TABLE X.-PART 2.-Statistics of schools and of collegiate departments of science (mining, engineering, do,) not endowed with the national land grant, for 1883-81; from replies to inquiries by the United States Bureau of Education,

Easton, Pa..

29

20

0

2

0 81 11

0 g21

92 116 36

38

20

24

32

26

10

11

6

3

Philadelphia, Pa.. 1824 1824
From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1882-'83.
a Atlanta University, although not founded under the act of Congress establishing
agricultural colleges, receives an annual appropriation of $8.000 from the legis
lature of the State of Georgia under an act of 1874, entitled "An act equitably
to adjust the claims of the colored people to a share of the agricultural land
scrip.

b The place of this college is supplied by the Massachusetts Agricultural College at
Amherst. Each successful candidate is allowed, on entering the college, to ma
triculate also in Boston University, and at graduation may receive his degree at

the hands of the university, with a diploma entitling him to the relation and privileges of its alumni.

A department for elective graduate study only.

d Included in the report of the department of literature, science, and the arts (see
Table IX).

The Manual Training School of Washington University (Table X) and Smith
Academy (Tablo VII) are both preparatory to this school.

f See report of Stevens High School (Table VII).

g Reported with classical department (see Table IX).