23-34

110 Kentucky Classical and Business

940 39
College."
117 Central University

65 27
118 Bethel College...........

55 31
119 St. Mary's College

1180 5
120 Louisiana State University and

5
Agricultural and Mechanical

College.
121 St. Charles College..

50 4. 65
122 Centenary College of Louisiana 40, 60
123 College of the Immaculate Con-

50
ception.
124 Leland University i.
125 New Orleans University

j9
126 Southern University
127 Straight Univorsity

8
128 Tulane University of Louisiana.

50
129 Jefferson College (St. Mary's)

1300
130 Bowdoin College

75
131 Bates College.

36 2-5
132 Colby University.

45 27
133 St. John's College

40-90 5
134 Johns Hopkins University

100

5
135 | Loyola College

60
136 Washington College.

40-60
137
Rock Hill College

60

5
138 St. Charles's College

1180
139 Mt. St. Mary's College.

1300
140 Frederick College

25-60
141 New Windsor College and Wind 15

sor Female College.
142 Western Maryland College

35, 00
143 Amherst College

100
144 Boston College...

60
145 Boston University (College of Lib 100 274

eral Arts).
146 Harvard College..

150 33-81
147 Tufts College.......

100 31-41
148 Williams College

90
149 College of the Holy Cross*

60
150 | Adrian College*

a27
* From Report of the Commissioner of Education for

1883-'84.
a Includes incidental fees.
Estimated.
c Value of grounds and buildings.
d To students of Kentucky; to others, $30.
6 Also a tract of land yielding from $500 to $800 per

annum. Matriculation fees and room rent.

8,000

50 400 50,000 2,000

21, 000

0
80,000

June.
0

0
1,000

100,000 125, 000
4,500

5, GOO 1,500
500
4,000 0 20, 000

May 25.
0
0

0
100

0 6 57

0 Juno 16.
k6, 250
600

10,000
150 60

Juno 20.
60,000

0

0
120,000

2, 100

0 4,000 5, 000

77,000 950,000

2,000 May 29. 5, 000 1,000

70,000
8,000
0

Juno 17.
1,200 40,000
(35, 000)

344, 525
8,010

18, 908
11, 919

0
152 1, 600 150,000

45, 691 Juno 24.

153, 000 19, 368

10, 500 4,000 9,000 427 150,000 327, 316

24, 000 July 1.

19,762 4,797
6, 000
50 500 $120,000

76, 322 July 1.
0

0
26, Ovo

4,000
5, 000

8, 200

June 24.
0 631, 280 3,000,000
12, 000

220, 777 12, 720

0
50
100,000

June.
2,000

June 24.
6, 300 1,000

2, 800
9,000 1,000

200 800
10,000 1, 800 150 1,500 150,000
3,000
15,000

June 30.
2,000 200

2, 746 800
*50,000

June 10.
4,000
1,500 35,000

0

0
39, 331
2, 280

4, 367 m 6, 290
5, 855 486, 000

June 17.
700,000
12, 000

40,000
2,000

500
300,000

180,000 June 30.
0
0 10,000

60,000

June 21.
n1, 063, 1070130,000 030, 000

110,000 June 2.
220, 300 6220,300 9, 800 p25, 000
20, 104

94,803, 938 9667, 865 144, 151
9,000
315
500,000

358, 977 June.
700, 000

40,000
22, 100

7,377
1, 100 9,000

26,000
400,000 T510, 000

June 16.
r31, 680
31, 300

120,000
3,500 1,500 150 1, 200 125,000 80,000 5,000 / 04,500

June 25.
g Average charge.
h Board and tuition.

m Includes an appropriation from county fund of $1,090.
i This institution is for the training of teachers and

n Net assets of the university.

o For all departments.
preachers for the colored race, and its statistics
will hereafter be found in Tables III and XI.

p Libraries of observatory, herbarium, Peabody Mu. j Incidental fees.

seum, and Museum of Comparative Zoology. k Valuo of grounds and apparatus.

q For all departments of the university, the college funds i Including Fisk Library, Scientific Library, and Li.

alope being $1,217,129, and college recoipts alone

being $270,081. brary of the Medical Department.

q For the year ending Dec. 31, 1884.

TABLE IX.-Statistics of universities and colleges for 1884–85, fc.-Continued.

4, 800

1, 800

174 | La Grange College

1,600
173 William Jewell College.
40

30,000
24 4,000 0 100

55,000
125, 000

May 13, 170 Morrisville College 20-40

10,000 3,000

0

0
21 500 200

June 10.
10,000

3, 750
177 Paynesville School Institutele. 20-50

June 16.
3-31
1,000
500 100

10,000
178 St. Louis University

GO
25,000

June 2.
200
4,000
500,000

0
0 14, 000

0

0 June 30. 179 Washington University

100 5-10

6, 500 3,000 300

600,000 500,000 i30, 000 130,000

0

30,000
180 Sedalia University*

30
o

June 10.
25,000

3,000
181 Drury College
30, 48 2-4 17,000 18,000 1,000 300 150,000 60, 000

4, 800

0

560 June 17.
182 Stewartsville College

20-50

3 300 50 0 12,000

700

70
1,300

0
183 Central Wesleyan College
221-36

June 17.
3,000 500 100
50,000 35, 009 2, 496 5,383

0
2, 600

June 17.
181 Doane College

24
2,500 i2,000 160
i70,000 34, 000 3, 000

2,960

2, 123 21-27

June 24. 185 Nebraska Wesleyan University*

21 4 387

5, 000
6, 000
722

June 20.
186 University of Nebraska

0
7,000
2,500 0 200,000 50,000 3,000

0 41, 000

0 June 9.
187 Nebraska College

45
8 1, 200

500 50 12, 000

4, 142

June 4.
188 Creighton College

4, 292 728
675 115,000 148, 009 11, 200

0 0

June 30. 189 Methodist Episcopal College of 9-58

3

32, COO 18,000 1,600 2, 700
Nebraska.

Jane 17.
190 State University of Nevada
191 | Dartmonth College
90 3 55, 000

100, 000 600,000 30,000 14,000 5,000 104, 000 June
192 St. Benedict's College

60
193 Rutgers College

75 4-6 10,000 8,000 900

3, 800 450,000 1500,000 29,000

4,500 0 511, 000

June 23. 194 College of New Jersey

75 24-7 65, 000 17,000 750, OCO 1, 389, 000 71, 500 16, 410

0 65,000 195

June 17. Alfred University 36

m 103, 000 125, 642 7, 191 3, 910
196

Jure
St. Bonaventure's College

9200 5

5, 863
500 100 900 206, 000

31,684
197

June 18.
St. Stephen's College

0 n225
4,500 2,000
1,000 160, 000

0 0

0 198

0
6, 537

June 17.
Wells Collego

100 71
2,000
250 700 275, 900 200,000 9, 879 6, 500

0

0 Tupe 23 199 Brooklyn Collegiate and Poly 160

7 000

11 219, 173 32,000

87, 598 672

0

! June 17.
tecbnic Institute.
200 St. Francis College

60

6 3,000 200 3,000 160, COO

30,000

June 25.
201 St. John's College

60
202

June 24.
Canisius College

40 4. 65 12, 000
1,000

June 29. 203 St. Lawrence University

30

3 2, 065

141 93, 125 49, 808 3,118 949

0

0
204 Hamilton Collego

June 23.
75 3-5 25, 000 5,000
*m 200,000 277, 027 14, 677 8, 222

July 1.
205 Elmira Female College
g300

0200, 000 90,000

938, 000 3,000 29, 000 206

June 17. St. John's Collogo* 60

p565, 003 24,000 1, 229 13, 500 207 Hobart College

June 50 14, 028 820

456

0 95, 650 280, 297 16, 891 4, 248 208

60, 035 June 25. Madison University

42 21 18,000

135 196,000 519, 021 26,393 5, 629

49, 600 June 17. 209 Cornell University.

975 21-68 *50, 453 *15, 095

*2, 430

*1, 194, 075 *3, 587, 081 *186, 907 *17, 050 210 Ingham University

30

5 2,500 100 500 104, 000

1, 600

June 16.
211 College of St. Francis Xavier

62
22, 009

6,000
212 College of the City of Now York..

22, 424
1,085

280,000 213 | Columbia College.

r130,000

June 24.
68, 378 | 30, 000 | 13, 889
81, 975, 151 | 84, 644, 282 8214, 431 / 81127, 020

June.
From Report of the Commissioner of Eda- h See report of this seminary, Table XI.

p Value of grounds, buildings, and furniture.
cation for 1883-'84.

i Estimated. a Includes incidental fees.

q Tuition is free to State students, to resident grad.
j Includes special appropriation of $100,800 for building purposes.
Average charge.

uates, and to students intending to complete the
% This school is proparatory in grado, and its statistics will hereafter be found
o These statistics are for the year 1883–'84. in Table VII.

prescribed course in agriculture.

r City appropriation. d Exclusive of room rent. e Interest upon scholarships.

1 Besides $50,000, the income of which is regularly appropriated to the college. These statistics, which are for the year ending

m Value of grounds and buildings. 7 Incidental fees.

Sopt. 30, 1881, are for all departments of Column. n Charge for board and incidentals a year. Board and tuition. o Includes value of furniture.

bia College, excepting its medical department. t Includes other receipts from students.

500

150

TABLE IX.-Statistics of universities and colleges for 1894–85, 8c.-Continned.

218 Vuli!!!! y of Rochester 210 YO

18,000

0,00) 101)

101

214
ra

.

239, St. Xavier College

60, 70

500
240 University of Cincinnati

2,000
fo

100,000

8,000
200,000

0 June.
241 Adelbert College of Western Re 80

500,000
3

35,000 600
100

0 June 15.

200,000 600,000
serve University

44,000 1,500

0 June 23.
242 Belmont College
33 31 gh2, 500

(h8, 500)
243 Capital University

hc4,500 hi, 200
25, 40
(1)

June 16.

100,000
244

0

0
Ohio State University

15 33-5
G)

June 30. (i)

June. 245 Ohio Wesleyan University

k29 12: 14,500

1,200

309,000 250,000 20, 000 246 Kenyon College.

212, 000

0
75

Juno 17.
3-4
20,000
m270, 484 m239, 197

3, 100 247 | Denison University

15, 000 June 24. 34 9, 000

4,000 100,000 310, 147 17, 161 2, 457
248 Hiram College.

3, 800 June 24.
30
nit

1,000 227 (0) 50,000 50,000 3,500 3,000
249 Hopedale Normal College.

June 17.
40
1,500 500 50

40,000

1, 522 250 National Normal University h.

June 25.
54
5, 000

100,000
251 Marietta College

23,000
45 11-3

20, 130 7, 800 1, 430 13,000 136, 083
252 Mt. Union College
30 31

50,000 June 30.
6,000 600

p518,000
253 Muskingum College

27,33
2-2
1,000

July 30. 1,000 15, 000 30,000

2,000 2,500 254 Oberlin College.

930 18, 000

June 21.

359, 704 28, 847 918, 066
255 Rio Grande Collegeh

26, 750
28
388

Juno 30.
(36, 000)

1,700
256 Scio Collego

1, 100
11
000

25,000
257 Wittenberg College*.
39

June.
27-37
2, 546

170 5,000 150,000 145, 000 9,612
258 Heidelberg College

4, 737
24 27-31

1,000
000

50
2,000 75,000 70,000 5, 000

200

0
259

Juno 18.
Urbana University

75
3-5
5, 000 1,000 40
34, 800 55, 000 4,000 000

June 29.
260 Otterbein University

930 1. 65-23

1,500
525 50 2, 250 55, 000 69,000 5,000 000

June 10.
141-201
261 | Wilberforce University.

3, 025 1, 114 50
50,000 10, 500 700

000

June 17.
262 Wilmington Colloge.

39
3 1, 200 150

100 80,000 31, 000 1, 800 2, 500
30, 45

June 25.
263 University of Wooster..

21-33
10,000 2, 000 633
400,000 130, 895 8, 413 11, 980

0
264 Antioch Collego*

15, 000 June 23.
373
265 Corvallis Colleger......

June 17. 266 Univorsity of Oregon*.

40 3-4 1,150 400 500

1,000
80,000 100,000 8,000 4,700 2,500

0 Jano.
267 Pacific University and Tualatin 10, 15 27

5, 700
500

130, 000 86,000 8, 080 3,000 Academy:

June 2. 268 McMinnville College

40 23 *380 *360

60,000 25,000 269 Christian College h .....

June 7 and 8.

14,000
270 Philomath College

15-30
24-3
500 300 75

15, 000 16,500 1, 650 1, 600
271 Willamette University

June 24.
50
3 3,000 100

50

75, 000 28, 000 2, 200 6, 700
Western University of Pennsyl 60-80
5,000

June 17.
2,000 100 400

75,000 275, 336 17,628 10, 084
vania.

June 17.
273 Muhlenberg College

40, 50 *2,700 *4,100 *80,000 *117, 000

*29, 000 274 Lebanon Valley College 40 31 2,050 800 50 883

53, 500 10,000 450 275

12,500

0

0 June 10.
St. Vincent's College.

a180
276 Genova College
33, 39

June 30.
1,400

500
50,000

4,000 3, 620 277 Dickinson College*

May 25. 67 21-33 8, 243 500 100 21, 054 p175,000 291, 460 13, 962

92, 778

0

0 June 25. 278) Pennsylvania Military Academy..

6 1, 200
100,000

Juno 17.
* From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1883-'84. h These statistics are for the year 1883-'84.

n Exclusive of room rent.
a Board and tuition.
o Scholarship and prize fands.

i See report of German Lutheran Seminary, Colum- o 2,224 volumes in these libraries are included in col.

bus, Ohio (Table XI).
e Income from all sources other than tuition.

j See Table x, Part 1.

lege library proper.

p Estimated. a Ministers' children, $30.

k Incidental fees.

9 Includes incidental fees. e Also $7,500 permanent, from land grant.

1 Average charge. To residents; to non-residents, $60.

m Includes funds of the Protestant Episcopal Theo

See report of Oregon State Agricultural College

(Tablo X, Part 1). In all libraries of the college.

logical Seminary at Gambier, Ohio.