MORTALITY STATISTICS TAIUJ-: x.
229
Death rates, due to
Heart Disease
Con- sumption
Diseases of the nervous system
Diseases of the resp't'y system
Suicide
Acci- dents and in-
uries
Brewers, distillers, and rectifiers ....
96.41 89.26 101.85 107.30 94-45
73.51 161.53
116.87 65.00
86.44
120.20 63.26
97.56 96.20 72.50 118.82 72.30 169.59 101.64
125.43 69.61 126.80 58.11 84.05
121.52 180.75
76.43
150.82 65.91 87.60
93-71 227.02 42.40
45.89
271.17 259.18
332.71 205.67
454-45 343-50 310.95
238.07 346.50
285.26 643.07 188.47
185.04 225.50 398.73 27L75 223.52
245.91 266.63 316.09 232.70 283.18 302.16 267.26
168.04 332.95
236.38
133.07 178.87
131.41 136.96 424.58
no. 12 208.58
96.41 173.76 110.90
155.23 100.36
73.51 193.84
112.54
88.00
108.05 156.26 78.75
94.20
93.89 77.67 130.58 60.25 211.99 119.32 95.83 65-63 155.33 78.45 113.46
142.94 218.80
78.32
182.25 81.13
102.20 104.52 253.01 48.88
87.60
216.93 178.51 226.34 175.98 184.97 130.98 282.68
184.69 121.00
198.82 270.45 157.49
164.85 150.08 233.02 239.98 114.47 211.99 167.20 I75.6I 141.21 229.29 188.85 165.57
181.38 285.39
180.23
194.16 lSO.00 I89.8I 212.65 303.27 85.97
20.86
36.16 20.60 27.16 12.52 29.52 12.03 20.19
12.99 22.00
25.93
6.01 11.62
10.09 14.62
7-77 24.70
13-25
8.48
22.10 10.03 5-97 34.87 29.05 19.33
12.00
8.49
12.80 22.82 29.20 7.20 17-33 9.42
12.52
66.29 82.39 38.48 98.00 39.36 37.42 84.80
187.57 49.50
43.22
78.13 71.00
74.01 53-10 64.73 125.87 52.42 101.76 92.07 75.26 47-73 54-95 95-88 58.83
135.95 418.57
117.01
66.74 70.98 1 60.6 1 277.92 294.61 375.69
137.66
Cabinetmakers and upholsterers .... Carpenters and joiner^
Cigar makers and tobacco workers . . Compositors, printers, and pressmen. Coopers
Engineers and firemen (not loco-
Glass blowers and glass workt Harness and saddle makers, trunk makers etc.
Hat and cap makers
Iron and steel workers
Leather curriers, dressers, finishers, and tanners .
Machinist*
Marble aud stone cutters
Masons (brick and stone)
Mill and factory operatives (textiles)
Painters, glaziers, and vamishers. . . Flatterers and white washers.
Plumbers and gas and steam fitters. . Tailors
Tinners and tinware makers. . .
Agriculture, transportation, and other
Boatmen and canal men
Draymen, hackmen, teamsters, driv- ers etc
Farmers, farm laborers, gardeners, etc
Livery-stable keepers and hostlers ..
Steam-railroad employ*; Telegraph and telephone operators, electric-light men, etc. .
Of the individual occupations, the highest death rates occurred among clergymen (229.36), sailors, fishermen, and pilots (227.02), physicians and surgeons (221.67), journalists
