The mortality by classes and by certain of the more important diseases was as follows:
Causes:
| 1. Zymotic | 434 |
| 2. Constitutional | 251 |
| 3. Local | 644 |
| 4. Developmental | 121 |
| 5. Violence | 63 |
| Measles | 6 |
| Croup | 8 |
| Diphtheria | 82 |
| Scarlet Fever | 45 |
| Typhoid Fever | |
| Whooping Cough | 5 |
| Malarial Diseases | 4 |
| Diarrhœal Diseases (all ages) | 244 |
| Diarrhœal Diseases (under 5 years) | 233 |
| Phthisis | 137 |
| Bronchitis | 45 |
| Pneumonia | 80 |
| All Respiratory Diseases | 149 |
| Bright’s Diseases | 35 |
| Puerperal Diseases | 17 |
| Old Age | 17 |
| Suicide | 10 |
Reported cases:
| Diphtheria | 214 |
| Scarlet Fever | 255 |
| Measles | 128 |
| Typhoid Fever |
During the month 13 cases of small-pox were reported, of which number 13 were confirmed as small-pox. 13 cases of small-pox were sent to hospital. No deaths from small-pox occurred in the city and 2 in the hospital.
Deaths by sex, color, and social condition were as follows:
| Male | 846 | Female | 667 |
| White | Colored | 21 | |
| Native | 1102 | Foreign | 411 |
| Married | 328 | Single | 1006 |
| Widows, Widowers, and not stated | 179 |
Still-births (excluded from list of deaths) were as follows:
| Males | 60 |
| Females | 53 |
| Total | 113 |
| Deaths in public institutions | 115 |
| Deaths in tenement houses | 745 |
| Inquest cases | 156 |
| Homicides | |
| Suicides | 10 |