The Washington critic., 1889-04-18
The PEOPLES COLUMN.

Tronmunicationa nm any ,nntter of crr-
rent interest win no cbcerfu,Iv nrin,ea in
rur C,,r,c rndor ma h.sd T. ot,ors
shou,d In al, oosos ho 90 b,,of 40 rossihIo
w,su,,oroy Aor,I Ie l,J;,or Ir.,,;r.
Tho so,,ow,n, oonvorso,,on hannonod mn.
dor mo n,,,e ohsor,,o,,o,, ona so,,5 I, to
Won N nub,,sb ~ vo,, tb,,I a oood erougb.
Two brotbe,s ,vbose aoes ,vere q and n
re,pectivelv. were talking about cpos when
,he elder remarked. ,,Pepa onrbt To buy
como moro china ocos % mn, 4, tbo nosts !,
yopnger--. .wbvs
F,dcro 90 that tho hon will know how IN
shane them.
y,unoo, ,,oh yos9t ro,o,,,,or ro,,
how ono of tho eygs ,va rot to-dav wos oil
potcbedn n n
That obieo,,onabIe wou.
WAsu,saroS. AnriI ls- Ed;,or c,,ic.
The sucges.ion of ,,w ~ in vour issne
of tho iGtb instant rela,,vs IN ,Se removaI
NJ tho wall and fence ,rouna tbo Rotan,cai
Gardens. was n GOOD one. and the suhiect
should he apitated uptil the authorities talse
-, A., ~. - S' - ~,
hction III Tue matter. Every reservation ID
.ne Guy was 'n'chueu US breathing piace
ior .ne fosiuen.s vi 'nc Guy, anu every one
of them should be open and free OF access
~ ' .spovv"o'o "o"''' "o'n uu''"s 'ne
'"y anu e'on"s
~ 'ro ,oea.'o" y, .no D"''no'u' ,ou,-
.s' W.. D. ',uono 70 Nv p'"'o ,U' u,
anu " s"ou,u D' y, ienosou y. onoe, ine,,
are nan uozen iocations where IL woulu
sho" 70 uu'anoage anu pe source OF JOY
10 nan our popula.ioh curing every oay
anu .'on,ps VI 'ne spring anu summer
i'ion.ns' ! 'choure .nc "sser.lon tnae not
one-'ni,u VI ',c ,esiucn.s Vi .n,s Guy nave
e'ei "''neeeeu .no p'ay'ng vi o'''s FOUNTAIN
rom nearer po'ne Oh view .han tne ave
nuc. ~ ,, io'oso % eno wan anu ioncc wouiu
,, .moo ,n' .., vsse.."' W.. 'n's "vuiu NJ.
onas, .no ooJos,'on " 'uo iooa',V
o"V"iu o' io."''u VI ''sne' Siouau anu III
io,".y moi' neIuon.'y vis',eu ny our
p'oP o e,o"se' Ing
ns'1.u" ",,.', sv'nu, "nn'i. olua,o vi
~" SnI0 W. .,'ae, W "'n.,'"y'o iooa
n,'i" e,on' ~, -, "na' w you say, WING onilio :
'''' "' 'o'' own op'"'o" on '"o Su'Je1s'
The Suburban Craze.
WAsurSeToN. April Ia Editor Cri,ic,
The so-called "suburban crazen in this city
is entirely rational. II any city in the world
should have fine suburbs. that city is Wash
ippton. This is a citv surrounded Inv hills
and rolling ground affordine beautiful
sites for villages and villas. These sites are
slightly and health.giying. They are within
a few minutes, ride by steam or electric
cars from the centre of the city. They are
CHEAP. There is no really desirable pron.
erty within the city that can be purchased
for less than so cents square foot. AT that
price one must 90 A long ways from the
centre, and perhaps tolerate ALI sorts of
neighbors. Fifty cents foot means SO 300
for 10000 feet of ground. as small tract
as a family that likes elbow-room in its
yard, rather than In the street. can get
along with, and 1900 feet, the standard
size of suburban lots, is much better
within three miles of the Capital, ON high.
beautiful ground, | have purchased more
than half an acre Of ground for less sum
than would have been required to buv a
spot barely bip enougb IN stic,, n bouse nm
in the poorest mart of the city proper. To
reach such n home as the latter would re-