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 1    1,     1,  III       7  |           has fluctuated around 90,000 persons, reached the record
 2    1,     1,  III       7  |           the record figure of 100,000 in 1883, and ~ ~Table 1~
 3    1,     1,  III       7  |               then decreased to 83,000 in 1886. But emigration
 4    1,     1,  III       7  |   increased steadily from about 20,000 persons – which it was until
 5    1,     1,  III       7  |           until 1878 – to about 40,000 in the following three years,
 6    1,     1,  III       8  |          on the ship. This year 68,000 emigrants have set sail
 7    1,     1,  III       8  |           Another large number (60,000) will leave during the coming
 8    1,     1,  III       8  |        figure for women and the 15,000 figure for children under
 9    1,     2            41  |          in one year more that 100,000 immigrants, of which 50,
10    1,     2            41  |            immigrants, of which 50,000 came through the Società
11    1,     2            41  |            the average price of 50,000 contos (125 lire) for passage,
12    1,     2            41  |         admission of more than 100,000 immigrants cost the Province
13    1,     2            41  |           the Province more than 5,000,000 contos (12.5 million
14    1,     2            41  |           Province more than 5,000,000 contos (12.5 million lire),
15    1,     2            41  |            that cost more than 400,000 contos (one million lire),
16    1,     2            41  |        Presidency to introduce 100,000 immigrants. Such energy
17    1,     2            41  |           spends an average of 300,000 contos (750,000 lire) per
18    1,     2            41  |     average of 300,000 contos (750,000 lire) per month for the
19    1,     2            41  |    illustrious commission to add 2,000,000 contos (5 million lire)
20    1,     2            41  |            commission to add 2,000,000 contos (5 million lire)
21    1,     2            42  |            the annual entry of 100,000 immigrants, or a total of
22    1,     2            42  |      immigrants, or a total of 500,000. The admission of 100,000
23    1,     2            42  |          000. The admission of 100,000 immigrants a year, calculating
24    1,     2            42  |            passage, will cost us 5,000,000 contos. However, this
25    1,     2            42  |        passage, will cost us 5,000,000 contos. However, this is
26    1,     2            42  |           price of passage for 140,000 emigrants; Brazil is planning
27    1,     2            42  |         importation of another 200,000 farmers with free passage;
28    1,     2            42  |      farmers with free passage; 40,000 would be called for by Uruguay,
29    1,     2            42  |          called for by Uruguay, 60,000 by Peru, others by Mexico,
30    1,     2            43  |           the Mediterranean, has 3,000 agencies here, besides a
31    1,     2            44  |           movement is limited to 5,000 workers.~From our information,
32    1,     2            47  |             besides a deposit of 1,000 pounds sterling and the
33    1,     5,    I      83  |           the South, more than 400,000 in Brazil, and the rest
34    1,     5,    I      83  |         New York City alone has 85,000. During the decade 1880–
35    1,     5,    I      86  |        heading (it has reached 200,000 persons per year, and last
36    1,     5,    I      86  |          last year touched the 294,000 mark). Most of them, unfortunately,
37    1,     5,   II      89  |       faneghe” of wheat; and L. 90,000 for the poultry – for a
38    1,     5,   II      89  |        condition could cultivate 2,000 coffee trees, which require
39    1,     5,  III      93  |          time, there are about 300,000 Italians entrusted to their
40    1,     5,  III      94  |        great need? There are 1,800,000 more Italians to whom we
41    1,     5,  III      94  |            keeps increasing; 1,980,000 Italians, hundreds of whom
42    1,     7           106  |          of emigrants totaling 400,000. There are about 200,000
43    1,     7           106  |           000. There are about 200,000 temporary emigrants, a veritable
44    1,     7           106  |        schools attended by some 30,000 students, who learn the
45    1,     7,   II     115  |          emigrants amounted to 200,000 lire!~Some of these facts
46    2,     1, Rep2     141  |           23,320 women and over 15,000 children under fourteen
47    2,     1,   II     147  |        they reach the number of 50,000 so far, they did not have
48    2,     1,   II     149  |         two or three percent of 50,000 Italians were usually going
49    2,     1,  III     150  |   registered capital of Lire 2,500,000 in shares. Its purpose is:~ ~
50    2,     1, Summ, IV,  163|            sad. There are about 50,000 Italians. Only two or three
51    2,     1, Summ, IX,  171|        ground would cost about $50,000, and this sum should be
52    2,     1, Summ, X,  173 |        military service of about 2,000 young men a year for the
53    2,     1, Summ, X,  173 |   government would annually have 2,000 fewer soldiers, but in their
54    2,     1, Summ, X,  173 |           each year it will have 2,000 more soldiers in the army,
55    2,     2,    5     186  |      colony, numbering at least 40,000 people.~ This is the reason
56    2,     2,    9     189  |         kind enough to allocate 10,000 Lire from the income of
57    2,     2,   17     195  |         Street area,  ./. where 20,000 or 30,000 Italians live.
58    2,     2,   17     195  |                 where 20,000 or 30,000 Italians live. I was against
59    2,     3,   12     207  |          enclosed offering of L. 2,000 from my missionaries in
60    2,     3,   13     209  |          you very much for the L.2,000 for Peter’s Pence and with
61    2,     3,   17     212  |           Diocese there are over 2,000 fazendas which the Missionaries
62    2,     4,    2     238  |          one to sympathy. These 90,000 Italians living in the city
63    2,     4,   23     257  |           sell the land but for 73,000. dollars. Thus, we have
64    2,     4,   24     259  |           where there are nearly 5,000 Italians.57~ There are also
65    2,     4,   29     263  |          sending you a check for 1,000 lire begging you to transmit
66    2,     4,   29     263  |          church at the cost of 410,000 lire. Yesterday they brought
67    2,     4,   30     264  |           received the check for 1,000 lire but I have not been
68    2,     4,   54     295  |          from the debt of L. l,250,000 by depositing in favor of
69    2,     4,   64     304  |         number 20 to 1, that is, 2,000 Italian children to 100
70    2,     4,   69     311  |      church. Probably more than $2,000 will have to be spent.~
71    2,     6,    I, 3,  329 |        that a debt of more than $7,000 is still outstanding on
72    2,     6,    I, 9,  333 |          Church. There are some 17,000 souls in this city and we
73    2,     6,    I, 10,  334| congregation. Yet there are some 4,000 or 5,000 in Bridgeport.
74    2,     6,    I, 10,  334|          there are some 4,000 or 5,000 in Bridgeport. New Haven