TABLE XX.-Statistics of schools and asylums for feeble-minded children for

1 California Association for the Care and Training Vallejo, Cal..... 1884
of Feeble-Minded Children.*
Connecticut School for Imbeciles*

234

2

3

4

5

6

Illinois Asylum for Feeble-Minded Children *.
Indiana Asylum for Feeble-Minded Children

Iowa Institution for Feeble-Minded Children.
Kentucky Institution for the Education and
Training of Feeble-Minded Children.

7 Family Home School for Nervous and Delicate
Children.

J. Henry Applegate,
jr., secretary.
Robert P. Knight. M. D.
William B. Fish, MD..
Dr. John W. White ..

F. M. Powell, M. D....
John Q. A. Stewart, M.

D.

Lakeville, Conn.

1858

Glenwood, Iowa. 1876
Frankfort, Ky.. 1860
Amherst, Mass. 1883
Barre, Mass..... 1848
1870
Sonth Boston, 1848
Mass (723

Mrs. W. D. Herrick...

Eighth st.).

Geo. Brown, M. D., and
Mrs. C. W. Brown.
Mesdames Knight and
Green.

Asbury G. Smith, M.D.

Kalamazoo, 1884 C. T. Wilbur, M.D.....

Mich.

15

New York Asylum for Idiots

16

Ohio Institution for Feeble-Minded Youth......

Syracuse, N. Y..
Columbus, Ohio

1851

Elwyn, Pa...... 1852

1857

M. D.

Isaac N. Kerlin, M. D..

James C. Carson, MD.
Gustavus A. Doren,

17 Pennsylvania Training School for Feeble-Minded Children.

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

b Kindergarten instruction is given.

c Instruction in calisthenics and domestic duties is given.

1884-'85; from replies to inquiries by the United States Bureau of Education.

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

from replies to inquiries by the United States Bureau of Education.

For current expenses.

To establish a chair of Christian ethics.
Donation in land valued at $20,000.
To finish new building. Donation in
land value at $10,000.

Toward a site for college building.

Do.

For endowment of college.

$35,000 for building for preparatory department, and $5,000 for observatory and telescope.

Donor and purpose of gift not speci-
fied.

For endowment of a professorship.
$3,270 for endowment fund, $415 for the
department of physics, $3,760 for cur-
rent expenses, and $159 for telescope
and museum.

For a professorship in political economy.
For the academical department; spe-
cial purpose not specified.

For a professorship in the theological department.

For a professorship of biblical theology. The interest of this sum to be applied as a prize in the art school; also from the same donor a plaque and painting as a memorial of her daughter.

A gift of three oil paintings to the art school.

Gift of his last painting to the art school.

$2,500 For the library.

Valuable additions to the library.

Value of part of a building; to be used

as a library.

For endowment.

For buildings.

For general purposes.

To construct and equip a school of technology.

For endowment.

To endow a professorship.

For current expenses.

For endowment.

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