RELIGION
891
The percentage of stillborn to total births in Hungary is 2*3 in 1897. The rate of illegitimacy is 9"1 per cent, of the whole.
The following are the emigration statistics of Hungary for five years : —
Year
Through Hamburg and Bremen
Accorfling to United States statistics
1893 1894 1895 1896 1897
13,566
5,427
17,536
14,808
9,676
26,219 9,000 23,684 25,879 13,791
III. — -Principal Towns.
The following were the civil and military populations of the principal towns on December 31, 1890 : —
Budapest
505,763
Pecs (Fiinfkirchen)
35,449
Szeged
87,410
Kolozsvar (Klausenburg) 34,858
Szabadka
73,526
Mako .
32,669
Debreczen .
58,952
Brasso (Kronstadt)
32,549
Pozsony (Pressburg)
56,048
j\Iiskolcz
32,288
Hod-Mezo-Yasarhely
55,626
Bekes-Csaba.
32,244
Kecskemet .
49,600
Kassa
32,165
Arad .
43,682
Szentes
30,797
Temesvar
43,438
Felegyhaza .
30,444
Nagyvarad (Grosswarde
in) 40,750
Fiume ,
30,337
Zagrab (Agram) . ,
40,268
Religion.
In Hungary there is perfect equality among all legally recog- nised religions. These are : — The Roman and Greek Catholic, the Evangelical (Augsburg and Helvetian), the Greek-Oriental, the Gregorian- Armenian, the Unitarian, and the Jewish. Each has the independent administration of its own affairs.
The following figures relate to 1897 for Hungary Proper : —
'riests secular : —
Memljers of orders : —
Roman Catholic Church
. 5,276
Male
. 2,323
Greek Catholic Church
. 2,251
Female .
. 3,165
Greek Oriental Church
. 2,236
Protestant clergy
. 3,569
Jewish clergy
. 1,601
