WITH BOTH PARENTS FOREIGN-BORN, BY INDUSTRIES-Concluded.

TABLE XXVI.-SUMMARY OF CERTAIN CONDITIONS OF WORKING

a Of those stated in the summary the following numbers, in the cities named, were found by test to be unable to read simple sentences: Atlanta, 3 in other schools; Baltimore, 2 in American public schools, 4 in other schools, 6 in schools not reported; Boston, 59 in other schools; Brooklyn, 9 in other schools, 5 in schools not reported; Buffalo, 2 in American public schools, 19 in other schools, 8 in schools not reported; Charleston, 6 in other schools; Chicago, 14 in American public schools, 24 in other schools, 37 in schools not reported; Cincinnati, 3 in American public schools, 3 in other schools, 6 in schools not reported; Cleveland, 19 in schools not reported; Indianapolis, 12 in other schools; Louisville, 3 in American public schools, 17 in other schools, 10 in schools not reported; Newark, 10 in American public schools, 6 in other schools, 7 in schools not reported; New Orleans, 16 in schools not reported; New York, 40 in American public schools, 68 in other schools, 90 in schools not reported; Philadelphia, 53 in schools not reported; Providence, 25 in other schools; Richmond, 1 in other schools; Saint Louis, 38 in other schools; Saint Paul, 39 in other schools; Savannah, 2 in other schools; total unable to read, 74 in American public schools, 335 in other schools, 257 in schools not reported.

No report received.

WOMEN WITH BOTH PARENTS FOREIGN-BORN, BY CITIES.

TABLE XXVII.-SUMMARY OF CERTAIN CONDITIONS OF WORKING WOMEN

a Of those stated in the summary the following numbers, in the cities named, were found by test to be unable to read simple sentences: Atlanta, 75 in other schools; Baltimore, 13 in American public schools, 4 in other schools, 12 in schools not reported; Boston, 62 in other schools; Brooklyn, 10 in other schools, 5 in schools not reported; Buffalo, 4 in American public schools, 23 in other schools, 8 in schools not reported; Charleston, 2 in American public schools, 20 in other schools; Chicago, 16 in American public schools, 24 in other schools, 38 in schools not reported; Cincinnati, 5 in American public schools, 4 in other schools, 7 in schools not reported; Cleveland, 19 in schools not reported; Indianapolis, 18 in other schools; Louisville, 7 in American public schools, 20 in other schools, 24 in schools not reported; Newark, 12 in American public schools, 7 in other schools, 7 in schools not reported; New Orleans, 2 in American public schools, 28 in schools not reported; New York, 48 in American public schools, 69 in other schools, 90 in schools not reported: Philadelphia, 1 in other schools, 66 in schools not reported; Providence, 27 in other schools; Richmond, 36 in American public schools, 6 in other schools, 36 in schools not reported; Saint Louis, 50 in other schools; Saint Paul, 40 in other schools; Savannah, 2 in other schools; total unable to read, 145 in American public schools, 462 in other schools, 340 in schools not reported.

b No report received.

OF BOTH FOREIGN AND NATIVE PARENTAGE COMBINED, BY CITIES.