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TABLE XXI.-Statistics of educational benefactions for the year 1884-'85; from

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Cincinnati Music Hall Asso- Cincinnati, Ohio.... Reuben R. Springer.............. Cincinnati, Ohio ............

ciation.

replies to inquiries by the United States Bureau of Education-Continued.

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For the establishment and support of free kindergärten for the poor.

A fine building valued at $60,000 and an endowment fund of $150,000, to found a city library to be known as "The Reddick Library."

Value of a fine brick school-house furnished with all needed apparatus. The gift is made to the town with. out stipulations, except that the school shall be open to every one, irrespective of race, color, or religion. The school has also received sixty volumes of valuable reference books from Charles Lancaster, Chester, England, and 100 photographic views of London from John H. Harris, of London, England.

Value of land, building, and furniture
presented to the city for a "library
and art building."

For establishing and maintaining a free
public library and reading-room.
Par value of 400 shares of railroad stock,
yielding 7 per cent. interest; given on
the express condition that the income
alone shall be used for the purposes
of the association.

Par value of 750 shares of railroad stock,
yielding 7 per cent. interest. This
amount, through recommendation of
donor, creates a fund to be known as
the "Springer investment fund," to
which all income from said stock and
any interest accruing thereon shall
be invested and set apart for said
fund.

INDEX.

NOTE.-The reader is respectfully invited to consult the prefatory note on page 3, from which it will
be seen that the arrangement of the report is such as to obviate the necessity for many entries which
would otherwise find place in this index.

A.

Abstracts, domestic. See the name of each State
and Territory.

foreign. See the name of each country.
plan of, 3.

Academies See Secondary instruction.

Adkinson, W., inspector of schools of Western

Australia, cccxii.

Adler, Felix, cevi, ccvii.

Adrian, Mich., public schools of, 142.
Age, school, xxii, xxiii, xxxi-xxxii, xlii.

average entrance, at Harvard College, clxxx.
average graduating, at Columbia College,
clxxx.

Agriculture, schools and colleges of. See the
heading Scientific and Professional Instruc-
tion, under the respective States in the ab-
stracts.

Akers, John W., State superintendent of public
instruction of Iowa, 86.

Akron, Ohio, public schools of, 215.

Alabama, summary of educational condition of,

lviii.

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American Economic Association, meeting of, 321.
American Historical Association, meeting of, 321.
American Institute of Civics, meeting of, 322.
American Institute of Instruction, meeting of,
320.

American Social Science Association, meeting of,
321.

Amherst College, 133, 134.

Anderson, M. B., on the university of the nine-
teenth century, clxxxi-clxxxii.

Andrews, President, on the growth of Marietta
College, clxxxiii-clxxxiv.

Ann Arbor, Mich., public schools of, 142.
Apgar, Ellis A., State superintendent of public
instruction of New Jersey, 190.

Apparatus, illustrative, for schools, clv, cci,
ccxxxii.

Appleton, Wis., public schools of, 281.

Arizona, summary of educational statistics of,
Ixiv.

abstract, 287-289.

Arkansas, summary of educational condition of,
lix.

abstract, 12-16.

Arkansas Industrial University, 15.

Armstrong, H. Clay, State superintendent of edu.
cation of Alabama, 4.

Armstrong, S. C., lxxvii, lxxxi.

Asylums for the education of orphan, dependent,
or vicious children. See the heading Special
Instruction, under the respective States.
Atchison, Kans., public schools of, 89.
Atlanta, Ga., public schools of, 52-53.
Attendance, average daily, in the public schools
of the States, xxxii-xxxiv, xl, xlii, xliii
xlvi.

in cities, lxxxii-c.

compulsory, liii-liv, ci-civ, ccxxxiv.
in colored schools, lxxiv.

in normal schools, cxxxvii.

increase of the, of women at the University of
Ireland, clxix-clxx.

in France, cclxvi-cclxviii.

in Great Britain and Ireland, cclxxvii-
cclxxviii, cclxxxiii-cclxxxvii.

in London elementary schools, cclxxxii.
Attleborough, Mass., public schools of, 128.
Auburn, Mo., public schools of, 109.
Auburn, N. Y., public schools of, 194.
Augusta, Ga., public schools of, 52, 53.
Augusta, Me., public schools of, 109.
Aurora, Ill., public schools of, 59.

Austin, Tex., public schools of, 260-261.
Austria, instruction in, ccliii-colvi.

Average daily attendance. See Attendance.

B.

Baker, B. M., State superintendent of public in.
struction of Texas, 263.

Baker, R. C., minister of education, South Aus-
tralia, cccx.

Baltimore, Md., public schools of, 116-117.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Technological
School, cex.

Baltimore Manual Training School, 122.
Bangor, Me., public schools of, 109-110.
Barnard, Frederick A. P., president of Columbia
College, clxxviii, clxxix.
Barnard, Henry, ix, note.
Barringer, William N., cxiii.
Barton, George II., cxiii.

Barton, R. L., superintendent of schools, Peru,
Ill., ccx, cexi.

Bates College, 111.

Bath, Me., public schools of, 109.

Bavaria, educational statistics of, cclxviii-cclxix.
Bay City, Mich., public schools of, 142.
Bayonne, N.J., public schools of, 185.

Beadle, W. H. H., Territorial superintendent of
public instruction of Dakota, 293.
Beaver Falls, Pa., public schools of, 229, 230.
Belgium, instruction in, cclviii-colx.

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See, also, the heading Special Instruction in
the abstracts of the respective States.
Bloomington, Ill., public schools of, 59.
Boston, Mass., public school attendance in, cii-
ciii.

public schools of, 126-127.

Boston Manual Training School, ccviii-ccix.
Boston University, 133, 137.
Bowdoin College, 111.

Bradford, Pa., public schools of, 229, 230.
Bremen, educational statistics of, cclxxvi.
Bridgeport, Conn., public schools of 35-36
Bridgeton, N. J., public schools of, 185-186.
British Columbia, educational' condition of,
coxcviii-ccxcix.

Brockton, Mass., public schools of, 126, 127
Brookline, Mass, public schools of, 126, 127.
Brooklyn, N. Y., public schools of, 194, 195.
Brown, LeRoy D., State commissioner of common
schools of Ohio, xlix, 222.

Buffalo, N. Y., public schools of, 194, 195.
Buisson, M., of France, xv, xvi, xx.
Bureau of Education, work and needs of the, v-
xiv, cecxiii, cccxiv, cccxvii.

pedagogical library of the, v-viii, cccxv-
cccxvi.

comments on the reports of the, xv-xvi.

educational museum of the, cxii-cxiii, cccxv,
cccxvi.

Burlington, Iowa, public schools of, 80.
Burlington, Vt., public schools of, 265-266.

Burmah, British, educational condition of, ccxcvi-
ccxcvii.

Business colleges. See Commercial and business
training.

Butcher, B. L., State superintendent of free schools
of West Virginia, 279.

Butler, Henry, chairman of the board of educa
tion, Tasmania, cccxii.

Buxton, Edward North, of London, on the dimi
nution of juvenile crime in London, cclxxxiii.

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Chaillé, Stanford E., clxi.

Charities. See the heading Special Instruction.
under the respective States in the abstracts.
Charleston, S. C., public schools of, 249.
Chattanooga, Tenn., public schools of, 254, 255.
Chautauqua Assembly, meeting of, 324-325.
Chautauqua University of Correspondence
Schools, 203.

Chelsea, Mass., public schools of, 126, 128.
Chester, Pa., public schools of, 229, 230.
Chicago, Ill., public schools of, 59-60.

Chicago Free Kindergarten Association, 61, 62.
Chicopee, Mass., public schools of, 126.
Chillicothe, Ohio, public schools of, 215.
Chinese, education of, in California, 25.
Cincinnati, Ohio, public schools of, 215.
Circulars of information and bulletins of the Bu-
reau of Education, vii-xii and note.
Cities, summary of school statistics of, and remarks
thereon, lxxxii-c.

averago per capita expenses of, xcviii, xcix.
comparison of the statistics of five large, c-ci.
length of the school year in, c, civ.

school systems of Circular of Information on,
by Dr. Philbrick, cvii.

table of statistics of, 336-391.

Claflin University, 250, 251.

Clark University, industrial school of, lxxvii.
Cleveland, Ohio, public schools of, 215-216.

Clinton, Iowa, public schools of, 80.

Clinton, Mass., public schools of, 126.

Cohoes, N. Y., public schools of, 194, 195.

Colby University, 111-112.

Coleman, W. E., Stato superintendent of public
schools of Missouri, 166.

College of Montana, 305.

College of New Jersey, clxxx, 188, 189,
Colleges. See Universities and colleges.

Colorado, summary of educational statistics of,
Ixii.

abstract, 26-32.

Colored people, comparative statistics of the
white and the, in the South, lxvii.

list and summary of institutions for the in-
struction of the, lxviii-lxxiv.

remarks on the condition of the education of,
lxxiv-lxxv.

want of competent teachers for, lxxv-lxxvi.
provision for industrial education of, lxxvii-
lxxviii.

disbursement of the Peabody Fund for, lxxix-
1xxx.

disbursement of the John F. Slater Fund for,
lxxx-lxxxi.

Columbia, Pa., public schools of, 229, 230.
Columbia, S. C., public schools of, 249.

Columbia College, generally designated as a uni-
versity, clxxviii.

electives chosen by students of, clxxix.
graduate students in, clxxx.

average graduating age at, clxxx.

Columbus, Ga., public schools of, 52, 53.
Columbus, Ohio, public schools of, 215, 216.

Commercial and business training, comparative
summary of statistics of, for ten years,
cxliv.

summary of statistics of, cxlv-cxlvi.
table of statistics of. 417-437.

Commissioner of Education, report of, i-cccxvii.
salary of, cccxiji.

Compulsory attendance. See Attendance.
Concord, N. H., public schools of, 178.

Connecticut, summary of educational condition
of, lv.

abstract, 33-42.

Cook, George F. T., saperintendent of public
schools for colored pupils in Washington
and Georgetown, D. C., 298.

Cook, Miss Hannah, an experiment in discipline
conducted by, evi-cvii.

Cookery, instruction in. ccxvi-ccxvii, cclxxxi.

See, also, the heading Special Instruction, in
the abstracts of the respective States.
Coppino, Signor Michele, minister of public in-
struction of Italy, cexe.

Cornell, Leonidas S., State superintendent of pub
lic instruction of Colorado, 32, 4
Cornell University, clxxx, 200, 201, 203.

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