The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-06-24

I'll. I.ds.srssl Educ. sio. Or Nss-.s..


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We pns' 'ney aio onaN'hs .a,po.s W p.ep"ie
ior inc coli'hehce, ., Vi A'',n'a university,
which ,aNes p'"ee 'hcro r"i'her On. crow"
OF cniureh come rom great w s,, mousse.
newly pa,n'eu anu ihsei,oeu nv, M'.chei o.roo'
city SCHOOLS DI hoa ana kept UP o' Taxing inc
After passing the railroad. there rises before
the walker. through the whole way. a green
hill across the western end Of Mitchell street.
on which are three sre". or,ck buildings IN a
conspicuous row against the blue summer sky.
This is Atlanta University the sixty acres and
an,h -, ,oa soon noo-'o, U,ro 'aio ,han .ho
esta, 9aI Of .bs o@e
Athens; inc new building ha, ., stone Hal is
in Georgia The presence Of tho university"
dorreciates property in the ncishborhood You
would feel so. too. dear reader. unless you were
very maudlin over the negro.
As we enter meet an old acquaintance. very
black. AT examinations up there to-day"
says fe.ef; have you $1,000 n,. any salu.
Yes. IN the uors'as oil fiato. areek. saws
tor hcbind" sav Pate, " who ia not yerv
ai p.n,nu, s"y ioeei. VINO 10 ho' 'e''
The school has been making some changes in
the direction of industrial education. They
have employed to superintend the agricultural
operations. New England farmer who came to
the Cotton Exposition and remained. Mr.. SEES
sions. The planters hero laugh good denl ut
the idea of a New England farmer to superin-
VINO ce wrrecty aver snG WAR 10 'eaSn
mostly came 70 srAe, nu , MI SESSIONS 10 d
ae oes man tney can ~. man e wort fer the
ppegroes all the Greek professors eyer made: He
mas some things 70 he tnnws b learn
Will learn them very fast. g.:
One OF his ntAr.s. s' seems to me likely to do
does more good to whites than to negroes. This
is the introduction of silk worms. The project
neither Sr %ntrid mhs G
o silk colony and brought over Italians and
silk worms. The colonial seal which CANE, over
from England had tho device of mulberry
leaves and worms. And 1t is even said that
Queen Caroline. wife Of that unsayory George
H.. after whom GeorRin had the honor or dis
honor. to be named wore. ON tho Kings birth
day dress t Which rst had
s,il Culture Was not pursued There have been
caused. artilcialy. large plantations In the nat
urally small-farm country OF Middle Georgia.
silk was meyer profitable. But al the rolling
country Of Georgia Is now nearly subdivided
into small farms. Tho farmers are not yet fully
adapted to the new circumstances. and diversi-
Ned industry Is one OF the chief needs.
tune time. and has very good opportunities to
sHrHad the ain indasry' There ARE at Atlanta
over Georgia ana the neghborlng States and
great many arr h earnlhg 10 manage mn SILK
worms. Many VIII De teachers: ana WI nave Il
good chanGe 10 Spread the SILK making INTO
many iamiIies. there ure TWO coiorod youths
N Atlanta 1nn uniyersity whose parents own eacl'
about 100 acres OF land, VINO are greatly inter-
ested In s,lk worms and their management +.
A. II would be q great thins II negro Women ~
ne c9ahsry tns Wives o, tenant iTrners eGH d
and careless beyond imagination. II ever there
We're he,a ior missionary 81 ma worE IL among
70 them depends IN great measure On the
Ss a,nnu bev vnh h ou
700 hard struggle ny nome 70 d2 mucn as ms,
sionaries Tor domestic service Is about ~ an