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

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

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Red Creek Union Seminary.. Red Creek, N. Y....Trustees of school

Columbia, S. C.....Through Amer. Baptist
{Homo Mission Society.

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

600

300

2, 650

2,300

3,000

500

9 10 11

12

$30,000

100

For the art department.

For general purposes.

$25 from Messrs. Marsh and Wade for a be, and $275 from Messrs. Wade and Smitherman for a music room. Purpose and donor not specified.

For books, furniture, &c.

For needy students.

5 Subscriptions for an additional endow. ment, conditioned on raising $5,000. Purpose not specified.

For payment of debt.

Purpose and donor not specified.
For chapel, and music hall.

Purpose and donor not specified.

For repairing and furnishing.
Purpose not specified. In addition
books and specimens for cabinet
were contributed; value not given.
To educate indigent young men for the
Lutheran ministry.

For a new telescope principally, and
for books.

$2,000 for general purposes, and $90,000
for a new building.

(Purpose of gift not specified; $1,000
given by John Patton and the re-
mainder by several friends.
For general purposes, repairs, and fur-
nishing.

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