Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

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~ 81 : total. $3.50 agerages 1isyHs
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total. f1e.ete. average sl-sof lanes =
total. 81 80. average. szl9es Sselss,
z3. totai. ST .cs8; average. tlivs.tyf
Germans. rs total. sl5l 10, average,
1857 71; Canadians, So to-Ai, f9ss-
275; sYssgs, slasl.eei Cuban, -
Eotai, S539oi knglishmeu. -
total, szo.67o. ayeIage, sl,izz.ooi
iushmen. o. totSl. Sll.ia aYeIsges
- zis.Ssi N0FN x ans, 2 total SeVoi
average, 500 ScOichman, I, total,
81 ,le0. Four Il the employees are
worth = ,0v0 eschs one, 800, one,
s. Geo: one, $40 goo. Thirty y-three iiol-
landefs had &, ,2ls upon arrival IA thls
country, ( Po.anders, S2ooi Austrans,
s35. ! Swiss, $50. Russians, $40
Danes, 500; Is swsdes, =, ,lSQ; Ss Ocf-
mans - ,790, III Canadians, tlsSfo;
Enghshmen, u ,2l5; lrishmen, sls7i !
Norwegian, 800. Total present worth
of foreigners, SSsS coo.
Number renting homes, Ia; Ameri-
cans, 80; Hollandefs, 10, PolandeIs, :;
Austrians, $; Swiss, /; finlandcf, J;
Russians. .; SNedes, Germans, 15i
Canadians, l5. Cuban, Engilshmen,
o; lrshmen, .; Norwegians, 8.
Number OF employees boarding, 22i,
which l. %. per cent. OF total. Eighty
two 1--we at home and give wages 70
parents; l3 live at home and pay no
stated sum for hoard; 6 live at home
and support family. Total weekly
board. SslS.75; average, 13.68; Amerl-
cans, l40; total, sj09.50; average, 1861;
HOllanders, 20; total, S7f.50; average,
1872; Polsnders, l. total, $3.50; Rus
sian, /, total, $3.50; Dane, !; total,
$3.50; Swedes, 10; total, S57; average,
$50; Germans, 25; total, Sl00.25; aver
age, $3.50; Canadians, 10; total, So;
average, $3.50; Englishmen, 5; total,
S2l; average, Sf.20; Austrian, J; total,
s.; lrshmen, 4; total, SlI.60; average,
S3.G2; Frenchmen, total, 4; Scotch
men, l total, 500. One hundred and
twenty-three keep an Itemized account
OF their expenses, which IS 10 per cent.
/ Three hundred and twenty-five own
sewing machines, which is 20 per cent.
of those supporting families. One hun
dred and iorty-seven own musical in
struments, which Is 20 per cent. Num-
ber OF musical Instruments Pianos, 70;
organs, 10; violns, Z; guitars, s; flutes,
=; banJOs, l.
Number of employees who take news
papers and magazines. 40: Americans,
263; HOllanders. 40; Polanders, 4; Aus
trians, ;Swis, =; Finlanders, /; Russians,
Z; Danes, .; Swedes, 10; Germans, Il Ca
nadians, 2l; Cuban, I; Englishmen, 9;
lrlshmen, 4; Frenchmen, / ScOtchmen,
/. FIfty-seyen plus per cent. take
newspapers and magazines, OF which
50 plus rer cent. are Americans. Num-
Der of dailies taken, $50; story, Is.
religious, IS labor, 20; scientific, :;
local and other weekly papers, 373;
magazines, u; miscellaneous, /.
Three hundred and ninety-five work
at hand and 2GS at machine work, and
1l3 at both Four men or less than ]
per cent. have been injured since
engaged as employees. twenty-five re-
ported that their labor organizations
had been OF financial benefit 10 them,
and los, no financial benefit. Other
than financially, l46 reported that their
labor organization had been of 10
benefit To them.