TABLE 2.- Teachers and pupils in public normal schools. (Summary of similar columns

of Table 5.)

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6

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Arizona
Arkansas.
California
Connecticut
Dakota ....
District of Columbia...
Florida ....
Georgia.
Illinois
Indiana.
Iowa.
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana.
Maine
Maryland...
Massachusetts.
Michigan ....
Minnesota.
Mississippi
Missouri..
Nebraska...
New llampshire.
New Jersey
New York....
North Carolina
Ohio.
Oregon
Pennsylvania..
Rhode Island...
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas..
Vermont...
Virginia ....
West Virginia.
Wisconsin

1

(399)
403 ; 367)
10 i 10

30
(525)
50

3775
3 385
215

2922 10 70 55 81 85 66 5.56 913 483

353 275 511 200

462 0 38 11 165

494
35 286
118 1,375
253 430
(436)

2516
107 67
(301)

521
76 187

1 97 :
298

(803)
581 3, 6-495
95 123
20

232
83 53
1070 2,840

3 167

0
176 145
108 162

(185)
45 10411
531

375
495 426

709

5

5 { 154

2

2

20

3 369 90

139 10 70 35 47 775 40 306 617 498 359 187 414 260 419 0

38 4 126 119 418

35 286 118

1, 375
253 430
(150)

38631
60 41
(301)
385 5763
37 83

1 97

26 340
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2 472 3, 4003
94 116

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51 23
1, 304 1, 816

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208 202

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97 197

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5 98 16 735 24 34 117 190 71 64 50 128

20

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4
4
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3
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Income.-Tho income from public sources considered as a total for the whole country shows but a small increase. The receipts froll other sources giveu in the following table can not be compared with the total of a similar column in the report preceding this. In that the general question was asked, “Aid from other sources received within the year ?" and the answers tabulated. In the present report the Bureau has computed the item from data given in answer to a series of questions. The amount expended for building and repairs is a new item and in several cases is included in one of the two other columns of Table 3. It will be observed that prima facie about one-third of the amount receivell was expended in buildings and repairs, but the fallacy of such figuring is easily shown by taking the case of the new school at Chico where the appropriation wits $2,000, while the amount expended on buildings was $100,000. The State normal school at Framingham, Mass., expended $115,000, and the new school at Oneonta, N. Y., $114,000: in the case of the Massachusetts school the appropriation for the year was $11,000, while no appropriation for the year 1888-89 seems to have been made for the New York school.

TABLE 3.--Aid from public funds and other sources (summary of similar columns of

Table 6).

Alabama ..
Arizona.
Arkansas
California
Connecticut.
Dakota
Florida..
Georgia
Illinois.
Indiana
Iowa.
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine....
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan....
Minnesota.
Mississippi.
Missouri
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York..
North Carolina..
Ohio.....
Oregon.
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island.
South Carolina
Tennesseo
Texas.
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin..

$27, 075

6,000
2, 600
86, 000
21, 580
47, 250
8,000

800
79, 553
31,300
38, 300
3, 650
2, 600
9, 100
20, 166
10, 500
93, 583
42, 875
50, 000

4,000
62, 121
17, 550
11, 800
22, 123
308, 774

6,500 4, 650

0 126, 247 12, 000

1,020 11, 000 35, 500

8, 664 55, 500 14, 072 2,000

$12, 605

0 6, 700 3, 400 1,500

0 0

0 12, 026

0 1,260 a 22, 200

0 2,000

0

0

100 b 9, 610

4,718 9,000 12, 030 c1, 000

0 14, 600 5, 362

310 3,000

2, 879 077, 187

0

0 22, 089

4, 200 € 1,582 f 98, 159 g 5, 611

$6,511

0 4,500 100, 300

0 6, 900 2, 493 4,500 2, 337

0 10, 600 250

0

0 10, 500

2,000 117, 150 20,704

500 1,000 4, 700

0

0 3, 100 160, 763

75 1,500

0 35, 922

147 2,069 8,837 1,000

0 36, 500 1, 175

The New York College for the Training of Teachers, New York City.-Provisionally the statistics of this college have been inserted in the table of private normal schools though they have not been included in the summary of that table following the precedent of the Bureau's report for 1887–188.

PRIVATE NORMAL SCHOOLS.

Eighteen private normal schools report in all 1,324 students in secondary studies, 4 collectively report 74 students under kindergarten instruction, and 18 report 691 students in a commercial course. In answer to the ivquiry as to the number of students in “other departments," 15 schools report 1,149 students. In the summary that follows, 1,328 students do not appear, as the principals of the schools reporting them were unable to classify them according to our scheme; nor has the nuinber of commercial students been included in the figures of the following table. From these schools 315 normal pupils were graduated during the year.

TABLE 4.-Teachers and pupils in private_normal schools (summary of similar columns

of Table 7).

TABLE 5.-Attendance at Public Normal Schools for 1888-89.

1 Birmingham, Ala.. Normal training class.

1888 Miss Mary W.Rode..
2 Florence, Ala.
State Normal College

1873 James K. Powers..
3 Huntsville, Ala...... State Normal and Industrial School.. 1873 W. H. Councill
4 | Jacksonville, Ala. State Nornial School

1883 Carleton B. Gibson
5 Livingston, Ala Alabama Normal College for Girls 1883 James W. A. Wright.
6 Troy, Ala.
State Normal School

1887 Edwin R. Eldridgo
7 Tuskegee, Ala Tuskegee State Normal and Industrial | 1881 B. T. Washington....

School.
8 Temps, Ariz

The Territorial Normal School.. 1886 Robert L. Long:
9 Pino Bluff, Ark Branch Normal College of Arkansas | 1875 Joseph C. Corbin..

Industral University.
10 i Chico, Cal
State Normal School

1889 | Edward T. Pierce
11 Los Angeles, Cal., ..do..

1882 Ira Moro
12 San Francisco, Cal.. Normal Department of Girls' High 1876 Mrs. M. W. Kincaid

School.
13 San José, Cal... State Normal School

1862 C. W.Childs
14 New Britain, Conn. Connecticut Normal and Training 1850 Charles D. Lline

School.
15 New Haven, Conn.. Cedar Street Training School *.

1869 Maria L. Breen
16
..do
Welch Training School

1881 M. Virginia Fogle 17 Madison, Dak.. State Normal School

1883 William F. Gorrie 18 Spearfish, Dak ...do..

1884

Fayette L. Cook. 19 Washington, DC Miner Normal School

1879

Lucy E. Moten 20 .do Washington Normal School b

1873 Emma S. Atkinson...
21 De Funiak Springs, Florida State Normal College.

1887 Henry N. Felkel...
Fla.
22 Tallahassee, Fla State Normal College for Colored 1887 T. De S. Tucker

Teachers.
23 | Fairburn, Ga.
Fairburn High School..

1846 Robert L. Paine
24 Carbondale, Ill. Southern Illinois Normal University. 1874 Robert Allyn....
25 Englewood, Ill. Cook County Normal School*.

1868 | Francis W. Parker 26 Normal, III

Illinois State Normal University. 1857 | Edwin C. Howett... 27 | Covington, Ind Indiana Normal Collego

1886 J. V. Coombs 28 | Indianapolis, Ind Indianapolis Normal School.

186€ | M. E. Nicholson

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166

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12

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10
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1

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251

3
52
15
0

40
272
130
115

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30

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29 Terre Haute, Ind... Indiana State Normal School..

1870 William W. Parsons.. 14 11 483

323 806

483

323 30 Cedar Falls, Iowa. Iowa State Normal School..

1876 II. H. Seerley

4 165 376

165 376 184 31 Des Moines, Iowa.... West Des Moines Training School... 1882 Elizabeth K. Mat. 0

0 8 0 0 0 16 36

thews.
32 Sioux City, Iowa Sioux City Training School for Teachers. 1889 Mirs. Eva D. Kellogg. 0 6
33 Storm Lake, Iowa.... Storm Lako Normal and Business 1887 L. Greenwood and C. 2 1 22

0 d50 39 12
School.

A. Whiting. 34 Woodbine, Iowa..... Woodbine Normal School.. 1887 Messrs. Riddell, Mal- 3 2

60 80

7
ter, and Kinney,

joint principals.
35 Emporia, Kang Kansas State Normal School.

1865 A. R. Taylor, presi- 7 6 260

419

679 131 260 462 305

dent. 36 | Louisville, Ky. Louisville Normal School. 1871 Hiram Roberts *

0 38

0 38 37 | Natchitochos, La Louisiana State Normal school.

1885 Thomas D. Boyd..

2 6 4 16 46 0 11 55 37 38 | New Orleans, La New Orleans Normal School*,

1885 Mary Stamps.

3 0 110

0 110 62 39 Castine, Me Eastern State Normal School 1867 Albert F. Richardson. 2 4 *58 *144

*58 *144 481 40 Farmington, Me. State Normal and Training School. 1864 George Colby Puring. i 6 40

165

0 40 105 658

ton.
41 Gorham, Me..
State Normal School *
1879 W.J. Cartholl

97

97 411 42 Portland, Me. Practice School 1878 Sarah M. Taylor

0 12

0 12 109 43 Springfield, Me. Springfield Normal School 1886 M. D. Barnes

90 76

2
44 Baltimore, MD. Maryland State Normal School.

1866 M. A. Newell

*3 *7 35 286 0 0 35 286 626 45 | Boston, Mass Boston Normal School* 1852 Larkin Lunton.

0 160

0 160

974 46 .do Massachusetts Normal Art School. 1873 G. I. Bartlett.

159 0 0 35 159 89 47 Bridgewater, Mass State Normal School

1840 Albert G Boyden

71 161

0 71 161 2,124 48 | Fall River, Mass.. Fall River Training School

1881 A riadne J. Borden..

0 18 0 0 0 18 189 49 Framingham, Mass State Normal School

1839 Ellen Hyde.

13 154

0 154 1, 610 50 | Haverhill, Mass Haverhill Training School

1881 Cora A. Newton

0 13 0 0 0 13
51 | Lawrence, Mass Lawrence Training School

1869 Lilly P. Sheparı.

0 18 0 0 0 18
52 Salem, Mass
State Normal School

1854 Daniel B. Hagar

11 292

292

1, 670 53 Westfield, Mass .do.. 1839 Jamies C. Greenough..

4 159

0 8 159 54 | Worcester, Mass. .do.. 1874 E. Harlow Russell"....

6 4 241

0 4

241 400 55 Ypsilanti, Mich. ..do.

1853 John M. B. Sill 16 11 e253 e30

0 253 430 56 , Mankato, Minn ..do. 1868 Edward Searing

84 184

0 84 184 418 57 Minneapolis, Minn. Teachers' Training Class

1887 Miss 0. A. Evens

2 0 37

0 37 48 58 St. Cloud, Minn. State Normal School

1869 Thomas J.Gray

70 132

(202)

389 59 St. Paul, Minn Teachers' Training School 1883 Jane L. Terry

0 33

0 1 33 135 60 Winona, Minn State Normal School

1860 Irwin Shepard.
13 (150) 200 74 (231)

800
61 Holly Springs, Miss
...do.
1870 J. H. Henderson

2 44 32 149

91 58 46 62 Tougaloo, Miss Normal Department of Tougaloo Uni. 1869 F.G. Woodworth

1 16 9

16 9 39 versity. 63 Cape Girardeau, Mo.. Missouri Stato Normal School..

1873 R.C. Norton

(301)

(301)

83
64 Jajrorson City, so Lincoln Institute*.

1866 | Inman E. Page
4 3 21 15

52
65 Kirksville, Mo.
Missouri State Norinal School *
1871 J.P. Blanton
3 36 40

958 66 St. Louis, Mo St. Louis Norinal School.

1857 F. Louis Soldan.

2 8 0
110

0 110
67 Warrensburg, Mo State Normal School

1871 | George L. Osborno.
7 7 328 411 0 0

328 411

805
68 | Bloomington, Nebr Bloomington Norinal School*

J. H. Beitel
2 0 3

2
69 Peru, Nebr
Nebraska State Normal School.
1867 | George L. Farnham.

7

0 76 187 600 70 ) Manchester, N. E..... City Training School..

1869 | Caroline E. Wing..

1 0 9

0 0 9 e549 * For 1887-88.

b For 1886–87.

d Twenty-six of these in commercial course. a The number in professional studies.

c Assumed.

e Not including 120 pupils in the "preparatory department."

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