[39] The Philippine school report for 1892, entitled "Report of the children's schools for both sexes, at present in these islands, classified in accordance with the orders of his Excellency, the governor-general, in his decree of July 29, 1892," gives the following data. The schools are classified by grades, i.e., into schools of entrada, ascenso, and finishing schools of the second and first rank; and the order in charge of each village or province is also given. We condense from this report (a manuscript belonging to Rev. T. C. Middleton, O.S.A.), the number of schools in the various provinces, and the order or orders in charge of the same. Augustinians Province No. of Schools Abra, 28 Antique, 57 Bontoc, 8 Ilocos Norte, 30 Lepanto, 20 Quiangan, 2 Tiagan, 9 Union, 35 Augustinians and Franciscans Bulacan, 68 Augustinians and seculars Cebú, 120 Capiz, 65 Ilocos Sur, 61 Iloilo, 95 Pampanga, 54 Augustinians, Franciscans, and seculars Batangas, 46 Nueva Ecija, 49 Augustinians and Dominicans Tarlac, 34 Augustinians and all other orders Manila, 84 Franciscans Albay, 88 Burias, 4 Camarines Norte, 20 Camarines Sur, 68 Isla del Corregidor, 3 Infanta, 4 Franciscans and Dominicans Bataan, 36 Nueva Vizcaya, 16 Franciscans and Recollects Misamis, 74 Leite, 89 Principe, 5 Samar, 76 Surigao, 59 Tayabas, 45 Recollects