Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1891, Page 10

«4 = 10 ia THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1891-SIXTEEN PAGES. hile farmers that a de- saropers of core, which inst heeeven 10-08 THE WOODPECKER. [2 oi Ad ur vernix powsy. 2 os » Quite s trast to the foregoing is Seven Varieties of Him to Be Found | downy, emallest of all of oar American spe- cies, é "a and common everywhere. What « cun- in the District, z ning little fellow be is; see bim dodge behind cht of you watehit him: Sow cautiousl he ——=—————————=—=== _ EDUCATIONAL. TON, or COMMERCE, conte city post often, RAM. C2 eT So re vite, whch os ne FRONT DOOR POST OFFICES, to the right. Guage : ‘THE HALF-way House. Every Citizen Soon to Mail His Letters on ‘The frame house on the south side of the Lagoons pike, a few steps west of where you enter it, THE HOUSE-TO-HOUSE METHOD ‘was the scene of many a lark in the old days. of delivering mails was adopted a few Is is the “‘Half-way House” of story. Although | Years ago everybody thought it the uitimate remodeled a few years ago ‘by the present | achievement of » perfected postal system. poendl Mr. Saun’ the building will be} Postmaster General Wanamaker is about to ae a take a step beyond, in the establishment of « statesmen of old. Being near the Bladensburg | beme for collecting letters, papers and pack- FEATHERED CARPENTERS. brid peeks at you from dueling ground, dueli ties were in the | ages from dwelling to dwelling and from shop to time, and should you habit of inaking it. their hy hides Aiea Metneiitey kesh a Giant to time, ead oa ng it thelr Rendquarters, and {t | to shop, ao that no one need ever be obliged to Selligdecats conten eats 16 Sod g0 outside of his domicile for the purpose of ng fess on the ooh fore the battle, | Sending such matter in Uncle Sam's care. The aroand and 1 takes . Each sido often heard the other rehearse for | 2¢w plan will be put into operation early in the on you jorrow’s meeting on the anxious field. ‘This | coming year. po ape > yen So aa anes was notably so in the case of Mason and Last October a etroular was issued by the | sends for him. - you are careful not _ McCarty, in 1819. The former, whé was slain, department asking the inventors of the couutr, I " ME BESaY XaNoe Tos ew to really alarm him, he overheard McCarty and his seconds discuss —— 7 | Jt isa case of severe indigestion, | ME net octets! sm Tuners of Must. will continue this ittle RO ADSIDE SKETCHES ‘their plans for the encounter. to oxercise their wits in devising suitable | carrying in its train constipation and | S<f't2" 3 me of hide and seek . | Itis related that Graves topped hero for | letter box for attaching to each citizen's door | ick headache. ‘Wp imopaaisis Classis < for some, time, appar. tefreshmente on his return to Washington after | in every town and city in the Union. It was Weer Foran canes ently enjoying it as canmmace patio sont the fatal bullet through Cilley’s c EMMA J. W much as yourself. But iy. Dayton and Clinton, in 1803, after having hopes of obtaining » They Accomplish Seem Almost Incred- pr og onde oy fhle—Big Trees Cut in Two—Description of ‘These Interesting Woodchoppers. NTER, XsTRUCTION, Ww hie This isa Wise Doctor. A patient | KO Mis twrs Written for The Evening Star. ge GREAT REALM OF NATURE CON- tains no class of animals more interesting fe the student than {ts feathered tribe, and ‘among these none more fascinating than the explained that the object was to sve the| The young man is incapacitated for) |... Woodchoppers or woodpeckers. As varied in ize a they are in coloration and abundance of the different species, they are to be found in winter, ail parte of the world, from the diminutive | sowsy woonpscxen. Hal's harig ile tk. downy, common to our own country, to the | tow, resident the year round, and on the bit- majestic imperial, largest of the tribe, found | terest days, when every other form of life is| THE HOME OF THE CHASES. it 18 in the north Pleasant Ramble About Brookland postman’s time in waiting for an answer to|WOrk. states, fn the depth of A t ble About amicably settled their difficulties on yonder | the Bel and to fender, the _ielivery of sanil 00 He flies to the nearest drug store ‘inter, that it \d, conven’ ie ». Re- ees rennet and Edgewood. Beds forgaca'gcon, 1 (old Rouse and | Seren nas mnds it inoreetpaniarhona [04 Toads hie already endangered Crocker, who was wounded in the lungs by | be cheap, neat in appearance, simple of opera- | Stomach with mercurial purgatives, his antagonist, Gibson, in 1822, had his wounds | tion. #ecure against thieves and so constructed | poisonous blood tonics, and pepsin dreseed bore sad remelued upon his feverish | that ite contents should be protected agains preparations. OCU TION, OKAY OE TiN pups * = RINDERG weste: Mexico. From north to south and | absent, one may hear his shrill, sharp little bed several rain, sleet, snow and dust. Furthermore, * a ele Gan Ge cai Gk onary ealadiy and oa tae. strom ‘ree to tree ‘and Sound hie wee Ttsa wes aluo a favorite retreat for our | mail was not to be accessible at the same time = eos ae becomes rapidly worse. remertien > - st thi: i fh resonant limb or les mi id. Doctor ° om every island on the globe, one or more repre- | Poi E sctnasic away at o promising de. | The Half-Way House and Its Memories of | tt! eaves ACG eae ek tee onise to this advertisement 400 model ld and = ery Happens to be ait | Sqrecentpiors penta of Daren ee cates sentatives are to be found. showing the family | caved stump. He is the very bird of all that| Famous Men—The Old Queen's Chapel, | from the capital city. ‘The celebrities of ‘the mitted, but none of them was deemed | Old and respected practitioner. [ane e ening meee ee to be a large one and widely distributed. enlivens our northern woods in winter. Once the District—The | Period, on horseback and in vehicles, traveled | *tisfactory, and so asecond circular to similar} Diagnoses the case quickly. | Their food consists almost entirely of the | The nest is placed in any locality which he larueereerty rami over it; and as thoy’ renched tho Halt-way | effect was sent out, ‘Ten hundred aad whirty-| Young maa, sendiytem (te strams | peor J Fmcs ona grate and lave secreted in dead or decaying | MAY see fit to choose; ins stump, « rottenlimb Remat: Fort Saratoga. Honee they were quite sure to tarry awhile and | five models rewarded this second appeal, and t of the winds , jan, onean, vocal music ‘wood, secure which it is necessary that | °F, tree trunk, or even a fence post at times : teat ite hospitality. Our public men of old | among the number several designs were | Out of the window. Send for a bottle | ewe. ia.y ssieatw and to y suite his fancy, and in {ts construction is when Were noted for their sociability and conviviality, | thought deserving of commendation by the | of the genuine Carlsbad Sprudel Salts, "=" the head is constructed especially for boring | his skill asa carpenter asserts itself. Drilling (OR A PLEASANT SHORT TRIP TO | #24 much of their time spent in public | Commission appointed for judging the competi- follow the direct ‘d il be Cs {into the hardest timber. It has a sharp,chisel- | hole atthe entrance about two inches in a houses in social converse. And no place in the | tion. Only one, however, was actually recom- 7 irections, and you Wil | like beak, powerful in its construction, a thick, | diameter, without guide or rule, he makes it as Brookland, Riggs’ and Montello take Lin- | yj, ty of the capital was more popular than | Mended, and this pattern’ will undoubtedly re- | up in two days.” heavy-eet skull in comparison, backed by two | Perfectly round as though described witha pair | coln avenue at Fioride avenue and North Cap- | this old hostelry, where many of ‘em were in | elve the official approval of the Fostmaster | "Phe entire Medical Fraternity rec- | Mes powerful muscles, enabling the bird to give | Of compasses, and never in any hole made by | itoi street, thence to Clase road, to Duncan | the habit of congregating for rest and recre- | Gencrai somo time within the noxt few days. It ommends these alte, Itis in reality | aus ‘those — resounding strokes so often heard | them that I ts seen have they been less true} ang Fort streets (Brookland), to Bunker Hill | tion. isa mechanical marvel, at once beautiful in its ‘salts. is in reality from a tree top. ‘The arrangement of the | than describe road, to Sargent road, to Riggs road, to North | _ Many a scheme was hatched here and many | Simplicity and admirable in its effectiveness | taking the Carlsbad treatment ath me. | Ao Mo tose oe gk a OTT CITY, ED, tend day ecloool 1. 3 asa wen at) ps BROT TES ee” brene oc8-4n Pees Fores: Glen, Ma VIOLONCELLO. PT Ome furs 11 to Tea, i AND Tulgp “Boan #10, h as to give the owner the best a al compromise effected. for the purpose contemplated. ‘or 500 y. i : oye): thorn Cottaae ay ater sis snip of tho bark, there being two before Another common bird, and one with which | Pistemsburg road, to Queen's Chapel road, to Tits aid ‘Wukd. tus temaces eouptomles be- THE MODEL RECOMMENDED. ASS 500 years it has been Europe | MM YERNox seausany, RELLLS" iiecear thvole, Medaonnsia’ ® aad two vehind, exch armed with long, sharp = Baltimore road, to city. tween Clay and Calhoun on the force and ta:iff| The contrivance looks somewhat like an| its Health Resort. nh 2. pt fle as additional support staff, | Most of us are familiar, is the flicker or golden-| Condition of the roads—Lincoln avenue, | bills of 1832 (growing out of the South Caro- > The genuine has the signature of | BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FoR YOUNG A PBACTICAT EDL ; or : . E : Bouth ordinary lamp post letter box on a small seale.| ‘I i - deistl which is firmly pressed against the Winged woodpecker. So woll known is he in| good; Chase road, tair; Duncan and Fort | /ina nullitication episode) had its inception at “Eisner & Mendelson Co., Sole Agents, | 1100 and 1106 Mt wt 74 ana 1228 11th st THE MARYLAND taee in whatever position the bird assumes, | every locality that he streets, fair; Bunker Hill road, fair, aund and |*CODference held in this house. And all the | It i# attached to the front door and is rather { maintaii the ’ ‘angements for the farcical and bloodless | decorative than otherwite. The postman comes | New York,” on le. RICUI 1 th an panncatiunccstse atom pov pote ea | clay surface; Sargent roxd, heavy in spots and | Ciay-fandolph duel ‘wore completed here by | along with mail matter to deliver, Ho thruste eocie ustae ‘ canara coresenapand from which he ast times launches those really Snot any bird known rough; Riggs road, fair; North Bladensburg | the seconds. It is well known that Clay pre-| the letters into the box from beueath, and ore a Seventeenth year betins TUESDAY, Octoberé. Reopens for its thirty-thind year terrific blows at the unyielding wood. | to the wniter. ‘Thirteen Foud, hard surface, rough in places; Queen's | ferred meeting bis auiagonist on the lena Pelee seed ey oid PS EDUCATIONAL. shenishs Seatealtins tn ot Gieassinimennenih MBER 16, 2801 th; mention | are bef it eld, but in i, wi tl was) pose! raw them. can onl _ — ~~ ~\_ecaam Klents will mau! vi jolulme ‘One more part or organ worthy 0. fore me at pres- Chapel road. hilly and rough in places, but | Tob OT ie acetone the grounds, and he, | be taken out from above by the householder, IN WASHINGTON ance with best modern methods. eos pe ae cee ty » fe the tongue, totally different from that of | ent, while the number | other birds, and armed fairly good asa whole, sand and clay surface with short spurs of | of ' unrecorded local LUITION FREE TO ALL. for sentimental reasous, preferred fighting on | Who has a key tor thet purpose. However, it O'PTTALIAN METHOD OF VOICE cULTURI Mapedisl sftventante tn Bi rs. Webber wilk resume 5 e . jist Literatare, History, * “cua ily to re its prey. In| names are probably as Baltimore road, good. Virginia soil. is not necessary for the iaticr to open the re- lessons Uctober te a For particu: dress by vl rakege of seskpachens ‘ie | many poate Of ge ‘At Florida avenue and North Capitol street owian. ceptacle every time that he wishes to asc ber resiue . Bw. Voices — aed | Meten: st pccpnapicoyt amc. HENMA b. ALVURKD, C. E., lane aan aah th uargchiag: aitane oF |eacwa Samet hatane take Lincoln avenue, Eckington being onthe! Continuing along the pike, Hickey b: in if it contains anything. ‘There is « wits eveny cppreante Ss Raith and aunt of gapita, though jast how far the birds bave the power | high hole, high holde Fight as you advance. , Sree rae ta te crenens | spring at the bottom which yields, rapidly | Fx, WULTA MT a sistes ot stare dancing ot | BCME ample exercien rounds, wim hett, pas- of thrusting it I do not know. clape, wake up and pig: ‘ospect Hill, (German) and Glenwood ceme- | Which leads to farm houses in the vicinity, is|to x touch if the bi ig | ompty; | Mera d building, scuthwest corner of Lith and En.w, | Senger cievator and perfect wanitation. SEVEN SPECIES FOUND IX THY. DISTRICT. eon woodpecker ma; tories on the left and St. Mary's burying ground | 800n passed on the left. otherwise, supposing that even a postal card is | Datisia:t pee eee | For circulars apply to the Principal, risvhk StreE “aeilieo bh inhabit North Ai familia: to some. ‘They (Roman Catholic) on the ri soon passed. | You are presently in the vicinity of Mount | inside, it isimmovable. Supposing that the in- | JpiANo LESS Ah i OF all the species which inhabit North Amer-| oo. of cur very odes. A short distance beyond Glenwood Chase | Olivet cemetery (Roman Catholic), which con- | *¢2ded recipient is inside tu door, he is not) F « . ~ ate nS eee, oy yk fea (thirty-five ber) seven are found in} monest bi road is taken to the right. tains about seventy acres, and was incorporated | Obliged to go outside in order to investigate, | jDUos Mrs me Be Sas eh wa x the District of Colgmbia. ‘There are the pileated or logeock.as he is often called, largest | Woods wherever an at- ofall, and next to the largest in North America; | tractive place presents the red-headed, red-bellied, golden-winged or | itself, and = nest, con- flicker, the hairy, jeker or yellow-bellied ing eggs. found this and last and smallest of all the downy. Of i in the de- these the pileated may be said to be the rarest ub of an apple although quite numerous in former years:next, | tfée was just a fyot comes the red-bellied and the hairy, the re-| above another excava- Daffodil brooklet und the tracks of the Eck- | in 1462. Its groduds are attractive. Among | fra little knob projects through the door | > ington Electric railroad ure crossed. From | those buried there are Col. Garesche, A. A. G. | panel, which he has merely to pull in order to| ‘Diss: neniatz scoot oF LANGUAGES, this point, looking up the road, you geta | on Gen. Kosecrana’ staff. who was killed at the | @form himself on the point. If it fails to Tas ath wt. mew. glimpée of the Roman Catholic Universi battle of Murfreesboro’; Mrs. Surratt, one of | Yield there is a letter, otherwise there is none. square: Boston, 154 Tremont wns. CUASE’s OME. the panecia sseaneination conspirators, who ee (peer = Crard — reed Saeorant ot (seems, And . | Was hanged in the old arsenal grounds at the or at any time while indvors, can learn Re Lropchet s Hembure” S31 14 oe kas hed gv 7s he demoed ait | elose of the war; Wirz, the keeper of Ander. | D¥ simply touching a button whether there is | {' busca) Lanes Bera ITS acing road, igewood or Metropolis View. the old | sonville prison, and Father Matthew, one of | Mail for him. y For women amd children. Open October Increased historic home of the Chases. Tho tract com- | the earliest Roman Catholic clergymen of this| But thiv wonderful box is not ouly a recep- Saithen nee Selina eal Piano Aewey, Estabsiabed la PIAbOS SSulsdes telngebett equdlly comuen, vith @he | tion ctotising o prises fifty-three acres, aud is now owned and | parish. tacle for mail, it also delivers letters to the car weno reas sei4 | ag-am De LARA ee Dee, | 2 exception of the sapsucker, which is & migrant | screech ow! and a set occupied by Kate Chase. Seventeen acres of | South of the cemetery you pass on the right | Tier for posting, If the owner has any mis- 1s? LST 5 | QcHooL OF PHvsio pLTULE Font. Bargains 10. se aad plentiful in the spring aud fall. of four cee. They are handsome birds, with | the tract, lying between the Eckington railroad | Ivy City jane. On the south of the lane are the | #i¥es to send be drops them in through « slot |" PIANO AND Hakmony. iS POR LADit CHILDREN, ‘Tuning end repainng. s their gold-lined wingr and tail and their black-| 8nd Lincoln avenue, are now being iaid out in | large fioral establishments of Clark Brothers | ®t the top of the box. He can only do this (G24S85S Is Dancing vans pouting. 120 pew York ave, SANDERS & STAvMAN, spotted buff-colored breasts, although the west- | ® Villu site. and Straus & Co. after firstlifting into view a little target bearinga For particuiars appiy to _ oo en representative, the red-shafted flicker, is| Mrs. Chase has reserved the remainder of the| On the left as you cross Florida avenue is | Fed disk two inches in diameter and the target Have been revamed _ adins ALICE GERTRUDE NUTTING, Prin. much the handsomer of the two. estate, including the oid homestead, for her | Graceland cemetery, which comprises about | C#nnot be shut down again so long as anything | _ st my Academy and Kes.dence, 1517 Bt. n.w. Quccessor to Mira, kM. ss. Mardis cia ‘Thoy are a hardy bird and numbers remain | future home. A good part of it is under culti- | forty acres, and was established in 1872. remains in that compartment. ‘Lhe postman | Send or call for circular. HERES ES oe 18 with us throughout the winter, inhabiting the | ation, the ground being remarkably fertile. Gaonon Grmmsons, | Sor coe dhe exposed red disk very easily: T7008) anew” Formats Mee Bier aan, | Ml SERA S CHV SET ORIREITROTEAND denser swamps of the river bottoms. Nor are | Mrs. Chase devotes much of her time to “tarm- -——.— across the street. Itsays: “Here is mail to | cl! tedic Som nt dine bond Yared successiuiy for avi service, Gepartunentalead they at all particular where they get their 1g” a aio herself expresses i GERMS OF MALARIA. collect.” He opens a side door and takes out | SCHOOL AND 1 pontiac Sensusexanunacons, eae food, for Ihave found them on the ground| ‘Theald mansion house, which is spaciousand a the letters. A spring attachment serves t0 | Fsve removed to 12 a. we Pl4N0 LEpgoNs . scratching among the leaves and probing the | Comfortable looking, us well as attractive in| Why It is the Washington People Suffer | hold newspapers. ‘Ihe whole device only costs | jarger and better xceoin Fapit of EY RUSS CLARA HARRISON, i ee matted decaying over, while in the fruit season style, fs more than =! nadred years old. Te was From the Disease. $1.10. (HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, Jaen 1 De WUlam Mesen, How Nock, 1009 O ot. | Fein cuqane Y Visit the cherry’ trees and commit sad | bui y Gen. Washington Berry. 0 estate ie G- OTHER MODELS COMMENDED. ‘. —— havor: “Ordinarily their eggs are from six to| Was purchased in 1869 by Mr. hens, che aes AEA NES TH WAMEIRO-| as cnee Mads at hems en Hy Seer ea ad eight in then chief justi o Supreme Court of ar™ ton. Physicians say that it has not been ibe Ingeca inaniantn, sad’ creel bauade cx | Vatioa Risto sd Lon treinad fate pease, | as bad Nera fc siay foes on As pessoa Ths pleated agora ie wacclers taking an egg every day and leaving one have | sion of the family ever since. ___ | @ffective clerical force in all of the departments | 20°F Plate with a slit in it, Letters dropped resulted in securing a8 niany as twenty from a| | Crossing the tracks of the Metropolitan | has been reduced by the disease. Iota Uirechent tra erraieciny erry pe ne nowt. | aroskland, facts about which wees relatea in | fer the prevention of malaria may be devised. | which te visible fom eftaour ihe oF cate ogtcs of iryer cpattuvente apy iwi’ @. | Cuatge: vibes hours rosa 10 t9 y ne wr ol “a you move along eft on Duncan tified it beyond question. It is not a bacil- has been left for him. ” Anathaeti hed 0c. 3- Lim JAMES C. WELLING, President. | CME HONOGRAPHY AND USINESS headed, and one that will be readily recog | eet ne eet They etal ate reet os | lus oF any kind of bacterium, as has been im- | be be amb of the front door bp the shanee | ‘THE LAW SoH00i “HOO. ‘Lux Gouconax and H sts. n.w. ‘ues. or Medical aid Dental De L OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY "and a three years’ « of i a 4 ESTABLiolikw siX YE, nized from the picture. He is not particularly | 130 igvel, and fine, far-reaching views are ob. | #ined, but an animal parasite. The name | and opening of which it is locked and ure | te stadice, | Course, of sitive: Penmanstips bookkeeping x Fare, neither is he what P. tained from the old puzapets and from the | given to it is plasmodium malariw. It belongs | locked. Still another is intended to be built 15. cowprising 10 Mer: | gFithunctic.”spellimk, telecraphy. typewritng and | STEINWAY, CHASE, GABLIM, BKK we might call common, town that has recently been ouilt upon thom. into the wall of a house, so that if Ft | Stour Acuie method of Shorthand the apne |.) dei y, i tor ue Court: t principles of DKOUP'S diusic Store, ing found in — of Keaching Fort Street, take it to the left to it cannot be stolen. Yet another, very Asnistaut Atior | the system: are tmparsed in sixt easy lessons and | n20-tr > Pa ate the groves surrounding hi , i Hundreds of prokciency is aeatired in three tic students have been turned out prot frou tuts Inscitute, Bunker Hill road, which it enters a little to the r highly approved, has an electric attachment. eastward of the railroud. ‘Taking Bunker Hill | _ This little parasite, which is of microscopic | When the postman drops mail ‘« bell’ set road to the right, lees than a quarter of a mile, | dimensions, appears to make its home ordi- | ringing. Furthermore, if an occupant of the Washington, and always where the tops of the Stenocraphers placed 2 DI i vat ghthe Distret of Coimmbly, the Hon. D BEMSUDEZ. IL. D., Chief Justice of Louinans, the Hon. WILLIAM E. 5 Comutens frees are dead. At brings you to Sargent road, which follow to | narily in the soil. It is plentiful in swamps, ory wants to know if there is a letter in SIMONDS, U.S. Coma: or mend for pamphlet, Mount Pleasant. in tho aon bal wiscevae vingla igoouce tw 'taraed tap for | the receptacle he can touch a bell at his elbow | of Fateuts, aud HEAWY b pavis. Pike rite 0 CiNEY, Principal. woods to the right of Frem Bunker Hill road a good view is ob- and find out. It will not ring unless there is | WILLIA! and WILLIA‘ MALTINGLY, esq. the entrance to the Na- HEAT Of ibe batat Warton the first time the plasmodium is apt to bo very | Soactiing in the Lone Tine & a be | @, SUH NEON, tained of Fort Totten over by the Soldiers’ juch practical penises wielbeanetadias Sioual Park, at Arling- ome. si numerously presont. It has been noticed in| fixed in connection with a simple slot in the Exsitres vor ates Parines: education on cay ferme “it is well and Very few have seen the pileated woodpecker | Various o thoes’ local #4 Advancing along the Sargent road you soon | towns that when much digging and turning | door so as to give notification of e arrival of ‘or cataloues a] . | profitable employment.” stu Bookkee. ing, etic, bus passon the left the mouth of Bates’ road, | over of earth has been going on mularia mail. ryt jess Writing, spelling, practical inall bis wild glory. In years gone by they | plows other localitie ; a Seay toter so ‘mon at the capital, but at pres. | Bey regularly rear their whieh leads westward by Fort Totten, the Sol- | hibits a tendency to prevail. There has beena| tis not surprising that among the 1.500 and $f) 4 Sot hoy ave, and for some Sears have been ex- | ZOUNf, While a number Giger Home aud National and Hook Creek | good deal of dgging’in Washington lately” | o2d Rosse aubmitted many ‘should “have Been | poe coCmMMEIEX UNIVER n 3 teries to Kelly's corne tl 7 utter! al. Owing to ret E aN i 3 tremely scarce. In the early spring of 18891 | (or tr ienting hens wurch ceme! y's corn tering the haman body through the lungs y f iat Deca deveribing he «vehi Gaten in ALG. | Calor seid fo same localities. Their note is peculiar, and at times bears’ close F resemblance to the RED-HEADED heard woods Potomae landi: University Heights, a new villa, is on the | the plasmodium seeks a roosting place in one of | “house letter boxes” were advertised fi ; kB tarde bed woes of 8 << right, ‘while the ‘old Queen Mansion is visible in | the Ley corpuscles of the blood.” These ie teen different contestants sent in models made | GEGMETIEY RODaRINA Prey oe obtained 8 the trees to the left. This latter is an old land- | cles are in shape flat, round disks, bearing a | in the shape of houses. One of these is a small | =" “ a _ mark, having been the home, generations ago, | curious resembiance under the microscope to be lifted on Ud. OPEN THR NINTH | i-be- ts rn annual sessi 1s evening classes wetrac- of the Q of the frst and most prom: | pleces of mone. How esential their wel & hinge to receive letters, which fall so as to be | tion'in Frenca on the Ist of Ovtonee be isatentio | ing is at enin, COUKT F. WOOD, LL. M G ¥ ‘ORY OF MUSiG, | hard yyer Pan pr-ny~ Soa 1d fee pepeler veatiment om piping of tree frogs, WOODPECKER. oug the earliest settlers. to health everybody knows. ‘The para-|#een through a window of, the miniature | given to conversation. Call MUU Zist st. n.w.nel | Cy aS bi two barrels of these birds for sale ns articles of | WHich are often blamed for predicting rain| "A great diversity of scenery. te. presented | site having taken apie wie ein ee Baan | Oetce. Another “aetoeite isa compli- | fits. CH THuRPSON OF LONDON, ENGLAND, 1438* aber ae empt food. ‘They were killed in eastern Virginia | Wen in reality they haven't opened their | rom®this point—rich truck farms, pleasant-| corpuscles procoeds to multiply, forming | cated arrangement of | machinery, in- | SUL cernficnied at Cambridge, College of ‘ors, faScran tthe chilies tlh ete Roel See near the coast and it ie not surprising that the | Touts, It is interesting of an evening 10 | looking farm houses, with here and’ there a |{littie colony’ The colony feeds apo the'ma- | cluding pulleys, chains, weights and’ bella. | 80%! aive, has opened ber cas forguls at tot) Mor, | ber auzacout birds are not numerous in the surrounding | Watch them fly from their pereh on the top of | piece of woodland.’ The Soldiers’ Home is | terial of the corpuscle,which thus becomes dis. | The commission has sought in vain to discover | *sisa% 'Y QUNGTADIES BOARDING AND Da¥ SCHOOL : some tree and endeavor to seize in- | prominently visible to the left. organized and is finally destroyed, so that the | its purpose. Still another contrivance is in Iss SUSAN ANDREWS RiGl Yea hue «Wild open October I, — juite fond of thi of |" Alittle south of Fir brook, which is pres-| hostile germs are set afloat inthe blood. “At | the shape of a book, hollow inside and labeled | M' VOCAL CULTURE. Bae arta prepared, for colisee oF civil service cx fib -o>gdharetseasornedly era 1a aoe Toke thay ee exert Ay catchers. | ently passed, runs the lino which separates the | tho beginning they were merely bite of proto- gucly Bible.” for attachment outside the froat| ,,9.9,Am metal Sineyentemine. | |“Sutes ne OAL Bore. aken are becoming rare. istrict of Columbia from Prince Geo! plasmic jelly, without any partic joor. Yet another is in the form of the Ameri-| oc!2-m__izis = EOC ; wooded portion of North America the pileated | immence demands made by the millinery trade | plente’ Ma. : rae Derm they besome free, trtmmers and heh aa: | ean cago, painted! a bright colors An soce- | RFUDERE® ye a eee z may be found in greater or less numbers, but | Md the thousands slaughtered anni for | On the hill beyond the brook you pass on the | veloped long hair-like oars to paddle about | tricity worth mentioning is a tin box pointed Henvchel and ‘Vanmucinl: exceptional tssthet eae: | Bo, Knowledge “of ee BALIIMOLE AND the places in which they are most xt home and | tit PUEpose are beginning to tell, ‘nd like | oft Grenge. toads which. loots northwesterly | with. Each one has three such ours radiating | black and as big as an ordinary bath tu ences; Sperial teruus for special cases. 1504 Tat. new. | susor no charge. “J. W. KEY SOLUS, arith P vi at where they may be found in greatest abundance | ™*"Y Others of our handsomer birds @ few to Riggs road, near Eureka Grange | from its body. Thus they make their way ‘THE CITIZENS MUST PAY FOR THEM. \;R. HERMAN RAKEMANN a tre the dense. swampy forests eo nameroas in Years hence one will seek for them in vain. ; eaten through the voins and arteries, following the | Reports thus far circulated respocting those | Miss,ecawa7 ay Schoot Has, BEEN RE: | MT Will resuyne instruction on the violin fesissippi valley. In ‘THE RED-BELLIED VARIETY. road a istance north | tide 2. A sy a ry 4 Gi akan Sapeacrehte counts of Wietis| sncttec tncanmene nenheret ths family is row to the right and youare| Of course, it is not possible that this sort of | NW boxes of Mr. Wanamaker's seem to have | G.iii0i ittil'aud northwest section” CMS Ge" | _se30-1m ‘studio, 1207 6th st. mw. Sa Seer er more in's day-couting. | tbe red-bellied, and, as before stated, next to| tenis saree rie eee Sligo bran ke tagporeal otal Mie Regen g yee Phas Onda Taped wii rere are rede ae Poe es score or more in ’ ad coun’ a) a out seriol affectin, e ith of the in- nt pa; em. versite de has removed his of —— A the pileated in point of walanaayenaxtash, <oienined dividual. The if ~ Frencn to 1420 New York ‘Pure. Boarding and day school for young ladies and Iittie | » tor ig attacked by chills, al- | the contrary each householder will be expected Just beyond the branch a th piece of by- | ternating with fever. Quinine and other rem- | to buy bis own. At present there is no law by to road is passed on the left, whic! ce to and | edies destructive to the parasites relieve these | Which on individual can be compelled to adopt TT0 7 SIMON (PUNE OF EMIL ming | TH DONALD FLLis lege Park, while at | enters north Bladensburg road at ‘School No. | symptoms. However, if the patient continues | such a receptacle und attach it to his front “Loudon), Voick CULTE aan $pdday school for younc ladies Laurel they are not | 2," ists, wor, Mewsactuseite ave ie. scoentj rapid prowrese ‘Classes now forming. | giris reopens October 6, 1801. 2-2 ‘Ol a little north of Riggs’ to be exposed to the absorption of the gerins jn | door; but it has been suggested that Con; Tusiructor at Norwood - uncommon.” In the| ‘Taking north Bladensburg road st Riggs’ | a malarious region medicines will conse tense | may decres that any one who refuses shall’ be | _ccl0-2w* O13 Tet. aw. (Wed. and sat.) | Srese the printer ise SWAB southern states poe right As you move along | effect. The blood, invaded by hordes of plas- dbilged to &, to the general delivery WING AND PAINTING ME Baucterre itis, are extremelycommon, | the ‘western side of the attractive Riggs | modi, becomes filled with disorganized red | window for ‘his wail. Another question ARTs HELEN A HARE oe forest; a moment later his becoming nuisances in | grounds, which were visited on the last excur- | corpusclos and nature gives up the fight, death | is whether it will be demanded that! o.10.1m* 1028 10th st. nw. both begin hammering away some localities, drilling | sion, fine landscape views are presented in | ensuin; any, given style of receptecle shall be | aie ant STUDENTS LEAGUE HAVING Ti 7 chipe fly in every direction— the telegraph ‘poles in | every direction. Now that medical scienco knows precisely | used. On the whole it may be taken aM RT, s AND MEDICAL CLINTOS, Ges bes 0 low moments their for grubs| From the bridge that crosses Northwest | what it has to coutend against in the treatment | for granted that the citizens will en to resume in the various | ~The medical department of Howard University will 401 C ST., BET. 4 AND CTH STS. ¥.W., no little | branch the attractive country places of Messrs. | of this hitherto mysterious disease it may be | to use a box or not, as he pleases, and that he | branches ot instruction ebook x sere te following ctinice for students during the <2-| 97,4 wei)-inown ladies’ physicien, con beccusulted damage ‘expense, | Snyder and Heurich appear to advantage tothe | able to find more effective remedios. Already | will buy the kind which suite him best. There | Dit % Special rates for a weg and in certain parts of | eastward. the discovery has enabled physicians to cor- | will bea hundred patterns on the market as E aan sae ae tie teen, ’ f Florida this is particu-| Near here is passed s private road on the | rectly diagnose many malarial cases which have | #00n as the new arrangement has gone into js 4 larly the case. A bird | left and a few hundred paces beyond you enter |™ way of counterfeiting typhoid fever und | effect, and he can suit himself as to price, from | 347.4029 3 for seniors by : ee ee ee Se of wide distribution, | Queen's Chapel road, which follow to he right. | other troubles. In such fasianees the presence | 9 conte upwnrd._ No prize wae offered to that seltrim* | Bracsett,, Eye w F B, MARSTON'S TREATMENT FOR THE CURE ‘# foot in length and nearly twice that in spread +f they are found in cen- | Northwest branch is again crossed by a wooden | of the plasmodia inthe biood, readily ascer- | Competition save the glory of approval by the | CHonTHAND AND TiPEWRITER STUDENTS wari scacat unambood. kntuey and iedder Giese, of wing, jet black in color, with a white stripe H and pactiorn New m near the junction of the road tained by the microscope, settics the question. | department, which would necessarily be a big | S'shoula iosra te operste the Ears - f—-1 5 y ha : ‘ : + | ares or Cares assured ‘ea ingularity of the name Queen's Chapel, | Besides, if one must suffer, it is a great com- | advertisement. Manufacturers will preeuma- | Don’t waste prcious time, mozey sud labor attempt: | ghia Deataa cust sting: | Scléwoly MAKSIUN OU., Iu Park place, bow by which this road is known, may excite your | fort ta know what is gobbling one up. = the separa 3 we One re- |425;%, eens ed rd Lottou. ea curiosity as to its or! Jonathan L. Queen, ——. sult of the novel rture is likely to be » find the f oy ment constadt . SA caer UD D5, 5, SEES. a samo, but the scarlet crest is marked across the one of the earliest and heaviest land owners it \ The Dread Tomorrow. cutting down of the force of letter carriers in | narrowing. | ED) Bole Violiniet Dervote afection.” Ofbce forehead witha patch of lingy yellowish brown, RD-DELLIED base of the Rocky | this vicinity, being a devout Roman Catholic, every city, it being estimated that one-half the 9 2 How often doth the marci{ of coming ill How wild be looks and how he pounds. Woopreckas. = mountains. erected a place of worship at his own expenso present number could do the work if everybody = Bras’ meerelihio that thoy can hiner with ne: Sti sditnial Wide. ou the high ground. south of the Brentwood | Narsnactess footie! ing before, adopted the system. wrk td reduiy om mmeny fuck force. At a little distance one might | x, or oe road, which you will soon reach. This church Tt pauses—ut the door, CRANKS BORE THE DEPARTMENT. Walt FhoM THe PHONOGRAPH hf; Seiily Imagine «wood chopper at bie work, | Next comes sapsucker or yellow- | was ‘called Queen's Chapel, from which the Speaking of cranks, tho Post Office or such overstore lias aways excestied the Samnne thee 1 _¥.w. ‘nd on more than onto 1 he bellied woodpecker. “He fea familiar litte fel-| road derived {ta name. But, "I will soon have | The eagles shadow warns the huddled flock: Depart. | fer full pericunre ertiol TSS Rue phiy: | STMOTLY CONFIDENTIAL PRIVATE, Lessons misied nto low, frequenting the groves and parks for a | something more to say about this chapel. way om tenn Gtsoster's eke ae ve aky, {ranches aera od Social From the junction of the roads, where we | 1 MMNBON: ot i f we w., PAPERS Shas a cry agen stood when 1 started. on this digression, a good a view of the Roman Catholic University is had | The bark, through rapids piloted with care, we iMitie notin of the reed Jesetion j ‘Bar gpinesthe hidden Feel cuge ceeergeoe™ pede yr pr Hee sON Te Lach at, yet. Land K sta, : Sty dive pease Sepertomen. north of junction just re- from abroad and el S| ” Belect classical u ‘hoo! ee A ; = or ferred to Marigold brocklet vee paseed JP siaea~and the streay tows on. Baer ut ae, test SESREE The Bean kas AL USING 4 BOTELS Now proceeding along Queen's Chapel road Our world all praise, our rapture at the hight, women | PP vparvefor Hervant, Yale, Princeton, paRew hort xn — : coy woe resented as | Songs on out lips uid lauguier i out eye, winm, ‘and other ‘and Shige oy i the sat Ry of trouble, Hercely bright, a hoois, Itwas ‘Falls id Rival Avadentes snd tor ee ment for boys bet ween eight twelve years of No sign foretells the near h of sorrow, 2 fall course in modern languages.” CHLLS. Se, Spies noreuh ratte la wean oe qpusek arpa ss sek eauine Saad Bapi} was so ordained ~ Be powers, ‘$) stem invented. ‘Who in the draught of suifering man must draih ~ the of careless hours : |)%, LObBea» X. 15TH ST. PHILADELPHIA feat sbove tide rely |_seanmtvae la S228 | Di cae rar pce kL OE a ‘war time, in the | Willing that éack, unmindfal of the knell, (phe Beg Srevot change Bours D tos Gio event _ < formed b Toads, on the | Should pluck the fower, should hail the sun, and - Moderate. Oprne Thiareda ch a ee | pace her gag, S| Locked s forgetful while in honeyed spell, The SRL, A M_| are scanitted *0 se cle Bilbtie pouoe —__ FAMILY SUPPLIES. resembling the downy ingeneral appearance, in x sat aoa = Bae Nor perish all unblest, —s - G° 70% a. OLDEN’. fact if he were just haif the size he might pass ort Saratoga Accept the, fered boon with thankful heart, an > FISH AND GAME STAXDS, for a very good one indeed. Arlington ceme- aches torte Sewemn sesso tnas: | matmnne So endaned increase their peed. For Live Tosnti ach fay Se octy Bee ine eek Con tire ‘thy sweet past to tears. ‘Weighing es Sotioars Frohman aittae. Bots ok, Wie baeas long time, a ‘one observed was March of the preseut Ory tedtas WEDNESDAY, sxPrenen | _ "Pint orders prowpty sttencod to. oe ‘These are the will be neces <p yogi eae Waa as iis Dax ae a and ia t bleed te as they used to.’ “ Creator G pean Caan HUY 2iF ! i i ait i F Fe EE rd ii Fe # i is FREES ERE i i i that r ry i ti it