Table II.-School statistics of cities containing 7,500 inhabitants and over, for 1884-'85, 8-c.-Continned.

1

4
2
15
2

5
3
16
3

1

1 Montgomery, Ala
2 Little Rock, Ark.
3 Los Angeles, Cal.
40.kland, Cal
5 Sucramento, Cal
0 Sa: Francisco, Cal
7 San Jo:é, Cal.
8' Sto:kton, Cal*
0 Denver, Colo. (3 of city)*.
JO Ledrille, Colo a.
11 Bridgeport, Conna....
12 Dunbury, Cona..
13 | Derby, Coun*
14 Greenwich, Conna.
15 llar: fod, Conna
10

Meriden, Conn
17 i Mikiltown, Conn*b.
18 New Britain, Conn..
19 Novllaven, Cogn..
20 Nr London, Conn*
21 Nook, Com
2 Norwich, Conn.
23 Sinnad, Conne
21 Waterbury, Conn"

Windlass, Conna.
21 Wilington, Del..
27 Ky Wpt, Fla' o.

Atlanta, Gan

Ainta, GA 83 Colinibus, Ga.

11

4
16
16

9
19

867
200

150
2, 185
2, 413
1, 702
0, 487
3, 194

991
2, 215
11, 344
2, 000

wi:

1,980

502

1,054

273

1CO
156

2

1

(c34)

13
23

6
21
10
0

31 Macon, Ga.
32 Savannah, Ga*
33 Alton, Ill*
34 Bellevillo, III.
35 Bloomington, Ill.
30 Chicago, Illa.

19 940
37 Danville, 111.
38 Docatur, Ill
39 Elgin, Ill..
40 Freeport, Ill
41 Galesburg, Illa
42 Jacksonville, Ill.
43 Joliot, IN*

6 4
44 Moline, Ill*
45 Ottawa, lil

(7)
46 Peoria, Ill*

(11) 1
47 Quincy, III
48 Rockford, Ill
49 Rock Island, III

7 3
50 Springfield, Ill

(6)
51 Evangville, Ind.
52 Fort Wayne, Ind

8 1
53 Indianapolis, Ind

28 2
54 | Jeffersonville, Ind.
55 | La Fayette, Ind*

(6) 1
56 Logansport, Ind.
57 | Madison, Ind*

(6) 1
58 New Albany, Ind*
59 Richmond, Ind

(8) 1
60 South Bend, Ind.
61
Terre Hante, Ind.

(11) 1 0
62 Vincennes, Ind.
63 Cedar Rapids, Iowa*

7 6 0 0
64 Clinton, Iowa
65 Council Bluffy, Iowa.

13 1 1
66 Davenport, Iowa
67 Des Moines (west side), Iowa
€8 Dubuque, Iowa ..
69 Keokuk, Iowa.
70 Muscatine, Iowa
71 Atchison, Kans"
72 Lawrence, Kans
73 Leavenworth, Kans
74 Topeka, Kans

4 8
75 Covington, Ky

(5) 1
70 | Louisville, Ky.

(30) 2 1
* From the Report of the Commissioner of Education

for 1883-'81. a These statistica aro for the year 1883-'84. o These statistics are for tho Middletown City school

district oily.

1.520

23

8 3,000

3 33

17 3 2 1, 319

14

9 1
2,400

1

2810 4
2, 900

1
60, 780

0 787 26 318 20 20
2,500
1, 844

0 18 3 8 3 3

0 22 0 9 2 2 1, 860

19 1 9 1, 900

18

14
2, 359 500 2,859 0

0 15 1 2
1, 415
h 300 1,715

18 2 10

59 4. 36 4 2 3, 261

1 45

2 3
2,000
2,010
800 2,810

25

13 1 3

4 21 2 4
5, 888
4, 174 3, 850 8,024

55 4 37 2 7
12,387
1, 950
2, 150 1,000 3, 150 3 21 4 11 4
1,770

20 3 10 1
1,700

17 2 7 2 2 2, 378

34

16 2 2, 250

6 8 4 2
4, 286

1 44 7 34 1 7
926
2, 422 300 2, 722 0 33 0 12 0 3
1, 779
2, 718
3,028

2 9 2 1
4, 264

1 46 6 26 1 4 3,082 *3, 550

56 566

3 3
2, 302
1,600

1
1, 740
1, 650
*3,000
3, 298

1 7 9 33 2 1
3,500

0 32 5 22 2 3
122 f303

10 10
mar grades.
g all these buildings have primary as well as gram.
h Estimated.

13

529 2, 663
6

(3, 300)
33
c Includes thoso for ungraded schools.
d Same as those used for day schools.
e Including Monroe County.
✓ In primary and grammar schools.

TABLE 11.-School statistics of cities containing 7,500 inhabitants and orer, for 1884-'85, 8c.-Continued.

107 Medford, Mass o
108 Milforil, Mass

12
109 Natiok, Mass o.
110 New Boilford, Mass

1920 31
111 Newburyport, Mass o
112 Newton, Mans

4 14 1
113 North Adams, Mass
114 | Northampton, Mass
105 | Peabol, Mas8*
116

Pittsfield, Mans
117 Quincy, Masse
118 Salem, Masec.
119 Somerville, Mags ....

415
120 Springfield, Alass.

17
121 Tauntou, Mass

25 5
122 Waltham, Mass
123 Westtiekl, Mass

(19)
124 Weymouth, Mass.

12 9 2
125 Woburn, Alass

6 7
126 Worcester, Mags

14 23
127 Adrian, Mich c.
128 Aun Arbor, Mich.

4 2
129 Bay City, Mich.

2 6
130 Detroit, Mich

(30)
131 East Saginaw, Mich

(10)

0
132 Flint, Mich*

2

4
133 Grand Rapids, Mich.

7 13 2
SDistrict No. 1
134 Jackson, Mich. District No. 17.
135 Muskegon, Mich
136 Port Huron, Mich
137 Saginaw, Mich
138 Minneapolis, Minn
139 St. Paul, Minn

18
140 Winonu, Minn"
141 Viksburg, Miss
142 Hannibal, Mo.
143 Kansus City, Mo.
144 St. Joseph, Mo
145 St. Louis. Moc
146 Sedalia, Mo
147 Lincoln, Nebr
148 Onaha, Nebr

9
149 Virginia City, Nev
150 Concord, N. 1*
151 Dover, N. H*

* From Report of the Commissioner of Education for

1883-84. a For rural schools. o includes report of mixed schools.

9
8 1 9
14
3, 860 1, 404 220

150
2
30
10
11, 065 591 127

150
c These statistics are for the year 1883-'84,

Those are for the Portland School for the Deaf.
e Same as those used for clay schools.
J Also used for day schools.

1,933

ji 126 1 10
Inclndes country schools.
h Includes country and mill schools.
i Includes rapport of ungraded schools.

In ungraded school.