Total.

replies to inquiries by the United States Burcau of Education-Continued.

Purpose of gift not specified; given on condition that tuition be furnished to a member of the Harman family or some one designated by them. Donor and purpose of gift not specified. For general endowment and erection of a dormitory.

For the endowment of a professorship to be filled by a woman.

Purpose not specified.

For a new building.
Purpose not specified.

$160 For the library and prizes.
For current expenses.

22, 000

2,500

For general endowment; given on con-
dition that $14,000 be raised within
three years by citizens of Mount
Pleasant and the Iowa conference.
$25,000 for endowment and $25,000 for
ladies' boarding hall.

Donor and purpose of gift not specified.
For general deficiency fund.

Purpose of gift not specified.

5 Gift divided between library, museum, and endowment fund.

($2,500 to establish and endow an alcove in the library-one-third of the money to be invested in books and the remainder to be held as a perpetual endowment; $22,000 for building; and purpose of $1,200 not specified.

To establish a college; thirty-six acres of land also given by the city of Emporia.

For endowment.

Purpose of gift not specified.

Donor and purpose of gift not specified. For current expenses and payment of debt.

$500 to improve dormitory and $1,000 to endow a professorship.

Donor and purpose of gift not specified.
For endowment.

For the completion of a girls' dormi{tory.

($50,000 for general endowment and

$30,000 for endowment of the "Hol-
brook Chamberlain Professorship."
Books for theological library.
For scholarship.

10,000 $50,000 for manual training department
and $10,000 for museum fund.
To found a scholarship.
Donor and purpose not specified.

TABLE XXI.—Statistics of educational benefactions for the year 1884–85; from

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Library and museum.

10 11

Object of benefaction and remarks.

12

200

$500

For general purposes.

To aid candidates for the ministry.
To endow professorships of history and
political economy. Amount of Henry
Winkley's gift, $50,000.

For prizes, &c.

To establish David Snow Professorship of Elocution and Oratory.

For the school of theology.

For needy students of theology.

To increase scholarship founded by him.

For the medical department.

Ten bonds of $1,000 each for the estab lishment of two or more scholarships to be known as the scholarships of the class of 1856.

$500 Interest to be appropriated to use of
library, also a German atlas.

To found a scientific scholarship.
To establish a publication fund in the
department of political economy.
For the further endowment of the di-
Svinity school.

For the endowment of the Jefferson 3 Physical Laboratory.

Towards a fund for the endowment of the dental school.

825

5, 500

1,080

For the immediate use of the Botanic
Garden.

500

TABLE XXI.-Statistics of educational benefactions for the year 1884-85; from

5

Total.

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