 1 } oe e
|
10. Suicide by shooting .---.. {eo 128 | erste aieiellbaccioeiorateie
11. Suicide by drowning. .-.-. {e-
12. Suicide by poison ......-. {e t
i
13. Other suicides......-..-.. {e 1
j i ! i
1 , 1 | 1 | :
¢M.. 170 | 6 2 1 1 16 17 29 23 24 als 12 9: 2) 5
14. Sunstroke “VF. 23 4 | : aloes a leecosceet 3 9 Ne fo i ees 1 1 | 3: 5
| :
, 5 i 2
15. Surgical operations... ..... {Fol : 2 5 : 2 | Piva s 4
16. Wounds.... saeco tar ° A Slee : Me ele : eh ee 5
17. Other accidents and in- ¢M..' 964 = 46 007! 32! «= a7! 5!) og, 8G. se 50 | 47 73
juries. UF lt 1 6G

 

285 38 | 73 15 3 6 Ss. lv 18 15 13 18
432 VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLE 90.—DEATHS AMONG THE WHITE POPULATION OF NEW YORK FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS
OF DISEASES DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, WITH DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ae, : soe
| i 65
1 oe | years
Au |; Under Total || 5 to | 10 to | 15 to | 20 to | 25 to | 30 to | 35 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50 to | 455 to | 60 to ' and
CAUSE OF DEATH. aces. | 1 year.||-2nder || 10 | 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 | over
ch vee ll8. years.|| years. ; years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. years. | and
| | : i : ‘
mn called bee ee ieee ide Cs etch Be patie

| :

All causes.......2--220ee2e200e0-+ 245,567 || 77,622 ||116, 126 |7 525 | 2,788 | 4,852 | 9, 248 (11, 739 {10,959 |11, 587 /10, 958 10, 332 jo, 0x4 8.631 | 8,742 | 29, 046
Malestoti ncaa 131, 607 |: 42,755 || 62,794 {| 3,839 | 1,396 | 2, 440 | 4, 664 | 6,232 | 6, 103 | 6,613 | 6.451 | 6,095 | 5,581 | 4,788 | 4,503 | 10, 106
Females ........22----- eos: 113, 960 | 34, 867 |) 53.332 |] 3.686 | 1,390 | 2,412 | 4,584 5,507 | 4,856 | 4.924 | 4,507 | 4, 237 | 4,5u3 | 3,843 | 4,289) 11, 940

Unknown causes...... ---------- 7 oo so a. 3 2° 4 5 dy ody 8 7

* i cates a , Sa Nl a a a in ale eine ivi
Males. .222:ccscee-see0-00- 3s | 12 19} rt 2 pig 5 |. 5
Females. ..2 202 0..002-- 22+ ; 41) 8 20 fi... 2: 38 3 $] Bi fereraes 2
1I.—General diszases. el aes Pees is cweaee | aot Tage het ee
General diseases—A .......-------- | 54,772 | 23, 857 || 42, 224 |) 3, 697 653 651 894 906 670 619 574 571, 557 516 572 1, 668
Males .........202220000200+ 98,176 || 12,322 || 21,912 || 1,788! 10/335 | 47a 527| 958] 354 | 923] 292] 200° 295) 25g! m5
Females......--------++---- 26, 596 | 11,035 || 20,312 ]/ 1,909 343} 316 | «415 = 379 | 9-312} «265; 251 | 279] 267] rel] 314 953
! !
; M.. 153; 30 59 1 il 5 17 16 13 12 5 5 43 Dieta e. 2
1. Smallpox ......-....---- SF) ge] 20 |B , 2 2 2 i| 2 1 2 3 Opes scess|aeeete 1
' | ;
a ite | sel |] 1,833 |! on | 5 S 5 9 1 1 Le
Bu Meas lesysct cuz tpteesesas iF igus | 541] 1,729 || 96 6 3 i 3 1 2
i i i
. . me.) 2173!|  sg7 a,657/ an! ~=49| a6} 20! a6 6 G:|tosesediazs ces) ae “adie cecsd beaces,
He DEAT St SONCR eeneeeaszes - oe 154 || 1,595 | 45549 |B 2 | 4 8 Dilictsclletee sas le sg ceet te cece
' i 1 |
‘ : M..| 5,085 461 || 3,999}; 901 82 27 23 13 6 8 10 1 ii i 1 12
4. Diphtheria -....-....-.. iF] 5, U03 | 398 | 3.796 |) 936! 102 32 2 | 13 ll y 10 6 Le Bileescee 9
|
é M..' 1,242 689 || 1.207 |!
Py. MW DOOpINg CONE lies {rol 1 } aL] 1,457 2 |
. Y " {
! { i
M.. He Wis 2 |). |
6. PeVel: wcsceccaweawsawanle if i py | Ade a i
me 7 !
7. Cerebro-spinal fever.... {Ro Bae en | au !
} I
ee M... 1.193 9 | 58) 48 46] 154 | 242) 209) 194; 99 Gr, 43) 87 92 | 19
Sr CP ypbotd even ae see {Es 812 | 6) gol] 45 St] 25) dy) ot} go} st} gta} 5} WG] 6:
- |
9. Diarrheal diseases ..-... oo & ie octet | ean
| | tel
‘ 33 M..: 4,828 || 3,977 |i 4,828 |:
lu. Cholera infantium ....-. iP a 4448 3. 649 4) 448 i
1 1
' w..| 981 | 90! 305 |!
11. Malarial fever.---..---. iP - 1,042 | 35 7 264 |:
i
: ise 7o |! 209 998

12. Erysipelas ..-...------- {ee ao : 214 239

13. Septiceemia.....-------- ae ol 3 Ae '

14. Venereal diseases ...--- {F: ane oe ‘ et

- aed
15. Others of this group- --- ; Mes 18 7 te
I
General diseases—B.........----+-. 2 1,343 | 1,423
Malés svsaveciasaasenes< D7 766
Females 616 657
1. Parasitic diseases -.--.- § ! ce tt
1
2 Alcoholism .....2...---- ae ee acer
: TOA Sa ah oll Aas dio
a 3 i 2
; 122 9) 22
al ra 21
! I
* be M.. 750 7151 733
. Inanition........2----+- f 5 ae
2. nan Hon E.. G41 G08 2G
General diseases—C.....--.-------- "33,316 | 29,337 20, 927 ‘
© 18,109 | 16,614 || 16, 908
15,207 | 12,723 || 13,019
aimee. Seip
1, Premature birth......-. ee T a ; 208 iy 4° ae
2. Stilborn 1, ga8 | 30,540 | 30 5
hs
| |
: M.. 9 275 265 7
3. Malformation .......-.. {} 54a aoe i Bil
a = pcan
M.. 5 ; 3, 465
4. Debility and atrophy... § as 488 : is ; au !
= M..
5 Old ave Caaeceecees ee iro

 

 

 

 

 

 
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OF DISEASES DURING T

CAUSE OF DEATH,

 

General diseases—D ......--------- i
a
1
2. Secrofida and tabes
3. Lepir0sy vessessacecazses si
1
4. Consumption ......----- fi
5. Hydrocephalus .......-- iF.
Gn Caliceh::seuesscrscecess {eo
‘Ge VONOE s2sccearccszecens {eo
8. Awemia......---------- {e
9) Dtupsy ssesss2esceecsens fe.
10. Diabetes .....--..-.---- a
11. Others of this group.... ie |
12. Others of this class... {e: |

  
 

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NEW YORK, CIty AND BROOKLYN.

:
All |

 

452

I1.— Diseases of the nervous system.....- 19, 901”
Males | 10,877
Females ....-...-------- | 9,024 .

"9 95
1. Inflanmnation of the krain. {ee 2 oe
|
ee gM.) 2.800
; |
5 “ M..; 780 |
3. Paralysis ...--..---------- er GOK |
7 io I
t i
4. Tetanus and trismus nas- { M.. 241 |
centium. Wx 144 |
. i
v. Epilepsy ..-. .----------- {eo oe :
| ge
6. Convulsions... ----+.------ {ee i eat |
a M.. ;
7. Mental diseases --...----- § a e pt |
94)"
8. Diseases of the brain. ... eo ees .
9. Diseases of the spinal cord, tee z 38 "
i
10, Others of this class ...--- {e- a
Lat

III.— Diseases of the circulatory system -, 12,712
MATOS 2 oeeun csesnweaseereraas | 6,636 |
Females. -------------+++-+- 6 076 i

1 Angina pectoris ..---. .-- a

2. Ameurism .--.-.---------- ye 3 |:
I a

3. Diseases of the heart ..... {¥ . > ie i
a.

4. Others of this class 2.0... SR ie

433

“TABLE 90.—DEATHS AMONG THE WHITE POPULATION OF NEW YORK FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS
HE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, WITH DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

fr Total
r nder jj under
year i pare:

 

 

9, 098

4,997

4,101

2, 090
1, 794

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| Cleat hale dat |
i . |
Bto | 1010 | 15t0 | 20to | 2% to | 80 to | 35 to | 4010 | 45 to | 50 to | 55 to | 60 to
10 | 15 | 20 | 2 | 80 | 35 | 40 | 45 | 50 1) 55 | 6O | 65
years. | years. years. years. ly years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. en
| : } : !
SS tis ee ot, Sh AID, See
\ | 4
1 : 1 | 1 i
, 5,220 | 4,542 | 4,331 | 3,740 | 3, 172 2 To1 | 2,089 1,852
! ai 1 { “
2 | 2,723 | 2,522 | 2,380 | 2,122 | 1,772 | 1,457 |. 136934 |
6 | 2,497 | 2,020} 1,951 | 1,618 | 1,400 1,244) 953 918
i | i | : i
; 24! 35] 36. 32 33) 51 48, 83 48
7; 25, 16 22, 20) BT Od AT
3!
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434 VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLE 90.—DEATHS AMONG THE WHITE POPULATION OF NEW YORK FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS
OF DISEASES DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, WITH DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  
  

 

 

  

 

 

 

 
   
   
 

 

 

 

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All Under | Total | Sto | 10 to | 1loto 20 to | 25 to! 30 to | 35 to 40 to | 4510 ' 50 to | 55 to | GOto | and
CAUSE OF DEATH. aces. 1 year. | Under || 10 15 20 2 | 30 | 35 | 40 45 | 50 | 58 | 65 | over
Ses. | 1 VEAT- ls years. || years. | years. | years. | years. years. years. ! years. | years.’ years. years. | years. years. | and
i | ’ \ ; \ ( \ : un-
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IV.—Diseases of the respiratory system .| 43,146 || 11,746 |] 22,934 '| 1,365! 335 | 606 | 1,071 | 1,432 | 1,401 | 1,536 | 1,569 | 1,594 | 1,655 | 1,453 | 1,620 | 4,575
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Male§ ....4.2-scenseesesenes 23,273 || 6,464 |] 12,832 | 707]| 165 | 322) 6d1 7) 864} 971) 983! 986; 895) BOG] 782 | 1,912
. Females... ..........---2-000++ 19, 873 5, 282 |) 10, 602 658 170 284 420 535 537 | 565 586 608 760: 647 838 | 2. 663
\ 1
i Gporn: M..) 2,669 390 |, 2,330 i} 287 7 6 4 4 2) 8) 7 4 af 3 | 3
ECYOUP ee ercseceeerey sation: F..| 2377 300 | 2,053 | 271 14 4 5 3 3 2 3 3 me “ 5
e de Ma 9M. 203 44) 187 | 19 2 1 1 8 4 8 7 5 4} 4 2 1
2. Laryngitis ---.-----------y PT] 164 99} ai 417 3 1 5 3 2 | B Mes teaiae 2 1) ® " 3
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aaah M..| 5,356) 2.568 | 3,678. 72 16 24 52 75 66} 66 92} 108] 145° 138: 170; 654
whee ROIRG A MEL Sins St Rinse ne ote F..] 5,442 || 2,135 | 3,206 65 13 35 47) 272 46; 66! 109) 112) 161, 153) 245! 1,112 °
. i . + ; |
4: Puevivonia M..| 13,181 2,681 || 5,292 | 303 125 261 548 750 712 | 817 796 774 648 | 592: 510 \ 1, 053
Con aR AE te a F..' 10,442 2,211 4,520 || 286 132 220 344 416 49! 452 429 442 532 428 : 510 ' 1,282
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5. Pl eas M... 516 53 108 13 6 20 7 35 46, 38 37 36 40 | 26) 27 57
ted VEREELY caenee ants eave? F “ 352 | 43 | 84 10 1 15 12 21 25 ad Ww ae di, hi Be 61
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Syakptlobe seseciemanayrd Pt: {Foi ie 4 5 5 2 5 6i 10] 12) 161 82
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s Daa being M..| 1,227 722 780 13 9 10 19 23 28 31 37 47 47 | 30) 100
‘. Others of this class. ..---- {i “1 "asa || 560] 613 8 7 7 7| 1] 1, wl 2) 7] 35} 88 118
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V.—Diseases uf the digestive system... 7, 980 1,260.| 1,716) 174} 177} 200] 320/ 407] 461] 555; 564) G63} 668 ; 36° SIT) 1,012
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Males 4,088 - 722 977 104 104 116 130 | 194 217 266 302 358 340; 272; 29 459
Females. - - 3, 892 | 538 739 ; 70 73 84 190! 213 244 289 262 305 328 | 274 | 268 © 553
| ; | ,
sa (M..] 126 77 |
1, Dentition ..---.------.--- UF... 103 63 ! 1
HE 6M... 76 19 |
2. Angina .-----.------+----- UF... 41 7!
3. Diseases of the stomach. . {x os 1s
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4. Obstruction of the bowels - ee Se ! 4 |
5, Hii lasovs se centeardawees io) ee Se
6. Other diseases of the §M-. 36 10
vowels. UF .. 27 7
q. Jaundice ....--...--250-+ {Po ae 78
8, Inflammation and abscess f M | 260 9
of the liver. F..) 270 | 5
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9, Other diseases of the liver § at sail 1, Aen 7 Af
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10. Peritonitis ...----.------- (i - ea 34 ‘ 6
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male organs of generation. : — _ (say ee ar iiaieedal uaa at —} Pisses antes Ps
Males «| 7,847 i! 886) NT | 7G 99 B90 | 4B 5G, TOL 72H} HBP, TSI} 715 | 719) 1, 586
Females 6, 341 84, 282) 118 58! 131} 270] Ald | 465) 521 G20) BAZ, GOT! OL 530!) 1172
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1. Bright's disease. --------- VF ..| 3/217 7 125 207 | 242 254. 319} 314 391 236 308 | us
3 dae oM.. 30 3, 3 | i 1! 1 2° Hey 1 1 7: 8.
2, Caleulus, urinary .-.----- UR. 14 1 ‘ Bed Ot as) seh: Sen 2 1 2) i 3 1 ‘
b to kidney... § M--| 3.663 wl! 324) 80 43 48 95 | 224] 252] 327: 350, 393] 346) 3061 301 | 57
3. Diseases of the kiduey..-) - --{| 2,961 75 |) 263 |i a 38 55 | 137] 193} 212] 28; 263 219 | 204} 207] 226 | ta7
: ; ..| 326 1 Si, Blase. 2 5/7 6 6 : j
4. Diseases of the bladder...) 9} 77] 725 ral “ ee Ee a a ee a | 183
ae M.., 249 ; - WwW 12 2
5. Others of this class ...--- ; Fr. 13 \ v 4 | F s i, Ad rs 6 2 a
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generation. poo
1. Ovarian tumors .--.------+-++-- 3h 15 | 8
2. Ovarian diseases - 7 i | 3
3. Uterine tumors. L: 8 9
4. Uterine diseases. - : Li ae i a
5. Others of this class .---------- 95 26 37
VILL.—Atféctions connected with preg- 535 626 | 420
paucy. emrtaot as ar supe
1. Abortion 36 a 54
2. Childbirth.--- 87 143 | 38
3. Puerperal septicamia SAL 356 | 220 !
4, Extra-uterine preguanc a } paar oh
5. Others of this class. --------+--- GO, Bi 53,

 

 

 

 

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 435

TABLE 90.—DEATHS AMONG THE WHITE POPULATION OF NEW YORK FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS
OF DISEASES DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, WITH DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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; | an | under | Total |] 5 to | 1010 | Sto | 20 to | 25 to | 80 tv | 35 to Pa 40 to | 45 to | 50 to | 55 to | 60 to | “and
CAUSE OF DEATH. sae, lal year. [ls under |} 10 1: 2 25 30 35 4 45 | 50 55 60 65 | over
. y |6 years.|| years. | years. yeats.| years. years. | years. | years. | years. | yeare years. ! years./years.!| and
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IX.—Diseases of the bones siniiloiniicc| 663 23 | 103 136 92 39} 4 | 2B) 8 30 a 38 28 | 23 7 17 33
i '
Se ro asta Rete a SAR hee 1 1 —— . ee
Malés issccceecndesce seme tsts 381 7! 58 | 68 55 26 | 28 20 15 22 5 20 | 17 15 17 10 10
Females ..-...----.---------+- 282 ° 16 ; 45 | 68 37 13 | 13 8 13 8) 18 | M1 8 10 7 23
i ai Py “12
‘; ‘ a M.. 144 1 33, 31 18 10 10 10 1 ' 6 | 5 3 2 3
1. Diseases of the spine .... ; P a 112 a 16 | 34 12 4 { 5 3 | 5 5 | es | 5 9 5 2 7
t i 2 . |
3 M..| 0 it 1! yo} 44 16 6 7 3/ lw 6 10 i 6 7 7 5
2. Diseases of the hones ...- ; P_ 81 3 10 : 13 6 4 | 7 2 | 7 9 | 6 3 4 3 4 10
3. Diseases of the hip joint. § a es 3 | : | , 4 |
+. Others of this class ....-. {‘F ig : |
X.—Diseases of the skin ......-..-.------ ‘
Malésy.- hed sce sctecnsioteeee ee
Femaless ssecs scents reesesse se
1. Abscess....-.-.---------- ee
Carbuncle ......--------- ; Mt ke
3. Others of this class .---.- ‘e *
XI.—Diseases of the absorbent system
Males
Females.......-.------
1. Addison’s disease..-.---- ‘x au
2, Diseases of the spleen ..- {i T .
3. Others of this class .----- e ‘ |
XIL.— Accidents and injuries .....--..--- 9, 396 626 | 1,318 | 461/ 285! so, so] 879! gst! 920: a77) 721 610} 452) 338 620
—_——_! - --—! - Ce saves ~ i -—— ees = pone —
Males: ccecoscestcceces sen eees 7,013 342 754 326 230} 304; 520 TOA 662 | 770} 701 584 471 i 351 240 396
Females....-..-.---+--++-+--- 2, 383 284 564 135 55 100 | 160 175; 169 | 159 176 137 139! 101 98 224
“md : cM 260 13} 142 17! sewed 6 iw! aw! 9; wil 7. 6] 9 5 8 13
1. Burns and sealds ....-..- UF 358 92 | 14 39 5 29 30 1 20 16 | 14 | 14 | 2L! 6 5 26
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5. Homicide .........--.---- oe
6. Infanticide. ..........---- ‘e ei
7. Injuries by machinery... ie sai
8. Railroad accidents ---..-- {% on
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436

VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE oa DEATHS AMONG THE WHITE POPULATION OF BROOKLYN FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS
OF DISEASES DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, WITH DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX.

 

 

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I.—General diseases.
General diseases—A ..

Males nevis sec csaedetased
1, me 2s 3 ie
De MEASLES 503 292000! ce sisinie fe.
3. Scarlet fever ...-.--.-.- ie
4. Diphtheria .....2.2..--- {e.
o. Whooping cough. ....-- {a
Go ROVE 2:50 2acccaslsciccee {ie
7. Cerebro-spinal fever... - ; at
& Typhoid fever.....-..-. {e
9. Diarrheal diseases --.... ie
10. Cholera infantum ...... ae
11. Malarial fever......---- {x if
12. Erysipelias ..-..--..---- iS
13. Septicemia....---...--- ie
14. Veneveal diseases ..--- i
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All Under | Total || Sto | 10to | lito | 20 to | 5 to | 30 to a eh 40 to | 45 to | 50 to | bi to | 6Oto and
aces. fil year. | under || 10 15 25 30 35 0 | 45 50 55 60 65 over
a ‘ P years.|| years. | years. : ; years. | years. | ca rs. jeer) Letra! years. = years. | years. | years.| years.; and

\ un-

! known.
as | Sn re ee Pee al ee Se ee | eI ea Spa ere a rey
[110, 616 34, 459 || 52, 094 || 4,562 | 1,658 = 2,392 | 4,043 ! 4, 648 | 4, 608 | 4,370 4,195 | 4,079 | 4,211 | 3,872 | 4,004 11, 880

18, 819 || 28, 028 |) 2,252 | 798 | 1, 2,037 7 | 2,372 | 2, 435 ic 2,325 | 2,330 | 2,275 | 2,216 | 2,093 | 2,092] 5, 260

15, 640 |] 24, 066 |] 2, 310 860 jh 2, 00 i 276 | 2,173 | 2, 045 ' 1,865 | 1.804 | 1,995 | 1.779 | 1,912 62
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&, 947 || 1,096 249 177 303 1 202, 168! 157 135 158 139 147 352

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2. Alcoholism. .....-.----- coe
3. Lead poison ....-.------ {Po
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437

TABLE 91.—DEATHS AMONG THE WHITE POPULATION OF BROOKLYN FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS
OF DISEASES DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, WITH DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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CAUSE OF DEATH. ages. 1 year. eae oats oe
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I.—General diseases—Continued. i I
General diseases—D | 1,339 | 2,337 233 242
"OME ES seve s ae udtentet sea gus} 734] 1,281 | 109} 85
Females .2.22+. .-2sess 8. 726 |! 605 | 1.056 | 124 157
. M 230 7 15 | 9 14
J. Rheumatism ........--. {fs : oH 2 3 16 12
2. Serofula and tabes .-... H. ! | 1g : 2 ; +
3. Leprosy
: 39 |
4. Consumption ...... .--- cu , ee a ae a ' ae
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5. Hydrocephalus .-.. ---- in een ! ae es : 18
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3 M..) 584! 1 2 2 1
Bi Caticen ses secrete FS 1.334 | 2 5 1 4
7 i
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SPINOR senceiciss sense asians a ‘
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, M..| 66 19 a | L jecceeee
8. | 13 5 10 i 4| 1
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9. Dropsy .--.-------+---+- {F na (Ag 2 3° 1 2
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11, Others of this group --. {e- : 4 ; 28
12. Others of this class... $7" : ie oes ac i
11.—Diseases of the nervous system ..-.| 11,521 3, 674 | 5,693 |
Males 6,110 |, 2,038 3,079 | 230 93
Females 5.411 |, 1,686 | 2,614 204 90 |
|
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1. Inflammation of the brain it ol 1519 496 1116 124 36
M..) 1,160 9 Ww 3 2
2. Apoplexy -..------------- it yaaa 9 a1! 5 |
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7. Mental diseases -..- ¥ iF a Scceiti °
& Diseases of the brain .... m aoe ae | a a : :
|
9. Diseases of the spinal ¢M. 180 |: 16° 45 8 4
cord. UF. 140 20 5 35 11 Ay
10. Others of this class ...--- ie. - : : 2 \
UI.—Diseases of the circulatory system .| 6, 195 655 , TAL | 184 217
ee i bs
Males 3,123 |) 370 || 422] 88 92
Females.....--- 3.072 285 tj 319 © 96 125 |
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1 Angipa pectoris....------ {eo 2 |
2. Aneuriam -....-.--------- i. a : {
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pdaeh: : ¢M..! 2.705 | 65 ! 115° 88 91
3. Diseases of the heart... -. VEL] 743 53 20 ; 96 324
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732; 620! 481 314! 298| 211) 179 325
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beonests Lt Syetend Niisea ale ede Leta
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99/125) 146) 191 | 240 | 248 | 271 975
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438

VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE 91.—DEATHS AMONG THE WHITE POPULATION OF BROOKLYN FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS

OF DISEASES DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, WITH DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

VII.—Diseases of the female organs of

generation.
. Ovarian tumors
. Ovarian diseases -
. Uterine tumors
. Uterine diseases ---
. Others of this class

   

1
2
3.
4
5.

VIII .—Affections connected with preg-

nancy.
1. Abortion
2. Childbirth 2
. Puerperal septicemia ..
. Extra-uterine pregnancy -
. Others of this class ....

    
   
  

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4
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; ; | | 65
; ‘ ; ‘ years
An | Under || Total |} & to | 10 to | 15 to | 20 to | 25 to | $0 to | $5 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50-to | 55 to | 60 to | “and
CAUSE OF DEATH. ages. ||1 year. ||U2der |] 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 53 | 60 | 65 | over
. vee NWS years.|| years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. years. | years. /years.| and
i | : uo-
: | | | : known.
eS - fp foe ep =
2 be i {
IV.—Diseases of the respiratory system | 19,040 |! 4,315 | 9,381 |) 9411 191 | 282 | 451 | 566! 677] 638 660 665 | 773; 715, 832] 2, 268
\ canaaaeaeeaee Pince aig Ae
Males 10,173 || 2,349 || 5,099 | 473/ 92! 149. 970! 338/ 407] 405/ 309! 3e5| 417! 374 419 946
bi ! i i
Females 8,867 || 1,966 |] 4.282 |] 468! 99: ' 133 181; 228} 270] 233; 261; 280! 356, 341 413) 1,322
\ \ : i
M..| 1,137 108 941 |] 186 |
Dy CYORD oie aeetetaaeeseen ; F. 957 100 781 162 :
| i
aa M. 250 30 190 22 1
2. Laryngitis ...........-... iF Bis 201 27 152 32 ' \ :
2s M..| 2,427 }} 1,069 || 1.640 37 |
3. Bronchitis ............... i “| 9'459 913 | 1454 i 38 :
i :: , 1
é M..| 5,355 792 || 1,898:| 197; 62] 16! 211! 280 334] 317/ 315, 299] 313| 265. 260 488
fo PMOUMONIA .24 snaeseese rts iF oft 4,437 671 |! 1.577 | 212 60! 115} 134} 167; 207) 181 | 188) 213) 245) 229262 647
: M..| 229 u 30 |} 7 2 9} 22! 1; 22! 2a; 4w 1) 15 10. 19 21
5. Plourisy .....--+++-+e-00- F.| 176 ed 6 6] 1) 45 9! it] 10 5] il 9 8 38
M..| 103 9° lf. A [case llisoaenced [pscee 2 3 5 7/ ui wou 36
6 Asthma .....-.2----.---+- Fo] ong 9; | Hil idee cotleneee ts 1 Vesceeee 1 2 8! ul 1} im 12) 48
1 1 é 1
e i M..| 672 330 398 || 24 7 3 6} 15! 24! 2!) 23] 24) 26 21 23 58
7. Others of this class ...... iF Tl 548 on} sei) to, 6| 16 9; | i! 6; Wl 2%! 13. 35 93
V.—Diseases of the digestive system..... 5,193 || 1,190 1,788 | 113; 96} 414] 157) 202! 230) 247; 304; 331] 336) 315 299 661
' | = ze
Males 2,611 650 || 983 56| 57} 63| 66: 80/ 93] 97/ 151/ 170] 164] 174 161 296
Females 2) 582 540 |! 805 57: 39) 51/ ot; 192| 137] 150) 153; 161) 472] 141, 138; 365
1. Dentition...........-.--.-. {e- ri ate
I .
i M. 46 | 8}.
2. Angima..........-...------ ie : 42 || 8]. ;
; M. 340 mw) ani on 1 2 4 6; wi 13° 1 22 34.8 59
3. Diseases of the stomach ...{ "| fig 53 || 97 |! 10 3 8 8} i| 2%} 23: 2%, 33] 28! 2, 30 9
. M..| 129 18 | 26) 2 4 s| 10 6 5 8 $5 7 8 9 7 21
4. Obstruction of the bowels... {F = 136 4 15 5 3 6 4 i 2 3 iG i i : i at
M.. 92 15, Tb ll adasas ysineaars 1 5 3 6 2 3 «6 9 8 10 | 24
5. Hermia .-.----++.--+++2+--- f F.. 69 2 | PAs caida Satoh anal sea ey: lata el ouease 1 5 6, wu 8 8 14! 4
d |
6. Other diseases of the i 33 5 19" esezic dle acee I paishoseed © 1 2 2 4 Lf setees 3 2° 5
bowels. F. 18. 9} Olle secamsluectece Bo ezeecant 1 Dols adtarsts eek PT evicnachedercans : 3
4 i b
: M.. 85 55, 6! 8 gi 8 5) 5
7, Taundice..--+---++--+-++++- ee 36 | of 3 a] Be 8 3
8. Inflammation and abscess { M.. 182 7 ¥ 13 |: 21 5 a 5: 6 i4 12 | "7 21 13 | 28 tee! ay
of the liver. VE ..| 198 4 6 OMe cecediatdan ; 20 8 6, 2 18) BB} My 85] 20, 39
i i j i : i
: var §M..! 576 6° all og 2 7 WW 2% | 228! 32: 66 gt 89: 71 7 84
9. Other diseases of the liver. yr") 416 9 16 Bel ctes 3 8) i] 29) 2%, 45, 52] 52 ! 40! 35 90
Henk (M..| 319 4) 387 26! 35! 30; 26; 2%] 1} 2%! 2». 2» 8 Ml 12 BY
10; Periboniistessrsareere sree UF.) 521 20) 34 19' 25} 27; 6) 65] Gt; GO; 42, 2; 2] om 45 39
i t 1 |
, M.. 23 2 2 2 Bilesdscosl ole cceelpacious OV ccictciae 1 4 3 1 2
iy ARCHEE corexmmsstereeneg eel | By lca) | gaadetleae 2 i Accs 2 1 2 4 lesaes a 2B
;
, M. 320 | 170 || 202 5 8 ul 5 5 4 3 13 7 6 ;
12. Others of this class -...-.- ie 3 250 | 137 |) 156 9! 5 Silasiene. 3 i 2 | i ic i iW 3
I a | 1
VI.—Diseases of the urinary system and , 4,815 66 || 226|| 139; 82| 97; 180]; 282] 331] 386| 379 | 414] 4€4| 395. 436) 1,004
male organs of generation. -—. en | Paes
7 42 126 73 | 35] 44) 77] 133| 150] 111 206 | 214] 254] 213] 261 568
24 100 66; 47) 53; 103] 149] 181]| 215; 173! 200] 210) 189] 175' 436
ear M aa !
1. Bright's disease.....-...-- 123 146 24
rig’ § F. 103) 104. 252
2. Calculus, urinary.-.-.--.--- tr ie shasta Vibes banat (NEN ltssnia loaned Waste! (an ies cae ea 1 .
: ! M..| 1,009 38 9 |) 51 [20] 23 | 43] 58 a 66 | 28 a8 gh jssttas: :
3. Diseases of the kidney...- ; F. 980 23 98 43 24 25] 47 66 78 81 61 86 | a 67 66 ‘ 153
4. Diseases of the bladder... $7] 195 : Te Theale) Bd Bl Be OR ae dee, Ue
s M. 102 3 5 4 af ay ay 3 0 i 5
5. Others of this class........ ; F.. 62 ||........ 1 poe 2 4 6 : 10 6 ; ; 3 : i a 3
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

439

TaBLE 91.—DEATHS AMONG THE WHITE POPULATION OF BROOKLYN FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS
OF DISEASES DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, WITH DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

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| :
arial aa. tibad Ida | sak ia 30 to
CAUSE OF DEATH. Ree pee under 10 15 20 | 25 : 80 35
See : 5 years.|) years. | years.| years.| years.; years.| years. }
|
a i |
as one ee eeree | Peer | [ee aa | eco eee | Spel are aT |--—
[X.—Diseases of the bones and joints..-. 214 9 29 47 33 | 13; 16 5 i.
mee pees: nea oe eh eee, nese
Males ...... 115 6 | 9! 9! 6! 10 7! 3
Females 99 3 14 27 14 ' 7! 6 | 4. i
|
1. Diseases of the spine ...... e: ae ‘ : iS ‘ A 4 | : ‘ : ! a ; | ‘
2 |
26 Diseases of the bones...... {-- a i 1| 5 s 5| i 25 2 ae
wis Neves eee t “eBE tamed Baemboe [steetee
i ' | | ‘ |
5. Diseases of the hip joint .. os 7 ee “| : . 8 : ' 1 | 1.
i | i | i
4. Others of this class........ i‘: Hn 1 {| f \ LS
X.—Diseases of the skin.........2------- 185 | 68 | at!
Males 102 ! 35 44 |
Females 83 ‘i 33 40
{,
Fi : M.. 51 18 25
i -ADGCOSS 2c ccc vescosccen yes Se 42 19 | 24
2. Carbuncle 0.2... . eee... {Re te oe ‘
od fleseeeeealfeceeeree
rh
3. Others of the class ....-... fe ‘ _ | 1 1
XI.— Diseases of the absorbent system -. 4s || 4 10
Males 21 | 3 7
Females 27 | 1 3
1. Addison's disease ......... { a
2. Diseases of the spleen..... {eo 3 en L ; i
3. Others of this class ....... {e a g 2 ° !
XIJ.—Accidents and injuries .......-...- 2.971 211 444
Males -....... 2,307 | 120; 267 90 7 gs| iar} 211! 208
Females 664 91 |) 177 46 13 23 32 50 | 38
qy 1
iI 1
M.. 161 6) 82 10 ; 2 5 7 8 6
1. Burns and scalds ....-..... ie S 140 | 6 | 46 20 | 5 9 6 i | 6
2. Drowned ....--.----..+.--- {¥.- 5 7 «
3. Exposure and neglect ..... {Po 2
4. Gunshot wounds .......... {eo
5. Homicide.........-.---.... ae
6. Infanticide.....-.......-+- f Mes
7. Injuries by machinery .... ‘e- ‘i
8. Railroad accidents .-...... ir |
!
9. Suffocation ..........-.--.- to
10. Suicide by shooting ......- io
11. Suicide by drowning ...... ; Me
12. Suicide by poison .......-. {Fo
13. Other suicides..-------.--. ie
14. Sunstroke.....--..-------- {Re um |
{ !
4 I
15. Surgical operations........ § M: 56 >
i
YR. Wane ox ccsciccoee encased {eo a
|
17. Other accidents aud in- M..| 054
juries. TR cs | 279

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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440 VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLe 92.—DEATHS AMONG THE COLORED POPULATION OF NEW YORK FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS
OF DISEASES DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, WITH DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX.

 

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( years
\ All Una jj Total | 5t¢ | 10 to : 15 to 20 to | 25 to 30 to , 35to 40 to |; 45to, OO 1s Se tr OO ge and
CAUSE OF DEATH. | meee thee under |, 10 15. 20 25 35 40, 45 |_ 50 | 55 | 60 ‘over
| ges. year. ils years.|i years.| years. years. years. | yeara. years., years. years. | years. | years. Deane pera and
. ; : ! | un-
! ' i known.
Aa ee ee oe Sali pot = fee aed sa Pie rae ne =~
All camses........2.. 022.0202 eee ee 4,792 |} 1,400 , 1,867 | 94 | 69. 181 278 370 | 299 333 276 215 | 206, 148 146 360
Fo af eal at steegpe ns
Males 2. 626 | 767 | 997 an 33} 72 160 ; 219 190 206 174 10 i 116, 80 ' 63 127
Females.....- 2.166 | 633" . 870 47 | 36 | 59 118 ' 51 109 i 127 102 P| 90! 68 i 8l 233
Unknown causes.......------------ 4} 2 g i i i |
Males 2 | 1 1
Females 2). 1 1
i BS —
1.—General diseases. i |
General diseases—A .........---.-- i 626 334° 449 14 28
Males 334 186 241 7 10
Females.... 292 148 208 i 7 18
: 2
1. Smallpox -.....--.-..---
2. Measles: -<cessesci2-22008 {R
3. Searlet fever ._....-..-- se na
4. Diphtheria ...........-. {eo
5. Whooping cough ...---- ie “|
6; Heverwerssosuerszezsexs {¥ “
7. Cerebro-spinal fever - {e
8 Typhoid fever ..-...... {F:
9. Diarrheal diseases ..-.-. ie.
10. Cholera infantum ....... ie
11, Malarial fever .-....--. ie
12. Erysipelas ........----- {eo
13. Septicamia ------.--.--.
14. Venereal diseases ....--
15. Others of this group -..

 

General diseases—B --.-.--.-------

 

Males
Females

1. Parasitic diseases ...-.-.
2. Alcoholism .....--.-----

3. Lead poison

 

4. Other poisons ...-..-..-.

5. Inanition .....-.......--

General diseases—C ..-.....-.-----

 

Males
Females.....-..--

 

 

1. Premature birth ......--

2. Stillborn ....-.----------

3. Malformation ...-.------

 

 

aie 5 38:
4. Debility and atrophy ---. § Me : a 39

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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5. Oldage ..-.-------------- {Po 33

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 441

TABLE 92.—DEATHS AMONG THE COLORED POPULATION OF NEW YORK FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS
OF DISEASES DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, WITH DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Continued.

] : 65
years

| Bto ' 10 to 16 to | 20 to ap te 30 to. 85 to | 40 to 45 to | 50 to | 55 to | 60 to and
| 5 5

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1
All || Under |

eee ltecen | 15 | 20 | 25 33 | 40 «| 4 50 | 55 | 60 | 65 — over

. | years. | years. | years. years. 'years. years. | years. years.| years. ' years. | years./years. and
: : : : ' ‘ ! un-

1 . . known.

i

|

CAUSE OF DEATH.

 

    
     

I.—General diseases—Continued. i
General diseases—D...........----- '

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&
2
a
+
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4. Consumption. ......---- §
5. Hydrocephalus .......-- {
6. Cancer s.escccesessevese §
Te TUMOR. coscecesssewe ses: §
8. ANMMI ay ocexeeedseeuen §
9: DrOPSidsaceesemossesex ;
10, Diabetes ........-.----- §
11. Others of this group. -... ee
12. Others of this class..... {Fo
JI.—Diseases of the nervous system.....-
Males ....
Females..
1, Inflammation of thebrain. - §
2. Apoplexy .-...-..--------
3. Paralysis...------.-------
a. Tetanus and trismus vas- § M.
centium. iF S
5. Epilepsy -......-------+-- {Ro
6. Convulsions ...--.-------- {F. |
7. Mental diseases --..----.- {Ro |
8. Diseases of the bram fF] Ig fg) Fa ttt ; ae a) “all “lea, tee: Ce
j
8, Diseases of the spinal eord {e77] 15 | ee oe ace ere eee | esd ee pases gape eee ee es
1 | i
10. Others of this class.-..--. {e. |
i
|
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Males
Females

 

 

 

 

1. Angina pectoris ----

 

P M..
2. Aneurism ...------------+ j ,..

3. Diseases of the heart..--- ie

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

4. Others of this class -.-.-- {Po
442

VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE Wee RES THs AMONG THE COLORED POPULATION OF NEW YORK FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS
OF DISEASES DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, WITH DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

1
CAUSE OF DEATH. :

IV.—Diseases of the respiratory system...

  
 

Males ..

Females ..
0, COU pes 523424 sede cocase
2. Laryngitis ....--..-..---- j
3. Bronchitis.........-...---
4. Pneumonia....-....-----.
5. Pleurisy.-...--.-.-------+

6. Asthnma,: = .sccscadcescaas

7. Others of this class...---- §

V.—Diseases of the digestive system..--.

 

 

Total
| under j

"| & years.|

15 to | 20 to | 2d to
20 25 30
years. | years. | years.

 

30 to | 35 to | 40 to
35 40 45
years. | years. | years.

4310 | 50 to

50 | «8a
years. years.

55 to

years,

‘65
| years
60to; and
66 over
years. | and
un-
‘known.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Males
Females......-.--.--

 

1. Dentition .....-..--...-.--

“. Diseases ot the stomach...

KE

4. Obstruction of the bowels. .

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Ra Hernia: ccsee ccicensgccetees a
6. Other diseases of thegM-..

bowels. B.2
7. Jaundice......----------+-

&. Inflammation and abscess
of the liver.

=e oe Ae

9. Other diseases of the liver.

10. Peritonitis ....-.----.-----

mie ade

ll, Ascites...--.--------------

an RM, ORR RRO esa“

mm

12. Others of this class -------

VI.—Diseases of the urinary system and |

male organs of generation.

Males --.--
Females...

 

1. Bright's disease. ...------- ae
2, Calculus, urinary ...------ Mes
3. Diseases of the kidney-... Se
4. Diseases of the bladder... ee
5. Others of this class ...-.-. ie

VIl.—Diseases of the female organs of
generation.
1. Ovarian tumors.....--------- ae
2. Ovarian diseases.
3. Uterine tumors.
4. Uterine diseases...
5. Others of this class. -.-----------

VIIL.--Affections connected with preg:

naney.
1. Abortion
2. Childbirth...-.---
3. Puerperal septicemia -.---
4. Extra-uterine pregnancy .-

3. Others of this class ---..------+- '

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

    
    
  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
   
 
 
  

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 443

TaB_e 92,.—DEATHS AMONG THE COLORED POPULATION OF NEW YORK FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND ‘CLASS
OF DISEASES DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, WITH DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Continued.

- ‘ i : 1 "eg
: | | 65
| Total |; Sto | 10 to! 15 te 20to | 25 to | 30to | 35 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50to | 55 to | 8Oto ; “and
| under | 10 | 15 20 | 25 | 30 35 40 | 45 50 | 55 60 | G5 : over

 

 

All Under

CAUSE OF DEATH.” ages. 11 year

 

5 years.|| years. | years. | years. years. | years. | years, | years. | years. | years. | years. | years.| years.’ and

 

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IX.—Diseases of the bones and joints. ...

Males ....------
Females.....---

1. Diseases of the spine .....
2. Diseases of the bones .. ..
3. Diseases of thehip joint...

+. Others of this class........

 

X.—Diseases of the skin ......-...--.---

 

Males ...-
Females...

 

Ji; AbSCOSSe222220 aewevelcns

 

 

 

 

 

Males...
Females.

1, Addisou's disease ..-.-..--

 

2. Diseases of the spleen ...-. 3 BU

 

 

3. Others of this class ......

XII.—Accidents aud injuries ........---- :

 

Males
Females

_

. Burns and scalds ......--..
2. Drowiiell, ccisscceceatiescsaw
3. Exposure and neglect
4. Gunshot wounds.....-.....

. Homieide ...s252550-5-05 005

or

. Infanticide ...2......-222..

o

_

« Injaries by machiuery

. Railroad accidents.........

ao

9. Sutfocation ..---..-------..

 

 

10. Suicide by shooting ..-.....

11, Suicide by drowning......

 

12. Suicide by poison -....-.--

 

 

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13. Other suicides. ...-..------

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Jd. Sunstroke...2.-.2.2-2226--

ed

15. Surgical operations ..-..-.

 

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16. Wounds

mE

 

17. Other accidents and in-
juries.

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444 VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE 93.—DEATHS AMONG THE COLORED POPULATION OF BROOKLYN FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS
OF DISEASES DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, WITH DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   
 
 
 
 
 
   
 
 
  
 
  
 
    

 

Bi i | | 65
| : ‘ ' | : ' ae f | years
AD Una Total |, 5 to ‘10 to | 15 to, 20 to | 25 to | 30 to | 35 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50 to | 55 to 60 to: and
CAUSE OF DEATH. | ages. \dpear.|under ; 10 | 15 | 20 | 25 | 30 |"35 | 40 | 45 | 50 | 55 |_ 60 | 65 | over
» Ages. | 1 ear. ils years.|i years. years. years. ; years. | years. | years. Beara: | ears. | VENTS: | Hears. (oats years. | aud
i t : : i : known,
Bao bil Ee MA. ies, { asda ee, ghee bol Le ote seat) eh hee = hah ae ete ok pbs eee he Se ree De ie ———
; } | i H ’
AD CaNBOBSeicscesntnccteisissiisieeeeexeisuc 1, 851 567 812 | 95 44 64 | 95 | 85 83 83 61 76 ; 70 : 76 48 v7
mae ee pe RY a ft -—y eel
Males .......... | 909 |) 298) 42a) 41a]! aa ge! ge | go} af as) a6! | 61
Females..... 942 269 384 34 27 4) i 51 | 43) 39 43 32: 31 34 42 25 116
Unknown causes
Males
Females

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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General diseases—A

 

 

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. Diphtheria ...........-- § M.. 23

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. Whooping cough

 

 

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7.
8. Typhoid fever...-.-.---
9.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

14.
15.
General diseases—B.....-----------
Males
Females

1. Parasitic diseases

 

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3. Malformation -..--------

4. Debility and atrophy..-. ,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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7
12

5. Old age..-------e0+0- 22+ te TOS ceicsectraava le eAcnizel laceretiondl eas tcadlseaameralioes aces lsat clleeccnce
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 445

TABLE 93.—DEATHS AMONG THE COLORED POPULATION OF BROOKLYN FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS
OF DISEASES DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, WITH DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

 

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1 ‘| Total
, All Under
CAUSE OF DEATH. ages. [a year. sv,
| I years.|
ea! 2 serie \i—
I—General diseases —Continued. i i
General diseases—D.....-..-------- 419 | 30 }
fame | ommianie||
Males 215 | ld |
Females i
!
, 1. Rheumatism ....-.....- {ee
2. Scrofula and tabes....-. { i
3. Leprosy-...------.--.-- {eo
4. Congumption.........-- {e- Me z
5. Hydrocephalus. ....---- {eo i 2
6. Cameer vase eeeeeeeeees fro) od
te LUMOPsccavecssecs eee {ee Lmodias 2 .

2

=

1.

cS

2

 

Females. .-..-

1. Inflanmation of the brain. {eo
2. Apoplexy ..-..-----.------ ; Me
3. Paralysis ..--------------- ite

4. Tetanus and trismus nas-
ceutiunm

5. Epilepsy ------------------
G. Convulsiongs....-.-----+---

7. Mental diseases ---

9, Diseases of the spinal cord. {it--

e

0. Others of this class -.-.--- ; ‘

Males
Females

1, Augina pectoris

2, Aneurisio .-..-...---------
3. Diseases of the heart..-..- fe
4. Others of this class .....-. pe

 

 

| 5 | | 10 to

| es per genre

 

 

 

| |
i I

15 to | 20 to | 25 to
20 | 25 | 30

years. | years. | years.
'

| 65
i | years
58 to 60 to | and
| 60 | 64 | over
|

30 to | 85 to | 40 to |
35 | 40 | 45 |
years. | years. | years. lyears. yates

Ss

45 to | 50 to |
58

years. | years. and
! ! un.
| Known.

     
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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4413 VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLE 93.—DEATHS AMONG THE COLORED POPULATION. OF BROOKLYN FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS
OF DISEASES DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, WITH DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Continued.

| | | | |
2
3 to 20 to | 25 to 80 to | 85 to | 40 to | 43 to | 50 to

3

20 25 | 1 35 4 50 55 |_6

years.| years. | years.‘ years.| years. sere years. | years. ; yeas ee ‘and
i :
i \ :

 

 

 

Total || 5 to | 10to ae ao be ie :

All Under 2
4 under 10 15
ages. |; 1 year. 6 years.|| years. | years.

 

CAUSE OF DEATH.

 

 

 

 

IV.—Diseases of the respiratory system...

 

 

 

 

 

Males

Females
ls, COFOU Psion e5 ets eee
2. Laryngitis -...-....-.---- {e-
3. Bronchitis eho {ee
4. Poeumonia.........-.---. {e.-
5. Pleurisy....-------------- {f.
6. Asthma .......22222.-22-. Se
+. Others of this class....... M.-

V.—Diseases of the digestive system ....

 

  
  
    
   
  
  

Males) cecac<c2eceectscsccercns

 

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1. Dentition.....--..----.--- Sh .
2. Angiliazs:s..s-<sess--222+ M..

3. Diseases of the stomach..

 

 

 

me me

4. Obstruction of the bowels.

 

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fy Mé@rnia 2x2 2c accoesc ceases

 

 

o. Other diseases of the§M..

bowels. F..
a re M..
Gz SAO ICE wise scine ajacctsereraiss y

8. Inflammation and abscess
of the liver.

 

9. Other diseases of the liver

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10. Peritonitis .-.-.----------

11, Aseitea: 22: s2cecc2csee ence

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2. Others of this class..-----

VI.—Diseases of the urinary system and
male organs of generation.

 

 

 

 

Maleayinccis weicieweianinene
Females
1. Bright's disease .-.-...-.- j ales
2. Calculus, uriuary..--..-.- tee

3. Diseases of the kidney. -- th

 

4. Diseases of the bladder... ie

 

 

 

5, Others of this class...-.-. .F a

VI1.—Diseases of the female organs of
generation.
1. Ovarian tumors...-..-.-.---+--- |
2. Ovarian diseases - zal
3. Uterine tumors...
4. Uterine diseases. -
5. Others of this class..--.--------

 

VILL—A ffectiona connected with preg-
nancy.
1. Abortion ......---
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NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 447

-TarnLe 93.—DEATHS AMONG THE COLORED POPULATION OF BROOKLYN FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS.
OF DISEASES DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, WITH DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

 

 

 

: | 65
2 y to, | ~ { 4 i dmas i ee ! L “ - i ' years
Al |} Under | Total |; to {10 to | 15 to | 20, to | 25 to 30 to | 85 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50 to | 54 to ;60to “and
CAUSE OF DEATH, i ages. | 1 year. under 10 16 20 : 25: 380 : 35 | 45 | 50 55 60 | 65 over
ca re iyear:

; 5 years.|| years. | years.| years.| years. years. years.' years.. years. years.|years.|/years.;years. and
: : ' : uu-

known.

      
   
   
 
   
  
 
  
 
 
   
  
 
  
  
  
    
 
 
 

 

 

 

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Males
Females

 

 

1 Diseases of the spine..... {

2. Diseases of the bones ..-.. j a =

3 Diseases of the hip joint. . j a a

 

+ Others of this class ...... ; M as dare
X.— Diseases of the skin ....-.....-.-..-.|
Males .-.-.-

Females. -..

1. Mbeeet ceed enees ted B

2. Carbunele .....-

 

3. Others of this class....-.- j ¥ Pa

XI.—Diseases of the absorbent system

 

 

 

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Females
1, Addison's disease......--. §
2. Diseases of the spleen. -.. ;

 

 

 

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. Burns and sealds...-.....

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to

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pers ene apace ee | ot ae ee ee
15. Surgical operations. ..---- ; aes

; ery
16. Wounds ...-..-.--. 0 ------ ; Bo

?

17. Other accidents und in-§ M..
juries. Un
448

VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLe 94.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN THE UNITED STATES, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH

DISTINCTION OF AGE AND

SEX.

 

 

 

 

 

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: ‘j) Total | 5 to | 10to | 15 to |20to | 25 te 30 t0 | B5te 40 to | 45 to | 50 to 55 to | 60 to
CAUSE OF DEATH, \ j under | 10 | 15 20 25 | 30 35 40 45 5 | 55, 60 | «65
i 5 years.| years. years. | years. | years. | years. i years.| years. years. years" Years: years. | years,
: ‘ # 1 | '
: : | i , ' z |
Seton tee | ees vacdl etna dis Wiens) Seana Ghent saa ee Se ‘
1 , \ \ i
All causes...... 2.2222 .0eeee eens eee 63. 333 || 27, 379 || 40, 916 |] 2,693 | 811 ; 1,016 | 1, 464 ; 1,732 1,551 1,409 409 | 1.435
MMGE oo codes ccccenandasend 33,768 || 14,966 || 22,087 | 1,355 418! 509 “148 867 | 831 Ba ! 860
Females......-....-.-...--. 29, 565 || 12.413 || 18.829 |/ 1,338 393 507 721 i 865 ! 720 a 573
Unknown causes.......-----.------ 24 16 ; 20 =
=
Males ........----.-----2.-- | bt 7 9
Females ..............2----- 4 9 1l
I.—General diseases:
General diseases—A ---..--......-. 16, 969
Males 8, 685
Females .....-......- --| 8.284
1. Smallpox .-........----- ie
2. Measles .............--- ec

 

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6, Fever ssc scncvsxcecvcren oe
i
7. Cerebro-spinal fever. ... vo :

 

8. Typhoid fever. .

 

9. Diarrheal diseases... .-. fii
10. Cholera infantum 2.2... oe
11. Malarial fever. .....-... oar.
12. Erysipelas ..-.... a {e-
13. Septiceemia .....--...-. ie
14. Venereal diseases -....- {Fo
15. Others of this group .-- § at

 

 

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227

rae

6,363.
5, 152 |
1,257

925 |

 

1. Parasitic diseases .----. j cae
2. Alcoholism .....-.------ ; M
3. Lead poison ...-.-...--- {he
4. Other poisons .--.--.--- Fon
5. Inanition......--------- ie
General diseases—C ...-..-----+----
Malés s2ccsqv0s esse caciediecs.
Females.-.....-----+----+---
1. Premature birth ....--. {x
2. Stillborn ....2...2.----- io
|
3. Malformation ..--.----- ro

a. Debility and atrophy. .-

5. Oli age

3, 768 |
2) 819 |
:

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112:

1,127 |
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NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

449

TABLE 94.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN THE UNITED STATES, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH
DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

fi i | | | 65
4 | years
Au |l una Total || Sto | 10 to | 15 to | 20 to | 25 to | 30 to | 85 to | 40 to} 45 to; 40 to! 55 to; 60 to | and
CAU! j ndéet |! under; 10 16 20 25 | 30 3d | 4 dD 50 ad 60 | 65 | over
USE OF DEATH. ages. || 1 year. i i
Eee | para B years. | years.; years.| years.) years.! years , years.' years.| years.) years. years.) years. years. and
i : ! | un-
| i : iN ' known.
pS s Seas | | oe
i i | ! ' i ! 1
1.— General discases—Continued. ! " He | i 1 :
“General diseases =U... abscesses 7,938 || 1,103 || 2,190 207 1451 415) 649 | 784} 633] 600} 472] 402] 358) 302] 250 531
Males .....- 4,111 | 630 |; 1, 232 i 100! 58} 180 | 327 | 394; 340] 319: 271] out 200; 147 | 115 217
Females 3, 827 | 473 958 i 107 5 87 235 322 | 390 293 281! 201 191 158 155 135 314
| i i |
fi FA 8! 5 | 9
2, Bhamatiom cesses fe) RG og | a
|
22 | 2 ko
2. Scrofula aud tabes -...- ie 5 a a \ i
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3. Leprosy .-......-------- ee
4. Consumption._........- {ee
5. Hydrocephalus. .-....-- {Fe
(a Oc {¥-
Fe DMUNOTccctey os sictaicinicisane ie
Re AAU Asoo 20 sasseciess ; Me
9. Dropsy aseee {eo
10, Diabetes.....-...2222.-. ee
11. Others of this group ... os

12. Others of this class .-.. { Mrs

  
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1I.—Diseases of the nervous system..... Sy 192 57 43 42 60 | 93 91) 135 131 173 206 191 781
u = 7 : ‘
Males -- ” | 4,894 99 7 a4 20 32! 56: ot! 73: 7} 1w6| 117 105 371
Females......--.--..-----+- , 6 1,569 | 93 30 16 22 28] 37. 30} 62,83 67 89 86 410
I ‘ i | !
aoe . 6M. 982) 435, = 800 | 60 14 12 8 5, 18, 13! da] 18 ll 3 5 12
1 Inflammation: of the brainy ip: BIB} sab! 680.78} AT 7 8 3: 8. 3] 5; 6 3 6 1 10
| | i | \
. M.. 515 | 20 | 28 | 1 1 4 3 8) 2: 2 | 27} 29 52 65 60 195
2. Apoplexy ---------------- iF 4 | 14 90: sage Lo Aseeitaes 3 8) 8; Wy 3h, 2k 40 53 54 223
| : i :
7 i at. 176 | 2 ll. 5 1 Le asec 2| 3) ,8] 13] 15 7 58t 15 74
3. Paralysis.-.-.------------- iP vi 150 | 5 Bie gale ell geaccia’ 2 1 2: 6 | 4. 6! 8) 9 8 89
; ' i
4. Tetanus and trismus nas. § Me. 75 | |
centium. F a 47 i |
| I !
saa! 58 :
5. Epilepsy ----..----+-+--+-- Po 51 |
'
| ;
6. Convulsions..--.-..------- {y 7 oy : '
| |
; ae ' 2 )
7. Mental diseases.--..----.- {ee 3 | 3 J 3 ;
| . perloe
: P M..' 385} 129; ~— 206 15 7 3 3 5. 9 10 | 6 14 9 21 16 61
8. Diseases of the brain...... irs 3201 10d} 177 15 4 5 4 6 5 | dig 7! 6 8 13 57
t | 7
5 é 85 8 18 |! 5 1 1 1 5 6 2) 5 3 i lL 4 16
9. Diseases of the spinal cord. j Fl. 16 6 10 7 3 | nea 1 a 1 | i | i 3 | é 6 4 5
: 4 i t
a M.. 12 1 2]; Disease ‘sjotteamalneatess 1 1 1 AD ise Saenenecem pal eeneen 3
10. Others of this clase .-.-.-. if 95 1 1}; Tlic cece te 3 i 3 | 2, 1 aM ecgee 3 3 5
1 ! | |
| Aree
III.—Diseases of the circulatory system.) 2, 829 | 422 490 119 118 89 76 93 103 | 152 | 151 174 | 196. 187 194 687
' E rs i) eee © earl
Males | 1,593 f 231 || 268 48 52 47 39 52/58 83 | 86 91; 123 | ag] 104 358
Weviales.co, | 1,306 | 191 || 222 7 66 42 37 5 69 | 65 8; 73, 73 90 329
: . ites 35 | ae! 1 2i 4! 4 3 19
1. Angina pectoris..-.------- F.| 30 S Peas 2 ot as Pa 4 12
: a. 61 j nt es 6! 9 8 | og . 8 4 9
2, Aneurism --.---------+-++- F..| 14 9 9 | 2 as ts : 1 1 4
x. 1, 222 |! 45 52 47 33/50! 50] 76! 76 81 | WL, 102 94 321
3. Diseases of the heart.....- iF “1 Toso | o ! en 3 | i 61 79 84 307
ats | 205 186 189 i 3
4. Others of this class ....... iP oy 173 i 157 162 | 1 2

 

29

938

 
450

VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLE 94.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MOTHERS BORN IN THE UNITED STATES, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH
DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Continued.
5 | 65
i 7 j years
All Una Total Sto | 10 to | 16 to | 20to | 25 to | 30to | 85 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50to | SSto | GOto and
CAUSE OF DEATH. ages. | 1 year. ||tader || 10 15 20 | 25 30 | 35 40 45 50 | 55 60 | 65 | over
ges. year. 'l5 years.|| years.| years.| years.| years.| years.| years.| years.| years. arare years.| years.! years.| and
un-
; known.
IV.—Diseases of the respiratory system.) 10, 964 3, 965 7, 736 462
!
Males 5, 813 2,152 4, 134 238
Females 5.151 1.813 3, 602 224
fog a Wersasee M. 854 109 758 86
POUL sce tginsdemmasaenaeen ; ¥ 765 92 660 95
5 ae M. 63 14 | 48 7
2. Laryngitis -........22..--. i} . 60 12 | 48 | 7
' i
a |
3h sae. M..| 1,519 946 | 1,338 26
Ponehitlsseseaeseannncse2: {yl 1433 | ts | 410} 19 6
: ei
4. P Baits eae reais M..| 2,905 789 i 1, 652 107 28 50 100; 107 97 112 103 95° 95 66 73 220
MOM MONT A arses tince ase {F. 2.501 | 673 |) 4,445 98 36 40}. 64) 65 69 59 49 511 58 55 87 325
ii I a
5 Kee M. 96 | 19: 37 Oy [ee Siciciere 3 7 1 8 3 2 10 3 2: 3 10
js PICOLIS Ys sseeeeoeece tcc a i 2 i
oe sElearisy, iF, gy] 10] 1p 2] 2] a} Bf 2] 3 Bol Bel sy gts a, 7
M. re 2) Bl ch eal eee a dind et ee eh eA) 1 l 1 Pfs ga Mth a) Ai 6
6, Asthma ....2..0.2.2-0000-- ie a5 =| 1 feces eae Ghia coca U bigeceas 2 Plssea 9
7 ; M. 362 273 || 298 7 5 2 1 3 3 5 4 7 9 ze 4 10
‘, Others of this class ....... ie 301 230 || 354 3 1 3) 0041 Bil Sa. 4 1 1 4 tio 22
V.—Diseases of the digestive system... .. 1, 636 i 476 643 58 53 36 58 63 17 80 81 75 84 66 | 66 196
Males Sissies sian Seay ee Ree 892 : 272 367 38 34 23, 30 28 41 30 42 47 53 44 : 36 79
Females.........-.-...-.--. 744 | 204 276 20 19 13 28 35 36 50 39 28 31 22 | 30 117
ans MM.) 41 4 AL S
1. Dentitions: 2220 cacendekea iF oS 38 33 38
; M.. 25 6 17
2. Angina.....-..---.-----.- tel 17! 2, 12
: : 4 M. 147 57 76 £ | eaoeted 4 2 1 abt 5 7 6 8 7} 4 12
3. Diseases of the stomach.. if 140 : 36 51 9 3 9 5 5 6 6 6 6 9 3! 7 34
!
Sioa ao a AT 3 30 36 1 2 3 2 1 2 Tees: 3 2 i) Se
4. Obstruction of the bowels { 61 33 : aT Tihcaatiesl ape Ngee ; 5 : Blo oet a1 ae
. é M.. 39 13°)
9: Hernia occacxsecienestec soem ie aa Aocilesinask z :
6. Other diseases of the §M.. 12 6 :
bowels. F.. 10 5 |
q. Jaundice .-......-...-..-- {iF oe 5 |
Aa 22 20
| i
8. Inflammation aud abscess § M.. 43 3, Bsc Dei arab 2 3 4 4 2 3 |
of the liver. i | 31 3 7 Doo aot tal eee 2 Tnileeteieine 3 2: 1 : : 3 | ;
. é 7 z M..| 163 5 6 4 3 IT jascenes 8 4 11 21 22, 20 2 | 2
. > ses of the liver} : 2 24 16 23
9. Other diseases of the iver $3 =| 102 6 6 h....... : o I 3 6 3 9 i 8 13 9 9 | 34
1 1 !
” ie M..! 159 |; 22 40 20 14 7 16 9 10 7 7 5 6 4 |
ROTOR eRe eae {P| 7]; 6] «= 3} to] «| =o | 6k] ot | «oot sas] | «| S| SEO
| 2 | '
TDs ASCHESy sinc.2c2ehetincede {eo 3 | : t pero eee rr in
ne Ow ceed RG IEReSS ee i. |
12. Others of this class..-..... ie 168 | a a o |
.
VI.— Diseases of the urinary systemand | 2.596 | 83 224 70 43 58 91 115 128 200 193 212 230
| '
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VII.—Diseases of the female organs of

Sik Oty et

. Diseases of the kidney -..

. Diseases of the bladder...

. Ovarian tumors -.
. Ovarian diseases -

. Uterine disease Z
. Others of this class...--.....---

male organs of generation.

Males
Females

. Bright's disease

. Calculus. urinary

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

generation.

 
   

Uterine tumors.

VIII.—Affections connected with preg:

Oe wt

~ Childbirth

. Extra-uterine pregnane
. Others of this class

nancy.
Abortion ..--

 

  
  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

     
 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 451

TaBLE 94.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN THE UNITED STATES, FROM EACII SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH
DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

    
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘ | ] | ' 65
\ : 2 i ' _ years
' AN | Under || Total |] 5 to | 10 to! 15 to | 20 to | 25 to | 30 to | 85 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50 to | 55 to | GOto and
CAUSE OF DEATH. | ages. ji1 year under 10 |; 14 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 | 55 60 65° over
| ages. - | ® year. lls years.|| years. | years. years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years.| years. | years. | years. | years. | and
; ! ' ! un-
! : : i j known.
. pa Gpstoats teow ge ste 9 ema OR ies Baas eae y i eae
IX.—Diseases of the bones and joints...) 165, 8] 40 30; 8 i 4 2 7 5 4 at ow] ot 7
Males. hed eedaaceoiakadden 104 | 2) ai wi da) Cae eee 6 4 4 1 3/2! 5
Females. .....2-0+2js00enciescee 61 | 6) 16 12 Wiessscies | 1 2 1 I |ksseaee 2 4 | 3) 2
1. Diseases of the spine..... {ee a ' 7 \ a 3
i :
2. Diseases of the bones .-... {Po Fe PISS, L }
3. Diseases of the hip joint.. eo a 1 d
4. Others of this class ...... se. s see ay 1
a 3
23
11
12.
3
3. Others of this class. .-.... fe a
XI.—Diseases of the absorbent system -. 28
Males: scexsnseasenecnsaiivsid 15
Females.... TS |lseteceeeatl) 2 Die! Dee eectegy OB WR AL eet || ebteeeclemseeeeis
1. Addison's disease ..---.--- {F ;
2. Diseases of the spleen -..- ie : ews
3. Others of this class......- ; ae 4
XII.—Accidents and injuries ..-.-..----- 1, 643

 

 

 

  

 

Males .-.- “4, 108 £

Remales:csecoscaces 535 21 36 25 20 14 ML 33
1. Burnsand scalds..--.---.2 m7] eg |} Sg HER iter ere cfeeeeeze] 0 2 octetrae emeeee bot a 2
2. Drowned ..-.....---------
3. Exposure and neglect ..-.

- Gunshot wounds

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. Suffocation ...------------

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10. Suicide by shooting ------

J1. Suicide by drowning -----

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

12. Suicide by poison -------- 2
28 ; ,

13. Other suicides.----------- Bey 3 i ll eb ellen td | 3

1 maces

M..' 31 G 12 «|

14. Sunstroke-.----++-+07 075+ {FP ie 19 7 i3 5 4 | aS Bran nee 2, :

; . ou.) bt 3 6 i

15. Surgical operations --.--- VF. 132 3 eon 3

a AON Aes 1
1G. Wounds .-...----------- “ j ale 3 1! 1 1

 

 

Juries.

 

 

 

 

iv. Other accidents and in- § M-. 44 49, 132
Ur. 89

 
452 VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE 95.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN THE UNITED STATES, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH
DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX.

 

 

| | 63

i ‘ { i a years

: Al k i .5 to | 10 to | 15 to | 20 to | 26 to 30 to | 34 to | 40 to | 45 to one 55 to | 60to}] and
‘ages. |f1 vear./[tuder f/ 10 | 15 | 20 | 25 45 5

 

30 35 40 50 60 65 over
'§ years.|| years. , years.| years.| years,! years.| years. | years. | years. | years. | years. years.| years.) and
a . ‘ i i : : un-
: known.

CAUSE OF DEATH.

 
 
 
    
  
  

 

17,483 , 26, 040
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All causes 734, 761 822 | 873 3, 856

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Males ...- “91,197 |, 9,587 | 14,061 4o1| 382] 425] 469] 1,598

Females... 19.906 |, 7,896 | 11,979 333: 379| 397] 404] 2,258
Unknown causes..----..--------- 35 7 9

Males i

 

5
Females ..-.----- 4

 

 

1I.—General diseases.
General diseases—A ...------------

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Malés: 225-55 e02486 -' 5,484
Females 5, 230
1. Smallpox..-.----------- Ae : 5 Se nc oo!
2. Measles .-.------------- pu. ie ‘
3. Searlet fever..---.------ pies a
4. Diphtheria ....-....2-- ce tee
5. Whooping cough-...--- ie a
6. Fever ..--.------------- ie q
7. Cerebro-spinal fever. - -- ; Mes
8. Typhoid fever...-.----- {fF uy
9. Diarrheal diseases. -- --- {Fo 1
10. Cholera infantum ..---- {e " z a
11, Malarial fever-..-2----- {Fol op |
12. Erysipelas ....---.--++- {F]  &
13. Septiczemia..--.-------- {ee a
14. Venereal diseases -.----- ; Me as
15. Others of this group --- f Me a
General diseases—B ..-.------------ 543
Males Tr 303
Females 240
1. Parasitic diseases..-.--- iF eras i j

 

 

 

 

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5. Inanition .-------------- ; y.. eee
General diseases—C -.-------------- 7, 524
Males .--------------------- 3,970
Females ..------------------ 3, 554
J. Premature birth.-...---- ie a '
M. 2477
9, Stillborn....--------+2+ {tet Pag
xt... 35
3. Malformation..--------- ; a. a 185
M.. 1,029
4. Debility and atrophy... f ¥ : | 1093
i |
M..: 132
5. Old age -----------+---+- ; Fi 313 |!
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 453

TABLE 95.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN THE UNITED STATES, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH
DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Contiuued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| ‘i ce ee 65
| lies | : i years
All } Under | Total || 5 to | 10 to | 15 to | 26 to | 25 to | 30 to | 85 to | 40 to | 45 to: 50 to 55 to | 60 to | and
CAUSE OF DEATH. seen. (NG Ear } under 10 16 20 25 30 35 | 40 45 50: 55 60 65 over
Bea eee 5 years.|lyears. | years. years. | years. | years. | years. , years. ; years. | years. years.) years.|years.| and
‘ | | { un-
' | ' known.
ae } |
at. — Yi aa i
i ; ! i
I.—General diseases—Continued. 1 1 : i i i
General diseases—D....-.--.-..--. 4,777 i 678 |. 1,191 U7 96 i 308 i 463 421 364 326 278 ' 239 198 183 173 420
Males . 2, 297 354 : 642 | 56 31 | 138 232 208 186 156 139 127 | 66 81 79 162
Females. 2,480 324 549 : 61 65 : 170 231 213 184 170 139 112; = 182 102 94 258
5: 2 M.i 0 71 5 |! 67 5 4 3 2 1 4 5 5,8 3 7 W
1. Rheumatism........2... te 59 1 |! 6 | & 5 6 af Nl ssiaeevate’s 3 3 al I 2 4 1 15
5 7 | 2
% Herofulaand tabes.....fF | Teh ae “wel sf af abn f CRP OURENIOEInp a pigL ppd
3. Leprosy ..-...--.-...--- os : |
i |
4. Consumption........... ie Ave i ue 1 " i
i i |
5. Hydrocephalus ..-..---- ; at are ‘ es San
6. Canoe eo Goce ceeccee a
, M.. 21
Te PUM OBec ane nese Aactcies 3 |
iF s 23 |
\
8 Anwemia.......2...----- {eo a : 13 ]
'
1
9. Dropsy ssesessscccad: coe {eo Be ice Sills te
2 M.. 40 | 2
10. Diabetes..........-..--- Sarl
inbetes iF = 29 | 1!
i i
4 M.. 22 | 8 |: 12
11. Others of this group... . ji
§ F. 4 | gi 45
12. Otbers of this class..... § i. c “TI pee voy | sg
i !
II.—Diseases of the nervous system...-... 4, 826 i 1, 922 2, 986 : ; F
era 4) sumer ais peor :
Males 2.534 |] 1,071 || 1,618: 119 32 16 9! 95! 95] 39 38 47 so! 96 332
Females..-.---..------ 2. 292 851 1, 368 H 107 36 15 27 | 20 20 | 37 40 38 | 47 68 7 398
4 ; i : :
5° 55 | 5 . 5 | 5
1. Inflammation of the brain. {eo oe \ ae oe ee a8 | c : : ! ° 4 q ! 3 ql ° ie
q rs i 7 i
: ) ! | i
oe M.. 355 | 5 9 Vic cencslepyeere a 4! 6 | 1 14 17! 22 45 5+ 170
2» Apoplexy? varsen<cniier-se ie T3499 | 3 9 2 A lecueued 21 «6 2° 40 ni 15 (2! 3g 37} 193
a. Paralysis: ose. cceccscccee Sad ‘i 338 : : |
4. Tetanus and trismus nas-§ M.. 68
centium. UF z 42
3. Bpllepig! eee io Bh,
6. Convulsions ...----------- si at ee
| ;
7. Mental diseases .--...---- {Feo + '
|
&. Diseases of the brain... -- {i : aa
9 Diseases of the spinal cord a a ‘
|
10. Others of this class -.---- {ee 6
i
|
III.—Diseases of the circulatory system 5 1, 864
Males -- | 960
Females 904
9
J. Angina pectoris -..----.- ; ot fa
{
2: AMEMPIBNY 2 32:2.c0.6ce tees {Fo ug
i
3. Diseases of the heart... -- ir a a

 

 

 

 

4. Others of this class.....-- {F- "
454

VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLe 95.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN THE UNITED STATES, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH
DISTINCTION OF AGE AND .SEX—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

CAUSE

OF DEATH.

  

 

Males sovegessexes exe nan- a

Females .c<o.ec1aesecee- 5...
¥; Croup) secsseneecemsntesees {r-
2. Laryngitis .......-.-.-..- { Me
3. Bronchitis........----...- {F-
4. Pneumonia...........--.. ie
5. Pleurisy....-- fi ceesei ae Le
6. Asthma 222: :200s0:s52555% {ee
7. Others of this class.....-. {FP

V.—Diseases of the digestive system ....

 

 

 

 

 

Males a
Females
1. Dentition {e-
y D) ADGINA descceleedaceisee {f. '
i
3. Diseases of the stomach. . (ut.|
bef
4. Obstruction of the bowels. . § au: :
5. Hernia {¥ ‘
|
6. Other diseases of thes M..:
bowels. B: ;
Fs DAUUMICG scence ; ee
8. Inflammation and abscess § M. I
of the liver. F. |
9. Other diseases of the liver. ; at |
10. Peritonitis ..........-...- feo
Tle ASEM{CS cnc ccoeeeqnscistes 2c iF
12. Others of this class ....-. fe.

VI.—Diseases of the urinary system and
male organs of generation.

MACS) seceraewanceasasesscesd |
Pe@uinlOsc.2nrsinje pac ajeeieres saad
1. Bright’s disease

2. Caleulus, urinary...--.-..

3. Diseases of the kidney...

4. Diseases of the bladder .. ;

ss

VII.—Diseases of the female organs of |
generation.

Pe.
M..

5. Others of this class F_ |

1. Ovarian tumors
2. Ovarian disease
3. Uterine tumors
4. Uterine diseases.
5. Others of this cla

  

VIII.—Affections connected with preg-
nancy.

Abortion ....-....----+------+ sey
. Childbirth : ail
Puerperal septicaemia - . |
Extra-uteriue pregnancy ‘i
Others of this class..... .----- |

  
  

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| Ey 4 a a ae 65
j i | | ! years
AN | Under | Total || 5 to 10 to | 15 to | 20 to | 25 to. 30 to | 35 | to! 40 to | 45 to | 50 to | 55 to] 60 to | and
ames. | Lyear.| Under | 10° 15 i "go | as | 30 | 4 45 | 50 65 | 60 | 66 | over
PEAR wee’ \ a years. cance i years. | | years. | Leis ‘yen. I penis) reais: |seane:| venta: years.| and
. + i ; } g { “ un-
: ; 4 ! known.
a ie ei fois ‘See ay a : ie i ers Sie ak es
6,809 | 2,199] 4,513 || 402 65 | 82 99} 92 | 137: 114° 121/ 98! 147 433) 161 645
peed eee Saas octal Rares : \ i
3.383! 1,177| 2,456 ]| 204; 20! 42 501 si| 79! 78: 691 "B24 63 1 248
3. 226 952} 2,057 | | ; BBL ¢ i : 5
1 :
502 51 4lL : | |
448 52 371 1 |
i
103 9 87 t
85 |. 15, 64 ; :
974 539 816 |
928 450 722 |:
1,670; 391 913 |
1.510! 313 153
48 6 16 7
32 4 6
92 | 6 8
19 | 3 3
264 175 205
204 115 138
1, 736 628 930
870
866
244
211
25
16
107 i 3:
138 ! 4!
42 2 2 1: 3| 10
47 2 3 1 6° 13
20 | 1 TD soaiacctiotene i 9
7 1 2. 1 2 | pele
19 i 3
11 2
37 4
30 5
36 1 2! 4 8
47 4 3 7 15
|
99 |. 13 4: 9 2! 22
R2 | 8 9| 8 5! 28
| :
92 | 2 1j 2 2 5
158 4 4 | 6 2 7
10 | taee 2 1
12 Jeeee--- 1 | serese-[eeeeeee | 5
139 2 Beals iat 4 3
I
MoT, FBT GB fener Deere] Tp Dp eee a ok 1 10
; 1
1,219 a 85} 80 97 300
zs 2 Meee ee
658 0 27 | 29 : ; 47 56/48 6g | 7
561 14 56 31) 20 23 7 32 37 481 34 | 30 29 32 3 Ha
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

455

TaBLE 95.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS. BORN IN THE UNITED STATES, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH
DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

 

 

    

 

| pe
All Under Total 5 to | 10 to | 15 to | 20to | 25 to | 80to | 35 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50 to | 55 to | 60 to
CAUSE OF DEATH. ages. || 1 year. | Under 10 15 20 25 30 85 40 45 50 55 60 65
Bee: year. 5 years.|! y ears. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years.| years. | years. | years. | years.
ean Pa ed ya ee Le nt
IX.—Diseases of the bones and joints ... 14 3 10 H 22 10 | 6 6 2 2 2 5 1 1 3 ;
MALES: 15. cciencc seconuiateentee 37 3 6]; 9 6; 2 3 2 1 1 3 ThliSicoan
Females ....0-.csaeteacnee oe BT | iccoatanas 4 i 13 4 4 3 |.-.---- 1 1 D Mhesesars sie, 1
‘ = 15 2!
1, Diseases of the spine. .... M ¥ ‘|
iF ee 22 1
2. Diseases of the bones ... {ee : |
i 7
i
3. Diseases of the hip joint... {F : Ae :
:
4. Others of this class ...... {eo 2 |
X.—Diseases of the skin............----- a4
Males 47
Females 27
WA D8 0088 sicccisce caren sey ; ae Ff
2. Carbuncle -.-....2....2... ar! $
aT
'
3. Others of this class ...... {eo We
se
!
XI.—Diseases of the absorbent system .. 18
Males ......-.. 7
Females 11
= Batons 1
1, Addison's disease ........ ; 3
2. Diseases of the spleen -.. ; F. =
3. Others of this class ...... ie . °
XII.—Accidents and injuries......--.... 642";
Males 432 |:
Females 210 |.
1. Burus and scalds.....-.-- § Ms , a
i)
2. Drowned ......--.-------- {ee 2
3. Exposure and neylect -. -- re eee
é Me. 5
4. Gunshot wounds ...-..--- 1F.. 1
3
5. Homicide. ...-..-------.-- ae 2
6. Infanticide ......2222----- ee loc
2
7. Injuries by machinery. ... ; Ms etna ete!
8. Railroad accidents -.--.... f aM: 2
54
9. Suffocation ...------------ 5 Mes o7
26
10. Suicide by vhooting ...... {R 3
11. Suicide by drowning....- ee Noes
12. Suicide by poison..-.---- i: i
13. Other suicides......---.-- eo.
9
14. Sunstroke ...----.------- {e- Ve
15. Surgical operations - ...-. {e a
16. Wounds .....-.--------- wy
17. Other accidents and im- ie 194
juries. seat 95 |)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

65
years
and
over
and
un-
known.

4
, 1
3
456

VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLE 96.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN IRELAND, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION

OF AGE AND SEX.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

  
  
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
 

 

 

  

 

 

| 65
: years
All Ona Total 5 to | 10to | 15 to | 20to | 25to | 80 to | 35 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50 to | 55to | GOto| and
CAUSE OF DEATH. ei Leens.|[muder |} 10 | 15 | 20 | 25 | 80 | 83 | 40 | 45 | 50°] 3 60 | 65 | over
ages year. lls years.|| years. | years. | years. | years. | years. ' years. | years. | years. ! years. | years. | years. | years.| and
: un-
‘ known.
All CRUGES) 22 ecceisse v5 cise n en ccee 72, 375 | 12, 366 || 19,671 || 1, 755 $68 | 1,783 | 3,900 | 5,200 4, 673 | 5.016 | 4,886 | 4,639 | 4,465 | 3,456 | 3, 604 8, 457
Mialleg:. oc caviewuvemeasace nace 35,721 || 6,831 | 10,519 |] 896) 416! 939 | 1,911 | 2,673 ; 2,429 | 2,596 | 2,580 | 2,411 | 2,064 | 1,603 | 1,524 | 3, 260
Females. 22.2 se2eve.e2e-2s 654 || 5,535 9,152 859 452 L944 1.989 | 2,527 | 2.246 | 2,420 | 2,306 | 2,228 | 2,401 | 1,853 | 2, 080 5.197
I
Unknown eauses......----------- 17 4 A || eomesaieis| Beware 2 1 1] LT hesezese 4 1 T fessievas [espe 2
: ee duee
Males 7 3 3 1
Females 10 1 1 1
I.—General diseases. = | | ei : f
General diseases--A ..-...-..-..--. 11, 588 3, 469 7, 278 833 169 198 324 348 ' 239 246 211 250 276 240 274 702
Males 5, 647 1, 845 3, 727 398 3 94 159 201 | 120 123 97 105 121 85 81 263
Pemales. j0:<.222020020+<e005 5, 941 1, 624 3,551 435 96 104 165 147 119 123 114 145 155 155 193 439
r M..{ 43 4 8 Tbeaeas 2 9 9] 7 4 2 F [assed [eee ees Sadana Lees
1, Smallpox...------------ ip = 9 3 de feesion ood i lees eecieesea fT liveaeed di 1 ih ectsteclecoeetllancene sn
M.. 324 84 299 16 2 1 DP) Alc csece|saescall amictivinsd lend nad |Deedions Soe eee| seeds se]. cisecioce
2. Measles..-..-.--------- if "} 339 79 307 7 3 Maecsesls| selec dee Se meee emt eee Hane Ul Gae srerd| ga dicte [nee cole ete,
3. Scarlet fever....--..--- { a Ae i at :
4. Diphtheria.........-.-. ie] gel al ae
5. Whooping cough ..---- § a a 1 tt
6. Feversscceceereesiees pe eee
= 7 at M. 122 32 76 17 5 4 3 4 1 4 2B: \lemsiacasey B) [cw steers semen: 2
7. Cerebro-spinal fever... ie : 171 34 90 o4 9 13 5 9 6 6 4 3 3 3 GiAare
. Bec peice M 299 ||...----- 3 & 11 38 67 G1 34 26 15 11 9 6 4 3
8. Typhoid fever ----.---- iF. 270 {|e Ir: 6 5] wi sel 65] 45! sifu wml oil 45 5 4 7
UR eee Thane k fd M .| 1,646 706 914 42 uM wv 32 53; 37 48 40 58 7 59 51 204
9. Diarrhoeal diseases -.-..} "| 1366] 577i] 798] ale; oar! as] a3) ao! 32 | ag) 2h) ooo | snee | oases! Sas
eal aa |
10. Cholera infantinn..-.-- ie ae ah i
11. Malarial fever a Af "
12. Erysipelas .-----.------ ts ig 3 4
Loe | |
5 F is \ 4 ||vesc-cualsteresese 2 Pecendell) is icuaur ages }
13s. Deplicr Dineen hase iol i i 1 OD senesced os acts dl xaceoay pry 3 i mee Se a dh loses ee et }
‘| \
hPa i 84 |i 26 | 30 de |eenieeten | 5 12 | 6 9 5 3 4 1 4} 2
14, Venereal Seen | 59 o4 25 | eeveeeefersseecfoencees | 3 6 5 9 3 1 3 1 oe] A
Ea) ea Ds ahaa Me’ 3a i 9 | 1 1 2 1 3 2 4 3 3 2 6! 16
i5. Others of this group. - if ve 69 | 3 9 i . 2 1 | 1 3 i 3 6 4 ; 3 ar
General diseases—B .....------------ ; OTL | 206 28 FF 5 2 ai ay 6} 119 127/101 at aL 2 5 | Pa
¥ 4 1 | : 1
Males 2 652 | | 1 4 2 5| 19 78' 86 95 72 54 31 29 23 | 20
Females. -.- = 319 | 96 | 104 | I Sa gecen es guseie i 12 | 38 : 33, 32 29 17 20 13 9} 11
1 Parasitic diseases. .-..- er \ |
; }
! '
2. Alcoholism. ...--------- feo 2
3. Lead poison-.----.----- tee
4. Other poisons. ....----- } aie
eA BOT ecasslaesiesesy My MS Ra a ipl ea ca Saves
I
5. Inanition .....--..----- fe 94 i 3
4 : ; 2 3
General diseases—C.-.-...----------- » 6,395 5 4,724) 4,851 | 10: 3 | 3 4 6 4: 8! 106 | 1,329
WeGicgacen Ree ah anaes en ae ae) pg = cea a ea Se Smet
Males ...222s0--ncccee ces sees ! 2.730 | p 1 2 2 3 1 4, 32 388
Females....-.2-----.0+0-005 Sai 7 3 2 ] 2 3 3 0 ei ! ae
i ae . es ‘ '
are 4 473 AT4 i
J. Premature birth.....--- § A. : ToL 401 me a
|
‘i §M..) 1.759 1, 759 1,759 °
2. Stillborn -.---+2+++-+++- VP Us Le a3
: "
M.. ay 50 51
3. Malformation .....----- ; ns 3 3 i
| ‘
M.. 678 400° 455
4. Debility and atrophy -. 5 AL. 943 455° 424 |
\
M
5. Old age ......------2--- {i a

 

 
NEW YORK OITY AND BROOKLYN. 457

TABLE 96.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN IRELAND, ae EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION
OF ASE AND ana

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| ! | | | 65
4 f | | years
; All |! Under | Total || 5 to | 10 to} 15 to | 20 to | to | 30to | 85 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50 to | 55 to | GOto | and
CAUSE OF DEATH. ages. ||1vear.|| BBder || 10 15 20 25 30 35 | 40 45 | 50 55 60 65 | over
Boss lees *}| 5 years || years. | years. | years.| years.|years.! years years. years.: years.| years. | years.| years.; and
tT \ : f i un-
‘i ' i ; i ; ‘known.
: pea ewe ea Ae as |
I.—General diseases—Continued. } ' i !
General diseases—D....-.---..---- 17,363 1 473 |! 969 138 | 182 | 786 | 1,935 | 2,394 | 2,023 | 2,019 | 1,727 | 1,430} 1,162 | 798| 749} 1,050
en | ‘ : , ae
Males! s.2cesccasatetaasseaed 8.461 260 41 523 7 65 339 933 | 1,160 | 1,027 | 993 B88 i 725 548 407 335 444
Females........-...--.----- | 8.902 | 213 | 446 OL vz 447 | 1,002 | 1,234! 996 1, 026 839; 705 615 391 414 606
. g t .
‘ M 164 |e... | 2 7 q 6) 8 i4 WG. 14 es) 12 4 9 28
1. Rheumatism ..-......-. iP 209 | i} 4 |! 2) 9 4} in 3 13 7 15 | 20 28 16 31 49
Pog |
% Sevofidaand tabes $F) BL oP HR, ar, ap ye alee Pee ee
: i i |
' i ! ! |
, Levirest § M.. i | \
3: Leprosy: acssesegemeaees Pol. -il-
ai | ' i H ¥
‘ . M..| 7,335 65 \ 132 31 41 323 | 909} 1,121; 977; 946 835 ; 640 463 335 263 319
4. Consumption.....-.---- ; Fl] 7204 | ssi 116 32 99| Jo4 972.) 15177 923 | 875! 673 | S04; 403) 231 | 244 369
i ! ' | !
5 “Lr w..| 399 | 153 |) 322 29 13 30 3 7h 4i 2 6) 4 oo: ||isiaensenceets 2 al!
5. Hydrocephalus........- JH 7) 395°) 0] am) 4 ne 4; 2, 1 4] 2 1 1 | Saha
i ' t
ee M..| 385 2 1 1 1! 4] a2; te! 92) 30: 45] orl 57] 36 75
Oe CaN Getseesraiescdes {¥.| 1.102 4 2 2 4 | 9| 30! 47| 118! 140! -162| 16t) 129] 125 16
te TRIM6T 2 xx seessesnceee {? |
8. ANnRiNit. ccnccscocceceee a 3
9. Drops scees0% eee eeneee ce
10. Diabetes ........... --- {Po
ll. Others of this group... § ie
i |
12. Others of this class .--. ; ae |
IT.—Diseases of the nervous system. -.--- 3, 398 | 968 1, 654 + 131 84 79 : 126 153 167 257 299; 345 : 376 362 399 966
MAN GR: as crcpeeen ge due 9,608 | 531 sso! 74) 40 31/59 79 78 | 130) 151: 17s! 175 | 142! 178 403
Females. ....-----2---- 2,790) 437 755 sv) 48 ev} 74 89) 127, 148, 171, 201 | 220 | 226 563
2 ‘ out Mes 694 | 182 418; 48| 24 2; 81 | 19 | 22 23; 21! 16, 7 19
1. Inflammation of the brain. iF or 590 ! 148 348 | 34 30 W 16 | 15 17 | 7 be 20 15 10! 7 23
: ' i | : : i
3 ne ce 773 | 13 20 Bo dsas 3 8, 4) eM! 49 68! 88; 96; 73; 107 200
Se NPOWER eter orem aa UF..| 966" 10 14 Pee ee eee : 3 i 2, 21, 80189 69: 840 105) 18B 127 317
Pp :
Bi PHPUN SIS ss esse areata se eo | are ‘
4. Tetancs and trismus nas- § M..
ecnutium. Ba:
5. Epilepsy .... ------------ ‘on
6. Convulsions. .......------ ie
7. Mental diseases ......---- ar]
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8. Diseases of the brain... .- ; F
|
9. Diseases of the spinal cord ; al |
10. Others of this class .--... {eo
{ ’

III.— Diseases of the circulatory system. | 225 288 274 320, 381) dal 419, 362 383 739
Miale@S.as c22eacanceitaee pene aa 102 122° «143 144 204, 208, 173) 154! 147 276
Females......2-00s0000e-- = 193, 146. 381 176 177! 233) 2G! 206-236 463

\ Boe
M..: 1 3 3
1 Angina pectoris....------- (Fo 3 ” ° 4
) 2 i 0) 2
2. Ancurism....-----------+-- ; Me 1 6 4 6
: M.. 41 99 143 131 266
3. Diseases of the heart .----- te ; 44 7a aa VIS 199 296 447
! ! |
ee Sa Cig ghiseee edd Geeee op nee Saar, an 1 5
4. Others of this class .....-. {eo ] 1} 4

   
458 VITAL STATISTICS.

‘TaBLrE 96.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN IRELAND, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION
OF AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

to | ie, as Ss .
i ! t : i E years
AN |i Under | Fetal ; Sto | 10 to | 15 to : 20 to | 25 to | 80 to | 85 to) 40 to | 45 to 50 to | 45 to | 6010 | “and
CAUSE OF DEATH. cus iI, year. || under} 10 15 20. 2 | 30 | 35 45 50 | 55 , 60 | 65 | over
nee i = Jb years.) years. : years. | years. years. | years. Lyears. years. years. | years. years ears. | gua and
i : i. at | : : ‘ un-
' | : \ | ; t Knew.
Se J ei | Saw ge «ic ape aie de
z “ 2 : : il | | ; : !
IV.— Diseases of the respiratory system..| 15,043 | 1,995 | 3.822 308 £9; 234 480 | 724 ' 666 G3 812° £971 885. G87! 74 1.973
i \ | ‘ ' : t ‘
msi eee yates Bee See al ise eS fe iene
MAIGS 2 cc cce sec seseecatawe 6,643 , 1,112 i 162 48 135 276! 455 408° = 427 4595 455 417) 318) 342 a7
Q | | i
Venialess...icwetysiccineicesse 6, 408° 885 : 146 Sli 119; 204 269 258 310 353 372 468° 36D 552 1 236
wae Il 1 ‘ ! : ¥ i : |
1 se) 1 7 q Ded easter! OS sane.
1, Croup...--...-. --+----2+- SP 4l Hi ie : i 3 i ia i 4 1 1
i te \ eee ;
t i { . i 1 |
eee aM 3! pees jemi iae SR ee om oe a yo os
1 SE Jeeencis teal i om : oa _ * a
i 4 : t
a ne M.. 462 | 16 4 13 a5 | 56 36 J6°: 54 58 87 63 | 95! 287
de Brunchilighiseeecgo 4s ae tel 388 | wl 4) eg] BIT! 098] BE
i 1 ' ; '
“i 2 M.. 447 S49 65 36 86.223) 867 | 40 352) 373 357 | 288 2265 214 i 3538
Are P Bouman lees yeet reer ; F.. 3u9 7.0 GEL AL 87 159 200k NB) DET | BSE! BIBS 2G) 57! SL
it . 1 ' é '
a M.. 20 7; o14 16) «18 1 8 16
5. DICUPIS NE Se cleseie dentate trl a o9f al mi 7; i 7 19
i j i :
M.. 20 31 3 8 | 4! Gi 5 20
Oo Asthing, be sesaeceiiaaeste iF. | 2 2} 3 8! 7! 5: 98 43
iT i i i . | i |
- : M 292 128 138 |) 1 2:8 Bee NC 7 8 13 | 15 14 18, 10° 20 35
POUlers of thisclass ; | : m5 1 HS a 6 wl a! wi ww 2 7
, i ' 1 | |
4 278 30 42 | 52) 1171 161, 201 236 258 1 297 289 22r 199 345
es Sect Sie | Wrasbnclifees See 2 2G nee oe
MATAS nnn dianatinyat haw en wees 1,483] 106 152 | 15 25 2| 43! 76! 91: 99 125) 1m, 1s 81, 73 139
Females 1, 559 90 126 | 15 17 23! 74 85 | 120° (137 | 3017s) 18h 143° 126 206
' , | ; \
= i ‘ :
1. Dentition .....22....0262- {i a aS Bb [passe 2] acess | |
; (ieee amas ps |
. M.. 19 41 A 11 AE || ge erates % is foreman we
2. Aghia ances ranatesenas ost trol oy 7 ay ce ae
| . - . :
! : | es |
. : M..| 222 | 7 31 | 3 3 3) Be ay ao ab ol 23/19 13° 9 *
3. Diseases of the stomach... fm "'] 335) ay 38 4 2 3. 2] ot! 88, a] ot 88 5
‘| | ' \ :
. i M..| 59 |) 8 wi 2 4 1 a ae ee 7! 6 2! 3 G
4. Obstructionof the bowels. . iF of 68 ‘| 6 9 | areas 1 1 i 4 5! 6 3 5 | 7 7 ; 4 lt
\
‘ M..; 8; 4 i 3 \ 4 9 18
Dh HeNM a naeca's Moreredaitcice ; Bis: a! 4 15 18 93
G. Other diseases of thes M.. : \ ! 1 t
! lj i
bowels. F.. 1 ee Sraeesal aati ee Ss
7. Jaundice ....-------------. {ee Areas a ;
8. Inflammation and abscess § M..: 3 3 9
of the liver. F. 14 14 1)
9. Other diseases of the liver. . ; ae : a 36 5)
|
10. Peritowitis 0.0.2.0. va | 8) 8 »
|
11. Meath. eudomarecnene= 4s oe |
| —
12. Others of this class...-..--. {eo 16 | 29 || 35 I i 2
| HI i
VI.—Diseases of the urinary system and | 6,066 25 90 li 59 42°
male organs of generation. eat oe : :
Males <os2c0endon seadcise= 4
Females.........-------+---
1. Bright's disease...-..---.- ; a \
|
2. Calculus. urinary.--...---- § ut | :
1 \
3. Diseases of the kidney ..-- ; M 1.421 || iW 37 | 22 10 |
i Pee fe
4. Diseases of the bladder. . ; M re

 

 

   
  

VII.—Diseases of the female organs of
generation.

1. Ovarian tumors ...--..-+-+------

2. Ovarian djseases. -

. Uterine ‘tumors. .-

4. Uterine diseases

5. Others of this class .---.--..-----

 

ee

 

VIII.—<Atfections connected with preg-
nancy. '
1. Abortion ..-...-------------+++--
2. Childbirth...-. ws
3. Puerperal septicemia.
4
5

 

   
 
   

 

 

. Extra-uterine pregnancy
. Others of this class....-----

 

 

  
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 459

TABLE, 96.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN IRELAND, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION
OF AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| 65
‘ j i : EUS
All Unde | Total |; 5to | 10 to | 15 to 20 to | 25 to | 30 to | 85 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50 to { 55to , 6GOto | and
CAUSE OF DEATH. noose \E Par: |under |: 10 15 20 | 2 30 35 40 45 50 55 | 6 | 65 | over
ores yea "Pe SaEE See years. years. | years. years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. years.. y | and
: un-
‘ \ : j emote
peel ae ane Sd
| j
IX.—Diseases of the bones and joints -... 210 3 18 43 29 15 12 |
Mialés icc iijesseiieide tien Hasina 5 ye | Ree 9} 17 17 9° 8
Pemiaile@icwncosic sais ciciacncniiscciee 103 3 9 || 26 12 6 4
1. Diseases of the spine.....- ; Me “4 red 3 6 Fa 4 ! ‘ / :
ise M.. 31 4 4, 2 3
2. Diseases of the bones...... Sf as 28 4 | 1| 9 3
3. Diseases of the hip joint... as 2 : ,
4. Others of this class ....... ; Me:
X.—Diseases of the skin .
Males ..
Females. ..-
Le ADS CC88 icici necese ncaencisin ; Mes
2. Carbuncle .....-....--....- ; Ms
3. Others of this class ....-.. {ee

XI.— Diseases of the absorbent system...

 

Males
Females

 

 

 

 

  
   
 
   

  

1. Addison s disease ......-.- Pa

 

 

2. Diseases of the spleen. ..-. a
3. Others of this class ....... {e-

 

XII.— Accidents and injuries -...-.-...-

 

 

i
Males .....- nh 7
Females 72 | g

. Burns and sealds -.. -----

Ww

. Drowned .....-------------

 

3. Exposure and neglect

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

4. Gunshot wounds ....-.-.
5. Homicide ... -.--.-.------
G. Infanticide ....-.---.------
7. Injuries by machinery
8, Railroad accidents .-....-- ; skeet, tlh eeu ale Meetgonc ns OD Seetl) e APalsse sos
M..
9. Suffocation ...--..-..------ ; F .
sy M...
10. Suicide by shooting. .--.---- j pl
M |
11. Suicide by drowning .-..-- ; 5 |
1
Ade ‘ M..
12. Snicide by poison .-.-.----- ; F. 5
ee §M.. Fr} sag eonace 2
13. Other suicides.-----..----- PRoCf AB cekcecal[aeeaseellcmecuGaeseeetotteneers  dagecees “Si Bilasce awd |aaesee 5 | 9: |, 1
\ ! ;
M..| 235 | i a] 34 8 6 3 -
14. Sunstroke..-.. -.--------- it ‘| 2 ' 5 2 8 G | g is
i | ; i
M | 46 | BA) el bh ceene Gaicaee ae es i af 6: 4 i
15. Surgical operations ..----- iF gl 72 2 3 i 1 | 1) i li 13 | 7 u | 3 1 a t
| | | : Il i
d 36 | waseaasel[ozeeseee j 3 3 4 3 1 2 a 2 2 4 i 1/
ies Woantadea cat eneetd Pe SE re. | xeee [see Se 1 1 i | eee 3 1 1 Oe aves
| : | seen
' in | 7 | !
17. Other accidents and in ¢M. ° 1,201 21 62 405 37 48 89 145 W6: 149 138 lilt 90 70 45 68
‘ Vanes . ; ; ro 415 15 | 57 21 Ss. 9 22 oes 18 | 16 36 29 37 3

 
460 VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE 97.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN IRELAND, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF
AGE AND SEX.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   
    

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  
  

| 65
. i 1 j years
All || Under || Total || Sto | 10to | 15 to | 20 to | 25 to | 80 to | 35 to | 40 to | 45 to 50 to | 65to | 60to | and
CAUSE OF DEATH. aes | 1 year, || Under | 10 15 20 25 | 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 | over
aa fo fe"). years.'] years. | years.| years. ae years. | years. | years. | years.| years.| years.|years.| and
: 4 un-
: : : i known.
arias !
All causes --..--.+-----2-------+- 29, 428 5,282 1 8,594 | 969; 461] 803 | 1,527 | 1,847 | 1,789 | 1,676 | 1,643 | 1,724 | 1,796 | 1,474 | 1,508 | 3,617
; ‘ ‘
Males 14,379 | 2,901 | 4,619 471 210 375 | T54 913 874 810 $21 858 814 : 719 688 1, 453
Females 15, 049 i 2, 381 3, 975 498 251 428 773 934 915 866 822 866 982 755 | 820 2, 164
Unknown causes.....---..---.-.. 26 | 2 2 1 2 4/2 l Tse ee eae 5 3! 2
9) ilies cs |ssaGinainel) naiseted|sobcenalesenca a 1. 2scese 1 ily | emits 1 | pa 2
17 2 2 Wy | eistereivcene 2 \ 3. 1 P| eeeewas 2 4 | Ab gases
I.—General diseases. pO : ‘ ine oan | ‘
General diseases — A ..-..--.-...--- 5.032 || 1,346 || 2,923 485 | 129 99] 177 164; 125; 100; 103] 102); 183° 107; 117 268
Males .-.. 2, 397 + 691 1, 472 236 62 36 84 T4 54 45 41 47 52 13 95
Females... 2, 635 | 1,451 249 67 63 93 90 71 55 57 61 86 | 55 | GL 173
i i
1, Smallpox .......--.-.-.. ; it \
es |
2. Measles .....-...------- {ee i Be |
3. Scarlet fever -......---- § ue ae a |
4. Diphtheria .......-..... f A: ate at
5. Whooping cough......- {e- aan 4 }
6, BOver scaressssiescesexcs f Mh Z saree Pies
7. Cerebro-spinal fever. -. f Aes 38 .
8. Typhoid fever.........- § aes nee Bee oe
9. Diarrheal diseases... -.. . ; ae 1 eee et \
i 2 25 |
| :
10. Cholera infantum .-.-.. Foi ae a \
--| :
\
ee M..| 192 1 2 23 | 4 1 7 15
Uke Maer GevePasseessee= {rll 338 | 3 MM 14} 18) 2] M.S] 16} 617] «15; oe} ag] 2], 20
! i
12. Erysipelas ..-----..---- {F = 3
13. Septicaeemia.........-.-- {e 7
14. Venereal diseases ..---- § a
15. Others of this group. --. {e-
General diseases—B.....--.----------
Males sass seeeseeensteensics
Females..-...-.-------------
| : 1
1. Parasitic diseases .-.-.-- § Mes Fi Bee rey i esc sec [ece eee efeee eee eee lee e]e ee ee fee eee jreseete ctetees
2. Alcoholism.....---------
3. Lead poison ...-..-------
4. Other poisons

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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5. Inanition ....-..--------
General diseases—C | 937 ' :
| 52 ie = pa
Males cneceeereern one] AB DBE Y Cue eg gh a gl gy ae] a] a) aaa
'
1. Premature birth. .-.-..--- in. 3 | we 1 8 |
| 687 : | Ga7

   

 

2. , 494 40 |!
‘ 31
3. os
Me.) 417
4. Debility and atrophy.... ; Pl ue
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NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

461

TABLE 97.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN IRELAND, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF

AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

 

CAUSE OF DEATH.

All.
ages.

Under
1 year.

Total
under

5 years.

 

20 to | 25 to | 30 to | 35 to | 40
26 ‘| 85 40 4

years, | years.| years.| years. years.

65
ears
vn d
over
and
un-
known.

 

I.—General diseases—Continued.

General diseases—D...........----.
Males ....
Females. -
1. Rheumatism -.......-... {e
2. Scrofula and tabes.-.... j ae
3. Leprosy -...--.--..--.-. {Po
4. Consumption .......... ie
5. Hydrocephalus ....--... ine
6. Cancer. 40:55:02. 02ce2e26 ; Ms:
7. Tumor ..... oo oe
8. Anemia ..............-. f

©
Oo
2
Ss
a
=
ey

10. Diabetes ...........----- j
11. Others of this group. . ; F.
12. Others of this class..... 5 F..

II.—Diseases of the nervous system ....

Males ..

  

Females...-........-0ssseeee+

2. Apoplexy .........--.----- §

3. Paralysis.......----------- {P
4. Reta and trismus sae pe
5 Epilepsy --.--------------- oe
6. Convulsions. .-.-...------- {eo
7. Mental diseases ...-....--- { Ms
8. Diseases of the brain....-. {eo

Males
Females... -

1. Angina pectoris
2. Aneurism ....-------------

M..
3. Diseases of the heart.....- {FP a

4. Others of ‘this class ---..-- ; ue

 

 

167
164

12
iv

294,
235 |

 

 

737 833 745 585

 

405

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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f
; 393) 417) 361) 302
i

 

 

|
344} 416 | 384 288 | 241

 

163
242

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

6 10 13

5 9 6

5 1 15

4 7 15

1, 5 5

35 3 6
2 | 2 1
1 1 2 heed sasceea lees
4 1} 2 1
4 21 3

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462

VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLE §Y.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN IRELAND, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF

AGE AND SEX—Continued.

CAUSE OF DEATH.

 

IV.—Diseases of the respiratory system.

 

 

Ponies saneGere

V's Croup ene eee eneeess caeansey iP
2. Laryngitis .....-.......... se.

3. Bronchitis .........2.0.-.. ie

4. Pneumonia ..-............. ie

SD. PlCUPIBY : 2c yeee dase cesses iF

6. Asthma

7. Others of this class........ ; oe

Males: 20:5 .ccostoneaeee sare
Females) ios0c2dSecicstatins
1. Dentition. 122.4 22.s-6s.000 ; a
2: ABBA e2cssiccwsecdewees ; M Ba
3. Diseases of the stomach... ; on .
4. Obstruction of the bowels. - § 7 eS
|
i BRU sais on eninna'ss owane j at ee
6. Other diseases of the (M. |
bowels. ; B aey
i
7. Jaundice..........-.-.---- i} 7 "
8. Inflammation and abscess § M . |
of the liver. ; F .-!
9. Other diseases of the liver. § a - .
|
10. Peritonitis........-....--- ; a O55
+ UL, Ascites 22.2. .eeeeeeeeeee § wt
12. Others of this class .....-. ; at ei

V1.—Diseases of the urinary system and
male organs of generation.

Males

Females

 

”

tw

=

5.

VII.—Diseases of the female organs of
generation.
1. Ovarian tumors...--..-----------
2. Ovarian. diseases
3. Uterine tumors
4. Uterine diseases. a
5. Others of this class....---.------

 
  

VIUL.—Affections connected with preg
nancy.

Abortion ..--
. Childbirth...
. Puerperal septicwmia
Extra-uterme pregnan
. Others of this class. ....-.-------

  

  

Oke Oho

 

\,
60 |)

61

1, 858 |

829

 

 

 

Under
1 year.

104

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| | | 65
| | years
Total || 5 to | 10to | 15 to | 20 to | 25 tp | 30-10 | 85 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50 to | 65 to | 60to | and
under 10 16 20 | 2 30 35 4 45 50 55 | 60 65 over
5 years.|| years. | years. | years. | years. years. | years. years.| years. | years. years. | years. years.| and
? + ' 1 : un-
é : ! , known.
aN aN as ca ah eS ag etait eee Peer eee =
1,650 || 190 61} 102 | 188 | 264| 279; 300; 306] 338) 375' 346 | 367 805
1 1 —— fi
900 sg} 29; 54} a7! 152! 158; 172: 477] 186| 189 167; 169 302
730 || 102 35 48} 71{ 112; 121! 2128: 129] 152] 187 179 | 198 503
141 j Tal
q22 5) 1
| :
37 | i ollhidioe
26 | :
352 2 |
310
294 5 |
231 | 1
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NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

463

TABLE 97.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN IRELAND, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF

AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

 

 

CAUSE OF DEATH.

      
 

IX.—Diseases of the bones and joints....

Males ....-
Females.

1. Diseases of the spine... ..

2. Diseases of the bones...

mye

3. Diseases of the hip joint. -

mie ye

.|| Total | & to | 10 to | 15 to | 20 to | 25 to
“Lvear, ||uader 1 10 15 20 25 30
Learn 5 years. | years.| years.| years.| years.| years.

i

 

30 to
35

years.

 

35 to | 40 to
40 45
years.

years.

65

| | cf ee

 

| | i i years
45 to, 50 to | 55 to| 60 to; and
50 55 | «60 65 | over
years.| years.| years.| years. and
i 2 r uu-

_known.

 

 

 

 

 

3. Others of this class...... .

XI.— Diseases of the absorbent system...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NEMO S pac eacierarmicch cong oes
Feinales

1, Addison’s disease....-...-

2. Diseases of the spleen

3. Others of this class......-

XIJI.—Accidents and injuries

Males
Females

1. Burns and scalds...-... --

wo

. Drowned...-.-..------.---

. Exposure and neglect

es

. Gunshot wounds

. Homicide

ou

. Infanticide

~

. Injuries by machinery. ..-

8. Railroad accidents. .-...-.
9. Suffocation .----- ------ 2 -
; Mo.
10. Snicide Ly shoozing.-...-- F
IL. Suicide by drowning... --- ‘ee
. ‘ M..
12. Suicide by poison.-..----- ye
ad M..
13. Other suicides ..---------- FE.
M.-
14. Sunstroke....-.-------- ++ irr s
AD ss
15. Surgical operations ..-.--. Se as
§M..!
16. Wounds ........---.------ VE ;
17. Other aceidents and ain § WL. .| 357
juries. Q 99

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  
       

 

 

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464

VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLeE 98.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN GERMANY, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF
AGE AND SEX.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| | 65
i years
All Under |! Total Sto | 10to | 15to | 20to | 25 to | 30to : 35 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50to | 55to | 6Oto | and «
CAUSE OF DEATH. aeey L year.|, under 10 15 2 | 25 30 35: 40 d 50 55 60 65 over
ome *|.6 years..| years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. years. | years. | years. | years. | years.) years.; and
1 , un-
: . | ! known.
2 aa
AIL Causesiycc2ccey. eo cacesesciiaciees 53, 810 |' 15,373 | 22,843 |. 1, 664 627 | 1,197 | 2,125 | 2,610 | 2,625 2.581 | 2.469 | 2,435 | 2,465 | 2,446 | 2,481 5, 244
Males 30, 378 8 528 12, 407 862 315 660 | 1,071 | 1,438 | 1,570 } 1,627 | 1,578 | 1,614 | 1,546 | 1,515 | 1,424 2, 751
Females 23,432 | 6,845 |, 10.436 |, 802; 312} 537 | 1,054 | 1,172 | 1,053; 954] 891! 821 | 919] 931} 1,057 | 2,493
“ \
Unknown causes ....------.----- 12
a oe
Males 6 |
Females 6!
=
I.—General diseases. |
General diseases—A. .......--..--- 12,195 ||,
6, 391 2,912 4,840 |i 417 71, 101 | 116 112 | 94 90 88 73 i 70 68 78 173
5,804 | 2,526 | 4,412 |: £5

‘General diseases—B

1. Parasitic diseases ..-.-. f Ww.
2. Alcoholism........-+-- {t
3. Lead poison ....---.---- ie
4. Other poisons .--...---- §
5. Inanition..-...--------- re
General diseases—C..---------------- 4 230. 5 441
Males ..--.-.- 8,458 3,099
, Females,. 2,792 | 2,342
1. Premature birth...-.--- ; ae 3 a 52
2. StMIbom -eeceesseeee a ee
3. Malformation emai nesd (ts 2 -
4, Debility and atrophy... § iin Rel ear
B. Old AGO... eee eeeeeeeeeee ; ass 148

   

8. Typhoid fever..---.-.-- f ue
9. Diarrheal diseases. -..-.. f Hes
10. Cholera infantum ...... {er
11.-Malarial fever.....-.... § Ms
12. Erysipelas
13. Septicemia-..-.-...-.--- ir
14. Venereal diseases ..---- 5 a
15. Others of this group f aes

Males ..--
Females. ....-.-

 

. Cerebro-spinal fever----.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
  
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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8. *| 6 Id
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118
186

142
168
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 465

TaBLE 98.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN GERMANY, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF
AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

65

years

ul Una Total || 5 to | 10 to | 15 to | 20 to | 25 to | 30 to | 35 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50 to | 55to | 60to | and

CAUSE OF DEATH. A Lean ||under || 10 | 15 | 20 | 25 | 80 | 35 | 40 | 45 | 50 | 55 | 60 | 65 | over

ABCs: year. |'5 years.|| years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years.| years.| and

, un-
known.

i ee
{.—General diseases—Continued. !

General diseases—D................ 10,227 || 540 93s |} 109) 70| 402] 955) 1,212/1,145/ 982] 9888} 797] 726| 645) 531 757
Males .. 298 539 59 29 215 515 693 722 615 562 500 438 380 303 398
Females. . 242 449 50 41 187 440 519 413 367 326 297 288 265 248 359

i M.. 132 : 1 4 11 3 10 6 8 8 8 7 iW 15 11 12 18
1. Rheumatism ........... { P.. 30 4 qi 3 6 4 i i 3 4 2 4 7 3 5 20
2. Serofula and tabes...... 2 of | ab a 2 t 4) i ae aH pearece| atest a Fi Ree a aA
3. Leprosy..............-. {ee
; M..; 4,587 56 105 15 18 188 494 666 691 558 488 412 317 251 179 205
4. Consumption. --.......- ; F “T) 2) 704 53 101 97 25 173 413 492 357 282 206 168 127 113 86 134
M.. 403 177 339 27 5 4 1 3 4 7 4 2 4 2, | saeitenn 1
5. Hydrocephalus ........ fe a 307 141 278 17 4 1 Ae eles 1 1 DF llsisiaresees 1 TE hascenc aw
M.. 1 56 80 99 85 140
6. Cancer ---.-...-022++++ Sr 1 dio; 132! 131] 128 172
M.. 1 5 2 2 7
7. Tumor «2... 22.-022.20-- iP 4 3 2 4 1
By AMMOMIBs ccracacns sco. ae GU) apres | La laccues
1, Uekanieat|sedeceel seine 1
9: DrOpsyearercseusiesesoe ie i | A ecocas| teases 3 5
|
Nie papg eS me GM] 30 eeeeeeeceeeeesfpscceedf ony 2} 3; 2) sf 8) 8) a. we) mm) wy
ae |
'
11. Others of this group...- ; ie a aa : |
12. Others of this class..... {h.- pees 3
{1.—Diseases of the nervous system....-. 4,377 1, 225 1, 782 94 51 60 68 82 129 175 180 209 255 283 303 706
Males: 2 ncccsiccdsecasscmecans 2, 563 703 985 50 22 28 31 50 89 120 134 142 171 169 186 386
1,814 522 797 44 29 32 37 32, 40 55 46 67 84 114 1i7 320
605 239 403 29 14 11 10 12 19 21 18 19 14 14! 6 15
474 175 332 36 17 12 5 ll 10 3 5 8 i 7 4) 5 19
175 4 9 i BU ek oe 1 7 13 25 43 64 1/96 77| 126 241
526 | 6 11 1 1 1 4 11 5 10 16 14 36 | 44 81 84 208
! ith
: . M.. 159 | 3 7. 1 1 1 2 2 10 11 12 16 18 i9 17 42
3. Paralysis ---.-.----+---+- { F.. 85 | 4 a 2 1 1 1 2 3 4 2 2 7 9 12 34
4. Tetanus aud trismus nas- § M.. 48. 39 AON Sees 2e8 1 2]...
centivm. F.. 39 34 34 laneenee[eesesee|eeeee ee 3
|
M.. 57 a 10 |! 5 2 4
5. Epilepsy .---.--------+--+ fF a 42 6 TE Sec id 4 1
= i 2 39 420 |. DY lesecties' ocala ad
‘6. Convulsions. ....--...---- iP ae 3 328 Delle soma 1
< M.. 73 1 3 6 3 10 13 7 7 5 8 11
7. Mental diseases .-..-.... fF 7 an 1 5 9 4 lL 12 10 Ww 3 1 ll
ss 7 M.. 286 68 91 9 2 7 di 11 16 14 13 13 21 23 18 47
%. Diseases of the brain--.... iP as Tt 46 73 2 6 4 1 2 2 7 3 2 6 7 7 43
Py se 2 4 4 2 1 1 1 3 7 9 8 3 3
9. Diseases of the spinal cord { a oe 13 1 Gr (sca een 2 3 4 4 6 6 % 4 iB 4 a
. es nein eaee 1 |j.------ e220 [eee eee Desde 2 3 2) Lo tec crenes eereesieceueern
10. Others of this class...-.- {eo Fe on oe [ae skease| teen ca gg Bh ead 2 apap ay a) :
| I |
III.—Diseases of the circulatory system.| 3,314 141 184 61 85 120 115 159 192 228 238 | 272 | 315 | 328 365 652
|
Males a .| 1,864 719 109 |} = 28 35 69 60 79] 10] 132! 147! 170! 91] 497! 198 339
PEGS oveusesasuspeevenonaand 1, 450 62 15 33 50 51 55 80 82 06 sl 102 124 jit | 167 313
3 : M.. 40 |leascceise Laniaarel| 2 1 6 51 | 7| 4 10
1. Angina pectoris. .-.-.-.--- iP sa 95 We ce cea " | 1 2 .seeees | 3 34 1, 8 5
: ot 4 9 10 10 5. 12 | 10 4 5
2. Aneurism......-..--.---- f oe a 1 1 3 2 3 1! 1 | 2 6
i '
‘ M..| 1,662 15 41 7 35 68 59 TL 93} 120} 131| 159| iL: 17a] 188 313
3. Diseases of the heart..... § Fo.) 1.329 | 10 20 33 50 50 54 76 80 90 89 o4; it! 128] 151 297
| 1 ' 7
4 Omer sTiiecie cca keet FE) Be Bay eee SL Tt) ab gd Pe a)

938——30
466 VITAL STATISTICS.

ee a NEW YORK DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
ERS BORN IN GERMANY, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OL
AGE AND SEX—Continued. .

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
  

 

 

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All Under || Total || Sto | 10 to} 15 to| 20 to | 25 to 30 to | 35 to | 40 to 45 to | 50 to | 55 to | 60 to ee
CAUSE OF DEATH. ages. |]1 rears under | 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 over
5 years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years.|years.| years.! and
un-
known.
IV.—Diseases of the respiratory system.| 8, 556 1,964 |) 4,144 317 89 144 206 274 287 317 297 315 337 405 412 1, oz
Males .. 4,866 |] 1,081} 2,253} 165] 49 5
1 1 4 293 | 6 2 80 131 175 170 224 200 227 211 261 219 508°
Females. . 3, 690 883 1, 891 152 AT 64 15 99 117 93 97 88 126 144 193 50L
‘ 1
As, Croupicesasecnce cae aeedeed 623 82 536 | 68 2 2 1 1 1 1 5 2
P 313 Mi} a] 3] 3] B) eee |Eal Og aa oe Pe é
5 i | | |
2, Laryngitis... ...:.-2+.-2-+ ee = : a | > 1 1 j.------ 2 : 2 3 3 1 I Ape sates|ssaeckes
|b feseeeefeseeeesfeeeeens ae esha ete ae eet ats tees (udp daelhseetei| saeenied I
3. Bronchitis ...........-.--- M..; 987 400 573 | 12 4 4 gi 5 13 20
iF ~| 862 342 500 v7 4 3 5: 9 4 ; 7} is! ao} ao] 39 185
az M..| 2,790 443 948 69 7 5 7 E
4. Pneumonia.....--.-.------ ube 6 32 6 112 152 141 1 1
{F --| 1,958 360 794 3G 36 3 67 80 107 78 35 te BA ioe il ae
tai M.. 122 : 8 ; :
SS Pleunis ys a sececreur essere fro) poe : : : a] 8 : : f| 8 a
G. Asthina.....---2-.---2-.-- {xe a HM ssspeacieee: iW Fi 1 1 2 3 4 a 6 12
ae means 3 1 2 5 5
2 a a 1 5 3 20.
= ‘ i 57 | 143 5 1 2 5 Z
7. Others of this class.....--. it e 183 | 97 TOL 7 : : ¢ e | : 2 15 0 A s 23
—Di F i ivi - j 230 |: 5 |
V.—Diseases of the digestive system ....| 1,994 250 |! 331 46 52 70 89 87 OL | 132 131 173 185 145 | 175 287
Males Luz} us 190) 27) o8| 46] 36| 40] 43! 73 os
Al 5 9 43 75 79 116 109 83 95 1
Females 8t7 | 105 141 19 24 24 33 47 48 57 52 57 76 62: 80 on
1 1 I
1. Dentition............-.2--. {eo 3 ig 20
Hy et ral
2. ANGINA - = 2222s<ceeseeseeu {eo a : f
3. Diseases of the stomach. {ee 1 40 50 1: a 9 6 a 13
. = 151 * 36 45 i 8 é 3 4 7 9
' 7 16 32
Bia M.. 6 || 18 22 3
4. Obstruction of the bowels. . s . = = 3 2 I 2 2 2 3 3 1 7 .
F. 30 | 10 IL [2 -s05 1 fesse 2 2 3 3 4 3 2 3 re
BAG crcenenaecseaee. of so 3 6
' 1
\
6. Other diseases of the bowels § at 1
G. Saundice ...-.-..---------- {Po i ae
8. Inflammation and abscess § M.. 78 3 3 1 1 2
of the liver. iF. 67 1 Li leacctins|asceccn|awcie : 3 5 : 3 1a if : ae e in
9. Other diseases of the liver. tee caaoe 3 Pipicsens| aera 2/ iw] 38) st) Sty 66] ony sof at 49
. | aees||accseaeet| ~diiasisaciess 3 2 4 4 9 16 20 24 | Wy 25 35.
oe BS 72 j 8 13 13 14 25 15 12 5 ;
TOs POPIEQUIIB is seo eaesie iF. 5 10] is{ is] is| 33| 33] 26/96 Bi wee age) SMR See ie
Jl. Ascites..-..--..----------- f Ms
12. Others of this class ....--- {eo
VI.—Diseases of the urinary system and
male organs of generation.
Males ......-.----------
Females
1. Bright's disease
2. Calculus, urinary
3. Diseases of the kidney
4. Diseases of the bladder-. ;
5. Others of this class
Vil.—Diseases of the female organs of
generation.
1. Ovarian tumors
2. Ovarian diseases - -
3. Uterine tumors. ..-
4, Uterine diseases. ---- :
5. Others of this class..--.----.--+-
VIIT.—Aftfections connected with preg:
nancy.
1. Abortion .....-------- .
2. Childbirth - :
3. Puerperal septicemia afeieiae
- Extra-uterine pregnancy «+ zi
. Others of this class ...----- -++s

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

467

TABLE 98.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN GERMANY, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF

AGE’ AND SEX—Continued.

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

| id
. years
All Under || Total || 5 to | 10 to | 15 to | 20 to | 25 to | 30 to | 35 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50 to | 55 to | 6Oto | and
CAUSE OF DEATH. aces. |! 1 vear. || Under 10 15 2 25 30 36 43 50 5a 60 65 over
| ce" ll5 years.|| years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years.| years.| and
un-
| known.
: i ;
IX.—Diseases of the bones and joints... 149 jj 5. 16 26 19 10
Males 87 1! 9} 15] 1 6
Females ...... 62 4: 7 ll 8 4
( : ‘
1. Diseases of the spine 28 Port 2 3 : 3 : 1
. 2
2. Diseases of the bones ..... {fF a al mes y i H : : ]
3. Diseasesof the hip joint -.. {eo a ar 1 3 : 3 3 :
ila pera te dt § u..| ul 1! 3 cy eateners | orapw (Saeeene i Bila cate Sue Dain fs eects |aense
4. Others of this class ....... {F eS 10 lctewceec Thane A ocoeec i Tlenctee i Det eRe ce ta insincere eek cae 4

2. Diseases of the spleen

3. Others of this class .......

XII,—Accideuts and injuries ....-.------

Maies .......---

Females
1
9
3.
4.
5
6. Infanticide

1

. Injuries by machinery -.-- f

8. Railroad accidents -.------ i
9. Suffocation ..-------------- ;
ah : M..
10. Suicide by shooting ------- iF oe
fey 5 M..
11. Suicide by drowning --.--- RF!
fake . M..
12. Suicide by poison. --------- ; er.
M..
13. Other suicides....--------- iP es
14. Sunstroke ....---..-------- {e
15. Surgical operations...-.-..-- {e
1G. Wounds ........2...------- ie

17. Other accidents and in-§M..
juries. ¥F

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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152

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2, 209 109 254 119 74 112 168 194 203 203 183 182 162 127 83 145
23 61 86 115 155 163 171 142 151 134 lll 67 108
46 13 26 53 39 40 3s 41 31 28 16 16 37

 
468 VITAL STATISTICS.

TaB_e 99.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN GERMANY, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF
AGE AND SEX.

 

| | 65
years
All || Under '| Yotal || 5 to | 10 to | 15 to | 20 to | 25 to | 30 to | 35 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50 to | 55 to | 60 to and
apes. || 1 year. || under 10 15 20 25 30 3a 40 45 50 a5 60 65 over
RES year. 5 years.|| years. | years. | years. | years.| years. | years | years. | years. | years.|years.|years.|years.| and
i un-
known.

‘CAUSE Of DYATH.

 

 

All causes... ..----- 23, 790 7,358 || 10, 884 952 333 547 888 | 1,049 | 1,076 983 927 884 944 | 1,003 978 2, 342

 

 

 

 

    

 

 

 

 

 

Males -.....-- 12, 937 3, 957 5, 782 487 177 273 467 560 612 593 568 551] 584 597 544 1, 142
Females... --- 10, 853 3,401 5,102 465 166 204 421 489 464 390 359 333 360 406 434 1, 200
Unknown causes, ----.----------- 28 5 6 2 i! ON eesrcraas a 3 | 2 6
Males .-.. A 16 3 4 1 We Di | eeiacenf 9/8: ematrciac! 4
Females... 12 2 2 dD sueases aia 2 2
Seppernip Woe ase s earns eat
I.—General diseases. H Ss

General diseases—A...---.-----+---- 5,403 i] 2,397 || 3, 874 446 95 75 118 118 105 78 52 56 76 70- 69 171
Males --..-- 1, 272 1,994 217 49 40 69 62 54 39 25! 27 49 41 39 73
Femates . .-- 1, 125 1, 880 229 46 35 49 56 51 39 27 29 27 29 30 98

1... Small poxXecc.cccccessase

2. Measles.. ....----------

 

a. Searlet fever..-----.---

 

a. Diphtheria.....-----.--

°5. Whooping cough. .----.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

M.
F. 14
7. Cerebro-spinal fever -.- { Me ae
8. ‘Lyphoid fewer....-..-- 4 Ms: 13
‘9. Diarrheal diseases - en Me eo
10. Cholera infantum .-..--- { a
| :
il. Malarial fever . ----.--- § Bes i
12. Erysipelas ..--.--.----- 4 # so
13. Septiceemia ised s ;
14. Venereal diseases.-..-- i ae rt
15. Others of this group ... ; Mee : 38
(General diseases—B... ...------+---- 213
Males ..-- 133
Females..-..-.---

  

1. Parasitic diseases

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

     

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2. Alcoholism ..-----------
3. Lead poison ...-.---.---- {P
4. Other poisons. .--.------ {Po
5. Inanition...---.--------- rl
General diseases —C ..------.-------| 2,963) 2,443 |) 2,514 AF Wissainian 3 1 | 7 3! 3 7 9 20 384
eae ' 1 &
Males ....- sacccecsans|. Tyd4t 1, 320 1, 356 1 1 ON oe. 5 2 3 = ni 153
Fowles ss n2-2aec<sccensesi= 1,419 | 1.123 |) 1,158 Disses iB leceate » 2 1 4 Th) Bat
! y i
HG ATE AGH aeerencleteamniee| dae oll oa caell sean ea nea cece!|eoeee :
87) BG 7 lpstpratd s| Beeted ales Geasd lsmcreas Imeem anal essence ss
I :
$30; 830!) BRO IL |
686. 686 |, G86
4 5 M.. 16) 6h 16
3. Malformation ----------- iF 7 16 | 16 | 16 |
M..| 493 /) asg| son} 4 sl al
4. Debility and atrophy .-.. {jr : : 1 2 1 2 : Poet) oe 68
M. :
2; Dil peta ps i
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 489

TaBLE 99.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN GERMANY, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF
AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

65
i years.
All |! Under || Total || 5 to | 10 to | 15 to |. 20 to | 25 to | 30 to | 35 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50 to | 55 to | 6Oto ; and
under 10 (15 20 26 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 | over
6 years. years. | years. years. years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. and

CAUSE OF DEATH.
ages. || 1 year.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

un-
known.

I.—General diseases—Continued.
General diseases—D...-........... 4,271 369 579 46 44] 233} 416 { 472] 475) 393 350 | 268 | 284] 243 181 287
Males 2,419 201 320 23 20 106 224 285 279 236 211 165 175 141 96 13&
Females 168 259 23 24 127 192 187 196 157 139 103 109 102 85 149
‘ M.. 64 1 4 1 5 1 3 5 1 4 7 5 6 4 6 12
TS, Rhe\umatismssresaaris 2 tr] % 1 1 é Gif Cis) | Alda. 5 4 2) al 33 6| 2 9
2. Serofula and tabes ..... { x @ ar a D ivenasleanienie]s aaiinsafacncsi C Ay [aceacec| ens oleae ee i

3. Leprosy

 

 

 

4 commmenionnnn fH] A) BP SP 8] al ae) atl ee] al a] oH) ow) Rls) a) B
5. Hydrocephalus....-.... {x

Bi WON Celi moscacaccontonan te

fox EBUMOPGoscesenchesesecke {e.-

8. Anwmia.......--..-2..- {p-

9. Dropsy...-.----..2+---- § Me :

10. Diabetes.....-.......--- iF 7

11. Others of this group. -.. j Po

12. Others of this class. .... QL

    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Males
Females
1. Inflammation of the brain. ir
2. Apoplexy ---------------- {re
3. Paralysis ....-------..--- {e
4. Tetauus and trismus nas- ; M..
centium. aa
5. Epilepsy ..-...--.---.---- {3 a
. Me.
6. Convulsious........-----. it a
7. Mental diseases....-..... {R-
8. Diseases of the brain-...- ie 3
: . a a6 M..
9. Diseases of the spinal cord f F
JO. Others of this class.-....
| :

III.—Diseases of the circulatory system..| 1,375 | 99 117 36 | 46 46 46 46 70 | 75 81 | 88 105 134 172 313
Males . -| 706 47 59 17 7 21 19 29 47 4' 44!) 45 58/72 87 146
Females ....--------+-++------ 669 52 58 19 29 25 27 17 23 30; 37 43 4 62 85 167

2 z
1. Angina pectoris...--.-.--. {y- i eae nay |prewerneees (tes oa 2 atl a rats 7 sepa ry Sle eo tira se a l 2 ER RIS I 3 } t ogen a eae I ; ex dacae?
2. Aneurisnl.......22--+--+-- {e- : 2 t Pe 7 2 pee }
e : cant M 650 | 10 22 17 17 1 | 17 29 46 44 | 43 42 54 70 84 144
3. Diseases of the heart ----. ie 602 10 2 19 2g! 35 25 17 22} 30 | 34/40; 46 60| 81 163
be Mies alice aed Pee) ei), Ct Se ea ee ee ee eee ak ae 3

 

 

+
470

VITAL STATISTICS.

ee IN BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
BORN IN GERMANY, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF

AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1
: 65
! 5 years
All || Under || Total || 5 to | 10 to | 15 to | 20 to | 26 to | 30 to 35 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50 to | 55 to | 60 to
CAUSE OF DEATH. ages. ||1 year. under 10 15 20 26 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 8a bee
5 years. | years.) years. | years. | years. | years. | years. years. | years. | years. | years. | years.| years.! and
: | un-
j known.
aah : | eae]
IV.—Diseases of the respiratory system..| 4, 039 826 2, 007 i 238 42 60 101 111 135 132 126 130 138 152 199 468
Males 2, 244 443 || 1,080 125
1 2 ’ 24 29 62 62 81 7 82 90 74 92
Females .-.- 1, 795 383 927 113 18° 31 39 49 54 35 44 40 64 & 0S a
310 25 261 47 2
240 20 193 41 4}.
23 9 45 | Bt | savisniss, 1 : 2
Be | cael alge ee) Ste a eas Lae eae
471 180 274 a 2 1 7 8 9 13 9 ¢
2 8 9 2
386 151 239 8 |sciasiaas 1 J 5 2 lleissrese 1 6 9 2 a 5
1,178 179 454 55 16 23 46 48 59 69 58 57
z 4 i 6 54
953 157 389 54 12 28 31 40 49 31 31 38 43 2 ut res
D2 PlOUEISVececcccess eesetscs pee 59 6 2 2 3 8 7 7
; f Fo. 37 7 2 1 2 4 i 1 2 ietes is i 3 i i 8
6. Asthma ....--- M.. 33 2 Do |[esiminet foeeemellosuica 2
Daas eek ne : sib] siclsteleier ecceeiancions | arate gie'sifisiatseree 2 4 3 3 16
§ 28 4 4. |[scceceslonsmece 2 3 3 2 14
7. Others of this class.....- oe 120) 48 57 6 2 1 1 3 2 3 8 5
4. fake 5 5 2 11 13
f 100 47 54 i E 1 Deseo Ds |ixemaiasty 1 2 6 2 4 4 7 16
V.—Diseases of the digestive system ..-.| 1,189 245 352 4 28 | 25 3k 35 49 60 63 79 76 79 96 88 131
4
MialOS.cccs6eatasensciaine sees 652 131 189 13 18 F "20. 7 5
2 a 1 23) oT] 2 5 7
Females 3 537 114 163 12 7 11 18 26 33 38 33 3 34 a 3 3
* 1. Dentition ..-..---------.-- {eo
2. Angina ......-.-.--------- f Mes
3. Diseases of the stomach. .- {eo
4. Obstruction of the bowels. coe
5. Hernia ....-.----------++-- 5 M 7
6. Other diseases of thefM..
vowels. 5 ate
G7. Jaundice ...----.---------- {e.-

8. Inflammation and abscess § M..

of the liver. UF.

9. Other diseases of the liver- j me
10. Peritonitis .......-.------- {Fo
41. -MmGltednosos- aise sacle panei {eo
12. Others of this class.-....-- {e--

VI.—Diseases of the urinary system and
male organs of generation.

Males

Females

1. Bright's disease....---.---

2. Calculus, urinary

3. Diseases of the kidney-...- M:.

4. Diseases of the bladder-.-- ; a

5. Others of this class.-..--.-. ie
VII.—Diseases of the female organs of

generation
1. Ovarian tumors . .--.---

  
 

2. Ovarian diseases. - rts
3. Uterine tumors. -- si
4. Uterine diseases. ..- oe
5. Others of this class ----.---------

VIII.— Affections connected with preg-
nancy.

1. Abortion ...--.--.------+--------

2. Childbirth. ise

3. Puerperal septicemia .-

4. Extra-uterine pregnancy -

  
 

 

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5. Others of this class -.-.--..-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

471

TaBLE 99.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN GERMANY, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF
AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

f | 65
: | years
AN Under Total 5 to | 10to | 15 to | 20 to| 25to | 30 to| 34 to| 40 to| 45 to] 50 to | 55 to | GO tol “and
CAUSE OF DEATH. aes. ll devear under 10 16 20 26 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 over
BES: ¥ 5 years.|| years.| years.| years.| years.| years.| rears. senses years.| years.| years.| years.| years.| and
| un.
| i | known.
ag ge at 1
IX.—Diseases uf the bones and joints -- ‘ 38 3 8 8 6 2 2 Z. Sousinecbose cies | Te aac ee 3 T | seen 5
Males ...- . wll 1 3 4 3 11 1 ghee 2
Females . 2 5 4 3 ! ie eztdaa 3
1. Diseases of the spine ...... § . a ; 7

2. Diseases of the bones...... f
3. Diseases of the hip joint... ;

4. Others of this class .--.....

X.—Diseases of the skin.....---.--.-----
Males ...-
Females...
1, Abscess ....-.-
2. CaEbOnel6ijsccxswescesxn ee
3. Others of this class........ {ee
XI.—Diseases of the absorbent system...
MaléS 220 cc eses sis vecsicce ces
Females ......--------------
1. Addison's disease .--.--..- fe.
2. Diseases of the spleen... .. {e
3. Others of this class...-..-. ie ;
XII.—Accidents and injuries ............ 695 |,
Mal6S recseusercscecas esas 568
Pemalés 2<cs2scszesccsescees 130 |,
1. Burns and scalds...-..... see 3 s
< i
2, Drowned ..-------.------- {e ae
3. Exposure and neglect .... {e Nona Li
4. Gunshot wounds ....--... ae 19 '
5. Homicide............-----
6. Infanticide

a1

$. Railroad accidents ....... {x
9. Suffocation ..........--..- {e
10. Suicide by shooting ...... § we
11. Suicide by drowning ..... {F
12. Suicide by poison.....-... {y.-
13. Other guicides....-..---.. us
14. Sunstroke ...---..-------- {e
15. Surgical operations..--... § Mes
16. Wounds.............--.-- oe i
M7

BE Se ee

{

 

 

 

 

- Injuries by machinery... . sx aS

 

- Other acciéents and in- a

juries.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2
2
2
2|.
2 1
Boren 1 1
2
io' 14
8

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

10 9 8 6
pees 1 2 lesereeis
fd leesages dseeealeoneated
Ll Neweeas eleeeeses 1
a5 28 21 15,
si 1 4 1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

    

 
479

VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE 100.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN RUSSIA AND POLAND, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH
DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX.

 

 

 

20t

CAUSE OF DEATH. all pee geden a0 he O° 25.
ages. year. |'5 years.|| years.| years. | years. | years.

AN GQUS6S 2.2 cccacsssavecewesses 6,791 || 3,182 || 4,744 213 86 | 127| 238

   

Females. ........

I.—General diseases.

General diseases—A

 

 

Females...

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7

8.

9. Diarrheal diseases --..- f ie
10. Cholera infantuin ....-- § aM
11. Malarial fever.....-.-.-

12. Erysipelas ....--.--

13. Septicwmia...-....-----

14. Venereal diseases ...-.-. j Me
15. Others of this group. .-. ; Me:

General diseases—B

Male ccd Sides eesisedacen
Females .......---.-----+-
1. Parasitic discases ..-.--- oe
2, Alcobolism...---+-2++-++ {e
3. Lead poison .....--..---- ; a
4. Other poisons -...-.----- {ee
5. Inanition.....-.--------- ; a
General diyeases—C...---------------

 

 

25 to

years.

30 to

years.

 

 

65

years

35 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50 to | 55 to | GO to | and
40 45 50 65 60 65 over
years. | years. | years. | years.} years.| years.| and
un-

known.

160 142 128 136 105 89 271

 

 

 

 

 

 

286
261

190
157

15

25

Ho HO

 

 

1,750 ge4 || 1,554 67 23 7 24 11 15 3 9 4 6 8 5 M4
945 475 829 35 8 3 15 9 12 3 6 2 4 7 4 8
805 409 725 32 15 4 9 2 3 bemoan 3 2 2 1 1 6

i‘ 1 aD essed dee ee tees I ate vala | area cet aphids eesacea| seca chasm ao 2 ts dens edness

Blox aes 1 Ae lSacreasel essere oasasaeel los ud ceed ceases [saanoat (sen tiaey aepncealeneesbeses@ecd usc atee,see5 aac
73 | 23 72 Tsivieesaera| Seen ael| Sasa aNoess alse Saal casaaes Ssstoee|gendeeel| Seewdeleeececa| aceead aces woe
49 17 AG. |" A catiaMeesodes peewee |siocwes 2 ooedseafesw eis sees Bisa] Siew Stewie eeemreiendl eGisiomerel se eieicre lias ee! epee cassie
83 10 5 Gul 2a elle eeeeleeas ge Ty ras etestl dee seins naededal steeced Taectet cos s
96 14 84 10 OF li cpacsoan aasteaata node dee late aliad fee iotueis| newsreel oemecesd| ae Seed sessed mene ewes :
172 27 156) |) CUS bes cees [peed ssi| Sowecouleecases mana ease Esco ducal Resesdbeeseegaleuaas Be Syous
149 27 wily 604 DN se fet dempecetal assoc diets eckaatelamometel| aoe tad woxcmuel|S.caaee es :

 

 

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eesaee ae 4
i

eee, 1 2

 

 

Males
Females...-.-..----- .!
1, Premature birth .-.-.--. fe
M ..
2, Stillborn ..----- 22+ -+---- SP
: ‘ M..!
3. Malformation ..--------- ; F
M..
4: Debility aud atrophy. -- ; FE
M |
5. Old age..---------+-+-+++ § F.|

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

473:

TaBLeE 100.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG: THE: POPULATION HAVING-

 

 

 

 

 

Males
Females

1. Inflammation of the brain.

9

2 Apoplexy

3. Paralysis

4. Tetanus and trismus nas-
centium.

5. Epilepsy .-.-.----.-------.

6. Convulsions .......-....

7. Mental diseases

 

8 Diseases of the brain .....

9. Diseases of the spinalcord.

10. Otbers of this class

i
t
\
i
4
“4
'
i
'

 

 

 

mK ME TE ME RE SE SE ER OE OE

III .— Diseases of the circulatory system.

 

Females ....--.---.---
1. Angina pectoris ....----.- ;
2. Aneurism.....--.--------- j
3. Diseases of the heart .--.. ;
4. Others of this class....--. f

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MOTHERS BORN IN RUSSIA AND POLAND, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND‘ CLASS- OF DISEASES, WITH.
DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Continued. ‘
| 65
{ f yeara
All Under || Total || 5 to | 10 to | 15 to | 20 to, 25 to | 80 to | 35-to | 40 to | 465 to | 50 to | 55 to) 60 to | and
CAUSE OF DEATH. aes 1 year. || wader 10 16 20 25 80 35 40 45 50 55: | 60 65 | over
gee: year. |!s years.|| years.| years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years, | years.| years+| years.| yeaxs-|years.| and
. un-
‘ 7 known.
I.—General diseases—Continued.

General diseases—D .........-...-- 728 95 1i4 21 7 35 84 72 52 55 - 46 | 53” 45- 30" 23 31
Males: ccs:eeeeeseceescecce 466 57 107 9 5 18 56 52 38 40: 31 33 30 19)' 18 15
Females..........02.---000+ 262 38 67 12 2 17 28 20 14 15 15 20 15 ll. 10 16-

1. Rheumatism .......... § Mes 3
2. Scrofula and tabes.... { ae. :
3. Leprosy wins ssi
M. 301 14 29 | 5 2 17 48 46 35 32 24 26 17 a Tg 4
4. Consumption .......-. {F 3 148 | 8 19 6 1 15 24 18 12 8 9 ll; 6 5 7 ci
5. Hydrocephalus ......- ; Mes 3
6 Cancer scccies ciexncessnx ; Mo:
7.
8.
9. Dropsy...------------. ; ae
10. Diabetes -...--...2.-.. {ee
11, Others of this group -. ; PF.
12. Others of this class ... {eo

 

317
221

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110

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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209 20 23 15 19 8 ll 9 15. 18 ' Ll. 20 ; 10 17 22%

128 11 |; 12 7 6: 10 6 10 7 9 11 | 9) 12 | 7 12 10°

81 9 u 8 5 9 2 1 2 6 7! 2° 8 | 3 a 12:
1

 
474

VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE 100.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31
1890, AMONG THE POP
MOTHERS BORN IN RUSSIA AND POLAND, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF Tie ee oa
DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Continued. :

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| '
| | f 65
“2 aay. lhe | Total || & to | 10to | 1t0 | 20to | 25 to | 80to | 85 to | 40t0 | 4 "ot
CAUSE OF DEATH. ages. |'Pyose | under | 10 | 15 | 20 | 25 | so | 35 | 40 | 45 CM wikia wwe
: 3) years.'| years years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years.| years.|years.!years.| and
uy <
IV.—Diseases of the respiratory system.| 1,412 562 1,151 i
Males at 826 343 661 |;
Females ......-..----------+-- ' 586 219 |, 490
‘ M.. 5 |
i pe) we] gh
2. Laryngitis.....-.......--- {Po 8 Eh ‘
ral: ME Vata chsiatelete
3. Bronchitis ........--...--. {eo us a 12g
4. Pneumonia ..........----- Mee a8 9 aoe :
5. Pleuvisy ...--.------------ {#-- 18 i i “
i
6. Asthma.....-...--.------- {ee 3 2 | 2
7. Others of this class.....-- {¥..| #8 ri a
V.—Diseases of the digestive system a) 205 62 | 79
Males 7 37 || 46 | 5 3 6
7 9 6! 5 7
Females 88 3) 33) 6 3 4 : ‘ 2 7 ; . Fi a
es i 5 3 3 4 2 8 3 3 1j 10
1. Dentition).<..s2s2222e2202% Fo i
2. Angina..-.-.------------ ea
3. Diseases of the stomach..- Bs
4. Obstruction of the bowels.
_5. Hernia -.--.--.----------+ 2
6 ee
bowels. as
7. Jaundice ...-..-----.----- f

8. Inflammation and abscess
of the liver.

Other diseases of the liver

©

10. Peritouitis ---....---.----

11. Asvites...---.------------

ME OME KE SR SR SK ME Ae

t
'
i
t
'
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t
t
i
t
t

12. Others of this class...-.-.- ae)

VI.—Diseases of the urinary system and
male organs of generation.

 

Males

Females........------------
1. Bright's disease ..-------- ie
2. Calculus, urinary.-..----- iP

3. Diseases of the kidney --- ae
4. Diseases of the bladder -- fe
5. Others of this class ..-.-- § r..

VII.—Diseases of the female organs of
generation.

1. Ovarian tumors -....---..-..---

2. Ovarian diseases .

3. Uterine tumors.

4, Uterine diseases. ...

5. Others of this class...

VILI.—Affections connected with preg-
nancy.

Abortion ....---+--+--+---eee eee

. Childbirth...-.----- :

Puerperal septicemia -.

Extra-uterine pregnancy. fi

. Others of this class....----..--- !

 

 
 
  

 

 

 

 

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NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 415

Table 100.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN RUSSIA AND POLAND, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH
DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

 

|
= years
an || unaer Total |} 5 to | 10 to | 16 to | 20 to | 25 to | 30 to | 35 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50 to | 55 to | 60 to | and
si 1 year. || wader 10 16 25 30 40 45 50 55 60 65 over
aees: year. !!5 years.|| years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years.|years.|years.| and
un-
known.

CAUSE OF DEATH.

 

IX.— Diseases of the bones and joints...

 

  

   

 

 

   

Males
Females. .

1. Diseases of the spine ..... § at

2. Diseases of the bones ..... f ae

3. Diseases of the hip joint .. {P

4. Others of this class ....... oa : elle de [stetataleiase sel

X.—Diseases of the skin.....1....--..... 20 8 Bl ovesaie case | tr aicinrarera aime 2 2 2 1 Lpsccaics 1 A osemeee 2

Males .......... 10 2 2 one cisig alse cee eecies ] 2 Tet Saances | aeaaneesShs hee 1 Eee 2
Females 10 6 (in| eens |eoreeeseres 3 de) laeiveisiers il 1 Te leew sd|acdsaes| staceen| ceedesliekraees

Ve ADSCENS cece saceoreswsaaizs

2. Carbuncle..........---..-

3. Others of this class

 

 

 

Males
Females.......

 

1. Addison's disease

 

 

    
  
  

2. Diseases of the spleen.... {fe 4 Ljj-------- 1 j/-------}-
3. Others of this class ...... {fr a

 

 

 

 

 

 

6. Infanticide......2..2..2.- ‘e =

. Injuries by machinery.... {Fo oe

 

~

8. Railroad accidents .......

©

. Suffocation. ...

10. Suicide by shooting......

11. Suicide by drowning

 

12. Suicide by poison ........
13. Other suicides ....---...-.
14. Sunstroke ....---..------

15. Surgical operations......

 

16. Wounds ..-..-.....-.-----

 

 

 

17. Other accidents and in- {¥ ie
juries. F.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
476 VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLE 101.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN RUSSIA AND POLAND, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH
DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| | 65
| “3 years
All || Unaer || Total || 5 to | 10 to | 15 to | 20 to | 25 to | 80 to | 35 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50 to | 55 to | 60 to | “and
CAUSE OF DEATH. aces. || 1 year, || Under 10 15 20 26 30 35 40 45 50 5 60 65 over
oe years i years.|| years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years.| years.| and
un-
| known.
All causes -........2.22-2..---. 581 || 288 406 22 2 14 14 14 23 21 17 15 7 7 4 15
MONG 8 crow sic 2s coin niente sek . 836 164 225 10 1 6 9 8 12 15 14 il 6 6 4 9
k 8 5 6 1 6

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I.—General diseases. ==
General diseases—A ...--..-.------ 158 86 130 9 1 3 4 1 3 4 2 \eweuees| wtemaet 1 (grauretlee sewed
Males ..
Females.
1. Smallpox..........-2.-- { Mss
2.. Measles yjccecceasaecans {eo
3. Scarlet fever .-....---.. {ee
4. Diphtheria......2...--. § a
5. Whooping cough.....- iy “a
6. Beversciscncccacscecces f at =
7. Cerebro-spinal fever ... {eo
8. Typhoid fever ......-.. ‘e
9. Diarrheal diseases -.-.- {¥ ie
10. Cholera intantum.....- ‘e >
11. Malarial fever......---. {3 s
12. Erysipelas {e
13. Septiceemia.-....-.---.- ie Ee
14. Venereal diseases..-..-. {F a
15. Others of this group ... {y |
General diseases—B
Mal€S scucindenocesccosnnees
Penal es sia cisais cicsaiececiaceneres x
1. Parasitic diseases... --- {er ce
2. Alcoholism --.--------- ip ie
3. Lead poison...-.------- ; a :
4, Other poisons....-.---- {Pr a
5. Inanition ...-.-....---- {e es
General diseases—C........-.---.----
Males ...---.---------------
Females.-----.-------------
1. Premature birth ..--..-. {x =
9. Stillborn..-2----2----+- {F-
2, Malformation.....----- ie:
4. Debility and atrophy -- ix
5. Old age ..-------------- ; a 4

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

477

TaBLE LOU.—DEATHAS IN BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN RUSSIA AND POLAND, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH
DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

10. Others of this class ....-. i a

I1I.—Diseases of the circulatory system.

Males .....---
Females

1. Angina pectoris
2. Aneurism......----------
3. Diseases of the heart

4. Others of this class ......

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

65
years
All Under || Total || 5 to 10 to | 15 to | 20 to | 25 to | 30 to | 35 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50 to | 55 to | 60 to! and
CAUSE OF DEATH. ages. || 1 year. || under 10 15 20 25 30 36 40 45 50 55 60 65 over
Bos year: lls years.|| years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years.| years.| years.’ and
un-
known.
I.—General disenses—Continued.
General diseases—D ....-..-------+ 48 | 5 1 1 lemeresies, 3 l 6 7 4 2 6 1 2 lecss sen 4
Males |
Females |
1. Rheumatism ..........- {fF By
2:
3.
4.
5.
6.
7
8 Ansmin 2.0. eee
9. Dropsy -.-.------20000+ el eee
10. Diabetes ...-.--.-.----- {x eros ig [eines 1
11. Others of this group ... {eo ee le pee aed
i
12. Others of this class ..-. {eo peers eee el
} |
I1.—Diseases of the nervous system ...--. 62 |! 32
Males ...-- 33 18
Females 29 14
1. Inflammation ofthe brain . {Fo v | 4
2. Apoplesy ssecsenserennnn ol ee
|
3. Paralysis -.seceeeseseees iro. seen
4. Tetanus and trismus sl M 2 II 1
centium. F. 4 4
5. Epilepsy .--..---------.--- {pr 7 é
6. Convulsions .-.---...---- {x a "
\
7. Mental diseases.-..--..-. {Po
8. Diseases of the brain..-.. ir as

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
478 VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLE 101.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN RUSSIA AND POLAND, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH
DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

65
2 - " years
Total || 5 to | 10 to | 15 to | 20 to | 25 to | 80 to | 85 to | 40t0 | 45 to | 50 to | 55 to | 60 to | “and
gen. || Paver.||under || 10 | 15 | 20 | 25 | 30 | 36 | 40 55 | 60 | 63. | over
: “|S years.|| years.) years. |years. |years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years | years. | years.| years.| and

: un-
known.

CAUSE OF DEATH.

 

 

 

 

 

IV.—Diseases of the respiratory system.. 103 32 78 A. | secaross 2 3 1 2 7 5 |eeeeee- [eee eee eee eee ' Dy | ececstovirs
Mala isacca aneinaowscinniniaaoneies 69 22 53 D. |ememes 1 fhe. esisreiciens 1 6 § |-------]---2---|------- 1 lscciciocic:
POMalestscudacmnnseswarracwnese 34 10 25 B lhercnad 1 2 1 1 dl  ese,2 eisieaillesisic ares wewenen[ssceees[eorecee| scenes

A CrOUb weanee vase ereunerel (ro Oe ‘ 1S
2. Laryngitis....--......----- ; M eri es a lliecceacans Ports tale
3. Bronchitis...........------ j 7 ~ ut a ao
‘ M.. 35 8 22 WD i cisercinacs 1 J. earecimese 1 GO Bl awseeweliewaeds|eeoccetioeee
2 EDO MMONIM. =o oes Shceetons {F 18 4 10 Bc cesed 1 2 1 DP By fessins Se

 

5. Pleurisy

6. Asthma ..-.

 

7. Others of this class ..-.-.-

V.— Diseases of the digestive system -...

 

 

 

Males...----
Females
As DentitiGnes.scexcsscesexrcss j a ie
2. Angina....-.--.----+--++-- § a oF
M
¥

3. Diseases of the stomach. -. ;

4. Obstruction of the bowels. . f a =
< M

5S) Hérhia ssescscccewsesawmace ae

& ; BP ste

6. Other diseases of the bowels § M ne

(sD MD i ieececcunweaeesce ss § ae

8. Inflammation and abscess§M ..
of the liver. j ass

 

 
   

  

 

 

9. Other diseases of the liver... ‘¥ of

10. Peritonitis.---..-..-.------ seteeee|eeeeeee Do lhesecse es Ay i eevtebaleys | aca Se tssesyee! feces Ce bepearia cl aden leech

Die ABC cccciccccaemcsteciciccic 2 ae a ee eee Se ania | chaise sateies es aka S eh Paie a frat aie ha at ees ae ia aii ete | RTS [RENE nae tle Winn n {Siete 3 Sin nll a savaes cetace

12. Others of this class........ § M S d B |e-s-s--|-sseeeefeeeeee fesse

V1.—Diseases of the urinary system and 20 ||-------- Dl |Seeeteiletecead 2 cece 2 3 3 9
male organs of generation. 2 7 3... 1 2

Males ....--- bs 2 | Saka tete |
Females oe =

 
 
 
 
  
   
  
 
   
  
  
 
  

1. Bright’s disease......-.--.
2. Caleulus, urinary -.------.
3. Diseases of the kidney.....
4. Diseases of the bladder -.-

 

5. Others of this class.....---
VII.—Diseases of the female organs of; —s 1 |)--------]|-------. !
generation. i
1. Ovarian tumors. .......---+------
2. Ovarian diseases. 5

3. Uterine tumors .--
4. Uterine diseases .--
5. Others of this class -.

VIII.—Affections connected with preg-
nancy.

. Abortion --

. Childbirth. ..-.-.------

Puerperal septicemia . --

Extra-uterine pregnancy

. Others of this class

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 479

TaBLE 101.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN RUSSIA AND POLAND, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH
DISTINCTION OF AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

 

 

 

4
65
All Under Total || 5 to | 10 to| 15 to| 20 to | 25 to | 80 to| 35 to | 40 to 45 to | 50 to | 55 to | 60 to ai
CAUSE OF DEATH. ares NT eae under || 10 16 20 26 80 3a 40 45 | 50 55 60 65 over
Bes. i) * Year-l6 years. || years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years.| years. years. | years, | years.| years.) and
un-
j ‘ known.
IX.—Diseases of the bones and joints. ...|-------- eeee cer [|e ween ees leeee nec [eenee ee fe reece cferee cet |e cere ee|ee cece [eee eee elece eee alee eee eee eee eels eres cle e eee ee ceeeeeee
Males ....---.----------- +++
Females ...-...---+--++-++++

1 Diseases of the spine

 

 

 

 

 

 

   
  
   

4. Others of this class.. -..--
X.—Diseases of the skin ....-..----------
7 Males ...--.2----eceeennee efor neers feo t ence [eee ce elton cee [ee eee ce [eee c eee [rcr ere cde eee eefece eee Leeen enc leeee eel cece esl ee eee sfeceee ce] o rte recleeeeence
Females........--.-----02--[osrerroprrr rt Jroretetillssescec[eceeces erence e [rece eee fee eee |e eee ene |ee ee ee lee eee eel eee eee [eee [eee ee [eee e eee [e ence eee
Dee MERRY ee soeenanonaieys Be ree cel carne eee ae ce ed eee Nee ee ee ee
By CEU BUBAG ces terete: Se ee rire ene ee ae Fate or ee
Bi Otiversiof this clase)=sc2nsic* et et ec a ccc core eee eee
XI.—Diseases of the absorbent system -.|--------l|---+----]leeereee[eeeeee fee free fee ip fer feceee pee
Males .....-------------+---
Females. .-.----------------
1. Addison's disease -...-..--

2. Diseases of the spleen

 

3. Otbers of this class....-.--

XII.—Accidents and injuries. -.-..-------

Males .......---+-------
Females

 

a

. Burns and scalds....------ §

», Drowned vecseeessseseneses

ne

wo

. Exposure and neglect ..--.

4. Gunshot wounds.....-.---

 

. Homicide....-.-.-.-.------

wo

a

. Infanticide......-.-....-..

 

_

. Injuries by machinery .... f

 

wo

. Railroad accidents...-.....

. Suffocation .-..--.---------

2

10. Suicide by shooting .-...--

11.

=

Suicide by drowning ...---

12. Suicide by poison.-------.-

 

13. Other suicides.--.---.-----
14. Sunstroke .-..-.--------+--

15. Surgical operations ..----

 

16. Wounds ......--..-+-+----

 

 

 

 

 

17. Other accidents and in- §M..
juries. Fi

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

pa ee ete EE

 
480 VITAL STATISTICS.

“TABLE 162.—DEWTHS IN _NEW YORK DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN “IN-ITALY, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF
AGE AND ‘SEX.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1 : ; 65
2 3 years
All | ‘Tne Total |; 5 to | 10 to | 15 to | 20 to | 25 to | 30 to | 35 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50 to | 65to | GOto | “and
CAUSE OF DEATH. f Lyeae, [under |) 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 | over
ages. ||! year. ‘ls years.| years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years.| years. | years. | years. years.| years.| and
4 un
i known.
All causes. ---..--------.-.-------| 11, 062 4,955 || -8, 157 323 117 177 318 344 304 292 258 168 158 105 : 120 221
1
Miplesi ict ccesmecrmmedacaumacd “6, 233 2,775 4, 446 177 64 92 172 207 197 202 169 119 117 65 82 124
Pemalesisasccaviaceccwesaeeats - 4, 829 |) -2,180 || -3,711 146 53 1-85 146 137 107 90 89 49 41 40 38 97
Unknown ‘causes.....--+-.------- 8 1 A] [sees callie seree haeemer eimai dL) ecipieteiayll stamina cman, 1 Dh icessicinees De ssssasciausse
Males ar OP Hiaseieciosciaes
Females 3, 1
A.—General discases. a?
General diseases—A -....--....---- -2, 934 1,301
Males 715
Females 586
1. Smallpox .-...--.....--- 4 5
2. Measles -----.---------- 4 th a as
3. Scarlet ‘fever --......-.. ee Be 7
4. Diphtheria ----......--- {y ae 4
5. Whooping cough ....--. {eo °F 2
6. Fever .-cnsceeceeeee SRY 2 Pct
7. Cerebro-spinal fever. ... {e- nal as
8. Typhoid fever ......---- oe
wv |
9. Diarrheal diseases .-.-.. {e 386
|
10, Cholera infantum ...-.. ee ace 186 |
“el i
11. Malarial fever..-......- {F- Be be. 5
12. Erysipelas .---..------- {He e nae
13. Septicamia...---------- {eo ; a
14. Venerew]- diseases .-...-. 2 Mt as 6 a
|
15. Others-uFf this group...) We 2 \
General diseases—D ....-.----------- “112 87
Males “1 i) 33] 59 ee eee [eeiaell Seka Bh eh) Pearce | it [eceeaes eee
Females .__- 41 34 88 ||.sere0s AC Secesac pore focesespecreeefessecesteosse I ee are Willison sl ona an
“1. Parasitic diseases ....-. ie, 2 2 4 1 [astenie| nesses porte fees Dl eonsvegpevene exanes| insane] patseg aates-|secsan ee
-2, Alcoholism .-......----- :
3. Lead poison.
4. Other poisons.------.--- {F ews: S Sl eeewas J x JE
5. Inanition-...----------- ee # ay BB
General diseases—C ...-----------++---| 1,736 || °1,640 || 1,694 f 1 1 Pee 3 1 f lloxece wi 1 jee 2 21
Males ...- 973 930 950 ||-...... 1! 1 i leswzural mAb lcleok fl onbaeds 2 6
Femalcs 753 710 735 1 1 | salsa a lawea wien swerve feseaea 1 |-------]------- 15
Fi =e 125 125
1. Premature birth --..... {7 15 | 195 95 sacs snare 3 a ween
| |
aie “485 |" 685
2. Stillborn..--.----------- {e are | B18 ti|ecte see] ieee seeps eee eee
| pf 28D [rcersetpscsec estes stele ese [es ee ee later es fects ee ef eeteeeeferee ee s|eeeeee sete eec|eeeee eel eee e es
{
é 3. 23 |: 21
~ Malfermuition.....------ { Mes 3 ; 19 — :
s : : | 99 ,
a. Delality ind atrophy...\§ A. 288 80 ‘
QE.. » CR ARE | leer finenmemctenvenen| DL degiaweateaenecalnsecon|oeeagan| © lememapaleweyen
I
M.. AF Ue estbiatane | setae iets icielle ieinieraed| Saiecacinpal actsnvel a gatsrcat boner a lmeemsniss| waigjeisleeneae-st [eee oe
-5. Old Hipnnseassaoromocnaaocash Bey ie Hepatitis 7

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 481

TABLE 102.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN ITALY, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF
AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
    
   
   
 
  
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
  

 

1. Rheumatism ........-.-

I | 1 | | 65
i . | years
All || Under ‘otal || 5 to | 10 to | 15 to | 20 to | 25 to | 30 to | 35 to | 40 to | 44 to | 50 to | 55 to | 60 to | and
CAUSE OF DEATH. ages Vy year. under 10 15 | 20 25 30 35 40 46 60 | 55 60 65 | over
= men lb years.|| years. ona years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. years. | years.' and
i i | | un-
\ I | | t i ‘known.
= iter t ee Siiedh sedan Nicest ee ianeeee! | mot ent ! 1 |
i haat aca a | |
1.—General diseases—Coutinued. ‘ i I u } ! {
General diseases—D .....-.-.------ 1, 035 |: 112 i 264 37 | - 36 \ vil) 116 11s 95 ' 74 7 45 ; 39 25 24 20
Males’. 25 ssccocudecaseesites sso|, 69, 144] 17] 18] 35] 3} 69 | 057; 0 4] «| 40 | 07 | 2 | 8 9
Females, .:.050--nsicns 280932 2 20 | 37 | 18
ate
| 1
|

w

. Scrofula and tabes .-...

 

-

 

 

 

 

. Cancer ...--..

 

0

 

"Tumor a.22653 22 des hoe 5 Fi

 

 

 

3. Anemia

“«
So
=
3°

s
i
—
~
ke
or

10. Diabetes .-...---------- iy -

1

 

- Others of this group... ; M Si

 

12, Others of this elise FF eae eee ee ee

 

 

 

 

JI.—Diseases of the nervous system -..... "BL:

 

Males ....-.-------
Females.-.---- ---

 

1. Inflammation of the brain-

2. Apoplexy --------+-------

4. ‘Tetanus and trismus nas-
centium.

i
3. Paralysis. .....02-2ee00- §
i
i

5. Epilepsy .----------------

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

Males

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Females .....-------- 82
1, Angina pieetonisecs-. shake ; at a ‘
!
2. Aneurism ..--..--+-------- {Fe . :
3. Diseases of the heart..-. ; M : va
4. Others of this class.-.-... ; - | 3 i

938 3

 
482

TABLE 102.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN ‘ITALY, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF
AGE AND SEX—Contiuued.

 

CAUSE OF DEATH.

IV.—Diseases of the respiratory system.

 

MACS temnerseysis -asuitis onic cine
1
2. Laryngitis .......-..-.... ie -
3. Bronchitis ...........-.-- {Po
4, Pneumonia..-....--...-.- { at =
Ss Dleurisy ssessceseeeseceees { a eS
6. Asthma............222-0- ‘e “=
7. Others of this class -.-.- : ie es
V.—Diseases of the digestive system...
IMACS 2 cc dort a dneedeescueie
Females .-..-. Siewinwemmeletsiade
1. Dentition .............-... § Mt
2. Angina ...-.-.-----.------ 5 if
3. Diseases of the stomach .. ie
4. Obstruction of the bowels- {eo
5. Hernia 5 a
6. Other diseases of the bowels § a
Ge Vaundites..2: -cs2sceces0-4 ie
8. Inflammation and abscess § M..
of the liver. Bio
9. Other diseases of the liver $ Mee
10. Peritonitis....-.-.-.-..+.- {e-
11. Ascites ..----.----2--4.+2- {Hers
|
12. Otners of this class......- fie
i
VI.—Diseases of the urinary system and ;
male organs of generation. :
Males . 268

   
  

Females.
1. Bright's disease -........ i
2, Caleulus, urinary.....-.- ; fhe:
3. Diseases of the kiduey - . ; Ms,
4. Diseases of the bladder - . ie
5. Others of this class ..... ; a ei

VII.—Diseases of the female organs of

generation.
1 Ovarian tumors .,......----..-
2. Ovarian diseases .
3. Uterine tumors. .-
4. Uterine diseases. -
5. Others of this class ..--..--.

  

VIII.— Affections connected with preg-

nancy.
1. Abortion
2. Childbirth ..-.-.--.
3. Puerperal septicemia -
4. Extra-uterine pregnancy .-.----
5. Others of this clags......-.+ ees

 

  
  

VITAL STATISTICS.

 

 

 

3 f , years
All Under Total || 5 to | 10 to| 15 to: 20to | Zito 380to |; 85to | 40te 45 to 50 to | 55 to | 60 to ed
ages. ‘| 1 year. || Under || 10 15 0 | 25 3 35 40 45 | 50 55 60 65 over
Brae eae 5 years. | years. | years. | years. years. years. | years. | years. years. years. years. | years. | years. and

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  
    
 

 

 

 

 

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483

TABLE 402.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN ITALY, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF

AGE AND SEX—Contin

 

\
) Total || 5 to | 10 to | 15 to | 20 to
CAUSE OF DEATH. all Pander |! ander | 10 | 15 | 20 | 25
Bes | *|\5 years.|| years. | years. | years. | years.
|
HO
. f j !
ets ae ey See ceuet IS ' |
IX.—Diseases of the bones and joints... 23 i 1 | 6 6 2 jowsesee |
i | :

Males .....
Females...

 

1. Diseases of the spine...
2. Diseases of the bones ..-
3. Diseases of the hip joint -

3. Others of this class ....-
X.— Diseases of the skin.-........-

Males

1s ADSCCBR eeepc oe

2. Carbuncle

3. Others of this class ..... 5

XL—Diseases of the absorbent, system. |

NIBIGS 22 Sscose2 sececce
Females......-....---

 

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25 to | 30 to
30 35
years. | years.
| DN aiem.o ince

85 to

years.

40 to
45

years.

I
:
i

50 to | 55 to} 60 to |
55 | 60 | 65
years. | years. | years.

65
years
and
over
and

 

 

 

 

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1. Addison's disease .....-- UF

2. Diseases of the spleen...

3. Others of this class ---.-

. Burns and sealds...--..-

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3. Exposure and neglect --.
4. Gunshot wounds

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Sunstroke

15. Surgical operations... --.

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VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE 103.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN ITALY, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF

AGE AND SEX.

 

CAUSE OF DEATH.

 

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Males
Females

 

1.—General diseases.
General diseases—A

 

‘ Males

-* Females........--.-
1. Smallpox.......--------
2. Measles..........----+- {eo
3. Searlet fever...-------- it a

vot 7

4. Diphtheria....--------- iF 7
». Whooping cough .----- § Mu a

Under
1 year.

\ 1

|

Total || 5 to . 10 to | 15 to | 20 to | 25 to | 30 to
under || 10 | 15 20 25 |
5 vears.|| years. | years. | years. | years. ; years.

 

  

 

 

 

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Females ..--.---

1. Parasitic diseases. .----
2, Alcoholism .-- --------
3. Lead poison. --.--------
4. Other poisons. .-.-------

5. Inanition ..------------ a

General diseases—C.- --------+--7 +5 ---

Males -
Females.
. M..
1. Premature birth..----- f Kr.
3 65M.
%, Stillboru...-----------+ Ue.
; M
+. Malformation. -..------ ‘FP

  

 

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; |) Total || 5 to | 10 to | 15 to | 20 to | 25 to
CAUSE OF DEATH. \ jail | Pe } under 10 15 | 20 3 30

Be x 18 years.|| years. | years. : years. | years. | years.

i | Pian wal ceed eee

I.—General diseases—Continued.

 

 

 

General diseases—D..-.--.--.------
Males
Females...
1, Rheumatism .......----.- {e-
2. Scrofula and tabes ......- on
3) Léprosyee: eseceseesssses {e-
4. Cousumption -........---. {ee
5. Hydrocephalus..........- fe.
6. Cancer ...-.-.---------+-- § ae
% LUMoe incu seeccasseeses? ; “
8 Anwmia........---------- { ae
9. Dropsy..----------------- ‘ ae
10. Diabetes.......---------.- ; a
11. Others of this group -.-.. ae
12. Others of this class ...... ae ie -
II.—Diseases of the nervous system .....
Males 3.20 3n-sendccincnc cate
Females..-...-----------++-
1 Infammation of the brain. { ies
2. Apoplexy ...----.-------- ee
3. Paralysis.--..------------ {e-
4. Tetanus and trismus nas- {e-
centium. F..
5. Epilepsy --.--
6. Convulsious.......------- {e-
7. Mental diseases ....-.---- (ee
8. Diseases of the brain....- ie /
9. Diseasesof thespinal cord. ; ae
: 10. Others of this class ...... { ae:
1JI.—Diseases of the circulatory system : 38
Mal6S sosorseeeueeeeseeeaees 30°
Females ....-.---------+---- 8
J. Angina pectoris....--.... {ye tase
2. Ameurism .--------------- re :
3. Diseases of the heart..-.- ; Mee 2
4. Others of this class .--..- ; ate 3

 

 

 

 

485

TABLE 103.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN ITALY, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF
AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

30 to
35
years.

35 to

years.

40 to : 45 to
45 | 50
years. | years.

50 to
55
years.

55 to
60

years.

60 to
65
years.

 

 

 

| 65

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486 ~ VITAL STATISTICS. :

TaBLE 103.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN ITALY, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF
AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

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Shee Sebearn All || Under || Tot 5 to | 10 to 15 to | 20 to | 24 to | 30 to | 85 to | 40 to | 45 to | 50 to | 56 to | GOto | and
1
1

ages. || 1 year. under 10 16 20 25 80 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 over
= “\\5 years.|| years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. | yoars. | years. | years. | years. | years. | years. and

 

 

 

 

 

  
 
  
 
  
   
   
 
 
  
 
   
  
 
 
  
  
   
    
 
 
 

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: : known.
os celle pond cone oeenicitis Sa | apa a een] Keron aoe — a
IV.—Diseases of the respiratory system - 445 175 : 348 | 23 2 uy Gi | 16 g 7 4 1 | 7 2 6 11
- ——|/-- pag eel este | 3 piso! | pee | le
Males av 246 95 183 9 a 2 61 13 5 5 4 |lassenes 6 2 4! 6
Females 199 80 165 14 1 1 3 4 OD) ectesiccst 1 elecatan! 2 5

 

1. Croup .-----.--------+---

2. Laryngitis

 

3. Bronchitis

 

 

5: SPICULIS isso cmcicdemenex
6. Asthma .....-...--------
7. Others of this class ..--- {F

V.—Diseases of the digestive system ....

 

 

 

Males ....
Females......-..-..0--++---+-

 

 

1. Dentition.---..---.-------

2. Angina......-.-----+----+

 

3. Diseases ot the stomach .-

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4. Obstruction of the bowels. yt i
z M.
5, Hernia-ccccsccncsecosaces F..
6. Other diseases of thes M..
bowels. Ec
7. Jaundice ...-.------------ {F-
8. Inflammation and abscess § M.-.
of the liver. Bn

—s_ man

9. Other diseases of the liver. as
10. Peritonitis ....------.----
ll. Ascites...-.--------+---+-

12. Others of this class

 

VI.—Diseases of the urinary system aud
male organs of generation.

Males

Females

 

 

 

1. Bright's disease....-.----

2. Calculus, urinary

 

3. Diseases of the kidney ... ie.

4. Diseases of the bladder... a .

5. Others of this class...---- ; a |

VII.—Diseases of the female organs of
generation.

1. Ovarian tumors ....------++-+--

2. Ovarian diseases -

3. Uterine tumors...

4. Uterine diseases --.-

5. Others of this class...

 

 

 

 

Vil1.—Affections connected with preg-
nancy. 7

. Abortion .--..

. Childbirth ....-----

. Puerperal septicamia. -

. Extra-uterine pregnancy.

. Others of this class

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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TaBLE 103.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, AMONG THE POPULATION HAVING
MOTHERS BORN IN ITALY, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF
AGE AND SEX—Continued.

 

 

 

| i : i i | | 65
‘ ‘ yeara
Total |! 5 to | 10to | 15 to | 20 to aie | mt te a ae 40 to | 45 to | 50 to | 55 to | 60 to | ‘and

 

 

 

 

CAUSE OF DEATH. All || Under |) under | 10 16 20 25 | 45 50 55 60 65 over
ages. || 1 year. rears: Penis years. | years. | years. oan | Years years. | years. | years. | years. | years.| years.| and
un-
| / known.
IX.—Diseases of the bones and joints. ... Bil |eemeceael | wcre siete, 1 1 f--- +++ -[ee-e ee -[eee eee | saseeee[erceseclecsereclece eres Vee ne ee [esse ee c|eeee ee Jerse eens
i
Males wcisae se siesiceanisecaccies j
Females. ..<..-000+-s0se0025+-

 

1 Diseases of the spine

2. Diseases of the bones

 

3 Diseases of the hip joint.. ie peasant.

 

 

4. Others of this class.....-. §

  
   
 
 
  

X.—Diseases of the skin .........--------

Males acvesees dete westetenas aa
Hemalesinnsnsnnaseacrisiecieeretice

 

 

 

Js ADSCOSS sexe xeverereceeses

 

2, Catbineles sesieceascewncs

3. Others of this class.......

XI.—Diseases of the absorbent system...

Males oes scsnciccecawcwesew tess :
Females. ....2..2-+0s0-0c08s+

 

 

 

1. Addison's disease ........ f

 

2. Diseases of the spleen. ...

 

3. Others of this class. ....-- 5

XII.—Accidents and injuries .........---

Males .....-...--
Females.

1. Burns and scalds.....-..-
2. Drowned ............---++
3. Exposure and neglect ....
4. Gunshot wounds.........

5. Homicide......-----......

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12. Suicide by poison ........

13. Other suicides............

 

14. Sunstroke........-.-.----

15. Surgical operations....-.-.

 

 

16. Wounds.........-.--..---

juries. :

 

 

 

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488 VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLE 104.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE
AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR AND BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  
 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

     

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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: COLOR. { MOTHERS BORN IN—
i !
|-—— i aa ——
Agere. | : ‘ Rus-
CAUSE OF DEATH. Lae Eng- ! 5% ia
ERE | Cite,| Col || United [land |Scot-| Tre. | Ger- | Cam- lpranee,|aina | and [PORE] HUB: | teary, cou |e
| *| ored. || States. | and |land.| land. | many.' ada. el ia. | Po: mia. | gary. "| tes | known.
| Wales i “liand.
Se ae ae ae ee ee pe ep eee yee i =a ee apo es ee fee eee : eee SESS See =e Heo on So
AWCAUSES soe desicndaseeeedendces 250, 359 i o45, 567 4,792 i} 63, 333 le 321 '2, 832 |72, 375 '53, 810 |1,380 2,163 |1,716 |6, 791 |2, 898 |1,996 |11,062 | 7,367 | 14,315
| 1 t | li cesieatta pelt
| || ae ae
Males ..-- 134,233 |131, 607 '2, 626 j| 33,768 |4, 474 11, 542 |35, 721 30,378 | 737 | 1,240 | 990 [3,863 |1, 603 |1,076 | 6,233 | 4.305 | 8,305
Females... 116, 126 }!113; 960 '2'166 || 29/565 3,847 [1.290 |36, 654 (23,432 | 643) 923 | 726 [2,928 [1,295 | 920 | 4,829 | 3,064] 6,010
Unknown causes..-.---.--------- 83 79 4) 24 12 ee 1 1 8 1} 11
Males -- 40 38 25 Il 6 1 1 3 \ewasao < 5
Females. ...2.-:sesct2e ting 43 41 2] 13 6 Ty [posse Meee | MAS 3 1 6
I.-~General diseases. : a SS on ee | eta a Rae ete one
General diseases— A 626 | 16, 969 13,588 ‘12,195 | 379 393 | 488 '1,750 | 833 | 599 ; 2,934 | 1,748 3, 293
8,685 | 860 | 273 | 5,647| 6,391! 195| 210] 259) 945| 442] 313) 1.589! 951! 1,750
i] 2 8,284 | 854 | 242 | 5,941 5,804 | 184 183 | 229! 905 | 391) 286/1.345! 797| 1.548
- Ma.) 163 | 35/6 153) 8Bi.ccces il) tel, Ste kad 1) 13 4 9
1. Smallpox ..---------.--- {eo 87 | 25 2 1 9 25 | 2 it lisse 2 2 Siar § 3 1 12
gM..| 1,966! 561| 60| 23] 324; 275) 11 6| 17] 73! 21] 30] 329' 53 183
2. Measles ..--.----------- VF_|| 1,856 | 509! 60| 12; 339: 265 | 10 s| 16| 49/ 22] 241 294 41 207
cs u..| 2,180 | g31/ 74] 29) 460) 454) 20 13| 15/ 83) 15] 23 53 65 45
Su Starlet fever weeqseeeses ie TT] 23187 | goo | 92| 19) 453| 471| 25 8} 20) 96] 19) 27] 54! 33 50
; : M..| 3,103 ! 1,857] 143| 53] osaliase! 44 43| 40! 172] 982] 63; 178] 140 162
4. Dipbtheria..-.......- fPl] Soa 1831} 161) 44} 9784137) 41 o7| 34/ 49] 71) 371 193) 137! 191
:
Z pak M..| 1,267 1 502| 35/ 8! 283! 199; 6 |
5. Whooping congh......- ie “} 11538 | 603 | 46) 16) 344| 273: 9
: M.. 4° 1 1 eters leeeeed pane ee Vy aahodl ig
Gy Fev? srenceeccawexseees {Fl 7! 1 ll ced ON ree Sed
4 i pence
* i 589 199 27 3 122; 131: 7
7. Cerebro-spinal fever.. ie 597 187 } 3 ia | 33 | a
1
peat alnel M..| 1,208 204] 59| 19| 299} 372: 10 nu} 20! 26 7| 31 37; SL 68
By RY plOid Seversccssasens iF 823 137|  28| 7) 270) 29} 5 6| 12] 16; 51) 6! 2%! 31 26
Taek ae tad M..| 8,845 2,266 | 233) 72] 1.646 | 2,174; 42 co] 87} 286! 147} 991 473} 340 9u
9, Diarelieal diseases sssss SF.) #319 2105 | 219 | 70] 1,886) 1.874; 37 33/ 70/ 261! 136] 105! 386) 278 737
! t
tech ¢M..| 4,929 1,656] 140} 38| 905!1,147; 43 so! 51, 190! 1%] 44) 264; 173 118
10; Cheleneinfaatany se1s<2 VF. 4/521 ! 1,534 | 132} 38] 854) 1,044! 39 $2| 54] 157) 103] 44] 211) 165 104
bite M..| 1,004 os; 23! a7a| 31] 13| 329] 202; 6 n 7) oa] on 1 42) 2% 30
Ile Malatial lever eyssseser {Ro 11036 |! 1,052 14) 308| 36{ 16] 386) 91} 9 3; 35] 5; 6] af 2%} 19 15
i ;
a M..| 471) 470 1 ol} 22: 2| 9! 6° 2 6; 3] 2% 3) 15 45 27 19
12s Erysipelasssaesgesaz ss fF] 5 143005 99| 21; G| 103, 8: 3 Gillcae a! 4] 30} 3a] a 18
alah M.. 61 | 9 2 3 u 1B sect weccromadllseanee! 4i 4 3 3
13. Septicaemia..-...-..- wele et 34 fiz leeehacall ckneece 17 i cence es A iecsrace 1 | 1 7 1
ns M..| 519!) 300! 19 132] 16 7) bt] 94 3 5 9; 2 6 41 4 102
14. Venereal diseases -.---- iF iv, 348 | 339 | 9 6: 5 6 3 1 3 5 15
15. Others of this group. .-. § Ae ae | e i 4
General] diseases—B.....---.--------- 3,019 | 44
2,002 :
1,017 |
1. Parasitic diseases ...--- ; Mz 18 i
2. Alcoholismn..--..------- {ie 12068
3. Lead poison ...-.------- § Me : 9
fs M. 125 m8 ’ ‘ 26
4. Other poisons .-..------ § Ee. 81 | , a : 36 13
I
: a 6M. 763;| 750, 13 254) 34 6, 13) 99 5 4) 6 16 61? sega ' 32) a 147
SpA nan NOR ecensem ssa UF. 6s | 641) 13] 227 | 21 105 BU 6 1} 12! 20 3 Y) 36 ; 14 124
: : |
General diseases—C....2-2. 20-22-0255 | 34,014 |] 35,316 | 698 | 11,515 | 972) 294! 6,395 | 6,230 | 148 260 | 186 11,289 | 483 | 258! 1,726 | 1,183 |, 3,125
1... oe sere tales peeing ene heirs 4 we eee ‘____
Males .--------------------- | 18, 465 |) 18, 109 i 356 } 6.363 | 515 | 153 | 3,201 | 3,438 83 | 130 92| 757) 275 | 149 | 973 | 649 1, 687
Females <= 22=.2000.-4+--%01 | 15, 549 : 15, 207 | 342°] 5,152] 457°] 141 | 3,194 | 2,792 1 65 ! 130 94 | 532; 208! 109 753 | 484 1, 438
| i ' |
Leds M..; 2,649 || 2,614 35 | 1,257 84 29 475 376 235 5 10 74 21 By, Ws! 7 7
1, Prematare birth..-.--.. iF --| 1,990 {| 1).952 | 38] 925 | 62] 23! 401) 255; 17, 17) 18] a7] i] 15! 9] 50 59
| { 1 :
x M..| 10,809 | 10,560, 249] 3,768 | 291| 77 2179! 37! 55| 541} 159! 106} 685! 436 CAI
2. Stillborn ---.----++-+++- ; F..| 8,033 | 7,869 184 | 2,819 | 234) 57 3, 1,662 | 21 03 | 60} 390! 1a] 69] 516 | 301 503
1 | |
4 oM..| 278 75; 3 1B 8 9: 45 1 3 1 3; i] 6 2
Ay Malforiiatigmsssseace UF es 39/2 tl 28 8 [eens 2| 20 : 3 6
igeeavae _  §M.j 4.109] 4,056] 53 ] 1,127; 107] 28! 678! ogo] 2 og| 951 uz] a3} 291 136) 17 993
4. Debility and atrophy...) 77} 47092] 012 | 80 | 1072] 105] a7! 933] Goa | 24 | |] et] mi 2] m5! 108 813
7 ; M..| 620] Got] 16. 98} 23} 10; 936; gl... i 9 1] we; 9° 2! 4 16 42
9. Old WE Gearsvennceres st Pol ato] aiso| apd ook] aol as) Bel Maeva! owl af al 3 aio. om a7

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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489

TABLE 104.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31 1890, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE
AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR AND BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

CAUSE OF DEATH.

 

I.—General diseases—Continued.
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Males --.
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M

F

2. Apoplexy --.-------------- ie

3, Paralysis.---.-.-.--------- {F
4. Tetanus and trismas nas- 5 M.-.
centium. } F.

5. Epilepsy -------.-.- S aoe erene {fF
6. Convulsions ..---.--------- te
7. Mental diseases ........-.. {ee
8. Diseases of the brain....... { Mes
9. Diseases of the spinal cord ; Me:
10. Others of this class........ (ae

IIT.—Diseases of the circulatory system -

Males sazcexaecnccnsscusisiae

Females: «<<. 0-002 s-0e0se0i00
1, Angina pectoris ..----.---- ‘e.
2, Aneurism .---------------- {y-
3. Diseases of the heart..-..- ‘F:
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TaBLe 104.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE
AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR AND BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continned.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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CAUSE OF DRATH. = : i Eng- f =
gate. i White. | Col- ‘United | land | Seot. | Ire- | Ger- | Can- MRicande Seen, Bt sia
! 1-1 ored. || States.| and | land.| land. |many.} ada. i Oo eae and ios
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IV.—Diseases of the respiratory system..| 43,939 || 43,146 | 793 |, 10,964 '1,401 | 464 {13,048 | 8,556 | 199 284 270 p. 412 -
Males 2-4 vevenxrsees-veer 23,694 |) 23,273 | 421 || 5,813! 761| 262 | 6,643 | 4,866| 90| 1069
Females -} 20, 245 || 19,873 372 5, 151 637 202 | 6,405 | 3, 690 j 109 115°
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2,679 || 2,669; 10 854; 71) 20° 450! 623; 2 10
Ae AIOUD ensainentneenmnconnant “| 2'386 |] o'377' 9 75 63| 14| 417! 543} 16 15 | 0
see M..| 203] 203! 9) 63! 8; 3| 37] 53 Ips 6
2. Laryngitis ...- § 166; 164.0 2 60; 4 2 39 BL) Lye. eee i 7.
re M..| 5,467 |! 5,336. 11/1 1,519! 135] 49 | 1,496 ay 27 40! 32) 148!
SB TOMO es: speaieese neve ir. 5.571 |; 5,492 | 129) 1,425] 166! s6|i,966/ 862: %4| 27; 26] 94!
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Es SHMO ION Misc osdeer oer {¥ | 1oc649 || 10443 | 207 ; 2501 | 348) 116 | 3.5241 1.958! 61 6i| 64! 395
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Os Bleuassien coe seavier saeeea i --| 356 352 4 83] 18! 3! 47: 7. i | |
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6. Asthina .....4..-se0eeeees- iF --| 166 M2 2 i TE |B fence gi 41 |
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7. Others of this class .......- i es 951 934 7 301; 30. «11. 950; 183 i
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Y.—Diseases of the digestive system ..-.. 8,085 | 7,980 | 105 i} 1,636 | 322] 106 | 2,742 | 1.994
pe ee Ea ee eRe bor lee tees Coie col
MAGS » seeeenuesaten ous ena oA 4, 149 | 4, 088 61, 892 150 55 | 1,183 | 1,117
Females. ....-...----------- | 3,936 | 3,892 44) 44) 72) 51 | 1,559 | 1877
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He Dentitiottacs2 sexs zee sentice iF : 103 103 |....--) 38] 2]. 20} 85
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Pe vAN EMMA soca seemeneoe ne iF "| 41, | seems 17 |) 1, |seeees iw; 4
. ‘ : M..! 692 683 9 147 | 28 5} 292; 170
3. Diseases of the stomach... iy “| 782 T71 u1 | 140 30 18 335 131
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4. Obstruction of the bowels Sj FR ri 218 215 3 | 61 5 9 68 50
| I
2 : M..: 264 236 8. 39] 13 1 77| 80
9. Herm ittassens cociedacemees f Fl; 993 a2! 1 a] i 4] 87) 7
6. Other diseases of thes M. 36 BG | aviewus ‘ 12 if @ 3. 5
bowels. F. 28 |. 27 1 10 Ay [ewesies 5: 6
2 ae M..| 93st 92} 1) 9 a9... 1; 10) 2t
7. Paundice .-----+-+e0+-- 2-4 iF 2 66 |) 6) a Be. 20 | 12
8. Inflammation and abscess §M.. 264 260 4) 43; 1 1 80; 78
of the liver. F. 272 270 21 3L 12 1 137 ! 67
F i i :
M..| 1,178} 1,169; 9° 163 27 21 420; 3
9. Other diseases of theliver. {Fe = 391 | 390 | 1! 100 38 - eng 78
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10. Peritonitis --.-.-..-.----- if : 17° 187 42) 14 254 228
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" si és M.. 6 ! 3 3 2 99 |
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male organs of generation. ot |e | Miss x 4
‘Males : (7,947) 194 | 2,857} 1.940) 45: 95} 53] 122 |
Females ...-.--------.----- 506 6,341 | 165, 3,209 | 1,204) 95 45 i 9
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1. Bright’s disease --+------- iF wall 3 204 i 3,217 | G : 1.728 \
2. Calculus, urinary .-..------ eo 4 i oe L vacnoe é
3. Diseases of the kidney .... ; es z Aue \I : 961 | i | ( 1
4. Diseases of the bladder... eo aor oe Cd ; 8
: -| OL. a 76
5. Others of this class......-- eo al “sy 1| ie
VII.—Diseases of the female organs of 561 | 536, 25 144
generation. “| PS eae,
1. Ovarian tumors ..---..----.----- 140; 134 | 6 a5
2. Ovarian diseases a4 83 | 1 16
3. Uterine tumors. - 99 88 4
4. Uterine diseases .- 48 47° 1. 1!
3. Others of this class ....-.------- 190 184° 6 58
VIII.—Affections connected with preg-; 2, 236 2, 202 3d 6382
nancy. name ae | “= easels
1, Abortion ........-------+---+-+--- 208 | 66
2. Childbirth..-.....- 487! 7 176 |
3. Puerperal septicamia - 1,232, 18 350 |
4. Extra-uterine pregnan 2 14 eeeaee 9
5. Others of this class.......-.----- 206' 7 gy |

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IX.-—Diseases of the bones and joints. -..: 675 i 663, 12 : 165 es 5; 210 149 _ 3y 4 j iM se 6 = 23 A a fl
. Males “3g0 |) asl! a} to! i| 4 | tor; a7} 8 5} 3! 8] a1| 5! wd] Io 24
Females -.-- 286 282 4) 61 ; 10 i : 103 G2? | aisiceaiare 2 1 6 3 1 9 10 17
: ; : M. 146 144.02 47 44) 28 |... 1 Bi eh A 1} 2 1 6
1. Diseases of the spine... -- { F. 15 ! 12 «3 30 | 45/18]... Wl, Ube asec . 4 5 5
4 @ lich sarees '
2, Diseases of the bones.....{H-. gj at! tlt By Sa eel a | Oe. Oe
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3. Diseases of the hip joint.. {F- Ee eS ee | WL : 4 ta patos i}... eck nal 3 1 6
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“X.— Diseases of the skin .......----.----- 675 |. 667 | 8 | 177 21 170 164 es ; 9 |. 10) 7, mw 88 37
Males . 356 |, 352! 4 94) 14° 76| 985| 2 5 6| 6! 16; 13 23
Females. a19 315 : 4 83 q. 94 79 1 4 4 aL 8° 10 14
M..| 199) 1961 3 53 6: 42 41 | 8 3 2, 13 6 17
dg bates secrete: {Fo} 306. 2082 56] 5 52; 50| 1 7] 47 a: 7] 8 9
2. Carbuncle... --seese: {Fo} a3], ec : oles
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XI.—Diseases of the absorbent system... 88 |i 87 | 1
Males ..-- 45 44 | 1
Females... 43 43 | Leese
1, Addison's disease ....--.. {Po 2 te Lo }
2. Diseases of the spleen . -- {Fe a } 1 ieaed
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XII.— Accidents and injuries -.....-..... 9,523 |! 9,396 | 127 |
Males icccnecscs sentsncedess 7,096 || 7,013| 83 |! 1,108 | 249] 102 | 2,341 | 1,692 36 64} g2/ 144] 52! 40 | 221 | 174 791
Females....---------+++++-- | 1 44 7 13 20
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1. Burns and seals... f R 7 8
2.. Drowned wcccssesnscaxess {fe 5 5
3. Exposure and neglect -.-- j a
4. Gunshot wounds ......--- {Fr
5. Homicide. ................ {eo
6. Infanticide ..........2---- {Fo
7. {njuries-by machinery ... {f. ‘
8. Railroad accidents ....... io
9. Suffocation ...-..-.------- ie.
10. Suicide by shooting -.-.-- f pe "4
Se Sane — M..' 37 OF sesh Ha ve, Be Ra Bib eeceoee sh eer pacer eer 2 2 4
11. Suicide by drowning ..--. if a 10 TO [occ leo tee 1 eee ie a ke hs alee eo 5

st diac on M.. oi a24 |. 35} 15 31/102 |... 2: 5| 2] 3 2 6, 13

12. Suicide by poison ..--.--. j Fl. 149 138 | ‘| 19 : ; 70 a 3 ae as 2 fi 3 a : 7
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18, OSNGR BAICILSR es siee <+225> iF -} MY WL 1 5) 2] 61] Bb. alk de 2h Bt Theses 2 5 | 5
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15. Surgical operations : 346 | 333, 13 132; 22 4 ll. 10
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1G. W Gund Sze: secnmic sie se ret ir 18 |: li ; 1 5. 1 Aaa
17. Other accidents and fe 2,973 | 2,943} 30 | 4os| 118 56 161

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492 “VITAL STATISTICS.

TAELE 105.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE
AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR AND BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

   

 

 

     

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  
  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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| de ate) eg eae eee eee
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! gate. Whit | Col- United! land | Swot: Ire- | Ger- | Can- l prance ioe a Bohe-| Hun- Italy. Other Un-
: | ate. ' ored. || States. | and land. land. ;many.| ada. via. | Po. | ™MJa- | gary. "| tries, |Hnown.
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AN causes...2..2..2-0.0200 eee eee '112, 467 !/110, 616 ‘1, 851+|] 41,103 5,519 1, 501 [29, 428 [23,790 | 775 | 436 ‘2,276 | 581/ 60} 56 | 1,686] 1.654] 3, 602
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Males csesenesazsennscences ; 88,601 |! 57,692 | 909 || 21,197 2,889 | 830 [14.379 112,937 | 401 249 1,241 | 336] 31] 321 929) 942 |* 2,208
Females........2.0-0-2----- 53, 866 || 52,924 | 942 || 19,906 2,630 | 671 |15.049 [10,853 | 374 187 |1,035 | 245) 29] 24, 757] 712) 41,394
Unknown causes......----------- ; 134) 12d 2 35 | 10 2 26 28 2 1 3 3 10
Te ccuerwarewereeuenesas 56 | BO ce 15} 4 2 9 16 The tee 1 1 6
Bemiles.innccesscccecacienes 67 | 65 2 20 G Meese ce 17 12 1 1 2 2 4
I.—General diseases. al aa elie aon :
General diseases—A ---.--.--.----- 24,641 | 360 |] 10,714 1,008 | 267 | 5,032 | 5,403 ; 203 86} 712] 158; 18] 22] 414] 380 584
1 a a
Males 12,483} 168 )| 5,484] 501 | 147] 2,397] 2,778 | 104 49} 369| 47 9 9} 218] 184 325
Females..-..... 12,158 | 192 || 5,230 | 507! 120] 2,635 | 2,625! 99 37| 343 | 81 9/ 13] 196] 196 259
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<i . M..) 127 120 7 8 7 2 8 Oi Ph aeeuaee DB loeaspdlitewocliasancliencens 1 88
1, Smallpox ...--- --.----- iF ze 97 97 |ssonss 8 2 | sf 10 136 ecccelecnimcrsne Gentes L feesteteic Hivecsrarect| scieusinnes femoiseics 62
M..| 408 405 3 180] 12 4 72 69 2 | 2} 16 4 1 29 5 12
Pe MEASLES oooncn ganas sti te) Gell Gere ae ae ee Oe 2} 16| 2 1| 35 5 2
Si : M..| 905 900 5 479| 37| 11} im] 148 9 | 3] 20 Mths cen 1 10 3 6
BM BEATISULENER «sein nscn a ie] “gel ea: Sl Sek Bi Tel Bel Sa) se Buh DIL Ball” Ah acon 3] a 8
‘ ad M..| 2,461 || 2,438; 23/| 1,205; 90] 30/ 499] 431] 26 14} 69; U iy 3 28 33 21
be DNRC, o> sears ne iF --| 2,557 |) 2,541] 16 |] 1,243! 117) 28) 515] 452] 25 8| 65}; 16 2 1 25 36 24
é s M. 510 501 9 287 | 17 7 73 95 5 1 1 8 5 6
5. Whooping cough ..---.. te] a 603 21] 336] 22) 6| 106/ 106| 9 4| ul 32 7 7 5
‘ M.. 10 10 2 1 2 2
6. BOVE n- 22 nemn nines es iP 6 6 |. 1 1 2 1,
delat sale M..{ 151 148 3 81 7 2 28 re eran kee eee 2 2 1
7. Cerebro-spinal fever. -.. ; P.. 343 137 6 78 T loo. 29 i ls Testes 2 1 1
viieatesioa Toalcoes M..| 569 566 3 177} 30 9] 127 24 ee 6 10 39
8. Typhoid, fever see iB] BB de! | i 138} 30; 6) 115 uw) 6 fl! i 1 6 36
: ies ¢M..) 3,357 || 3,310 | 47 || 1,317] 132] 34] 682) 838] 2 13] 96] 17 4 2) 51 57 74
Se DESeneHL REREES coos ym Bier || Baie] avi 1190) aay | 31) soo] Fa] Bo 8{ 82] 21] 3) 3: 49! 6 ra
ent M..| 2,902 |] 2,855; 47) 1,341; 97) 23} 436! 729) 92 7| 100} 27 4 2; 46 48 20
10. Cholera infantum ...... 97” 2,724 || 2673 51 i) 1221! 99) 93, 415| 681] 20 6! o7] 299] 3; 6: 51] 50 33
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Uy Malarial tever-escaaxss iF ne) 698 | 17 219 41| 12! 258] 34] 9 Ml HY Neoct lsc couleootes | 9) 32 9
“ M. 236 231 5 7} 9 7 47 66 3 3 7 OMS diocese 9 4 9
1p EEVei elas pes ccuxeess st: iF 176 m4} 2 | aw} 2] 41; 37] 2h... B llosseuke a. iio] 4 1
fee 6M. 112 110 2 29; 8 4 23 30 Ts Veen 3 3 7 1 5
13. Septicermia ------------ VE. 139 132} 7 $6} 2) 1] 38] 3a]... 1 3 Baie 1
i I | 1
etuyte M. 101 98 3 40; 5 2) Tt | cawaan'| seousrsed 2 Oe litle ee 3 i 4 13
14. Venereal diseases -.-.-- if a) 68 63 5 25 Tl eeecs | 13 Hi fee Glee ee : \ 3 .
|
2 gt M. 104 2 9
15. Others of this group- --- f F 7 5 5
General diseases—B..---.-----.------ 1, 427
Males ciccnsscecenemcecncesss 861
en ales 'saecacessie-eiesGierseiieiee eer 566
1. Parasitic diseases .-.-..-. {e ‘| ;
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2. Alcoholism .--.---.----- § Mo oat
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3. Lead poison .-..--------- eo % :
4. Other poisons .---------- ive ae
= ee M. 463 : }
5. Inanition..-.....-------- iP : 430 i
1 1 | |
General diseases—C......------------ J8s048 15,380 | 168 | 7,524 | 617 | 169 | 2,753 | 2,963 | 95 _ 50 | og] 110 6 8} 321 | 174 474
Males ...-..22--2222220000-+ 8,184 || 8,090 | 85 || 3,970) 321 | 94] 1,409 | 1,50a| 51; 241 101} 08 | a 3 | amt eo | bas
Female yc; ncvesescs-ss ---| 7,364 |) 7,281} 83!) 3,554] 296) 75/1,350] 1.419] 44 26 | 123 | 44 1° 3 | 150 "5 su
ry M..| 862 37 &| 133] 116 GF eben 22 itl Pee eae es 4g
1. Premature birth .....--.. ir . 652 19 3 97 87 2 1 122 4 ne V5 7 ‘
; (M..{ 4.359 | 136 | 39] 687| 830] 97 w} 90] 45 ]...... 2} 100} 51 165
2p SUNDNTN ss sseganecneeeer UF ..] 3.395 4 10! 28] 494) 686 | 22 Nn} 7] 2%) 3 1 2 | 37 87
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a, Malfonuationicesss oy || Toe 4) 1] 28! 46 1 qe 7 | 5 $
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4. Debility and atrophy... UF 2,249 || 84 23 418 487 35 36 23 81
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5. Ol age suri! gat 902! 12) aia! Got 0! gis) 143 Bill czas maaan lezen! 5 ”

 

 

 

 

 

 

   
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TaBLE 105.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE
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CAUSE OF DEATH. 1 -
gate. wWhite,| Col: || United land |Scot-| Ire- | Ger- | Can- Reaves one Pan Bohe-/Hun-| 7441 Other Un-
a ored. |! States.! and ! land.| land. !many.i ada. a mia. | gary. y- ae known.
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General diseases—D...-.-..-------- 18, 263 |] 17.844 | 419 || 4,777} 930! 300) 6,111) 4,271) M1 87 | 341 48 | a 8| 133] 308 801
Males ......-.-- | since ciara 9, 333 9,118 | 215 \ 2,297 | 42) 145 | 2,899 | 2, 419 i 71 53 | 182{ 29 4 6 69 186 481
Females...-.-2-2-2¢-20-0-0+ 8,930 || 8,726} 204 | 2,480 | 458} 155 | 3,212 ie 70 34] 159) 19 3 2 64-122 320
‘ M..| 238 20! 3i| a! a) 1) 3] 64) 1 if 5 5 6
1. Rheumatism ......-...- ir tl] 247 241; 6 | ae) ! 0; 93} 46, 1 1, o4i. 3 5
: M 272 263 9 136 9 1 37 62: 2 1 7 6 3
2. Scrofula and tabes. fF 236 293 3B 115 i | 3 37 Bo oa i < 1 :
1
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3. Leprosy ; i i oe | milca det nanaewl ce wi Nec hct,
1 | :
iG 3 M... 7,065) 6,890 | 175 | 4,460 359 | 116 | 2.438] 1,818! 97 39; 141; 21: 3] 6, 47! 136 424
4. Consumption TE, 6,070 || 5,923 | 147 1,443 | 270, 90} 2,471); 1.216; 46 2° 115 11 Tl seseex | 39 89 254
' ! { | 1
: M. 822 gil! 1 378; 32; 6; 124! 219, 3 4| 16 4 Plows: 10 16 | 9
5. Hydrocephalus......... ; r. | 681 674) 7 328; 17] 8) 105); 182; 2 0 12] Wlieveasleneans 10 5, 6
ecg M. | 593 584; 9 u7i 4g! ul az7l 186 ti 5 5 3 5 12! 19
BP ACANEEE, seintisclsnecasieas {ir 1,356 || 1,334! 22 404; 99! 43] 413; 291) 18 4| 16 1 3 20 | 42
1 | ! |
: M. 70 6 2 21 7 1 15 ge EA Seay 1 3 8
7, Tumor -.-....---------- SP ea 72 Wms : OB Beanies 26 Mise ds 1 1 4 3
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8. Anwmia...-..-.---.-.-. {he | 3B; 2; 29, 3 2] 2 3
t
u..| 54 21 18 4 1 9 af
Se DrOpsy ssexsaviomacssete SFl| ow 4) 93) 8 ceseas 27 2
‘ M. 103 40} 10 19 2
10. Diabetes .....-.-..---.- ; r. 67 29 9 2 1
| i
: : oM. 49 49 ‘ 3
11. Others of this group .-. YF. 47 44 ! 1
!
12. Others of this class ..-. fate ; ; |
| |
1I.—Diseases of the nervous system..... | 11,724 |] 11,521 | 203 || 4,826) 665 | 155 | 2,791 | 2,298 60 53} 215 62 | 7 3 144 163: 282
Gur asta —-\;>--- Ymca a | ee eel a a=
Males 6,110] 95 |] 2,534 | 346] 88 1,270 | 27 35] 195] 33) 4 1 82 96 172
'
Females | 5.411) 108 || 2,202] 319 | 67 | 1,399 | 1,028 | 33 18| 90; 291 3 2 62 67 110
| 1
Das _ ¢M..| 1,750 1] 1,731| 19 815/ s4! 19) 335| 350; 11 4} 42| 12 Tigreisad 28 30 19
1. Inflammation the brains ; Fy 1,548 || 1.519] 29 749! 63| 21}; 975! 309; 9 4) 43) Jo) 1, 1f a) 18
‘3 as M..) 1,178 |} 1,160] 18 3a5| 99! 31] 395! 974 5 15] 13 5 eae lest 9 20 ! 27
2s SA DORON sor scanenivnstic {F.] 206] min] 32) So! gs | ul 44| 937/ 9 7/8 Bk leases 5] 18 31
s ave ll | i ;
tet ea M..| 521 515 6 1599; 50; ll] 148 4 9 3 6 46
Hei STAIN Si reseg Are seat {Fo | 550] sa) asl) ate, 8) 6 2) 2] 1 4, 18
4. Tetanus and trismus nas: § M.. 164 | 161 3 i 63 | 5 Batdeu 434. -Boiesscudlicse) Bh (Bijeklees! Fane. 2
centium. F.. 103 | 103 |.----- | 42 6 reese 225 20 a) eee Pe eer } 1
1 |
i ' |
eee fM..) 99 99 |evesas [ 29] 9} 2! 97 3 | 2
Se EDU CHS Secspacteneedenies YF.) © 967] 93) 3 30; 8) 3) se a
{ i i ! '
pees < M..| 1,235 1 1,199] 36 6o7' 31! 10} 167} 307 F 5 | 30 Si. 7 i! 95 19 | 17
6. Convulsions ......-..-..-. iF --| Lolli 992] 19), 498: 32! 8 | 164! 297 3 2) 21 Top cle ease 24 10. 4
aealt i | | : ;
= : M.. 36 35 1': 10; 5 jee. tf Sill aiotss | peelcnay' ae shal eceres  aaeeel evans teseriate 1 3
#, Mental diseases, ..c2522-00 {F 46 46 llscents Sage SG ar aaa eee ace i ee ocd hen ieee
' { |
; . i M..| 1,005 gs} uf) 404) 44! 12} 204] 164 1 5} 20 3 DEN seg ' 40 11: 35
8. Diseases of the brain... fF] Mog! Be] 13 , 333 45) 12) 935/ 93, 6 OTE <etlusaccene a: 4 1)
' ' =
2 bat aera M..| 181 180 1 |; a} ie 36 35 1 1 3 DW leeenes 5 ‘ 2 4 8
9. Diseases of thespinal cord. | sj HO 0 Jee | so! a1 2 47 19 |...--.|0. eo. eel) Ge : Ly saciid 7
Hi 1 | !
nee M.. 36 |! 36 |.. ' TG Bs ceeee 6 3 1 Ut nswema| sermse aie BS 3
10. Others of this class. ...... ‘rr oI 46 44 ! 19 6, j ul Gloece lee ce Be eae ee) i i
II1.—Diseases of the circulatory system .| 6,305 6, 195 110 | 1,864 | 446; 121 | 1,965 | 1,375 58 26 V7 17 | 5 | 2 38 93 213
Selectable AN cece, Ses EATEN 1 ns Neel he tae toa PNG anata Veen
Males ...-2-22-+2-22--2-0+- 3,177 |) 3,128) 54 |, 960 | 223 | 78] 871; 706} 28 7] 53) ol] Bie. | 30] 61: 137
Flantales cncnicaseseace vocece 3,128 |} 3,072 | 56 904 | 223; 43) 1,094} 669: 30 9: 24 7 2 2 | 8 37 76
|
5 eas M.. 49 | 49 |...... 21 ge 2 8 7 Woesoel hose Ran 1, eeeees | sees vis|aesiees | $ Ey 1
1 Augina pectoris...) RT) 50 i 50]... 18 2 1 15 q! 1 L lease 1 2° 1
1 "
‘ M.. " 5
SiN ee Perrone fro 3s als. 73| fie & ie |
' ft Asal \ : | '
F : §M..| 2,755 | 2,705] 50 732, 205: 73| 7991 650: 26 16; 42 9 Bia oe 1 9) 8 126
3. Diseases of the heart ..... Foy 2, 794 I 2.743] 51 751 | 209 41] 1,016] 602, 28 St ap) ae, By ae OF, : 73
rr M..' 325°) gar 4h 491 gs! 3 54 40, 2 1 9 1. 5 | 6! 5
4. Others of this class. ...... tre 259 |. 256 30 127 Qi 1 35 52 | Glee 7) “ 1! 1! 3

 

 

 
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TABLE 105.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE
AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR AND BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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COLOR.
| ee
CAUSE OF DEATH. ae ; | Eng. !
* I white, | Col: || United: land | Scot-| Ire- | Ger- | Can-
";ored. |, States.| and |land.| land. jmany. ada.
! |Wales |
= pf
£ I j
IV.—Diseases of the respiratory system. .| 19,367 || 19,040 | 327 | 6.809 | 918 | 236 | 5,575 | 4,039 | 101
‘ “a= lk !
Males accnc<sccinnensis 16,173 | 160 || 3,583 | 481 | 139 | 2,860 : 2,244 59
Females .....-....-.-. 8,867 | 167 | 3,226 | 437 97 | 2,715 , 1,795 42
1 1,137 6} 502) 31] 12] 377| 310 3
957 4} 448 | 30 3 1605 240 5
. a2 j{ 250) 2] tos! 8]... 46: 73; 2
202 201 1); 81 9 1 39 OL, hesewes
| i
see M. 2, 483 2,427 56 | 974: 89 30 689 471 15
Oy BEOMCWIUS.2.0-nananse ens tF.| 20485 || 229) 36 | 998! 03! 261 30/ 386] 17
' i
es M. 5, 437 5, 355 82 1,676 ' 296: 84 | 1,662 | 1,178 30
Bee RIT aectelaniete {eo| 528] aaor | | 1,510 | 237; 54) 1/305 | ‘953 | 15
RR ts da a ei Bl Ai
3 ;
: M..| 104 !} os} 1 i
6. Asthma -..--.....-------- ; pl 122 119 3
7. Others of this class......- § as oe \ gre i
V.—Diseases of the digestive system ....] 5,293 193 100
Males | 2,611: 54
FemaleSivc2seceesecec255% 2,628 | 2.582 46
1. Dentition ~.......2..-.-+- fist Ae i ' 1
fs M.. 46 |
2. ANPING nacasscctcenmencece i ;
| a] gf:
3. Diseases of the stomach... {eo aoe : ae | 10
| i
4. Obstruction of the bowels {ee ee i 18 : ;
x
. ; gM.. 94 | 92 2
Oe LORNA ciccie cia aseyee sie ee Se UF. 70 | 69 1
6. Other diseases of the §M.. 33 |
bowels. iE es 18 |
|
q
7. Jaundice .-.---..--------- ce me | % }
|
8. Inflammation aad abscess §M.. 187 | 182 5
of the liver. . tF.. 202 198 4
9. Other diseases of the liver. ie oe d ore é
10, Beritonitis .........---- 2 oe ee
! rae
Il, Ascites.......--0---2-206- {ee 38 3 1 2
12. Others of this class ..-... {ee aus 1 a 4
V1.—Diseases of the urinary system and | 4,889 | 4,815 | 74
male organs of generation. i eo
MALES csceeeeaewnsroageces «i 2.567 | 2,595} 42
Females... - 3 + 2, 290 32
: elt kaa
1. Bright's disease...---.--- Seo 1.208 i dtl e
233) 1,2
2. Calculus, urinary ..-----. ite s | La
3. Diseases of the kidney ... sue is it te 4 :
il my ei
4. Diseases of the bladder .. oe 1° ae 2
a \ 9 |.---2.,
5. Others of this class 4 ; at ie 4 We as
VII.—Diseases of the female organs of 198 i 194 4
generation. Fee teen oe
1. Ovarian tumors ....-------.---- 56 | 55 1
2. Ovarian diseases 12 11 1
3. Uterine tumors - 47 46 1
4. Uterine diseases ‘ 19 10 Heewea
5. Others of this class ....-..--.-- 64 || 63 1
VIII.—Affections connected with preg. |
nancy. sao
. Abortion a |
Childbirth . - - 21

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‘TABLE 105.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, FROM EACH SPECIFIED DISEASE
AND CLASS OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR AND BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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COLOR.
gore ll rs
CAUSE OF DEATH. Aggre- i
Bate. | cnite,| Col || United
*/ored. |, States.
‘| | 4
IX.—Diseases of the bones and joints ... 217 214 3)
eevee ol
Males ...- ne | ws! 1,
Females. - 101 99 | 2
1. Diseases of the spine a | a
|
'
2. Diseases of the bones...-. f Fu ;
; be M.. 24.
3. Diseases of the hip joint... if oe 17 |
pact as M.. |
4. Others of this class .....- } F.. B
X.—Diseases of the skin ....--.--------- 188 : 185
Males ...-.....---006 aeeceeel 102 102 |------!
Females........-+--0sssse05 86 | 3
M.. sl
1. Abscess -.---------------- if - 3 |
are pM... 22 |
2. Carbuncle .-.. -.-.------- VEL. 10 |
. Eat M..} 29,
3. Others of this class ..-... iP a 33 |
XI.—Diseases of the absorbeut system -. 483 AB leecenes
Mealesies darccisacieniivinaesecnsee 21 |
Females...--..--..---+----- oT] 87 |e...
. 5 |
1. Addison's disease....-..- {eo 3 1 ee
2. Diseases of the spleen... {eo °
this M AL} TT lease
3. Others of this class.-.----- iF : gilts <igicee
XII.— Accidents and injuries -..-.-.----- 3,009 |! 2,971
Re eee cee cae 2.330 || 9, 307
Females-.....-.-.----------- 679 ” 664
M.. ‘
1 Burns and sealds. .-. = 162 161
urns and 8 s F “i 144 120
2. Drowned ...-.-..--------- {e. hi 401
3. Exposure and neglect .... ; F. :
, M.. 20
4. Gunshot wounds..-.----- iP : H
5. Homicide : {eo 39
6. Infanticide......2...2220- {ee 1
hiries Titian M.. 9
; 7. Injuries by machinery .... if ra :
5 aed M.. %
8. Railroad accidents -...... in 62
- i; 25) 16
0) sSuttocation -.---..-2-2--. {H A 120
'
10. Suicide by shooting ..-.-. {he ie 126
5 |
suicide by drowning oM.. '
11. Suicide by drowning -...- YE! 3
Ht
12. Suicide by poison ..------ i 2 |
.
13. Other suicides. .-.--..---- {ee ie | 115
14 Sunstroke..-------------- {ey Me | 170 ......
15. Surgical operations .----- ; F.. a |
M..|
16. Wounds..-....------------ << 29
ls
M |
17. Otber accidents and ine {P - 964 | 9354
juries. a 285 i 279

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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496 VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE 106.—AVERAGE ANNUAL DEATH RATES PER 100,000 OF MEAN POPULATION IN NEW YORK DURING THE 6
YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, FOR EACH SPECIFIED CAUSE AND CLASS OF CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF
COLOR AND BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS.

 

 

 

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i RA as oan all pee
o Agzre- ! |
CAUSE OF DEATH. 23 : Eng- : Other
gate. |! white, \Colored United! jan Scot- Ger. | Russia/ Scandi-| Hun- | Bohe- foreign
total.| total, j| States | ang |ireland| fang. |France-| many. |, 22d. [Canada| novia. | gary. | mia. | Tt#l¥- | coun-
| (white). Wales. Poland. ‘ries.

 

  

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Unknown causes

2,986.03 |3,327.36 ||3,234.33 |2,766.53 {3,250.64 |2,659.75 |2,327.61 |2,426.67 |1,485.40 |2,656.81 |2,347.15 |2,242.60 |4,356.85 [3,529.09 | 2,123.76
19 0.96 2.78 1.10 1.99 0.76 1.93 1.37 1.12 1.50 2.55 0.29

 

 

 

 

 

 

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General diseases—A....... 662.03 || 666.01; 434.67 || 902.93 | 569.86] 520.46] 483.68] 422.91] 549.96] 382.78| 729.66| 667.49] 673.00 /1,252.33 | 936.03) 503.91
1. Smallpox...........-. 2.99 2.91 7.64 3.81 2.66 2.43 1.88 2.15 2.30 0.66 3.85 1.37 1.12 3.01 5.74 1.44
2. Measles. ... -| 45.67 46.21 15.28 57.90} 39.90} 29.78) 32.87} 15.07] 24.35 26.69; 40.43 45.14 60.67 64.65; 198.75 27.10
3. Scarlet fever --| 52.19 52.91 11.11 89.23 | 55.19) 41.01) 45.08! 22.60! 41.71 39.15 | 86.64} 47.87 56.18 | 51.12] 34.14 34.02
4. Diphtheria...... --| 121.11 || 122.67; 31.94 || 201.22] 101.07 88.30) 91.10] 75.3%] 102.60] 70.21} 163.64) 101.22; 112.35] 230.02] 118.36 79.85
5. Whooping cough.... 33.70 33.60) 39.58 57.90 | 26.93 28.16] 22.54 9.68; 21.29 14.44} 28.88] 28.72 40.45] 54.12! 39.88 17.30
6. ReCet x25 co oaceccces: 0.13 OB ic capes, 0.11 1.00 OAS ecswiptal| ooetetare' ewer eed) ayeeemelllestasic sins so =aeeiur anercsa lemmas 0.64 | 2.0 -c00+
7. Cerebro-spinal fever .| 13.34 13.41 9.03 20.61 13.96 13.16 5.64 8.61 9.65 6.78 17.33 8.21 8.99} 15.03 14.68 36
8. Typhoid fever -...... 24.28 24.38 18.05 17.40; 28.93] 25.56; 24.42) 18.29) 28.01 9.19] 28.88) 43.77 12.36 | 18.04 26.16 23.64

9. Diarrheal diseases . = x ‘ 22 OT 2
10. Gite iste 316.85 318.14 | 243.72 || 398.34 | 240.71 | 237.64; 204.74 | 217.37] 281.36! 195.55 | 309.96) 358.36 | 328.07| 766.73; 425.58] 275.60.

 

  

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

11. Malarial fever .. 24.62 || 2460: 25.69|! 30.33| 28.93] 32.11| 97.24| 95.83! 17.72) 4.97} 28.88) 16.41} 4.49] 25.56/ 21.06] 13.55
12. Erysipelas .._. 10.83|| 30.94; 4.17|/ 10.17] 1430| 889; 751| 12.91) 9.06] 10.06| 9.63; 410] 28.09] 1052] 26.48| 13.84
13. Septicemia ..... 1.37|| 1.40 |.-...--- 144! 6G} 139; 2.82)........ TOG) 158 becocseaalenseiseee 5.62|........ 1.60] 1.15
14. Venereal diseases...-| 10.36] 10.20/  19.44/| 10.83| 9.64] 642! 12.21) 9.68; 6.40| 219| 11.55| 10.94] 12.36] G.01| 1787| 5.48
15. Others of this group.| 4.60], 452° 9.03] 3.65; 5.98] 548 5.64) 5.38 4.24] 1.97 ]-.22-. 137/295] 7.52] 5.10] 2.59

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General diseases—B ....... 26.08 |} 36.26 25.69), 37.29 38.57; 43.61: -33.81| 17.22 20.65/ 9.62] 36.58] 32.83] 6.74| 25.56} 35-73! 20.76

1. Parasitic diseases.... 0.31 ne 0.38 |... 0. edie 0.1 DF yteeas ape ath Spe ale aesiede afftcrercickeae BB Whcacan

2. Alcoholism ..... {15.98} 16.16; 5.55] 8.51; 15.29! 30. : - 102 0.87| 13.48] 6.84]  295/ 10.52| 319] 7.49
3. Lead poison... i} o39l] 0.40 ]...-.2. 0.33} 1.00] 0.7 V0.98 | ioc cysa seciewiaiee I SOTe | cata desne |leciaossan (bisa | awiaatacss
4. Other poisons. --| 246) 247)" 2.08] 298) 3.99) 2.34) 0.04) 4.30! 185)" 0.66) 1.93]... 112| 1.50} 0.96] 3.17
5. Inanition ............ 16.93 || 16.91! 1805|| 25.14, 18.29, 9.79; 7.51] 5.38 | 8.07} 7.87] 21.18} 24.62| 3137} 1353] 2807] 10.09

i
General diseases—C ....... 406.48 |) 405.11 | 484.66 || 597.62] $23.17) 287.22| 276.12| 279.79; 280.95| 281.94| 284.93] 254.41/ 289.87] 726.14| 550.64| 326.62
1 Premature birth ..... 55.44|| 55.52{ 50.63 || 116.52| 48.54] 39.34| 48.81) 3444' 2846/ 24.28| 77.01/ 38.30| 25.84/ 55.63' 70.19| 35.75
Stillborn ........ “| 225.41 || 224.09 | 300.66 |] 340.00 | 174.55] 134.83] 125.85] 150.65) 173.22] 203.64) 111.66) 157.30! 196.62| 408.92] 383.15| 212.46

 

 

 

 

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3. Malformation B 6.24 | 6.94 11.88 4.99 4.36 9.39 4.30 3.79 2.84 5.78 4.10 6.74 4.51 13.72 2.59
4. Debility and atrophy. 98.01 98.10 92.35 || 114.14) 70.48] 72.36} 61.05] 65.61, 60.93! 44.62] 88.56] 50.61) 57.30' 236.03! 30.08 63.42
5, 6.56 1.93 4.10 3.37 21.05 3.51 12.40

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

OIG ARE siseistenin Bi esie 21.38 | 21.16, 34.02 15.08 24.60 36.34 30.99 24.75 14.57 i
| a \ ' |
General diseases—I)......- 328.95 ' 522.14: SIT | 365.53 | 473.11] 779.84! 509.97! 475.64: 461.21! 159.24 | 506.33 | 434.96 | 255.04 724.64; 330.19 391.77
Woo pablo acti aimee Saemcamet pia : i Shi wed
1. Rheumatism........-. 11.63 11.55; 15.97 10.06 13.63! 17.25 12.21 15.07 9.65 1.53 13.48 5.47 2.25 ' 7.52 7.98 7.49
2. Scrofulaand tabes -.. 6.60 6.47' 13.89 10.28 4.99 4.54 3.76 3.23 5.37 1.75 1.93 6.84 6.74 21.05 9.25 4.61
3

1
. Leprosy ......--.. ei ecraisesBieys | | vercietere ate Senne eel eee ee ele eee eee |e eee cee en nl ee ele eee ee [ieee ee lee eee ee fee eee ee fee eee eee | ES 5 cai lornciemnccsl| bopeieies

 

   

 

 

 

 

4. Consumption ‘) 385.05 774.21 '| 205.14; 322.50] 645.73 | 384.12; 324.98: 328.80 98.21 ; 352.32} 357.00} 155.05 499.13 | 233.85] 286.26
; ' : g

5. Hydrocephalus ...... 45.48 | 8945.25 59.02 80.61 31.59 32.52 23.48 23.67; 32.02 25.59 59.68 31.46 51.68; 112.75 44.98 35.17

6. Cancer ...... ..-. -| 57.88 68.15! 42.36 :! 42.71 78.13 66.79 65.74 87.16 68.32 22.53 65.46 66.15 22.33 46.70

7. Tumor... a 2.68 2.68 | 1 2.78 | 2.54 | 3.99 2.61 4.70 2.15 2.80 1.75 1.93 3.01 2.55 1.44

8. Anzwemia............. 2.04 2.05 . 1.39: 2.21 2.33 2.61 2.82 1.08 1.26 2.19 |aeawas ae 1.50 1.60 1.73

9. Dropsy -| 0.56 0.56) 0.69; O86) 0192 |e rcwereae| geswereal tn ae os 1.50| 0.32 0.29
10. Diabetes - 6.58 6.65 2.78 | 8.79 3.28 TO | waencces 2.25 3.01 1.28 5.48
11. Others of this group. 3.60 3.57 4.86 . 3.25 2.19 3.85 2.74 7.86 9.02 5.74 2.31
12. Others of this class -. 0.16 0.16 } 0.

 

 

 

 

II.—Diseases of the nervous | 241.96 241.99 240.25 295.48 240.71 | 242.44 | 236.67 | 218.45} 197.39; 117.68| 196.37] 168.24] 192.13! 336.76] 253.73 165.76
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1 Inflammation of the 65.51 65.64 58.33 | 94.53 j “61. 51! 57.67; 56.35! 49.50. 48.66 42.00 | 57.76 68.39 78.65 94.71 97.62 30.49
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2. Apo lexy. is 59.37 || 59.33 49.69; 69.15) 78.11; 71.38) 78.56 58.67| 14.22] 46.21; 32.83; 19. 36.
3. Para Nyeis ae 16.95 16.88 20.83 16.35 17.95 ' 22.64 18.78 11.84 i 11.00 1.53 13.48 9.57 235 ree - 33 1008
4. Tetanus and trismus 4.66 4.68 | 347 6.46 5.32 3.50 4.70 6.46 3.92 7.00 1.93 1.37 8.99 7.53 4.15 3.46
nascentium. : , i H ‘ | } ; ,
5. Epilepsy....--.--.--- 7.00 6.98 8.33 | 5.36 | 7.98 8.31; 11.27 2.15 4.46 3.72 1.93 | 547 2.25: 3.01 15.95 4.90
6. Convulsions ...---.-.| 45.12:} 45.17 : 42.36 || 72.16 29. 59 26.59 24.42 18.29 34.18 36.53 34.65 27.36 7
7. Mental diseases...... 8.13] 8.15, 6.94) 3.76] 698] 885; 10.33} 861! 649; 262/ 5.78] 5.47 po Ree os zt a8
8. Diseases of the brain. 26.41 |} 26.42, 25.69 || 26.91 29.92; 27.71 26.30 36.59 20. 61 7.87} 21.18 13.68 10.11 15.03 16. 59. 15.57
9. eee ot the spinal 7.21 | 7.14 M111) = 6.35, 10.64 ; 7.50! 1.27 5.38 7.94 1.75 9.63 4.10 4.49) 10.52 2.87 3.75
cord. i i ; 3 | i
10. Others of this class... 1.60 i 1.61 1.39 | 1.93 1.66 | 1.57 | 1.88 \ 1.08 | 3.37 1.50 1.60 0.58

! 1.44 0.44 8185 |. acsewes.
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UL.—Diseases of the circula- 211.78; 19.45! 184.86; 195.20! 193.47] 214.14! 149.45 s6.71| 125.14; 94.38} 80.89] 126.29] 72.10} 98.88

 

 

 

 

 

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1. Angina pectoris .. = 2.70 2.66; 4.86 3.20 5.32) 2.25 0.94 8.61 2.93 1.09 DOS | siaiou 20 [sate nten
9) ‘Aneurism......- 459 || 443 13.801 304) 5165] Gln] 7.51] 5.38] 410; 4s) sal ear) el! get] | Aas
3. Diseases of the heart. 137.68 || 136-81 | 187.48 || 112.76 | 163.91 | 179.21| 171:87] 189.30) 134.89; 39:59] 105.89! 77:96! 6741/ 69.75| 60:30! gaa
4. Others of this class..| 10.59), 10.68; 5.55) 2044) 8.98) 764) 13.15) 10.76 “753. “459! 11:55! 9157! 1216/1503; 7.66) 6003,

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IV.—Diseases of the respira- ; 525.09| 524.64, 550.631, 561.94| 465.80) 586.04 | 435.78 { 305.61 , $85.85 308.85, 483.12 | 369.31 | 487.62; 769.74 11,044.18 344.50
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2 Laryngitis 4:43) 4.46 278 | 657/ 3.99/34} 4.70] 1.08] “3:79; 284] (3:85! 410/011 902) 73k Ts

Bronchitis - - 131.91 || 131.30 | 166.65 | 149.39 / 106.72] 155.49] 98.61] 72.10] 83.38], 52.93| 98.19! 79.33] 73.03! 224.01] 395.28) 57.66

 Eeowerdn 287.89 |) 287.25 | 324.27 | 272.87 | 268.97 | 344.00 | 261.09; 180.79| 214.12] 170.17] 211.77} 210.64] 279.76! 350.20! 455.89! 204.97
5. Pleurisy -- * ae » 10.55) 13.19 8.84} 11.64) 15.38] 11.97 9.68 8.75 6.34 7.70 1.37 4.49 7.52! 16.59 5.19
6. Astbma.. ‘ 3.44) 4.86 1.27) 6.82) 6.08 1.88]........ 3.38 1.09 BOS) | eccicrsitsasc| somwagiend 6.01 2.23 1.44
7, Others of this class... ob27| boa! epesl an50! ascr| ones 26.30 15,071 19-84! 14.87' 25.03 25.25 26.96 97.58’ 47.65! 20.76

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 497

TaBLE 106.—AVERAGE ANNUAL DEATH RATES PER 100,000 OF MEAN POPULATION IN NEW YORK DURING THE 6
YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, FOR EACH SPECIFIED CAUSE AND CLASS OF CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF
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| COLOR. BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS.
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Aggre-|) |
CAUSE OF DEATH. ° i Eng- i ! Other
mi gate. White, |Colored, oe land Tretand Scot- | prance.| er Bassa Canada. Séandi-/ Hun- | Bohe- Italy. foreign
total. | total. (white). ut, | land. many. poland. navia. | gary. | mia. oon
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V.—Diseases of the digestive 96.62) 97.03| 72.91 84.59 | 107.06 123,15 | 99.55} 107.61 89.92 44.84| 94.34 65.65 66.29 76.67 75.29 73.51
system. - ar -
1. Dentition ............ 2.76 2.78 1.39 4.25 1.66 2.02 0.94 1.08 2.48 1.53 3.85 2.74 1.12 3.01 3.51 3.46
2. ADGING wcccceccsesse 1.41 1.42 0.69 2.27 1.00 1.35 4.88 2.15 0.72 1.09 5i78, | oz eae 225 nessraieiar's 1.28 1.73
3. Diseases of the stom- 17.61 17.68 13.89 14.75 19.28 | 25.02 21.60 15.07 14.48 6.12 15.40 8.21 15.73 7.52 19.46 13.55
ach. i ; J 2
4, Obstruction of the 5.69 5.70 4.86 6.46: 3.66 5.70 7.51 5.38 5.19 5.91 9.63 9.57 |. secs 2 7.52 4.79 4.61
bowels.
$. Hernia: s.cescvese sens 5.82 5.81 G.25 2.49 8.98 7.37; 4.70 7.53 6.90 4.16 3.85 5.47 3.37 3.01 3.19 3.17
6. Other diseases of the 0.77 0.77 0.69 |; 1.165 0.66 0.58 | 2,82 1.08 0.50 i 2 eee QTE fae sacs 1.50 1.28 0,58
bowels. i
7. Jaundice............. 1.90 1.91 1.39 213 0.66 1.35 O64 Maz sexes 1.49 1.31 1.93 4.10 BOO citar ciens 5.10 1.44
8. Inflammation and ab- 6.41 6.44 4.17 3.76 7.65 9.75 1.88 6.46 6.54 1.09 5.78 2.74 3.37 18.04 4.79 4.90
scess of the liver. : e! | " 2
9, Other diseases ot the 24.73 25.04 | 6.94 | 14.09 24.94 41.55, 27.24 41.97 24.35 3.28 15.40 9.57 8.99 12.03 9.89 15.28
liver. i ; t
10. Peritonitis .__.. e 18.22 18.14 | 22.91 17.29 23.61 18.82 20.66 21.52 18.04 | 12.03 19.25 16.41 14.61 6.01 15.95 14.70
ll. Ascites ..._.... i 0.13 0.12} 0.69 0,22 |esnenaes 0202 |e ceserccacl | scciseee OS fects yell sca mermiaiall| cae niasece| mia areca nciecreee 05325 oucnen
12. Others of this ¢ 11.17 11.21 f 9.03 | 1 14.96 9.61 9.39 5.38 9.11 7.87 13.48 4.10 7.86 18.04 5.74 10.09

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VI.—Diseases of the urinary | 173.72 |! 172.52 | 242.33 || 124.14 206.15 | 272.45) 214.13 | 150.65| 141.78 48.34] 134.77] 106.69 51.68 | 154.85 73.38 87.93
: system and male or- : ' ! :

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2. Calculus, urinary .... 0.55 0.54 1.39 0.72 0.66 0.49 |..------ 1.08 0.27 O22) | rcccalleseupeane 2.25 8.01. |aessnees 0.58
3. Diseases of thekidney 81.56 80.55 ; 139.57 58.90 94.76 | 120.77] 106.13 67.79 66.97 ' 28.44 59.68 43.07 44.11
4. Diseases of the bladder, 4.82 4.89 0.69 5.19 9.31 4.58 7.51 11 84 4.87 | 1.09 3.85 |... 2.23 3 46
5. Others of this class. - 3.88 3.92 2.08 4.97 5.32 4.85 5.64 3.23 2.39 0.44 1.93 0.64 4.04
VII.—Diseases of the female 6.70 || 6.52 17.36 8.01 7.31
organsof generation. i
1. Ovarian tumors ...... 1.67 | 1.63 4.17 2.54 1.33
2. Ovarian diseases . 1.00 1.01 0.69 1.66 1.38
3, Uterine tumors ...... 1.18 1.07 7.64 1.44 1.33
4. Uterine diseases .... 0.57 0.57 0.69 0.28 |....----
5. Others of this class . . 2.27 2.24 4.17]! 2.10 3.32
VIII.—Atffections connected ! 26.72 26.78; 23.61 15.19 | 22.94
with preguancy. a
1. Abortion... 2.45 2.47 1.39 1.49 2.33
2. Childbirth - 2 5.90 |) 5.92 4.86 3.92 3.66
3. Puerperal septic a} (L984! 14.98) 12.50 7.02| 12.97
4. Extra-uterine preg- 0.17 0.17 |.--.---- 1 0,22! 0.66
nancy. : :
5. Others of this class . -| 3.26 3.23 4.86 2.54 3.32
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IX.—Diseases of the bones | 8.07 8.06 8.33 8.45 | 7.98 9.43 4.70 7.53 6.72 3.06 5.78 5.47 6.74 6.01 7.34 5.77
and joints. f :
1. Diseases of the spine. 3.12 | 3.11 3.47 3.98; 3.99 4.00 3.76 2.15 2.07 OES Ve csteccceintste 1.12 1.50 1.91 1.73
2. Diseases of the bones 2.39) 2.37 3.47 1.93 2.66 2.65 0.94 2.15 2.30 BSL |ociccceeia ae 3.37 4.51 1.91 2.31
3. Diseases of the hip 1a) 1.73 0.69 ool 0.66 LL |eaanesan 3.23 1.40 0.44 Daeeilles 220) bcarsxa sae! 2.87 1.15
joint. |
4. Others of this class. .' 0.85 0.85 0.69 || 0.55 | 0.66 TO evemsinieeitarteincinices 0.95 OLBT [eciccciccfiess seccuid | eemears aa Nitec metal 0.64 0.58
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X.—Diseases of the skin...-.. 8.07 |, 8.11 9.55 9.34 | 6.98 7.64 , 9.39 9.68 | 7.40 | 4.37 DTS lovcir sie tava 7.86 15.03 7.66 6.63
i 1 : ihe
1. Abscess ..... 4.84 |! 4.86 3.47 5.75 3.66 4.22 5.64 7.53 | 4.10 3.37 10.52 6.38 4.04
2. Carbunele - sate 0.93 0.95 |.------- 0.72 1.00 1.12 2.82 1.08 | 0.95 1.12 ABD!) stacorscstacars 0.86
3. Others of this class. i 2.29 | 2.30 2.08 2.87 2.33 2.29 0.94 1.08 ; 2:35 BBA Nase cesses 1.28 1.73
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XKI.—Diseases oftheabsorbent’ 1.05|| 1.06 0.69 | 1.49 | 1.33 C899 -.ctcees| SoS ooey "0.99 0.66 1.98 [sca ones VAD pewcteatcn 0.64 144
system. { - ee
1. Addison’s disease.... 0.33 || 0.33 0.69 0.33 1.00 0.58
2. Diseasesofthespleen| 0.17|| 0.17 |..-..--- 0:39 |-acsvace 0.29
3. Others of this class... 0.55}; 0.56 j---.-.-- 0.77 (0.33 0.58
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XI1.—Accidents and injuries.|_ 113.80}; 114.25 88.18 83.76 | 107.72, 144.31 117.40 90.39 99.62 49.87} 103.96! 129.94 75.28; 100.73 85.78 64.86
1. Burns and scalds -... 7.50 7.51 |
2. Drowned .....- 3 13.36 13.53
3. Exposure and neglect 0.18 0.18
4. Gunshot wounds..... 0.51 0.52
5. Homicide ...--- eee 3.88 3.75
&. Infanticide 0.08 0.09
7. Inintiesby machinery] 0.16] 0.16 |........ 0.17, 0.66 0.09 .2.222--]..2 228 0.14} 2.22222. che DFE | iecckocatd asset \aaoeeeelaGateles
8. Railroad accidents... 4,42 4.44 3.47 2.87 | 2.99 6.47 4.70 3.23 2.53 | 1. 1.93 410) | ssecec gave 1.50 7.66 0.58
9. Suttfocation .-.-.- seers 7.07 7.08 6.94 9.17 5.98 7.AG | 5.64 8.61 4.37 \ 4.37 9.63 6.84 6.74 6.01 3.83 3.75
10. Suicide by shooting... 5.56 5.63 1.39 4.48 4.99 1.62; 2.82 13.99 9.38 | 2.41 1.93 12.31 37 9.02 3.19 7.78
11. Suicide by drowning. 0.56 0.57 |. eee 0.06 0.66 0.40 ...---... ecdeeseiciease 0.96 |..-.--.- 3.85 1.37 |. ise 0.64 0.58
12. Suicide by poison...- 4.46 4.52 -63 2.93 6.65 3.19 3.76 7.53 6.90 | 2.19 3.85 4.10, 5.62 | 4.51 1.91 2.59
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13. Other suicides . 5.09 | 5.07 6.25 | 1.82 3.99 2.52 4.70 3.23 9.43 2.62 5.78 12.31 1.12. 15.03 1.91 7.78
14. Sunstroke ..... T21 |) 7.26) 4.17 | 2.43) 6.65, 13.79) 10.33) 5.38) 5.82) 0.87 ]....... GiBl cece ce | 4.15 4.32
15. Surgical operatior 6.37 | 6.27| 11.80 1 9.17) 10.97 5.30 5.64 6.46 464, 5.03 21.18 4.10, 8.99 4.51 1.28 4.61
16. Wounds .........--.- 134] 1.31 278) 110; 1.23 | VT caccewas 1.08 Petty) OBE |e das Jabeeceer ratte See dye 0.64 0.58
17. Other accidents and ee 46.35 28.47 | 35.03: 45.55! 72.58 D447 25.83 35.54 15.97 38.50 47.87 33.71 34.58 37.33 20.18
injuries. : z | ' \
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498 VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE 107.—AVERAGE ANNUAL DEATH RATES PER 100,000 OF MEAN POPULATION IN BROOKLYN DURING THE 6
YEARS ENDING MAY 51, 1890, FOR EACH SPECIFIED CAUSE AND CLASS OF CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF
COLOR AND BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS.

 

 

 

 

 

 

| COLOR. | BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS.
Aggre * | |
CAUSE OF DEATH. *| 5 Eng- : Other
gate. || white, |Colored,| United | 1 Scot- Ger. | Russia Scandi-| Hun- | Bohe. foreign
total.” oo ; States and ireland. land. France. many. and Canada| navia.| gary. ! mia. Italy sou.
| |ovbite). Wales. Poland. ' tries.
i | aide 3 Pisce setae
All causes.............. 2,596.50 ‘lo, 590.06 3,054.46 |/2, 749.49 |2,051.23 /2,714.36 |1,961.78 |1,722.37 |2,317.89 |1,392.88 |2,003.52 | 946.30 1,127.21 [5,208.33 [2,411.40 | 2,757.77
Unknown causes....... 2: | 2.83 3.30 2.31 3.72 2.40 2.61 3.95 TE Vecwisiasesraen 5.17 | BOT Vos ccce ical vemceatnts 4.29 5 00

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Geueral diseases—A ..... 577.19 | 576.95 | 594.06 | 725.27| 374.64) 464.14 | 348.96 | 339.73 526.42] 378.79) 524.79) 608.86 | 442.83 |1,562.50| 592.12] 633.59
1. Smallpox .......-- -. 5.17 5.08 | 11.55 0.63; 3.35; 1.66] 3.92]........ 2505 eee) | 6 || (Ce 1.67
2. Measles... 1W7.71|| 17.75) 14.85|] 22.98) 8.18) 12.27{ 7.84] 15.80/ 13.15] 14.38/ 5.17| 27.36] 40.26]... 91.54] 16.67

     
 

42.48)) 42.85] 16.50|| 64.51) 22.67| 34.22] 19.60] 23.70] 33.03] 23.97] 43.95] 40.19] 20.13] 86.81/ 1859| 23.34

3. Scarlet fever. A
115.85 |! 116.58 64.36 || 168.74 76.94 93.53 75.80 86.91 86.03 64.73 | 131.84) 114.59 80.52 | 260.42 75.80 115.05

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5. Whooping cough...-. 26.18 235.85] 49.50 41.54} 14.50 16.51 16.99 19.75} 19.58 7.19 36.19 16.250 | 22cene= a 21.45 20.01
Ge BEV ices cameron 0.37 E37 || ssraisiercrere 0.21 0.74 OPS R canes Ses oasce gi 0.29) eee el] eresece) SADE | nccnsic| esnmecnie|s ieigenaeleeeceses
7, Cerebo-spinal fever... 6.79 6.67 14.85 10.51 5.20 5.26 2.61 7.90 4,38 2.40 7.76 5.00
8. Typhoid fever .......] 23.13 23.30 1155 21.57 22.30 22.32} 19.60 11.85 21.82 21.58 18.10 ; 26.68

    
  

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282.58 || 282.10 | 316.83 || 342.25] 172.83; 215.19] 145.08! 134.31; 296.00} 225.35 | 211.98] 320.68: 261.67 |1,215.28 281.76 | 363.48

 

11. Malarial fever ....... 32.62 32.48 42.90 29.28 31,22 | 41.51 31.37 19.75 | 27.09 4.79} 43.95 34.33 36.68

* 12. Erysipelas....- 1 9.51 9.48 11.55 8.97 743 8.12 11.76 11.85 10.04 4.79} 12.93 27.17 8.34
13. Septicemia ..-- = 5.79 5.67 14.85 4.62 3.72 5.35 6.53 3.95 6.63 2.40 2.59 12.87 1.67
14, Venereal diseases... . 3.90 3.77 13.20 3.29 2.23 2.49 DBT Mate ocssece 2.44 4.79 2.59 8.58 10.00
15. Others of this group. 5.10 5.01 11.55 5.46 3.35 5.35 5.23 3.95 B80 Mh essseiaie 2.59 4.29 5.00
General diseases—B ...... 32.94 32.83 41.25 36.28 27.13 37.26 31.37 3.95 | 20.75 16.78 31.02 15.73 31.68

 

 

      

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

      

 

      

  

      

 

1. Parasitic diseases. ... 0.09 O00 News aect] — OL0T [iano 0.18

2. Alcoholism ...- - 9.83 8.18| 21.03
3. Lead poison. . 0.60 1.12 0.65 2 =
4. Other poisons 2 1.80 2.23 1.66 fs 15 -86 |. . ele 2 86

5. Inanition .......--... 20.62 15.61| 13.74 = fs z 7 E “ Ei 12.87

General diseases—C ...... 358.95 229 32 | 253.93 + 220.88 | 197.52} 288.69 | 263.71 | 245.59] 242.86] 161.03] 520.83) 459.11: 290.12

1. Premature birth ..... 34.95 34.98 33.00 61.36 20.81 21.21 14.38 3.95 19.78 23.97 20.68 29.07 |......-- 86 81 55.78 26.68

2. Stillborn....... _ 180.48 75.91 || 270.38 91.43 | 108.93 87.57 82.96} 147.71] 170.21] 126.67] 136.82 60.39 | 260.42] 273.18) 146.73

3. Malformation - 8.59 1.65 15.69 6.32 5.44 B92 scams siaeis 3.12 7.19 5.17 5.13 20.13 |..2...2. 11.44 8.34

4. Debility and atrophy ./ 105.11 |} 104.69] 135.31 ]} 137.99 67.27 77.02 67.96 75.06 95.48 59.93 85.31 64.99 80.52 86.81 | 114.42 85.03

DS QVM RS xe seccssarsse.ce 31.37 31.38 31.35 29.84 43.49 41,32 47.05 35.55 22,60 2.40 7.76 GB dara ee wisn 86.81 4.29}° 93.34

General diseases—D .-..-.. 421.63 || 417.81 | 691.42 || 305.27] 345.65! 562.66; 392.10: 343.68| 416.13] 115.07] 364.51! 291.60} 161.03 607.64 ; 190.22 | 518.54

1. Rhewmatism 1108]! 11.03 848{ 14.50] 14.39] 14.38] 7.90] 10.72 2.86: 13.34

2. Scrofulaand tab: 11.73 11.38 16.04 7.43 6.83 3.92 7.90 10.91 14.30 | 11.67

3. Leprosy..-.---- © (Sige eases | [se ss eis = [eres Sas all in am staeis | ome ieee a amie Selsey S oa) aa aoa eainiecinieta| oorcinicin [imme ntateie peaes snellsaaie seals | seize zi] sweincis S| viene meee Piya ears cae

4. Consumption aratacaicietatzis 303.24 || 300.01 | 531.35 || 180.79] 233.78} 452.79 | 269.24] 252.82] 295.61 76.72 | 266.27| 218.92] 120.77; 347.22: 123.00 375.15

5. Hydrocephalus ...... | 84.70), 34.77) 29.70) 48.19] 18.21] 21.12; 18.30] 93.70/ 39.07] 19.18] 12.93 28.60 35.01

6. Cancer .......-- | 45.00|/ 44.91] 51.16|/ 34.32] 54.64) 54.42] 74.50] 3555! 46.471 9.59] 51.70 53.35,

7. Tumor. | 3.28 3.28] 3.30 2.94) 3.72) 3.78! 131] 3.95; 2.24]......-. 2.59 | 4167

8. Anemia | 3.25 3.25: 9.90]| 3.99/ 260] 3.32; 3.92/02. B20) iemomrcini 2.59 333

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9: Dropsy's.sscaxcicaicanes i 306 2.95 9.90 5 B22} aioe) 7.76 1.67
10. Diabetes -. -| 3.92 BOB | scence 3.80] 2.40] 5.17 167
11. Others of this group. 2.22 2.18 4.95 L664. ciacsnemra| simian 6.67
12. Others of this class -. 0.07 0.07 |seecenee CAO cic ccd Paoatmcea

 

II —Diseases of tho nervous | 270.67 || 269.76 | 334.98 |; 323.83 | 247.16] 257.43 | 202.58; 209.37) 223.90/ 148.64] 155.11| 183.85} 60.39! 07.64 205.96 271.78
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1. Inflammation of the 76.14 76.10 79.21]| 106.19 54.64 56.26 52.28 31.60 64.21 52.74 51.70 72.69 20.13 173.61 74.37 + ; 85.03
brain. 3 : i
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2. Apoplexy --. 55.04 || 54.65 | 82.51 45.32 | 71.36] 70.75| 54.89| 86.91 - 20.02 63.36
3. Paralysis ......--.... 24.93 24.80) 34.65 24.80) 38.65] 28.78} 24.83] 23.70 5.72 18.87
4. Tetanus and trismus 6.16 6.18 4.95 7.50 4.09 BOO deaceaee s 3.95 8.581.000.
nascentium.
5. Epilepsy -.....-.----- 1 4.50 4.50 4.95 3 92 6.32 452] G53 jo. eee BAL |e 250 eee ee ceeeeceeleces seen 11.67
6. Convulsions ..-.-. -- 51.85 | 51.30 90.76 73.55 23.42 30.53 23.53 27.65 70.08 48.35
7. Mental diseases 1.89! 1.90 1.65 1.54 2.23 2.67 LSU [scene] Led] QAO |i ac sear) swcacesoilis isaxtins oe seneulleenes, <.. 1.67
8. Diseases of the brain.| 40.84!! 40.98] 31.35 50.29} 33.08) 48.79} 31.37; 27.65 22.88 33.35
9. Diseases of the spinal TAL I 7.49 1.65 8.41 9.66 7.66 6.53 3.95 4.29 6.67
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1. Angina pectoris ....- 2.29 : 2. 2.73 2.60 . 5.
3 Aneurin of 1.69) 1.66) Lot) 2.97 f | 338
3. Diseases of the heart.| 128.11)! 127.56! 7 96.81 | 153.87 50.45, 40.26; 434.03] 41.48] 143.39
4. Others of this class..; 13.48)! 13.51 11.55', 21.78; 6,32 | 9.59 TAG | ABO8Y orcs calaasconcs 8.58! 11.67

IV.—Diseases of the respira- | 447.12 , +45.81 539.60 | 454.05 341.19:

246.93 | 261.10) 313.84) 140.90 | 607.64 | 636.46: 445.18
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Bea eta aes 49.03) 16.50 | 65.84, 24.67 173.6
2, foray 10.56 | 4.95 | 12.96] 6.32 240] 5.17} 11.97, : 12.87 1334
3. Bronchitis -. ),| 113.70) 184.82 | 125.38) 71.36 43.15} 82.73] 73.54..... .., 86.81 | 225.98] 76.70
4. Pneumonia 200,06 229.27 | 285.48 | 210.63 | 198.10 127.06 | 116.35) 154.78! 140.00 347.22] 280.33} 265.11
5. Pleurisy 5 . . oe am f BBA | Spmteurpens! } xix ae i
6. a beans sees z 5.22)! 5.20) 6.60 2 0) i) eee 2 es tier
7. Othersof this class...| 28.65] 28.57/ 34.65! 3131! 26.39 11.99 |" 95.85 32.90] 98.34

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. . 499

Taste 1997.—-AVERAGE ANNUAL DEATH RATES PER 100,000 OF MEAN POPULATION IN BROOKLYN DURING THE 6
YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, FOR EACH SPECIFIED CAUSE AND CLASS OF CAUSES, WITH DISTINCTION OF
COLOR AND BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

  

  

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
    

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   
    

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

i ! COLOR. BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS.
i :
caus Aggre-| ig | i 7 Otl
E OF DEATH. { sted; HUE: | i i her
gate. || white. |Colored, United | pa s Scot. | Ger- Russia! Scandi-| Hun- | Bohe- foreign
|| total. | total. States | reland. land. |France. many. and | (Canada.| yavia. gary. | mia. Ttaly, coun
(white). genes Poland. 3 ea
; \ | ries
: '
——— sap ocses spans cassia] (genre Ganeree’ leaerers
V.—Diseases of the digestive | 122-20;| 121.59] 165.02); 114.60! 104.44 | 140.39] 10456) 67.16] 115.85] 83.91] 116.33, 72.69] 20.13] 260.42! 94.40; 126.72
system. ‘ia —— | : Pa oe 7 ;
1. Dentition . 20.69 20.51 33.00 30.47 10.04 | 18.84 9.15 7.90 17.83 21. 58 20.68 15.73 23.34
2. Angina . 2. 206 |i ccacieoraie 2.87 1.86 1.29: 1.31]........ 1.75 4.79 2.59 2.86 }.......-
3. Diseases ‘of he: stom. 17.98 IVT 33.00 15.76 | 1635] 28.06 15.68 |._ 2.0... 16.76 14.38 10.34 10.01 18.34
ach. : i
4. Obstruction of the 6.19 6.20 ' 4.95 6.02 ' 5.95 ' 7.66 BO cd dvoescrs 4.87 2.40 i 2.59 1.43 10.00
bowels. j | :
Se Hernitecerenseacce sen 3.79 °° 3.7 4.95 ; 1,68 2.97! 5.35 2.61; 7.90 5.00
6. Otlrer diseases of the | 1.18| 1.19 !......-. p  RAOT LZ 0.65) 31] 2 | OTB) ee fee fee eres eefeeeeee ee] 286 [oo eee,
vowels. p ‘ i
7. Jaundice 3.74 3.72; 4,95 448 2.23 3.60] 6.53!) 3.95; 2.83} 4.791 12.93) LL]. yeeeeeeeey 286 ].202....
8. Inflammation a - 8.98 8.901 14.85 5.18 10.038 13.93! 13.07) 3.95) 6.67
scess of the liver. i i 4) !
9. Other disease? of tae 23.23 | 23.25 23.10) 11.70 23.04 36.89 27.45 27.65 ' 26.68
liver. ! i |
10. Peritonitis .....-..... 19.72 )| 19.67; 23.10)f 16.53 17.10 21.86] 16.99! 11.85 15.01
1l. Ascites ........- a 1.29 1,22 6.60 ; 1.26 U.74 Tedd eeissnaesansts I) 225 ge 1.67
12. Othersof this class.- --| 13.39 13.35 16.50 ;| 16.53 13.01 11.16 6.53 3.95 20.01
1 . ?
| : } :
VI.—Diseases of thourinary | 112.87/} 112.74! 122.11 |) 80.20! 12191] 171.38) 101.94) 94.31 | 133.39
system and male or- \ ‘ ; |
gans of generation. '
1. Bright's disease...... 57.62 57.55 62.71 || 39.93 58.72 48.36 78.36
2. Calculus, urinary 0.23 0.21 1.65 ° 0.14 0.37) 0.09 )-..-.-.-1........ 1.67
‘ 3. Diseases of the kidney 46.61 46.57 49.50 32.01 47.57 41. 8 2 40.02
4. Diseases of the bladder 4.57 4.57 4.95 | 3.92 10.41 5.23: 11.85 8.34
5. Others of this class. .- 3.83 3.84 3.30 | 4.20 4.83 6.53 11.85 AOS Sock ci 2.59 0.86 |e sce cec[oce cee oe 4.29 5.00
‘
VII.—Diseases of the female 4.57 4.54 6.60/ 3.71 4.46 5.00 | OL veereene eB cee : M42 eee aeteale erase
organs of generation. = oe i
1. Ovarian tumors .....- 1.29 1.29| 1.65 1.26 | 2.23
2. Ovarian diseases .....| 9-28 0.26) 1.65 O.21)........
3. Uterine tumors ......; 1.09 1.08] 1.65 0.77| 1.86
4. Uterine diseases .....| 044 Odd |... .- 8. 0.28 |.--....
5. Others of this class..; 1.47 148; 1.65 119{ 0.37 .
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VIII.—Affections connected 20.02 19.95 i 24.73 12.33 17.84 19.60 15.80 22.51 11.99 20.68 W389 Ucsrainc ears westerners 18.59 26.68
with pregnancy. : | ae, Ob
q Abottionscacecceact (0:88 0.87| 1.65 0.91] 0.37] 0.83{ 1381°........
2. Childbirth ..........- 5.10 5.08 6.60 2.59 4.09} 7.75) 0 TBE Le el.
3, Puerperalsepticeemia.| 10.67 | 10.58] 16.50 5.74| 10.78 11.85
4, Extra-uterine preg- 0.05 0.05 |.---.--- 0.07 |...----. [everest ee eres
nancy. at es
6. Others ofthis clasa:..| 882 | S137 caine 3.01} 2.60/ 5.17, 3.92 3.95
! y ;
: | | |
IX.—Diseases of the bones | 5-01 5.01 | 4.95;) 4-97; 6.69| 5.44 2.61! 3.95) 3.70 )..--22- 01 eee. 4.28, 20.13)... 2.86 6.67
and joints. = — fone ‘ eh pe Ges te :
1. Diseases of the spine. 2.54 2.55 1.65 2.52 2.23 f BRIE 388 95 3.33
2. Diseases of the bones. 0.97 0.98 |--.----- 0.56 1.86 ) DST. ma
3. Diseases of the hip 0.95 0.91 3.30 1.12; 1R2
joint.
4. Others of this class... 0.55 056) |secunced 0.77 | 1.49 |
i
X.—Diseases of the skin .-... 4.34 4.33 4.95 4.97 4,46
1. Abscess...-.-.2-2402- 2.17 2.18 1.65 2.80 2.60
2. Carbuncle. 6 0.74 0.75 |ewewsces 0.56 1.12
3. Others of this class... 1.43 1.40 3.36 1.61 0.74
XI.—Diseases of the absorb- AI DB ceetecae|. “WB e ees) OBO lees a lee te adel! | WRRBH Sc 3
ent system. Sas
1. Addison's disease ....
2. Diseases of the spleen.
3. Others of this class -.
XII.— Accidents and injuries. 84.86 62.74 35.55 68.01 ©
J. Burns and scalds..... : S18
2. Drowned ..------.-..- 5.26
3. Exposure and neglect. 0-10 |.
4, Gunshot wounds..... 127 |
5. Homicide .......-.-.. 058
6. Infanticide .-...-.--- 0. 0.09 0.10 i
7. Injuries by machinery, 0. oi 0.28 | .. 0.19 j.
8. Railroad accidents .-. 1 1. all 2.12 1.36
9. Suffecation...-.....-- 4. 4. 60 | : 415 sia
10. Suicide by shooting. . 3. 3. sa Or 82; 1.29 5.65
11. Suicide by drowning. 0.14 . OTE canta ge! ' dearest : 0.19
12. Suicide by poison . 2.15 2.15 1.65 | 1.12 1.86 | zs 4.09
13. Other suicides ....-. 3.09 sili ¢. Sinsowecisis 140; 3.35! 20! 5.85 |.
14. Sunstroke...-.-...--- 446 4.50 1.65 1.19 3.72 | A j 555°
15. Surgical operations ../ 129] 124} 495|] 733] oat! 4. : 0.68
16. Wounds 0.81 0.77 3.30 | 0.63 0.37 | : ' 0.58 4.
17. Other accidents and 28.84 28.87 26.40 | 19.12; 26.02! 42.06 32.67; 19.75 26.21 31.47 43.35
injuries. : | i |

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
500

VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLE 108.—AVERAGE ANNUAL DEATH RATES PER 100,000 OF MEAN POPULATION UNDER 15 YEARS OF AGE IN
NEW YORK DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, FOR EACH SPECIFIED CAUSE AND CLASS OF CAUSES,

WITH DISTINCTION OF BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS.

 

United |England

CAUSE OF DEATH. States and

(white). | Wales.

Ger-
many. | Poland. i

Russia
and

 

 

 

All causes.........
Unknown causes. .

I.—General diseases.
General diseases—A

- Smallpox ....--
. Measles .-

. Scarlet fever.
. Diphtheria.
Whooping c

 

   
 

5, 400. 63 |5, 052. 55
2, 29 1.44

4, 697. 35 ly. 866.74
0. 92

 

 

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6.73 1:71
100. 17 69. 35
165.96 | 100. 62
414.53 | 181.91

87. 84 37. 52

. Cerebro-spinal fever

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SOONG ho

. Typhoid fever
. Diarrheal diseases i
. Cholera infantum.

 

11. Malarial fever
12. Erysipelas.
13. Septicemia. ---
14, Venereal diseas

15. Others of this group

General diseases—B ..-

. Alcoholism ..

. Lead poison -.-
. Other poisons .
. Inanition ...-.-

Om OO DDS

General diseases—C .. -

Stillborn .......
Malformation -.

oe Ls

Old age .......-

General diseases—D. . -

ae Ke

10. Diabetes.
11. Others of group
. Otbers of this class..-....-

a

Rheumatism....
Scrofula and tab
Leprosy ..------
Consumption ...

Hydrocephalus -
Cancer....-

Tumor.
. Anemia

9. Dropsy .--

 
   
  

. Apoplexy..
. Paralysis -.
Tetanus and ti
. Epilepsy --.-----

. Convulsions ....
- Mental diseases

. Diseases of the b
. Diseases of the 3

 
 
       
  

. Parasitic diseases

Debility and atrophy -

es.

axe Ee eENaEEES SS 60. 39 83. 28

 

 
 
 
 

0.18
2.04
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1. Premature birth ..... -| 268.69 | 209. G3

 

0.75 0.57
0.19 0.57
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1.31 1.14
2.15 20. 46

 

 

Other
Hun- Bohe- foreign

gary. mia. coun-

tries.
4,721. 39 |8, 256. 88 4, 668. 13
3.12 A.02) f° BEST feiss css

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‘1, 779.48 |3, 170.77 2, 405.84 | 1,470.96
reer 3.12 4.02 3. 87
168.29 | 173. 02 91. 03
155.82 | 136.81 112. 33
308.53 | 607. 60 261. 46
112.19 | 144. 86 58, 10
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17. 43
845. 39
12.59
31.96
1.94
8.72
3. 87
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wiealipgwiaagtetecisaioe 183.08 | 124.91

rain
pinal cord

. Others of this class......-..2-.-- ONGAinnserssoteicss ;

III.— Diseases of the circulatory system .--| 90.71 76.10

3. Diseases of the heart . a
4. Others of this class.....-..-...--
LV.—Diseases of the respiratory system.--.} 997.44 | 950.39

1. Croup ..- 202.32 | 186.65
iti 13. 89 11.49

3. 300.93 | 278.54

4. Pneumonia ....-------.-+------+-- 401.83 | 879.05

5. Pleurisy 8.54 ' 11.49

6. Asthma - esses 0. G4 2. 87

7. Others of this class.. 69.31 60. 30

1. Angina pectoris
2. Aneurism ...---

  

 

   

    

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172.37

5.81
151.07
410. 59
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

501

TABLE 108.—AVERAGE ANNUAL DEATH RATES PER 100,000 OF MEAN POPULATION UNDER 15 YEARS OF AGE IN
NEW YORK DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, FOR EACH SPECIFIED CAUSE AND CLASS OF CAUSES,
WITH DISTINCTION OF BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

     

   
  
 

 

 

 

 

 

  

United |England Russia . Other
CAUSE OF DEATH. States | and |Ireland. Scot France. 5 Ger an Canada, | Scandi. | Hun- | Bohe- | yyayy_ | foreign
(white).| Wales. 4 Y- | Poland. Mavlas | Bary. mua? friae
‘V.—Diseases of the digestive system.----- 91.99 81. 84 79. 86 82. 96 63. 68 80. 18 54.57 | 131.18 77.71 | 105.96 68.40 | 113.76 89. 09
i. Dentition wee cece eee 9. 81 7.18 10. 27 4.37 5.79 10. 28 3.98 13. 81 9.78 11. 62
2. Angina. es . 4. 84 2. 87 4.79 8. 73 11. 58 2. 06 2,27 20. 71 2. 67 1.94
3. Diseases of mach. 16. 69 18. 67 18. 48 13.10 11.58 19. 06 8.53 13. 81 |. 43.55 30. 99
4. Obstruction of the bowels.. 8. 66 2. 87 5. 95 17.47 5.79 8. 04 5.12 27. 62 4.44 4. 84
Os HOP nities -occiscadar sie eiasaza'sieci 1.66 1.44 2.0 0.93 1.71 |. 3.55 0.97
6. Other diseases of the bowels. 1.78 1.44 1.1 0. 75 0.57 B59 leissececee
T., DAUNAICE 3.5.45 sce caves eee 5.73 1.44 3.4 5. 23 3.41 |. 13. 33 3. 87
8. dnflammation and abscess of the 1.53 1.44 1. 1.12 0. 57 2. 67 2,91
iver.
9. Other diseases of the liver ....-- DOO hosted sha 1.37 ABT || cicicse cise 0.93 |....-.--- ASESY: | sneererwze! QBS | sere casrereie 1. 1.94
10. Peritonitis E 7 i 5 3 : 17. 10. 65
1 Ascites :

VI.—Diseases of the urinary system and
male organs of generation.

. Bright's disease --

- Calculus, urinary.--..--

. Diseases of the kidney.

. Diseases of the bladder.

. Others of this class

OR OD

VII.—Diseases of the female organs of gen-
eration.

1. Ovarian tumors -.-.-.--

2. Ovarian diseases -

3. Uterine tumors...

4. Uterine diseases. ---

5. Others of this class ....

 

 

VIII.—Afiections connected with preg-
nancy.

1. Abortion

2. Childbirth .-. Sdpche

3. Puerperal septicemia. .

4, Extra-uterine pregnancy -

5. Others of this class

 

 

1IX.—Diseases of the bones aud joints

. Diseases of the spine
. Diseases of the bones -

. Diseases of the hip joint
. Others of this class

 
 

1
2
3
4

X.—Diseases of the skin...

1. Abscess ---
2. Carbuncle --...----
3. Others of this class

 

XI1.—Diseases of the absorbent system

1. Addison's disease...... .
2. Diseases of the spleen
3. Others of this class-... .

XIJ.— Accidents and injuries

. Burns and scalds
Drowned...--.-.-----
Exposure and neglect
Gunshot wounds
Homicide

Cuscsnoi

Infanticide
. Injuries by machinery.
. Railroad accidents
. Suffocation ...

Ooms

. Suicide by shooting. -
. Suicide by drowning.
. Suicide by poison. -

. Other suicides ......-------------
. Sunstroke
. Surgical operations
. Wounds
. Other accidents and injuries

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

  
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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502 VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE 109.—AVERAGE ANNUAL DEATH RATES PER ‘100,000 OF MEAN POPULATION UNDER 15 YEARS OF AGE IN
BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, FOR EACH SPECIFIED CAUSE AND CLASS OF CAUSES,
WITH DISTINCTION OF. BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

       

 
 
  
   

 

 

 

 

     

 

      

 

    
 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

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i 3 Other
United |England 3 Russia s . Sng
CAUSE OF DEATH. States | and | Ireland. rot France. Jor and | Canada. poate ( ad Hohe Italy. neler
(white).| Wales. als Y- | Poland. | & y : tiles:
| bith |
AIL CAUSCS acces ccceusseoescoeeeeaece 4, 575.74 |3, 241.95 5 It, 383. 57 2,780. 93 |4, 431.12 2, 703. 38 |3. 343.73 |4, aD. i 38 116. 40 |9, 090. 91 |5, 362.04 | 5, 610. 63
Unknown causes........---...-..-. 2.46 |..... TOD le cerausseisscd ara caarciarees DUBS A iyareienoaned 8.66 2: eicieistesaiGuel see ysizsesiale 4.03 7.18
I.—General diseases. i |
General'diséases— A ..........--2..-. 1, 528. 47 |1, 141. 46 {1,546.76 11,013.59 |1, 210.75 |1, 607.64 ; 880.17 |1, 386.00 |1, 811.73 |1,058.20 4,545.45 11,519.92 | 2, 140.80
: i
1. Smallpox .........22..eceeeeeeees o.98] 646) 1.75|- 5.48 |00.0..... 3.64{ 6.20 ]......... BOL ances Meera ees | PReaRee Ibsenaeeat
2. Measles ... 53. 33 35. 52 56. 85 32. 87 75. 67 49.16 37. 72 17. 33 96.30 ; 105.82 :. -| 253. 99 : 71. 84
3. Scarlet fever 147.51 90. 41 153. 93 82.18 | 113.51 119. 44 62.87 | 129,94 133.43 ; 52.91 | 48. 38 | 86.21
4. Diphtheria ..-. -| 387.90 | 330.98 | 433.37 | 306.82 | 378.36 | 312.42 | 157.17] 433.13! 388.23 | 211.64 | 209.64 | 488.51
5. Whooping cough ..........--.--. 96. 48 62. 97 77.40 71.23 | 94.59 72. 46 FS804 AQIS GFA Semone, soe weeny GU. 47 | 86. 21
d
G., RONG? woos owereccenent te geeeusess O16 |ocecesne,s Ds ee Neo ayd | Soon deeal Marehem cael Gereened lineeaes ! ee
7. Cerebro-spinal fever pe 22.97 17.76 20. 99 10. 96 37. 84 12. 74 | 6.29 17.33 12.09 | 21.55
8. typhoid fever eeooreisie i 10. 83 3. 23 10.06 j.....22.. 18.92 12. 02 6.29 8. 66 be é S 8.06 © 14. 37
9. Diarrheal diseases = 7 7 =, einer | se oa Be ia 4
10. Cholera infantum....$§°7777777"" 749.55 | 553.78 719. 81 460.22 | 491.87 ; 977.33 | 572.11 | 580.39 /1,032.26 634.92 2 535. 35 749. 88 1,314. 66
11. Malarial fever..........-....---- 29.54] 20.99 21.48 ........., 51.98 | 36.11 | 72. 57 28. 74
12. Erysipelas sees as 13.78 4. 84 12. 02 6.29 25.99 24. 08 60. 47 7.18
13. Septiczeemia 3.77 6. 46 i 16.13 |-------..
14. Venereal diseas 8. 20 6. 46 20.16 21.55
15. Others of this group 3.45 1.61 8.06 |.--.---..
Generai diseases—B ............2222--- |
1. Parasitic diseases. |
2. Alcoholism. ---
8. Lead poison .
4. Other poisons - ave
5. Inanition. 22660 sece see nscosciees
General diseases—C..--.-.--------+---- 1,102.17 | 720.07 | 890.80 | 624.59 586. 45 | 917.98 | 672.70 | 753.64 | 821.60 | 423.28 11, 262. 63 i. 261. 89 1, 077. 59
a iach tae '
1. 143. 74 90. 41 100. 58 60. 27 18.92 73. 92 62. 87 69. 30 WOZ IBN) eizsecece ecard 252. 53 157. 23 114. 94
2. Stillborn ...... Fs :
3. Malformation -
4. Debility and atrop ae
BD MOMIAC, cc sccctronoewiepswdemeerasis
(Ceneral diseases—D.........-.-.-------
1. Rheumatism. -...----------
2. Scrofula and tabes
3. Leprosy -------
4. Consumption -...-....-----------
Ay
6.
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9. Dropsy
10. Diabetes. -
11. Others of this. group
12. Others of this class.

  

   
     
   
 
    

 

 
     

 
 
 
  

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II.—Diseases of the nervous system....--. 519.99 | 343.89] 466.61! 367.08 | 151.34) 465.00] 295.49] 277.20] 487.54! 158.73 1,010.10 | 479.76 | 581.60
1. Inflammation of the brain.....- -} 228.74] 161.45 | 189.25 | 175.382] 18.92 | 192.63 |
2. Apoplexy - 3.61 2. 23 a 4 4.01
3. Paralysis - - 3. 28 4.84 2 3.64
4. Tetanusand rismusnascentium. 16. 74 16. 15 Ee | 16.02
5. Epilepsy ------------------+----- 3.61 3.23 . 1 2.85
6. Convulsions 170.98 | 100.10) 141.25°} 98.62] 132.43 191.90
7. Mental diseases. ... | 0.36
8. Diseases of the brain. - _.| 49.16
9. Diseases of the spinal cord. ‘ ee 4.01
10. Others of this class ......----.--- 0.73

 

III.— Diseases of the circulatory system. . | 99.99 | 67.81 i 105. 83 71. 23

     
    

 
 
    

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

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1. Angina pectoris .....-. i
2. Aneurism ...-.-..- s | = Sess
3. Diseases of the heart rete | 54.79 ]
4. Others of this class.......-..--.. 16. 44
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IV.—Diseases of the respiratory system...) 784.17 | 555. 39 | 832.65 | 531.45
“ “158. a1 | ‘98. 49 146. 06 82. 18
. Croup .-.---------22ee eee cree ee
2 tarynane -| 28.39! 25. 83 | 32. 80 5. 48
3. Bronchitis 243. at \ 167.91 | 300. 87 | 164.87
4, Pneumonia 204.04) 211.50 , 284.69 | 224.63
|
5. Pleurisy .----------------------- 4.59 ! 1.61) 7. gn : 5.48
6. Asthma. e 1.97; 1.61 Heol isthe a
7. Others of this Clas Seo nscinae gine 57.76 | 48.44 59.91 49.31
- NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 503

TABLE 109,.—AVERAGE ANNUAL DEATH RATES PER 100,000 OF MEAN POPULATION UNDER 15 YEARS OF AGE IN
BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, FOR EACH SPECIFIED CAUSE AND CLASS OF CAUSES,
WITH DISTINCTION OF BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

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United |England . Russia i i Other
CAUSE OF DEATH. States | and |Ireland. eat: France. j Ger and |Canada. | Scandi. Hun- | Bohe- | yea), | foreign
(white).| Wales. . J+ | Poland. | mavia, | gary. | mia. * | conn.
a 8 | e
=
V.—Diseases of the digestive system ..---- 161.79 | 103.33 | 151.31] 104.10| 56.75] 146.38] 144.60! 355.93 152.42 |... 252.53} 161.26| 299.70

 

. Dentition
. Angina és
- Diseases of the stomach ..
. Obstruction of the bowels

   
  

 

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. Other diseases of the bowels. ...
oD AUNGICO cise seicras isisiniamasessieccigs
- Inflammation and abscess of
the liver.

  

DAR Pwroe

9. Other diseases of the liver......
10. Peritonitis ..........-.. .
11. Ascites...... are
12. Others of this class...........-.

  
 
  
 
  
  
  
 
 
 
 
    
  
 
  
  
  
   
   
 
 
   
  
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

  

 

 

VI.—Diseases of the urinary system and 34, 62 29. 06 39. 36 16.44 37. 84 33.14 6.29 17.33 | 33.10 be occc2ses Tae meiais i 32.95: 335.92
male organs of generation. :

1, Bright's disease -......... \

2, Calculus, urinary. .-...

3. Diseases of the kidney

4. Diseases of the bladder

5. Others of this class

 

VII.—Diseases of the female organs of gen- 0.33 i seers
eration.
1, Ovarian tumors .....-.....------
2. Ovarian diseases
3. Uterine tumors
4. Uterine diseases.
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VIII.—Affections connected with preg- |..-.--.-.---------
nancy.
AVOrti ON. von os eau eseciage acess eis
. Childbirth . :
. Puerperal septi %
. Extra-uterine pregnancy
. Others of this class....-.........!.-.+-+++-

 

 

 

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IX.—Diseases of the bones and joints...-..

 

1. Diseases of the spine .....-....-.
2. Diseases of the bones...
3. Diseases of the hip join s
4. Others of this class..............

 

 

 

Sil Se.

X.—Diseases of the skin ........-.--.--..--

 

Hey AND SC OS Sis. wjdccssieserojereisa Saecemisigisneine
2. Carbuncle . e
3. Others of th Celene tneseey ae

  
 

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XI.—Diseases of the absorbent system .-.. 0.

 

 

1. Addison's disease
2. Diseases of the spleen.
3. Others of this class....

 

XIJ.—Accidents and injuries...........--. 46.

 

1. Burns and scalds.............---
2, Drowned .........-.---
3. Exposure and neglect.
4. Gunshot wounds. me
Dy HOM ICIMe aiasesic cients camer

¢ Dna nti cide -)-0a1csnsieisactecis worsen
. Injuries by machinery.
. Railroad accidents -- Z
. Suffocation .-------.....-----..--

SONS

10. Suicide by shooting .............
11. Suicide by drowning -.
12. Suicide by poison .-
13. Other suicides..-..-..-....

 

14. Sunstroke ..... ween teste eee ra
15. Surgical operations A
16. Wounds.....-------.------ 2
17. Other accidents and injuries ....

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
504 VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE 110.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK BY MONTHS DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, FROM CERTAIN

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

  

 

 

    
 
 
    
  
  
  
  
  
 
 
 

 

 

 

  
  
  
 
 
  
 
 
  
 
 
  
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

   
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 
  

 

 

MONTH AND SEX.
| | |
CAUSE OF DEATH AND AGE. January. : February. | March. April. i May.
‘
; j | ;
Males. | Females. i Males. Females. Males. | Females. Males. | Females. '} Males. | Females,
| |
1 Grand) tOtall en cesmemmess we chek eS scacoeced 12, 084 10,603 || 10,775 9, 309 11.982» 10,316 11, 339 9, 686 10, 784 | 9,371
i 1 anes
2 Under 5._.....-2-.--.-2-e2ee seen -| 5,239 4,378 4, 801 4,127 5,248 | 4,380 4,963 4,115 4,647 | 4,033
é 60 and over . 1.384 1.691 |! 1.313 1.433 | 1.498 | 1.710 1,393 1,485 || 1,263 | 1, 334
MODE TOW 0 i as ccisisiearia aisioge nie -aininysia. clever ner 3 5 8 4! 10, 6 10 3 4 | 5
Unknown causes: :
5 . All ages i
6 Under 5 . ane
7 60 and over - ee
8 MIRE OW. Ds =x iwinscis sininin aydiniaysieseievnicie valan tated
‘ I.—~General diseases. : |
General diseases A: ik : ; ;
9 Allages. . sy é !
10 Under 5..
11 60 and ove:
12 Unknown
13 1
14
15 60 and over
16 Unknown
7 2. Scarlet fever
18 Under 5..
19 60 and ove!
20 Unkvown
21 3. Diphtheria
22, nder 5..-.
23 60 and over -
24 Unk WN. - 3 2s\ectic nce eneedstewniteaens
25 4 ! |
26 i
27 60 and over :
28 Unknown.. |
29 5. Cerebro-spinal fever ... 43 so | go wi ot a 63 52 63 | 51
30 Under be-22< x esners \
2 G0 and over ails
32 Unknown ‘
|
33 6. Typhoid fever 7 45 =!
34 mnder 5....-. : 3
35 60 and over - d 3
36 Unknown
‘
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37 7. Diarrheal diseases - - 282 277 | 267 231 | 294 244 318 ; 274 fi 402 318
38 Under 5........- | : 243 1 186 |! 309 230
39 60 and over ~ : 30 45 |) 25 \ 42
40 UnknOWilew: secciiisnisescmiscrnememememae St Peseraneyeisetyee reais ec od W tee doacrayard
t "i i
41} 8. Malarial fever iT | 79 70 | a
42: Under 5....-- 4 a 25 30 | 13
43 | 60 and over “| 10 5 a9. | 10
44° Unknown.... obs \ dL prsmeeres rl eeans ae
i ! |
General diseases B: | i
454 All ages ... 2 | 174 87 142 | 89
46 | Under 5.... 5 ! 74 58 31 58
47 60 and over i BD Vacate 4! 2
48 | Wink nowt) avenasaseneseme desde tues dete acne lees sitar reiatecumass Te cl Pie See dae etcetera aval eee lll gseeseCemegedl ac oc ae
49 | 1. Inanition | 57 | 66 39 Th | 59 53 60
50 | Under 5..-. - 54 || 64 38 1 =! 58 48 57
51! 60 and over =e | a | 1 1 2 1
52° Unknown TL |fsetemadecaleamrssease
1
; General diseases Cc: ! BiG i ;
53 | WAM ABS... n:anedameaumaaaeceaneeercaeani ' 1,519 1,297 1,369 | 1,193 | 1,550 1,331 || 1,475 | 1ai9 |i 1,446 | 1,974
54 Under 5. . .  1AT2 1.099 1.269 | 1.009 | 1,438 1.088 |) 1,361 1,039} 1,344 ett
Bs | 60 and ove: 100 209 20; 15 96 224 102 164 92 150
56 | Unknown Do |e se eeeeee Peter Voje ee sees eles reese
; 1
57° 1. Debility and atrophy............-.2...-- 302 393 O44 250 | H35 | 297 283 283 29
38 | Under 5.....-..-- 2 211 199 17 | 985 | 333 | ay ous Sot
59 | 60 and over - 103, 36 74 43 i 41 S81 39 55
60 UME DOWN sieck py ccaeedinemerie esis Sue beeen Fe anes fs wvemorerera Sl arenes mey elles ace claw ceecnmtant lacs Sx maeaam 1, Whsewsees cA Stee
‘ ; 5 Nite hey Pe tate, ole any
ait 2. Old age ....--- 5. 106} 54 101 3 139 | 61 | 5
62 | 60 and over - 3 106, ot 101 53 | 139 61 5 y 3
63 | Unknown
'
; General diseases D: sah t ; |
64 All ages .. 2,25 1, 965 2,046 1,662 | 2,981 | 1,859 | 9,152 ! 1,800 2,031 | 1,829
6 Under 5. 260 241 24 202 200 204 | 271, fg 222 |] "270 “347
ae GOana Ox 219 239 206 196 aI 234 | 183 210 | 174 195
67 | WN kNOW D228. egeidcecbemne eaecnniesie| Ascmeces a D sge we a ae! Ls} 1 I) | yeahs teers | adeeeeniceaes 1
\ |
68 1, Consumption 1, 825, 1, 405 1, 623 1, 164 1775 (| 1,293 1.703 1, 261 1,578 °
69 Under 5... 67 5a | 61 59 ‘Tr | 47 | ‘70 79 2 | 8B
70 60 and over - 139 135 |; 138 | 90 130 11 14 100 | 104! 12
7 Unknown... DW seen a We s'tide reset ; 1 Ie staves: eg Nseries | 1

 

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 505

SPECIFIED DISEASES AND CLASSES OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF CERTAIN GROUPS OF AGES.

 

MONTH AND SEX—continued.

 

July. August. September. October. November. December. Unknown.

 

|
Males. Females | Males. | Females.|; Males. | Females. || Males. | Females. || Males. | Females. Males. | Females.|} Males. Females. Males. Females.
1 ‘ |

 

 

10, 872 9, 187 14, 523 12, 587 11,418 |. 9,933 9, 970 8, 707 9, 759 | 8,565 9, 554 8, 431 11, 144 9, 417 29 14 1

 

 

1
| 5,657 4,712 8, 784 7, 664 6, 066 5,283 || 4,957 4,409 || 4,368 | 3,635 || 4,116 3, 488 4,943 | 3,977 2 2
| 1044 1,105 1,187 1,328 1,081 1,148 |] 1,012 1,10 |) 1,073 | 1,278 |i 1,142 1,319 1,269 | 1,491 eee 3
21 14 13 9 14 4 8 2 5} 5 10 4 3 5 10 4

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1, 526 1,270 1, 738 1,461 1, 643 1,350 1,617 1,339) 1,567 1,318 || 1,493 1,206 | 1,521 | 1,255 Te 6 '53
1, 432 1, 128 1, 633 1,266 | 1,540 1, 188 1,516 1,149 | 1,461 1,134 | 1,397 1,016 || 1,433. 1,063 1 6 54
73 130 94 179 |, 990 146 89 179 | 90 169 82 12 | 80 VIB |jeeesseesfeeeeseney 55
3 1 aeeeeseees Die il sca err he tian naiie| (Messner cMonsaanecey WWseaesecents 1 1 Ti ck Pepe A cre cnontnt hal apteneaec el geomet ier 56
' 1 It |
324 335 534 526 437 433 [437 406 366 257 |, 875 288 | 245 263: ilceusern 1 587
279 270 | 490 420 : i
26 53 | 33 91
2 Bi veaw seed 1
48 i 61 89
47 17 61 88
J. | ptetecizaea|oamtanmeet 1
1,815 1, 606 1,778 1, 684
| 283 215 264 224
171 199 | 179 189
| 1 25 2 3
» 1,851 | 1,052 i] 1,355 1,169
| 57 2 | 63 56
92 | 80 | 109 93
[ 1 ji 2 y 2 2
5306 VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE 110.—DEATHS: IN NEW YORK BY MONTHS DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, FROM CERTAIN

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
    

 

  
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

  
 
 
  
 
  
 
  
  
  
  
 
  
   
 
  
 
 
 
 
  
  
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MONTH AND SEX.
! |
CAUSE OF DEATH AND AGE. f January. February. | March. ! April. May.
i i
| i
Males. |Females.|} Males. |Females.|! Males. |Females.'| Males. |Females.,| Males. | Females. |
|
1 979 737 976 810 1,049 881 1, 043, 846 907 835
2 438 340 440 395 483 407 496 373 |i 383 360
3 201 174 207 176 193 210 203 193 168 211
4 | sscslorererore | fecyesercepees lege nraencteccel [foe aroialzes| aldararctoneees 1 1 D5 | Ghiaiases
1
5 3,189 2, 701 2,493 | 2,144 2, 832 2,459 | 2,525 2, 098 2, 072 1,736
6 1, 526 1,215 1, 344 1, 188 1, 459 1,270 | 1,256 1,070 1. 043 941
7 60 and over $ 344 55) | 260 376 354 480 326 388 276 278
8 Unknown. x 1 TV cere eewe 1 4 2 Ty | oicwisecinen A [oss stionvin
\
IvV.—Affections connected with pregnancy: | i
9 ANN ACS) ccjescenet cer weseece sessed csernier eee 215 Vospeeeeeey 21> |eemienraes! 264, llnwweveciectsl 283. ||acowaccnel 200
V.—Accidents and injuries: \
10 All 485 193 || 433 178 476 208 559 193 672 230
il = 53 go 49 4l 54 43 66 73
12 60 and over 43 29 54 21 38 30 50 ai 47 22
13 Unknown DL |hecwrecwcesteeeewecs 3 |peeeeccees 5. | esemer=sies 16 2
|
14 1. Burnsand scalds..........-..22.22-.2--2-25- 2 37 27 | 37 21 37 18 28 14 24
15 Under 5........ ae 5 3
16 60 and over 5 4
17 Unknown
18 2. Drowned
19 Under 5...
20 60 and over
21 Unknown
22 3. Exposure and neglect.
23 Under 5.-.....-.---
24 60 and over
25 Unknown... as
26 4. Gunshot wounds 3 2 DO) Sire aerclsaaia EK jeveeneeecs 2! Venter 3 leensestean
27 Under 5.....--.-- dle '
28 60 and over .. als
29 Unknown A
30 5. Homicides é
31 Under 20.-....
32 60 and over .-.
33 Unknown
34 6. Injumes by machinery -.-
35 TOOL Disiersrciaiceaceceniaces
36 60 and over
37
38
39 Under 5...........-
40 60 and over
Al Unknown
42) 7 8. Suicide by shooting
43 Under 20... asses
44 60 and over
45 Unknown
46 9. Suicide by drowning..--..----
47 Under 20.........--
48 60 and over -
49 Unknown....
30 10. Suicide by poisoning
SL Under 5.......--.----
52 60 and over
53 Wnknowhwccses: semcvcermacinienie
54
55
56 60 and over -
57 Unknown
58 12. Sunstroke....
59 Under 5...
60 60 and over .-
61 Unknown

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 507

SPECIFIED DISEASES AND CLASSES OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF CERTAIN GROUPS OF AGES—Continued.

MONTH AND SEX—continued.

 

June. July. August. September. October November. | December Unknown.

|

Males. | Females.|| Males. | Females.:| Males. | Females. |} Males. | Females. || Males. | Females. || Males. U serreiaes Males. |Females.

 

Males. |Females.

 

982 726 1, 032 856 890 707 756 654 779 642 774 654 891 787 3 1 1
488 343 421 465 358 326 314 354 262 334 260 3€7 326 ||......-. 1 2
156 155 152 192 142 134 147 135 139 155 157 170 178 200 2 Neeemes eee ’
sateen eee Lo fpe-e eee en [eee eee elf ee eee eee [eee eee ee elfen ae eee eee eee elle eee eee lene ee elon ne cence eee eee 2 lessee veel me weredleeeows see
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1, 347 1, 092 1, 061 903 993 901 1,118 1, 008 1,554 1,395 1,945 1, 657 2,570 1 2,151 5
785 655 627 557 565 551 642 585 E 71 1,045 910 1, 422 1,159 6
144 149 118 119 115 113 111 158 176 272 210 294. 267 383 4

 

 

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TaBLE 111.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN BY MONTHS DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, FROM CERTIAN

 

MONTH AND SEX.

 

 

 

  

 

    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

Under 5...
60 and over
Unknown

ow

fe Dipti Giciss. nee oni apeiege sie inergis alee SSUES
nder 5 .--

60 and over
Dunkin iticees tcseng ace eeremesaes

 
 

4. Whooping cough -..
Under 5...
60 and over
Unknown

  
 
 
 

on

. Cerebro-spinal fever .
Under 5
60 and over
Unknown

a

. Lyphoid fever
Uhder 5
60 and over
Unknown

a

. Diarrheal diseases . -.
Under 5
60 and over
Unknown

- Malarial fever
Under 5...
60 and over
Unknown ...

oo

General diseases B:
ll ages -

Under 5..--

60 and over
Unknown

1. Inanition
Under 5 ...
60 and over
Unknown

General diseases C:

Under
60 and over
Unknown...-

2. Old age
60 aud over
Unknown. -

General diseases D:
All ages
Under 5..--
60 and over
Unknown

1. Consumption -
Under 5..----
60 and over
Unknown..-.-

 

 

   
 
  
  
 
  
  
  
    
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
  
  
 
 
  
  
 
  
 
 
 
  
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CAUSE OF: DEATH AND AGE. January. | February. March. | April. May.
tea | ee 1 dl
Males. | Females.'| Males. | Females.|; Males. | Females. | Males. | Females. || Males. | Females.
t . !
| !
I
5, 138 4.873 | 4, 522 4,195 5, 092 4, 655 i 4, 875 4,301 4,559 4, 060
\
= I
2, 153 1, 848 2,012 1, 753 2, 207 1, 838 2,106 1, 761 2,013 1, 668
732 868 626 763 TAL 890 | 703 T77 642 720
4 4 2 1 3 2 | 5 1 1 5
7
4
1
I.—General diseases. i 5S =
General diseases A: \
All ages... 665 TA | 607 651 693 669 670 646 666 652
Under 5 ..-. * 405 414 | 393 407 417 403 429 408 | 449 428
60 and over zi 26 31 22 32 42 49 35 44 \ 31 42
Unknown To Ncmees cons |lleoeescoxal sone cane Devaney |e Sheree 1
Ip MCAS 68 oc wieisjceceis momaicinasciccemaaciantene
Under 5. :
60 and over
Unknown
2. Scarlet ‘ever...

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 509
SPECIFIED DISEASES AND CLASSES OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF CERTAIN GROUPS OF AGES.

MONTH AND SEX—continued.

October. November. December. Unknown.

Males. | Females. || Males. ; Females. |} Males. | Females. | Males. | Females.

 

 

 

July. | August. September.
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| Males. | Females.’ Males. | Females. || Males. | Females.
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4,817 4,306} 6,495 | 6,087 | 8,111 4,784 || 4,686 4,254 |} 4,327 4,082 || 4,161 3,801 || 4,805 4,463 13 5] 1
2,629 | 2,202 ,, 4,103 3,768 | 2,863 2,610 | 2,526 2,197 || 1,981 1,678 |] 1,703 1,384 || 2,109 1,741 | air. 2] 2
531, 592 580 676 | 520 621 || 505 567 535 643 577 722 689 806 | 3 3 | 8
8 | 1 5 3 4 : 3 1 2 1 | 6 |- 4
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510: VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE 111.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN BY MONTHS DURING THE 6 YEARS- ENDING MAY 31, 1890, FRCM CERTAIN

 

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MONTH AND SEX.

 

CAUSE OF DEATH AND AGE. January. |

February. March. , April. t May.

 

 

Males. Females.

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Males. ‘Females.|| Males. ,Females.'| Males. | Females. || Males. j Bemales:

 

 

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Tia estas ossesccras aetyactciclacce areata bos 560 | 477 490. 478 G10; 55 555 495 |; 530 | 472
Under 5... 290 226 | 253 | 232 295 ! 238 | 276 233 |i 244 | 207
60 and over - 114 98 110 ; 113 1y 134 | 106 119 |! iol 105
Unknown GA besser es | De ace eae i Hb ill Bosses tie Peoeeece.2e

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1, 396 1,318 |; 1,158 : 961 1,271 ; 1,060 1,073 | 909 4 915. 731
642 | 556 |) ' 466 oan 498 510 440 | 445, 337
60 and over - 179 | 270 = |; 151 | 203 169 214 i 160 191 | 132 146
Unknown UW [eeveevere i 1 | wgwisis ore Ds. |etwietaratseacccea i Dm) Benes cusses l aveinta iene vibe i 1

' ' :
IV.—Affections connected with pregnancy: i : ! i |

MFA OS scoreiarsscreisioianbararacicizicteteraicisiais ciate p : | \ ! ; Wt 75

V.—Accidents and injuries:
ll ages

Under 5.

60 and ov an

UnknOw 5 sicso-cssiscrercsate sarareiecnaiecticianie

 

1. Burns and scalds...........22..2222-----205+
Under 5......-
60 and over - 3
DuknOwW iss xcsscncsciancacannowsmsessseamess

 

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. Drowned
Under 5...
60 and over .
Unknown....

 

3. Exposure and neglect
Under 5..........-.
60 and over -
DM km OWN cise cerca ceuuneaeamesenicenienmeis

 

4. Gunshot wounds a ciosbie fare eyaecyys SER ERLE fcsantremuse. | 1
Under 5.-.-... ! |
60 and over -
Unknown..

o

Homicides ......-.--.--------
Under 20..
60 aud over -
Unknown...-

 

 

 

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. Injuries by machinery ....-.-..-...---------
Under 5.........---
60 and over - aes
Unknowii....cscwveceeneaers caseeeceemceer =

 
 

 

 

. Railroad accidents ......-....-.--2---.0--+-+
Under 5...
60 and over -
Unknownisxcs soc seecceeeecceeenceectwesask

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Suicide by shooting...
Under 20.......----
60 and over - bol lo
Wn 0 Wi ssctesis sioner canecmnrnenannae tater

 

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. Suicide by drowning. -.....-----------+-----
Under 20....---.---
60 and over -
Unknown....

     
 
 
 
    
 

 

 

 

 

10. Suicide by poisoning. ..-
Under $..020. ux.
60 and over .-...-.- 2-2-0222 e eee e eee e ee cael eee
Wk DO Wastsccercisenanieiernmr nism iercieiamn sein nie iw'neiedia| ore eeauerniens

 

11.

60 and over .
Unknown

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12. Sunstroke......-----------------++--
Under 5...
60 and over .
Unknown

 

 

 

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 511

SPECIFIED DISEASES AND CLASSES OF DISEASES, WITH DISTINCTION OF CERTAIN GROUPS OF AGES~Continued.

 

MONTH AND SEX—continued.

 

1 1
June. July. i Angust. | September. i October. | November \ December. ; Unknown.

 

 

Males. | Females. || Males.

 

! ' | : i ' '
Females. |! Males Female. Males. | Females. ij Males. | Females. |; Males. ; Females Males. Females. | Males. Females.
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477 454 461 391 | 470 403 | 419 380 521 | 447 1. 3 1

286 230 349 287 39 3 7 3 225! 204 dy 2 2
5 88 1 96 73 81 91 3

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502 460 609 529 i j

5 ; | 239 251 | 277 205 4} = -208 wos 177 146

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512 VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLe §12.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, FROM CERTAIN CAUSES AND CLASSES
CERTAIN AGES, AND

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

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SEX AND CONJUGAL CONDITION. Aggre | Total | Total — SSS Colored.|,
gate. || males. | females. | i | Foreign Under
| Total. Both | “to One pe hori a 15 15 to 20/20 to 25
‘ ! ( DATE ULE eas
‘ i | 2 native. Yoreign \ i
t | | 1
i bees areata '
a Grand total ..........02cc02eeceeeeeee 250, 359 134,238 | 116,126 |] 245,567 | 45, 533 | 106,574 |. 81,370
=) i :
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: M.., 90,355 88,793} 19,090; 52,540 | 11,882
2 BUN E)S coenaaaeeseccundarns {F | 71) 156 | 69, 856 | 15,700 | 42,636 |, 7,192
1 i t
“ 6M..| 32,615 | 31,960 1 4.103! 3,968 | 23.282
= Married csccnee eSacenaeaies YF..! 26,377 25, 979 | 2,978 5,343 |) 17,271
; M..| 9,000 8,834! 1,126; 662]: 6,845
. Widowedesnccn sere. iF “| MBE | 17.377 | -2,362: 1,209 |, 13,443
| : t
: M.. 7 ee ; 2 1 2
45 Divorced BSS PAs Ss eee f Bcc 3 Licek aaa cach A 6 2. t Dee wees sige i D.
NF i 1
M..) 2,058) 2,058 |......... 2,015) = 1k 137} 977
8 RUM RDO WE heateoeane Atos te) Tes i 1 749 57 BB 474
— ee fj
7| Consuniption -.........--.-------+ +222 eee ee ' 39,781 |' 18,408' 14,373 | 31,666 OEE 10, 345 |' 17,100
‘ i Tacs |S
M..| 8,995) 8,995 j......... “g593, 968; 3,929) 3,333
Bh) sBUM BION esi eesinmetorce esc atae {el} S21 eases "5°593") 5098 ' ooo, 2°50) 1.614
: M..! 7,448 | 7,448 0.2... 7,199 | = 651. | 1,383) 5,060 |
Oi. GviaETiedieeeeeeet ee eee ns {Fo} Gti Leoaeareoe PE qe) 6.581 ; 8 184 | 3,934 |
“ M..| 1,697 |) 1,697)......... ow) wel 194] 1,200,
au Wy ulo mode eet ear {ro 3508 peer 29308| 2937 |} 210; «= 307 1,662 |
a M.. 1} oT tesco i 1 Le ssicd dle inc
a1 Divorced occcisascscnacccecsenescae {Fo 3 | hae | 3 3 2 | Pees | i
M..| 267 267 |...2002: 253 | 20 47! 149
R SUI RTO wise chelate encase nears iF ee est | eee 134 128 rt 4 87
} | ! ‘
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13| Cancer and tumor..........----------------+- _ 5,067] 1,678} 3,389 5, 002 | 781 | 520 3, 633
= Lee Leese =| ete alles: Bon bea
; M 280 ORO encase 278 37 | 72) 157 2) 280 39 16. 25
a4 Single ...-.----------+--+-eeee eee § : o7 | 95 |! = on
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15 Marri¢d ccs osneeseern meee eeene '
16 Widowed ...-. :
17 Divorced i
18 Unknown
19 | Diseases of the nervous system.....-...----- ' 20,247 || 11,061, 9,186 || 19,901 |} 4,281) 7,950 || 6,940 346 | 20, 247 |] 10, 005 236 340
| ‘cis pewelis
P ; ¢M..! 6,605 |] 1,633 | 3,971 739 125 || 6,730 |] 5, 469 121 158
20 Single -....------+--+2-erceee rece ee YF... 5, 284 1,334 | 3,270 544 81 | 5,365 4,534 110 109
| : M..! 3,131 528 261 || 2,209 44) 3,175 Bee ca 19
21 MAI RIed sin pte vanin pede eemnite {F 24 1.765 233 260 || 1,236 25 || 1° 790 1 | 5 ad
. M..; 977
22] Widowed......-.1eeee eee {P = a ne
23 Divorced j
M..! 179 |! 179 ramsey 176 o0r 6 95 3 7 |
ig TInknown _.--.--------+-e-eeeereees oS as i ql TTD ewe cee [oe enor 3
24 Unknown ......- {h Dp casera 53 | 34 | 4 5 34 1 | 35 peseens ea
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So ae Spree | a ei eErese ae t os Stel
: <3 M..' 2,503 2.446 | 485 | 1,085 785 a 503 |! :
G Single ..-..------------+-------0-- eo) ! a7 2,503 |! : 240 | 226
26 ingle iP = 1,916 | 1,877 | doo} "920 | 529 so | 1916 875 21 156
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an DEATH Size gies esr bare nee tre: 2, 366 2,329 296, BBL] LOLS a7 | 366 “4 3 99
. Ais gsq |. 872 | 150 | 66 631 17 889
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28 AV MOM Sik aketnaee en meeoae Si 1897 1,821 270; 123 || 1,387 | 76 | 1.897 lle | fi 3
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29 Divorced ...--------0+2+222eee eres {eo 1 aaah ao | Pools 36 | aden oa aa ae peas | ae iee | epost es nanersthle
; {seamen 828 rem ‘cuumoes jeamumaren Veiavavan rey
. i M.. 149 145 || 13 8 85 |' 4 149 |: |
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B to 85)85 wo 43.45 1555 65) over. |known.||States.| and | land. | land. France. many. eaund ada. eel | gary. |hemia. Italy. een known
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6,861! 3,845; 2,143; 1,052; 841! 34 27,205 | 2,024 | 20,496 / sr] G40 | 18,153] 3,122 50, 719 893 1,298! 5,298 | 3,041 | 5,748.12 ,
2,538 | 1,382, 1,032 92«21.225; 29 22,769 | 2,018 | 16,418. 6)1 459 | 13,283 | 2,318 430 | 563! 728 958! 4,015 | 2,085 | 4) 5u1 } 2
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| 5,185. 8,007; 7,689; 6,054; 5,111 14 {| 4,966 | 1,365 | 10, 963 ! 517 | 466 | 9,780); 647} 152! 214! 156 334) 839 | 1, 020 | 1,198
| 7,290 6,542. 4,774 | 3,295) 2.129 14) 3,741 | 1,063 | 11,178) 385; 264) 6, 662 | 457 | 138 | 116, 152, 220 660 | 661 | 680 3 3
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| 689) 1,579 , 2.937; 3,919. 8,599 35 | 358 | 303) 643 } 4
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| 104! 153) 125 15, 185 4 6
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| 9,953 1,435) 606 8; 1 6 1,481 244) 2,732; 97 731,901 134 56 92 26 53 230' 346 528 é
1.182 447 207 117 | 95 7 | 1.044 127 | 2.467 51 | 18° 788, 60 31 45, 2 44 114.05 290 &
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2,034 2,416 | 1,566 851) 456 | 2 244 2,692 108 105 | 2,275 153 39 61 45-108 170-296 230 |
2.727 | 1.835; (853! 331 1 2) 835, 2133, 226! OL, 58 | 1,502; 74: 36 43 30° (97 168 150) 193 9
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| 303 279 174 114 u0 | 2| 2,254| 212) 1,376 | s7° 43] 131] 26° 40° 31: 68 17} 396| 218 341
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o14 VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE 112.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, FROM CERTAIN CAUSES AND CLASSES
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SEX AND CONJUGAL CONDITION. Aggre- ee | Ty Colored. ;
a ") votal. | One or |] Foreign: Jatlages.| U24er | 15 to 20 | 20 to 25
oe Both both born. ! 5 16
‘| parents | parents | i
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1 | Diseases of the digestive system ......------ i 8, 085 || 3,936 7,980 | 1,270 2, 267 4,247 105 \ 202 325
2 Sinel M../ 1,925 # 1,995 |......... 1,894 44! 1.040 375 31 | 118 105
Single .--------+-----+++-+++--2-+++ F..| 1383 1, 383 1, 360 300 | 714 296 23 | 1,883 896 17 96
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sake M..| 1,811 | 1.792 gay! 181 1,811 | Sei 25
Bid PRAM e Chore ratinrnsicrenee aan tr) isso | 1,541 155; 245 1,536 | y 91
1 '
< 6M. 371 BT, Noeneates 364 41 | 24
4 Willow eds ajmsmienteemnabenmncsinay ie mel AOL eceeieenes 971 939 197 57
5 Divorced -...--2-220eeeeeere renee ie Deets eect
F 2
6] Umknown so. eeseeeeeeeeceeeceees (Fo OBL Bbw] BS)
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7 | Diseases of the urinary system. ---------.--- 14, 537 8, O31 6, 506 14, 188 ‘ 2, 005 2,795 8, 930 | 14. 537 | 1,017 236 503
2 i : ! ees
, Be (M..| 2,496 2,426 |........ 2,382 | 402 907 955 |! 2,426! 554 99 204
Pg ctvisesinieel selene meine tier QE cal! 1 y487 Nsereuces 1,437 | 1,399 | 222 5e4 542 || 1,437 |! 463 126 137
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: Mo.) 4,095 | 4,095 |......... 3,929 | 643! 452 || 2. 768 || $095 [iveescns eoesen-ce 18
2 Married cna onesie sa ERS ; Fo} 91887 |....2--- 2,987] 2,837 || 298 585 || 1,921 | 2,887 [lo ssoweas 9 131
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: M..{| 1.313" 1.315 |......... 1, 281 175; 106 |) 967 | 341,315 1
10 Willa well -sind-nta not anitiaseeniaes Po] 2036 lowes 2,036 i] 1, 982 242 137 || 1,574 14! 21056
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11 Divorced... asset tec neweereey ie i 2 |----+-- i ra 1 1 f 1 Pi
ee Ue ee sk aia til | cacao || cara anal [' '
M.. 263 a 253 | 18 16] 138 |! ww! 963 fees! 2 3
2 Unknow s...2,asmwseteseseses =" Pi Te licens. 135 |] 133 | ai 8 |, 69 Sh TO5  esee Ue soit 4
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14 120 ez 31 | 29 | 48 gl 120 | 2 | 9 18
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15 Ride e dees cance seeeeerenereser (ABO feeeeeeees 350 338 7 53) 199 4! WHE G0 deans 5 28 |
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17 Disorced 2:cccaaccccakeiseseneces reece se cmeaws Ieee = age assemnnici| [a ewcrsteten: foe ae ees | chuiainiateanyp Newsioreeae ia pescersees ae H csasvecectnners Serene cuars lavewene a
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18 Unknown ..220-%-.essaceseeseessese ees 7 7 6 Li ieeacaucies: 4 1 TF | Su ctcisintencts aera ne iieatendareed
dav Saicidessin 5. .u can egameememne ree 1, 054 267 || 1,299 11148 |
; . S08 fecwessuae 357 63° 67
20 Single. .--.------------+--22000002+ ; Weed 1 70 iL 16
495 : a
21 Married -oscicicisccmacuunneaieGin dee seins TA ot a
GH | "Wide W0ll ce sncnencnnnandtawumssenss cae ei 72 ee ia
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23 Divorced ...-----2-0+22ee2+ e222 ee Res ess [eesaaaes ceesteeedfee ne
ees Raima ot
24 Unknown... ..32s<cvssseseeeseerees rit passer ets a aa i 1:
pM eee otecaeeceiad
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25 | All other causes 83,064 | 71,689 | 152,283 || 31,482 | 79,541 “154,758 |) 111,504 | 1.948 3,288 |
; M..| 67,231 {| 67,331 |.-.....-- 66,238 |} 15,088 | 41, 469 67,331 || 59.962! 1,052) 1,489
26 Single -.--------------2e0cererre ees iF P D;200 [pean cee | "85, 209 = 12, 669 | 34, 488 i 55,209 || 51521 ek | 607
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_ : M..' 11,336 | 11,336 |....-.... 11,177] 1,315 | 1.266 | 8, «90 159 11,336 5 | 6 215
27] Married ..-.----+-----++ eer rerr ee ip <i) RB aa 8,842 |} 8,728] 1,024 1,664 | 5,919 14) 8g B42 3 nt 902
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; M.. RMN Leics 3, 297 | 389° = «196 | -2, 651 44 | 3.341 Bs oui 1
28 Widowed...----------+---200-0+0+° ip Legesmicet Ty ad2d | 7, 186 | 934 372 || 5,758 137 i 7, 823 3 | 2 214
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ss 6M..| 1,054 |] 1,054 2.2... 1.047 | fi" 56 wo | 7
30 Unknown .-..-+---sere ose ere rcreee UF BIG || oeaccurscs 14 306 22 29 199 | 8

 

 
NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN. 515

OF CAUSES, BY CONJUGAL CONDITION AND SEX, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY,
BIRTHPLACES OF MOTHERS—Continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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] | ae ae |
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Ba ae al zt 66 and| Un- || United) lane Ire- | Scot- wo.| Ger- jsiaand; Can- | °C4: Hun- | Bo- Or) Un:
za te so.80 to 45 45 to 55 55 to 65) “over. lknown.|!States.| and | land. | land. [Erance, many.| Po- | ada. di: | gary. |hemia. Italy. | eign .nown.
\ | ! Wales i land. | DANA conus 5
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ass | 1,141 | 1,343 1,636, 322 205} 49 48 59 BL 236 | 255; 282] 4
hg | pet gd es ages let ES ee
206: 132 83 ..|| 367; 62 67, 6] 19; 26! 12 97] 71) 81 }
107 | 4 53 | 401 j 44 47} 12 15 15 6 54 48 | 53 2
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197 © 398 530 383 | 277 Lei 265 | 64 47! 10 6 9 16 48 75 55 }
326: 412; 361 246 i 105 2} 192 85 30 9 4 4 7 29 39: 36 | 5 &
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bce Bae oe aN ee oe ae ft | “ : la ea i aes
2316| 1.195’ 656/ a1! gig. 92, or.67a! 4,912} 13,202! 579! 454 13,264 | 2,558. 378) 502! 7421 1,008 4,347 2.248 4.467 é
670 | 33 , 295] 303607 19 || 18,420 1,554 | 10,688 | 441) 352 | 10,639 | 1,959 339 | 442) 587 ‘B12 | 3. 466 1.681 3.829 bo
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1.858) 2,772) 2,565] 1,939; 1,970. 6 | 1,586 407 | 4.339! 203° 117: 3,062} 195; 48) 7B SLL 432} 288 39412,
2,593 1,993} 1,300] 1,002/ “928 a} 1239 360 | 3,672) 1298! 67 2215, 196) 48 35 67 59° 312,227 217 bar
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s Total. Both One or Horeten All ages oe 15 to 20|20 to 25
parents | )aronts |
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Grand total cewces sonszecaeesessansnee: 112, 467 |} 58,601 | 53,866 || 110,616 | 32,557 | 44.250 |] 31,128 1, 851 ; 112,467 | 59, 245 2, 456 4,138
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Single M../ 38,920 38,316 || 13,062] 21.100 || 3,205 604 i 38,920 | 31.531! 1.187] 1,766
iho Here GiSe sR aveenveva F..) 32, 666 32,109 | 11,362 | 17,865 || 2,307 587 || 32,666} 27.653) 1.153] 1,091
Marriea M..| 15,319 15,077 || 3,023] 1,889 ]| 9,814 242 ; 15, 319 21 13 290
Bear ES cieniae sien Fo.) 12.473 12,277 || 2,395; 2.599 || 7,083 196" 12,473 15 | 97 928
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3, 852 3,799 || 707 253 || 2,715 53, 3,852 7 1 8
8,539 8,353 || 1,968 530 || 5, 687 186 | 8,539 11 2 29
Be Nee ea eo
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188) || soiree. 188 185 : H
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13,135 || 7,065 | 6,070 |] 12,813 || 2,273] 4,372 |i 5,742 322 |! 13,135 750 989 | 1,834
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3,237 || 3,237 |.--...-.- 3.148 S71 | 1,542 855 89, 3,237] 336 444! 799
Ps 2.290 |} 2,215 450} 1,139 567 7 2,290 411 511 | 556
3,195 |) 3,195 |..--..... 3,124 |! Bod 666 || 1 891 71) 3.195 1! 5 123
2.910 ||..-..--.. 2,910 | 2,863) 518 328 || 1,458 |) 47} 2,910 1 25 333
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att 471 |e eienecd 462 | 85 25 ang | 9 AGU A cals eeal atone, 1
ch arene 753 745 188 100 445 ‘ fe 0
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3.958 3,958 | Meaabemed 3,890 ' 1,439| 9,167/ 220 | 68 3.958 !! 3,464 | 16 84

3,300 ||-.-..---- 3,300 | 3,246] 1,261 | 1.776 167 || 3,309 |

D790 |) FFT ec geecces 1,707 |; 463 148} 1,042 7

1,049 flo... 1,049) 1,028] 225 148 637 | 04
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1,554] 1,554 |... 2... 1,526 || 349 129; 1,005
1,137? inisarened 1.137] 1,113 |) 234 176, 693
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NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

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2, 369 1, 032 441 260 322 12 || 16,975 1, 405 8,117 421 99 7, 893 260 277 i 946 22 20 753 573 1, 159
1,015 457 372 320 591 14 || 14,802 |; 1,169 6,895 285 83 | 6,405 204 215: 793 21 21 647 412 714 |
2,277 3, 226 3,473 3,110 2,901 8 3, 412 1,171 4,739 313 114 4,124 67 94 257 9 7 148 310 554 |
3,275 | 2,982 | 2,265] 1,636] 1,272 3 2, 826 815 | 4,710 227 54 | 2,892 32 105; 184 2 4 86 182 354 |
158 337 541 808 1, 987 S|, 783 295 1,443 92 32 868 9 28 i 33 1 4 21 47 196
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110 17 49 28 50 1 448 47 290 18 2 189 4 8 21
66 45 41 45 UL Wiewseseisersess 382 44 296 12: leavers 174 4 7 12
128 253 346 428 386 1 390 136 416 43 13 406 3 13 22
167 257 266 227 183 1 276 83 404 21 5 280 1 18 9
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TaBLE L13.—DEATHS IN BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, FROM CERTAIN CAUSES AND CLASSES
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1 | Diseases of the digestive system ----.-.----- 5, 293 | 2, 665 2, 628 5,193 1,351 1, 704 2, 032 100 5, 293 2, 040 116 161
i M..} 1,428 4,438 |seexcsere 1, 403 472 762 141 35 1,438 1,122 62 61
2 Single .......-----------++ereee sees {F 1142 |]..200.... 1,142 | 1,122 395 614 92 20) 1,142 915 44 45
A M..| 1,017 1017 |eeeeennex 1, 007 171 92 727 10 1,017 » 3 2 8
3 Married ........-.---.-- Beeeeeeeeee § F_. "OUT Wc. 947 935 167 193 558 12 947 ||.-.-.---- 8 45
4 M ul 141 a 193
F 30 359 13 531
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7 | Diseases of the urinary system.....--.-....- 4, 889 2, 567 2, 322 4, 815 1,021 986 2, 669 74 4,889 454 99 182
8 Sincl M.. 677 617 | ecmennce 668 166 290 17 9 677 237 44 70
MU n ears ab meals oe StS ; F.. 497 Il wecewexees 497 491 136 218 128 6 497 216 46 47
e M..| 1,481 BIG | sereereaterns 1,456 337 167 915 25 1,481 |]... 1 7
9 Married -..--------------2-00eeree iF vel) Hip B6! lle wonraicar 1,136 1, 122 196 242 658 14 |: 1,136 |]... 8 58
‘ 27 274 8 384 |/....--2.. sere ae
10 Widowed: 42 484 12 572 tele ab
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A UMIMOWN: -2cpce renee ainentnnrnets iP He eastctsecns i7 7 1. AT! ll ccaememedlonasaneon ;
13 | Diseases of the female organs of generation - 198 loccseewe 198 194 49 45 98 4 198 3 4 17
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d4 Single .......-....--------- eee eee eee GP Wau atid 42 42 14 12 MN ictus endssxiu 42 3 2 6
15 Married j.cccccvccsncsavascseencctnceniees TOS wceawiese 125 123 || 31 29 63 2] BO5) lhesren gs a 2 11
16 Widowed .......2.-.2-2--20e-20eeee eee eee BO asecscetes 30 28 |! 4 4 19 2 | BO) | lt Siciacinntes foaencecae eemnasttis
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19 | Suicides .....------.++---- +--+ +--+ 2-2 eee ee eee 365 306 59 362 || 57 49 238 3 365 1 12 27
we M.. 70 70 |.. 70 || 15 18 35 70 8 13
20 Single waa vase a cerncenceneeseernccns iF 7 AE lleceicewnce ul! 2 6 | 3 | rl 3 3
. 7 M.. 184 TL | scriscrteat 181 21 4 141 || 3 TBE yb ocateswieue 1 4
21 Married q2nccsecenvecncise senses {F = BGt | |aaceinarace 36 36 8 4 | 22 ! cetera! Bit lo aeaee see [ose 4
: M.. 38 BG! | icmincieies 38 7 4 DT ll eracttsherees 88! Pcinatasaioa [geemcners 1
22 Widowed....-------------+2+er220 iF oe cit eee il crt 3 1 | i |:
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°25 | All other causes ..----.-----------+----+---- 68, 467 35,953 | 32,514 | 67, 465 21,908 | 31,207 12, 781 1, 002 68, 467 48, 391 913 1, 520
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aor Ee 28,349 || 28,349 |......-.. | 27,968 || 10,026 | 15,803 1,545, 381 || 28,349 || 25,745 452 641
26 DING LOB SB Rate E eres F..| 24,259 |/......... 24,259 || 23,872 || 8,748 | 13,609 || 1,088 387 |} 24,259 || £2, 600 406 335
ai ; M..| 5,686 5, 614 1, 093 | 648 3, 754 72 5, 686 15 3 126
27 | Mariiedles, spseeaeecsssescterssste {F --| 4,380 4) 312 828 | 369 || 21549 68 || 4/380 10 50 392
! i M..| 1,583 1, 566 298 76 1, 142 7 1,583 BF brwsatacarsigass 3
28 Widowed...-.-------------++ 20-005 j F..| 3,790 3, 719 898 198 || 2,548 71 3, 790 9 1 11
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30 Unknown ....-.-+----+2-+0000e-00+ {Fr GD: | | serene 85 84 7 | 1 | 49 1 85 2 1 3
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OF CAUSES, BY CONJUGAL CONDITION AND SEX, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, NATIVITY, PARENTAL NATIVITY,
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790} 353| 145 95] 119 9 || 12,987 | 1,001 | 5,287] 291 79| 5,903| 211| 198) 731) 20| 15) 623) 401] 2
91} 115/ 110 93! 310 9 |; 111356 ‘g49| 41502] 197 63| 41943] 160! 158] 621; 18} 17| 545] 322| 488
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VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLe 114.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, OCCURRING AMONG
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CAUSE OF DEATH. oe | » Archi- Engi- Musi- | phesj- , i
pations, Total, || Ae | tects, |Clergy-| Den-| neers ious Law. |cians and | nee ea sulions, Teach-
otal. || tors. | artists, men. jtists.| and sur | ‘ yers. | teachers AES ers.
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1 NEW YORK....-.0..20.22--. 49,343 || 2,058 8 | 13 , 377 331 4) iar}
2 ROTI elen peed Mei iecedeemmeell oad
3 Native born ............
4 Both parents native -
5 Oue or both parents f{
6 Foreign born -<<.<ssscs2eee se seeees
7 COLOR ere eee cceosecsnseceererees -SMOBBA) 2H [eee | BR a] a LY I Deere
8 qpphoid. FON CP sooo exer eosimeeaeneeeeenksinvess
9 alarial fever . ee
10 | Lead poison .. -
11 | Rheumatism
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15
16 | Diseases of the nervous sy stem - ig
17 | Diseases of the respiratory sy: fe (etdveueamemacn,
18 | Diseases of the liver
19 | Ascites
20 | Other diseases of the digestive sy: stent.
21 | Bright's disease .------.-.---.-----------
22 | Other diseases of the urinary system .........
23 | Diseases of the bones and joints....-.........
24) | Burns’... 5.5 2sceseseeecese eee
25 | Injuries by machiner.
26 | Suicides....-.-------. a
27 | Other accidents and injuries .......-----.-..-.
28) Cancer of the stomach ..........------.-...--
29 | Cancer of the liver...--.....--
30 | Cancer of the head, face, and » +
31 | Cancer of the abdomen.........-....-..--
32 | Cancer of the mouth, tongue, and throat. é
33 | Unknown CauseS..-.--.-.eeeee eee eee cece renee
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34 AEN oc tence 18,450 || 705 15 82 87| 11 2. 65. «ME! a 141 23 40
35 White 18,163 | 697 15 81 86} 11 201 63) 14h Bl 74 140 22/39
36 Native born 6,728 | 393 || 12 29 46] 10. 13337!
37 Both parents native 5 6 9 a0 1 1g
38 One or both parents foreign ae 7 3 3 1 |
39 Foreign born..-----.--------++----+- 3 ie 3
40 Colored ...2-------- 22 2ecc eet cence tee ene
41 | Typhoid fever
42 | Malarial fever
43 ; Lead poison ..
44 | Rheumatism
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48 | Diabetes ----
49 } Diseases of t US 8}
50 | Diseases of the respiratory syste
51 | Diseases of the liver
52 | Ascites
53 | Other diseases of the digestive sy stem -
54 | Bright’s disease......---.--------+--+-+ :
55 | Other diseases of the urinary system.......--.
56 | Diseases of the bones and joints 2B a sccicinin RE
57 | Burns..-..--------------- a
58 ; Injuries by machinery .
59 | Suicides .
60 | Other accidents and inj AUTHOR! ne ajacie acer eon nee
‘61 | Cancer of the stomach ......--------------+-++
62 ' Cancer of the liver.--.-------- 4
63 | Caucer of the head, face, and ne
64 | Cancer of the abdomen...------+--+++++
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Account | Apothe- ! | |
‘| Bankers, ate . Ai caries, . I Pi | Wine
pats, brokers, alee nis vi pharma- ome | Dealers Dealers | Dealers ster | wine | aud
keepers, | (a4 1 tioneers, | chants | carriers || Total. pe ion travelers in dry AT REO: nok | and | liquor. ! slanion
clerks, officials and | and jand news- aera ee an Retail) (retail) Oeots D ed. | dealers Rchole
and aed agents. | dealers. | boys. and. Salesmen.| ( E il). | (retanl). lers. |(retail). ( sale} :
copyists. ‘ drugs. | | 1 | i
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3,597 422 687 168 18 4,797 147 | 596 ! 46 340 | 2,715 720 i 210 |
cS se peeeriee
3,585 422 686 168 18 4,783 | 147: 593 | 45 340 | 2, 705 720° 210 |
2, 259 295 341 B ui!) 1.638 54 297 12 57; 1,008| 169; 87
846 205 208 43 3) 792 27 149 3 16 555 34 | 6
1,301 71 101 22 61 740 25 131 6 37 398 110 29
1, 323 126 339 95 7 3.135 93 294 33 283 1, 693 547 173

 

 

 

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1, 875 4 1, 430 147 251 | 33 10 2,04 90 325 12 1631, 164 127 118 15
7,299 2 993 104 162 23 8 916 38 | 217 8 37 541 45 28 2
727 1 518 17 116 15 Cees acme 527 22 | 102 5 13 375 5 5 Necsaretes :
502 1 404 24 39 8 6 337 13 101 3 22 147 26 23 2
582 2 436 43 89 10 | 2! 1,097 52 | 108 4 126 622 82 90 13

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VITAL STATISTICS.

‘TaBLE 114.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, OCCURRING AMONG
COLOR, NATIVITY, AND PARENTAL NATIVITY, WITH

 

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Both parents native. .
One or both parents foreign .

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Typhoid fever -.
Malarial fever
Lead poison...
Rheumatism. -

Heart disease
Consumption .
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Diseases of the respiratory system ...........- !

Diseases of the liver
Ascites .........-. 22.22...
Other diseases of the digestive system
Bright's disease...........---2---22+--
Other diseases of the urinary system....--.-..

Diseases of the bones and joints ..-..........--
Burns.....-.--.-----2+------+
Injuries by machinery .
Suicides .............-.--

Other accidents and injuri

Cancer of the stomach
Cancer of the liver............. —
Cancer of the head, face, and nec ac8
Cancer of the abdomen ..........-.-..---- ae
Cancer of the mouth, tongue, and throat.......
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alarial fever

Heart disease..-..-.-
Consumption .
Diabetes .......-..-----------

Diseases of the nervous system. .
Diseases of the respiratory system

Diseases of the liver
Ascites

Other diseases of the digestive system. .
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Cancer of theliver....-.....---

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Cancer of the abdomen ..-...-.
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Total. |! boarding |saloon keep-|| Total. ||andhair-| and launder Nurses. yateh serine under
house ers, bar- dressers. | sextons. i ands de (United
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1, 470 164 1, 306 1,839 || 417 299 194 58 739 81 51
1, 460 161 1, 299 \ 1, 604 393 255 31 58 736 80 51
456 54 402 508 |! 79 76 12 13 274 30 24
100 31 69 |} 184 |i 15 36 5 8 90 22 8
331 20 311 288 | 60 32 6 4 166 5 15
1, 003 107 896 1, 093 313 179 19 45 461 49 28 4
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407 64 343 499 135 49 5 7 258 23/7!
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MALES ENGAGED IN CERTAIN SELECTED OCCUPATIONS AND CLASSES OF OCCUPATIONS, WITH DISTINCTION OF
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Total. || (not spe- Wren Serv- Total. aid Gone. Para ers, dyers, ape * ahos ‘and Sisters makers Butghe and up- |

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11, 327 9, 593 | 78 | 1,656 17, 239 127 118 634 60 | 158 1, 157 184 219 1| 766 721 2
2,165 |) 1666) 87 442 4,501 49 116 119 12 72 Wu 77 18 3) 200 144; 3
507 336 20 151 1, 235 10 20 27 2% 15 38 9 At il ecigeaern eats } 51 31. 4
1,417 1,145 35 237 2, 906 36 83 84 9. 51 58 62 15 3 i 132 102, 5
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CAUSE OF DEATH. Car- |makers| 2% post- Cotton | Electro- ng | Flax | Gas luck: ’
: penters| and Sea tore Coop- | mill typers pene mill | works Glass: Glass smiths,
_ and. tobacco jewelers, ees ana| eT | Pera-| stereo. |(not locu-| (Pera |_ em: ers Gs ") and
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NEW YORK........----.0-++ 2,016 | 1,097 300) 772} ad |... Mu 887 |-...0--- 10 a} 50/98
iG iicanetomkaewte ees 2,008 | 1,067 goo} 772 | 244 | mi 581 |.....-.. 10 a| 50; 98
Native born....22.....-000022eeee0- 547 191 210 4 4 19 9
Both parents native...... a 245 30 101 2 1 2 2
One or both parents foreign. ..-. 255 144 88 |. 1 3 17 7
Foreign born ...<:<.s<esssse.cseee505 1,457 B74- 340 5 4 31 89
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alarial fever. - a
Lead poison .--.
Rheumatism .-
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Heart disease .

Diseases of the nervous system.....
Diseases of the respiratory system...

Diseases of the liver
Ascites
Other diseases of the digestive system
Bright's disease .-..-....-.-.-.-------
Other diseases of the urinary system....-.

Diseases of the bones and joints. .----.-.------
Burns .-<ss.0c2cneajnecesens

Injuries by machinery
Suicides .-......-------
Other accidents and injuries

Cancer of the stomach .......-..----------+----
Cancer of the liver
Cancer of the bead, face, and neck .
Cancer of the abdomen........--.-------
Cancer of the mouth, tongue, and throat
Unknown causes ......------+0+ 222 eee

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One or both parents foreign.

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iy hoid fever
alarial fever
Lead poison --
Rheumatism .

 
 
 
   
 
 
 
  
 
 
  

Heart disease. ........------+------------ 2220+
Consumption.
Diabetes
Diseases of the nervous system. -- i
Diseases of the respiratory system ..-.-.------

Diseases of the liver...

 

Other diseases of the digestive : sy stem
Bright’s disease....-------------------
Other diseases of the urinary system....--.---

Diseases of the bones and joiuts....-.-.-------

Injuries by machinery
Suicides.-.--.---------
Other accidents and injuries ..----------------

Cancer of the stomach..-.----------------+++--
Cancer of the liver ....----------- i
Cancer of the head, face, and neck .
Cancer of the abdomen .-..-----------+--
Cancer of the mouth, tongue, and throat
Unknown causés..-.-..-----+---++--

   
  

 
 
 
 
  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

908 253 166 348 208 2 10 310 4....--.- 2 79 34 29:
904 249 166 348 207 2 10 300 cmeteas: 2 79 34 29 |
340 67 75 208 69 1 7 DBD eo asencinnces 1 38 12 G|

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MALES ENGAGED IN CERTAIN SELECTED OCCUPATIONS AND CLASSES OF OCCUPATIONS, WITH DISTINCTION OF
SPECIFICATION OF CERTAIN CAUSES OF DEATH—Continued.

 

cLass G—continued.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Harness ‘Leath Meat
and sald re packers, | Mill and
makers ate curers, | factor: eI Plaster-
and repair-| Hat and | Iron and! Lead and| 2°¢T® | Marble |Masons) “and 0 ee Millers/ Painters,! paper | PaPer | pho. ea Plumbers
ers, and cap steel zine | dress- Pa land stone| (brick. picklers, Lives (dour glaziers, hang mill togra white and gas
trunk m ip ers, fin-| ists. _ | aD ‘ jles | 204 | and var- "| opera- ' ~ and steam;
eee makers. | workers. | workers. |"; Jorg, cutters. | stone). seek dee voz.| @Tist).| nishers. | °T®- tives, | Bhers. mash fitters. |
leather case! and preserv- fied). ' !
makers. tanners. ers. i
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167 175 492 3 65 540 537 738 12 136 41 1, 325 42 24 52 274 509 1
165 175 492 3 65 540 537 736 11 136 41 1, 318 42 24 52 247 be 509 | 2
a2 oe My I 1% 8 166 . 2 % 504 a 7 28 69 274; 3
151 2 15 39) 4
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VITAL STATISTICS.

TABLE 114.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, OCCURRING AMONG

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COLOR, NATIVITY, AND PARENTAL NATIVITY, WITH

 

 

 

 

' Other diseases of the urinary system

: Diseases of the bones and joint:

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
  
 
  
 
 
 
 
  
  
    
 
  
   
   
 
  
 
  
 
 
      
   
 

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CA i
USE OF DEATH. Haber Silk mill Tinners SWheal Woolen Boatmen Draymen,
‘y 7% rf an eel. . hackmen,
Potters. opera- oyfera. Tailors. | tinware | wrichts mill Total. and teaniatoce
tives. CiMes: makers. ® qperatives: canalmen. drivers, ete.
9 7 47 1, 794 245 14 7 4,814 | 132 2,421
NV Rite Sis ens a po le etek rset ocean Ane 9 7 47 1,790 245 104 7 4,712 | 130 2, 381
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Native born...-....- 3 2 % 154 98 22 1 2, 001 92: 1,141
Both parents native......_......-.|.--------- Do hissmsen cnc 36 21 V1, |ecsinvieccicasn 641 37 250
One or both parents z 3 1 6 103 a 9 1 1,187 28 821
Morel DOW. 26.cis sevice cieasciiinmee cease 6 5 40 1, 634 146 82 6 |! 2, 692 55 1, 238
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Lead poison ..
Rheumatism -
RODS Ye cose ss GG scisisicaireiapc roman scence seeemesSee
Heart disease
Consumption.
Diabetes ...........2222..---

Diseases of the nervous system . -
Diseases of the respiratory system --....
Diseases of the liver
Ascites
Other diseases of the digestive system -
Bright's disease.......-...-.-----------

 

 

Burns
Injuries by machinery
Suicides. -.......--.--
Other accidents and inj

Cancer of the stomach
Cancer of the liver
Cancer of the head, face, and ne
Cancer of the abdomen....--.--.-------

Cancer of the mouth, tongue, and throat.
Unknown causes

 

 

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Both parents native.
One or both parents fo

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Typhbid fever......

alarial fever
Lead poison .-
Rheumatism

 

Heart disease
Consumption.
Diabetes ...-.-----------------
Diseases of the nervous system - -
Diseases of the respiratory system

Diseases of the liver -
Ascites...------------------ iain Re
Other diseases of the digestive system -
Bright's disease :
Other diseases of the urinary system

Diseases of the bones aud joints
Burns :
Injuries by machiner
Suicides....-.------
Other accidents and

Cancer of the stomach
Cancer of the liver
Cancer of the head, face, and neck -
Cancer of the abdomen
Cancer of the mouth, tongue, and throat.

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16 4 2 eae 13 26 1, 677 32 678 |

5 197 38 5 666 17 309 |

3 : 28 17 2! 312 9 106 |

2 = 89 33 2 281 7 165 >

u 2 3 650 63 21 1, 003 15 366 |
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NEW YORK CITY AND BROOKLYN.

SPECIFICATION OF CERTAIN CAUSES OF DEATH—Continued.

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CLASS H—continued.

 

 

 

Steam
ilroad
Gardeners, ray i ro Telegraph
Farmers, Fisher- florists, Livery | pumber- : Miners ae Ee aon Telegraph cd u
planters, Farm |menand| nursery- stable wien and Miners (not | pijots. Quar- Sailors.| conductors, hardars and telep hone
and over-|laborers.| oyster- | men, and {keepers and raftemen (coal). speci- rymen. bralenien aud: telephone | linemen
seers. men. vine hostlers. 4 tied). engineers. | drovers, | 0Perators. and electric
growers. nea fire. wat light men.
. men).
275 13 122 220 408 10 1 32 16 7 525 516 19 85 12
274 12 121 217 387 10 1 29 15 7 501 511 19 85 12

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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VITAL STATISTICS.

TaBLeE 115.—DEATHS IN NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN DURING THE 6 YEARS ENDING MAY 31, 1890, OCCURRING AMONG

NATIVITY, WITH SPECIFICATION

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Mupicians | Teachers Stenogn @ | ants, book- patel al aan Nurses |

CAUSE OF DEATH. Total. |j,.. 30 i Pp keepers, 3 : and Servants.

teachers of | and type- house dresses. gaan |

5 schools. aeriters clerks, and keepers midwives. |

MUSIC. * | copyists. ; :

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NEW YORK cscmscciesccaccex 15, 164 45 | 136 11 105 28 573 230 11, 512
WONG Sas Seo ase eee! AT da 43 | 136 nu | 103 oz | 468 220 10,920
Native born. ...222.2.0200000000eeceeeees 3, 883 29 | 95 10 70 10 101 53 2,426
Both: parents native.......... 1. 054 14 36 3 23 5 29 22 664
One or both parents fo: : 2,505 |! 4 57 7 46 5 51 20 1, 552
Foreign born -.-.......22---.2eeeeece eee 10, 513 14! 4t 1 33 Vi 364 166 8,477

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rial feve

Heart disease
Consumption -
Diabetes..-....
Diseases of the nervous system...
Diseases of the respiratory system

 

 

Other diseases of the digestive system. .
Bright's disease ............----..------- .
Other diseases of‘ the urinary system.-..........-
Diseases of the bones and joimts...........-....-.

WINS 2 ojo atcatc aie te citcte icc
Injuries by machinery
Sule: ess ca ci Movccsccanis
Other accidents andiinjuries.

Diseases of the fémale-organs of generation
Affections connected'with pregnancy........--.--
Cancer of the stomach. ...--.-

Cancer of the uterus.:.
Cancer of the breast. ...-.--.-

Cancer of the liver. ..........--22-.22..000s2cceeee
Cancer of the head, face;.and neck.
Cancer of the abdomen..-........-.-.--.-
Cancer of the mouth, tongue. and throat - a
Unknown Causes -...........22. 22 ecco eee eee ee eee

 

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Both parents native
One or:both parents foreign es

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Typhoid fever.

alarial fever
Lead poison .
Rheumatism.
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Consumption
Diabetes

Diseases of the nervous system. --
Diseases of the respiratory,system -.-

 

  
  
 
  

 

Other diseases of ‘the ‘digestive system.
Bright's disease ......-.-------.-.----
Other diseases of the urinary system...

 

Diseases of the bones and
Injuries. by machinery:
Suicides

        

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Diseases of the female organs-of generation
Affectious connected: with pregnancy
Cancer of the stomach. .
Cancer of the uterus:

Cancer of the breast...

Cancer of the liver
Cancer of the head, face; airdineck
Cancer of the abdomen ....-----.-------.-
Cancer of the mouta, tongue, and' throat. - i
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FEMALES ENGAGED IN THE SPECIFIED OCCUPATIONS, WITH DISTINCTION OF COLOR, NATIVITY, AND PARENTAL
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flower and [Cigar makers) Cotton mill | Flax will | "2e'0ry aper- Beek Woolen iuill | “and tele:
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