United Presbyterian Church, schools of the-
ology, statistics, 1159.
United Presbyterian Theological Seminary of
Xenia, Ohio. statistics, 1168, 1175.
United States, coeducation of the sexes, 467;
comparison of schools with European
schools, 32-77; educational system com-
pared with the English, 79; statistical ex-
hibit of education, 1-31; statistics of popu-
lation and enrollment, 7. See also the sev-
eral States and subjects.

Universalist Church, schools of theology, statis-
tics, 1159.

Universities, future status, 645-618.

in Austria, statistics, 177.

in England, description, 80: government, 79;
training colleges attached, 104, 111; statis-
tics, 82.

in Finland, described, 234; government, 225;
curricula, 228.

in France, signification of the term, 113; sta-
tistics, 118.

in Hungary, statistics, 177.

in Italy, appointment of professors, 189; fac-
ulties, 190; organization, 193; statistics, 185.
In Prussia, statistics, 117.

in Spain, maintenance, 238; statistics, 236.
in Sweden, 200; curricula, 211; salaries of
professors, 207; state aid, 199; supervision,
203, 204.

in Switzerland, statistics, 178.

in United States, courses of study, 1221-1361;
fellowships, 649-654; for the colored race,
1421, 1424; statistics, 5, 7, 1090–1093.
See also Colleges and Higher education.
University Grammar School, New York, N. Y.,
statistics, 993, 1002.

University Grammar School, Providence, R. I.,
statistics, 995, 1004.

University High School, Tuscaloosa, Ala., sta-
tistics, 984, 998.

University High School, Macon, Ga., statistics,
985, 999.

University lands, in Arizona, 700.

University Law School, University of North
Carolina, statistics, 1180.

University Medical College, Kansas City. Mo.,
degrees conferred, 1222; statistics, 1188, 1197.
University of Alabama, University, Ala., courses

of study, 1224, 1294; degrees conferred, 1209;
law school, 1178; statistics, 1092, 1102, 1126.
University of Buffalo, N. Y., department of phar-
macy, 1195, 1201; medical department, 1189,
1197, 1222.

University of California, Berkeley, Cal., courses

of study, 1224, 1294; degrees conferred, 1209;
dental department, 1192, 1200; department
of pharmacy, 1193, 1201; law school, 1178;
medical department, 1186, 1196; statistics,
1092, 1102, 1126.

University of Cincinnati, Ohio, degrees con-
ferred, 1215; law school, 1180; statistics,
1116, 1135.

University of Colorado, Boulder, Colo., courses

of study, 1226, 1296; degrees conferred, 1209;
medical department, 1186, 1196; statistics,
1092, 1102, 1127.

University of Dakota, Vermillion, degrees con-
ferred, 1210; statistics, 1102, 1127.
University of Denver, Colo., courses of study,
1226, 1296; degrees conferred, 1209; dental
department, 1192, 1200; department of
pharmacy, 1193, 1201; medical department,
1187, 1196; statistics, 1102, 1127.
University of Deseret, Salt Lake City, Utah, sta-
tistics, 1122, 1138.

University of Georgia, Athens, Ga., courses of
study, 1232, 1300; degrees conferred, 1210;

law school, 1178; medical college, 1187, 1196;
statistics, 1092, 1104, 1127.
University of Illinois, courses of study, 1236, 1304;

degrees conferred, 1210; statistics, 1143,
1145, 1147, 1149, 1150, 1152.
University of Iowa, chair of didactics, 299; law
school, 1178; medical department, 1187,
1197; statistics, 1092, 1106, 1129.

University of Kansas, courses of study, 1240, 1308;
degrees conferred, 1212; department of
pharmacy, 1194, 1201; law school, 1178; sta-
tistics, 1092, 1108, 1129.
University of Louisville, Ky., law department,
degrees conferred, 1121; Jaw school statis-
tics, 1178; medical department, statistics,
1187, 1197.
University of Maryland, dental department, de-
grees conferred, 1223; statistics, 1193, 1200.
school of law, degrees conferred, 1121; sta-
tistics, 1178.

school of medicine, degrees conferred, 1222;
statistics, 1187, 1197.

University of Michigan, courses of study, 1256,
1324; degrees conferred, 1213; dental col-
lege, 1193, 1200; department of medicine
and surgery, 1188, 1197; fellowships, 652,
651; homeopathic medical college, 1191,
1199; law school, 1178; school of pharmacy,
statistics, 1194, 1201; statistics, 1092, 1110,1132.
University of Minnesota, courses of study, 1256,
1326; degrees conferred, 1214; department of
dentistry, statistics, 1193, 1201; department
of homeopathy, statistics, 1191,1199; fellow-
ship association, 654; law school, statistics,
1178; medical department, statistics, 1188,
1197; statistics, 1092, 1112, 1132.
University of Mississippi, courses of study,1258,
1326; degrees conferred, 1214; law school,
statistics, 1176; statistics, 1092, 1112, 1132.
University of the State of Missouri, Columbia,
degrees conferred, 1214; law school, 1178;
medical department, 1188, 1197; statistics,
1092, 1112, 1133.

University of Nebraska, Lincoln, degrees con-
ferred, 1215; statistics, 1092, 1114, 1133.
University of New Mexico, Santa Fé, N. Mex.,
statistics, 1114, 1134.

University of North Carolina, courses of study,
1272, 1338; degrees conferred, 1215; law
school, 1180; statistics, 1092, 1116, 1134.
University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, de-

grees conferred, 1210; statistics, 1102, 1127.
University of Notre Dame (Ind.), courses of

study, 1238, 1306; degrees conferred, 1211;
law school, 1173; statistics, 1106, 1129.
University of Oregon, Eugene City, degrees
conferred, 1121, 1216, 1223; law school, 1121,
1180; medical department, 1189, 1198, 1223;
statistics, 1092, 1118, 1136.

University of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart,
Watertown, Wis., statistics, 997, 1005.
University of Paris (France), high standing, 144.
University of Pennsylvania, auxiliary depart-

ment of medicine, 1192, 1200; course of
study, 1280, 1346; degrees conferred, 1217;
dental department, 1193, 1201; law school,
1180; medical department, 1189, 1198: veteri-
nary department, 1195, 1202; statistics, 1090,
1118, 1137.

University of Rochester, N. Y., course of study,
1270, 1336; degrees conferred, 1215; statis
tics, 1116, 1134.

University of Southern California, college of
agriculture, 1155, 1157; college of medicine,
1186, 1196; degrees conferred, 1209; Maclay
College of Theology, 1162, 1171; statistics,
1102, 1126.

University of Sioux Falls, Dak., statistics, 1030,
1055.

University of South Carolina, courses of study,
1284, 1352; degrees conferred, 1217; depart-
ment of pharmacy, 1195, 1201; fellowship,
652, 654; law school, 1180; statistics, 1092,
1120, 1137.

University of Tennessee, course of study, 1286,
1354; degrees conferred, 1218; dental de-
partment, 1193, 1201; medical department,
1190, 1198; statistics, 1092, 1120, 1137.
University of Texas, course of study, 1288, 1356;
degrees conferred, 1218; law school, 1180;
statistics, 1092, 1122, 1137.

University of the City of New York, N. Y.,
courses of study, 1268, 1236; degrees con-
ferred, 1215, 1221, 1222; fellowships, 653,654;
law school, 1180, 1221; medical depart-
ment, 1189, 1197, 1222; statistics, 1116, 1134.
University of the future, paper by R. G. Moul-
ton, 645-648.

University of the Pacific, College Park, Cal., de-
grees conferred; 1209; statistics, 1102, 1126.
University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn., de-

grees conferred, 1218; statistics, 1120, 1137;
theological department, 1169, 1175.
University of Virginia, courses of study, 1292,
1358; degrees conferred, 1218; law school,
1180; medical department, 1190, 1199; sta-
tistics, 1122, 1138.

University of Vermont and State Agricultural
College, courses of study, 128, 1358; de-
grees conferred, 1218; medical department,
1190, 1199; statistics, 1122, 1138. 1192.
University of Washington, Seattle, Wash.,
courses of study, 1292, 1360; degrees con-
ferred, 1219; statistics, 1122, 1139.
University of Wisconsin, courses of study, 1292,
1360 degrees conferred, 1219; department
of pharmacy, 1195, 1201; fellowships, 654;
law school, 1180; statistics, 1092,1124, 1139.
University of Wooster, Ohio, degrees conferred,
1216, 1222; medical department, 1189, 1198,
1222; statistics, 1118, 1135.

University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyo., statis-
tics, 1124, 1139.

University School, Charleston, S. C., statistics,
995, 1001.

University School, Chicago, Ill., statistics, 986,
999.

University School, Petersburgh, Va., statistics,
997, 1005.

University School for Boys, Baltimore, Md.,
statistics, 988, 1000.

University School of Law, Boston, Mass., statis-
tics, 1178.

University Settlement, Toynbee Hall, East Lon-
don, England, influence, 109.

Unterreiner, Charles, principal of business col-
lege, 1376; principal of secondary school,
1045.

Unthank, James B., college president, 1118.
Upham School, Canandaigua, N. Y., statistics,
1013, 1023.

Upper Iowa University, Fayette, degrees con-
ferred, 1211; statistics, 1106, 1129.

Upper Marlborough (Md.) Academy, statistics,
988, 1000.

Upson, Rev. Henry, principal of secondary
school, 985.

Upson Seminary, New Preston, Conn., statistics,
985,998.

Urban School, San Francisco, Cal., statistics, 985,
998.

Urbana, Ohio, common schools, comparative sta-
tistics, 931, 948; statistics, 805, 825, 847, 878,
906.

Urbana (Ohio) University, statistics, 1118, 1135.
Ursinus College, Collegeville, Pa., degrees con-
ferred, 1217; statistics, 1118, 1136; theologi-
cal department, 1168, 1175.
Ursula, Sister M., superioress of secondary
school, 1015..

Ursuline Academy, Laredo, Tex., statistics, 1017,
1025.

Ursuline Academy, St. Louis, Mo., statistics, 1078,
1087.

Ursuline Academy, St. Martin's, Ohio, statistics,
1015, 1024.

Ursuline Academy, San Antonio, Tex., statistics,
1017, 1025.

Ursuline Convent of Sacred Heart, Toledo, Ohio,
statistics, 1017, 1066.

Uruguay, statistics, population and enrollment,

77; public elementary schools, 143, 1444.
Utah, arrangements with church schools, 437.
city high schools, number compared with
population, 775.

city superintendents, names, 273.
compulsory-attendance laws, 526.
digest of school report, 716.

statistics: business colleges, 1370; city school
systems, statistics, 784, 786, 787, 808, 828, 850,
882, 912, 935, 950; colleges of liberal arts,
1094, 1096, 1098, 1100, 1122, 1138; common
schools, 672-698; private secondary schools
for both sexes, 983, 1051, 1068; private sec-
ondary schools for girls, 981, 1017, 1025;
schools for the deaf, 1391, 1394, 1396.
text-book laws, 535.

Utah Deaf-Mute Institution, statistics, 1394, 1396.

Utica, N. Y., common schools, comparative sta-
tistics, 929, 947; statistics, 803, 823, 845, 857,
876,901.

elementary schools, algebra, 384; division of
time, 392; grammar, 379.
Utica (N. Y.) Business College, statistics, 1376.

V.

Vacations, in Finland, 230; in France, regula-
tions, 136; in Sweden, 213. See also Holi-
days.
Vacation schools. See Holiday schools and
Summer schools.

Vagrants, asylums for, in Germany, 164.
Vail, Rt. Rev. T. H., college president, 1074.
Vale, F. F., principal of secondary school, 1047.
Valentine, Rev. Milton, president of school of
theology, 1168.

Vallejo, Cal., common schools, comparative sta-
tistics, 917, 938; statistics, 789, 812, 832, 860,
886.

Valley Female College, Winchester, Va., statis-
tics, 1082, 1089.

Valley Seminary, Waynesborough, Va.,statistics,
1017, 1026.
Valparaiso, Ind., common schools, comparative
statistics, 920, 940; statistics, 793, 815, 835,
890.

Valuation of property, in American cities, statis-
tics, 787, 860-885, 938-951; in England, ratio
to school rates, 85; in United States, sta-
tistics, 29, 30, 682, 695-698; uncertain statis-
tical value, 773.

Valverde, Dr. P. J., minister of public instruc-
tion, Costa Rica, 1443,

Van Cleve, C. L., city superintendent, Troy,
Ohio, 271.

Vandenbergh, F. P., president of school of phar-
macy, 1195.

Vanderbilt University, courses of study, 1286,

1354; degrees conferred, 1218; department
of dentistry, 1193, 1201; department of
pharmacy, 1195, 1201; fellowships, 653, 654;
law school, 1180; medical department, 1190,
1198.

Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn., statis-
tics, 1090, 1120, 1137, 1169, 1175.

Vandiver, W. D., president of secondary school,
1039.

Van Horn, Rev. David, president of school of
theology, 1168.

Van Lennep, E. J., principal of secondary school,

939.

Van Lennep, Rev. Henry, notice of death, 1451.
Van Meter, Rev. William C., notice of death,
1451.

Van Norman Institute, New York, N. Y., statis-
tics, 1013, 1023.

Van Rensselaer Academy, Rensselaer, Mo., sta-
tistics, 1041, 1062.

Van Scoy, Thos., college president, 1118; presi-
dent of law school, 1180; president of
school of medicine, 1189.

Van Sickle, John Waddell, principal of business
college, 1377.

Van Sickle's Practical Business College, statis-
tics, 1377.

Van Vleck, John M., college president, acting,
1102.

Van Wert, Ohio, common schools, comparative
statistics, 931, 918; statistics, 805, 825, 847, 878,
996.

Varela, Jacob A., inspector of primary instruc-
tion, Uruguay, 1443.

Varenne, Miss Leolinede, principal of secondary
school, 1009.

Vassar College, courses of study, 1268, 1336; de-
grees conferred, 1220; statistics, 1073.
Veal, Gaines, secretary principal of secondary
school, 132.

Vegetable physiology. See Physiology.
Venable, S. F., principal of secondary school,

993.

Venezuela, statistics: population and enroll-
ment, 77; public elementary schools, 1443,
14.14.

Ventilation. See Schoolhouses.

Verbeck, William, superintendent of secondary
school, 991.

Vermilion Academy, Vermilion Grove, Ill., 1033, |
1057.

Vermont, city high schools, number compared
with population, 775.

city superintendents, narnes, 273.
compulsory-attendance laws, 15,512.
decreased enrollment, 13.

digest of school report, 747.
history of teaching force, 319.

sites and buildings, powers of school boards,
586.

statistics: business colleges, 1369, 1378; city
school systems, 784, 786, 787, 808, 829, 851, 858,
882, 912, 935, 950; colleges of liberal arts,
1094, 1096, 1098, 1100, 1122, 1138; common
schools, 672-697; degrees conferred, 1297,
1218, 1223; normal schools, 349, 351; nurses'
training schools, 1379, 1381; private second-
ary schools for both sexes, 982, 1052, 1069;
private secondary schools for boys, 978, 996,
1004; private secondary schools for girls,
980, 1017, 1025; public normal schools, 959,
960, 965, 971; reform schools, 1498, 1411;
schools of medicine, of dentistry, and of
pharmacy, 1183, 1190, 1199.
text-book system, 533, 568.
Vermont Academy, Saxton's River, Vt., statis-
tics, 1053, 1069.

Vermont Episcopal Institute, Burlington, Vt.,
statistics, 996, 1004.

Vermont Medical College, Rutland, degrees con-
ferred, 1223; statistics, 1190, 1199.
Vermont Methodist Seminary, Montpelier, Vt.,
statistics, 1052, 1069.

Vermont Reform School, statistics, 1411.
Vermont State Normal School, Randolph, Vt.,
965,971.

Verner, W. H., principal of secondary school,984.
Verrill, Charles H., principal of secondary
school, 1043.

Versailles, France, salaries, 126.

Veterinary Department, Harvard University,
Boston, Mass., statistics, 1195, 1202.
Veterinary Department, University of Pennsyl-
vania, statistics, 1195, 1202.

Veterinary medicine, in schools of science, sta-
tistics, 1147. See also Schools of veterinary
medicine.

Vick, James C., principal of secondary school,
1035.

Vickers, Thomas, city superintendent, Ports-
mouth, Ohio, 271.

Vicksburg, Miss., common schools, compara-
tive statistics, 925, 941; statistics, 798, 819,
841, 870, 898.

division of time in elementary schools, 390,
396-410.

Vicksburg (Miss.) Commercial College, statis-
tics, 1375.

Victoire, Sister M. de la, college president,
1078.

Victoria, public elementary schools, statistics,
1443, 1416.

Victoria University, England, statistics of, 82.
Victory, John P., city superintendent, Santa Fé,
N. Mex., 270.

Viebahn, C. F., city superintendent, Water-
town, Wis., 274.

Villager, Rev. B., college president, 1118.
Villanova (Pa.) College, degrees conferred, 1217;

ecclesiastical department, 1169, 1175; sta-
tistics, 1120, 1137.

Villa Rica (Ga.) High School, statistics, 1033,

1057.

Villari, P., minister of public instruction. Italy,
1442.

Villars, Rev. I., college president, 1104; presi-
dent of law school, 1173; president of
school of theology, 1163.
Vincennes, Ind., common schools, comparative
statistics, 920, 940; statistics, 793, 815, 835,
864, 890.

Vincennes (Ind.) University, statistics, 1033,

1057.

Vine Hill Male Academy, Scotland Neck, N. C.,
statistics, 993, 1003.

Vineland, N. J., manual training, statistics, 1363,
1365, 1367.

Virginia, city high schools, number compared
with population, 775.

Virginia, city superintendents, names, 273.
digest of school report, 748.

no arrangements with parochial schools,
433, 134.

schools for the colored race, laws, 1437.
sites and buildings, powers of city school
boards, 587.

statistics: business colleges, 1369, 1378; city
school systems, 784, 786, 787, 809, 829, 851, 858,
882, 912, 935, 950; colicges for women, 1071,
1080, 1082, 1089; colleges of liberal arts, 1094,
1096, 1098, 1100, 1122, 1138; common schools,
672-698; degrees conferred, 1207, 1218, 1221,
1223; normal schools, 360, 361; private sec-
ondary schools for both sexes, 982, 1053,1069;
private secondary schools for boys, 978, 996,
1005; private secondary schools for girls,
980, 1017, 1026; public normal schools, 959,
960, 965,971; schools for the blind, 1397, 1400,
1401; schools for the colored race, 1412, 1413,
1418, 1424; schools for the deaf, 1390, 1394,
1396; schools of law, 1177, 1180; schools of
medicine, of dentistry, and of pharmacy,
1183, 1190, 1199; schools of science, 1141-1157;
schools of theology, 1160, 1170, 1175.
text-book system, 533, 568.
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College,
Blacksburgh, degrees conferred, 1218; sta-
tistics, 1143, 1145, 1147, 1151, 1153.
Virginia City, Nev., common schools, compara-
tive statistics, 927, 945; statistics, 799, 821,
842,872,900.

Virginia Female Institute, Staunton, statistics,
1082, 1089.

Virginia Institution for the Education of the
Deaf and Dumb and of the Blind, statistics,
1894, 1396, 1400, 1401.

Virginia Midland Academy, Culpeper C. H., Va.,
statistics, 997, 1005.

Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, Va., de-
grees conferred, 1219; statistics, 1856, 1857.
Virginia Normal and Collegiate Institute, sta-
tistics, 360, 361, 965, 971, 1420.

Visla, J. M., principal of secondary school, 997.
Vocal music. See Singing.

Vocations. See Occupations.

Vogely. W. A., principal of secondary school,
1027.

Voluntary schools, in England, compared with
board schools, 98; description and statis-
ties, 83-85; management, 7.

Von Bora College, Luray, Va.,statistics, 1017, 1026.
Vories, H. D., State superintendent of public in-
stuction of Indiana, 263.

Voss, P., address on coeducation, 464–469.
Votel, Rev. Henry J.. college president, 1108.
Vrooman, W. H.,city superintendent, Geneva, N.
Y., 270.

Waitsburgh (Wash.) Academy, statistics, 1053,
1069.

Wake Forest (N. C.) College, degrees conferred,
1215; statistics, 1116, 1135.

Wakefield, Edward, on Australian ballot and
schools, 611.

Wakeley, F. H., secretary of secondary school,
1043.

Wales, ratio of school rates to ratable values, 85;
statistics of population and enrollment, 76.
See also England.

Walhalla (S. C.) Female College, statistics, 1080,
1088.

Walker, Miss Carrie A., principal of secondary
school, 1053.

Walker, Rev. Faye, college president, 1080.
Walker, Francis A., president of school of sci-
ence, 1151.

Walker, G. A., city superintendent, Albany,
Oregon, 272.

Walker, George W.,city superintendent, Adrian,
Mich., 268.

Walker, George Wms., normal school principal,

Wallace, Rev. Wm., principal of secondary
school, 1053.

Waller, David J., jr., normal school principal,
964; State superintendent of public instruc-
tion of Pennsylvania, 264.

Wallingford Academy, Charleston, S. C., statis-
tics, 1049, 1067, 1421.

Wallis, Severn Teackle, president of law school,
1178.

Wallis, Switzerland, object of public schools,
166.

Wallonia (Ky.) Institute, statistics, 1035, 1058.
Walnut Grove Male and Female School, Chat-
toogaville, Ga., statistics, 1031, 1056.
Walradt, Henry M., principal of secondary
school, 990.

Walsh, F. J., principal of secondary school, 1030.
Walsh, Rev. Thomas E., college president, 1106;

president of law school, 1178.

Walthall (Miss.) Normal School,statistics, 973,975.
Waltham, Mass., common schools, comparative
statistics, 923, 943; statistics, 796, 818, 839, 855,
868, 896.

high school, commercial department, sta-
tistics, 1374.

manual training, statistics, 1363, 1365, 1357.
Walthourville (Ga.) Academy, statistics, 1033,
1057.

Walton, George A., on compulsory attendance,
475.

Waltz, John K., city superintendent, Marion,

Ward, Rev. Joseph, college president, 1102.
Ward, M. W., principal of business college, 1371.
Warden, H. C., principal of business college, 1371.
Ward's Seminary for Young Ladies, Nashville,
Tenn., statistics, 1080, 1089.

Ware, N. E., principal of secondary school, 1032.
Warendorf, Germany, statistics of normal
school, 367, 368.

Warfield, Ethelbert D., college president, 1118.
Warfield, I. D., principal of secondary school,
1037.

Warne, D. D., principal of secondary school,
1043.

Warner, Myra C., principal of secondary school,
1006.

Warner, O. S., principal of business college, 1376.
Warner Institute, Jonesboro, Tenn., statistics,
1421.

Warr, Emma L., superintendent of nurses'
training school, 1380.

Warren, H. P., principal of secondary school,
991.

Warren, Silas E., college president, 1078.
Warren, Wm. F., college president, 1110; presi-
dent of school of theology, 1165.
Warren, Ohio, common schools, comparative
statistics, 931, 918; statistics, 805, 825, 847, 878,
906.

Warren, Pa., common schools, comparative sta-
tistics, 933, 949; statistics, 807, 827, 849, 880,
910.

kindergartens, statistics, 781.

Warren Female College, Oxford, Miss., statistics,
1011, 1022.

Warrensburgh, common schools, comparative
statistics, 926, 944; statistics, 799, 820, 841, 872,
900.

Warring, C. B., principal of secondary school,
993.

Warsaw (N. C.) High School, statistics, 1047, 1065.
Wartburg College, Waverly, Iowa, degrees con-
ferred, 1212; statistics, 108, 1129.
Wartburg Seminary, Mendota, Ill., statistics,
1163, 1172.

Wasco Independent Academy, The Dalles, Ore-
gon, statistics, 1047, 1066.

Washburn, Rev. John, college president, 1104.
Washburn College, Topeka, Kans., courses of
study, 1242, 1308; degrees conferred, 1212;
statistics, 1108, 1130.

Washington, B. T., normal school principal, 962;
extracts from report, 1426.

Washington, city high schools, number com-
pared with population, 775.

city superintendents, names, 273.
compulsory-education laws, 516.
digest of school report, 750.

no arrangements with parochial schools,
433.

sites and buildings, powers of city school
boards, 587.

statistics: business colleges, 1370, 1378; city
school systems, 784, 786, 787, 809, 829, 851, 882,
912,935, 951; colleges of liberal arts, 1094,
1096, 1098, 1100, 1122, 1139; common schools,
672-698; degrees conferred, 1208, 1219; pri-
vate normal schools, 961, 973, 976; private
secondary schools for both sexes, 983, 1053,
1069; private secondary schools for boys,
979, 997, 1005; private secondary schools
for girls, 981, 1017, 1026; schools for the deaf,
1391, 1391, 1396.

text-book system, 535, 569.
Washington, D. C., common schools, compara-
tive statistics, 917, 939; statistics, 790, 813,
833, 853, 862, 888.

elementary schools, algebra, 384; division of

time, 388, 396-110; elementary science, 380.
high school, statistics, of business school,
1371.

normal school, statistics, 363, 364, 962, 967.
Washington, Ind., common schools, compara-
tive statistics, 920, 940; statistics, 793, 815,
835, 864, 890.
Washington, Mo., common schools, compara-
tive statistics, 926, 944; statistics, 799, 820,
841, 872, 900.

Washington, Pa.. common schools, comparative
statistics, 933, 919; statistics, 807, 827, 819,
880, 910.

Washington (Iowa) Academy, statistics, 1035
1058
Washington and Jefferson College, Washing
ton, Pa., courses of study, 1282, 1:52; de
grees conferred, 1217; statistics, 1120, 11:
Washington and Lee University, Lexingt
Va., courses of study, 1290, 1:5×; deg
conferred, 1219; fellowships, 652, 651
school, 1180; statisties, 1122, 1138,
Washington College, Irvington, Cal., statistics,
1029, 1054,

Washington College, Tacoma, Wash., statisties,
997, 1005.

Washington College (Tenn.), statistics, 1051, 1068,
Washington C'. H., Ohio, common schools, com-
parative statistics, 931, 915; statisties, 805,
825, 817,878, 906.

Washington (Pa.) Female Seminary, statistics,
1080, 1088,

Washington Seminary, Atlanta, Ga., statistics,
1007, 1020.

Washington School for Defective Youth, statis-
ties, 1394, 1396.

Washington Seminary, Huntsville, Wash., sta-
tistics, 1053, 1069,"

Washington (D. C.) Training School for Nurses,
statistics, 1380,

Washington University, St. Louis, Mo., courses

of study, 1260, 1326; degrees conferred,
1211; law school, H80; manual training
school, 1362: Mary Institute, 1078, 1087;
statistics, 1112, 1132.
Waterbury, Edw'd P., normal school principal,
964.

Waterbury, Conn., statement relating to statis-
ties, 952; statistics of evening schools, 853.
Waterloo, Iowa, common schools, comparative
statistics, 921, 911; statistics, 793, 815, 836, ×66,
892.

Waterloo, N. Y., common schools, comparative
statistics, 929, 947; statistics, 803, 823, 845, 876,
904.

Watertown, Mass., common schools, compara-
five statistics, 923, 943; statistics, 796, 818,
839,855, 868, 896.
Watertown, N. Y., common schools, comparative
statistics, 929, 947; statisties, 803, 823, 845, 857,
876, 904.

Watertown, Wis., common schools, comparative
statistics, 937, 951; statistics, ×10, 830, 852, 858,
884, 914.

Watts, Wilbur, principal, Burlington, N. J., 270.
Waukegan, Ill., statement relating to statisties,
952.

Waukesha, Wis., common schools, comparative
statistics, 937, 951; statistics, 810, 830, 852, 881,
914.
Wausau, Wis., common schools, comparative sta-
tistics, 937, 951; statistics, 810, 830, 852, 858,
884, 914.

Wayland, Hon. Francis, dean of law school, 1178.
Wayland Academy, Beaver Dam, Wis., statistics,
1053, 1069.

Wayland Seminary, Washington, D. C., statistics,
1163, 1171, 1422.

Wealth of cities, method of computing, 773,
Weaubleau (Mo.) Christian Institute, statistics,
1011, 1062.

Weatherly, J. M.. principal of secondary school,
1046.

Weaver, Abram B., quoted, 193,

Weaver, Ben. C., principal of business college,

Weiss, G. W., county superintendent, Schuylkill
Haven, Pa., 272.

Welch, Miss S. H., principal of secondary school,
1035.

Welch High School, Fulton, Ky., statistics, 1035,
1058.

Welch Training School, New Haven, Conn., sta-
tistics, 962, 966,

Weld, B. M., principal of secondary school, 1029,
Weller, Rev. J. A., college president, 110%,
Wellesley Mass, College, courses of study, 1254,
1822; degrees conferred, 1229; statistics,
1078.

Wellesley School, Philadelphia, Pa., statistics,
1016, 1025.

Welling, James C., college president, 1101; presi-

dent of law school, 1178; president of school
of dentistry, 1192; president of school of
medicine, 1187; president of school of
science, 1155.

Wellington, T. N., city superintendent, Craw
fordsville, Ind., 266.

Wellington, Kans,, common schools, compara-
tive statistics, 921,911; statistics, 791, 816,
837, 866, 892.

Wells, C. K., city superintendent, Marietta, Ohio,
271.

Wells, Mrs. D. B, principal of secondary school,
1008.

Wells, E. L., normal school principal, 972,

Wells, Mrs. Lemuel H., principal of secondary

school, 1017.

Wells, Miss M. F., principal of secondary school,

1027.

Wells, O. E., State superintendent of public

schools of Wisconsin, 264.

Wells, Mrs. W. W., principal of secondary school,
1053.

Wells College, Aurora, N, Y., degrees conferred,
1220; statisties, 1973,

Wells School for Teachers and School of Indi-
vidual Instruction, Oregon, Ill., statistics,
972,971.

Welsh, Hon. A. S., notice of death, 1451.
Welsh, George W., city superintendent, Lancas-
ter, Ohio, 271.

Welsh, J. C., principal of secondary school, 1832.
Welsh language, study of, in Wales, 91.

Welton, J. W., principal of business college, 1374.
Wennerberg, Gunnar, minister of education,
Sweden, 1442.

Wentworth, William H., city superintendent,
Nevada City, Cal., 265,

Wentworth Male Academy, Lexington, Mo.,
statistics, 989, 1001.

Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., statis-
ties, 103, 1060,

Wesleyan Church in England, statistics of
schools, 84, 85.

Wesleyan Female College. Brownsville, Tenn.,
degrees conferred, 1229; statisties, lösa, 10×9,
Wesleyan Female College, Macon, Ga., degrees
conferred, 1220; statistics, 1974, 1084.