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! LAND GRANT DECISION.
PACIFIC RAILROAD PROPER
TY OPEN TO PRE-EMPTION
Al 81 Is Per Acre--What Secreta-
ry Scburz Has to Say of the Et-
fecbs Of His LOng-delaycd
Decision.

WASHINGTON ouiy oloec!es":y
Schn'z p.aay & Ienoersa us aecis,Ia h.Ia;nn ~
tue, case lol Neispn Duas mo.'', :s ao,u
that lanae granted .ae lacane : na.,,uau ! .sa
Comparies ana remaining s; anso,a oy s .hen .ho;.
three yeats after tue complexion OF tnelr
roads areopen TO homestead pre-emp'lon
at 81 s25 per acre. Mr.. Schurz 9 decis.
ion was reached after several months
careful study of the land-grant laws. In
conversation with q World correspond
eat tonight, Mr.. Schurz said: :,
This is the first case OF the kind
brought before me for decision since
became Secretary OF the Interior. Cases
involving the same principles have been
brought before one,or two former Sec
retaries OF the Interior, ana were us
missed because of informality in the ap.
peal. II would have been an easy mat
ter to have dodged the real issue in MT, +
nudymptts case by requiring nun 70
show certain things connected with @ the e
status OF the land ne desires TO pre.empt,
which would have been we'll nlgn mpos.
sible for him to have done. preferred
ito decide on the vital principle ,sc y u,
ssCan you tell me now mocn .1n, lana Mn
toe .nfoNn open 70 pomes,sas .,, ~ s.'',esa
under your decision askea 'ue coils'
ponqens a. 3 e.,.....n a,
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Issneg zen give an lnse.sseas gusss., N. !.
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panles nase 80 so'u 49,, s ,anas arartsa th
sumo sass .. sua .,ss.a% Jsss [ Sasn sold T The, -
coIt.n.s' .1.a n~s1 ~,oh a isnd tha. = worthies
no.u aasv A."u .nno. .s W. .n, ;rsor,re
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~The aNationals' Of Ohio have
nominated ! Sta.e ticket. is simply
nidsumnsr madness fos the "Nationals''
or, 4Greenbackrsr TO work outside o.
she Democratic party. Everything they
seek, which Is ii al practicable, will b
brought shout BY the Democratic party
OF m Il win meyer be brought about L
Ohio especially thereis not the shadow
Of an excuse for such separate orgauiEa
ton. sl e.a - 4. s. s, s,,ss'
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>D1Ep.-GEoRGE, son OF JOHN and Is
ABEL KING. April %, 1878, with enlarge
ment of the liver : assAtS = : -
Georgie, thou hast gone before us,
God would not permit thy stay,
! When the film of God oreeps DER us,
a Meet us, darling, on the way.
~ Little mound oflearth then cover, 9d
Childhood innocence and love, Aal1 ~
| And holy angels bear thsm DER t.;s
as Deaths dark stream to bliss above.
| al hgs s ucg iii& .sssd smoa oD.S. W.
jackson County, West Va.
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exInstead or Civil Service Reform
We have aIf the worst evils Of the worst
days Of the worst President We ever had
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wThe country will have to take care
Of itself for few months until the adj
minissration can get It's revenge on Ros-
cor CoxxLIEa.
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Z twiitten for TheiEpitit Of Democracy
The Grange Insurance Company.
~ TRAIL Run, MoNRoE Co, OHIu(

The Grange Insurance Company
~ TRAIL Run, MoNRoE Co, 0H1U,l
assaJa sc July 81, i878soiei 81
MR. HENRY r. WEsr-Dear Sir. The
Trail Run Grange Insurance. Company
held their yearly election for new Direc-
| tors yesterday. The result Of the cleo
| ton was as follows: John Delong, Louis
tGrsy, J.. p. Jackson, @. s. BuehrnsH,
Thomas Cain. John Hsthorn, Reuben
Allen, Thomas Stacy job UHom, Lev
long and William Hobarg. The Difec
tors organized by electing Charles 3
Buchanan, Presids dsnt WIN. Hobdfg. See
lretary; John Hathorn, Treasureri ant
Hob Uil0m, Assesssr. e sal 'ts y
The clause, "Only TO be responsibl
flor one-haif OF the money on the prop
4 erty insured, in case or an accident, !
abolished, which I think shows the Com
| pany to be advancing slow, but surel-
We are in good hopes to have sbout12
1or 150 members by next Winter, en-
4 then II an accident should happen, IL vi
i Ionly be small affair for eseh membe
Ito make up the amo6nt Combustion
Of this character should be Gil over th
country among farmers. They woul
surely save money by them. ltwoul
bring the farmers more together an
Ilearn them to work more toward the
0 own interests Well, let ne hope for q
g such things TO come TO pass by and b.
yery respectfully yours, ssBIs4
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{ ETA ST. Louis doctor says "imag-
instiop and great mental fear cuts as i'm
portaut q. figure during sunstroke sea
son as it Is conceded It does during the
prevalence Of an epidemic. Hundreds
OF authentic cases are on record OF, per
sons who have died during the cholera
seasons, examination Of whom after
death showed that cholera did not exist
in any degree with them. A slight pain
linsthe head, or dizziness. Is felt BY some
person who has allowed his mind TO be
FILLED with his fears that he would fall
before the heat. He immediately cries
out, Great God, ! am sunstruck,' and
tsaIls to the earth unconscious, and to al
intents and purposes subject fol, colo
water and ice. - -
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UIf HArss bad to meet CoSKLise
on an equal footing, say both being Sen
s,ors, how long would HAYES last +
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,'%'ss..,
GRxYUVTEEu
SELECT SCHO0dzHT

4 WILL epsa asslsus sshesl q araysxtllA x-
Il this county. on.
MONDAy. JULY -, 1e1D, r
which viii continns IN session ttA ess,E1. : :.
The course Of instfuetloi WI b strictly
practical and thsrouyhi IN Ill bvsnsho 49, hAr.xn
Lectures on subjsets connected with teesA
ing viii bs given during the tsrn. s,e sss.k
e TUITION.
common Brancllss, ee 09-
Blghef Branches, .ssysrp oOe3s
Tnition required In advsp6s ~ - dsllsssse
tiena viii BE- made except n sases n ffethk
Ted ilinsss, For further informstion 'a9o3eo9 ~
II Is. j. GRAl1An1,
------.-.-.---.....M Miltepsbuis. Qhiel So
Or J. VI. DEv01E,
| afaysvills, uonfts co. ehls>
| lansli.'7svs. ~ - raj go ssspea ses-
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III sFgDrss.E E0asTAasf
IN addislon 10 The aiusl 49, E1ie
common sbrapchsss thsrs VIII bs slp1eep q.
ganizsd IN Penmsnship, Rloo4tien< a9litg
,IAlssbra-R Ray; Geonstry and fyigensa al>syy7rE
IILoonis; Nat, Philosophy, PhysioloSy .Astfoq- 4,
lomy and Geelou -stesle; MeteofelegY
Hrooklasby; Logic Schuyler ,RheteT Aay1;s
.U.tss.I Hiatoy- --Ridpsth; Book -Kesplns-~
|Brysst& = atlsssen's High scheel; Gym 9or-
nanent-fownsend, LaSin.-HsrHnSsss ~.
-Contfort.S J. z 4faNA0lIA
Also, 8 sp7astical class A sqspmnek ~
the benefit n ss.shss:, Y 1hish yarisss
E0soSrsphy. VIZ onefn No. q Nslsssis SsasBss
and i feichsfs' Glass, taught BY srepiss'hnss
lpsrsicuiHt Author REQUIRE, ep9plal eeesneesnr
win be sivsn % fsanaSSkil - l1saties-
Ian ~ "A.
D1sT,scrryl rsAfusss ~ 91S AoussL.
4 s pi.dSS IS * iassruction, ,sss,Stl3 >Ftxf ~
Iitsrar Society. IL Eleh ~ Jls,rpetspr !
vill take - g;activs pi,;. Rlnd ipsc!ll atttl I
tisn VIII BE given 70 ths 81 a9tio6 ~ R4klle:x,
nentaxy Law. Ffsquent sx4rliAsfienk y
the bsns6t Of tsleheFs, xnescn9 q ~.
| schonl viii he oalled each mosuing tof ~.
discussion icf difsfSsszt topieS, n WkIdA -
viii be expected v passieipats. a tseppl5lt
cosrse sf ssAqucAk iscteFSe 6 tssa9 -
spd sehool nsAassnsszass zasssIsss4 IN w wsa m sss
issuHssns3 POI hIiDS T,Fsc s'ssiI ,zasnao3oA
| .rarsesgaus zurTl0H. .,tfe
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lP6nmnnship, - lesgo1p..s.sssskoQ
Tnfkieh InSariaAiysl ysln x1xDnDe. II G
| Gsod beaff hn4 rysn4 pssussd .
s.!.,.s M H. asde''.' p r ! is.s'1 I ~ 666 VI
sfSi Fuishsf yarsssasa ssssaE &yAaulss
\ or apply psfs5sally, - sthsp seixo sso.ila te
sisass,5 fu.aW. EHAmzUr0q0pEH
nsssies..: JOHN onEna J. -;
mayal, ,'7saax AToleTHS
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-07-30

J me gensine are never sugar Coated. "a -
Each box has Afed ;~aa seal On ihe ID Sfilh
the impression DIX. Mel LAsE's sIavER PnLs,
! isEachr~rappeh bears sthersighaauHsssof C
McLANE and FLEMING BROS. ysy IIeaai
Insist upon having the genuine DR.. c. Nc.
LANES LIVER Pills, prepared by Fleming
Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being
full of imitatiohssof the same Me Lane,
spelled differently but same pfoHunciation.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

& DIED Lon Saturday, the goth inst, in
Green township, MARaAREr PRIcE, aged
40 wears,
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swBurnrn's brickbats turned out 70
be puff balls. q q lsssH no i''sas''ast -

erThe hurrahing for Grant grows
perceptibly weaker. 5e9g Z
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Higher BranGhes, ~ -.
CeMm6& A 90 ;. - -
TuitsoS sssdissd In adsshsss 1l6nsn1yB.
fundoh except In Gases Of proxasks& iIlpe1n<-s 4
For further particulars. 6alEkc&i - 3d1reta y
d. McYEYs Rr1uc1pol.
rsss-, BeAllsville, Mopres Csnnty, QAis,v !,
msy7, ,76td.A kga hknn
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COMMON PLEAS COURT.

jackson County, West Va. -
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J010II,1JWS - 'F777.If7 q - 1T7N7TS1a sN9T
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Vegstilnee|ls gl : Sold lyall Z q Druggists 4 s
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n.ysl. .'7sasx AfolsTHs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-19
Great Assignee's Sale
OF LANDS.

4 sell III uDllC Todlc, AZ ShChoiAo'
i W. r., on
Faiday, February LIST, 1878.
the following described tracts of land:
The east orc -halfo the land claim known
as the claim of Louis Ladoux. in Sections
4, s, 8 and 0, Township u north Range l
east, in Lewis county, w. T., containing
800 acres.
Also the west half of the northwest quar-
ter and the northwest quarter of the south
west quarter of Section 20, Township II,
north range west, in Lewis county, w.
T., containing 120 acres.
Also the east half of the northwest quar-
ter of Section /, Township 10, north Range
8 west, containing 49.42 acres, in Lewis
county, w. T.
Also 80 acres of land in sections 26 and
IS, Township Is, north Range west.
Also 81 acres of land in Section S, Town.
ship 10, range west.
Also 3ls acres in the Town of Claquato,
together with stOre-house and buildings.
Also Lot in Block /, and store building
in Chehalis, W.. T.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-half Cash, balance In Sir Months,
WITH SECURITY.
GEO. A. SHEPPARD,
January 10. 1878. 9td
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-19
New and Wonderful 4!

New and Wonderful!
An Invention that should have been Dis.
covered twenty-five years ago.
THE WILSON MENDING ATTACHMENT
For repairing, without patching, all kinds
of rips, tears and holes in table linen,
understanding, hankerchiefs, women's
and children's clothing, silk and cotton
socks and stockings, and every other
conceivable article that has tear or hole
in that requires "darning up" No skill
whatever whatever; is required to attach or use i:
Attachment is as much more neatly and
rapidly done as stitching with the Wilson
shuttle Sewing Machine over hard work.
In fact. the part repaired is scarcely no.
ticeable as having been repaired.
Free with each Wilson Shuttle Sewing
Machine. This great novelty has just
been invented. and is controlled absol-
utely by the Wilson Sewing Machine
Company, and can not be procured, or
allowed to be used on, or with any Sew
ing Machine but the Wilson, without
extra price; and then only at the discre-
pany:
This new and wonderful invention is
simply an arrangement attached to the
needle of the Wilson Shuttle Sewing Ma
chino, which enables the operator to
darn a hole with the Machine as rapidly
as other kinds of sewing is done.
Notwithstanding the Wilson Mending
Attachment costs to manufacture, but a
few cents. on account of its unprecedented
an absolute intrinsic value as an attach
ment, and the fact that this Company
own and control its manufacture and use,
we have decided to charge, as royalty
twenty-five dollars for its use on all sew
ing machines except the Wilson Shuttle
Sewing Machine, which has one furn-
ished free. and each purchaser will be
provided with a printed license to use it,
without extra charge.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-19

@ Ernest L. White, an old typo
of this place, return from his wan
behring's last Thursday. He has been
absent two years, and during that
time has been weary pilgrim in
the Eastern, Middle and Western
States. With him. roaming has lost
its charm.
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vMr~. A G. Smith j. tine agent tor
Dr. Warmers Health Corset, the greatest
boon of the age. Call or leave orders A.
the residence of Mr.. Francis Henry,
Swantown.
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81 The annual election Of officers
of the Unitarian Society will take
place in Unity Hall, on weinesi ay,
the 3Oth inst.
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TT Ifyou want good Tea and Coffee, go
TO Chilbergs new Grocery Store. lie
keeps the very best.
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CHrE.H or rHE CxrrT. - Morn
Ing sublert, - Eternal PuniShmenf.
Evening lecizrs, - Exolutson--
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h~AA N C~awz~hnn EtnH nwxs FruAwv
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SEWING MACHINE ATTACHMENTS

For all Machines, sent by mail, postpaid,
in either currency orpostage stamps, at the
following prices:
Doz. Needles, rs cents.
Rufilers, 81 80.
Set of Hemmers, four widths, with Bind
er, 81 90.
Tuckmarker, 50 90.
COrder, 81 90.
Quilter, rs cents.
Thread Cutter, % cents.
Oil Can, % GEMS.
Oil Can Holder, % cents.
Screw Driver, % cents.
In ordering, always give name of ina.
chine you want attachments for. Oil can
not be sent by. mali.
70 Remember the place.
{. r. TALCOTT,
Matchmaker and Jeweler,
Olympia, W.T..
December 8, 1877. Sly
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mn = O. E~yuolai- h.~ is~s rrrxsxs1
a tsae H~-o<tns~ssa ssf Ta,ann-ra. CSzMrs. SsGs-
Coslf.s<iaxzaris> anG Fzney artS-se~- sse
d-~rve~ n SHARE 81 put@se patronage.
Main STREET t<zwseu FIfth and sixth
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General Distress in turkey.

LONDON, Jan. IA correspondent at
Pera says it is calculated 10000 fugitives
arrived in Constantinople from Roumela
during one week. A train crowded with
fugitives ran of the track near Tchateldia
yesterday and about so were killed and
wounded. The Turkish parliament has a
subscription for the relief of the refugees.
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Notice.

NOtlCo.
4 Ill holders of Thurston county orders,
IA of whatever date, are requested to pre-
sent the same for payment.
Interest will be allowed on orders as per
previous notices.
Interest will be allowed on no order after
Goth inst. j. II. MUNSON,
County Treasurer.
Olympia, Jan 10, 1878. 7:w2
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Il tine iEeivc zT-r~sie> Al bot thrrs
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-19
FATAL MINING ACCIDENT.
Charles J. Harvey Killed II shs
California Mtne.

Charles J. Harvey. . carman. fell down
= Wine from the 1910 10 the 1910 level OF
the California mine yesterday. sustaining
inIurie. from which he died In . few min
u,es. Harvey came TO the 1870 station.
at tho head OF winze No. 8. with . car
load Of ore. aud found the oass be-
low. lie rang II up. whsn the
cage is rung up. IL 10 always raised .
few feet above tho floor Of the station to
admit of . board being showed across the
winzc for the cage TO rest on. II WA rais-
ed above the station ~ usual. and Harvey.
instead OF showing the board across the
Wine and waiting for tho cage 70 be low
er,d. ab.ent-mindedly pushed his car
ahead. II vent into the winze and fell to
the 1910 leyel-a full hundred feet-and
the unfortunate man fell with 10, head hrst.
His head and body were but slightly bruls-
ell. although his neck Was broken. He
was brought 10 the surface through the U.
and q. shaft. AMI laid out In the carpenter
shop. Medical assistance was summoned.
but the man died before anything could be
done to alleviate his s~ufferinss.
Those who have worked In tho mine
with Harvey say he was very absent
minded. After sending up . car loaded
with ore It has frequently happened that
he turned and went back through the
drift. forgetting 10 remove the platform
placed across the shaft. making u neces-
sary-when IL was found That tho cage
could not be sent to the 1910 level-for
some one to 80 down and remove the
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Iisems~rasic Pri@asies.

The Democrats held their primary cleo
ton in Virginia City yesterday. Consid-
cradle interest MAS manifested. tho main
poin, being the contest for Chief Of Police.
Following are the names Of the delegates
chosen:
First wari-Hush Reese. c. Bowman.
A. Lernhsrt. J. Stefan, J. Cspuro. James
q. Fay. y. ID. Plunkett. u. Desmond.
Second ward-w. II. Ash. Eugene
O'Connor. James Laughran. Peter J.
Dunno. Robert l.. Lowery. John A.. Ma
nanny, Dennis Neyin, willard Bitter.
Third ward-G. 7. Marye, Martin Ford.
Frank o'Neal. y. W. Conn. John Dein.
niger. ". d. Ryan. John Kelly. j. q.
Israel. John Hamilton. Dan. Harrington.
Fourth Ward Theodore Goose. j. J.
Norton, John snow. william Kranse. Ed.
Mailaley. J. N. Franklin. Vim. Hubbard.
Thomas Kennedy.
II Ia understood that tho majority Of the
delegates elected are In . measure pledged
10 the nomination Of James NeCourt for
Chief Of Police.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-19
Jehn q. OWsss.

The News takes pleasure In making the
announcement that John L. Owens. the
great comedian. has accepted an invitation
to give the people Of the Comsiock sea
son Of legitimate laughter. by reference
to the correspondence Published In
another column to-day. 10 will DO ssen that
ia. address tn Mr.. owen 10 signed BY
iirst-clAss citizens. Mr.. Owens reputa-
ton /. % q national character. He 10
known As one Of the finest artists In his
peculiarly pleasing line ever known upon
tho American or English stage. The hrst
piece tn be presented by Mr.. Owen will be
'.Our Boys This has been endorsed by
all the papers Of the country a. the most
inishei comedy ever produced. IL 10. In
deed, a wonderful combination OF Wit, hu.
NOR, satire and good natured raillery. The
piece will DO presented with great care. the
east including tho very hast material 10 10
obtained.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-19
Imperial

A trsstle work Ia boing constructed from
the Consolidated Imperial dump over the
railroad track east 10 the Home
stead. Tho great weight Of tho dump
pressing on the ground has caused
tho track 10 crowd down the
side Of the hill into the canyon several
times. and the railroad company has been
Put TO much trouble and expense filling
In the canyon and repairing the road.
when the Imperial trestle has been COM
pleted IL will be the highest aud most Inn
posing structure Of the Kind on the Com.
stock. by dumping this waste rock into
the canyon tho entire road bed for the
space Of half q mile will be strengthened.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-19
The Vacancy.

Speculation Is rife as TO who shall sue
coed Hon. John d. Randall. deceased. In
the once Of County Commissioner from
Gold Hill. According To the laws Of the
State Of Nevada the appointment Of Mr.,
Raudali's successor falls 10 the decision
of the Governor, and IL Is probable that =
Democrat will 10 appointed to Ill the va.
eancy. In this connection the names Of
several prominent citizens have bsen men
toned. including George Emmett, Cattain
Matt. CanAyAn and y. u. Segur. II. hintu
that there Ia . possibility That uov. bfsiisy
will appoint some conservative liepubli-
can TO the place. IL his name 10 properly
pr,-entel. As the other members Of tho
Board are Republicans IL might be just As
we'll for all concerned 10 maintain the
unity
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-19
IN. . u.sussss.

At a meeting Of the Virginia School
Trustees. held in Virginia yesterday. IL
was resolved that. Whereas. 3. r. Kelly.
state Superintendent Of Public instrue-
ton for the state Of Nevada. has ordered
under the Law. q State Institute Of Teach
cts To convene In Carson City. next Mon
day. April I'D. To be In session during The
week ; therefore. II IL ordered that the
schools Of this Virginia District shall be
closed during the time 81 session OF such
Institute" Tho Board further recon-
mends that, a. the expenses Of attending
such Instiine will 10 very light. all teach
ers who can shall be In attendance upon
the Institute.