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Philadelphia.-The number of Deaths in this Ci-
ty, during the year 1926, was 4l51. The greatest
number in any month was in July-the smallest
number in December. Fire hundred and eighty
screen died of ofCoNsUMpTIoN-being much the great
est number by any particular complaint. Fifty
vulsons-244 by Cholera-277 by Debility-78by
Dropsy-1a6 by do. in the Head--3s BY do. in the
Breast-sa by Drunkenness-4s by Drowning
431 by Fevers-l74by Inflammation of the Lungs
so by do. Of the Brain-3O by do. of the Breast
20 by do. of the Bowels-54 by do. Of the Liver
90 by do. of the Stomach-8 by Lockiaw-1O1
by Measles-9Ohy Old Age-15 by Suicides by
natural Small Pox-306 Still Born. 1850 died
under the age of one ycar-665 between and S
1881 between 20 and 40-3s0 between 40 and
SOILS from 70 to 8o-98 from so to 9O--32
from 90 to 1907 from 100 to i10-and one from
ITO to 100. of the above number of deaths 1855
we're males of 90 years and upwards, and l142
were under 90 years, making total 1912 males.
985 were females of 90 years and upwards, and
962 under 20 years, making total of 1947 females.
347 of the deaths took place in the Aims House
and 500 were People Of Color. The Births in the
same year in the City and Liberties, we're 1926
Males-3214 Females, making the total number of
Births 6740, being an excess over Deaths, of 1889.





The total number Of deaths in Baltimore during
the year 1896, was 1922. The greatest number Of
deaths in one month was 277, in July-the small
lest number, Is, in November. Of the above
number of deaths. 500 were under one year OF age
500 from to to 5-4O8 from 81 to 40-s9 from
10 to 8O-4l from 80 to 9O-9 from 80 to 100
2 from 100 to ITO. The greatest number who di-
ed by one disease, was three hundred and si1 by
CONSUMPTION. s26 Of the deceased were persons
of color, of whom 429 were free, and 81 slaves
The colored population of Baltimore in 1920 was
| lO,294 Free, and ASS. Slares.