299 | Anoka
300 | Brainerd
301 Crookston......
302 Duluth...
303 | Faribault........
304 Mankato
305 Minneapolis.......
306 | Red Wing*
307 Rochester *
308 St. ('loud
309 St. Paul
310 Stillwater.
311 | Winona.......

903 No. 1,050 | No.

725 No.
2,650

790
1,1,10 | No.
17,850 No.
2,060 No.

900 No.
810

No.
17,160 No.
1, 956 | No.
2,790 No.

MISSISSIPPI.

312 Colunbus..
313 Jackson d
314 Veridian......
315 Natchez..........
316 | Vicksburg

13

9
21
23
27

18
11
23
25
29

1,075
1,500
2,000

400
1,500

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

450
376
450
360
320

1,200

5-10 No.
al, 457 No.
al, 200 No.
1, 731 | No.

600
788
600

3

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

MISSOURI.
317 | Boonville
318 | Brookfield

* Statistics of 1887–88. a In 1887-88.

(12) 0 0 1 0 2 6 Except supplementary readers.

12

1, 300 9 11

900 c Except to indigent pupils.

3

700 No.

3 760 | No. d Statistics of white schools only.

TABLE 15. --Statistics for 1888–89 of supervising officers, teachers, salaries, and accommodations in public schools of cities and villages containing over 4,000

inhabitants-Continued.

Carson City
Eureka..
Gold Hill
Virginia City

WNFO

1
1

10
6
8
20

11
7
9
22

1
2
1
3

1,500
1,500

0

900
1, 100
1,500

644
870
850
800

645 | No.
500 No.

550 No.
1,550 | No.a

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

4

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

36
39
40
69
45
30
27

11
19
20
23
15
12

2
4
4
1

HA ANO

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

37
41
42
76
47
36
31

1, 966 1,610 No.

4

1, 800

1, 250

375

4

NEW HAMPSHIRE.
362 Concord.

1
363 Dover *
364 Keene..

0
365

2
Manchester ................
366 Nashua..
367 Portsmouth......................... ..................................
368 Rochester...

NEW JERSEY.
369 Atlantic City

1
370

Bayonne.......
371 Bordentown*
372 Bridgeton *.
373 Burlington
374 Camden.
375 Elizabeth

5
376 Gloucester City.
377 Hackensack

0
378

Harrison...
379

3
Hoboken.........
Jersey City

17
381 Lambertville
382 Long Brancli.

2
383 | Millville *
384 Montclair.

1
Morristown*
386 Mount Holly

0
307 New Brunswick.

1
388

25 Newark ..................

1 389 Orange.......................

0
890 Passaic...............................................
* Statistics of 1887-88, a Except to indigent pupils.

f Some books are furnished.

0
1
34 34
2 600 1,500

4 1, 840 | Yes.
46 51

500
1,450
500

2, 245 | Yes.
11 13

2

764 Yes,
28 31

4

1,609
1
15

6 1,050 Yes.
7 162 169 20

500 1, 675 426 16 7,434 | Yes. 3 8 62 62

700 1, 890

556

3, 040 | Yes.
1 10 11

6699
0
5 13 18

1,700

3 1,240 | Yes. 3 11 1, 200 2,000 650

1

500

Yes. 1 4 (110) 110

5 64,736 21 38 3 339 342 60 3,500

24 15, 770 No. c 1 12 13

3

670

No.
1
3
5 25 30

1
2, 000
814 575

7 1,800 No. 5 39 44

550

12

1,939
0 1

20 21

0 3,000

660

942 No.
18 20

896

Yes.
0
13 15
1 1, 200 812

385

694 Yes. 1

49 2,500 685

415

2, 278 No. s 31 9 382 391 33 3, COO 1,550

785 42

21,816
2
3
1 32 33
6 g2, 300 850 506

1,550 No, a
0
0
1 32 33

1,900 465

1, 470 | Yes. 6 In 1887-88. c$810 to $360. d $450 to $315. e About one-half of the books are free,

gThe superintendent is also principal of the high school,

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

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

Yes.

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

385

Yes.

TABLE 15.-Statistics for 1888–89 of supervising oficers, teachers, salaries, and accommodations in public schools of cities and villages containing orer 4,000

inhabitants-Continued.

38

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

W NA

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

CNNIA CO

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

Yes.

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

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

*

0

0
2

10

0

(2)
0 1
1
L
1

Yes.

SON

0
0
1
0

1

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

Yes..

0
319

6
1

Yes.
Tes.

422 | Hoosick Falls **
423 Hornellsville.....................................................
424 Hudson
425 Ilion.
426 Ithaca..
427 Jamaica.....
428 Jamestown .......
429 Johnstown........
430 Kingston e
431 Lansingburgh
432 Little Falls..
433 Lockport...
431 | Long Island City
435 Lyons
436 Malone.......
437 | Matteawan.
438 | Medina ......
439 Middletown..
410 Mount Vernon.........
441 | New Brighton
4.2 New Rochelle. ......................................................
4.13 New York
4.1 Newburgh.....
4.15 | Norwich
416 Ogdensburgh
447 | Olean.....
448 Oswego..
449 | Owego*.
450 Peekskill
451 Penn Yan.
452 Plattshurgli
453 Port Chester
454 Port Jervis,
455 | Poughkeepsie.
456 Rochester.
457

Romo *
458 Saratoga Springs.
459 Schenectady
460 Seneca Falls *
461 Sing Sing.
462 Syracuso..
403 Tarrytown*.
464 Tonawanda *
465

Troy*
466 Utica *
467

Waterloo ..............
468 Watertown.........
469 West Troy

* Statistics of 1887–88.
a Some books are free,
6 Except to indigent pupils.
c In one of the districts text-books are free.

2
1

7
0

9
1

4 23 27

1,300 No.d 2

40 4 1,700 750

375

1, 800 No. 1 24 25

1 1,000 1,300

414

1, 25 No,
1 18 19
1,700

991 | No.
3 33 36 1

2,000
900 420

6 1,854 | Yes.
2 65 67

2,000 1,500

450

9 2,318 No. 1 23 24

1,300

450

4 1,400 No. 0 1,500 1, 210 475

5 1,935

No.
36 37
4 1,500 600

400

4 1,100 25

1,500
1,000
360

1, 202 No.
4 46 50

3
1,600

793 437

6 2,726 No,b 2 72 74 2,000

11 3,300 Yes. 11 17

0 1,300

400

1

800 No.6 2-1 26

1,600 432

1,460 No. 9 10

0 1,200 406

1

520 13 20

1,800 1,800 3.1.3

950

No. 1 31

2,000

512
391

8 1,089 No.
36 39

1,900 700

5 1,500 | Yes. (41) 41

1,325

5
18 20
2

3 f800 Yes.
301.
3,593 3, 894

400

7,590 1,900 7:30 134 205, 05) 7 03 70 14 1,600

1,125

478

6

2,770
0 20 20

2,000

350
5

No.
(37)
37

10 $2,009
37 39
7 1,700 151

6 1,800 68 71

7 1,000

3:7 14

3,600

No. b
23 30

No.
21 23

425
2

Yes. 2 16 18

1,500

3:59

723 No. 30 31 0 1, 800 500

323

.6

1,500
12 13
2

1,500

583

1

518
2 33 35
2 1,415 600)

4000

5
1,500

No.
69 70
1,600 625

406 12

2,626

No.
11
393
2,30)

394 31 14, 678 No.
(37)

37

8
1,600

583
417

8 1,796
5! 45 50)

3 1,800 1, 125 425

8 1,900 Yez.
(46)
46)

7
1
23
200)

4

No. 1 22 23

1,953

451

3

900 No. 263 279 13

2,500 1,312

478 28 12,527 No.g 1 6 7

1

Yes. 2 11 13 1,050

1

780 No, 18 151 169 2, 300

16

No.
6 159
165
2,500

18 5,149 No.b
4

18
2

653
320
5 1,000

No.
4 54 58
1,500

No.6
3 25 28

900 450

No. d Books are furnished at cost. e These figures refer to the Kingston school district, which embraces only about one-half of the entire city.

g Text-books are free in the lowest three grades.

1,300

2

1
1

No.
Yes.

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

3
1
0
3
2
3

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

0
2
1
1

1
1
2

10

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

382

1,010

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