Estimate of the Total Production of Gold and Silver.

Gold From All Countries. Estimated total yield of gold in all countries, from 1493 to recent date.

United States........995,126,015 Germany............269,731,339
Australasia.. .....889,963,800

Total...

..509,347,107

New Granada........596,501,675
Brazil....

Russia................507,749,653

Africa.....

Austria-Hungary.
Bolivia.......

.359,325,340 ....226,248,247 .144,398,100

Mexico. .............130,174,396

Chili................ 129,467,140

Various countries....74,458,340
Peru.........

Total..

...80,327,582

.4,643,087,395

.6,159,241,948

The Total Production

366 53
128.54 Of precious metals from sur-
49.94 face and mines of the earth,
22.84 from the earliest period to the
.22.00
close of 1879, is estimated to
.11.66 be as follows:

Silver From All Countries. Estimated total yield of silver, in all countries, from 1493 to recent date.

Mexico............$2,600,280,659

Bolivia.............1,286,999,947

Brazil.

Austria-Hungary........491,209,850

...509,347,107

Various countries...142,702,340

Total.........$10,802,329,349

.7,221.73 Vermont

..5,638.20 Nebraska..

.3,418.67 Maine
..2,078.76 Tennessee.
Maryland
New Hampshire.

1,138.34
40. 13

$1,057,922,887.96

Other Sources...38,979,747.53 Other sources... 42,408, 554.77

Refined bullion 288, 3,590.25 Refined bullion 271,8336,33.26

AMOUNT OF MONEY IN CIRCULATION FOR EACH PERSON IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES.

Estimated amount of gold and silver and paper money in circulation in twenty-four countries, from the report of the Director of the Mint, July 1, 1896.

Money Gold. Silver. Paper. per each Countries. Gold. Silver. Paper. per each Austria......Silver.......83.22...82.76...84.69..810.67 France....... Gold & Sil'r€22.19.. #12.94..8 84.835.77 Norway,Sw'nGold........8 3.75..3 1.00..8 1.90..9 6.65 Australia.... Gold........24 47....1.49...... ..25.96 Germany. ...Gold........12.21....4.20....1.18...17.59 Portugal.....Gold.... 7 45....4.86...10.80...23.11 Belgium......Gold & Sil'r..8.73....8.71...10.38...27.82 Great Brit.....Gold........14.91 ....2 96....2 91...20 78 Russia.......Silver........3.80.38....4.28....8.46 Brit. India...Gold & Sil'r... ......3.21......12....3.33 Greece.......Gold & Sil'r... 23......68...10.18...11.09 Spain........Gold & Sil'r. 2.28....9.49....4.78... 16.52 Canada......Gold.......... 2.92....1.04....6.04...10 00 Italy......... Gold & Sil'r..3.20....1.35....6 24...10.79 South Am.... Silver........1.11.83.15.28...17.22 Central Am..Silver.........09....2.14....1 43....3.66 Japan........Gold & Sil'r..1.95....2.05............400 Switzerland. Gold & Sil'r..4.97....5.00. ...9.97 Cuba.........Gold & Sil'r. 10.00... .83. ..4 95 Turkey...... Gold...... .2.27....1.82. Egypt........Gold........17.65.2.20....... .19.85 Netherlands. Gold & Sil'r.. 6.21 ... 11.96....6.08...24.25 United StatesGold & Sil'r..8.41.8.77....5.37...22.55

.10.83 Mexico.......Silver..........41....4.54...

LUMBER MEASURE.

.........4.09

To find the number of feet in a board 1 inch thick from 3 to 30 inches wide, and from 4 to 24 feet long, see the following table. Explanation.-The figures at the top of the columns indicate the number of feet in length; those at the extreme left the width of the board in inches. To ascertain the number of feet multiply the number of feet in length by the number of inches in width and divide the product by 12, the result will be the number in feet and inches. Thus, multiply 9 inches wide by 13 feet long, and the result will be 117. Divide this by 12 and we have the product 9 feet and 9 inches. See the table.

LENGTH IN FEET.

4 feet 5 feet 6 feet 7 feet 8 feet 9 feet 10 feet 11 feet 12 feet 13 feet 14 feet 15 feet 16 feet 17 feet 18 feet 19 feet 20 feet 21 feet 22 feet 23 feet 24 feet ft. in. ft. in. ft. in. ft. in. ft. in. ft. in. ft. in. ft. in. ft. in. ft. in. ft. in. ft. in. ft. in. ft. in. ft. in. ft. in. ft. in. ft. in. ft. in. ft. in. ft. in. 8 inches wide..1...00.1...03.1...06.1...09.2...00.2...03.2...06.2...09.3...00.3...03.3...06 .3...09.4...00 .4...03.4...06.4...09.5...00 .5...03 .5...06 .5...09.6...00 4 inches wide..1...04.1...08.2...00 .2...04.2...08.3...00 .3...04.3...08.4...00.4...04.4...08.5...00.5...04.5...07.6...00 .6...04.6...08.7...00 .7...05.7...08.8...08 5 inches wide..1...08.2...01.2...06.2...11.3...04.3...09.4...02.4...07.5...00.5...05.5...10.6...03.6...08.7...01.7...03 .7...11.8...04.8...09.9...02.9...07 10...00 Incher wide..2...00.2...06 .3...00.3...06.4...00.4...06.5...00 .5...06.6...00.6...06.7...00 .7...06.8...00 .8...06.9...00 .9...06 10...00 10...06 11...00 11...06 12...00 7 inches wide..2...04.2...11.3...06.4...01.4...08.5...03.5...10.6...05.7...00.7...07.8...02.8...09.9. 04.9...11 10...06 11...01 11...08 12...03 12...10 13...05 14...00 8 inches wide..2...08 3...04.4...06.4...08.5...04.6...00 .6...08.7...04.8...00.8...08.9...04 10...00 10...08 11...04 12...00 12...08 13...04 14...00 14...08 15...04 16...00 9 inches wide..3...00.3...09.4...00 .5...03.6...00.6...09.7...06.8...03.9...00.9...09 10...06 11...03 12...00 12...09 13...06 14...03 15...00 15...09 16...06 17...03 18...00 10 inches wide..3...04.4...02.5...06.5...10.6...08.7...06.8...04.9...02 10...00 10...10 11...08 12.06 13...04 14...02 15...00 15...10 15...08 17...06 18...04 19...02 20...00 11 inches wide..3...08.4...07.5...00 .6...05.7...04.8...03 .9...02 10...01 11...00 11...11 12...10 13...09 14...08 15...07 16...06 17...05 18...04 19...03 20...00 21...01 22...00 12 inches wide..4...00.5...00.6...06.7...00.8...00.9...00 10...00 11...00 12...00 13...00 14...00 16...00 16...00 17...00 18...00 19...00 20...00 21...00 22...00 23...00 24...00 13 inches wide..4...04.5...05.6...00 .7...07.8...08.9...09 10...10 11...11 13...00 14...01 15...02 16...03 17...04 18...05 19...06 20...07 21...08 22...09 23...10 24...11 26...00 14 inches wide..4...08 5...10.7...06.8...02.9...04 10...06 11...08 12...10 14...00 15...02 16...04 17...06 18...08 19...10 21...00 22...02 23...04 24...06 25...08 26...10 28...00 15 inches wide..5...00 .6...03.7...00.8...09 10...00 11...03 12...06 13...09 15...00 16...03 17...06 18...09 20...00 21...03 22...06 23...09 25...00 26...03 27...06 28...09 30...00 16 inches wide..5...04.6...08.8...00.9...04 10...08 12...00 13...04 14...08 16...00 17...04 18...08 20...00 21...04 22...08 24...00 25...04 26...08 28...00 29...04 30...08 32...00 17 inches wide..5...08.7...01.8...06 .9...11 11...04 12...09 14...02 15...07 17...00 18...05 19...10 21...03 22...08 24...01 25...06 26...11 28...04 29...09 31...02 32...07 34. .00 18 inches wide. .6. .00 .7...06.9...00 10...06 12...00 13...06 15...00 16...06 18...00 19...06 21...00 22...06 24...00 25...06 27...00 28...06 30...00 31...06 33...00 34...06 36...00 19 inches wide. .6...04 .7...11.9.. 06 11...01 12...08 14...03 15...10 17...05 19...00 20...07 22...02 23...09 25...04 26...11 28...06 30...01 31...08 33...03 34...10 36...05 38...00 90 inches wide..6...08 .8...04 10...00 11...08 13...04 15...00 16...08 18...04 20...00 21...08 23...04 25...00 26...08 28...04 30...00 31...08 33...04 35...00 36...08 38...04 40...00 inches wide..7...00 .8...09 10...06 12...03 14...00 15...09 17...06 19...03 21...00 22...09 24...06 26...03 28...00 29...09 31...06 33...03 35...00 36...09 38...06 40...03 42...00 22 inches wide 2...04.9...02 11...00 12...10 14...08 16...06 18...04 20...02 22...00 23...10 25...08 27...06 29...04 31...02 33...00 34...10 36...08 38...06 40...04 42...03 44...00 23 inches wide..7...08.9. .07 11...06 13.. .05 15...04 17...03 19...02 21...01 23...00 24...11 26...10 28...09 30...08 32...07 34...06 36...05 38...04 40...03 43.02 44...01 46...00 24 inches wide..8...00 .0...00 12...00 14...00 16...00 18...00 20...00 22...00 24...00 26...00 28...00 30...00 32...00 34...00 36...00 38...00 40...00 42...C0 44...00 46...00 48...0 25 inches wide..8...04.0...05 12...06 14...07 16...08 18...09 20...10 22...11 25...00 27...01 29...02 31...03 33...04 35...05 37...06 39...07 41...08 43...09 45...10 17...11 50... 56 inches wide..8...08.0...10 13...00 15...02 17...04 19...06 21...08 23...10 26...00 28...02 30...04 32...06 34...08 36...10 39...00 41...02 43...04 45...06 47...08 49...10 52...00 27 inches wide. .9...00 .1...03 13...06 15...09 18...00 20...03 22...06 24...09 27...00 29...03 31...06 33...09 36...00 38...03 40...06 42...09 45...00 47...03 49...06 51...09 54...00 28 inches wide. .9...04.1...08 14...00 16...04 18...08 21...00 23...04 25...08 28...00 30...04 32...08 35...00 37...04 39...08 42...00 44...04 46...08 49...00 51...04 53...08 56...00 2 inches wide. 9. 08.2...01 14...06 16.11 19...04 21...09 24...02 26...07 29.00 31...05 33...10 36...03 38...08 41...01 43...06 45...11 48...04 50...09 53...02 55...07 58...00 30 inches wide. 10.00 2...06 15...00 17.06 20.00 22...06 25...00 27.06 30.00 32.06 35.00 37...06 40...00 42...06 45...00 47.08 50...00 52...06 55.00 57...06 60.00

294

TIME OF FAST TROTTERS.

Horses that have trotted a mile in two minutes seventeen and a quarter seconds, and in less time during the following years, up to Nov. 1, 1890, and Nov. 24. 1891.**

Madison ..Princeton.

.2.08%

.2.10%

Maud S., br. m....... 1874.... R. A. Alexander.....Spring Station, Ky....Sept, 30, 1885.. Cleveland, O..
Jay Eye-See, bl. g..... 1878.......... A. J. Alexander.... .Spring Sta on, Ky....Aug. 1, 1884.. Providence, R. I......2.10.
Sunol, b.m............ 1886.... Leland Stanford. ... Menlo Park, Cal......Nov 9, 1889. Francisco, Cal....2.10
Guy, bl. g..
1880.... Chas. Backman ......Stony Ford, N. Y......Aug. 1, 1889., Cleveland, O...
St. Julien, b. g........ 1869.... J. & B. Dunning..... Orange Co., N.Y......Aug. 27,1880., Hartford, Conn... .2.111/4
Stamboul, b. ......... 1882.... L. J. Rosc
...San Gabriel, Cal.....No7, 29 1890.. Stockton, Cal.......
2.11
Axtell, b. h... ........ 1886.... C. W. Williams... Chicago, Ill..... ..Oct. 11, 1889.. Terre Haute, Ind...
2.12..
Palo Alto, b. h........ 1882.. Leland Stanford......Menlo Park, Cal.......Nov. 16, 1889., Napa, Cal.....
2.12%
Belle Hamlin, br. m.. 1879.... C. J. Hamlin .........East Aurora, N. Y....Aug. 27, 1889.. Rochester, N. Y......2.12%
Attorney Jr., ch. h....
.13
Moxie Cobb, b. h...... 1875.... Harrison Robbins....Philadelphia, Pa......Sept, 30, 1884.. Providence, R. I......2.13
Rarus, b. g............ 1867.... R. B. Conklin.........Green Port, N. Y.. .Aug. 3, 1878., Buffalo, N.
Bonnie McGregor, b.h. 1879.... S. W. Wheelock......Moline, Ill..
.Aug. 29, 1889., Lexington, Ky
Harry Wilkes, b. h.... 1876........ James H. Liendrin....Speedwell, Ky.........April 2, 1887.. Sacramento, Cal...
Allerton...
1890......

.2.134

134 2.1314

2.13

134 2.14..

.14..

14.

2.144

2.145
.143

.14
143

.2.15

.2.15
.2.15
.2.15

Phallas, b. h.......... 1877..., H. C. McDowell ...Frankfort, Ky
July 14, 1884.. Chicago, Ill..
Goldsmith Maid, b.m. 1857.... J. B. Decker..... Deckertown, N. J......Sept. 2, 1874.. Boston, Mass.
Trinket, b. m.......................... 1875.... R. S. Veech........ .St. Mathews, Ky......Sept. 22, 1851.. New York, N. Y.
Clingstone, b. g....... 1875.... C. M. Pond......... Hartford, Conn........July 28, 1882. Cleveland, O.
Nelson, b. h........... 1882.... C. H. Nelson.... Waterville, Maine...Aug. 28, 1889., Hartford, Conn...
Pa ron, b. h.......... 1882.... J. C. McFerran & Son. Louisville, Ky.,......July 29, 1887.. Cleveland, O..
Rosaline Wilkes, b.m. 1882.. R. W. Pierce ...... Louisville, Ky, ..... Aug. 24, 1888. Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Prince Wilkes, ch. g.. 181.... J. T. Mock......... Danville, Ky ........Aug. 3, 1888., Cleveland, O.
Lulu, b. m............. 1864.... W. D. Crocket........Rock Island, Ill........Aug. 9, 1875.. Buffalo, N. Y...
Hopeful, gr. g......... 1866.... B. W. Whitcomb.....Boston, Mass........ ..Sept. 6,1878.. Minneapolis, Minn....2.143
Arab, b. g............. 1878.... F. S. Malone.. .San Francisco, Cal....Sept. 29, 1888., San Jose, Cal..
Majolica, b. g......... 1876.... Robt. Bonner... New York, N. Y.......Sept. 5, 1985. Providence, R. I
Jack, gr. g........ 1883.... Walter Clark.
.Battle Creek, Mich....Oct, 15, 1889., Lexington, Ky.
Pavonia, b. m......... 1879.... A. J. Alexander......Spring Station, Ky....Aug. 10, 1888,. Buffalo, N. Y...
Aleryon, gr. h........ 1882.... T. H. McCoy..........Louisville, Ky.........Oct. 17, 1899.. Lexington, Ky........2.15%
Smuggler, br. h...... 1866.... John M. Morgan......Columbus, O..........Aug. 31, 1876., Hartford, Conn........2.15
Belle F., b. m......... 1878.... Stephen Osborne......Hillsdale, Mich........Sept. 2, 1886.. Hartford, Conn.......2.15%
Phyllis, br. m......... 1874.... Charles Wagner.. Dickinson Ldg., Ont.July 31, 1885.. Cleveland, O..... .2.151/
Clemmie G., ch. m... 1877.... T. J. Sydner..
Parrs, Ky..
..Sept. 10, 1884. Providence, R. I......2.15
Gene Smith, bl. g...... 1878.... G. Tarbell .......... .Decatur, Mich........Aug. 2, 1889., Cleveland, O..... ..2.15%
Jerome Turner, b. h.. 1579.... E. B. Byerly..........Owosso, Mich..........Oct. 7. 1880.. St. Louis, Mo...... .2.151/
Susie S., b. m.... 1884.... McKee & Traynor.....Richmond, Ky...... .Aug. 29, 1889.. Hartford, Conn..
Princess Alice, bl.m..
1890..
Manzanita, b. m...... 1882.... Leland Stanford......Menlo Park, Cal.......Sept.
Edgemark, b.h... 1885.... Claude Thomas.... North Middleton, Ky.Oct,
White Stockings, b.g. 187-...
...Aug.
Anteco, b. h............ 1879.... J. C. Simpson.........Okland, Cal...........Oct.
Edwin Thorne, ch. g.. 1873... Geo, Gordon...... Newburgh, N. Y.......Aug.
F. Witherspoon,ch m. 1874.... Lister Witherspoon... Midway, Ky, ......uct.
Phil. Thompson, gr.g. 1878.... A. S. McCann
Maud Messenger,b.m. 1877.... Chas. Dunn...
Oliver K., b. g........ 1880.... C. F. Emery.........
Wilson, b. h........... 1876.... R. J. Treacy......
American Girl, b, m.. 1862.... Phillip Travis.......
Darby, b. g.....

8, 1886.. Lexington, Ky... 2.16 19, 1889.. Lexington, Ky ...2.16 3, 1888.. Cleveland, O.. ..2.16 30, 1885. San Francisco, Cal....2.16% 9, 1884., Buffalo, N. Y.. .2.161 3, 1884.. Chicago, Ill....... ..2.16 Lexington, Ky....... Aug, 2, 1884.. Cleveland, O........... Stanford, Ky. .Sept. 6, 1884., Hartford, Conn... Cleveland, O..........Sept. 2, 1886., Hartford, Conn..... ..Lexington, Ky........Aug. 1, 1883., Cleveland, O. West Chester Co.,N.Y.Sept. 25, 1874. Albany, N. Y. 1872.... Aug. 22, 1879.. Utica, N. Y. Jerome Eddy, b. h.... 1875.... Dewey & Stewart. Owosso, Mich.... Aug. 3, 1882.. Buffalo, N. Y. Grylight, gr. g....... 1882.... A. B. Darling.. Ramsey's, N. J......................Aug. 7, 1889.. Buffalo, N. Y.. Thornless, b. g........ 1878.......... J. H. Walker... Worcester, Mass......Aug. 1, 1889., Cleveland, O Woodnut, ch. h....... 1882.... Peter Coutts. Mayfield, Cal. .Sept. 8, 1888.. Sacramento, Cal.. Charley Ford, gr. g... 187--... George Scott.. .Now of Sharon, Wis...July 23, 1830., Chicago, Ill.. Occident, br. g....... 1863 ... Mathew Shaw.... ....Sacramento, Cal......Sept. 17, 1873,, Scramento, Cal... Director, bl. h..................... 1877.... Richard West... Lexington, Ky. .Aug. 1, 1883.. Cleveland, O. Gloster, b. g... 1866.... James Roosevelt.....Hyde Park, N. Y... Aug. 14, 1874.. Rochester, N. Y. Houri, b. m. 1884.... R. P. Pepper...... Frankfort, Ky .Oct. 19, 1889., Lexington, Ky. MenibrinoSparkle,b.m 1878.... John Schurtz..... Bronson, Mich July 29, 1886.. Cleveland, O.... Black Cloud, bl. h.... 1872.... John T. Jones. Winchester Ky ..July 22, 1882.. Chicago, Ill. Dexter, b. h. 1858.... Jonathan Hawkins...Walden, N. Y Aug. 14, 1867.. Buffalo, N. Y. 1871.... H. A. Ferguson.......Lexington, Ky ..July 19, 1881.. Chicago, Ill.. 1879.... E. H. Miller Jr........San Francisco, Cal....Sept. 4, 1886.. Oakland, Cal.. 1880.... R. B. Hutchcroft.....Paris, Ky..... 1878.

Adams, J. Q.. Harvard,

Jackson.......Limited eduration,
Van Buren....Academic course.
Harrison......Hampden College,
William and Mary.

Tyler

Polk....... ...University of N. C.
Taylor........Slight rudiments.
Fillmore.. Limited education.
Pierce
Bowdoin.

Buchanan....Dickinson.

.2.1614 ..2.16%

**BEST ONE MILE TROTTING AND PACING, BY SEVERAL HORSES DURING 1892-3-4-5-6.

Alix, b. m., at Galesburg, Ill., Sept. 19, 1894,
Nancy Hanks, br.m., at Terre Haute. In., Sept. 27, 1895
Azote. b. g.. at Galesburg, Ill., Sept. 5. 1895,
Direction blk h.. at Nashville, Tenn., Oct. 18, 1893
Fantasy, b. m., at Terre Haute, Ind., Sept. 13, 1804
Beuzetta, ch. m., at Buffalo, N. Y.. Aug. 9, 1895

2.04
2.054

206 2.063

2.03% Ralph Wilks. ch. h., at Nashville, Tenn., Oct. 19. 1894-2.06%
2.04 William Penn, br. h., at Detroit, Mich., July 25, 1895 - 2.07%
Time of Best Pacing During 1896-7.
Star Pointer, b.h., at Readville, Mass., Aug. 28, 1897, 1.59%
John R. Gentry, b.h.,at Portland, Me., Sept. 24, 1896. 2.00 New Hampshire 4.

• Explanation of abbreviations: br. m. means brown mare; b. m.. bay mare; bl, g, black gelding, b. g., bay geld. ing; b. h., bay horse; (stallion); ch. m., chestnut mare, gr. g., gray gelding.

Johnstone, b. g.......Oct. 3, 1884..Chicago, Ill........2.06. Arrow, b. g........Aug. 1, 1888..Cleveland, O....2.134
Goldleaf, ch.m........Oct. 17, 1889..Napa, Cal.. .......2.114. Budd Doble, b. g.Oct.. 18, 1889..Lexington, Ky .2.13
Little Brown Jug, b.g.Aug. 24, 1881..Hartford, Conn....2.11.. Flora Bell, bl....Aug. 10, 1883..Buffalo. N.Y...2.13%
Bleepy Tom. ch. ....July 25, 1879..Chicago, Ill.......2, 12.. Fuller, b. g........May 17, 183..Maryville. Ky...2.13%
Brown Hal, br. h.....July 31, 1889.. Cleveland. O......2.12. Gem, b. m.. ......Aug. 17, 1883.. Rochester, N. Y.2.12%
Buffalo Girl, b. m....Aug. 3, 1882..Buffalo, N. Y....2.12. Little Mac, br. g. July 23, 1886..Detroit, Mich....2.13%
Richball, br. g........July 27, 1883..Pittsburgh, Pa....2.12..
Yolo Maid, b. m......Sept, 19, 1889..Sacramento, Cal..2.12
Mattie Hunter, ch, m.July 16, 1881..Pittsburgh, Pa....2.12
Roy Wilkes, br. h.....Aug. 30, 1889..Hartford, Conn...2.12.
Attorney Jr, ch. h....
.2.13
Hal Pointer. b. g.....Oct. 10, 1890..Terre Haute, Ind .2.13
Bessemer, b. h..... Aug. 29, 180.. Minneapolis, Minn2. 134
Gossip Jr, b. g........Aug. 8, 1888..Buffalo, N. Y......2.13

1890..

Rowdy Boy, bl. g..Aug, 17, 1884..Rochester N. Y.2.13%
Westmont, ch. g..Sept. 11, 1884...'rovidence, R.1.2.13%
Adonis, b. g......Oct, 5, 1889..San Jose, Cal....2.14
Bay Billy, b. g....July 27, 1881.. Cleveland, O....2.14
Jewett, bl. g.......Aug. 27, 186..Albany, N. Y....2.14
Lucy, gr. m.......Aug. 6, 1880. Buffalo. N. Y....2 14
Sorrel Dan, ch. g..Aug. 6, 1880..Buffalo N. Y....2.14
William M., b. h...Oct. 10, 1889..Terre Haute....2.14

Vermont.
Virginia.

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3.

Agricultural, Mechanical, Statistical and Other Reference Tables.

Value of Indian Meal.

As a food, 100 pounds of Indian meal is equal to the following:

Name of

Article.

Amount in
Pounds.

White Turnips ......1,200

Pounds Per Acre.

The following is about the number of pounds of each which inay be grown on an acre:

Name.

Pounds

Name
of

Age
Attained

Roman.

in Years.

I.

.80

II.

.50

III.

IV

.40

V..

.30

VI..

Arabic. Roman. Arabic.
.1 DCC.. .700
.2, DCCC......800
.3 CM. .....900
...1,000
4 M.
.5 MM.......2,000
..6 MMM.....3,000

Kinds of Foods,

Per Ct. of Nutriment.

Time of Digestion

hr. m.

..3 15

Turnips

...8.500

Ruta Bagas..

.625

IX.

X...

XX.

XXX..

XL..

L.......

LX..

LXX..

LXXX..
XC.....
C.........

CCC..

Of 1,000 parts of milk there are various constituent substances as follows.

CD.

D..

DC..........600 MM...2,000,000

Constituents.

Milk-Sugar..

Caseine,

Number.
.840
.45
....40
....40

Armies of Different Nations.

Number of men in army and navy combined:

Phosphate of Lime.....17

Beech.....

.4.000

Name of

Article.

Amount of
Shrinkage.

Chloride Potassium.....9

Hickory.

.3,960

Phosphate Magnesia.....4
Free Soda

Common Salt........

.3
3

Potatoes......... 33

Time of Germination.

An experiment with corn planted at various depths resulted in the young plant appearing above ground in the following number of days:

White Willow.....1 ft....40
Yellow Willow....1% ft....35
Larch....
.8 in....25
White Maple......1
Ash-Leaf Maple...1
White Ash........10
Chestnut........10
Black Walnut....10
Butternut..
Elm....
Birch....

Dars when
appeared.

.312

14.

..8%
.9/2

.1,000,984

.754,743

France.

.552,000

Germany.

461,316

Turkey
China.

.374,150

....350,000

296,321

191,016

ft....20
ft....20
in....20

in....20

in....20 10 in....20 10 in....20 10 in....20

WESTERN MARCH
MARCH OF POPULATION, IN THE UNITED STATES, DURING 100 YEARS.

Center of Population and the Distance of Move Westward Each Ten Years.

a straight line from east to west. Should it continue on the same latitude the center will pass near Terre Haute, Ind., Jacksonville, Ill., and Kansas City, Mo. The location heretofore is designated as follows:

The change in the center of population each ten years, in the ❘ United States, is indicated in the above table by the black stars. In 100 years the center of gravity has moved westward 505 miles on almost Date. LOCATION AND WESTWARD MOVE. Miles. Date. I LOCATION AND WESTWARD MOVE. | Miles. 1830....19 m. w. by s.-w. of Moorefield, W.Va.. 39 1840....16 miles south of Clarksburg, W.Va...58 1850....23 miles s.-w. of Parkersburg, W. Va...55 1860....20 miles south of Chillicothe, Ohio....81

1790....23 miles east of Baltimore, Md.... 1800... 18 miles west of Baltimore, Md.... 1810....40 miles n.-w by w. of Wash., D. C. 1820....16 miles north of Woodstock, Va....

41 .36 .50

The State Prisons of The United States in 1890; Where They Are Located and The Number of Prisoners They Contain.

The population of the United States in 1880, was 50,155,783. The i number of prisoners in penitentiaries, at that date, was 35,583, being 709 in each million. The census of 1890 shows the population to be 62,622,250, and the total number of convicts 45,233, being 722 in each million. Of the total number 30,546 are white and 14,687 are colored, including in the latter number 10,889 pure negroes, 2,378 mulat toes, or negroes of mixed blood, 240 Chinese and 180 Indians. Of

505

the whites 23,094 are native born, 7,267 are foreign, and the nativity of 185 is unknown. Of the convicts having foreign fathers and mothers, including foreign born, the number is 14,725; leaving native whites, having native parents, 13,715, and 14,687 colored. Of the total number of prisonors, by last census, 41,651 are males and 1,791 females, there being less than 4 females to each 100 males. The number is distributed in the different towns and cities as follows:

Location of Prisons

Albany, N.Y.
Allegheny, Pa
Auburn, NY.

Joliet, Ill..

Lansing, Kan...

.841..

Anamosa, Ia.

..153..

..355..
.39..

Baltimore, Md..

.245..

Birmingham, Ala..

.114..

.45.. .8..

Bismarck, ND.

38..

1.

..36..
...181.. .39. ..25..

..44.. .1. .9.. .3 .369.. ..662.. ..3.. .2..

.784..

..63..

..96..

..573.. .68

Buffalo. N.Y.

..288...

..167.. 15. ..13..

Caldwell, N. J...
Canon City, Colo...

..96.."

Carson City, Nev.

Charlestown, Mass
Chester, Ill...

Coal Creek, Tenn.

Nashville, Tenn........183..
New York, N. Y. 1..508..
N. Carolina Prisons....229..
Oliver Springs, Tenn. ...19...
Philadelphia, Pa....

Rochester, N. Y

.10..
....1..
.3. ...8..
.1.
.4. ...12..
.32 ..313...
.6. ...5..

..1..

..373..

...17..

..17...412.... 17.

.3...191.. .6. ..12.

...11.

..349.. .41...544.. .45.

.86....37.....28...858....146.

1,131.....54, 1,365.. .79..

.60.

.98..

..806..

..167..

..44. 2...17.. .34.

Columbus, O..

Columbia, S. C..

Concord. N. H.

..115..

Dannemora, N. Y..

..576..

..187..

...56...719..

Eddyville, Ky.

..195..
..70..

Elmira, N. Y

.829..

.2....81..! ...31.. ..26... ..819.. .10. .350.. ..983.. .439.. ..178.. 4...124... .1. 26.. .120.

...10..

..330..

.2.

..413..

.39...753...

.47

Georgia Prisons..

Howard, R. I

..150.. ...1. ...6..
..87..

...24..
...13..
..80..

1,508..
...11..

.54. 1,664..
..122..

.55

.10.

.25..
.38..

.290..

18.. ...44.. ..84..

San Quentin, Cal
Sing Sing, N. Y..
Stillwater, Minn

Sioux Falls, S. Dak..'...65...

S. Framingham, Mass
Syracuse, N. Y..

Texas Prisons

Thomaston, Me...

Trenton, N. J...
Tracy City, Tenn..

.60.. ..13. .26..
1,288......2...410..
..165.. ...3. .34..
..640.....14 272
.99.
...15..
..192.. ..4....10..
..1...62..
..123..
..301.....10. ..189..
.27.. .7. .3..
.4....79..
.1. ...16..

Walla Walla, Wash....145..
Warnerville, Mass.....516..]

Waupun, Wis.......

.26. 1,664.. 36.
..194.. ..41.

Yuma, Ariz...

.1. .36..

1. ...1..

.633..

502.....17.

237.....63.

.334......6.

Jersey City, N. J.. ..110..

The numerical order of the states, according to the number of convicts in penitentiaries reported in each of them, is as follows:
1,652 Virginia.......1,167) Maryland....... 690 Florida............374 Maine.......... 170 Nevada
3.319 New Jersey.. ..1,557 Michigan.. .1.108 Iowa....

PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INSANE ASYLUMS of the UNITED STATES at the LAST CENSUS. 297

Year No. in
Hospital

Estab at be

lished. 200 ing

1888
1889

1861

of 1889. Total. Maleles Total. Males males, clusive.

.272.268.191
37 37

.85 .276.191...85
.37 .37

...514
.37

585.175.125 1865 .290.130 .66

Binghampton, N. Y..1881. 1,077 164) .82

Blackwell's I'd., N.Y.. 1839 1.719.706

From 11
to 19
Incinsire.

$227.560.8734.725 8.
.3,519.58,519
188,154.1,685,960

In
Previous
Decade.

1873 630 376 205 171 1.006575.431 2.154 1,135 112.965 1,164,871 1,147,339
1842.1.386.515.281 234 1.901 .935..966 4,284
1867 .787.241.123.118 1,028.504.524.2,868.2,152. 109,741...970.434.1,296.956
1859 .217.74.72 2 .291..274
17.636.415.52.104.355,774.237.269
1840 .578.225.129 .96 .803.428.375 .2,437.1,866.146.893.1,050,273...820,011
.50.760 .434.326 1.932 ..773.117.501.1,126,061...517,125
.64.420..195.255.1.334
.81.920...652.328
.82 1,241..599.642.1.966
198,860.1.240,905
706 2,425 2,425 6,688.5,881 234,205.1,510,737.1,101,000
10 .78 .57 ..211 ..120
..19,322 ....91.979
211 .99 112 211 .99..112 211
..86,133 .280,332
.178.273.139.134 .451
299 .229.1,386 ..660.53,413 565.518...570,537
.575 325 250.1.100.1,521.97,660 ...827,914...905,673
.368.293.166.127 .661..338.323.2,536
.804,783
423 121 73 .48 514.302.242 .1,446.1,703
314.311
314.314
.314
25,000 .247,200
.245.106 .79.27.351.202.149...786
..68,750 .346,250
.221 100.100
321.321 .... .323
.54 000...361.000
256.143.113 .459.422.2.959 2,912.204.368.1,182.301.1,076,128
.339.156 89 67 495.248.247 1.501 1,551.97.102.769.931...857,268
.881.277.132.145 1,121..572.549.3.816
.151,947.1,508,993
.709 305 179.126 1,014.536.478 2.667 1,417 100,744...928.544...749,929
.865.228.138 .90 1,093..631..462 2.326.1.262.187.654.1.095.688.1.397.312
.715.351.191.160 1,066.537.529 4,842 1,539.146,657.1,336.778.1,810,664
.553.210.119) 91 763.385 378 2.404.3.187-95.246.1.007,294.1,078,707
.636.270.153.117.906.510.396.2,458.2,735.164.466.1,211,481.1,209,677
135...69 .66...162

Blackfoot, Idaho.

1886 ..48 .30.20

Bolivar, Tenn..

1889

Boston, Mass.

1839

Brattleboro, Vt..

Buffalo, N. Y.

1880

Catonsville, Md...

.1834

Central Islip, N. Y....1889

Chattahoochee, Fla..1877

1869 ...523.120.71..49.643.330..313.1,612.1,739.109,358.1,105,857.1,341,760

25

1889
25 17 .8 .25 ..17 .8
.36.241 ..73,241
.1855 1,662 503 253.250 2,165.9431,222 5,073.4.052 276,326 1,489,761...777.669

Ft. Steilacoom,W'sh..1871 .268 225.175 50 493.370.123.1.039 292.58,233...406.301 ..141,593

Goldsborough

Hartford, Conn.

.1880 .194.120 .47 73.311 131.183 .734

1824

.38.157 .217.980
.863.500 .399,212
.221.065 .708.699

144 .89.47.42 .233.124.109 .955 1,128.96.500 Harts' Island, N. Y... 1877.1,087 150 10.140 1,237.224 1,013.1,660

Harrisburg, Pa...

Hastings, Neb.

Howard, R. I.

Hopkinsville, Ky
Indianapolis, Ind...
Independence, Ia..
Iona, Mich.

557.401...243.830

1851 ...665 210.130.80.875.439.436 1,900 2,079 139,909 1,146,369.1.199,686
1889
136 .71..65 .136 .71 .65 136
130,640
1869 .476.148 86 62 624.313.311.1.352
.62,345 .509,341
1854 ..586 115 .63..52 .701..387.314 1.606.1,100..90.908...740,273...642,398|
1848 1,526 574.337.237 2.100.992 1,108 7,612.4,307.283.677.2.414,336 1,420,677
1873 .693.398.216.182 1.091..574.517.3 511
.140,768 1.235.325
1885
32 .26...6..267 928.39 102
.32,328 ...192,303
1818 .420 193.104 89 .613..255..358 1,777 .441
1855
.412.125 54.71.567.246.321.1.422.1.201..59,744 ...604,145...489,691
.923.443.260.183 1,366.719..647 3,340.3,184.182.309.1.483,679.1,288,223|
161 95 .61 .31.256.150.106 .451
68 060 ,502 583
932
118 114 1.102 568.534 2,511.2,391.197,080.1.711,783 1,609.983
1879 1,623.911.517.394 2,534 1,507 1,027 .4.181 ..116.298,159 2.569.772.215,848)
1873...777 203.137 .66.980..565.415 2,138 ..710.109,043.1,086.118...531,812)
1797 .50 47 .27 20 .97 .56 .41 .141
.10,100 .80.100
1824 674.216.125) 91 899.505.385 1,970.1,440.113.365 1.018 867 1.051,782
...392.212.120 .92.6043342701 912 .655.112,067
411 .95 .55 40 .506 256.250.1,107
.73.445
328 191,100 .91.519.288.231 .555
195.176 89 .87.271.156.215...512
214.100 43.57.314.166.148 .645

.478.267.161.103 .745.436.309 2,684.2.107.96.292| 917.611.1.231 672
1868 1,329.459.249.210 1,788.841.917.4.139.1.741.234.113.1671.238 1,887,602
459.250 146.104.709.375..334.1,963 .861.219,792 1.233.982...988,435
39 18.21 .161 .74 .87 350
..17.689 139.188
421.139 66 73.560..266. 294 .932
.81.000 .644.448
.901.218.111.107 1.122.574.548 2,510
246.802 1 903,767

Little Rock, Ark.

Logansport, Ind.

1871 1883 1838

Marion, Va..

1887

Meridian, Miss..

Mendota, Wis.

1885
1860

Middletown, Conn.

Middletown, N. Y...

Mineola, N. Y.

1874 1882

Morgantown, N. C....1833

Morris Plains, N. J.... 1876

199

Mount Pleasant, la. 1861 .672.359.186.173 1,031.470.561.3.659 2.847.149.290 1.246.743.1.218.015 1875 1,469.414.265.119 1,883 1,149.734" .4.866.2,392,208,323), 1 660.267

144 76 68
.200.188.108 80 .388..230..158...484

.1,103 1,295.76.233...671.749
.85.470 292,331
...166
.139,000
298
1.331
.81.43 248.150 .98 276
1850 1,726 417 198.219, 2,143 1.0711.072.4.699

166.96.70

.178.120
.1241.124

.481.155

.76,551 .142.274 .347.103 2.767 930 98.57.636.330.306 .1.764.1,933.94.470 .824 255 .72.318 764.101

.528.648 .590.301

.925,250

Osawatomie, Kans.. 1866 535 119 73 .46.651..363.291.1.435 .801..97.892...967.793 ..623,320 507.175 .99 76 .682.345.337|,1,666|

Petersburg. Va..

Philadelphia, Pa

1870

1841 .391.131..63.68522 233.289 2,027 2,828.192.068.1.658.205.1,879,551

1833.759.306.172.134 1,065.543.5222,910.3,932.87.168.647.457.651,505
.65.34 26 .8

.151

29.936...161.296

1878 775.259.150.109 1.034.541,493.2.398|| .676 169.489 1,295.601 .221,060
476.298 169 129 .774.428.3462,608,1,492355,225.1.460.650 1,732,338
109 62 .35..27 .171...92 ..79 .229

1879
159.136 97..39 293.192..101' .744
1857 292 93 52 41..385.192.193
1882 .167 .37 29 .8 204.160...44
1878

Phila. Alms House.

Phoenix, Ariz..

1887

Pontiac, Mich..

Poughkeepsie, N. Y

1871

Provo, Utah..

1885

1857

.970

366

.954.107 71 36 1.061..655 406.2.181
290.123
.69.54.413.193.220.1.032
.526 203.134.69.729.492.337.1.538
.480.152 .74.58 ..632.350..282 .1.769

...244 358
.82.734 ...499.397
.688..56.145...507.096)
.49.881...315,207
193. 119.1.177.463
828.52.093...298.903

.164 120...795.109
..80.608 .571.629

State Insane Asylums-Continued. Abbreviations explained: Es., established; b. y.. number at the beginning of the year 1889; a. y., number admitted during the year 1889; m., males; f. females; t. t., total treated during 1889; m. t., males treated; f. t., females treated; t. t. f., total treated from 1881 to 1889 inclusive; p. d., total treated in previous decade; e., expense for 1889; e. f., expense from 1881 to 1889 inclusive; e. p. d., expense in previous decade.

Warren. Pa.-Es. 1880; b.y., 686; a. y., 224; m., 138; f., 86; t.t., 910;
m. t.. 488; f. t., 422; t. t. f., 2,010; e.. 8143,760; e. f., 8971,446.
Washington, D. C.-Es. 1855; b. y., 1,361; a. y., 280; m. 213; f..
67; t. t., 1,641; m. t., 1.242; f. t., 399; t. t. f.. 3,468; p. d., 2,539; e.,
8352,732; e. f., 82.20.217; e. p. d., 81,457,231.

Watosa, Wis.-Es. 1880; b. y., 338; a. y., 148; m., 76; f.,72; t. t.,
486; m. t., 243; f. t., 243; t. t. f., 1.343; e., $73.111; e. f., 8618,640.
Weston, W. Va.-Es. 1861; b. y.. 824; a. y., 222; m., 108 f., 114;
t. t., 1.046; m. t., 520; f. t., 517; t. t. I., 2,155; p. d,, 62}; e.,
8120,991; e. f., 8927,364; e. p. d., $480,458.
Westborough, Mass.-Es. 1886; b. y., 406; a. y. 400; m.. 182; f.,
218; t. t. 806; m. t.. 335., f. t., 471; t. t. f., 1.165; e., 899.901.
Willard, N. Y.-Es. 1869; b. y., 1.962; a. y., 268; m., 141; f., 127;
t. t., 2.230; m. t., 1,086; f. t., 1,144; t. t. f., 3,741; e., 8275,818.
Williamsburg, Va., Es. 1778; b. y., 392; a. y., 71; m., 51; f.. 20;
t. t., 463; m. t., 265; f. t.. 198; t. t. f., 1,192; p. d.,889; e., $78,-
223; e. f., 8768.251; e. p. d., 8622.786.

Winnebago, Wis.-Es. 1873; b. y., 610; a. y., 377; m., 204: f. 173;
t. t., 987; m. t., 560, f. t., 427; t. t. f., 3,307; e.. 8128,095.
Worcester Hospital, Mass.-Es. 1833; b. y.. 770; a. y., 391;
m., 209; f., 182; t. t.. 1,161; m. t.. 591; f. t., 570; t. t. f., 3,355;
p. d., 3.891; e., $142.061; e. f., 81,284.671; e. p. d., 82,257,023.
Worcestor, Mass.-Es. 1877; b. y, 395; a. y., 36; m 31; f.. 5;
t. t., 431; m. t., 226; f. t., 205; t. t. f., 873; p. d., 518; e., 865,-
034; e. f., 8628,642; e. p. d., 8188.831.

Yankton, S. D.-Es. 1879; b. y., 162; a. y, 153; m., 89; f., 64; t. t., 315; m. t., 185; f. t.. 130; t. t. f., 801; e., 8118,942; e. f., 8459,845.

Private Insane Asylums of the United States,
Amityville, N.Y., Louden Hall-Es.1888; b. y., 9; a. y., 37; m.,
21; ., 16; t. t.. 46; m. t.. 24; f. t., 22; t. t. f., 75.
Amityville, N. Y., Long Island Home-Es. 1881; b. y., 74; a.y.,
63; m., 36; f., 27; t. t., 137; m. t., 68; f. t., 69; t. t. I., 515.
Batavia, Ill., Bellevue Place-Es. 1867; b. y., 29; a. y., 19; f.,
19; t. t., 43: f. t., 43; t. t. f., 255; f., 255.
Brookline, Mass., Hospital for the Insane-Es. 1879; b. y.,
13; a. y., 11; m., 6; f., 5; t. t.. 24; m. t., 10; f.t., 14; t. t. f., 67.
Brooklyn, N. Y., Keith Home for the Insane-Es. 1888; b. y..
14; a. y., 8; f.. 8; t. t., 22; f. t., 22.
Buffalo, N. Y., Providence Retreat-Es. 1861; b. y., 126; m.,
42; f. 103; t. t., 271. m. t., 76; f. t., 195; t. t. f., 779.
Burlington, Vt., Lake View Retreat-Es. 1882; b. y.. 5; a. y.,
23, m. 10; f., 13; t. t., 28; m. t.. 14; f. t.. 14: t. t. f., 119.
Canandaigua, N. Y., Brigham Hall-Es. 1855; b. y., 59: a. y.,
28; m., 18; f., 10; t. t.. 87; m. t., 44; f.t. 43; t. t. f., 394, p. d., 577.
Carthage, O., Long View Insane Asylum-Es. 1860; b.y.. 782;
a. y., 191; m., 116; f., 75; t. t., 973; mi. t., 475; f. t., 498, t. t. f.,
2.494: p. d., 2,528.

Cincinnati, O.. College Hill Sanitarium-Es. 1873; b. y., 70;
a. y., 14; m., 120. f., 56; t. t., 246; m. t., 155: f. t., 91; t. t. f.. 1,340.
Clifton Heights, Pa., Burnbrae-Es. 1859; b. y.. 22; a. y., 14;
m. 8; f.. 6; t. t., 36; m. t., 20; f. t., 16; t. t. f., 128.
Cromwell, Conn., Cromwell Hall-Es. 1878; b. y., 21; a. y.,
35; m., 18; f. t.,17; t.t.. 56; m. t., 25; f. t., 31; t. t. f., 325; p. d..83.
Davenport, Ia., Mercy Hspl-Es. 1869; a. y.. 360, m., 172; f., 188.
Dearborn, Mich., St. Joseph Retreat-Es. 1860: b. y., 112, a. y.,
166; m., 107; f., 59; t. t., 278; m. t.. 187; f. t., 141; t. t. f., 1,148.
Dubuque, Ia., St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. Es. 1887; b. y., 51;
a. y., 14; m. 6; f. 8; t t., 65; m. t.. 27; f. t., 38; t. t. f., 79.
Flushing, N. Y.. Sandford Hall-Es. 1841: b. y., 28: a. y, 9;
m.. 6; f.,3; t.t..37; m. t.. 19; f. t., 18; t.t.f., 157: p.d.,197.
Harrison, N. Y., St. Vincent Retreat-Es. 1879; b. y., 58; a. y.,
27; f.. 27; t. t., 85; f. t.. 85; t. t. f.. 262.
Hill View, N. Y. Dungarthel-Es. 1887; a. y., 1, m., 1; t. t-, 1;
m. t.. 1; t. t. f.. 8.

Indianapolis, Ind., Dr. Fletcher's Sanitarium-Es. 1888; b.
y..3; a. y..41; m., 14; f., 27; t. t., 44; m.t., 16; f. t., 28; t. t. f..60.
Jacksonville. Ill.. Oaklawn Retreat-Es 1872. b. y.. 44; u. y.,
30; m., 19; f.. 11; t. t.. 74; m. t., 51; f. t. 23; t. t. f., 90.
Keene, N. H., Dr. Twitchell's Private Home-Es. 1879, D.,
5; a. y.,3; f., 3; t. t.. 8; m. t., 2; f. t., 6; t. tf., 36.
Leavenworth, Kan., Maplewood Insane Asylum-Es. 1878;
b. y., 4; t. t.. 4; m. t.. 4; t. t. f.. 17.

Litchfield, Conn., Spring Hill Institution-Es. 1858; b. y., 7;
a. y., 5; m., 4; f., 1; t. t., 12; m. t. 8; f. t., 4; t. t. f., 106.
Mount Hope, Md., Mount Hope Retreat-Es. 1840; b. y., 1,770;
a. y., 275; m., 175; f. 100; t. t., 2,045; m. t., 1,102; f. t., 943;
t. t. f., 2.158; p. d., 1,465.

665,522 New York, N. Y., Bloomingdale Asylum-Es. 1821: b. y., 296;
a y., 169; m.. 100; f. 69; t. t., 465; m. t., 232; f. t., 233; t. t. f.,
1.637; p. d., 1,233.
.155,044 Oxford, O., Oxford Retreat-Es. 1883; b. y.. 38; a. y., 54; m., 28;
f.. 26; t t.. 92; m. t.. 54; f. t., 38; t. t. f..210.
Philadelphia, Pa., Friend's Asylum for the Insane-Es.
1817; b. y., 114; a. y.. 44; m., 19; f., 25; t. t., 158; m. t., 70; L.
t.. 88; t. t. f., 462; p. d., 428.

.2.711.2.204.159 280.1.460 509.1,966 193
1869 .534290.156 134. 824354.470.2.478.1.463.84.915...692 057 .600 822
1828.1,369 .61 .36.25 430.771..659.1.604.1.139.88,844 883.089 684.875
1851 1,646.529.393.136 2,175 1,583..592 .4.217.4.670.232.788.2,091,967.1.855 554
.1854...624.204.109 95 828 423 405 3,053 4,501.129.170 1.162.793.1.160.910
1885
...403.239.133 106.642.332..310.1.283
.352 64 23 41.416 .74.342 .936
.868.510.252.258 1,378.696.682.1.567

..73,801...236,227

145 053...272.271 .681 288.161.127.969.566.403 2.009 122.855 1,211 531 .589 157 96 .61. 746.408 .338 1,026 85 810 .848.248) .761.186.89: 97.947.474.4732,171 2.563.175.389.1 405.259 1.673.192 .957.320.147 173 1,277..601 676 2.476.1,236 122.717) .849.779 704.557 .1843...611.466.249.217 1,077..559.518 4.3344,977 206 293 1,808,301 2.118,373 .26.104 .88.16. 130.111 .19 .604 1871.1.917.716.716 2,633 2,633 Do., Homeopathic. 1875 ..150 .7 .7.157 Do., State Im'gr'ts. 25.111.55.56.136...67.69.1.470.

.6.442.4.254.382.030.2.215.548

.157 261.

..12.571...111.107

.794,059

Total number of Inmates in Public and Private Asylums in 1889 was 97.535. Total treated from 1881 to 1839, was 226,063, being 1.56 to each 1,000 inhabitants. Annual average cost per patient was 81.33.

Pittsburg, Pa., St. Francis Hospital-Es. 1865; b. y., 18; a. y., 21; f.. t. t.. 39; f. t.. 39; t. t. f., 156.

Pleasantville, N. Y., Dr. Choate's Home-Es. 1870; b. y., 8;
a. y., 5; m., 2; f., 3; t. t.. 13. m. t., 4; f. t., 9; t. t. f., 56.
Providence, R. I.. Butler Hospital for the Insane-Es. 1847;
b. y., 158; a. y., 81; m., 42; f., 39; t. t. 239, in. t., 112; f. t., 127;
t. t. f., 1.142; p. d., 1,193.

Sing Sing, N. Y., Dr. Parson's Home-Es. 1880; b. y. 2; a. y.,
7; m., 1; f., 6; t. t.. 9; m. t., 2; f. t., 7; t. t. f., 41.
Somerville, Mass., McLean Asylum-Es 1818, b. y., 166; a. y.,
113; m.,58; f.,55; t.t..278; m.t..134; f.t..146; t.t.f 1,005; p.d.,990.
St. Louis, Mo., St. Vincent Institution-Es. 1868; b. y., 184;
a. y., 151; .. 70; f.. 81; t. t., 335; m. t., 158; ft., 177; t.t. f., 1,390.
Wauwatosa, Wis., Milwaukee Sanitarium-Es. 1885; b. y., 17;
a. y., 62; m., 30; f., 32; t. t., 79; m. t., 41; f. t., 38; t. t., 242.
Woodhaven, N. Y., Dr. Comb's Sanitarium-Es. 1889; a. y., 11;
m. 11: t. t., 11; m. t., 11.
Worcester, Mass., Herbert Hall-Es. 1873; b. y., 21: a. y., 18;
m., 5; f., 3; t. t.. 39; m. t., 12. f. t., 27; t. t. ., 142.