TABLE IV. - Statistics of commercial and business colleges for 1824-'85, 8c.-- Continued.

NOTE.—The branches taught are indicated by x.

--

-

27 Commercial department of Ewing College.

210 x 0

0 28 Commercial department of German-English Col. 19

5 40

025
lege.

281
29 Western Business College.

6-12 11 6 160 Training School. 30 Jacksonville Business College and English 26 0.0 19 x

Xg 0 500 9, 1042

45, 75 31 Joliet Business College and English Training 25

15 School.

15, 000 1,000 11 44 11 40 32 Commercial department of McKendree College.

13 33 Lincoln Business College, Lincoln University... 9 34

40
Commercial department of Mt. Morris College..

50
4 15

20
35 Commercial department of Northwestern Cal

3,000 200

10 40
10

35
loge k

3,6

c25
36 Parish's Business College and Telegraphic In. 6

17
stitute.

gx

12 52 4

60
37 Gem City Business College..

20

200

6-8 28 38 Rockford Business College ...

52 6 60 18

400 39 Springfield Business College

6-8 51 6 50

6 48

18 6
40 Sterling Business and Phonographic College *
23

25-75
0
41

0
0 0

ms 52
0 0

n35
Evansville Commercial College and Institute of 10

19
Phonography.

3-9 50 8-9

045
42 Fort Wayne Business College
43 Indianapolis Business University

52
75
15
20

40 gx 100

6 50 44 Star City Business College.....

50
5 0

0
45

0

0
Union Business College

0
12

44 6
10
20

0
46 Hall's Business College

12 48

35 3 181 x

150 50

36 6 47 | Commercial department of the University of

p43 Notr Dame.

18 40 48 Richmond Business College and Telegraph In 25 0

18

х stitute.

12 52 8

40 49 Terre Haute Commercial College

35 25 0 0 0 22 50

500 0 10
Northern Indiana Commercial College *. 172 163 375

6
0 0 21
51

350 25 8
Vernon Normal School and Businuss Institute

50 0 100 52 Cedar Rapid Business College..

15 17 0 0

0 0 0

х

x

0 0 9 52
53 Davenport Business College*

9
32 4924

18-19 54

х

350 Iowa Commercial Instituto..

350 78

52 4

60 22

100

40 6 52 55 Decorab Business College 20

8 850

0
56

0

0 90 Decorab Business Institute

6-8 52
22

130
57

40
Drake University Business College
19

t20
58 Iowa Business College *

(u) (u)

38
10

t35
30
59

75
12 50 6

60 Hurd's National Business College of Upper 19

6 Iowa University.*

25
* From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1883–'84. F Monthly charge for time in attendance.

n For three months.
a Reported with scientific department (see Table X, Part 1).
o Scholarship for business course.

o For scholarship
c For six months.

k For life scholarship.

p For day class; evening class, $20. d In day school; evening school, $40.

i All studies electivo; tuition paid for studies chosen. Board and tuition.

For day school; $30 for evening school. e Students in the business department are entitled to k These statistics are for the school year 1883-'84. 8 Time unlimited.

* $? per

month, day school; $3 per month, ovening school. gratuitous instruction in this branch in the classes of 1 For a term of ten weeks.

t For commercial courge. the other departments of the university. m Average time.

u Reported with classical department (800 Tablo IX).

9300

TABLE IV. - Statistics of commercial and business colleges for 1884–85, 80.- Continued.

03

6o Commercial department of Simpson Centenary

College.a
01 Iowa City Commercial College

Peirce's Business College
Oskaloosa Business College.......

9
Ottumwa Business College
65 Whittier College Business Course
66 Northwestern Business College.
07 Abilene Commercial School and Literary Insti 0 0

tuto.
68 Lawrence Business College.

26 25
69 W ostern Business College *
70 Thomas Martin & Son Business College Com-

pany."
71 School of Commerce, South Kentucky College..
72 Commercial College of Kentucky University

7 93
73 Louisville Bryant & Stratton Business College*. 10 12
74 Thomas Martin & Son Business College Com-
75 Western Kentucky Normal University and

Business College.
76 J. W. Blackman's Commercial College..
77 Soulé's Commercial College and Literary Institnte 613
78 Dirigo Busiuese College and Telegraph Institute 23
70 Portland Business College
80 Rockland Commercial College

14
81 Bryant, Stratton & Sndler Business Collego 53

Eaton & Burnett'e Business College...

36

0

0

0

G, 800

900

10

83 | French's Business College and Stenographio In

stitute. 84 Sawyer's Commercial College

12
85 Holmes' Bryant & Stratton Commercial College.
80 Chickering's Commercial College and School of

Business.
87 Wilbraham Business University (Wesleyan

Academy).
88 Hinman's Business College.

20
89 School of Commerce, Adrian College
90 Commercial department of Battle Creek High 0
3 School
91 Big Rapids Industrial School.
92 Commercial department, Detroit High School... 0
93 The Goldsmith Bryant & Stratton Business | 41

University.de
94 Spencerian Business College k.
95 Grand Rapids Business College and Practical

Training School.
96 Commercial and telegraphic department of

Hillsdale College.
97 Poucher Business College
98 Parsons Business College, Short-hand and Tele-
! graph Institute.
09 | Bartlett's Business College.
100 St. John's Commercial College (St. John's Uni-

versity).
101 Archibald Business College*

25 20
102 St. Paul Business College and Tolographic In. 26 18

stituto.
103 Winona Business College
104 St. Stanislaus Commercial College*
105 Cooper's Business College (Cooper Institute).

0
106 Meridian Business College

10 107

Southwestern Commercial College (Southwest

Baptist College). 108 | National Business College.

34
109 Kirksville Mercantile College and Writing Insti-

tuto.
110 Bryant's Business College.

60
111 Ritner's Commercial College.

32 45 . 112 St. Joseph Commercial College 113 Bryant & Stratton Business College.

* From Report ofthe Commissioner of Edncation for 1883-'84. a These statistics are for the school year 1883-'84. b For life scholarship. e For commercial course. d For scholarship. e In machine stenography, f In commercial course; also a litorary course from two to

five years in length.

X X

XX

5

40
40

10
g5

30
n 180

X

x

X

х

12 52 7

65

12 10 640 0

40
e 52

40
50 12

35
1,500
10 40

24-40
*10 10 x

52 81

60, 70
I Since July 1, 1885, the Spencerian Business College and the

Goldsmith Bryant & Stratton Business University and May.
hew Business College have been consolidated under the name

of Detroit Business University.
1 For six months.
m Scholarship for commercial course; for telegraphic course,
n Board and tuition.

$35; for joint commercial and telegraphic scholarship, $55.

TABLE IV.-Statistics of commercial and business colleges for 1884-'85, 8c.- Continued.

NOTE.—The branches taught are indicated by x.

$40, 60

a 50

15-90

40

114 Franklin Institute
115 Jones Commercial College*
116 Tohnson's Commercial College
117 Mound City Commercial College
118 Northwestern Normal School and Business In-

stitute.
119 Stewartsville Commercial College
120 Commercial department, Central Wesleyan Col-

lege.
121 Hastings Commercial College
122 Lincoln Business College.
123 Omaha Commercial College
124 Wyman Commercial College*
125 Bryant & Stratton Business College*
126 New Hampton Commercial College
127 Commercial College* e.
128 Elizabeth Business College
129 Jersey City Business College
130 Coleman's Bryant & Stratton Business College*
131 New Jersoy Business College
132 Paterson Business College
133 Capital City Commercial Collego.
134 Albany Business Collego
135 Claghorn's Bryant & Stratton Commercial

School
136 French's Business and Telegraph Collego.
137 St. James'e Commoreinl College
138 Wright's Business College...........

50

40-120
25-75
J 40
h 65

75
h75

75
120

50 60-100