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the several poor houses IN 1914, there were
S,S05 foreigners, 7qO lunancs, 307 idiots,
and 60 mules.


The numbsr Of females under l6 years Of
age in the poor houses on the lst Decem.
Der, 1874, was 953, males 1922; total Of
both sexes 1856. Number instructed dur
ing the year 1874 was Z, ,5sl, and the average
number Of months taught was 81.


The whole number of paupers relieved or
supported in the city and county of New
York in 1914, asreporled BY the supsriQten-
dent, was 5S,l7l, which exceeds By 20,347
that of lS43. The expenses for saPport in
lS44 were S205, l44:l4; excess in 1874,
Sl2,2 ,234 :S7. In several of the counties,
the number Of paupers relieved in l544 is
less than in lS43.


One Cf tne tables appended 10 the report
gives the places Of nativity Of the pauPers,
as reported by he superntendents Of the
poor IN the several counties in this stale,
under the ACT OF April IL, 1912. The
whole number reported in this table is 26,-
ll4-no reports from ALBANY. Courtand
and Westchester. OF these l4.435 were
natives ofthe United States; 1879 of Ire.
land; 1873 Of Engand; 1873 Of Scotland
ISL Of Germany 275 of France ;27 ofWalesi
of Holland; 8 of Poland; 3 of Russia; l
of Norway; Of Sweden; and of Italy
came from Canada $50; colored SIC; un
certain nativity 1874. OF the number re
ported, l5,l59 were males, and lO,955 fe
males.


The above number of persons were re
dnced to paupersm by the following caus'
es:-