Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1890, Page 14

14 A i ae > ¢ ne 4 x THE EVENING STAR:- WASHINGTON. D.C., SATURDAY. OCTOBER 11, 1890-—SIXTEEN PAGES. i irl i Ik than #30 per month - oyster vessel, ® cord around them and “I af y REST FOR THE WEARY |i: stjtese veda toned ac thehonte tor | (VY STERS CAN BE BRED |= itso as fo cnt them all in twain, there- EDUCATIONAL. __ EDUCATIONAL, __| _ EDUCATIONAL. ) toi 4 ALRUL | the amattsnm of £2 per week. bee idea of Ss ‘ie ay et Uns ae many _IN WASHINGTON. IN WASHINGTON. OUT OF WASHINGTON. ‘ urd good, sonnd food and pleuty of : es the power of reproducing its | : ‘: rr . a I es eed —— | ‘ies, “Wiieon'g tn Mer mine pects to srt exes, vo tat ach sure Wh i ae THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, Se sionary work she had discovered aa many $o% P 5 us cut and restored to ive BRANC 2TH OCOLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY Law end to meet the duties of A Shelter for Good But Homeless jas Wcur" or “tive “girls occupying "one | The Fish Commission Going in For | ment al PROF. J.D. GANLLARD. 0} _ dieotiown SCHOOL | cotreneof oay Bare weaned? gep room and eating but one meal # day in an en- REA ee VERY LIKELY BECAME TWO STARFISH. la in the pariorsof the school aELN J BPco3m" u- Young Womea. deavor to live and dreng within ae statin Artificial Propagation. The only way that has thus far beet found aon JOHN M- « $1 5O TEARLY Boakp AxD 7 no case exceeded $3 per We ag . - anaes ol sores for ahor rich uch eal aalarien arcane il, eo wane ant Sane eam ot Aa pa 4 Sh at prea tee oe a o - = ~ - e paid insis' thatthe girls wel jad, J AN INTERESTING CHARITY. | Mi 2 Grucr'to keep their places the girls had | BOTH MALE AND FEMALE. oyster isto keep a watchfal eye upon each bed. Tes dome _ ie: 2 to sudergo the torture of continual semi- rele pon 4 peitag tase nae agile after 5 CELESTE BRUFP HAVING RETURNED ae ———- = z- Weeding out objectionable visitors, Oysters | Parxtina. ee ee The Young Woman's Christian Home | canlie Tales of the home are not at all compl: | Chop Them Up Together an@ You Have Baaiy oaeand operant we gen BET EE RET and Odjoct — Providing a Pince prevails. Exch girl is expected to attend| ions of Young Ones—Oyster Plants | seaweed in great numbers, and when the latter HE FRENCH VOICE—10i1 CONNEC ICUT |’ end Eauny 1 ‘Of the Law of Rvidence Where Innocent Girl. Can Find sh: | chureh—any church—on the Sabbath. She/ img oma Scientitic Bavis—A Future Ine =e the baby bivalves drop ae d a eS pe 1 ee SS SORTHINGTOR. i. ter Without Evil Associations, | Must also, except on special occasions, be in} @ustry fer the Southern States. ottom, so as to cover it with a layer m- nd pronunciation, based on a prectnal serie of Fagen (Formerly U.S. District —. the house by 10 o'clock p.m. Girls who are selves. Dredgers get @4or@58 bushel for | conversation. Lecturer on Criminal ‘ing and Prsotice and on ——— not boarders are, of course, expected to assist —_——__ stuff of this sort that they collect from the Lot- OT a gandy-looking building—jast plain brick with age-tinted stone trimmings, An ordinary house so far as appear- neces go, but in itself one of the most interesting structures in the city. “Young Woman's Christian Home” is the faded inscription on a small tin plate alongside the principal entrance, and that it isa home can ‘be testified to by hundreds of beneficiaries. But there are homes and homes, Hitherto it has been customary for persons in control of charitable institutions which ad-nit distressed young women to make no distinction between those whose previous existence had been elouded by immorality and those whose feet had never trodden in the paths of viciousness, Today there are many energetic Christian workers who fail to see the wrongs worked by the indiscriminate system they contin- ually advocate. but the number of such is steadily diminishing. It is a kindness to give food and shelter to the fallen woman and the helping hand should never be slow to action, but it is very questionable whether there is any real charity in lending assistance to a morally pure girl if, in order that she may be helped, she has to be brought into close contact and unavoidable association with the weaker or more wiliful of ber sex. The results are not always what philanthro- Piste would like them to be. but they are just it any reasoning being would imagine they ald be. ‘Time and experience have failed to discount the story of what the one decayed epple did in the basket of sound fruit. ‘MRS. MARY G. WILKINSON. First in this city to make practical applica- tion of the principle which insists that the two elasses shall be separately treated wax Mrs. Mary G. Wilkinson. For wany years Mrs. Wilkinson had toiled in church and temper- ance work, and many «man and woman will cheerfully testify that her labor was not in vain. There were homes in existence at that time, but in al] of them there was a promiscn- ous commingling of the good and the bad. Mrs. Wilkinson saw the evil which was un- consciously being done and she at once has- tened to remedy it. That was two years ago. A house—| 28 C street—was rented and the business of feeding and sheltering the hungry and virtuous trangers commenced. The house was soon far too small for the work, but it was as large as the exchequer would permit. At times the existence of the plan was seriously imperiled and there were crises when it seemed beyond Peradventure that the enterprise must come to an ignominious conclusion for lack of the necessary financial support. Much suppiica- tion on the pert of the founder and the re- sponsive liberality of those who had means prevented the calamity which more than once threatened destruction. Then came congres- sional recognition, small, but welcome. and now the home draws the sum of $1,000 annually from the general government and the District Jointly. THE HOME ON SIXTH STREET. The home—known for some time as the Wilkinson Home (agaizst the wishes of the lady thus honored)—burst its contracted C- street bonds in March last and re-established itself im the building it now occupies, No. 404 6th street northwest, immediately opposite the Police Court. Nineteen rooms are at the dis- posal of the management. and from twenty-five to thirty girls can be accommodated without ¢rowding. The family. for so it is termed, numbered fourteen persons when a Srax re- | re called at the home the other evening. at the namber varies considerably from week toweek. There have never been more than } sixteen giris there at one time and the family has been down to where a tigure 6 would rep- resent the total membership. WHERE THEY coME FROM. Some people may wonder where the girls all come from. They are from everywhere. Hardly a state in the Union that does not fer- nish # representative at some time or another: and foreign lands have also furnished inmates. Just now a young German lady is enjoying the hospitality of the place while endeavoring to secure employment as governess or to organ- ize a class tor the study of the language of the Fatherland. It is not a difficult thing to get into the home. The only requirements are poverty, lacie of friends and good behavior. Any woman who fame fons for admission at night is always received tended to, but unless her moral condition is satisfactory and the references good her tenure is brief; she is forwarded to one of the homes where the reformatory idea is more prominent and where effort is more largely in the line of lifting the fallen than sustaining the virtuous. DIRECTED BY THE POLICE. ‘The girls do not all find the home themselves, Kindly policemen and railroad employes have sent many @ beartsore and footsore woman to the shelter of No. 404. Sanitary Officer Frank is always sending « homeless one around and Agent Emery of the Associated Charities has been spousor for several. Most of the girls come to the city m search of employment, and, of course, the majority of them fail to get any until they secure the as- aintance of the lady managers of the home or | other energetically charitable folks. Now the home is possessed of a reputation and great people who need domestic help call at the home sad see what there is in the way of available material, Some of the girls have prospecte—more or less illusive—when they come here, and these are assisted im their endeavors to secure the ae which were partially promised them be- fore they left their homes. Once ina while misforiune clings to some poor girl and she fails entirely to secure employment. Then there is nothing left for her to do but to return home. If her finances are gone she is fur- transportation. BOARD AT LoW RATES, interesting feature is the one which fur- . those whose earning are small with Beasd at prices much less than reasonable. in light housework. A good library is one of the pleasant things in the institution, but good as it is it would be niuch better if it contained more books. Con- tom, because it ie all oysters and 1223 en at ae CIENCE is about to apply | The reason why cultch; has to be pu i The Misses Kerr's Home School for Young Ladies its attention to the pro; the basis for an oyster plant is that voung 0} gation of oysters, io or ior | 1T® must have something to cling to or else | *Bzittle Childrea will reopen September 24. L it 5 WILLIAM. MATTINGLY, HENEY E. Davis, A M.LLM., vw Cormerly “Avsistant “Attorney of” District of Co- Professor of but always in order. they will die. One great advantage, by the | 35i4x ‘and Lacturer om Se Gaels oa ea Shee ee that every one may be | way, that southern oyster planters have over | P'ANO AND THEORY — ROBLKT C : | cemnl lnopacltits tithes tatacial ob Ge able to buy as inany Of | their competitors in the north is that starfish |” | | 1s pow located at pisce So) ne haw Looe Ary asual i the succulent bivalves as | are not found south of the New York waters. | _° Sal naw. —_. | corner 15th and H stree' .. on WEDNESD. home will show that some people have been | 119 wants to ent without extravagance. Auuch has been published to the effect that the | GERMAN TAUGHT BY | AN EXPERIENCED | Uctober 1. at Govclock ‘pip, when sddresses iuexpit. | Deals im ail Local Seourities, listed and unlisted, contributing. Mrs. W. B. Moses, Miss Anua A. Long Island sound was polluted to sueh au ex- jenghet f, both in clasw and as private tutor. A | cation of the cress of lectures will be mateo ty the Ofere investors etter + hank Ove ens At present the supply of oysters is but a frac- | 4/718 course of sixty lessous willenable any one to speak | Professors, and whem other announcements be | “i¥idend paytug stocks and * ei y the sewage of cities as to be unfit for | the lauguaye tly. Also Advances the 9 Hay . fouuaad’ a wsnachl Soa The King's tion of the demand. What the fish commission | use ag oyster grounds; but tho fish commission | German Address M2, Sue cB sd BAS TTR TRS | he ee UTreRt sclglaatic rar HARLAN om the | —— ? © Loan cn Stocks and Bonde. _ o7-2mp Daughters of the First Presbyterian Church | desires to accomplish is to bring the mollusk | has discovered by careful investigation during PANTING. DEAWING IN CHAnCOAL AND willbe ealgryed ena ~ jy Ra rd yuree ou Public TMENT. . sens. ry A ii i ht by Miss LULA CANFIELD. e for: have also furnished room, and so has Mrs, | within reach of all. To accomplish this end it | the past summer that the water of this great | X Crayon tae! I a Fetes a ave on hand for sale Mildrup. ‘The Library was furnished by Mr | proposes to establish at least one station de- | estuary ia more pure chan that of many dluk- | S321 Yor Chilarens ‘Terins recsoastie, Fretures will be delivered weekly ie Nealaee Sonia ns “ . u tes, ais 07 7 oe spel yr ‘announce the extension 65's, 1924, Liberal sa'miny' ways, bat the opportimitics | YO%4 10 Breeding oysters by methods newly | e¥éc" that we shail ook in future for the great. | "DHE FARISIAN FAMILY, AND Da¥ “ScwoOr | ite aie = eR ee for contributing have rot all been used up, | Vented. est supply of American oysters. ‘All the Classical Branches taught in French. Now Law Librery, which has reesived large addi- LEW! 80} ESS a . sg ‘ a Opened. Address Monsieur and Mime. DES GAKEN- | tone, is open daily (Sundays excepted) for study and ‘The liberal hand ean find much to do. The young oysters thus obtained, calle THE FLOOR OF THE sea, | Ris 1425Nst Suse | refercace. The most persistent giver and one who has | “spat,” are to be planted in all the oyster-pro- Societies apoyo and associate study exist NOLUMBIA CONSERVATORY USIC. : never failed is Mr. Charlton of the Havenner | ducing waters of the United States, Up north, Cote rhstoenie manera: erie Saat |! commection with jorough inetruction ; prim r Re bakery firm. From the day when the home | on the Connecticut shore of Long Leland | 5° Queer Facts About the Funny | vanced couse, pana violin ce DW SHART Pree, | athe gesntrae sod Libreria, wil bed was first established he has farnished all the | 9) tng in the sivors ced cnttinche of New Little Shells in the Ocean. 113.2m 8°" Ensland Conservatory of Music, Boston: Dm Sr caroll students Sed enewer Say MONTANA, bread that bas been eaten therein. d : . A BUILDING FUND. York state, the fishermen are most anxious to WRITER for ‘Tax Stan looked | W ‘Carte: So upverie capitan, Ineureee | te, tg ahd of Lawdermisk & Ca. 14 F tt hesat A building fund has been started, but up to | be assisted in this way; down south a wide- through amagnitying glass yesterday | fp) certian singe 183%, aud heartily indorsed by | Diication munde to were 14S! PR Ave, oF on So a8 A PLACE TO INVEST MONEE. the present time it has not assumed even re- | *Pread desire is feltto make use of fresh ‘afternoon at the bottom of the sca, | business practice, arithinet! | wl e-te JAMES C. WELLING, President Tapid writing, grammaty yer zee mics down Dnent the eaten, | tab ithe ity fod pete | NATIONAL wera. otazom vt where there is everlasting night, a Sees 225. Dypewriting $10. Circulars. | SEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE of water that would crush you to a ton COURT ¥. WOOD, LL.M., Principal. COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. Jelly ina moment, and an eternal silence, | JMgHS PIKE WISHES TO INFORM HER FRIENDS | aud Fourth Dental conee Sal Leela an Weeden | cree eRoTmoUs amount of funds invested by the city ‘Those who would like 10 Mmspect the work | stts does not think them’ worth keeping up. | while all the time descends from above a gen- i : ti id For nd pupils that im addition to wee usual classes, Sctober Bs Bm. in the collere building ti prone reper med a mamsiy as i then : : ° t redays | stn. w. For circa partane orimally large profits arising therefrom leaves open which is being done at the home will be wel-| Within a few years, if things continue to go on | tle and sontinuous rain of almost microscopic Dr. ACF, A. King, Dean, 726 13th.et t. w. Oftice | for Eastern capital exceptional opportunities te beak comed by Mrs. Marsh, the superintendent | 8 they do ow. the Chesapenke will have | shells coutributed by dead animals | Ser yeu yhtana hee Vea Ore, Wy, INDO. a6 | hours’ G to'10at. and dto Spm. TelephouesOa” | cetate and Duildiug ineeseeaa eee abeo- Mrs. Marsh has just taken the place of Mrs. asa an oyster une At all events, | Oied “foraminifera,” because their lit-|_of-im* is aB-tocld aay lutely safe, yield incomes ranging from 15 to SO per Van Patten, who bas retired on accoant of 111 | 8° the fish commission say: ‘ % NHE ART STUDENTS UE Wi BU 1HE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. centannually, Real Estate is constantly on the sd- health and who takes with her the good wishes ARTIFICIAL BREEDING. tle limy houses are mostly _ pierced LEAGUE WILL Resoaty | "J * 3 its classes in Drawing and Painting ip Oilend | “ine exerci: Fance in value as the result of an outputof wealth of all those who have been interested 1m this | ‘Two methods are emploged for the propaga-| With small holes through which they | Water, Golor ‘on MUNDAY, Octotnr tet GOO Pa: | pth ctercles of tha watitution, the Collegiate De- | Lmequaled in the busters of the seele charitable effort, benefactors and beneficiaries | tion of oysters by artifice. One is wholly arti- | ©Xtend portions of their jelly-like bodies, per- | {ise ™ life, portrait and antique under the dires- | Miuedon MONDAT Mente Ee ee oe un h tm the Hall of the U; r. ‘col Ol Eastern incomes based a) ‘6 and 6 per cent Invest alike. ; : | lciat and the other ouly partly uo. By the for- | Maps for the purpose of secking, food. It ix of | Mess. F.C. MESRER. BX, BROOKE and HAROLD | Huteuigur etl wee "Auden Peale NLee | ments mat te eee esta Ora cmt invent Cards bearing the following inscription he ra 5 such shells that all the chalk beds of the world | circulars of particune Bos bai at the rooms, of 8° me nets, Of Sxamipation preliminary to ad- | shifting the priveipsl toa lecality offering wider op. been generously distributed all over the city | Mer a quantity of breeding oysters are placed | aro formed. ‘The white cliffs of Albion, seen — be addressed to the president or seere- | Sortunitea, a se muc! e fti cy | inaninclosare to which the tide has access, a 4 ‘E CULTUKE—WEAK VOICES STRENGTH | tary of the taguity. Apphestions for cataloxuce should and have done much to increase the efficiency beaks Tied with ahelle and oth itabl from the English channel. were made of the ed, Correct Breathiug. Lessous in Elocution, } be addressed to the registrar, Mr. H. G. HODGKINS, of the principles upon which the home has | baskets filled with shells and o h ihie ad le ma- | same material when what is now land Was sea. basis and Expressive Reading. Teaching children | A.B. JAMES ©. WELLING, been and is being conducted: | terials being so placed as to catch the adhering } ‘The very stones of which* the Pyramids of M. E. DAISH, eu23-6m President A visit to Helena will demonstrate the truth @f Oe “Young Woman's Christian Home, No. 404 | Spawn us it flows in and out with the tides. A is aoa Egypt were built are found upon examination | —* mnediclnae HE COLUMBIAN OOLI = roy | MAfement and convert the most imereduims, Sth street northwest, Washington, D.C.—Your | Te other process consists in chopping up to-| tobe composed wholly of these “rhizopods.” | "YEE SCHOOL 2127 13TH ST. TD atacor WEAN, CORLEGE,, PREPARATORY .W. GD DOOR Degan ite seusion Sept attention is invited’ to the Young Woman's | Sether the reproductive portions of the male | Hr “Flint bf the National. Museum extibited woflere precy nod grammer | Tieven poraced attend nce, spectable proportions. To increase this fund | *ientific discoveries for the purpose of creating is the work to which Mrs. Wilkinson proposes | 8 ew industry. It is only in Maryland ee hed a to address herself, and she will never rest until | entire apathy seems to be felt on the subject pressure ung Wo 's Ch yme leased | ud the oyster beds of the Chesapeake are be- ays, whe will also teach M. days aud Fridays, commencing October to from. . ave.) um - { i POLLOCK and Ni n few vacancies remain. | For full information address Christian Home, No. 404 Gth strect nurthwest, | and female oysters while they are in the breed | somo scraps of the material yesterday, brought | departments: Prove eisce eee eae aos TaN the mulitary sad nocd Scnseuee: equsmmene ad for chartered by Congress Febraary 23, 1837, for ee ae pole? foagsee we show. | direct from Ghizeh. All the stone in that | for, teachers, eee Penney: a pled ‘THE PRINCIPAL. L. @. PHELPS, the purpose of providing « temporary home | ee RE te Risen (uae tence Ureaiven ae both | TeSiom, he said, was made up of | shells couch with attendance, Early applications desirable. HE CURCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCROOL OF THE : for young women of good moral character who e ai of this kind. Geologists call it ‘“mum-| 04-100 Columbian University.—This school will openat| g , may be in need of such assistanee. Should you | Male and femaie, In the breeding season the | mutitic rock.” because the shélls somewhat M RACE A KING iG LATELY RE- | © ¢ clock p. cB 1 with the followinx Sec'y Citizens’ Commition, know of any such, please direct them to the | female expels its myriads of eggs into the flow- | resemble in shape the money of the ancients. turned from advanced studies in Europe, now lo- | Corse of inet THE: All departments of Eo- | —— home. Ha moc OUDE | foie witch, happen to come. into combat with | hey are readily enough discerned with the | c4tets0, Wasliiugion and is prepared to/ five Lessons J%o ¥ Const Fa MACARTREE” women in any capacity? If so you are advised nee happen to come into contact with | naked eye in the limestone. ‘The doctor was | ‘2/22 studio, 1100 13% st. new. "At home between — : that a register is kept at the home of those im | fhe germs distributed in the same manner by | Kind enough to lot Tux Stan man look through | 3 and 6:30 pm. oS-imé | pith lecture ology. CORSON & MACARTNEY, needot employment and of employers, of which | the — oe only ® | «glass that magnified by about ten diameters D® 7°28 P cxuirierp and trey both sexes i 1 CLOVER BUILDING, 3419 F ST. 3. w.. you are requested to a7ail yourself. Le the fish ca cexas: SEBS become ovsters. | at some specimens which he had raked vp from Will Resume apply to Prot. i8: Bankers and deslers in Government Bonds, Miss Axsa A. Sustuspauons, President, | Put the fish commission proposes to apply the bottom of the ocean three miles down or LNEY INSTITUTE, Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections, Mus. J. 9. Boprisiz, Vice President, biyaivalar fecundity in such « manner that | more—the Atlantic is five miles deep in some 3122 P st. Georgetown, D.C. Railroad Stocke and Bonds. and all securities iietod, ‘W. Hi. Mzias, Neoreiary. lozen bushels of grown oysters shail produce | places, its floor as far below the sea level as the | JV anit Sesion begins October 1. 800. For Otroulars Sag achauees of ew Lotk, Philadelphia, Bosom Di. D. Peucey Hicktixa, Treasurer.” | one thoussnd million of young or something | boaks of the highest mountains are chore ite ‘ Vilize ¥. BM Doresy will eeu ber Ciassce to Calis- | Aspecaity madeet Steins eecurition Distrigt ae = like it, ‘Lo accomplish this it is simply neces | 2nd mounted for inspection, 2m°* ALL ._ | thenics and Dancing October 24 at Linthicum Hall. | Bonds and all Local Railroad, Gas, Insurance and Tee : Starting Right With Him. sary to mix the male and female milt and eggs iss dn Sails "WV OcAL Lessons. aes LY epbone Stuck dealt i rics tie: Chie Bee tozether at the breeding season, Experts in ad MRS. HARRIET MILLS, Amencan Beli Telephone Stock bought and sold ty’ A vivid Llush dyed the cheek of the young | ‘his subject are able readily to distinguish the One can hardly immagine anything more inter- maa Removed to 1127 10th st. nw, ee T, oe Sexes in.the oyster by mere coloration, and the | esting thun these little shells—the biggest of | _Lesons resumed SEPTEMBER 15." __o1-1m HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LaNoUacES, | BOOKS AND STATIONERY girl, Process can be performed without any material | them not moro than one-eighth of an inch in| MPAS,HALSTEAD'S | PRIV ATE SCHOOL FOR 723 14th st. nw. == > = a Archie Psoft was about to propose, dittculty Cee e: See ite greatest dinueter—of creatures that havo | a.w.,comer of Fat. ee one _eeen ee WSSSTER'S INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY, “ ¢ may— m agi > OF one 80 much to make up the world as it is to- STRUCTION 3 “OPPOR. 2 0m cover to cover. 1 was going to say, Sardinia—I was go- | worth mentioning; but the fact ig that it is | ing power they revealed the utmost beauty and Decorators or Artiste to Learn to Draw and Cost more than $300,000 for editing, illustrating, ing to say that" Tather elaborately put together. The hard | elaboration of structure, presenting varving mting. “bel lavece. Call and sce the | A{R PAUL MIERSCH, foraleby se RRR el etere volun “Yes, you were going to say that—” substance which is called the “heart” is im | characteristics according to their many differs M 1121 I'sT. Nw. Ey 5 428 Fah at “he broke in, eagerly, “I was going to | reality the muscular structure of the animal. | ent families. For example, the lens first | f m § to 85,000. The teacher, LR. MOR! TEACHER OF VIOLONCELLO, DDLEDY WINKS V |-that I” Just behind it toward the rear of the oyster is | brought into view four pearly chambered ef —————_FIANO_AND THEORY." 35-1m* T s “Well, what were you going to say?” the real heart, while the mouth is situated | nautiluses-—at ail events they looked for all the | mam Pantings for sale, National | A[4TIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL Is the new round table eanie, it is the “Why, L was—I wi * close to the hinge that connects the shells, world just like thoso famous shells of myth | Acsd rts, 504 E st, FACULTY. LATEST CRAZE. Can be played by any Young Mr. Psoft clutched at his collar to FUIURE SOUTHERN OYSTER FISHERIES. and story, shining bright with the sheen of D HON. ARTHUR MACARTHUR, LLD., loosen it, cleared his throat, and tried it again.) Within the last three years North Carolina | mother-of-pearl, ‘Next came four shells in the S taught to Sixteen easy lessons. Proficiency in three | Late Asooiate Suatice of the Suprems Court of the number of people. Equally amusing to ee S and Georgia have had careful surveys made of | Shape of pearly snails with long horns, | sonsday aud evening. “Students helped vs obtain re. President young of old. Other lending sud new “Yes, Arehie. the fact is— S ibe and following these half a dozen shells of lob- | sitions. Head School of Acme Phonography. HON, SAMUEL F. MILLER, LL.D, grees ere: TIDDLEDY WINKS TER “That 1—h'm! ['m!—I—" their oyster waters, with a view of defining the like shape with calcareous whiskers, In 202: 921 F at nw. | Associate Ji of the Supreme Court of the ¥ “Yes, You—you— limits of existing oyster grounds and to uscer- set of specimens one or two of the shells | —*%20-2™ F. J. MULVEY, Principal. ee NIS, HALMA, BASILINDA and ANA -I have forgotten what I was going to | taining what other arcas arc suitable to the cs- e soon dissected. Thatis to say, they were | PIANO LESSONS. a ison, HON. WILLIAM B. WEBB, LID. BASIS. Now on sale. ” tablishment of oyster plantatious. Before very | cut in half, so that one could see their inte- Pupllof br Wan Mason, wi, Lecturer on Common Law Pleading ind Jutlediction es e! How could vou?” long those states will have a great oyster indus- | rior structure. Dr. Flint had managed this by | _80-1m* 101908t.nw. gASIEB BCHOCL AI Bsa. at” said the poor fellow, dex | try of their own, and South Carolina has suc- | fastening each shell so treated in the end of «| ERs MYERS SCHOO ol ter 2 ee nn oe ROBERT F. MILLER, ‘I remember now. I was going to— | cessfully petitioned to havea similar work done iece of sealing wax and grindii it away A827 I ST. N.W. Helations = in her own bebalf. Eurly in the coming winter | & fine whetstone tnull hall ces weno, dare vou SQARPING AND DAY ScHoor, Proteang pe Soe T RUSTON, LEDe Lnamehammiare= Archie, you were gging to ask——" _| the fish commission's steamer Fishhawk will be- | manner the merest speck of a shell showed un. pens October 6, 1800-6 eee er aS ott __539 15th ot. Comoran Building. _ : s it. ‘I was going to ask—Sardinia, gas claborate survey of what are doubtless | der the magnifier as complicated a structure as | ‘Thorough instructiém. Bort of Teachers, For partic- Gad the Law of Torts, don’t you kuow what I was goin;: to ask?” jectined to become the oyster-producing waters | the bigest conch you ever saw, and the ob- | Warssddfess the principal.” = yy AY re PRIN “Lum not a mind reader, Mr. Psoft.” of South Carolina. | Unquestionably the other | server was made to realize that it was once the | « Kindansrtor Dats eet ee Be, Myers will open ts, Negotiable Instruments : —— 2 — . Yon’t mock me, Sardinia. {ry to read my Copeoe sien will foll low oe _ See dwelling place of a living creature, four to seven years of age, with separate room and eee DART ere tine ity CEA AD ." e eventually great producers of oysters. The cher. HO , ° st ) re ‘think I can, Archie,” she said, softly, | fish commission ls most anzious to de something LIKE GLAS6 TUBES, 9530.tms Mas. ELIZABETH H. MYERS. dS yr perehip aac Gace in Washington Eanes aeaea ee ee ‘ou want to ask me—' = foe way for Ses and the Chesapeake, a bd lonend cic aes — in she oe M2 48Nrz Loose rower, ~ iN @ ‘Do puree out Good Work ot Suort Sgtice for Low Prices. . 5 right,” he said, encouragingly. “Go | but it is prevented from accomplishing any- spare! jubes, bulging in the et A roved Machinery and New Type. io : : thing by the indifference on the wubject of the middie and tapering toward the ends, while | _s27-Am Ree ee Tete roland eve. Leptarse on She Un of Keel Prope Ms sidne WAtiace a fo be——” egisiature of that state, By the adoption of | others were strings of opaque white bulbs with RNOLD WILFRIED MEY: RADUA’ ACKER N. .. SIC. ‘ ‘ ‘yes_‘to be’—-go ca! Goon!” such methods as have alrendy been proved so | the duest of prickles all over them. Not a tow | LM Yeiez Greanint Amsembly Prabyteriaa Ghul, Lecturer oo ATER FRO PMA prouaional Poke specie “To be your——” successful on the shores of Connecticut and | g; nens resembled so ciosely the work of the | \' _ a . urer on Patent Law 07 E at. Lew. “That's right! “To be my’——” New York, the oyster fisheries of the Chesa-| glass blower that you would hardly imagine | Qi pancitcula: for further informatio — EUGENE D.CaUsty GLB en enaenen,_Ssees Se tetnm, op “Yeur_your —" peake, itis thought, would be rescued from | they were not sych. Four specimens of an in. | #20-1m" ‘The twenty-second sumual teeter of H, "Soe ax “Yes. “My—my'—why don't you go ahead? | their present moribund condition and be made | terosting. variety resembled iost, sloccle ty TPaE WoMaNs onnasT ——— | will open te the Lew Schocl Ben o Meier te You're the bashfulest girl 1 ever saw.” among the most profitable in the world, color and shape the rolls one eats at breakfast; O14 2TH St. COCR Eee ee ee. Orders for Legal Blanks and Conimercial or Profee: “II can’t say it, Archie!” ‘THE FRENCH PEOPLE others were in form highly elaborated pretgels. | paow. and Mid HARTVIGSTOES hastractora, | Sein gon end henna ee be sumples of Welsion tevinneen eos ° “Yes, you can. “Fo be my'—what'’s the rest | were the first to introduce oyster culture upon | Oe lot had the aspect of so many young and | ZE?3;* 2 ‘Will be made. py Ay Fd Don't let a little thing like that fluster ° 27. _ | Dans ‘Folgers: fc." AU iunpectish Be a brave girl, Sardinia!” a commercial basis, and in this country the | *if¥, epee pecerinel "dosignce oa CaEvziy ok PLASGES IN_ELOCUTION bg ty ht ely Vf Fd : vd we EVERY SATUKDAY MORNING AT 10:30. ‘clock os ache yp ry 7" cxatieny ae" state of Connecticut led the way in taking it up. other of a lot of rose-colored flowers, pom hour. Special Classes for © Gatalowues cont full information can be ob- EN' a Yes, you can. Speak it right out!” Ten years ago a law was passed there directing | another of so many balls of translucent glass, —_ SS ees eee we, 1398 F tow. DENTISTRY. “You wanted to ask me to be your wife, | the state to sell, as if it were so much real | another of several of bright, new china soap | 025 OF THI COR: NTAL INFIRMARY, NATIONAL UNIVERSITY PE ra estate divided into lots, the bottom of Long | dishes for the washstand with’ their covers on, NER Dilhecat Deparimene con Sth od, X wat ‘OF 10TH aN “Ther Hours, 2 to & piu. Work st cost ot materials. Ex- invited . ING ONLY. iy8 (QCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITI he exclaimed in triumph. “You | Island sound outside of the natural oyster beds | another of five firemen'shats, another of creoc, | Bon Sea Ce END AND OTEPEWRITING, | NER OF 1 baer ny BUSINESS COLLEGE, see how casily it is done.” And he patted her | near shore. Since that time oyster farming | candy balls, another of pineapples, another of COU. 71H AND D STS. NW. ERRMAN © RAKEM. ——— _____ oa head majestically. “And all yon want is a little | has become s large industry in Connecticus | silk ocoone and eo on Por sa ieee ee of aaairapeh Preperation fot, omeiel end vastness post. | FI) Seathen Or Vion, Nit VENTAL INFIRMARY. TERTE FILLER Oyster beds for many miles out into the sound | the most beautiful specimens that were ground | sant demand for graduates from this schol” Day | ,,9 Will resubefogtructicn on Septotaber 15. culel nail ot RE ee ~-Was that what you wished to ask me?” are cultivated just as potato fields might be, | away to show the internal structure might have | S24, Evening, Seesiona, Terme Thodorate. eo ee ment of the Coluinbisn Universiiy, from 1 to Span, “Of course it was!” and with great profit to those who pay proper | been called the Shield of Achilles, so elaborate | 224 for circulars. ss FS1ESDS SELECT, SeHOOL, 1913 1 ERA A lee id an ol . a Wee ‘ = - 5 i 2 to Juve 30. hen why don’t you do it, sir?” attention to the work. Such beds are not usu- | was the design of its concentric circles. HE MEDICAL,DENTAL AND PHAMACEUTICAL mary. oY fe od “Me? Great Christopher!” You know what | ally self-sustaining, as are the natural onew in- COMPOSITION OF 5B SEETEA ‘clinical instruction duriaestbe susting | With a the of kat tkehre ak prShea ee | PEST I shore, but by planting them each year with evening and day, enced. gunns pre ¥ “Yor, sir, L knew it all the time. I've known | young oysters they are made to produce several | », TR better one is scquainted with these | Will be fem Fe a inuividnal taisiog “roeenl eaeeuraeteton2, ouefe: | Dentntry. At yremant vention teu jeate. mbt? it for six months. But you've got to ask it, Get | hundred fold. The production of young oysters | foraminifera the more respect one has for _ aaa ° — down on your knees! for planting in this way has grown to be an im- | them, taking into viow their usefulness as well | sgeaical by Prof, T. Boe “Why Sardinia! what's the use of my-——” _| portant part of the business, and the planting | as their beauty. Some of them obtain the car- | Burmicel ty Prog, Noe aeenan . for school purposes, La “Down ou your knees!” of them has been reduced to ® most acientific | bonate of lime that makes their shells by sepa- Bprrical by Prof, Kol igthinrs heneitee seatibice ee Di TeELE, ‘ He flopp:d down, and the imperious young | basis, rating it Le Process of natural chemistry of the t by are excellent. People beauty made him ropeat after her the neces- PLANTING THE BEDS, from its solution in the sea water. Others by Dr. Geo . fyee Mowe aOR WeniDwELie frocwa, | HACreramed his practice and removed his offes to sary duestion. She promised to take it under | To begin with, in making @ new oyster | make their dwellings by building them of such faren By Di aa W. Zz? "ARD) residence, okie and give him Eagar if | ground a basis is established by covering the Pareipeateey igre employing iar pees seer ey by Di H. FOTHAM. 2-4. (HARV », WITH pons. bis she found upon inquir; t he had been al- ino ~ puypose ef saortar ye. Eo. Sane, ai quad fe hs ee ‘And then she per. | Pottom over the area to be planted with a ma- | fasten the component parts of their houses to- | Special 12 rate instraction SEETEM ESS 1411 K 87. 3.5 mitted him to rise. the most thoroughly hum. | terial called ‘‘cultch.” This cultch is usually | gether. Dr. Flint is trying to find out some | ee by tg ~ tn CF" wii bled young man in America, composed chiefly of oyster and clam shells or | good way of getting the shells that still remate | oA2* e19-ton1 | Hens & STAYMANR O54 F ot mw, ou creat any stuff of that sort, ‘Thin shells of whatever | sufficiently intact out of the pieces of stone | 7 roCUTION AND ORATOR ae: Some of the Uses of Ammonia. description that may be most readily obtainable | which he has obtained from the great pyra. | "New Catalogue Now Ready. INDERGARTEN NORMAL PRAISING CLASS, From the Scientific Ameri are desirable for the purpose, inasmuch as they | mids in order that he =i examine in detail —e sunderland Place south of Dupont Circle. | EARLY MANIFESTATIONS OF CONSUMPTION, Alittle ammonia in tepid water will soften | soon rot and fall to pieces, thus distributing | these things that were of remote anti Home Healing) Public Hataiy eee the pupil for | Term begins Oct, 1, 1800. Mra. LOUISA MANN.o]-3m and cleense the skin. the individual oysters attached to them. It is| when Rameses the Great ruled Egypt arty tions. 18S SUSAN ANDREWS RICE, obetinet wih om # . important that the young oysters should be dis- | five centuries ago. ——e M ‘Vocal Culture. pdicdy sevice —_ Spirits of ammonia will often relieve a severe | tributed as much es possible, because when a BR eee ok [The course in ORATORY propares the pupil for Lec- of X. } Boston, menced without any obvious cause, a cough which i headache. lot of them attach themselves to a single per. The English of It, Inge bagentten, Eublic Addressee, After-dinner Speak: | culars free. 1000 N st. nw. Door plates should be cleansed by rubbing | manent object like a small rock they overgrow Bpecches, ‘aeaita ‘with manner and inatter. ‘ADAME A. PELE, jenpee> ao ee one another Leia decks eee ire! ig : Diplomas, Degrees and Teachers’ Certificates con- PR chest and loss of flesh, atime E ‘extent, one Sf the color has been taken out of silks by | mass less useful commercially, while their : yr ferred. ‘The success of our graduates has surpassed | Specialty. Best references. e12-3m fruit stains, ammonia will usually restore growth is itself impeded incidentally. A kind . = > all expectation. on tie color. of lime stone called ‘blue stone,” from the “a ; wre MARTYN COLLEGE, . iS 14m G14 12th st. ow, To brighten carpets. wipe them with warm | Hudson, is found very useful for this purpose 4 ee water in which has been poured a few drops of | Smashed up into about the size employed for q i 4 | M8 Ay 0. teavirs, 8.W.COR. M. AND 11TH 8TS., WASHINGTON, D.C. ammonia, macadamizing roads. § 4 PIANO AND HARMONY, BOARDING AND DAY 8CHOOL One or two tablespoonfuls of ammonia added PROCURING THE OYSTERS, L 818-1m 1226 Massachusetteave. n.w. M™ Y2S50N seminaky {22 Pell of water will clean windows better | Having in this way prepared the bottom for Gh t EAD) RESUME LES- (wk. stom 2 there can be little doubt that the person is suffering A few drops in a cupfal of warm water, ap- what is to be an oyster bed, you must next pro- i residence, OER se eae <2 ae go Ayeentery, and who hes not se- plicd carefully, will remove spote from paint-| cure your oysters, You can buy them of : —— a sided in tropical climates, suffers from obstinate diare ings and chromos, dredgéra, who sell them to you in the shape of ' Oe ae. MONDAY, OCTOBER SIXTH. howe, which goes on mouth sfter month, with slight Grease spots may be taken out with weak | 0ld shells and all sorts of such truck scooped ane 5 = 614 12th st. nw. ammonia in water; lay soft white paper over | UP from below, which is found to be incrusted a u J | | Large Ilustrated Catalogue sent fre. s18-4m ‘Thorough instruction in all departments tn accord- and iron with hot irot with young oysters of various ages. From 4 TA Ve YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN’S SCHOOL 927 When acid of any kind gets on clothing spirits | thirty cents to fifty conte a bushel is charged| 4 Sit, bans October 1. 1800. “Preparatory courses of ammonia will kill it. Apply chloroform to a rieerer a arrstoierg ae simply mere LAURA 0. TALBOTT, restore the coloi ow ere cf) yy ee Sasser Keop nickel, silver ornaments and mounte | the rest. As the shells decay they will distrib- 5 Mind Banat 401 Stee. (each from porte Sh nin esate ne. Rete bright by rubbing with woolen cloth saturated | Ute themselves, and soon you will have an ae Yestern, section. “Articulation Speech ding ther particulars apply, after September First, 1890, to in spirits of ammonia, oyster bed of your own. Each year you dump . id School opens September 24. 816-1in" | the Principal, Old brass may be cleaned to look like new by | i2 8 many more bushels of young — us i's ERS FOR RSEED, AND piss ADs. 1. TOWNS. | su27-3m MRS, ELIZABETH 1. SOMERS. Pouring strong ammonia on it and scrubbing | ™4Y be necessary to recruit the supply and Dramatic'action (Shaftesbury Method), 8s 1317 19th | QPENOERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, with a scrub brush; rinse in clear water. your crop is as sure as any other so long as you ata. eon |S ‘Corner 7th and D sta. 2. ‘A tablespoonful of ammonia gallon of | tye care to keep away the enemies which may ‘Calder. — i “Wry business education that warm water will often restore colors in carpets; | #ttack it If you know how to manage the! pe cittry olerk—“How do you spell it?” “Poacher of English may .sddress Miss BALCH, it will also remove whitewash from them, {hing you will haves number of beds permit’ | His visior—“O-a-d-warlard-er (hotly), how | 3204100 0 nut Refers by permtenon to former Yellow stains left vewing machine oil on | ting the occupants of some to grow big while do you spell your own?” » ‘Chilian and Dumber Pan pert white may be removed by rubbing the spot with | YU dredge in others, Registry olerk- «cloth wet with ammonia before washing with FOES OF THE OYSTER. i soap. = The chief enemy of the oyster planters in aw MASSACHUSETTS Equal parts of ammonia and turpentine will | rong Island sound and the New York waters is eee 1407 ARD 1400 AVE. CHIGH- take paint out of clothing, if it be h f LAND TERRACE) AND 1212 AND 1214 14TH ST, and dry. Gaturate the spot ss often ar anaes | the starfish. <It is estimated that this foe does WASHINGTON, D.C. sary and wash out in soap suds. nearly a million dollars’ worth of damage to nar. INSTITUTE, the sound oystermen every year. It comes in eee eee = ae is, | droves and will destroy miles of oyster beds in with . disappear. an incredibly short time. Fastoning itself trout und tote Faculty’ of Gremty aoe piers ‘hake and dry in the sun or by the fire. . race, Pupils prepared for ovllene or for the If those who perspire freely w. the starfish project it of examination on asd Wgders Eanetage io little ammonia ee oe alter be ope sree, ae btm —— uy —_ (eee ee every day it would keep their o' ‘3 We. end Mee, WILLIAM D, sweet, doing away with any disagreeab| tim, suffocated, dies, and its shell o; per- as Flannel > blankets may be soaked urderous creature to devour its Pract of water coptaining one tablespoon: is 1207 1 . x. Ww. mouia and alittle suds, Bubad litte sa Mircster Class for ti ble and they will be white and zaveote —— teacupfal i apeciaity. 0 peg pills ait fe i f |