48 Manual Training School of Public | Boston, Mass.. High School.

Artisan's Training School (Uni- Minneapolis,

versity of Minnesota).

50 Mississippi Industrial Institute
and College. b

51 Manual Training School of Wash-
ington University.

52 Cleveland Manual Training
School.

53 Scott Manual Training School
(Toledo University).
54 Manual Training School of the
Philadelphia Public Schools.
55 Course in Manual Technology
(Vanderbilt University).

From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1883-'84.

a Reported with classical department (see Table IX).

b These statistics are from a return made a few days after the opening of the school, October 22, 1885. Includes some primary and intermediate students.

TABLE X.-PART 2.-Statistics of schools and of collegiate departments of science (mining, engineering, &c.) not endowed, &c.-Continued.

19 Stevens Institute of Technology

a Reported with classical department (see Table IX).
b Atlanta University, although not founded under the
act of Congress establishing agricultural colleges,
receives an annual appropriation of $8,000 from the
legislature of the State of Georgia under an act enti-
tled "An act equitably to adjust the claims of the col-
ored people to a share of the agricultural land scrip."
The university is bound to receive, free of charge for
tuition, one pupil for each member of the nouse of
representatives.

d Free to residents of Vigo County, Indiana.

June 17.

3 40 60, 80, 100
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e An estimate of the original endowment of the school.
The place of this college is supplied by the Massa-
chusetts Agricultural College at Amherst. Each
successful candidate is allowed, on entering the
college, to matriculate also in Boston University,
and at graduation may receive his degree at the
hands of the university, with a diploma entitling
bim to the relation and privileges of its alumni.
A department for elective graduate study only.
There are also scholarships in the scientific school,
not exceeding eight at any one time, of the annual
value of $150 each, for graduates of the State nor-
mal schools.

i Free to residents of Worcester County.

j For residents of Michigan; for non-residents, $30. k Value of apparatus.

7 To residents of New Jersey; $225 to others. m Includes value of museums.

TABLE X.-PART 2.-Statistics of schools and of collegiate departments of science (mining, engineering, &c.) not endowed, &c.-Continued.

These statistics are from a return made a few days after the opening of the school, October 22, 1885.

Average charge.

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35

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cIncome from all sources.

TABLE XI.-Statistics of schools of theology for 1884-'85; from replies to inquiries by the United States Bureau of Education.

a For all departments.