..............................

..............12-22

..17-20

.311

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.

.

.

.

.

Hudson County, Mortgage and Foreclosure Movement, Valuations in

........ ..319–323, 328, 343, 344, 364, 377, 384, 389, 390
Hunterdon County, Mortgage and Foreclosure Movement, Valuations in

....319–323, 329, 330, 331, 337, 343, 344, 364, 378, 385, 389, 390
Incapacity of Workmen. See Occupation, Effect of.
Indebtedness, Mortgage. See.
Industrial Diseases. .....

Report to Privy Council on...
Installment Payments on Mortgages. ......

... 333–325, 339
Insurance Companies as Mortgagees. See Mortgage Indebtedness.
Interest Rate, Decrease in...

.........337
Jiggermen. See Potters.
Judgments, Real Estate, Effect of...
Kansas, Co-operative Legislation...

.............394, 401-403
Kilomen. See Potters.
Land Values, Movement in. See Mortgage Indebtedness.
Laws. See Labor Legislation, Factory Legislation, Co-operative Legislation.
Labor Legi-lation, New Jersey, 1890...........

......433-438
See also Factory and Co-operative Legislation
Life, Increase of Average Length of Human......

.........5, 22
Trade, Duration. See Occupation, Effect of.

Mortgage, of. See Mortgage Indebtedness.
Makers, Hat. See Hatters.
Massachusetts, Co-operative Legislation..........................394, 403, 404
Master Shearers. See Glass Workers.
Mercantile Failures.....

......323, 324
Mercer County, Mortgage and Foreclosure Movement, Valuations in

..........319–323, 343, 366, 378, 385, 389, 390
Middlesex County, Mortgage and Foreclos are Movement, Valuations in

.....319-323, 343, 344, 367, 379, 385. 389, 390
Minnesota, Co-operative Legislation......

...............394, 405
Monmouth County, Mortgage and Foreclosure Movement, Valuations in

.........319–323, 344, 368, 379, 386, 389, 390
Morris County, Mortgage and Foreclosure Movement, Valuations in

.....319-323, 343, 344, 368, 379, 386, 389, 390
Mortality, Occupational. See Occupation, Effect of.
Mortgage Indebtedness and Foreclosure Executions.

.307–390
Absence of data of.......

...........311
Assessed Valuations in New Jersey.

..321, 389, 390
Western States....

309
Bill of Foreclosure.....

.315
Bond, Proceedings on...

.............314
Census Investigation.

....308, 310, 311
Counties, of. See
Estimated, in United States...........................................309
New Jersey .......................

....336, 337
Farms, on..........

........... 308, 323, 325-327
Farming Industry and Lands, Depressed condition,

........307–309, 326, 328, 329, 330-332, 336
Financial Depressions........

.......... 317-319
Five County Act ..............

..........313
Foreclosure Executions, Acreage..

...351, 357-374
Building Association......

..339, 348, 375–381

....339, 348, 375, 381
Business Failures and, ....

.......................323-326
Chancery and Circuit Court.........

...............315
Corporation...........................

.........318, 339, 345, 348, 357-381
Cities, in. ......

........347
Counties, in. See.

Bank......::::

Decrease in. .......

....325, 332, 342
Farm lands, on.........

...325. 326
Insurance Company.....

.........339, 345, 348, 375–381
Mortgage and, Movement Contrast.

.........318-323
Number and Amount.. 318, 319, 326, 339, 343, 344-346, 349, 300, 357–381
Sacrifice of Property by.......

............317
Sheriff's Statement, a..........

..................315, 316
Judgments, Effects of......
Mortgages, Building and Loan Association..

10, 338, 355, 356

....................338, 355, 356
Chattel...

...........311, 312
Corporation.......

...............338, 355, 356
Counties, Number Kecorded in.
Equity of Redemption......
Essex County, Transcript of, in...

336, 338, 355, 356
Farm, Extent of....
Increase of, Meaning....

..307, 323
Foreclosures of......

.........325, 326
Life of..........

........310, 331, 335
Number and Amount of......

...........336, 337
Foreclosed, Life of......

........315, 335, 352, 382-388
Increase in......................................... 318-320, 323, 344
Insurance Company.....

................338, 355, 356
Interest Rate, in Essex County......

.........337
Interest and Insurance Clauses

....................314
Installment Payments on.

..310, 333, 335
Life of.......

313, 335, 352
Monthly Movement.....

.........352
Number and Amount of........

336, 344, 353-356
Requisites and Effect of........

.312, 313
Statute of Limitations.........

................313
Taxes on............

...........313, 314
To be Foreclosed before Bond Proceedings....

............314, 329
Western Farm.....

...........308
Population, Valuation and...................................320-323. 390
Mould Makers See Potters.
Nativity of Workmen, See Occupation, Effect of,
New Jersey, Labor Legislation, Co-operative Legislation. See
New York, Co-operative Legislation.........

...........394, 411-413
Ocean County, Mortgage and Foreclosure Movement, Valuations in

.......319–323, 343, 357, 369, 379, 386, 389, 390
Occupational Mortality. See Occupation, Effect of
(ccupation, Effect of, on Health and Trade Life....

..........1-222
Age of Beginning Work..............................25, 26, 46-68, 70-73
Decline....

...104-111, 114, 115
Incapacity............

... 132-144, 162–166, 194-201
Present....

... 74-96, 98, 99
Boards of Health.............

.........13, 14
Bureau Investigation Blank, etc.
Decline of Workmen, Age of. See Above
Cause of.........

.......146-154, 173-187
Number..........

........74–96, 102, 103
Diseases contracted............19-21, 36-39, 146-159, 162–171, 173-218, 221
Duration of Trade Life. See below, Years at Work.
Factory and Sanitary Legislation. ...... .........5-13, 21, 22, 36, 225-303
Farr, Dr., Reports of........

............20, 21
Glass Workers, Statistics of. See Glass Workers.
Factories, Sanitary Arrangements of......

..........30-82
Method of Working in...............

......27-30, 32-35

.......23-27

..15-22

OD..............................

Hatters, Statistics of, See Hatters.
Consumption, Report on........

...........121
Factories, Sanitary Arrangements of....

..........36-39
Incapacity of Workmen, Age, and Causes of..132-141, 144, 162–166, 194-201
Increase in Length of Life........
Industrial Discases.........
Reports on, to Privy Council...

... 17-20
Mortality Statistics, Occupational...

.....17-20, 167-172, 213-222
Nativity of Workmen..........25, 72, 73, 74-96, 100, 101, 126, 127, 130, 131
Ogle, Dr., Reports of ...........

... 20, 21, 213-222
Potters, Statistics of. See Potters.
Factories, Sanitary Arrangements of....

42-43
Sanitary Legislation, Effect of..........

15. 6-11, 22
Stickler, Dr. J. W., on Hatters' Diseases. .
Value of Trade Life...................

..................25, 26
Wages...............
.........:::::

... 25, 26
Years at Work........ ......... 25, 26, 74-96, 98, 99, 116–121, 124, 125
Ogle, Dr., Register-General, England, Reports of, ..............20, 21, 213-222
Ohio, Co-operative Legislation.........

....394, 413-415
Packers and Warehousemen. See Potters.
Pennsylvania, Co operative Legislation........

....394, 415-427
Population, Valuation, and Mortgage Indebtedness............320-323, 389, 390
Passaic County, Mortgages Foreclosures and Assessed Valuations in

........ ..........319-323. 343, 344, 353, 354, 370, 380, 387, 389, 390
Potters, Effects of Occupation on......

........19-221
Age of Beginning Work....

ginning work..............................25, 26, 58–68, 71, 73
Decline ....

........................ 109-111. 115
Present.......................

..........86-96, 99
Causes of Decline......

..... 150–154, 185–187
Declined, Number of....

..........86–96, 103
Description of Work of....

.....39-43
Diseases of....

.19, 20, 150-154, 157-159, 185, 186, 193, 218, 221
Incapacitated, Number and Ages of........

.....140, 141, 144
Mortality Statistics. .............

........215, 218, 221
Nativity of..............

...25, 73, 86–96, 101, 126, 127, 131
Sanitary Arrangements of Factories........

.........42, 43
Years at Work.............................25, 26, 86-96, 99, 120, 121, 125
Pot Makers. See Giass Workers.
Pouncers. See Ha'ters.
Pressers. See Potters.
Privy Council, Report on Industrial Diseases to.......
Recorded Indebtedness. See Mortgage Indebtedness.
Real Estate, Mortgage Indebtedness. See
Valuations.......................

....389, 390
Register-General, Eng., Reports of.....

.....20, 21, 22, 213-222
Saggermakers. See Potters,
Salem County, Mortgages, Foreclosures and Assessed Valuations in

....................319-323, 337, 343, 344, 353, 370, 380, 387, 389, 390
Sanitary Arrangements of Factories in New Jersey. See Occupation, Effect of.

Legislation. See Factory Legislation, and Occupation, Effect of
Somerset County, Mortgages, Foreclosures, and Assessed Valuations iu

...........314-323, 330, 337, 343, 344, 353 372, 380, 387. 389. 390
Stickler, Dr. J. W., on Hatters' Diseases............................21, 36, 38
Sussex County, Mortgages, Foreclosures and Assessed Valuations in

319-323, 330, 331, 337, 343, 344, 353, 373, 381, 388, 389, 390
Switzerland, Factory Legislation of. See.
Tennessee. Co operative Legislation......

..........394, 427-429
Throwers. See Potters.
Trade Life. See Occupation, Effect of.

..............17-20

Turners. See Potters,
Union County, Mortgages, Foreclosures and Assessed Valuations in

...........................319–323, 328, 343, 344, 353, 374, 381, 388-390
United Kingdom. See Cooperative Legislation ; Factory Legislation, England.
States, Mercantile Failures in....................................323, 324

See also Co-operative Legislation and Factory Legislation.
Valuations Assessed, and Mortgage Indebtedness..............320-323, 389, 390
Vial Blowers, Bottle and. See Glass Workers.
Warren County, Mortgages, Foreclosures, and Assessed Valuations in

........319-323, 331, 332, 337, 343, 344, 353, 375, 381, 388-390
Wages..........

....25, 26
Warehousemen. See Potters
Western Farm Mortgages.... .....

..........308
Window G.ass. See Glass Workers.
Wisconsin, Co-operative Legislation.... ..................394, 429-430
Work Ages. See Occupation, Effect of,
Workmen. See Occupation, Effect of.
Years at Work. See Occupation, Effect of.

State of New JERSEY, OFFICE OF BUREAU OF
STATISTICS OF LABOR AND INDUSTRIES,

TRENTON, October 31st, 188.)

To His Excellency, Leon Abbett, Governor :

SIR-I have the honor to submit to the Senate and General Assembly, through you, the Twelfth Annual Report of the Bureau of Statistics of Labor and Industries.

JAMES BISHOP,

Chief.