1849-'50 $16,286.22 $15,088.23 $1,006.87 1859-'60 39,735.77 28,409.76 5,705.43 1869-'70 84,966.08 30,000.00 20,039.04 $11,250.00 1880-'81[6] 163,034.40 38,531.59 $31,500.00 63,745.13 15,000.00 1889-'90 360,308.16 38,651.00 47,272.50 100,814.92 147,589.08 1899-'00 555,623.90 38,228.82 281,583.43 185,350.31 12,000.00 1909-'10 1,573,540.14 38,511.63 585,258.75 327,169.53 334,043.46 1919-'20 3,802,164.27 38,428.89 1,687,500.00 682,445.16 659,250.00 [Footnote 4: These totals include, in addition to the items shown, balances on hand, temporary loans, sales of material, and, in later years, hospital fees.] [Footnote 5: This includes also appropriations for deficits, as well as savings from the income from the mill-tax over a period of years, drawn out for the erection of buildings.] [Footnote 6: The Treasurer's Report for 1879-'80 covered fifteen months, and therefore cannot properly be used for comparison.] TABLE II THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS _By Ten-Year Periods_ Year # of # of ---------------------------Number of Students------------------------------- Faculty Grad- Lit- Medi- Law Phar- Homeo- Den- Engineer- Grad- Summer Total exclus- uates erary cine macy pathic tis- ing and uate[7] Session ive of try Architec- Assist- ture ants ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1850 7 12 72 72 1860 28 109 267 167 92 526 1870 32 339 426 338 308 36[8] 4 1,112 1880 53 415 435 350 395 81 70 83 13 1,427 1890 86 554 929 372 533 83 72 103 78 2,153 1900 166 766 1,254 500 837 76 70 247 280 89 263 3,441 1910 318 1,029 1,841 318 833 97 77 216 1,334 168 1,224 5,383 1920 494 1,142[9] 5,007 394 382 99 42 350 2,038 340 1,961 9,401[10] [Footnote 7: The figures given for the graduate students, except in 1920, include only those enrolled in the Literary College. The figures for 1890 include 33 studying _in absentia_.] [Footnote 8: Included in the Literary Department until 1876.] [Footnote 9: The proportion of graduates in 1920 is relatively lower owing to the large enrolment of former soldiers in the lower classes.] [Footnote 10: This total includes 222 nurses in the two training schools.] TABLE III