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It is interesting to note that the increase in the whole number of
students is associated with an increase in the number who come to
us from places outside of Philadelphia. In 1889-90, 21 per cent, of
the undergraduates were not residents of Philadelphia. This class
has increased to 23 per cent, in 1890-91, 27 per cent, in 1891-92
and 30 per cent, in 1892-93.
There are this year 186 such students in the College, of which
number 96 are from Pennsylvania and the rest from 21 other States
and Territories and 5 foreign countries.
The following, is a list of the schools at which the matriculates
have been prepared for college. The number received each year
since 1889 is also given:
NAME OF INSTITUTION (OR TUTOR) FROM WHICH
STUDENT . CAME.
Abington Friends' School, Pennsylvania . .
Altoona High School, Pennsylvania . . . .
Amherst College, Massachusetts. . . • . . .
Robert'Andersen, Philadelphia
Ardmore High School, Philadelphia . . .
Arms' Academy, Douglassville, Pa . . . .
Baltimore City College, Baltimore, Md . .
Loring W. Batten, Philadelphia
W. S. Blight's School, Philadelphia . . . .
Alonzo Brown's School, Philadelphia . . .
H. H. Brown's School, Philadelphia . . .
R. B. Burke, Philadelphia . .
W. H. Burk, Philadelphia . . . . . . . .
Bucknell College
Baltimore Training College, Baltimore, Md
Bloomfield (N. J.) High School
Buchtel College
Canada (Upper) College, Toronto, Canada
Ralph Carson, Philadelphia
Central High School, Philadelphia . . .
Cheltenham Academy, Philadelphia . . .
Chelten Hills Select School, Pennsylvania
Chester High School •
Edward P. Cheney, Philadelphia
Chickering Institute, Cincinnati, O. . .
Classical Gymnasium, Sophia, Bulgaria .
Columbian University . . . . . . . . . .
Cowelland School, Lakewood, N. J. . .
Edwin S. Crawley, Philadelphia, Pa. . .
. Cedar Rapids (Iqwa)' High School . . .
Carlisle Normal School, Philadelphia . .
Cornell University
YEAR OF MATRICU-
LATION.
1889 1890 1891 1892:
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20
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I