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.

1

0

1

3

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

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

630
700
850
800

17
21
19
25
15

1

1,010 | No.
1, 150 No.
1, 120 | No.
1, 200 No.

0

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

400
338
315

1

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

5

910
700

589
450

2, 476 No. 6 1, 845 No. b

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

1
1
1
1
2
2
1

1
1
1
1
2
2
1

ow or

783
1,200

487
400

1,400 | No. 2, 395

No. a3, 030

1, 480 No.

0

8
7
3

.........

3
6

500 | Fostoria...
501 Fremont
502 Galion.....
503 Gallipolis
504 Greenville *
505 | Hamilton,
506 Ironton.
507 | Kenton *.
508 Lancaster
509 Lima
510 | Mansfield *
511 | Marietta *
512 Marion *
513 | Martin's Ferry.
514 | Massillon *
515 | Middletown...
516 Mount Vernon
517 | Nelsonville **,
518 | Newark
519 Norwalk.
520 Painesville.
521 | Piqua ....
522 Pomeroy
523 Portsmouth.
524 | Salem* .......
525 Sandusky.
526 Sidney
527 Springfield*.
523 | Steubenville
529 | Tiffin ......
530 Toledo .......
531 Troy
532 Urbana*
533 Van Wert...........................
534 | Warren*
535 | Washington C.H
536 Wo:ster*
537 | Xenia*
533 | Youngstown.
539 Zanesville*

1
1
1

0
0
0

1
1
1

3
1

420
500

1,500
1,800
1, 300
1, 200
1,500
2,700
1,800
1,350
1,500
1,630
2,000
1,500
1,500
1,300
1,800
1,500
1,650
1,300
1,800
1,600
1,500
2,000

900
1,800
1,600
1,800
1,200
1,800
1,750
1,800
2, 750
1,800
1,800
1, 125
1,600
1,500
1,800
1,600
2, 200
2,000

10
6
3

660
450
900
450
562
567

0

0

0
0
1
1
0

363
448

OOOOO

1, 015 No, b
1, 594
1, 300 No.
1,300 No.

969 No.
2, 930

No.
1, 300 No.
a600 No.
1, 154 No.d

No.
2,000 No.
(980
3,500 | No.
931 | No.b

No.b
2, 167 No.
1, 440
12, 000 No.

900 No.6
1,000 No.b
1, 150 No.

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

15
0

750
549

405

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

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

(111)

0
0
1
3

0
0
0
0

0
1
3

9
0
0
0

917
510
750
700

438
400
500
425

17

4.1
27
189
19
14
20
21
22
27
28

510

369

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

950

1
0
1

459

3
8
4
a5

6
alo
al6

al, 000 | No. al, 400

1, 458 No. a3, 206 No.

900

2
1

5
0

8
1

5
3

alo
84
13

16

0

PIONNSYLVANIA, 543 Allegheny.

13 544 | Allentown...............

1 545 | Altoona.....

1
* Statistics of 1887-88.
c The board of education sells text-books at cost.

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

2,200
1,500
1,500

7

1, 358

537 23 16, 000 No.

11 4, 200 | No.
510 337 12 4,500 ) No.
b Except to indigent pupils.
d Some books are furnished free.

a In 1887–88.

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.

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

1,000
1,400

540
1,200

410

23
34
14
14
16
17
36
16
26
28
23
34
63
31
17
15

426
308
303

Yes.

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

415
520

16
21
22
17
29

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

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

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

1
1

0
0

1
3
6

62

800
1,300
1, 400

Yes.

2

1

400
323
300

..........

PENNSYLVANIA-continued.
646 | Asbland.
547 Beaver Falls.
548 Bellefonte..
549 Bethlehem*.
550 | Bloomsburgh*.
551 | Braddock*
552 | Bradford
553 Bristol
554 | Butler
555 Carbondale*
556 | Carlisle.........
557 | Chambersburgh.
558 Chester .........
559 Columbia
560 Connellsville.
561 Conshohocken.
562 Corry
563 Danville
564 | Du Bois .................................................
565 | Dunmore
566 | Easton* .........
567 | Erie....
568 Franklin*
569 | Greenville...
570 | Harrisburg
571 Hazleton
572 Honesdale..................................................................
573 IIuntingdon.
574 | Johnstown*
575 Lancaster ............................................
576 | Lebanon*.
577 Lock Haven.
578 ) McKeesport

FOONS

3
0
0
1

0
1

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

525
638

800
1, 200

675
720

1

21

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

900 No. 1, 900 No.b

861
1, 420 | No.
1,680

No.
968 No.
1,600

No.
3, 250
1,760 No.

No.
859 Yes,
1,200 | No.
1,600 | No,
1,460 No.
1,300, No.
2,931
4,900

No.
1, 300

970 No.
6,800 No:
1,640 No.
700 No.

No.6

31
14
14
20
26
14
23
47
125

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

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

1,350

800

560
1,100

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

1

1
0

1
0

296
302
390

500

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

No.

0

2

2

20

2,500

648

382

23

1

602
693

30
18
24
57
131
28
22
120
30
13
22
35
78
37
27

1, 250
1, 800
1,500
1,400
1,200

283
580
407
395
369

0
2

0
0

0
2

17
104
25
10
20
28
70
30
21
43

600
540

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

*****

Yes.

er o

1,500

800 1, 100 1,500

5

0

5

400

500 765

2,100 No. 1,500 No. 2,585 | No.

47

387

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

2,060 | No.

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

1,500

4 0

700

ܦܬܘ

373 378

2, 400 | No,

650 No.

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

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

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

28
15
44
13
16
16
25
17
41
53

36
2,524

500

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

360

1,000

No.
1, 162

Yes,
900 No.
2,000 No.

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

1
1

0
0

1
1

5

5:10

414

14

28

42

6

7
255

4
65

5,000
1, 200
3,500
1, COO

0
0
1

0
0
1

527
482
750

Oo ooo

305
280
340

3

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

1,400

1,100
1, 700
2,000

0
0

579, Mahanoy
580 Mauch Chunk *
581 | Meadville
582 Mechanicsburgh
583 | Middletown ............................
584 | Monongahela
585 | Nanticoke.......
586 New Brighton*
587 New Castle
588 Norristown ....................................................................
589 Oil City
590 | Philadelphia
591 Phoenixville..
592 Pittsburgh*.
593 Pittston
594 Plymouth
595 Pottstown........
596 Pottsville
597 Reading
598 Renovo.
599 St. Clair *.
600 Scranton
601 Shamokin*,
602 Sharon *
603 Shenandoah
604 | South Bethlehem *
605 South Easton .........
606 Steelton
607 Sunbury
608 Susquehanna..............
609 Tamaqua....
610 Titusville
611 Towanda*
612 Uniontown
613 | Warren .......
614 | Washington.........
615 West Chester.
616 | Wilkes Barre
617 | Williamsport..
618 York

0

1

23
12
43

8
13
15
23
16
37
48

34
89

2, 435

26
44 547
3 20

17

35
(52)

168
3 10

8
19 181
8 30

22
36
14

13
13 13

11

8
15
34
13
15

18
1 20
1 24
19
13 71
19 43

1, 250 | No
2, 226

No.
10, CO) | No.c

No.
2, 216
9,000 No.

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

35

2,500

715

450

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

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

591
23
23
42
52
174
13
11
200
38
24
42
22
21
26
18

9
17
35
15

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

1

0

1

0

1,650

1,100

458

.................................................................
*

429

.......

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

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

317

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

720
720

3
4
3

1,575
1,140
1,400

0

1
0
0

1
0
0

1
2

335
405
379
470
405
439
385

1,000 No.
800

No.
958

No.e
1,096 | Yes.

No.
3, 960 No.
3,050 | No.

700
719
720

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

22

1,500

14

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

11

16

RHODE ISLAND.
619 Bristol
620 Central Falls ......................................
621 | Newport
622 Pawlucket ..................
623 Providence........... ........
624 Woonsocket..........

* Statistics of 1887-88.
a One-half of the books are furnished free
6 Some of the books are furnished free..

3
1
6
10
23
5

050లం

1, 450

.......

10

2
0

1,500

21 24
600

7 1,060 Yes.
26 27

2 150 1,400 480

6 1,400 No. 44 50 12 3,000

664 11 2, 386 No. 79 89

4 2,000

490

23 4, 851 No.e 357 380 3,500

59

No.e 40 45

692 401 15 2,061

Yes. c Books for supplementary reading are furnished free. dThe free text-book system is being gradually introduced. e Except to indigent pupils.

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.