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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-20
True as Gospel.

The Huntington Commercial says
Some men try advertising as the
Indian tried feathers. He took one
feather laid it on a board and slept
on it all night. In the morning he
remarked. "Whiteman say feathers
heap soft. white man d--n fool. !"
Some business men invest quarter
or fifty cents in advertising. and then
because they do not realize a great
increase Of business, they declare
that advertising don't not pay. A
man should not expect returns so
disproportioned to his investment.
Even little advertising is doubtless
worth all it costs, but twenty five
cent local cannot be expected to revo-
lutionize business and turn trade out
Of its accustomed channels"
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-20

Among the numerous appliances
and devices which Prof Hodges has
collected Al Marshall College for
class Instruction In astronomy.
chemistry. ply sioiogy. civil engineer
ing, etc. he has an apparatus Ut his
own construction for explaining the
ms steries Of electricity Ms it is APP
piled tu mechanical uses in this city
and elsewhere, Within the last
year Prof. Hodges has made the sub
ject of applied electricity a special
etudyl in Consequence Of lis becom-
ing SO generally utilized, and he takes
great pleasure. in explaining what is
to most people a mystery. He runs
his miniature machine by chemical
or by generated electricity with
equal facility. Those who have
seen the electrical power explained
say that it is very simple after they
see how it is done Prof. Hodges
has been requested to deliver pub
lie lecture upon the subject, and it
is hoped that he may do so.-Hun-
tiagton Advertiser.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-20
The Best Coal in the Market.

Mr.. +. r. Evans is the agent here
for the famous Montana coal and is
ready to fill orders on the shortest
notice for any quantity at the lowest
rates for cash. Leave your orders
with him if yor want them filled
promptly.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-20

Merit slways wins in the long run
Hence it is that the Mnskingnm
Steam Lanndry's customers are rap
idly increasing in number. It's work
IL lie best advertisement Mr.. Wa
tefs. the proprietor, 10 constantly
adding improvements and consen-
fences. the help employed is all OK
perienced. and the work turned out
is first class in every respect. No
chemicals used in washing to injure
the finest linen. Mr.. A. Bowers,
agent in Morgantown for the Mus
kingufn Steam Laundry, win for
ward all laundry. Take your laun-
dry work to the barber shop.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-20

Five companies Of troops are now
Il Oklahoma driving out the intrud-
crs who are rushing in to take up
the claims as soon as thrown open,
which will not be until April 22d.
Twenty thousand people are already
encamped about it's borders and
thousands of others are making
haste to reach the territory before
that date.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-20
Cameron, w. Va, Nov. II, 'sS.

Go TO Hutchinson & Jacobs for
clothing and gents furnishing goods.
Men, suits $500 to SIC and fine
shoes from $3.50 to "a. Give them
a call.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-20

The Misses Coleman have taken
rooms at Miss Maria Smiths where
they will conduct dress making
establishment and ask for a share of
the patronage of the ladies of Nor
gantown. Give them a call.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-20

Now that the opposition to Golf
has found leader" my informant
continued, there will be for the first
time revolt against his dictator
ship. With Steve Eikins to head
the fights, and the National Admin
istration to furnish the ammunition,
it looks like one is going to get left,
and it won't be hard to guess who it
will ha -
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-20

A house and two lots in Morgan
town, w. Va. Fer particulars ad,
dress +. 4. BAKER,
McCance Block,
4H-4 Pittsburgh, Pa
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-20

President Harrison says West vir-
GINA has the hungriest horde q Re
publican Office seekers of any State
Ii the Union.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-20
The Pdusg for April brightens

The Pdusg for April bri2htens
our table with it's pretty cover. The
contents are even more interesting
than usual. Pansy (who is un-
doubtedly the most popular writer
o.dav of the best class Sunday
school literature) edits the maya
zine. and several of the stories this
month are from her pen. Margaret
Sidncy's serial is delightful reading.
Altogether there are thirty-two pages
of reading matter and pictures, be-
sides several pages devoted to the
Pansy Society, letters from the chill
dren. etc. The price is ten cents a
number 81 year. d. Lothrop
Company, Boston, will send sample
(ba,.k number at half price.
FREsH lot of tropical fruits just
received 1T the News Depot.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-20
Small Farm for Sale.

offer for sale my farm Of 4sIs acres,
about A cleared, and the balance in
woodland. Comfortable house, small
barn, crib, granery, and spring at door,
plenty Of water on farm, young orchard
and a variety of fruits. Lies ON good
road. 81 miles from Morgantown, hall
mile from Stewartstown. Convenientto
church, postoffice and school, good
neighborhood, etc. For further infor-
nation call on or address
SARAH ELLEN RoBINson,
Stewartstown,
Monongalia Co., W. Va.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-20
BEN. CLARK GUILTY.
The Prisoner Declared Guilty of MUIR
der In the First Degree.
Waynesburg Democrat.


Last week when we went to press
the jury had not been completed for
the trial of Ben. Clark, Indicted for
the murder of drover VIM. McCaus-
land. This week we lay before our
readers the result of the trial. The
case was ably argued and conducted
on both sides. Counsel for the lie
tense occupied the forenoon Tuesday.
and the afternoon was occupied by
the counsel for the prosecution
Judge Ingram's charge to the jury
was fair. The case was given to the
jury about $50. At nearly IL
o'clock, the solemn tones Of the court
bell told the people the jury had ar
rived at verdict There was a
rush and jam, every one being anx-
ious to learn the result. The court
room was soon filled, and the Judge
taking his seat. the verdict was an
nounced: I'VE find Benjamin Clark
guilty of murder in the first degree.
The jury WAS then polled. The
prisoner was apparently unmoved by
the announcement. and subsequent
~ remarked, after be had been taken
to his cell, Il consider the source"
Capt Savers made motion for
new trial. The court gave him ten
days in which to prepare and file his
points.
The case of James Neff was taken
up Wednesday morning, and the
tedious process of selecting jury
commenced. The defense has
strong array of counsel, viz: Capt.
j. f. Sayers. Thos. L. Lincoln, Hon.
]. b. Donley, F. P. Iams. W. Fl.
Barb, Joseph and Patton. The Com
monwealth is represented by Dis
trict Attorney Huss and son, R. w.
Downey and Mr.. Anderson. who has
so ably aided in the case just dis
posed of and the lack Taylor case.
This sase promises to he the most
hotly contested of any.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-20
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AsyluIsl Directors.

Governor Wilson has appointed
the board of directors for the second
hospital for the insane, at Spencer,
as follows: BIZ. Smith, of Hancock
county; David Simmons, of Roane
and G. c. Higginbotham. of Upshur,
for two years; George Harmon, Of
Grant county, H. S. Will on, of Tay-
lor, and J. A. A. Vandale, of Roane,
for four years; and William Wood
ward, of Roane, Joseph Sprigg, OF
Hardy, and j. M. Sydenstricker. of
Greenhrier, for six wears,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-20

Jumped 2S5 Feet From a Bridge.

CINCINNATI, April 13.-Meredith
Stanley, of this city. well-known
athlete and bridge jumper, who has
challenged Brodie, of New York, yes
terday made the most remarkable
leap on record. 1t was from the ia
nous high bridge on the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad over the Kentucky
river. The height is 2S5 feet. He
selected place where the water was
IL feet deep, and, attired in silk
tights and slippers, leaped into the
air, and doubling up his body like a
ball fell to the water, and a moment
later bounded to the surface, where
he was quickly seized by assistants
in the boat. He conghed blood a
little while, but soon recovered and
took the train for Cincinnati. He
says the feat is done by knowing
how and by perfect self-confidence
He escaped without breaking the
skin, and to-day says he feels as we'll
as ever This bridge is the highest
in the world exceDt one.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-20

John T. McGraw's head now rests
very easy. He is sure Of not being
deposed till June !, If then. During
the month Of May the work in the
Collectors Office is very heavy and
new dhan is not to be trusted at
this time, as Mr.. McGraw's particu-
lar qualities for the place will be re-
CURED for the rush. That settles a
good many Of the hungry horde
They can't afford to wait at Wash
ington now till the appointment is
made, and they will find that a sue
cessor to Hon. Jno. L. cen be found
without their assistance.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-20
Louisville Briefs.

LOUISVILLE, April 15.-Philip Low
has sold his timber to the Hoult Bros,
of Rivesville. They expect to commence
hauling it to-day.
Brice Devault, of Opekiska, was call
ing on friends in Louisville last Satur-
day evening. Also Hugh Hood and s..
J. Snyder, of Arnettsville, spent last
Sunday in this place.
f. j. Brock, who has been in Virginia
for the past six months, is expected
home tomorrow.
Haines Jones, of Laurel Point, mar
rowly escaped drowning while crossing
the ferry at Opekiska, last Friday even
ing. The storm coming up suddenly one
of the horses jumped out of the fiat and
was rescued with difficulty, while the
high wind came near driving all over the
dam.
Mrs. James Hood is better at this
writing.
Our popular merchant, J. A. Hood, is
having his store room enlarged and 9TH
erwise improved. He will be better fix
ed to accommodate his customers than
ever.
Messrs. James and Quitman Hood
returned last Saturday after spending a
week in Tyler and Wetzel counties de-
livering fruit trees.
Some of the young bloods attended a
dance at Opekiska last Saturday night,
and report plenty of good music but no
CIDER
Madam rumor has it that we will have
a wedding to report soon.
From all appearances that "poor old
crow" had to be picked over again last
Saturday night.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-20

HuTcHINsoN q Jacobs have the
largest stock Of goods now on their
shelves that it has ever been their
pleasure to offer to the public. Lat
est styles, lowest prices, and good
goods is their motto.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-20

We are headquarters for gentle
mems fine shoes; any style and price
at Hirschman's.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-20

And now there 10 big hitch at
the National Capital in the distri-
button Of federal patronage for
this State. Elkins has arrived on
the scene and has his little say which
causes the Golf element to fall back
in amazement. Golf and Elkins
don't work well together and several
states which had been fixed up with
care lie shattered and broken now.
The fact is that all along, the APP
pointments have been made accord
ing to COTS dictation and since Ell
kins says he must have finger in
the pie it naturally upsets q good
many prearranged plans, as Elkins
won't agree to everything Golf says.
A candidate, therefore, don't know
whether to gain Golf backing or FL
lxins backing, hence the mass of con-
sternation in the ranks. Col. Birdie
Hart, ofthe Intelligencer, don't know
whether to laugh or cry.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-20

W Z art CoAtiHCcu more thorough
u than ever before that Oklahoma
is going to prove a delusion and a
snare to every tenderfoot who casts
his die in that recently made famous
territory. West Virginians are a
conceited set of folks. They have
an idea that they can prosper any
where. Because some of them are
great people in their own particular
localities they presume that they
will meet with the same recognition
abroad. To disabuse such false
idea trip to Oklahoma might prove
profitable. They would soon learn
that such an individual as the sharp
er lives and has his being and can
cheat them out of their very eyes.
Sharpers are numerous at Oklahoma
and all available land will be rapid
1y monopolized By them. The lines
bounding the territory are now guard
ed by U. S. troops and the country
adjacent is full of settlers who will
buy and procure by foul or fair
means all the good farming sites as
soon as the territory is formally
opened, Stay away. Stay where
you know your neighbors and where
the striving for a livelihood is not
an experiment but certainty. It's
the most senseless folly to talk of
going to Oklahoma. Any place in
the west is better and eur own soil
many fold better.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-20

This country has two ex-presi-
dents, Hayes and Cleveland, and
one ex-yice president Hannibal Ham
lin, but there are six living queens
OF the white honse. They are Mrs.
Tyler, who reigned AS early as 1874.
and 10 yet living at Georgetown;
Mrs. Polk, who succeeded her in
1915, and still lives in the Polk man
sion in Nashville. Mrs. johnson,
who as Harriet Lane, is remembered
MS one Of the most accomplished of
our white house mistrcsses, and is
living in Baltimore; Mrs. Grant, who
Is living in New York; Mrs. Garfield,
who is living at Mentor, Ohio, and
Mrs. Cleveland, who will become one
of Gotham's queens of social life.
All the widows of presidents re-
eeive life annuity of $4,000 from
the government.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-20


fhe work of turning out Demo
cratic postmasters seems to progress
at = rapid rate, which ought to fill
The hearts of the faithful with Joy,
but it Cont. Everyone turned out
is that much, but their minds will
not be easy as long as one is lert in.
They are not taking much stock in
civil service reform this year, and
have entirely forgotten shat they
had to say on this subject four years
ago. We are rather glad it is so,
and we hope the gentlemen who are
now going into office will not kick
when their turn comes 10 out in '93.
All we are sorry for is that there
were not few more offices for our
Republican friends to QUARREL over,
as every disappointed applicant
makes it much better for the Demo
cratic party. Unless all signs fail,
there will be some of the tallest kind
Of 'cussing7 done before all the Of
fees are filled to the satisfaction of
General Golf rnd Mr.. Elkins, and
the trouble with them is that what
is salts factory to one, is not what
the other wants. When it comes to
lighting over little hundred dollar
postoflice, the Republicans must be
hungry in Iced; and when it is prom
ised TO one by Golf and given to
another by Elkins, then the fun be-
Qins,--Orac
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-20

The coal business in this section
has about dwindled down to the lit
tie end of nothing. This week the
pumps were withdrawn from the
West Fairmont shaft and the COM
pany advertises the personal proper
ty for sale, which indicates that the
mine is closed to stay. Aurora mines
are nailed up, and Montana and
CASTOR are working about half time
with reduced force. All this comes
to our miners under the promised
continuance of that Protection which
fs supposed to give work and good
wages to American labor.-Iadc1.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-04-20

FREsH lot of tropical fruits just
received at the News Depot.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-08-11
Los Voluntarios de Larss.

Nuestros may exceleutes com
pafieros de armas de Lares, g:
Compaiiia del IA: Battalion de
Voluntarios, sc preparaD tam
oien 4 celebrar espl6ndidamen
to la jura de Ia bandera dt
su cuerpo y Ia distribution d.
las medallss de Ia Con staucia d
los sefiores de aquella 2: Compa
ala que SON acreedores d tan no.
norifica condecoraci6n.
Hemos sido favorecidos con el
programa de los fsstejos y galAn'
tes invitaciones para los mismos,
obsequios que muy de veras agra.
decemos.
81 citado programs. que es muy
interesante , nutrido, 10 inserta.
remos gastosos en- otro ntmero.
Reciba, por de pronto, Ia dig
uisima 3: Compaiiia de Volunta.
rios de Lares nuestro mas afec.
tuoso saludo y sincere parabien.
por el entusiaSmo y alto espiritu
con que Va / celebrar los impor-
tantes actos & que hemos hecho
refsrsncia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-08-11
1HTEEDEIC1A GEEsRAL
DE HACIENDA PUBLICA
Dr. "a PROVINCIAL Do PulRl0.lIC0.

= - I
Habiendo participate ID Tesore.
ria general de Hacienda, 4 este
Centric superior; que al satisfacer
pagos de obligaciones de presu-
puestes se negaron & recibirlos IoG
encargados de veriicarlo, porQue
entire las monedas de plata del ca. /
no mexicano habia algunas de cu.
no Espahol, pere de sistemas an.
tlguos, motiyo por que pretendian
90 lee entregaral 6stas por el mis-
mo valor de 95 centavos mOneda
Official reConocido al peso mexioa.
no, esta Intendencia general, te.
niend0 on cuenta, que 81 bien pof
la Ley dec do Enero de 1887 se auto
rix6 al Gobierno de s. M. "a. y. al
para deolarar fuera de curse legal
las n1onedas cirsulantes de sisfe4
mas anteriotes al VICENTE, v que
p0f Real Decrete de la misma fechA,
SO dispuso que desdee el dia 10 de
Mario siguiente quedaran fuera de-
curse todas las monedas do plata
de 20 reales vell6n, J de cobre y
bronco dc siatemas anteFiores nt
estableeido pcs Qsereto ley d 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-08-11

En- estas cifras flgura la enSe.
6anza con1ercial por unos 10000.
frances. rs una cantidad~ irriso.
ria.
I'm Alemania recibe la ensehan.
"a comerCial mas de 1.10O, 600 fran.
COS de snbvenciones del G0bierno,
Y de las OAmaras de OomerciO y dc
Ia Industrial.
La exigtiidad de nuestros cr6di.
tos y el gran ndmero de estableci-
mientos que se han de subvenCio.
mar no permiten conceder, la ma.
yor parte de las veces, mas que
cantidades de TODD punto insuA.
cientes & escuelas que nocesitarian
fuertes subvenciones, cuando me-
nos On sus. principios; por esO de.
seam0s que nuestr0s legisladores
den & la enseianza t6onica mas
desahogo de aqui On adelantc.
Abrigamos Ia certidumbre dc que
el examen de la exposition parti.
cular de esta ensehanza, cuYo e..
Eudio vamos 4. emprender aqui.
sera de naturaleza que justiGQue
en- muy grande escala el lugar en-
que & nuestro iuicio debia p0nerse
una ense6anxa de verdadera utlli.
dad y que deberia serlo de una
gran mayoria en- Francia. s..
Ed. JourdaA
Director de la Escuela Snperiof
de hautss ttadss commercials q
Parts.
Tfaducido del frances por b.
Oontamine de Latour, OatedrAtico
de la dicha escuela y Oorresponsal
del BoLRTrN MERCANTIL.
Sc continwark.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-08-11
Los VoluntariOs dc Ciales.

El 4 del corriente ha tenido
efecto en- el quito pueblo de Cia
lee Ia dob!e brillante ceremonia
de jurar 10 nueva bandera de
IA: Battalion de Voluntarios Ia
bisarra 4. compafifa del mismo, on
aquel pueblo re,idente, y ID dis
tribuci6n de 10 honrosa medalla
de Ia Constancia { los se1ores de
10 citada fuerza que se han hecho
acreedores D tan alta distinction.
Ambos actos se celebraron con
gran lucimiento y en- medic de Ia
mas patri6tica fraternidad, ha-
biendo asistido & los mismos el
diguiaimo primer jefe del Bsta-
lion, seAor Roig y Colomer, nues-
tro distinguido amigo, con la pla
"a mayor, bandera , mtsica.
Los festejos que con tan plau-
sibls motive tuvieron lugar ep
GALES han dejado tambiSn graft
simo recuerdo entire todos los que
De ellos gozaron.
Rsciban nuestro sincere aplau
50 los estimables compafieros de
srmss dc Ciales, Animosos ada
ides de Ia Patria.
En- el pr6ximo ndmero inserta
remos una bien escrita description
le las refsridas fiestas cfvico mi
Iitares, asf como una manifesto
:i6n de gratitud que han rendido
gu digno Captain senior Mario
rell los sefiores O6ciaIes y clasel
de aquella Compafiia de Volunta
rios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-08-11
DON CASIANO BALBAS
Ii. Il. F.
HA FALLECIDO,

Hemos sabido con honda pena
ell fallecimiento, ocurrido el 26
del mes pr6ximo pasado en- Ia
Peninsula, de nuestro distingui-
do amigo y correligionario don
OasianO BalbAs, Director que
fue de nuestro colega La Inte-
gridad NaciOnGl, Oomsndante 2e
Jefe del benem6rito battalion de
Voluntarios ndmero ! y Diputa.
do Provincial.
Era ell senor Balbas IN caba.
Hero de afab.e trato Y relevantes
prendas, al par que ilustrado es-
critor.
Palpitaban ademis en- % 90.
raz6n I'm ferviente patriotismo y
un grande entusiasmo por Espa-
ma, por "a gloria, por su presti-
gio.
Consecuente y vslioso miem.
bro del noble Partido Incondi.
cional, sirvi6le siempre con dc.
cisi6n y lealtad inalterables.
POGO h& Sc habia embarca--
do ell senior Balbas, Onfermo y
acOmpahado de su amante sefio-
"a esposa Y carihosa hiia, con
rumbO & la Madre Patria.
Pensaba enc0ntrar la restau.
raci6n de 81 salud quebrantadi-
sima, donde le Ia sorprendido
Ia muerte.
Designios inexcrutables del
Altisimo, que hay que aeatar 70.
verentemente!
Nosotros, amigos, Son1pa6oros
? correligionarios del sehor Bal
bas, lameDtamOs profundamen.
to su faliecim'ento, y deseando
para su alma la eterna gloria,
enviamos nuestro sentido p6sa-
me & su descunsolada familia, y
especialmeDte 4 ntaestro tam
bi6h estimadO amigo Y compa
nero don Vicente Balbas, Difec-
tor de Ia Integridad y Carihos0
hijo del finado.
r. /. F.!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-08-11

cia probable nente m0strarA qua
debe darse una extension mas Am.
plia s Ia ensefanza manual, perO
tales como SOD, cOnstitnyen nm
gran paso en- la via del progreso,
en- beneficio de Ia enseianza cO-
mercial 8 Industrial. El p6blicO
frances, que concede, sin raz6n,
tanta importancia 4 todO 10 que
sea sanction Official, Sc acostumbra-
"a pr0ntO 4 apreciar semejanto en-.
sefiauza vi6ndola c0lOcada bajo la
Intervention de los Poderes p6bli-
COS.
AL terminar esta r&pida expOsi.
ci6n, debemos hacer menci6n de
IN pr0ycctO de Ley sobre IL ense-
iiRnza t6cnica, que aCtualmente es-
t& On la mesa de Ia Oamara. Este
proyectO o. muy liberal, muy am.
plio, tal vez demasiado 4mplio para
que tenga Ia suerte de que 20 adOp.
to sin que antes pase mucho tiom.
po; asf es que vamos & dar un resu.
men suscinto.
Segdn los t6rminos de este pro.
yecto de Ley, el personal de las
escuelas de ensefiauza t6CniCa co.
merclale 8 industrial se asimilarA
al personal de ID Universidad,
'stanto bajo ell punto de vista del
reclutamiento militar, como On
10 referente & pensiones Civilea y
situaci6n de disponibilidad.
La adopei6n de tai proyecto Gee.
guraria para Aiempre el recluta.
miento de los alumnos de Las escue.
las profesionales, pero por des.
gracia exige Ell voto de cr6ditos
muy alzados, que retardara Ia ejo-
cuci6n aun por algun tempo.
Lo que hay que desear por ahora
es el aumento de los cr6ditos abiers
tos 4 disposition del Consejo supe.
rior de la enseiianza t6cnica, para
estimular los estableCimient06
puestos, bsjo Ia inspection del Mi.
nisterio del Oomercio y dc 10 In.
dustria.
V6anse, por 10 demAs, las canti-
dades que los Poderes p6hliCos han
puesto durante estos filumos afOn
4 disposition del Oensejo superior :
II + !