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The Goa, Of south Africa.

Immense coal seams conveniently loca-
ted, some of which are of excellent quail
ity, within ten per cent of the best Welsh
steam coal, and deposits of iron. lead,
and other valuable minerals abound.
do not believe that the most sanguine OF
those intimate with the country realize
wat great future lies before it, or what
millions of surplus people from over
crowded countries it is destined TO hold.
Its mineral wealth will pioneer the popula-
ton REQUIRED to awaken its resources, but
the exhaustion of its gold and diamonds
(Which is scarcely probable in the next
century, will not result in any withdrawal
of white men, who by that time wiz De
far more -numerouSly employed IN otner
industries than III that of mining which
is paramount to-day. The capital which
was first accumulated on the diamond
fields was available for opening gold fields
by which it increased, not, however, with
out great risk to those who provided it.
The "banket beds" of the W1twatersrand
were at the time of their discovery and in
deed ND to the time of their demonstrated
value. looked upon with suspicion by some
of the first mining engineers and 1t re-
ouired considerable courage to sink the
sums requisite to prove them. Te de-
yelop and equip a deep-level mine costs
about GOO pounds tRetore an ounce OF
gold Is recovered. 1t Will thus be seen
that without capital the Industry could not
have grown and provided homes as it has
f4fne for the thousands who flocked to
the Transvaal. Capital has also rendered
great service in railway construction and
is available when other enterprises call
upon it Perhaps it may be a conscling
fact to those who deplore its inevitable
increase that thousands will benefit at
the same time, and that British trade,
which does not lespise new and expand
ing markets, will draw its silare.-LoneI
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Host, and Jingle.
THE WAY WITH SOME MEN.

THE WAY WITH SOME MEN.
The stranger knocked upon the DOOR
The human clod who lived within tire"
open the portal with a. sulphurous eXcia-
nation of anger
II am opportunity began the stranger.
II knock once at each
eyes" interrupted the man fiercely,
land you've scratched the paint. What
do YOU suppose the bell-pull's for?"
Thereupon he slammed the door in the
strangers face.
"REMINISCENCES.
"Ah.': exclaimed the new benedlck
never began to realize how much happl-
ness there was in the world until got
married,
Yes" replied the cynical bachelor i
suppose the poet was right when he said:
"A sorrows crown of sorrow is remem-
bering happier things
ALAS! THE woRkING-WoMAN.
Poor woman. She works hard all
day. and then she's UP nearly all night
with the babies"
whats the matter with her husband?
Why doesn't he help her?'
.'Oh. he puts in all his time asltatns
for an eight-hour day for the working
man"
STUPID COOK.
'.The servant-girl question is getting 10
be something fierce" said the royal stew
ard This last cook of ours is the worst
we ever had"
whats the matter now?" asked the
Cannibal King.
Following your Maiesty's orders
replied the steward. II told her to roast
that missionary with plenty of dressing,
and she not only left all his clothes on,
but threw in his umbrella as well..'
DECIDEDLY UNLUCNY.
Inc; n
a pin?'' asked the superstitious man.
mot if you pick It up by sitting down
on it, replied the pedagogue promptly.
FOR AND AGAINST
The young fellow who brings
My shirts, collars, and things
From the laundry where weekly they're
mangled
Rang the door-bell to-day,
But twas merely to say
That affairs at the laundry were tangled.
sits just this way" said he,
.'There's a strike on, you see,
And there amt no work dom what
ever,
Though they went round in cabs
Wildly huntin' fur scabs-
ARD well stand by the union forever
Ny brain started to Hhirl
When I thought OF my girl>
And how cross at delays the dear lass
got;
And l vowed come what might.
1 must call there tonight,
So l hid my shirt-front with an Ascot.
Then 1 found that the cars
Which run near her papa's
Had been stopped despite every endea-
vor,
And l heard, passing by,
A tall motorman cry:
Yah. Well stand by the union for
ever.''
But l got there at last.
My loves anger soon passed,
And she frankly admitted she'd rather
Be my bride than to be
Any others. Said she:
But perhaps You had better see father"
Twas the best chance I'd had
So went 30 her dad
FOR few moments soulful communion.
..What! My girl be your wife,
He cried. Not on your life!
Tn forever opposed to the union"'
r. A. D.
Catholic Standard and Times.
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ton AIcGavock, of Fort CAiswell Wythe
county. The ceremony was performed at
the residence of the brides brother-in-aW
Mr.. James E. Edmunds. by Rev L M
Carson D. D., rector of st. PauIs Epls-
copal Church. There We're no attendants.
Mr. McGavock' s place, Fort Chlswei!'
is said - be the second finest farm IN the
State Mr. McGavock is a delegate TO the
Kansa. City Convention from Virginia.
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WOOLLEY THE NOMINEE.
Chosen to Run for President by Prohi-
birioniStS.

CHICAGO, June es-John W. Woolley.
of Chicago, was nominated for President
by the National Prohibition Convention
oil the first ballot, and Henry b. F. Met
calf. of Rhode Island, was nominated
for yice-President.
The attendance at the convention to-day
was much larger than yesterday. The
galleries of the big First Regiment Ar
mory We're thronged with spectators.
while the number of delegates had been
Increased by late arrivals
On account of the failure of Chairman
Dickie's voice. A.. G.. Woifenbarser. OF
Nebraska. took the chair.
1.-THE roll of States will now be called
for nominations Tor Presidential nomlna-
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Burk-Sniti,

CHARLOTTESVIILF VA, June On
Special.-The Methodist Church was the
eeepe yesterday afternoon at :; O'Clock of
q Beautiful marriage. the contracting
s2Yties being Mr.. E. C. Burk and Miss
Addie Lena, Smith. OF Albemarle county
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. g L. Rane. in the presence OF a
host of friends OF the contracting par
ties.
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AsBURY CHURCH.

The members of ASbury Methodist
church have not been idle since 1t was
decided that their new church should be
erected. Each member OF the congresa-
ton has worked constantly with the re-
suit that the splendid lot recently pur-
chased al Nineteenth and Everett streets
for the church, has been paid tor WITHIN
the last week The plans for the new
church will be submitted to the Building
Committee next Monday afternoon and II
accepted, the contract for the building
will be awarded without further delay. A
conference with the architect was held yes
terday evening at o'clock.
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Jones-Ha ri,peli.

ROANOKE. VA, June 2s.-specIsl-
Frank NJ. Jones. of Radford. and Mss
Nora Hartwell We're united IL. marriage
last night al the brides home. Rev. w. Fl
.. Harper officiating. The bride is the
daughter of Colonel and Mrs. j. ". Hart
well. of this city.
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FOR THE COUNCIL.

Mr.. Abbott and Mr.. Hart, councllmen
from the Third Ward, have not yet held a
consultation with reference to selecting
Mr.. Lipscomb's successor. These gentle
men have until the middle of July to con-
slider the matter, and MIR. Abbott says
they will be in no hurry. strong SEN
timent is growing in favor of Mr.. Patram
and it is the general opinion that he is
the choice of the people of the ward. by
whose wishes Messrs. Hart and Abbott
will be largely Influenced. Mr.. Patram
has served in the Council, and his people
know his worth.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

LyScFisuRG. VA, June ESPECIAL
Mss EYeiiaa Moore Prescott, daughter OF
Il. Benjamin Prescott, was united in
narriase here to-day 10 Mr., James Hamp-
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DEAlh oE Nit. bctN 10.
Mr.. Henry D. Bowls died Wednesday
Street. Mr.. Bowls had spent much
of his life in this city, where he had
made many friends. He leaves a widow
and one child-Mrs. Ida Huband- The
funeral services will take place this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at Cowardin-
Avenue Christian Church.
The Street Committee will meet this
evening at O'Clock at Second and
Hull streets to consider the matter OF al
lowing a change in the tracks of the
Southern Railway in that part of the city.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS
Mr.. john J. Crostic and Miss Mary J.
Jennings were married Wednesday night
at the home of the bride.
Mrs. W. H. White will leave next Mon
day for Buckroe Beach to spend a few
days.
a business meeting of the Elpworth
League of West-End Church will be held
at the church Friday night at 8 o'clock
Mrs. William w. French, Misses Carrie
and Maggie Walden, and Miss Catharine
Taylor. left Wednesday for Niagara Falls
Canada and Thousand Islands, where they
Will spend next month,
Rev. BENJAMIN Dennis and family are al
Virginia Beach.
h1r Coalter Lamb. an engineer on the
Atlantic Coast-Lne Railroad was badly
burned by escaping steam yesterday morn
ing while at work in the yards.
CHLD'S DEATH.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. w.
Magin died yesterday morning at o'clock
al the home of its parents in Swansboro-
The child was nine months old. The flu
neral took place yesterday afternoon.
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"REMINISCENCES.

"Ah,: exclaimed the new benedick Il
never began to realize how much happt-
ness there was in the world until L got
married.
yes" replied the cynical bachelor. y
suppose the poet was right when he said:
"A sorrows crown of sorrow is remem-
bering happier things.
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ALAS! THE WoRkING-WoMAN.
Poor woman! She works hard al
day, and then she's up nearly all night
with the babies.
whats the matter with her husband?
Why doesn't he help her?'
oh, he puts in all his time agitating
for an eight-hour day for the working
man
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LIEUT.. F. w. MINSON,
CORPORAL 3. W. WILSON.
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l.Ib't.a a tt!as|.tii..
FRAUDE ESCANDA LOSO.

Segdn circular que tenemos la
vista, de la casa A. Pastor y Ca del
comercio de Barcelona, Sc da con
frecuencia ell case en- aque LA ciudad
condal que timadores de oficio sus
traen del correo las cartas que con
tengan valores, apoderandose de las
letras y hacienda desapa tecer con
algun reactivo qufmico el nombre de
la persona quien va endosada, la
suplantan con el nombre de otra per
soma que les oonvenga " negocian
en- otra plaza la letra dubitada.
Esto es escandaloso y despres
tigia q un gobierno en- que puedan
suceder hechos tan inmorales que
acusan por 10 menos com plicidad' con
alg1n empleado del ramo de correos.
La casa de A. Pastor & Ca a
conseja a sus relacionados 5 remitan
la primera de cambio bajo sobre Ger.
tifcado con direction y Ia segunda
en- un sobre sin membrete comercial
dirigida don G. Manegat calle an
cha mum 25. Es bochornoso que
tenga que acudirse tales subterfu
gios para burlar la perspicaz vigi
lancia de los timadores.
Damos la voz de,alerta a nues
tro comercio no vaya ser vfcti.
ma de un hecho de esta naturale-
"a,
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Ases!iaaI.s Dor m!Na.ss
La reina
del Crin0en.

Segun telegramas que Sc han
recibido de Budapesth, Sc ha descu-
bierto en- Macy Koros, barIio de
aquella ciudad, a La autora de mil
crfmenes.
Teresa Gyulai, comadrona de
magnfica reputation fue arrestada
y Sc ha confesado como la autora de
la muerte de miles de ninos. Ell pro-
cedimiento que usaba era la estran,
gulaci6n de los recien nacidos. Esta
mujer llevaba un libro en- donde re-
gistraba todas las muertes que ha-
cfa, sus nombres, los de los padres
el sitio de .residenc la. Ademas ano.
taba la paga que recibfa por su trad
bajo criminal. y
La polic1a de Budapesth ha To-
grado apoderarse del libro que re-
vela los nombres de jovenes y sef1o-
ritas de las familias mas prominen-
tes de la ciudad de muchos miem-
bros de la Nobleza Hungara.
Esa serie de crf fmenes fue des~-
cubierta por una muchacha llamada
Maria Kuryas, que LENA de remor-
dimientos y deseando evitar en- 10
futuro tales horrores, Sc present6 &
las autOridades y les cOnt6 10 que
ella saba acerca del negocio de la
comadrona Gyulai, La denunciado
ra habfa tenido su hiio Y 10 pudo
conservar vivo durante una semana,
al cabo de la cual, debido los con-
sejos de algunos parientes y a las
sugestiones de la comadrona, con.
sinti6 que 10 estran gularan. g%
Sc han arrestado cuarenta per-
sonas. El Jefe de Policfa, que goza
de soberbia reputation, ha dicho que
en>breves dias centenares de perso-
mas de las principales familias de la
ciudad ingresarfa en- la prision.
En- el libro de La conadrona apa.
rece que en- 10 queva de af1o, han
perdido la vida, a manos de este
m6nstruo, mas de doscientos ninos
La excitacion que estas noticias
han producido entire la nobleza, es
enorme.
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Ano x. Mum. 1892.
En- e| |Aieneo.
Gonferellcias
intere santes.

Abre su nueVa etapa de vida in
telectual nuestrO primer centro lite
rario con una serie de conferencias
interesantfsimas, que han de proper
cionar a los hombres de estudio y
observation vasto campo de acci6n
para ampliar conocimientos para
ratifcar rectificar conceptos one
quizas llevaron a su imaginaci6n las
deficiencies de un libro. Y bien pu-
diera haber sucedido 'esto, cuando
hasta hace un par de amos, ningdn
puertorriquef1o ten1a interes inme-
diato en- conocer fondo la vida
Constitution de un pals que nos era
indiferente.
La serie de conferencias que ha
inaugurado ell 'competente juriscon-
sulto don Federico Degetau, versa
ran hnicamente sobre Ia Constitution
de los Estados Unidos- A la verdad
que el que traza estas lfneas Sc sor-
do por ell campo de la ciencia pol1ti
que luchaba con ell tecnicismo del
arido estudio, Sc vefa obligado q te.,
ner que amoldar su lenguaje al au-
ditorio, 10 que siempre resulta de al,
guna mortifcacl6n para el orador.
Ell Sr. Degetau explic6 en- tests
general la Observation-Disclosures
aside la Constitution del pueblo
americado, y tuvo arranques y pen
samientos sublimes Nos revel6 sus
vastos conocimientos hist6ricos, hi
20 comparaciones apropiadas de pue
bio a pueblo para explicar 10 que
constituye ell principle fundamental
de la Repdblica; analiza luego ell
concepto de naci6n b con lucidez ad.
mirable, y afrmo que no creia. que
degenerase la raza de aquellos pue-
bios que dieron origen q los paises
del nuevo mundo.
Ell Sr. Degetau conoce a fondo
la materia de que trata, demostran-
donos anoche su vastfsima erudic.
ci6n en- asuntos hist6ricos Ahora
solo falta que nuestros obreros y la
juventud de esta Capital sepan ,apro.
vecharse de estas ensenanzas, con-
curriendo todas las noches de con-
ferencias al temple de la ciencia, 10
que resultara de beneficioso prove
cho para la sociedad en- que Sc vi
We.
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Lilnparcid, eco De a opn,ii66n y de a prensa.
Ecos De DEEsPAhA

Escriben desde Ramplona a.,
3el movimiento minero Ell la provin
cia de Navarro ha aleanxado m de-
sarrollo extraordinario. En- Ell af1o
dltimo Sc han hecho 200 registros
nuevos. =s
Ell n1mero de pertenencias 6
hectareas varfa entire y dos mil que
tiene elregistro xGloria de Navarra>
solicitado por don Jaime Meikle, de
nacionalidad inglesa.
El n1mero de expedientes apro
bados asciende q q. por trece mi
mas, seis demasias y dos ampliacio
mes. ..--.. :.-
La clase de mineral declarada
es de hero, plomo, blen da, zinc, a
zufre, asfalto, terra de Liena, ca
liza arcillosa, sulfato de sosa, hula
y cobre
Ell bergantin goleta ''Sebas
tian', de la matrfcula de Barcelona,
que Sc dirigfa q Palma de Mallorca,
embarranco en- la noche Ultima fren
te Moliner de Levante.
El buque ha sufrido graves ave-
rias en- la quilla; la tripula acion Sc ha
visto obligada d abandon arlo. .
Dicen de: Herrera del Rio Pisuer
ga que las existencias de trigo en-
poder de los labradores S On casi nu.
las, y que esto, undo al NAL estado
de los caminos, hace que ell negocio
de granos este completanl lente para
lizado. ~
Lo contrario en- cuanto q exis-
tencias ocurre en- Paredes de Nava,
donde queda atm bastante trigo por
vender.
Sc comenta en- la prensa y en-
todas parties ell reprobable y triste
suceso Qcurrido en- la Cor una.
Procedente de Valladolid, lego
en- Ell tren de la mafana un anciano
que venfa muy enfermo, casi mori-
bundo.
Sc reclam0 al alcaide ell trasla-
do del enfermo al hospital, pues We.
MIA solo. Tran ;urrio toda Ia maf1a-
ma sin que el alcalde cohtestase, y
entonces Sc puso ell hecho en- conoci-
miento del gobernador.
Este orden6 rapida y energica-
mente Ell traslado del enfermo, pero
al llegar con la camilla cd nduciendo
q aquel la puerta del hos spital> ne
garonse a recibirlo de ord en- del al
calde, diciendo que no habfan camas
bastantes.
Volvio la camilla a Id estacion,
y ALI eli jefe de policfa obligo q lie
varlo de nuevo al hospi tal, a cuya
puerta falleci6.
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ASaIto en- quad driIIa
En- ell barrio Pamp amos
de Ponce.

A las doce de la noche del mier-
coles fue asaltada la casa de Don
Antonio Toro en- ell barrio <Pampa
nos, de Ponce
Ei jefe de policia don Aristides
Diaz tan presto tuvo como ocimiento
del hecho Sc dirigi6 con una pareja
de policfa al lugar del suce so, cap
turando Benito Packeco q uien re-
vel6 los nombres de tres de sus com
paf1eros, Pedro Santiago, ] uan Ro-
driguez y Juan Rodriguez Dos del
mismo nombre y apellido. Siendo
eapturados, ademas, Anto b % Ger
mani, Francisco Silva y Santiago
Padilla este dltimo profugo del pre-
sidio.
Aplaudimos la actividad del je-
fe de policfa de Ponce.
Este hecho viene demostrar
la inefcacia de la pena de muefte
como ejemplaridad para los malhe-
chores
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Los que quieran comprar

'RELoJEs ENCHAPADos DE ORC
para senoras y caballeros que vayan
al eCapricho, San Justo 81 que ha
alberto una verdadera realizaci6n de
este artlculo. Hay relojes de acero
desde 81. No olvidar que esta casa
tiene siempre gran surtido de abani.
COS, carteras, boquillas, panuelos ~
ell mas grande surtido en- artfculos
para caballeros. Todo Sc realiza "A
precios de inyentario. ''El Capri
cho' San Justo 81 -a-.10 5
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SerpentinaS:;, );

Don Canuto, que tiene propen-
sion a marearse, decfa en- su casa a
varios amigos: -
- Yo nunca viajo, nj voy en- ca :
rruaje, nj frecuento ell tranv1a. .
-Pues mama ce-interrumpio
Luisito-que siempre que sale con-
tigo va en- ber1ina.
X X
Ell yerno parte con la suegra y
la mujer le grita desde el balloon:
No to diviertas demasiado.
Piensa que estoy muy afiigida con
tn ausencia.
sYo Overtime? mo YES que
voy con tn madre?
x*x
Los veloc1pedos.
Ell professor q un nuevo discipu
Para saber montar en- bicicle'
ta>es precise haberse caido diez 6
doce veces. =
-Pues 20 debo ser un gran
maestro, porque me he caido mas de
cuarenta.
- ~
Varias senoras hablan de la in
fidelidad de sus maridos, y una de
ellas dice:
-Lo que es 20, estoy muy Sc
gura de mi esposo y Sc que le gus
to.
i En- que to fundas?
En- que le GUSTAV todas.
x x
Entire amigos:
iSiempre trabajando!
-Si. No parare hasta que ten
ga cincuenta mil duros de renta.
~ tie falta mucho todavfa:
-~-Si, ell million de duros de capt.
tai.
Pensamientos:
La murmuracion es hija bastar-
da del entendimiento: pero tan vail
da entire las gentes, que sin ella va
no hay trato nj conversation gusto-
Sa.
x X
El.oro Sc prueba con la piedra
de toque; ell amigo con ell oro.'
xx
De.Campoamor.
Elm el CRYSTAL de un eSpeJO
los cuarenta me vi,
y hallandome feo y viejo,
de rabia ell cristal rompf.
Del alma en- la transparencia
mi rostro entonces mire,
y tai me vi en- la conciencia,
que e] coraz6n me rasgue. -"
Y es O., en- perdiendo ell mortal
la fe, juventud y amor,
ise mira al espejo, y..mal!
;se We en- ell alma, y.,peor!
En- un tribunal:
-Acusado, les cierto que dis
par6 listed oos tiros contra su sue
gra?
81, sefor juez, pero fue en- le-
gftima defensa.
-SC6mo es ESQ?
Mi suegra me envenenaba. la
existencia.
Entire madre 6 hija:
-Mama, no quiero casarme con
Alfredo. Els un exceptico que no
cree en- ell inferno.
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Colegio
DE La PURlSlN\A CONCEPTION

MI III N'iNi-oH hN SOlNSLt' SiOlN'
Gale del Sto. Ca'isto No 7 altos.
Glasses de instruction primaria
elemental y superior, incluyendo la
Doctrina Cristiana.
Idioma ingles cargo del repu
tado professor Mr.. Il Vall-Spinosa
Traductor del Gobierno en- VAS
hington.
Mdsica canto y piano por el co
nocido maestro D. Ramon Sarriera.
Seccion de parvulos por Da
Obdulia G. de Cortes.
Dibujo Natural y lineal, Latin,
Teneduria do Libros por auxiliares
competentes.
Sc admiten pupilos y a media
pension a precios m6dicos.
San Juan Mario % 1900.
F. CORTES.
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J. Ma REQ Bayona,

WFORTALEZA No 44-@s
AGENTE de aduanas consig-
natario de buques. REPRESEN
TANTE de la casa G. del Pine y)Ca
cosecheros dc vinos en- Jerez de la
Frontera y AGENTE del sAnuario
Bailly Bailliere 6 hijoss
AGENTE de una reputada fa-
brica americana, <de sellos de go
MAJ
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Colsgio Particular

DIRIJlDO POR PEDRO MOCZO BANlET
Atatnnnos erternos, pensionistas q medic
pe'asio'eistos, Gale del So7n1im. 12 y III.
Los alumnos reciben en- este Co.
legio: 10 La instruction primaria,
incluyendo el ingl6s, dibujo y la his
toria de Puerto Rico. 20 La ms
trucci6n secundaria, sea la prepa-
racion para el ingreso on las Uni
versidades de los Estados Unidos.
80 Glasses de adorno. (dibujo, pin
tura y mdsica.) 40 T,ocia y prac-
tica de la Tenedurfa de .libros. Sc
ran tambien admitidos, en- calidad de
internos, los alumnos que deseen
continuar sus estudios en- la alta Els
cuela Americana, donde aquellos
concurriran vigilados por los ms
aectores del Colegio, recibiendo
despues repasos privados de las
asignaturas que cursen. Este Co.
legio tiene su <Reglamento interiors
que Sc enviara q los padres que 10
solicitor. -.-