TABLE 21.-Comparative statistics for 1888-89 of property and expenditures of public schools

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

2.77 5. 63

6.5 10.3 5.6 8.0

5.12

TABLE 21.-Comparative statistics for 1888-89 of property and expenditures of public schools

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

3. 47
2.61
4. 18

6.93

88 Galena ...... 89 Galesburgh. 90 Geneseo..... 91 | Jacksonville.... 92 Joliet.......... 93 Kankakee........... 94 | La Salle 95 Lincoln...... 96 | Litchfield.. 97 Mendota .... 98 Moline......... 99 | Monmouth *. 100 l Olney.... 101 ! Ottawa ...... 102 . Paris.. 103 Pekin 104 Peoria .............. 105 Peru....... 106 Pullman* 107 ! Quincy..... 108 Rock Island 109 Rockford 110 | Springfield 111 Sterling ..... 112 Streator..

9.1 9.4 8.8 6.8 8.4 7.6 10.6 9.9 5.6 11.2

5. 66

6.56
5.42

3, 602 2.09 75, 25 | 103. 46 9.69 : 13. 22 2.81 3. 85
3, 642 1.03 37.62 71.02 6.65 12.56 2.85 5.38
2, 247 2.24 50.48 96. 82 6.61 | 12. 69 2.73 5. 34
13.07 45. 45 3.94 13. 69

1.14 3.98
36.12 57.18 6.98 , 11.04 1.28 2. 02
1,506 3. 19
48, 14 65.84 6.59 9.02 | 3.85

5.27
79.70 75. 27 12.37 11. 69 2. 85 2. 69
2,594 | 2.54 66.03 83.94 11.52 14.65 3. 15 3.:19

85. 02 66.53 | 13.59 | 10.63 5.80 4.54
1, 610 3.43 55. 26 52. 35 8. 29 7. 85 2. 27 2. 15
2, 671 | 1.04 27.72 40. 62 9.99 14.38 4.48 6. 55
1.42
90.88

16.42
1,608 2. 28 36. 63 87.04

5.50 13,07 1.99 4.74 4,385 | 1.29 56. 60 80,72

1.11
a0.004

a0.63
18.11

1.40
4, 4060.84 31.12 64.66 5.89 11.17 1.83 3.46
3,029 1.56 47.38 62.61 | 11.22 14.82 8. 35 | 11.03
3,508 0.31 10.90 16.57 | 10.25 15.58
3,777 1.47 55. 68 88. 10 | 10.64 16.82 1.63 2.59
7, 623 1.60 121.75 108. 14 | 15.62 13.88 5.33 4.73
1,131 | 1.35 15. 25 25.07 5.59

8.98 2.78 4.57

..............

.....

........

INDIANA.

113 Anderson.....

4,574 0.80 114 | Aurora..... 115 Brazil 116 Columbus......

3,984 | 1.52 117 Crawfordsville 118 Elkhart ..........

4,003 2.11 119 Evansville 120 | Fort Wayne

2, 389 | 1.90 121 Frankfort.......... 122 Goshen ...... 123 Greencastle

2.73 124 Indianapolis...... 4, 035 0.88 125 Jeffersonville ..... 126 Kokomo.....

4, 430

1.39 127 La Fayettet. 128 | La Porte 129 | Lawrenceburgh.. 2,610 0.59 130 | Logansport

4,261 | 1.20 131 Madison* 132 Michigan City... 133 Mount Vernon.. 134 Muncie .... 135 · New Albany*...

3,223 136 Peru

3,953 1.05 137 Richmond

4,061 1.68 138 · Stymour........ 2,524 | 2.06 139 ! Shelbyville*.

4, 633 0.86 140 South Bend.

4, 107' 1.06 141 Terre Haute

2, 837 , 1.21 142 Valparaiso....

3, 367 ! 1.61 143 | Vincennes...

4,802 - 0.57 144 ! Washington......

*Statistics of 1887-88.

41. 64 68. 45 52.00 39.72 17.00 34.53 54. 26 27.46

56. 19 8. 41 | 11.35
105.50 9.87 | 16. 65 4.53 7.63
69.31 9.56 12.74
44.89 8. 97 | 10.14 3.89 4.40
79.48 7.12 12.04 2.09 3.54
69.61 8.21 16.62 1.47 2.91
72. 77 9.79 13. 13 2.31 3. 14
53.06 7.12 | 13.76 0.91 1.76
69.39
10.14

3.12
a School buildings are rented.

TABLE 21.-Comparative statistics for 1888–89 of property and expenditures of public schools

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

3, 956

169 Atchison .....
170 Clay Centre
171 El Dorado
172 Emporia
173 Fort Scott.
174 | Hutchinson
175 Independence..
176 | Kansas City....
177 Lawrence
178 Leavenworth
179 Newton
180 i Ottawa.......
181 : Parsons
182 Salina
183 Topeka......
184 Wellington
185 Wichita
186 , Winfield

111.70
13. 63

7.27
3.24 128. 35 | 109.70 10.99 10.25 8.25 7.05

58.87 61.53 | 13.31 13,59
1.85
70.23
15. 06

3.36
2,761 1.83 50.71 65.95 7.48 9.74 1.65 2.13

66. 67 60.34 13.36 12.09 6. 35 5.76 2,336

1.77 42,37 40.96 10. 23 10.12 4.42 4.37 4, 2201 1.16 48.90 69.09 8.50 12.01 3. 13 4.42 2,137

8.03 9.16 4.77 5.44
3,707 1.20 | 41.50 76.53 8. 02 13.71 4.73 8. 13

1
4,177 1.86 83. 14 93.22 12.84 | 14.40

1

8.79 9.86
3,790 1.75 66,17 61. 81 10. 69 10. 47 5.44 5. 33
2,192 5.62 123. 20 110.30 12. 41 11.10

1.61 1.44
1,310
2,08 90.41 105.70

9.37 13.82 4.84 i 7.15
3,992 1.9276.86 91.0-4 11.36 13.46
8,316 1.17 | 99,28 | 141. 90 9.43

13, 48 4.56 6.53
12.58 | 13.95 3.48 3.86

6.27 2.76 5. 25 3.44 4.83 4.26 6. 39

8.6 11.2

9.0 7.8

TABLE 21.-Comparative statistics for 1888–89 of property and expenditures of public schools

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

5,767 10, 640 13, 207

5,054
27,706

6,683
5, 176
4,4 17
3, 302
1,285
5,299
5,760
4, 801
6, 903
5, 179
3,513
3,807
3,969
4,586
5,881
5,193
5, 915
3,941
3,674
10,519
4,351
6,758
4, 535
9,928
3,616
4, 959
4,085
5, 822
5, 026
3,712

TABLE 21.-Comparative statistics for 1888-89 of property and expenditures of public schools

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

10,3

11.3

4.76

6.10
3.32
4.00
2.01
6.36
4.17

9.1 10.1 10.9 7.7 9.2 9.5 9.9 11.4

262 Adrian
263 Alpena........
264 | Ann Arbor....
265 Battle Creek
266 Bay City
267 Big Rapids
268 Cadillac...
269 | Cheboygan*
270 Coldwater
271 Detroit *
272 | East Saginaw
273 | Escanaba
274 | Flint*
275

Grand Haven.
276 Grand Rapids..
277 | Ionia.
278 Ishpeming
279 Jackson..
280 Kalamazoo
281 Lansing*..
282 Ludington
283 Manistee *,
284 Marquette...
285 Marshall
286 Menominee
287 Monroe *
288 Mount Clemens *
289 Muskegon..
290 Negaunee
291 Niles
292 Owosso *
293 | Pontiac...........
294 Port Huron
295 Saginaw
296 West Bay City
297 Wyandotte.....
298 | Ypsilanti

3.58

10.1 12.4

8.0 10.1 8.9 7.8 13.2 10.3 10.0 8.3

6.77
6.31
4.13

1.50
6.89