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New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
sERxly LUTHERANS ON THE LABOR QUESTION

The General SYNOD Of the German Lutheran
Church trennsl session yesterday IN st Johns
Srruan Lutheran Church IN Maujers ST. brooklyn About
KS delegates present from all parls Of te country
rrsentg 200 congregations which Include 2OIooo
sohwan retiring president OF the synod business session
Vss Led Afternoon, the Rev j. beye VI brooklyn.
~ ne being Ia the chair and the Rev n Doer
vel acting secretary The chief discussion OF tho day 70
kisd 10 lie labor question viewed from Christian stand
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

Newspoys on all railroad trains ara
under orders invariably to supply CUSTOM
ers with ,he papers they call tor, and to
REGULATE their stock of papers so as not 10
run short Travellers who find that the
new sboy has run short Of TRIBuRES will
obliue this Office by reporting the fact by
postaI card. and especially giving Intorn'a'
tion as to what tram it was.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

ahou COO snectators Washington Park Brookyn
Yesterday TO witness of baseball bel tween ,ie
notan and Booklyn clubs Only three OF the Metropoan
plavers Nelson Iolbert and Mclaughlin reported az ne
grounds and could not be played Managcrs
and Ferruson were Indignant and the metropolitan players
that did report Will be hned - ., ,,or,,,- 1o
The schedued at the Polo GROUNDS %
tween the and Philadelphia clubs had 10 Dc posi-
ponod on account OF the wet grounds po,o
The York and Philadelphia clubs Will play at the foo
Grounds to-day. -. ,rao,i,o,o, porl
The BrookIvn and ST. clubs play Mt Washington ark
and Metropolitan and Louisville mines Oh 9'en i''
today.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
ALONG TILE SOUND.

GRREvwICHA oolored boy at the WelstOod Cottage
drowned while bathing frO1t Of tho Delano
taQs The sewer Ia seoondayc. laid by A Foster Higgins
and given 10 the borough. Is about completed.
MehSrde the Of Toronto who
was struck by tram New Haven Railroad
tordo Monday died At 81 Johns Hospital
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

LONDON, July 21.-Mr. Sachs, who Is con-
nected with NowYork sporting paper. has hnaliy CON
cluded Arrangements for thee races between
Myers. of NewYork aud Cummings. the Eng
!ish professional champion. Tho races will be
run H. Ncw-York either In October aud
November OF the present year. or Ia May aud June o
1887 Tho distances Will DO ll6O. 1890 aud l,5iO
yards The stakes will be A4OO side and the winner
uf Two out Of tho three To iako Tue stakes
Mr. Sachs has arranged hrcc races TO be run by
Myers and lluIchngs IN England At lao end oi Sepcm
bor beginning OF OctODor the distances 10 bu 400.
44O 500 yards respectively and Ihe stakes f2OO
.s All Iu Ihrr details left In Mr. sachs's hands
Mr. sacns sss Tor NcwIork Tomorrow on tne steamer
Allrr, from southampton.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
sUICIOg OFAN Cy6sOWy MAN

A tall man about fifty years of age, who had gray
hair full gray beard dark clothing walked
rapidly through Fifty nth 81 10 the North River a M
Yesterday Jumped overheard. lie by Policeman
Peter Byrncs Of the Twenty second Precinct called
help and the end ia the
wafer. but the mans body sot found.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
TAR AND FEArnERs FOR TEEMER.

SUGGESTING TAR AND T EAI Hf1Iso OIs T11''1 l1r'
PITTsBURG, Penn, July 21 (Special. IN
teryew with Manager German In which he denounced
John Teemer as q scoundrel and trckster created
great excitement at McKeesport Teemers home some
peope suggest that he he Of town on rail- X
yolk who vas Teemers backer last year and who ike
German was dumped by him. said to-day: =" VIII pe
one of a crowd to treat Ieemer 10 coat Oh taI anu
faa
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

good Williams who dealer IN barbers supplies, went
10 the Chambers street Hospital 10 have the wound dressed
At the Essex Market Court Mrs Williams taken before
Justice She represented counsel who asked
for early The Justice held default VI
1000 bail TO await tle result Of her husbands injuries
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

No decision given by the Board 1t was decided 70 make
repairs bridge Mott Haven Canal 81 the OK
pense Of the CITY The private property and com
plant has been made that II great deal OF &c
the neighborhooi MI Crimmns considered II only quo'
ton o time when the city would have to NIL In the canh
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

a UtTtKdIIUH
nexed District called the Park Board yesterday at the
meeting Offices the Emigfant Savings Bank
Building present views in reference To the opening OF Col
The opening objected 10 at by number
Of the smaller do think needed and the
ground will entail considerable expense Many Of
he larger owneTs opening the street al
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
PROMINENT ARRTvALS.

Victoria Hotel-Emilo de Muruaga. Spanish
Minister at Washing gton. Breroor HOUSE -Sommo.
dnre John G. Walker, y. S. Navy John u buntt' OF
phra ad.inhia Ecereu House-Commodore Montgom.
cry Scard u g. Navy. Fun Avenue Hoe!-0eheral
W. H. jackson, of Tennessee. and tx-Mtyor henry
Ovsrstoz OF at. Louis. Continental Hokt-Heherai
NJ d. Leggett, OF Cleveland.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DA'

Monmouth Park races. Monmouth PARK. 23o p N.
COMMITTEES Of Re publican Club, No 80 West Twenty
eighth-st.. p. m. ~, o.
Phadeiphia- New-Y baseball match Polo Grounds
4 H. N.
Cricket match Central Park, n M
Departure OF TRIBUNE Fresh.Ar party Tor tho coun
try
Hobokcn Turtle Club dinner, club grounds p m. .
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
CRINE IN PA RIS.
-. Ts<. -.

According to some curious official statistics
Just issuel the number Of in Paris last year
amounted to the enormous number OF 10000 OF which
$1,000 for vagraucy, 30 for murder 135 for hOmi
eide. aud Sc for night attacks f aude to these un-
savoury statistics is to p0int out at what cheap rate
life has come 10 held In the gsyest OF captIls The
audacity OF tho lowest dregs OF the population has
positively alarming. and they commit assaults,
play with knives and other ethal weapons afreedom
that renders IL dangerous to through several good
quarters OF the town after dark IL would have been far
from desirable during hOmeward stroll at night to
fall in with any OF the 1890 Outcasts Included In the
above categorles aud their be assumed
be equslly numerous. many of themselves not
again let loose society do not say that ones lie Is
In danger the grand DOuevarls, but hardly night
passes that ruians do not signalZe their presence
within yards Of them, while less central though
almost equally crowded districts, stabbng cases
OF daily This condition OF things has
gradually from bad to until Parsians now
consider "a revolveras Indispensable vade-necu as
we-dressod section of society is thus secretly armed
for selfdefence but in defiance of the law Foreign
Paris should therefore be their guard AS
we'll I cannot advise them to carry weapons or any
kind found in their possession tr0ube-
scrape would be sure to ensue but they ought 10
careful avoid lonely after dark, aud should
foot OF the Englishmans usual orbit
"My dear" said q young wife to her husband, who
had already fallen into tue habit Of going to the lodge In
the evenings, and who was inst preparing 10 go out
going up the street TO see tno supeIinlenuent VI
males at the post office" .
"Abl On what business. may inquirer
"Wel / want to see II he can give me any ADVICE
about getting IN an habtually late male on time
The husband blushed, looked foolish and said he
guessed he wouldn't go to the lodge.-Boston Courier
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
ALTERATIONS ~ CALVART BAPTIST CHURCH
1 he ffusteeA of the Calvary RantIst Church OF

which Robert p. Macarthur il pgstor are about
mako repairs aud aItcat their
building " est fy enLh b. The changes AN include
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
THE TROUBLE IN THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

The order of the United States Civil Service
Comm lssion prohibiting The private secretaries and
first deputies of the appointing authorities In the
public service fro acting as olnccrs o1 he ioca eX-
amiulng boards has introduced new feature into
,ne disturbance at the Custom House. 1t means
that Mr.. Parker and Mr. Berry Will not be con-
flr.ued as chairman and secretary respectively OF
the examining board at TINS port ~ also makes
M, Rabcock the recent secretary and now private
secretary of Naval officer Burt, aud MI. Howard.
Appraiser McMullcn's private secretary, no longer
available and leaves only iOur OF the board, John
NJ. Comstock Lately Chairman, Chariss DAVIS,
vc.or and Daniel j. Moore. an assistant appraiser.
cnuiuetept 10 accept the two offices vi course the
Democratic members will never elect MI C0E-
stock. They do want Mr. Davis. who. though
not genera " regarded as an ardent Trend OF re-
form is difficult 10 manage aud prone 10 90 as ne
r,lc..ser Ar. Moore Will SUIT them we'll enough sur
veyor BeSttie, Deputy collector Berry. MI. Davls
mud Mr. Parker were cosetcd with the Collector
Yesterday for an hour and II is ruln0Ied as Ie-
tuit of their conference that Mr. Parker will resign
FROM the Hoard and dummy man Will be put Ill
his place. The dummy Will be elected CHAIRMAN,
MIR. Moore secretary. and Mr. Parker will thus re-
tam his control OF the eligible list. The meeting To
effect the change of management will be held on
Deputy Surveyor John NJ. Wyatt has received
his appointment as member OF the Examining
Board, TO succeed Deputy surveyor Overheld,
who recently dismissed despite
the fact that he was fennsy lyanlan and backed
by Congresslnen Randall aud scott Mr.. Wyatt
was talked Of by some oi his colleagues yesterday
as the probable chairman Of the Board lie Is
Democrat son-iiI-law Of John Is. Haskin and has
passed through the several grades Of the customs
service, having been appointed AS weighcr by Col
lectOr Robertson. he beng hrst The list OF the
owl Service available men. lie is not schemlng
polt lcian as Deputy Collector Davis II Mr.. Parker
tor fiedden and Surveyor Beatte as either DAVIS or
Pal would be.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
SHOT BY HIS WIFE.

In q domestic at No. l54 Ludlow-st. yes,er-
day Mrs. VILLAINS shot r husband Ia the side She
evidently intended to make herself widow, but hei ann Was
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
sun rises 4s Sets 72l Moon rises l0l9 Moons age q
WATER.
M-sandy Hook. 1920 Gov. Isld. - Hell cate III IL
p M-Sandy Hook. ll2S Gov Isld. 00l Hell Gate LOU
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
HOME NE VS.

ort s.rtcs and the boycott were strongly denounced
fhe svnod win remain In session for nine DAYS
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

The COney Island Jockey OIuU Is JuD1IdHV
over the liberal way in which horse-owners have patron
lied its stakes closed July To- There are eighty
rieht entries for tho Twin CITY Handicap 1O7 for tue
Ownium Handicap aud sixty-seven for the New, YORK
Handicap Tho Realization Stakes promises 20 % an
ia name impies The drst list Of entries numbers 2l5
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
PHASES OF NEW AOUEDUCT WORK.

r,e Aouoduct Commission 'sCommittee on Con-
siructlon 10 which referred for consideration
tho proposltion of the Commissioner OF Publc
Works Iu regard 10 the organ cation OF the engl,
peer corps of the new aQueduct yesterday reported
tlat il was advisable to divide the work INTO uVe
divisions to be In charge of two principal ASSIST
ant engineers aud five assistant engineers. ana AS
s,staut engineers not exceeding three shall be as
signed To each division, together with sucn rounen,
chainmen and abOrers as NAV be required. III was
Ic, onmcnde that the two principal assistant engi-
neer~ be Amounted and assigned TO their duties at
once and The division engineers be selected, ap-
pointed and assigned TO their dates on August l..
MIR Baldwin said that the matter should receive
the consideration of the Board before being acted
on at once After ,scusslon the matter vas LAID
over until Tuesday next, TO whlch the COMMISSION
adjourned.
The contract for the ironwork for waste-weir
gatehouses at the Pocantico River, Sawmill River
mud Iibbett's Brook was awarded to COldwell, VIII
cox & Co, OF Newburg. for 1888. his was the
lowest bid and $l24 less than the engineers esti-
A new shaft was authorized to he sunk 20 feet
north of Shaft 4 b. to be known as Shaft e, on
that part of the line comprised IN the contract OF
O'Bren Il Clark, at a COST nol 10 eAceeu %o,uoV.
The new by laws, including several amendments,
were read by sections, and hDally passed.
VBrlen a. CLARK aud Heman Clark sent com
munIcatlon complaining that there was continued
DELAY on the par; OF the finance De-
partment iu the payment of estimates
of work done by the contractors. MI:
Fish asked when the request for the opinion of
the Corporation Counsel on TINS subject was sent.
IL was found 10 have been sent on July l0.
A communication was received from Deputy
Chief Engineer Alphonse Fteley setting forth that
as the Commission had declined to accept hIsreslg-
nation he asked for leave OF absence without pay.
The Cominission accepted bis signation as Deputy
Chief Engineer, and appointed him Consulting
Engineer with leave OF absence without salary
until his health is restored. The resignatlon OF
cepted, and the Commission paid hun warm
tribute for ais services.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
DETROITS BADLY DEFEAIED.

decorations and other interior improvements to cost
600.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

ruIgp-NAvEsINK HANDICAP. 1la MILES.
1ls MILES
srxTH-HAsDIcAP HURDLE RACE Ia NILES

Do,. Aoe Uefohtl Name Age. Weight
Fynest .... 1l5 Marmaduke. ..--...5 100
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09

Delegate Bean las introduced a
resolution in the House Of Rep
Ys~eotaiIses authorizing the Presi
dent TO offer a reward Of $4,000 for
the killing or csptare OF Geronimo.
This would be very short and
sdec.usl way Of putting an end to
Mr. Geronimo, bat the resolution
should include q reward Of 5000
for each of bis band. IL such q
reward were offered. there would
b numerous small companies oi
cid fron'isrsOen and rangers
organized for the purpose Of hunt
ing these Apsches, and We will
guarantee there would not be q
hostile Indian slive after thiity
days from the date OF the Prssi-
dents proclamation offering the
rewards. Considering that since
bis last escape Geronimo and his
band hays murdered nineteen Der
sons besides committing many
ether depredations, their scalps
would be cheap at $4,000 each.
Thas far they must have cost ths
government ten times that amount,
kDd there are more Indians on the
wsrpath to-day than when the
trouble first commenced. Py all
means lot Dslegats Beams reso-
SsljssSsA
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09

Delegate Beans bill TO abolish the
County Courts 0f Arizona. and en-
large tbs Jurisdiction Of ,hs Probate
Courts, bss been passed BY the
House Of Representatives, and will
no doabt be passed by tue Senate IA
q very fss days, and become Law.
Every ono hers seems pleased a, the
prospect Of the early passage Of the
hill
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09

Az We predicted, Delegate Bean is
making himself heard in Washing
ton, and il always ut the front when
she interests Of the Territory are
concerned. He is the right man
for tho piace.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09

Doring the past month the King
man Stamping Works paid ont 10
our miners for ore the sum Of $34.
A98 58. This will give our readers 3
gos,d idea OF the way in which our
mines arc yielding up their wealth.
Most Of this ore has been taken out
By chiorilers.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09

Gladstone ID said TO b prepared
TO sccept notifications Of nsny
clauses OF his Irish bills.
The parsnts of Maggie Sbellen-
berger, who was found with her
throat cni at Nebraska City, Neb.,
have been arrested for her murder.
A ire 10 Baltimore caused loss
Of $6O0.OO0.
A fireman named Dcwitt WAS
killed on tbs Denver aud Rio Grande.
near Birdseye. Col.
Mnets three An,esicsn artists are
rspressnted ut the Paris Salon.
Herr Perl aud Herr Wolf Of the
Berlin Tsgblstt have been i'm
priaoned for Publishing IN alleged
scaudalous story ai,ont = countess.
Bismarck 10 still trying 10 secure
IN increase Of The duty on spirits.
An extensive conspiracy sgainss
Ergli-h rule is said 20 exist in India.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09

In procuring the passage Of his
County Court bill through the
House Of Representatives, Delegate
Bean has already accomplished
moro good Tor the Territory than
his predecessor did in two terms.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09

Now tnst' tho good weather has
set in, the receipts OF ore at King
man have commenced Increasing.
AID we are told by those 10 po-
siiioD 10 know, ibst tie shipment OF
ore from that point during the year
1856 will average GOO tons Per
month. or more.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09

The Senate has confirmed the
pominstion OF G. Meyer Zulick rs
Governor OF Arizona. and Dow be
feels good deal better. and will be
aLle 10 devote more Of hrs time to
Indisn affairs aud mining schemes.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09

Conoty Conrts srs very nice and
convenient, but, as at present con-
stituted. too expensive for counties
with as small q population and a.
large an indebtedness as Mohaye.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09

Tho cam pslgn against Gladstone's
ITlsh measures is becoming very
activs in England.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09

The domination Of T.. r. Poland
70 be Associate Justice Of the Su-
prsme Court of New Mexico has
been rejected.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09

IT. now reported that Congress
will adjourn about the nrst week IN
July, but it 10 very little the people
Of Mohsve county care shout it.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09

Speaker Carlisle testified that be
bad been offered $l0J.0oo in stock OF
the Pan-Electric Company, but
rsfusad-
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09

The management Of the Money
Order Department Of the San
Francisco Postofiice is severely crit
ord 6 WashiAetos.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09

A General Assembly Of the
Knights OF Labor win be held in
Clevslsnd on May 25th.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09

lingo Arnold, a well known min
ing engineer, was found dead in bed
at Clifton. A. T.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09

The charges against General Rose
ersns relate to land speculation in
Los Angeles connty.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09

An Arkansas family VIA, picked
up Of the mouth % the Miss
issipp: in q scow built by the
husband for voyage to Florida.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09

The Senats has made the Chinese
bills . special order Tor May 10th.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09

About 400 houses at Mandalsy
have been burned by the natives
Who rebel against British rule.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09

The Treasury Depart~Apt wants
pay for bringing wrecked whalers
from the Arctic.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09
EAiterial Notes.

The pnblie debt was reduced $40,
966387 during April.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09

Cleveland vetoed the bill making
Omaha q port Of entry.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09
News Of the Week.
GENERAL NEWS or INTEREST
IN CONDENSED FORM.

GENERAL NEWS or INTEREST
IN CONDENSED FORM.
At New York forty y-ssven Of Stan.
ford's Pslo Alto colts were sold for
$46,S55.
Jack Fogsrty defeated Jos Eli
ipgworth io glove contest in New
York ou Monday night.
-Four prisoners escaped from Jail
at Winfield, Kan, on Monday night.
Charles Crocker ia not yet able to
sit up.
Qassn Victoria opened the British
Colonial Exhibition In London.
Gladstone was enthusiastically re-
c~ived on his return 10 London.
The new Hawaiian treaty, nos
before the Senate. 10 already meet
ing With strong opposition.
The Pacific railroads are con-
fident OF receiving favorable legis-
lstion at this session Of Congress.
The President has withdrawn tho
nomination Of Warren Green 10 b
Consul Ut Ksnagawa, japan.
The senate passed the Post0ilcs
Appropriations bull.
Morrison ssys the House vill I'd
journ the 6rst week in July.
The case Of MARVEL will come up
in st. Louis on May 10Th.
A freight train oa ths Missouri
Pacific was wrecked and two men
were instantly killed.
Eighty I've contract laborsrs wsrs
detail aed at Csatle Ga, den.
Percy Douglas has had two
qnsrrels with q Mexican named
Navito ut Bakersfield recently, ana
shot bi,n through The head, killing
him instsntly.
An enigrant named CurreS
! committed suicide on . west-bound
trsin near Wsdsworth, New, Friday
night.
A Mexican. whose name 10 not
known, killed his wife near Ssi,
Diego Sunday, because sLe wanted
70 70 TO town with blm.
Mrs. J. N. Smith Of Keyport, N.
j., while insane, took poison and
braipsd with an AZ three Of her
children.
James Wasson and Joseph jack
son we're hanged At Fort Smith,
Ark, for murders committed 10
Indian Territ,ry.
A great break hiss occurred 10
the lsves At Old Town, Ark.
Az attempt was made TO blow
up the church Of San Lois, in
Madrid. ... -
BY . boiler explosion on the
isthnans OF Psnsma fifteen persons
were killed and nineteen injured.
The confirmation Of Sylvester
Hull TO b Register Of the Land
Ofios Is beng oppossd.
A large addition was made to the
ranks OF the Mormous destined 10
serve terms IN the psuitsntiary for
violating the Law.
There 10 . loom 10 coal mining ~
Somersville. Contra C.oa:s county.
Hsnlsy will speak 10 Tinnio's be-
half before the Senate Committss on
& ntnercs.
Tue Board Of Trade oi Ssa Diego
has asked that troop Of cavalry be
ststionsd there.
The csliforois delegation will vote
for the Anti-Oisomsrgsrinc bill.
Toe report that Tipnin's pomi-
nation bad beea rejected by tho
Ssnsts 10 false.
James ID. Edwards has been
arrested 10 Alabama tor the murder
Of bis wife thirty two yesrs ago.
The eight hour strikes IN Chicago
resulted to condicta with the police,
iu which several persons wsrc
wounded.
The railroad strike ia 81. Louis j.
declared oil. a- ..
LOUIS Wan. u desperate criminal,
escaped from the prisoL at ST. V.D.
cent de Paul 10 Cansds yesterday.
Cath ,lic opposition to the Knights
Of Labor is very pronounced ID
Csnbd8.
Colonel J. +. Stevenson, Dow IT,
New York, is snxious 10 bs retired
oD toe pay Of Q Colonel in the
regular army.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09

The House Committee on Labor
favor . permanent arbitration com
SnitteA
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09

~ ssaaissa s4andasd u ssesiisaes shlsn
oAma0 e 20 Superior.
. coulsins srcry tinrrvvrmept thss tsvss6fys
OnaknAs skiu aad isscnsy can psodaos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-19
THE CITY'S SHADE TREES.
The Parking COmn isSiOn Increasing
the Number oil Varieties.

GThere are at present thirty-twO kinds of trees
Wanted along the streets and avenues of the
city, but in a short time the parking commits
sion intend making an addition of eighteen to
this number, which will then give 10 Washing
ton a superiority OF five varieties more than is
contained in any other city in the country.
In this regard Superintendent Smith, OF
the commission, states that several varieties OF
the American oak will be introduced, such as
the red, scarlet, bartram, oyercup pin, willow,
white and white swamp oak, all of which are
noted FOR their stately beauty and rapid growth,
and are intended Tor the vide streets and ave-
nues. On the narrower streets there will be
planted the pyramid oak, a twin brother OF the
Lombardy poplar, which attains but small
growth in breadth, and is therefore peculiarly
adapted to the purpose. All these trees are now
being propagateu from seeds and shoots in the
nursery OIL the commission, and Will Oe trans-
plante Immediately when they have reached
The aye necessary To their safe removal. Nor will
tnis Contemplated addition be confined eXclu-
slvely 20 American trees, but will comprise the
AinOOr tree, SO named from the Amoor river in
Asia, where IL was discovered, anu also the
principal timber tree OF Japan, an individual
specimen OF which was planted memorial
lree in tue Botanical earpens by Attorney Cen
eral Garland both -LIasse varieties are noted
Tor tneir picturesque and distinctive appear
ance, and Mr.. smltn expects they Will be IOund
valuable additions toour street ornanientatIon.
IL may De interesting to learn, in this connec-
ton, that one OF tue oaks, the overcup, SO
talned from seeds Of the two memorial trees
planted by tine late John J. CriIleuden and
robert Mallory in the botanical gardens in the
tue nrSl year Of the war OIL the reueIiOn