TABLE 18.--Statistics for 1888–89 of property and receipts of public

Total taxable property in Estimated actual value of public property the city.

used for school purposes.

c310, COO c54,000

317, 806 c 80, 100 255, COO 900,000

.......

40

34 Bridgeport.........

16,759, 389 16,759, 389 35 Bristol

c2, 300,000 c3, 500,000 (€ 48,000) c5,000 cl,000 36 Hartford

48,541, 890 Meriden.........

48,511, 890 (1,113,500) 37

55,665

212, 841 38 Middletown...

19, 300 C4,500,000 C 4,500,000 39 New Britain .......

7,000,000

7,000,000 New Haven.

49,311, 7-15 65, 748, 993 41 | New London...... 7,500,000 12, 000, COO 42 Norwich.....

25,000 130,000 10,000 Rockville...

2,000 43 44 South Norwaik.... 2,000,000 4,000,000 10,000 60,000 5,000 2,000

5, 000 45 Stamford.....

30,000 3,000 1, 100
46 Thompsonville..
Willimantic......... 3,700,000 6, 166, 667 10, 000 50,000

1,000
*Statistics of 1887-88.
a Balance of State appropriation returned to State treasury.
b Amount received from county taxes is included in colunin 9,
cIn 1887-88.

167,000 77, OVO 39, 400

47

61, 000

schools of cities and villages containing over 4,000 inhabitants.

TABLE 18.-Statistics for 1888–89 of property and receipts of public

Belleville ..........

......

70 Aurora*...

3,572, 489 9,500,000 71 Beardstown...

(145, 000)

2, 940 525,000

147, 940 1,312,500 6,000 72

30,000 2,000

300 2,400,000

38, 300 6,000,000 40,000 73 Belvidere

106, 600 5,000 (800,000

3,000

154, 600 112, 100, 000 74

2,000

34,000 Bloomington.....

580 11,000,000

36,580 33,000,000 75 Braidwood..

1, 900

312,000 76 Cairo........

(24, 000)

270 24, 270 1,723, 943 5, 171, 829 77 Canton .....

14,000 1 48,000

2,000
1,000

65,000 811,726 2,525, 178 (51,043) 78 Carlinville..

10, 594
1,488

66, 125

1, 250 79 Centralia......

40,000 3,500

250

45,000 685,000 1, 955,000 80 | Champaign (west

1,500 22,000 1,700

25, 275 side). 81 Chicago ... 168, 133, 831 82 Danville*..... .....

672, 543, 324 1,500,000 4, 250,000 | 220,000 2,000,000

25,000 5,995,000 6,000,000 83 Decatur

2, 336, 553 7,009, 659 84 Effingham*

55,900 120,000 4,000 3,000 1,200, 100

182,000 2,000,000 1,000 Elgin*..

25,000 85

3,000

250 2,651, 286

29, 250 7,953,858 46, 900) 86 Evanston

7, 450 1,295, 803

2,500

156, 350 7,774, 818 20,000 87

60,000 3,800

200 Freeport

84,000 1,679, 650 5,878, 880 Galena

10,700 (75,682)

844 487, 601

87, 226 2, 438, 005 1,500

30,000 Galesburgh

4,000 89 2,500,000

1,750 37,250 7,500,000 90 Geneseo ...

20,000 130,000 10,000

1,000

161, 000 * Statistics of 1887-88. a Other buildings used for public schools are not public property.

The accounts of the city and county schools are kept together, and it is impossible to make a financial statement for the city alone.

cIn 1887-88.

77,000

schools of cities and villages containing over 4,000 inhabitants-Continued.

991.

2,723
26,613
32, 860
31 52, 227

4,575 56, 802
12, 360
102

70 1,514 14, 967

998

55 4,514 39, 602

16, 020

71 0 376 192

44,684

0 641

2,084 9,671

46, 768

72 494 106

0 6,599

10, 640 56,723

6,821 17, 461 73 229 5,532 69, 083

0 1,500

7, 293 76, 376

74

10,000 3, 500 2, 375

2, 443 14,952

15, 943 75

17, 327 12,000 812 1, 329 14, 197

30, 139 76 157

30*

15, 713 1, 100

25,000 8,500

2, 950

43, 663

77 185

9,785 1,314 10,071

1,000 470

10,785 208 7 12, 070

768 1, 122 9,323

12, 838 0

79 238

10, 683

0 3,955 14, 638 80 136, 313 2, 118, 550

1,275 | e570, 806 2, 826, 944 (59,167)

81 36 50,203 12, 240 4,365

16,811 79, 253 35, 689

82 0 250 144 40, 448

0

13,894
800
6,000
100

54, 342

83 75 6, 975

2, 100

9, 075 84 904 29, 148

156

300 30, 508 3, 110

30, 632 18,489

79, 629 24, 280 194

86 133

8 27,725 2,046 11,731

2,823 30, 548

87 0 203 3,078 17, 058

0 4,525

5,534 25,000

22,592

88 71 461 30, 057

0 17,651 47, 708 89 17

90 d Estimated.

e of this amount $512,036 was derived from rental of land belonging to the city school fund, and $45,800 was received as interest on principal of city school fund.