TABLE X.-PART 2.- Statistics of schools and of collegiate departments of science (mining, engineering, &c.) not endowed, &c.-Continued.

25 Franklin Institute

26 Polytechnic College of the State Philadelphia, 1853 1853

22 Toledo University of Arts and | Toledo, Ohio.... 1872 Trades, e

23

24

31

33

27 Towne Scientific School (Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania).
28 Wagner Free Institute of Science
29 Schools of Civil and Mechanical
Engineering, Mining, and Metal-
lurgy (Lehigh University).

30 Norwich University

School of Civil and Mining Engi. neering (Washington and Lee University). i

32 Virginia Military Institute.

34 Scientific department, University of Virginia.

From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1878. a Reported with classical department (see Table IX). b In the elementary school of the Polytechnic Institute. c See report of Stevens High School (Table VII).

d In fifth year of course.

e All instruction is for the present suspended. Also reported in Table IX.

g Total number admitted during the year.

h Whole number in the freshman class in all schools of the university.

i Instruction in this school was suspended in the fall of 1879. j In the special school of applied science.

25 Franklin Institute.

26 Polytechnic College of the State of Pennsylvania Towne Scientific School, University of Pennsyl

20 School of Civil Engineering of Union College... 21 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

22 Toledo University of Arts and Trades o

(d)

(d)

June 23.

June 18.

23 Scientific department of Willamette University. 24 Pardee Scientific Department of Lafayette Col

27

31

33

28 Wagner Free Institute of Science*.

29 Schools of Civil and Mechanical Engineering, Mining, and Metallurgy (Lehigh University).

30 Norwich University

School of Civil and Mining Engineering (Washington and Lee University). r

32 Virginia Military Institute.

New Market Polytechnic Institute

34 Scientific department, University of Virginia..

*From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1878.

a $20 a month, $50 for every 3 months.
bAtlanta University, although not founded under

the act of Congress establishing agricultural col-
leges, receives an annual appropriation of $8,000
from the legislature of Georgia under an act enti-
tled "An act equitably to adjust the claims of the
colored people to a share of the agricultural land-
scrip."

e The university is bound to receive, free of charge
for tuition, one pupil for each member of the
house of representatives.

d Reported with classical department (see Table IX).

TABLE X.-Memoranda.

Remarks.

Transferred from Part 2 to Part 1. No information received.

TABLE XI.-Statistics of schools of theology for 1879; from replies to inquiries by the United States Bureau of Education.