TABLE XXIII.-Statistics of educational benefactions for eighteen months ending

Total.

June 30, 1884; from replies to inquiries by the United States Bureau of Education.

10 11

$10, 530

$28,000 reported for 1883-'84 for new building, and purpose not specified of a reported subscription belonging to 1882-83 of $5,000. Presumably this is also for building.

200 To purchase books for library.

$7,840 from western contributions for the year ending May 30, 1883, and $4,752 from eastern contributions for the year ending April 30, 1884; all for general support.

For additional buildings.

5,000 Value of books added to the library by the terms of the Cook bequest.

To found a scholarship for licentiates in the M. E. Church.

For the erection of a new dormitory.
To be known as "The Chas. McDonald
Brown scholarship fund," the income
of which is to be loaned to indigent
students; $1,000 per annum of the in-
terest to be used for students in the
North Georgia Agricultural College
at Dahlonega.

For the King scholarship fund.
For the Cassedy scholarship fund.
For the Dodge scholarship fund.
For the Hastings scholarship fund.
$6,000 for the Knowles industrial build-
ing. $3,343 for student aid, and $2,290
for general purposes.

Value of building for theological school.
Porpose not specified; of this amount
$26,000 were reported for 1882-'83 and
the remainder belongs to the year
1883-'84.

For endowment

For payment of debt.

For general purposes.

$10,000 to endow the theological chair
and $10,000 for general endowment.
$300 for repairs and $25,125 for profes
sorship of agricultural sciences.

For general endowment and scholar. ship funds.

For repairs and furnishings.

TABLE XXIII.—Statistics of educational benefactions for eighteen months ending June 30,

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Total.

1884; from replies to inquiries by the United States Bureau of Education-Continued.

For the theological department.

$250 for theological department and $250 for college.

Donor and purpose of $2,000 not speci.

fied.

Gift of observatory instruments, &c.,
valued at $10,000.

A subscription for endowment, com-
pleted in the year 1883-'84; at date of
reporting, April, 1884, being collected.
For chaplain's residence and improve-
ments in the chapel.
For endowment fund.

10, 000 Books for library.

$50,000 for a mechanical professorship and $35.000 for addition to Sibley building and shops.

For endowment fund, conditioned upon raising $90,000 more.

Astronomical apparatus valued at $16,000 and $475 for putting in order and mounting the same.

$50,000 for scholarships, $40,000 for chair of Greek and Latin, and $10,000 for chair of physics and chemistry. For the laboratory.

$21,000 from Joseph B. Hoyt and $11,627 from various others; purpose not specified.

For two scholarships.

Gift of $1,000, purpose not specified.

To help to endow the Gardner Baker professorship.

For general endowment.

For general endowment and current

expenses.

Books for the law school.

Books for the law school.

For building an auditorium.

For the education of students for the ministry.

500 For the purchase of books.

For erection of buildings and for medical instruction; received during the years 1882-'83 and 1883-'84.

For endowment; income only to be used.

TABLE XXIII.—Statistics of educational benefactions for eighteen months ending June 30,

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