TABLE XVIII. --- Statistics of institutions for the deaf and dumb for 1884–85; from replies to inquiries by the United Stairs Bureau of Education.

1800
Stato

Joseph H. Johnson, M. D
1868 Stato

Jobn C. Littlepage
1860
Stato

Warring Wilkinson, M. A.
1874 | Stato

D. C. Dudley, A.
1810 Board of direc- Job Williams, M. A

tors.
1869 Private

N. F. Whipple
1885 State

Park Terrell.
1846 | Board of trus. Wesley 0. Connor

teeg.
1875 Board of edu. Rev. Philip A. Emery, M. A., D. D...

cation.
1883 Private Miss Mary McCowen
1839 Stato

Philip G. Gillett, A. M., LL. D.
1844 State

Eli P. Baker, superintendent
1855 State

H. C. Hammond, superintendent
1862
Stato

S. T. Walker, superintendent.....
1823 Stato

W. K. Argo, A. II,, superintondent
Stato

R. G. Ferguson, A.M.

1 Alabama Institution for the Deaf and Dumb and Talladega, Ala

the Blind.
2 Arkansas Deaf-Mute Institute

Little Rock, Ark.
3 Institution for the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind.. Berkeley, Cal
Institute for the Education of the Mate and the Colorado Springs, Colo.

Blind.
American Asylum for the Education of the Deaf Hartford, Conn

and Dumb.
Whipple's Home School

Mystic River, Conn.
Florida Blind and Deaf-Mute Institute

St. Angustine, Fla
8 Georgia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb Cave Spring, Ga
9 Chicago Day Schools for Deaf-Mutes a.

Chicago, In
10 Voice and Hearing School for the Deaf.

Englewood, III
11 Hlipois Institution for the Education of the Deaf Jacksonville, Ill

and Dumb.
12 Indiana Institution for Educating tho Deaf and Indianapolis, Ind

Dumb. 13 Towa Institution for the Deaf and Dumb

Council Bluffs, Iowa 14 Kansas Institution for the Education of the Deaf | Glatbe, Kans....

and Dumb.
15 Kentucky Institution for Deaf-Mutes

Danville, Ky.
16 Louisiana Institutiou for the Education of tho Deaf Baton Rouge, La.

and Dumb. 17 Portland School for the Deaf

Portland, Mo
F. Knapp's Instituteb

Baltinore, MI
Maryland Matexol for the Colored Blind and Deaf. Baltimore, Md (208 Bara-

30

1852

1

20

10

18

10

8

21
91

45

co

O

38

New England Industrial School for Deaf-Mutes Beverly, Mass

1879
22 Horace Mann School for the Deaf.

Trustees
Miss Nellio H. Swett

11
Boston, Mass. (63 Warren. 1869 School board.. Miss Sarah Fuller ....

ton st.). 23 Clarke Institution for Deaf-Mutes Northampton, Mass. 1867 Private corpo- Harriet B. Rogers.

14 0! 93 47

ration. 24 Michigan Institution for Educating the Deaf and Flint, Mich

1854

Trustees...... M. T. Gass, M. A., superintendent.. 22 3 206 114 152
Damb.
25 Evangelical Lutheran Deaf-Mute Institution Norris, Mich.

1874 Ev. Lutheran H. D. Uhlig, director

40 27 13

dssociation.
26 Minnesota School for the Deaf and Damb

Faribault, Minn

1863 State

J.L. Noyes, A. M., superintendent. 10 5 169 96 73 27 Mississippi Institution for the Deaf and Dumb Jackson, Miss

1853 Stato J. R. Dobyns, M. A., supt ....

5 1 91

53
28 Missouri Institution for the Education of the Deaf Fulton, Mo.

1851 State
William D. Kerr, A. d., superin 12 2

248 149 99
and Dumb.

tendent.
20 St. Joseph's Deaf-Mute Institute.

Hannibal, Mo.

1881 R.C. Sisters of St. Joseph....

1

22 8 14
80 St. Louis Day School for Doaf-Mutes.
St. Louis, Mo. (cor. 9th 1878 School board.. Delos A. Simpson, B. A

3 2 40 26 14
and Washington sts).
31 | Convent of Maria Consilia Deaf-Mute Instituto St. Louis, Mo. (1849 Cass 1885 R.C

Sisters of St. Joseph..

ave.).
82 Nebraska Institute for the Deaf and Dumb.. Omaha, Nebr

1869 State
J. A. Gillespie, B.D.

1 99 65 34
33 New Jersey School for Deaf-Mutes

Near Trenton, N. J. 1883 Stato
Weston Jenkins, M. A., superin.

117 66 51
(Chambersburg).

tendent.
34 Le Couteuls St. Mary's Institution for the Im. Buffalo, N. Y. (125 Ed. 1854 R.C

Sister Mary Ann Barke.

11

80 70
proved Instruction of Deaf-Mutes.

ward st.).
35
St. Joseph's Institute for Improved Instruction of Fordham, N. Y

1869 Board of man. | Mary B. Morgan, superintendent.. 19 2 271 114 157
Deaf-Mutes.c

agers.
86 Northern New York Institution for Deaf-Mutes.. Malone, N. Y

1884 Trustees. Henry C. Rider, superintendent.. 3

34 28
37 Institution for the Improved Instruction of Deaf- Now York, N. Y. (Ler: 1867 Trustees...

David Greenberger

14 0 167 94 73 Mutes.

ington ave., bet. 07th

and 68th sts.).
38 | Institution for the Instruction of the Deaf and New York, N. Y. (Sta. 1817 Directors Isaac Lewis Peet, LL. D

18

419 270 149
Dumb.

tion M).
39 Western Now York Institution for Deaf Mutes.. Rochester, N. Y. (915 N. 1876 Trustoes. Zenas F. Westervelt

19

179 95 84
St. Paul st.).
40 Central New York Institution for Deaf-Mutes Rome, NY

1875
Trustees. Edward Beverly Nelson, B. A

11 155

59 North Carolina Institution for the Deaf and Dumb Raleigh, N. c .......... 1845 Stato ........ W.J. Young, M. A

8

125 69 56
and the Blind.
12 Cincinnati Day School for Deaf-Mutes*

Cincinnati, Ohio
1875 School board. Alfred F. Wood

29

11
13 Obio Institution for the Education of the Deaf Columbus, Ohio..

1829
State .......
Amasa Pratt, A. M

25

458 243
and Dumb.
44 Oregon School for Deaf-Mutes

Salem, Oreg.

1870 State Rev. P. S. Knight, superintendent. 2

28 12 16 45 Pennsylvania Institution for the Deaf and Dumb d. Philadelphia, Pa.

1821 Directors A. L. E. Croutor, A. M.

33

466 258 208
40 | Private School for Teaching Deaf Children to

Philadelphia, Pa. (7 So. 1885

Private.
Miss Mary S. Garrett.

1

0
Speak.

Merrick st.).
47 | Pennsylvania Oral School for Deaf-Mutes.. Scranton, Pa...

1883 Directors Miss Emma Garrett

2

15 10 5 *From Report of the Commissionor of Education for This institution has two branches, one at Brooklyn (510 d This report includes the oral branch of this institu. 1983-'84.

Henry street), and one at Throgg's Neck. The sta. tion at 11th and Clinton streets. a Five schools located in different parts of the city.

tistics here given include those of the branches. School for hearing youth, with classes for deaf-mutos.

6

96

18

215

8

8

TABLE XVIII.—Statistics of institutions for the deaf and dumb for 1984–85, fe.-Continued.

State ....

18 Western Pennsylvania Institution for the Instruc. Wilkinsburg, Pa.

1876 | Private corpo. Rev. John G. Brown, D. D

8
tion of the Deaf and Domb.

ration.
49 Rhode Island School for the Deaf

Providence, R. I.

1877 State board of Katherine H. Austin a..

education. 50 South Carolina Institution for the Education of Cedar Spring, S.C. 1849

Stato

Newton F. Walker, supt.
the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind.
51 Tennessee School for Deaf and Dumb.

Knoxville, Tenn...

1845 Trustees Thomas L. Moses. 52 Texas Deaf and Dumb Asylum

Austin, Tex......

1857 W. Shapard, superintendent

9 53 | Virginia Iustitution for the Education of the Deaf Staunton, Va ......

1839 Stato......... Thomas S. Doylo

11
And Dumb and the Blind.
54 West Virginia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb Romney, W. Va

1870 Board of re Jobu Collins Covell, M. D.

4
and the Blind.

gents.
55 Wisconsin School for the Deaf.

Delavan, Wis

1852 Stato John W. Swiler, M. A., supt

13 56 Milwaukee Day School for Deaf Children Milwaukee, Wis. (corner 1883 Wis. Phono Paul Binner ...

2
Prairie and State sts.).

logical Ins.
57 St. John's Catholio Deaf Muto Institute.

St. Francis Station, Wis.. 1876

Rev. Charles Fesslor.
58 Dakota School for Deaf-Mutes..

Sioux Falls, Dak

1880 Trustees James Simpson, superintendent b0 A. Graham Bell's School for Deaf Children.

Washington, D. C. (1234 1883

Privato.....

A. Graham Bell,PIL. D.

Sixteentb st.).
60 Columbia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb. Washington, D. C. 1857 Corporato E. M. Gallaudet, Ph.D., LL.D., prest. . 14
61 National Deaf-Mute Collogo o

Washington, D.O.. 1864 | National. E.M.Gallaudet. Ph. D., LL. D., prest.
62 New Mexico School for the Deaf and Dumb

Santa Fé, N. Mox

1885 Privato. Lars M. Larson, B. A 63 Deseret School for Deaf Mutes

Salt Lake City, Utah. 1881 University of Henry C. White, A. D............. 1

Deseret. 64 Washington School for Defective Youth

Tacoma, Wash. Ter 1883 Private.. Rov. W. D. Molarland, director 2

1

33

1

215
11

134

6

81
5

RC

esiver mucceedid by Mins Anna M. Black. b) of these in a doulmate.

e An organization within the Columbia Institution, Ita statistiou are there

iuoludod. (loe alao 'Table LX.)

TABLE XVIII.- Statistics of institutions for the deaf and dumb for 1884–85, 8c.- Continued.

NOTR.- * indicates an affirmative answer and also the branches tanght.

TABLE XVIII.- Statistics of institutions for the deaf and dumb for 1884-'85, 8c.- Continued.

NOTE.-* indicates an affirmative answer and also the branches taught.