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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06

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THE FrLLER VIM CASE
.Judcc Stewart has rendered decision in the
Circuit Court at Baltimore which Is OF interest
to nll church members. The ease was one CON
corning the legal construction oi tcstators in
tentionS The Rev. Richard Fuller made will
bcouoathing his estate to his descendants
during the continuance of the direct descent.
Failing that, the property was to be used for the
building of n church for worship according to
"thr faith and doctrines held by the said Eutaw
"Placc Baptist Church and the orthodox Baptist
churches. Judge Stewart has now declared tins
clause of the will void on the ground that III
country where no state Church exists IL Is not
"within the province of a Court OF Equity to de
" eide what is orthodoxy and what is not lie
saws orthodoxy is a relative term Tor should
the Eutaw Place Baptist Church dilier from any
4" other Baptist church in any one point oil It's
service or doctrine, each side would maintain
that was following the orthodox standard ana
"thus contentious would arise which no Court
could decide upon 1hc result is that the he
quest will continue 10 the descendants, direct Or
indirect and this may be the best disposition oi
the ease: bat nj the same time the reasoning
of judge Stewart does not appear to be alto
gcthcr conclusive.
If the question had been Of the meaning OF
fine fern orthodoxy" applied generally, the
armament Of the Court would coycrthc position;
hnt ii seems opon to doubt whether il docs 80
under tine actual Circumstances. The i'-lator
refer. to fine "orhodux Baptist Churches
Strictly speaking. il may bee said That AL
churches claim orthodoxy, sncc all certainly
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CONI40 HOVE A0lIy.


ff"M fhe hBfGfhe hiaHdgfd
What does Mr. iioccher's letter IN D.,
Ihihi ~ mean ras ~ iif.fhrr discovered a.. ~
was too nasty ~ getting ont ~ lhe H. uD,n ns 10
ana does De want ~ ger back " be pFepared ~
hfiW ms OBJ cuphs 10 blaine, jus. ~ be- witbdra N
srhnh ilnr aliaca nom the pulpt The meIabe ns
brpokA Board ~ Education ana the teaegc,. ne
"hpoiSf - Hr really ~ fight-ab0u- ace "a " A. ~ ".
~ regard 10 the Opi O-lt on convention In The H., "i
Andrew johns wat has effected this rego'n s of
~ Ice one, o. Opln IN TIE ~ mouth preaebegi in,
he hea from the Buffalo predchcrsi ma
II Is certain that Oher non nave " taken watory -.
great MANY more are geitng ready do 80 The pi n
" Charges, aside nom iLoiT emptiness were disc NUS
long before his nomination. They have been Osi ~ f
ever since Before the dark aud unanswered ee
was brought against Cleveland g. his hon, etv n ~
evdcni tina cam aixu = anii-Bllne persona ne. .
ln'r cneabie conclusive end has been put 1, \, ps
Al the Republicans who h rirdll LEFT their n', lus.
me inSugau0n OF preten'iOus newspapers and n.
fuper-r spectacle ers n arc I'm ing thai they tns
u nstike. Before October shall have an ~ tai -
back exc pit thos' o. them WHO elai of aa excse
20 .Ve t. the Democratic parry for the sase Of frss
trade ~ H~
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WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS OK JOSEPH W hh
PEtgs LETTER
torsrgAt rpFss btspArrul

TnrvroS, Aug. 5.-Wiliom Walter Phelps
who ia here preparing for the Ieph'lcih 49, ~,
convention ~ Tomorrow said tonght tHhi pc wv
heard TINT illot written 10 hin bt Joseph :" -.
g. fot use M securing fut lintpo hi"lh - WV CO...
ration n Mt ilnnc's book, lai got mo p'"' ~
huiHnt .t, Al. kssvisdr
Nf ihe'ps said his we dope vlt1oh' l' s,,''esr y
al ept add thni h. ahnnd tHta 80 VI uaiP1s ~
th,t ,N,,I A., pipld Itn 90 that h. mi'sf1 w M
inuir thin u year ago hnl thought hnhlnt =" ,egV
letter Wha ihi nird o. be- shawn Whff. fpi " WV"
the purpose fur which n Whs prepared
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4 TENDER TRIBUTE 10 iNVtNliVL I'LL ~
Itfshteaf 4. n Uhnf " t1fnd thiHf"B " "''
BJufs. ~ hyfapfsf, - ,a taxl

kANIuCKfT, Mass. lut ~ IN god
M DItn GrSEHALt | hal supp seq ll nios n me
tho posslbity Of surprise III the nYthfN H"a, tins
average newspaper oOfrrspOnd' nt oven 49, ie,u NJ
for news M tbs. Hut Onufnas tnht me ''' fst
Cruifnrs letter astOnishrs M no lu Wv ,nA In
That utterly refused a. all0s HIM 10 ,thlaf
tistod that had nothing t0 gay ON - ave ain
els, Of Tho lightnst Interest o. the Iblo A sofuf
st ths rcinorst hint VI my Intentions ~
M tho noIt election my relations 10 the % ny po,
iIs whole stateuent, 40 fat a. an ihe sftes
you send mo speaks Of Mr. tronht - h,,'ely ln mo
poet and lttora eur" That he WA Mtns .a The ist
forurr ur these two capacities Il ofhchl tAr vup'
that Tor soycfal weeks pasl, aud especially has bsea
oation OF Mr. Blalnra letter ~ aocep.l' 80 ina:
an, fIliy deter,nlod ~ vote for the Republican wv
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3ltw7lot1; Dailp Oribo1t

Iuf AEUe nus uoGNiNe

FFFF- TIT
=, a., III p,t,.. ,t At.,os tnni mo
l"h''" '' wv '', ~ .ann ana ,,.s
1877 'N'"'''' ''. .,..i,,,
As'''' to !" Wv t,,,'i ~, n, Mi
lN',' p"' n"-'' w. ',,i,,si,s,,, ,,loue
'"s"''" Ii -, ui,,,.i,oI.u, S,eIaI
IN. f..,.. ,I..., bayr ocri,irell ia Italy.
r''',,.,,. .rbc Nry-Ier.ry ReuublI,an state
C..,,y,r,iou fl cboo,r Presidential electors, will
''', -, 1ra,,o, to.d,, Reports of damage
,,,,..i,,, .,,,,. f,,,, Ne,c.Ier.cy and Pruusyl-
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WHO Arb 10 BIZ THE MEEl


IN secrets ~ the tugr ntnts ny which the Civ.
land boom was 10 he worked no among Repuh ca afs
ff'dun Nv leaking out Rumors nv" bcon flying a'0n
ever SINCE Cleveland Convention m that sOurhips
~ th klud n the wind bu they c1u not boz trael
10 any TANGIBLE point mt me tcw IOrk P0I III pnei
over Vim tho statement that " mad reason ~ bslrys
mat yoand. if elected. would Offer Cabinet 20. tons
lp ~ number ~ Independent r. publ cans" Sow, ths
Dee h0n.rcdi Is n the great J1ncsl Horace Wmtai
George Nlaml n. vs.. Bocchcrl cal scIurz ar who'll
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Persons tearing torn for the season. ard sum
qper harellers. can hare The DAILY TRIBUNE
matted 10 them, p0Sfpad. t9r -, cents per
month, WiM or rith0W Sunday paper
the address being chdHgcd as often as dcSiFed.
Jur DAILY TRIBUNE triH be sent 10 any dddrcSs
m Europe far 81 80 per mohth, Chich WcIudeS
tie ocean postage
The campaign was opened vigorously. last
ni.ht in the wgvain at Babylon. Is l,where the
Blaine and Logan club was addressed by the
Hon. John Winsow. The storm did not pre-
vent large attendance Liberal extracts
from MI Winslow's excellent speech on
"Clevoland ~ Rcformcr' are given ON an
other page of this paper.
Nj. Cleveland evidently wants 10 make Mr.
Tildcnn "copntccnct" Ia the composition oi his
letter 0f acceptance, llr called on the tnRc
of Gioysi0no Yesterday, especially i0f ila pm
pose, II h said. The iew public pnpofa when
Nj, Cleveland has had occnaion ~ write hereto
fore certainly show how badly ho needs help
from somebody In this direction.
Owing 10 the heavy rain yesterday tho coro-
mony of laying .he cornerstone of the Bar
tholdi Statue on Bcdlocs Island was not 80
brilliant M otherwise 1t would have been.
Barring the small attendance of spectators,
however, the affair passed of In satisfactory
manner NJ. Albert Lefaiyres graceful and
complimentary speech and MIR. William Allen
Buffers more formal address deserve notice
Their principal points are reported In another
column Of this impression OF TIE TRIBUNE,
The agents Of the Anchor Line steamships
have made fair offer 10 the Secretary OF the
Treasury in regard 10 the steerago passenger
Roscnstein. They are willing TO give bonds
that he shall not become II public charge, and
they promise 10 send him back to Europe whom
ever he is found There ia certainly no desire
On the part of the Emigration Commissioners
or Collector Robertson 10 be unreasonable in
the matter, and doubtless this offer of liender-
SON Brothers will DO duly considered when a
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request is made for tho Dcyonia's clearance

request il madc for tho Devohias clearance
papers,
n wns moi made clenf by anything whlch Mr
Gladstone said IN his speech yesterday WV"
asking the House Of Commons 10 N"l' u '''"''
to nay for scnding lrp Ia tehtihl "","""'
what fine fntnro course Oi England ~ tEyp'
would be. The Mahdi, he declared WON" NV
be crushed and the evacuation o' 'ho 0"'"'u'
was out OF the question. IL IL mar" w
therefore, what the condition OF 'la' r"'''''J
will he when Gordon is saved. Anol'l'''''
nroor was given. however that the BilllSn WV
ornmcnt has resolved upon a vigorous pony )"
Eovrtion affairs. The Hon. Hugh OniiueIS "
GOING to Cairo 10 see if he can solve the n'i"u-
oiol nroI,lom. and Lord Northbrook Is also 10
he sent there to study the p0il'ical S"""''o''
No no,iticol canvass in this state Tor many
vears has been i'm so satisfactory shape az 'n's
stage of it as the present one. Such IS Tue
on;nlon nj the Headquarters of the RepuDhcal
State Committee, and probably the members
tbe Democratic State Committee would pear
unwilling testimony to the same effect. ANA
fbo hest feature of the situations that this en-
couroginr state of affairs has been brought
about by the spontaneous enthusiasm =" Wv
Republican voters themselves. lhey nave
waited for no cue from the recognized pa'F
leaders as is often the case; but they nave
taken thcinihativc upon themselves. The num-
Der of Blaine and Logan clubs that have been
formed ia something unexpected AMI the mum
Der of Democrats who have joined them s
equally astonishing. rs the rolls OF the cluoS
show. Has anybody noticed any spontaneous
enthusiasm on the Democratic side OF the
hnusp
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IxyrsrIG ,rr-One of the greatest acmeSG,- e..
mont. of Auruc,V TuRArrruc-. Sever ,a ~, , ,V
.eu'o, nj md cure for TRNfutA or SlNl' va u,,,V
Tlsider fnnry Affections rlccrs. &c Wv" I,,i,li" ,c
49,. al nj. NtGU mi lY-DLNlNl iathr i-t hNu 'tH @
, %, t,,,,,,, 40 ,uiis' n HpcimD1' can .t 7t
,,,h n,o,i iIr'i.spninbc Itdouhted hn VI Gun, I
q, ,,.r,r frrtn 800 tO ZOO tht ht WIZ N,
mi, ,c,otr tic siroturd distraction the wih" M
go ,,t IN sofr charitable institution the 'ht' Nu. w.,
,,d heeu In rr,d Tor ulc bv surgical "p IhOnt I
tf"stnrrf s simplc crccua mud cures
TuAptrl e. rifN,
NV" MIol..alp btu rrst
Fulton 81. NrU-1 oik.
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MR. HARPER EXPLAINS.


Icanrot forbear the expression Of my sincere regres
that such unworthy ami uulu-tnabe use QUIZ nave
been al owed by Mr. Phelps ~ private asd personal
lette. The success o. NJ" BAine's book shows
how true was my instinct pul her, Whlle the re-i.
OF o. Chicago Republican COuYe ton Amply cOnIrm'd
my Judgment OF Mr. Bl3 mes great personal poruaritY
The book i "a good . e. ant unquestOnaby tine his-
~. pie with his literary unioraklnr.
Publishers have their political CONVICTION quie llur
prudeutly ~ their ant Or IN the same way INA uatAs
AMI merchants and lawyers and physc'aHs hol ther
political opinions uncontrolled oy The dlctiou o. ther
Gust ners ana clients aud patients -. . -
For more than i've years Hrpers weekly mas Dr'hon
record An lis position 60 Dir Bliln' as candli' ipt
the Pr II iency. and any business relations whc Mo
reht nave had witt Mr. Blaine tie publish r-oi NJ;
twenty Yelrs II Congress could not nave Affected
have no wish t. ieca or withdraw last years es
innate of Mr.. Biaines cX,rao fdhdIy popualll hu
his nature and confess to continued
admiration OF his eoquence and hs
Courageous defence OF Republican principles 81
ella m that Il by no m follows That Inc magh tc
qualities which make the personal popularity o, sleas
writer or orator are CesIriy the qua ties mos 10 10
desile In candidate for the highest executive ONCE
MIR Harper gives no reason Tor assuming 'has
Mr Phelps published or authorized the publication
of his letter Nor can we remember that, when slmi'
lar publications have been made before, hr mar
per'5 journal has been at all prompt to denonnce
them as unworthy or unjustiiiable" Nhen lons
dispatch from the Editor of TnE ImB Ne was
thus published two or three years ago, such an eA
pression from Harper's Ucetiy would have oeen
becoming and agreeable; but we cannot reean WV
ing it'd TRIBUNE.
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IupRIUENI IKUTH.

Senator Jones, Of Florida, should be careful
when he undertakes to state the position of the
party and it's candidates. In IN in
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WHAT THEY HITE B4RGAIYED r0R


CABINET PLACES OFFERED TO BOITERs
From me New. FORK star fTdHmeay bsig0ergirl
The NeT- York Post says II has reason to 10.
lioyc that GDvcmor Cleyeinnd, n elcated Pr sian,
would offer Cabinet positions 10 number ~ linden nj
en republicans. W. can't lp thinking he Ior dd an
injudclous thing 10 c; this Information loos Just now
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TIE WIDOW fRGENENT.

BEwLDERED by TIE MORAL ISsENsIBnGrY n,
THE POST.
From The R0chcssr Democrat ant chr9Dfe,
il this the staid and high toned Ner Yo,L
Ercig Post which thus lowers IT, standard 4 virine ~
Pr Al ienn campaign such audacltv OF dental ara
may be- added, such moral nsen.ibty 90 he nart M,
journal which has always given itself OF saperor
NIrinpi --F-'W
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become ~ emholdnned ~ IA make the process 81
Arrest Bs much ns nH officers Ifs In worth
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Press 'f"'''i ifHhhffpijs
NJ daint' lewis Of Angiailn DAYS eompap,. l.,
native ~ ffGY, ~ Y f''NHt
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ts0yrWer me " 6boW NJ fbopfa and seWfissi Gief
ffeb Whts tf,g iow igifd stassgiih,
We pause fut fnpy
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-Frtt Srrs-Paiucss extracting without
,rict te,th lre - b' ln'url isth lat
nsde while waiting Lady In atienllNc' O'@ '"' ''' |
ave, oorner 8lih''L' "'o -'@ "'''' IN MoDFMANN
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s46 and SlS Brca lway,
Is THE PLACE.


APnortrABIE INvESTNENr-E ach - o9 nl,,,,,
within - l1vs io,s inpoS'p' lIn'mg Iso,nr
tsn.,oi nI ilng lots surr lunlinf depot 81 '.' In
pavmsnts -. Crcu'arso H. "'L''N N''""'''
~
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Tp1nI-Nr TERN. 10 MAIL SUBSCRIBERS

P0HdU free "a M : hh'' N''''
Ynt CNouut Months
pattN WITT .u1f1- f''' 49,.
pAttN without tfudtt ..... '"' ''
tUNDAN TViut ~ .... 100 ,,,..
uoni by r,sl4I Nuf. Np1er nrIrr nr y ~ ftl L,t
Nv Postal Nnff. tht H.iIrH II pl 'f' "''' '' ''
'toi tur NEt ) YHs iit 'f
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gu0sy TO Advertisements.
l}ueliless NoheeS.

Apsor1rTF SAFETY FROM THIEVES AND
BURGLARS.
Tberecent abs;ractinS Of securities by cO""''"'','
ny means Of fosc keys to his employers s''' N'O''
espitaiists aul custodians to keep tn'r S''"'''
one can enter abstract them without Tue Nn0"'
owner. 80, mr.,
THE BURGLAR AND FIRE TROUT "a, - 80, COS,
-, .,.r.>. ,rt DEPOSIT AND STORAGE COM
~ xrw.yoRK LIFE INSURANCE BUILDING.
$40 and $40 Broadway,
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THE H4RPERS AND MINE.
TWO MrERE.rlNa LErrrRs.

fNf.f0firhIr
We have received the following letter from
U1rfcr tofbrr. lon answer =, the ln1tty whtho nv
of, rd to pm. ah Mr. B'Inrs b0 h. and wh tnor thf
fo Hr Tiii,r Of me pr,a.
"Hi lnte. once u No, rqur for Information "a
T. itiwo tbni ilup.t ~ lro h.fs dd. ihr ngh
il,,l OF ~ nl'I,. 'n i9 l', yer 90 pn'IHh W.
o. Ifo offer conlinot be entertained, brctuin Mf.
iIIlno $40 alItndy committed lo another pub ihlus
% lhn accusation ,hu untpnr ~ nroh p have " per
r"np. HpIr 1eanu Mt llHnr hrnH' he dr, iinr1 nor
6c 90 o9l 90 Ho,e%5 With 10 &c. n.aae a. caa.
ni. lrforr h. uun hpr hid INV LuugI..soof 0s I'M
ten Ion ~ wife hls "lV MY fcts Uf cong .s."
Hucr ot. Ayg. ., 1854 ii,nrrp a nrormnl
I'm ,ry of thcdec r,foH ~ me ilfp - re- 40 IN nus
when her Oup sifion no NJ lnn. hrt ihr s1 ~ NJ
t ~. VT Hul Boo me U0shuu7'p h.u bNrfn ~ -tHritY
uelJbof ,iprn ls4i. ST. j. u liatpar. 10 mo- bad
~ the firm. wrote tD genrin' ~ in INIT % tt rnttg
no0t .sufins Inn lblt larpcrt Brothers toili he
CAD 10 be 'ou ldolol ~ ID. MAJ hs Repnietp
trfrsine irfiei a' folI wa
with ia ina incf ~ publisher. 90 gmel ~ dsa
win ITO pnnpl trihrf ihih win pIti.sa tiis'.
:, 90 a,mprnt with iIa people tnnn SO nahH 7
trrp uniisnel finger an tie ,uppis pulse rn.h,
lu ouf tilninls American ITO, Is arria III h. DOB ani
tam sutf fhH n hf9s shDHg'g 10 HGHhaf1n dni fNfa.
hnG f0. nun nm hHs bsfn nhse'"HV fH'l." ." 10
jubIpism M NrHda irniuisrrh es HiIl br ihiftallns
as g. cord Ut an aonh. obs. rtf uht aH sife mas
ST. Ntlnns taifitF VII hohi ~ Amt'l'n u."t I,
irrtisu T. vii he humdH- raai hnih and bInln .
ir.uui, not 0f .chliyrlian OeerFr - 70 ~ iu NO
partiripHtar hume GJtfrf 0Hd glHht ifidfi 40 ~
i.0st cfihcu' fffn's Of 0tW AaiipH's hsl0,B
80, when % comc- quite convenient 10 you WIN y ~
son would Civ SIR. Blaine a. uhde stand lht Nhlt =
door of Franklin ~ ar always sand WHO open 10
them ID erlry itlrIs" suci a, -ch hrs am pelS ihl
nOysts aud e,sa lsts aud tIal e.ers, the prOp to'
generally 20 down tO tn sidewalk 30 welcome his
torau OF lila own Tine, and with uncovered mead rev.
enntly help Lin To unload tho manuscript iion ms
triumph car the elevated rillr Please ut mats
all this 10 Mr. b aine. You know how TO 40 II gracefully
aud effectively.
From Ths National Rsppbhcgn q,
Mr. Harper withdrew from th' Republican electoral
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From Ths National Rspubicgn.
Mr.. Harper wituGreS from th' Republican electoral
tckt aftcr Mr. Bianes nlmu atom giving as his reason
tina, he cou.d not support a man OF MI Biaints char
, 1884-06-25

lmtlige SkOlereqvster, saaSom Boyer, TavIer, Skriveb6ger, Mate
| Haandarbeide o. S V, anSkahtS til Brug Skolerne paa Diet
liges BekOSning. Til Brug lIjemmet skal der gives Eleverne
ned til at anskaffe de Skolerne benyttede Boyer til en- biig Prs.
2dt CAPITEL.
sIVATE DRENGESKOLER UNDERST0TTEDE AT Def OFFENTLIGE.
II.
hidtlvurende ofentlige BetalingsskoIer (BorgerskoIer) inddragcs.
'righeden b~emyndiges til deres Sted hver at Byerne Christian
, 1884-06-25

infectious disease shall not be allowed to visit the school before 3 weeks
after their being perfectly cured and the disease has ceased to exist in
the house they live in, which, also, must be proved by certificate.
The certificates i'll question Shall on demand be furnished gratis by
the public physicians.
, 1884-06-25
end PART
~CONCERNING PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. N a Town
CHAPTER I.
CONCERNING THE FREE SCHOOL;

81
In accordance with a plan to be drawn up by the School Board and
approved by the Superior Authority, The Free Schools and the buildings
thereto appropriated in ChriSrArst d and FIederiksted Shall be arranged
in smell IL manner, that all children in the towns who are bound to attend
school, and do not otherwise receive instruction, can be ad mtted there.
IN.
The schools shall be divided in classes IN order that the children
may receive instruction suited to their age. In the case Of children of
the age Of 10 years and upwards, instruction shall, as far as possible, be
given to each sex separately.
The number of classes and pupils in a class is to be fixed in such q
manner that no teacher Shall, as a rule, teach more than 60 pupils at the
sam time.
The School Board may, however, when circumstances demand it,
exceptionally permit a departure from this rule, but in such a case the
teacher ought as far as possible, 10 be allowed an assistant teacher, even
as he is at liberty to employ pupil teachers & 2G
For each of the free schools in the towns shall be appointed the
number of male and female teachers required i'll pursuance OF the rules
prescribed in s, in such a manner that il the school in ChrSiansted
not more than , male and = female teachers or 3 male teachers and 1
female te lchrr, and in the school Of Frtderiksted not more than 2 male
teachers and l female teacher, Shall be permanently appointed. The
other teachers are employed by the hour n as assistant teachers.
, 1884-06-25

The language Of tuition is English, the branches Of instruction are:
a. Bible History,
e. WTHnn CoHruphy and Orhopaphy,
IT, CptyaG, mental ad uWh tie use Of the slate
FoF? te more advanced children:
+ GQgapAy and Natural History,
y D"' In the Girls classes, further:
u. Seeing and needle uorh.
The school time is for the teachers Sc hours weekly, and for the pm.
pills, NOT less than IS homs weekly. The School Board fixes the number
days. Promotion from one class to the other takes place at the yearly
examination.
The vacations consist of: a Christmas % s. "" nco tjon. Of IA days. r com.
after Easter, both days included; " vacation " Il days commencing the
me I Schools snail further be closed on sundays, whimonday, and
the Kings Birthday it is left to the School Commission to decide, with
named are to be regarded as holidays fol- the schools.
The progress of the children is tested once every year by public
examination held IN The presence OF at least III member on tHe School
Te Tine Of the public examination is fixed by the Superior Authori
W upon representation made by the School Board
When a child is taken off the school register in accordance with the
rules prescribed n ? the School inspector or s4 ln furnish 4fa the t. eel ohnd with
a cgrtihgate stating that the t en4 4nM mrm e n as % 2Yn nn iaTs" d Gn te Register, n@ef'
cheney and general conduct at school
When a child is absent from school, il It's the duty of the teacher to
noe' ne "osencF IN Ie ocl n%o t" n. '' o |f tS sans ,"sa "s " %p teocbnp
shall also, every Saturday, furnish the School Board VIM a nst OF al
notahous showing the supposed reason 1or each case OF absence. upon
which the 9chool. Board Gtchies @het9ertho fault rests s with ,H the c i, or or
with is parents or uariianSj II me fault rests ~ te cn4, II han
be subject to ordinary school punishment If the fault rest with parents
which fall TO the Colonial Treasury are aecoldingt to the merits of the case
fixed at say from 5 Cents 80 Cents for each day achid has been absent
fm SC ,ol without valid reason, and is collected by the School Board, in
such a manner thai one weeks grace be allowed with the payment ct the
fine. Butt the fine is not paid on the expiration OF the grace mus allowed
or RENTED by the School Bmrl in consequence Of satisfactory explana-
tn nd Goet't en- |&n the the pm5I' s S@MoI "I2 rponjsiTon TO the Poicemaster
cause he fine to be expiated by l days Imprisonment for each West;
oe ez foaffdd by i / d i51,r m Hs fr1nliop s hn VI with 5I1 regard nns spt to exp pi aolI bs
considered equal to one dollar.
All articles required for class instruction, such as books, states,
copy books, material for needlework is provided for the schools at public
, 1884-06-25

sygdom, maa de eli komme i Skolcn for Uger, eHer at de ere helbredede,
og Sygdommen er oph0rt Diet Hus, hvori de DO, hvorfor IigeedeS Attest
erhVerVeS.
Dsse AHester skune paa Forlangende udstedes uden Detailing af
de ofentige Lager.
, 1884-06-25
ON SKOLEVESENET BYERNL
1Ste CAPITEL.
ON FRISKOLERNE.

q. Bi6citist0rje,
b. L0SaHG
c. Stripning, sqqrel Sj6nsbrignjng som Ret8Ertrning
q. Regning, aaaceJ pa0 Iarte som "den Tarle,
z. HaRg
For de mere ~flemmclige Born:
Geographic og Naturkundsk0b,
Il. UuR&E.
l Pigeklasserne, desuden:
IL. Hynjng og Haandmbeide.