University of Pennsylvania, organization, 789;
erects library building, 797; laboratory, in-
struction in the, 894, 895; statistics, 1595,
1607; students in graduate department,
1870-'90, 819; course preparatory to medi-
cine, 897; medical department, curriculum
of, 903-905; medical department of, statis-
tics, 1036; auxiliary department of medi-
cine, statistics, 1038; department of den-
tistry of, statistics, 1039; veterinary depart-
ment, statistics, 1044; law department, sta-
tistics, 1052; Towne Scientific School, 1055.
University of Rochester, 1592, 1605.
University of St. Andrews, Scotland, 207, 216, 217
note, 230 note.

University of South Carolina, statistics of, 782,
1596, 1607; courses in pedagogy of, 1019;
College of Pharmacy of, statistics, 1041;
school of law, statistics, 1052.
University of South Dakota, statistics of, 782, 1596,
1607; organization, 786.

University of Southern California, statistics, 1583,
1600; College of Medicine of, statistics, 1034.
University of Tennessee, statistics of, 782, 1597,
1608; organization, 786; erects Y. M. C. A.
building, 797; programme of civil and me-
chanical engineering courses, 960, 977; course
of the "teachers' department," 1018-1019;
medical department of, statistics, 1036; den.
tal department of, statistics, 1039.
University of Texas, statistics of, 782, 1597, 1608;
organization, 786; erects several buildings,
797; law department, statistics, 1052.
University of the City of New York, statistics,
1592, 1605; degrees in pedagogy given by,
1019; medical department of, statistics, 1035;
department of law, statistics, 1052.
University of the Northwest, organization, 792.
University of the Pacific, 1582, 1600.
University of the South, statistics, 1597, 1608;
theological department of, statistics, 1050.
University of Vermont and State Agricultural
College, erects library and other buildings,
797; statistics, 1598, 1608; medical depart-
ment of, statistics, 1036.
University of Virginia, statistics of, 782, 1598,

1608; organization, 786; preparatory course
for students of medicine, 897; medical de-
- partment of, statistics, 1036; law depart-
ment, statistics, 1052.

University of Washington, statistics of, 782, 1598,
1608; organization, 786.
University of West Virginia, statistics of, 782,
1598, 1609.
University of Wisconsin, statistics of, 782, 1599,
1609; organization, 787; department of phar-
macy of, statistics, 1041; college of law, sta-
tistics, 1052.
University of Wooster, 1594, 1606.
University of Wyoming, organization, 787; sta-
tistics of, 782, 1599, 1609.
Upper Iowa University, 1585, 1602.
Upper Peninsula Business College, 1615-1631.
Urbana, Ohio, statistics of schools and school
finances, 1318-1358.

Urbana University, 1594, 1606.
Urechia, M., remarks in international congress,
68, 71, 84, 147, 160, 161, 163, 165, 167.
Ursinus College, statistics, 1595, 1607; theological
department of, statistics, 1019.
Ursuline Academy, 1576-1577.
Uruguay, educational exhibit at Paris Exposition,
131; statistics, 556-560, 1672-1677.

U. S. Grant University, statistics, 1596, 1607;
medical department of, statistics, 1036;
school of theology, statistics, 1050.
Utah, statistics, common schools, 7-33; compara-
tive statistics of enrollment, attendance,
teachers, and accommodations in the schools
of cities and villages, 607; comparative
financial statistics of city and village sys
tems, 608; enrollment and attendance in
cities and villages, 613; supervising officers,
teachers, property, and expenditure in
cities and villages, 614; pupils in, and
graduates from public high schools, 615;
character of temperance school law, 714;
summary of statistics of universities and
colleges, 7C1, 763; distribution of college

ED 90- -109

1613-1631.

Vallejo, Cal., statistics of schools and school
finances, 1318, 1358.

Valley Female College, 1580-1581.
Valparaiso, Ind., statistics of schools and school
finances, 1318, 1358.

Vanderbilt University, organization, 789, statis-

tics, 1597, 1608; medical department of,
statistics, 1036; department of dentistry of,
statistics, 1039; department of pharmacy of,
statistics, 1041; Biblical department of,
statistics, 1050; law department, statistics,

1052.

Vander Rest, E., remarks in internation congress,
84, 147, 167.

Van Hamel, M., remarks in international con-
gress, 149, 163.

Van Sickle's Practical Business College, 1618, 1631.
Van Wert, Ohio, statistics of schools and school
finances, 1318, 1358.

Vassar College, 1572-1573.
Venezuela, statistics, 556, 560, 1672, 1677.
Vermont,statistics, common schools, 6-33; no State

School taxes, 24; comparative statistics of
enrollment, attendance, teachers, and ac-
commodations in the schools of cities and
villages, 606; comparative financial statis-
tics of cities and villages, systems, 608; en-
rollment and attendance in cities and vil-
lages, 613; supervising officers, teachers,
property, and expenditure in cities and vil
lages, 614; pupils in, and graduates from
public high schools, 615; teachers and pu
pils in public evening schools of cities and
villages, 616; passes first compulsory tem-
perance education law, 697; character and
enforcement of temperance school law, 713,
724; summary of statistics of universities
and colleges, 760, 762; distribution of college
students in regular degree courses from
1886-90, 773; summary of degrees conferred
by colleges and universities in, 776; produc-
tive funds of colleges and universities, 778-
779; average age of freshmen, 1880-90, 800;
students from, at Johns Hopkins, Harvard,
and Michigan universities, 820; statistics of
professional schools, 1022-1031; degrees con-
ferred by professional schools of, 1033; sta-
tistics of reform school, 1070; summary of
statistics of private secondary schools, 1486-
1488; summary of statistics of business col-
leges, 1610.

Vermont Reform School, statistics, 1072.
Vermont State Normal Schools, statistics, 1059.
Veterinary medicine, exhibit at Paris Exposition,
116; statistics of schools in Prussia, 1004;
in United States. 1021, 1044.
Vicksburg, Miss., statistics of schools and school
finances, 1318, 1358.
Vicksburg Commercial School, 1615-1631.
Vienna, Austria, early movement for schools, 422;
teachers' salaries, 470; statistics of element-
ary schools of, 1197.
Villanova College, 1595, 1607.
Villanova Monastery, ecclesiastical department
of, statistics, 1049.

Vincennes, Ind., statistics of schools and school

finances, 1318, 1358.
Virchow, Dr., on study of classics, 366.

Virginia, statistics, common schools, 6-33; com-
parative statistics of enrollment, attendance,
teachers, and accommodations, 606; compar
ative financial statistics of city and village
systems, C08; enrollment and attendance in
cities and villages, C13; supervising officers,
teachers, property, and expenditure in cities
and villages, 614; pupils in and graduates
from public high schools, 615; teachers and
pupils in public evening schools of cities
and villages, 616; summary of statistics of
colleges for women, 747; degrees conferred
by colleges for women in, 749; summary of
statistics of universities and colleges, 760,
762; distribution of college students in reg-
ular degree courses, 1886-1890, 774; sum-
mary of degrees conferred by colleges and
universities in, 776; productive funds of
colleges and universities, 778-779; average
age of freshmen, 1880-1890, 800; students
from, at Johns Hopkins, Harvard, and Mich-
igan universities, 820; statistics of profes
sional schools, 1022-1031; degrees conferred
by professional schools of, 1033; statistics
by race, 1074; statistics for schools for the
colored race, 1090; summary of statistics of
private secondary schools, 1486-1183; sum-
inary of statisties of business colleges, 1610;
summary of statistics of schools for the
deaf, 1632-1635; summary of statistics of
schools for the blind, 1652.

Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College,
programme of civil and mechanical engi
neering courses, 960, 977; statistics, 1051.
Virginia City, Nev., statistics of schools and
school finances, 1318, 1358.
Virginia Female Institute, 1580-1581.
Virginia Institution for the Education of the
Deaf and Dumb and the Blind, 1838-16-18,
1655-1660.

Virginia Military Institute, programme of civil
engineering course, 960; statistics. 1055.
Virginia State Normal Schools, statistics, 1059,

1086.

Vocal music. See Music.

Voluntary contribution, income of English cle-
mentary schools, statistics, 240.
Voluntary schools, in England, powers of man.
agers, 233; statistics, 240.

W.
Wabash, Ind., statistics of schools and school
finances, 1318, 1358.

Wabash College, erects library building, 795; sta-
tistics, 1585, 1601.

Waco, Tex., statistics of schools and school finan-
ces, 1318, 1358.

Waco Female College, 1580-1581.

Waddell, Inspector, extract from report on Scot-
tish schools. 200.

Wake Forest College, 1593, 1606.

Wales. See England.

Walcker, Karl, on the study of languages in sec-
ondary schools, 1195.

Walhalla Female College, 1578-1579.

Walla Walla. Wash., statistics of schools and

school finances, 1318, 1358.

Wallingford, Conn., statistics of schools and
school finances, 1318, 1358.
Wallingford Academy, statistics, 1087.
Walthal Normal School, statistics. 1057.
Waltham, Mass.. statistics of schools and school
finances, 1318, 1358.
Walworth's Business and Stenographic College,

1617-1631.

Ward's Seminary for Young Ladies, 1580-1581.
Warren, Ohio, statistics of schools and school
finances, 1318, 1358.

Warren, Pa., statistics of schools and school
finances, 1318, 1358.
Warren, William F., on shortening college curric-
ulum, 810-812.

Warrensburg. Mo., statistics of schools and school
finances, 1318, 1358.

Wartburg College, 1586, 1602.
Wartburg Seminary, statistics, 1046.
Wartburg Seminary of the Evangelical Lutheran
Synod of Iowa and other States, statistics,
1046.

Washburn College, 1587. 1602; erects chapel, 796
Washburn Seminary, statistics, 1087.
Washington, statisties, common schools, 7-33;

comparative statistics of enrollment, at
tendance, teachers, and accommodations in
cities and villages, 607; enrollment and at-
tendance in cities and villages, 612; super
vising officers, teachers, property, and r
penditure in cities and villages, 614; pupils
in and graduates from public high schools,
615; character of temperance school la
714; summary of statistics of universitiva
and colleges, 761, 763; distribution of col-
lege students in regular degree courses
from 1986 to 1890, 775; summary of degrees
conferred by colleges and universities in,
776; productive funds of colleges and an
versities, 778-779; average age of freshmen,
1880-90,800; students from, at Johns Hop
kins, Harvard, and Michigan university's,
820; statistics of professional schools, 12;
summary of statistics of private secunda Y
schools, 1486-1488; summary of statistics
of business colleges, 1511; summary of
statistics of schools for the deaf, 163,
1635.

Washington, D. C., statistics of schools and school
finances, 1318, 1358; scale of salaries of te
ers, 620.
Washington, Ind., statistics of schools and schol
finances, 1318, 1358.

Washington, Pa., statistics of schools and sched
finances, 1318, 1358.
Washington and Jeerson College, 1525, 1607.
Washington and Lee University erects gyan
sium, 798; statistics, 1598, 1608, law depart
ment, statistics, 1052.
Washington College, 1583, 1603.
Washington C. H., Ohio, statistics of schools and
school finances, 1318, 1353.
Washington Female Seminary, 1578-1079.
Washington School for Defective Youth, 1639-

1648.

Washington Training School for Nurses statis-

tics. 1042.

Washington University, statistics, 150, 1604, Law
department, statistics, 1052, polyte xin le
school of, statistics, 1055; manual training
school of, statistics, 1062.
Waterbury, Conn., statistics of schools and school

West Cleveland, Ohio, statistics of schools and
school finances, 1318, 1358.

West Georgia Agricultural and Mechanical Col-
lege, statistics, 1053..

West Kentucky Classical and Normal College,
1587, 1602.

West Side Business School, 1613-1631.
West Tennessee Preparatory School, statistics,
1087.

West Virginia, statistics, common schools, 6-33;
comparative statistics of enrollment, at-
tendance, teachers, and accommodations in
the schools of cities and villages, 606; com-
parative financial statistics of city and vil
lage systems, 608; enrollment and attend-
ance in cities and villages, 613; supervising
officers, teachers, property, and expenditure
in cities and villages, 614; pupils in and
graduates from public high schools, 615;
character of temperance school law, 714;
summary of statistics of colleges for women,
747; degrees conferred by colleges for wo-
men in, 749; summary of statistics of uni-
versities and colleges, 760, 762; distribution
of college students in regular degree courses
from 1886-90, 774; summary of degrees con-
ferred by colleges and universities in, 776;
productive funds of colleges and univer-
sities. 778-779; average age of freshmen,
1880-00, 800; students from, at Johns
Hopkins, Harvard, and Michigan univer-
sities, 820; statistics of professional schools,
1026-1032: statistics by race, 1074; statistics
for schools for the colored race, 1030; sum-
mary of statistics of secondary schools,
1486-1488; summary of statistics of business
colleges, 1610; suminary of statistics of in-
stitutions for the deaf, 1632-1635; summary
of statistics of schools for the blind, 1652.
West Virginia College, 1598, 1608.
West Virginia Normal and Classical Academy,
statistics, 1061.

West Virginia schools for the Deaf and the Blind,
1638-1618; 1655-1660.

West Virginia State normal schools, statistics,
1059.

West Virginia University, organization, 787; new
buildings, 798; statistics, 1598, 1608; law de-
partment, statistics, 1052.
Westbrook Commercial College, 1617-1631.
Westbrook Seminary and Female College, 1576-

1577.

Westchester County Institute, 1617-1631.
Westerly, R. I., statistics of schools and school
finances, 1318, 1358.

Western College, Iowa, erects new building, 796;
1586, 1602.

Western College, Mo., 1590, 1604.
Western Iowa College, 1613-1631.
Western Maryland College, 1588-1603.
Western New York Institution for Deaf Mutes,
1637-1648.

Western Normal College, statistics, 1060.
Western Normal University, statistics, 1061.
Western Pennsylvania Institution for the In-
struction of the Deaf and Dumb, 1638-1618.
Western Pennsylvania Medical College, statis-

tics, 1036.

Western Reserve Business College, 1617-1631.
Western Reserve Normal College, statistics, 1061.
Western Reserve University, Medical Department
of, statistics, 1036; founds Cleveland College
for Women, 744.

Western Theological Department of the Reformed
(Dutch) Church in America, statistics, 1047.
Western Theological Seminary, Ill., time schedule

of, 930; statistics, 1045.

1723

Western Theological Seminary, Pa., statistics, 1049.
Western University of Pennsylvania, 1595, 1607.
Westfield, Mass., statistics of schools and school
finances, 1318, 1358.

Westfield College, 1585, 1601.
Westminster College, Mo., 1590, 1604.
Westminster College, Pa., 1595, 1607.
Westminster Theological Seminary, statistics,

1047.

Weymouth, Mass., statistics of schools and school
finances, 1318, 1358.

Wheaton College, 1585, 1601.
Wheaton Female Seminary, 1576-1577.
Wheeler, B. J., on humanistic culture, 365.
Wheeling, W. Va., statistics of schools and school
finances, 1318, 1358.

Wheeling Business College, 1620-1631.
Wheeling Female College, 1580-1581; curriculum,

704.

Whipple's Home School for the Deaf, 1630-1651.
Whitaker's Shorthand School, 1617-1631.
White, A. D., on Prussian higher schools, 374.
White, E. E., report on proper adjustment of sec-
ondary and college curricula, 1118-1193; on
compulsory education, 1156.

Whitehall, N. Y., statistics of schools and school
finances, 1318, 1358.

Whitesboro Graded School, 1619-1631.

White Water, Wis., statistics of schools and
school finances, 1318, 1358.
Whitman College, 1598, 1608.
Whitworth Female College, 1576-1577.

Wichita, Kans., statistics of schools and school
finances, 1318, 1358.
Wickersham, James Pyle, obituary notice of,

1313.

Winona Business College, 1615, 1631.

Winsted, Conn., statistics of schools and school
finances, 1318, 1358.

Winston, N. C., statistics of schools and school
finances, 1318, 1358.
Winthrop Training School for Teachers, statistics,
1058.

Wisconsin, statistics, common schools, 7-33; rela-
tive decrease in enrollment, 9; comparative
statistics of enrollment, attendance, teach-
ers, and accommodations in the schools of
cities and villages, 607; comparative finan-
cial statistics of city and village systems,
608; enrollment and attendance in cities
and villages, 613; supervising officers, teach-
ers, property, and expenditures in cities
and villages, 614; pupils in, and graduates,
from public high schools, 615; teachers and
pupils in public evening schools of cities
and villages, 616; character of temperance
school law, 714; summary of statistics of
colleges for women, 747; degrees conferred
by colleges for women in, 749; summary of
statistics of universities and colleges, 761,
762; distribution of college students in reg-
ular degree courses from 1886-90, 775;
summary of degrees conferred by colleges
and universities in, 776; productive funds
of colleges and universities, 778-779; average
age of freshmen, 1880-90, 800; students
from, at Johns Hopkins, Harvard, and
Michigan universities, 820; statistics of pro-
fessional schools, 1023-1032; degrees con-
ferred by professional schools in, 1033;
statistics of reform schools, 1070; summary
of statistics of private secondary schools,
1486-1488; summary of statistics of business
colleges, 1610; summary of statistics of
schools for the education of the deaf, 1633-
1635; summary of statistics of schools for
the blind, 1653.

Wisconsin Industrial School for Girls, statistics,

1072.

Wisconsin School for the Blind, 1655, 1660.
Wisconsin School for the Deaf, 1638, 1648.
Wisconsin State normal schools, 1059.
Wittenberg College, statistics, 1594, 1606; theo-
logical department of, statistics, 1049.
Woburn, Mass., statistics of schools and school
finances, 1318, 1358.

Wofford College, 1596, 1607.

Woman's Christian Temperance Union, activity
and course of study of, for scientific tem-
perance instruction, 695-706, 739-742.
Woman's College of Baltimore, foundation and
course of study, 744; statistics, 1572-1573.
Woman's Hospital Medical College of Chicago,

statistics, 1034.
Woman's Medical College of Baltimore, statistics,

1035.
Woman's Medical College of Cincinnati, statistics,
1036.
Woman's Medical College of Georgia, statistics,
1034.
Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania, sta-
tistics, 1036.

Woman's Medical College of the New York In-
firmary, statistics, 1035.

Women, employment as teachers and inspectors,
55-58, 1182-1183; in France, admitted to
institutions for higher education, 260, and
statistics, 102; excluded from institutions
for higher education in Germany, 282, 285;
schools for, in Saxony, 305; attendance in
universities in Austria, 467; in Norway,
admitted to university, 509; in Denmark,
535; characteristics of, in the London
slums, 579; higher education for, 743-754;
statistics, 1572-1581.

See also Higher education and Coëducation.

Y.

Yale University, organization, 788; erects recita-
tion rooms and new library, 795; curriculum
of, in 1825 and 1891, 801; students in gradu-
ate department, 815-819; statistics, 1583,
1600; medical department of, statistics, 1034;
theological department of, statistics, 1045-
statistics of law department, 1050; Sheffield
Scientific School, statistics, 1053.
Yankton College, 1596, 1607.
Year, school. See Term.

Yonkers, N. Y., scale of teachers' salaries, 639;
statistics of schools and school finances.
1318, 1358.

York, Pa., statistics of schools and school finances,
1318, 1358.

York College of Commerce, 1016-1631.
Young Female College, 1574-1575.

Youngstown, Ohio, statistics of schools and school
finances, 1318, 1358,

Ypsilanti, Mich., statistics of schools and school
finances, 1318, 1358.

Z..

Zanesville, Ohio, statistics of schools and school
finances, 1318, 1358.
Zanesville Business College, 1618-1631.
Zarncke, Fr., on classical instruction as a prepa
ration for professional study, 883, note.
Zeller, Dr., on language instruction, 376.