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The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10
CbIPPINGS.
sacramento RecOrd-UniOn. March %. 1898.
AN OPEN LETTER.

| Hudson Medical Institute, Stockton, Market
and Ellis s-Genaemen: Allow me to
thank you most sincerely for the great benefit
have derived from your few months of treat
ment. When first wrote to you I felt that life
was barely worth living; but, thahk God,
through his help and yours. I am entirely
cured Before began treatment was sickly,
weak and nervous. had no energy; 1 also
had a severe cough and was very much in fear
of this. Tor with my failing strength feared
lung trouble. My mind was filled with all
sorts of terrible forebodings and was in
yerv deplorable condition of health. 1 placed
myself in the hands of the doctors OF the Hud-
son Medical Institute. was told 1t would re-
quire four otive months TO effect cure, and
am now happy to say am well, May Goa
bless you. W, P. DlLLMAN,
Sacramento, Cal.
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Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Nervous Prostra-
ton, Blood Diseases, Piles, Dyspepsia, Consti.
patton and all yenereal diseases of men cured.
Write to or call on the old doctors OF The Hud'
son Medical Institute, stockton, Market and
Ellis Streets San Francisco.
F. F. Barteles of OroFille writes: 81 am alto
gether new man to what was when began
taking your medicines. 4" w. A. Russell OF Ma
chias, Wash, says: "I only regret that am un.
able to pay you ten times your fee. shall
recommend you to all sufferers"
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If you are suffering with Catarrh of the
Head, Stomach or Bladder; If your system
needs any electrical douche or sprays; If you
are nervous, weak ,debilitated, consult the great
specialists of the old famous Hudson Medical
Institute, Stockton. Market and Ellis streets.
Hudyan is simply compound of vegetable
remedies prepared for certain cases OF lost vie
tality, lost energy, lost ambition, lost nerve
force, lost nerve life, lost activity. You can
get circulars and testimonials free, II. n. L.
Stockton, Market and Ellis streets.
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H. q. Mulky recommends the Hudson Medi-
cal Institute in the following language: "You
know more about the horrible, distressing and
might say torturing feelings of person af-
fiicted with nervous disorder such mine
was than can tell you. After taking your
treatment for a short time gained twelve (12)
pounds in weight, and was certainly benefited.
l am perfectly well. 1 shall always say good
word for the doctors OF the Hudson Medical
Institute"
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If you are suffering from chronic aff1ictionJ
If you find your nerve force slipping away
from you; if your disorder encroaches on your
health, temper and prosperity, consult the
great doctors of the Hudson Medical Institute.
City people speak well of US. Here are a
few of the hundreds we have benefited or
cured: Edward N. Peterson of 205 O'Farrell
| street, George C. Graham OF Is Eddy street,
| Miss Lizzie Gallagher Of 1888 Suffer street,
ana many, many others.
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Circulars and testimonials of the Great Hud-
| yam sent free to all.
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Hyou are in need of information on blood
diseases write for blood Book" Free.
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HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Stockton, Market and Ellis sts.,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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SANTA Rosps NEW CHURCH.

The Contract for Fine Meeting House
Has Been Let.
SANTA ROSA, CAL, Oct. 9.-The COM
mittee having the matter of the erection
OF new building for the congregation OF
the Christian Church has awarded the con-
tract to Contractor Norris OF San Fran.
cisco, who will begin work at once.
The building will cost $40 900 and will be
erected on Ross street, the lot being 1877 by
100 feet in dimensions. The structure will
front south, and from the apex of the
tower to the ground will measure ninety
six feet.
The Sunday-school room will be 54x55
feet: On the second floor will be the main
auditorium, which will have a seating
capacity of $50. Back of the baptistry
there will be robing-rooms on either side.
The new structure will have all modern
appliances and will present an attractive
appearance. The congregation is one of
the largest in membership in Santa Rosa,
and the new building is much needed.
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Chnraed Hath Inannat,,.

SAN. JOSE, CAL, Oct. 9.-F ranz Hauer,
well-known butcher of this city, was ar
rested this morning on charge of in
sanity. Hauer has been drinking to excess
of late, and it is thought that this has af-
fected his brain. He has been acting
strangely and thinks that his friends are
endeaving to kill him. He was arrested at
the broad-gauge depot where he was
about to take train for San Francisco, at
the instance of friends, who were afraid he
would harm himself if allowed to be at
liberty.
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4 Chinese Doctor Dead.

STOCKTON, CAL, Oct. 9.-Doctor All
Sing, a local Chinese physician of note, died
this evening from poisoning supposed to
have been administered by his mistress.
A gold watch and 5000 belonging to the
dead man is missing. The police made a
general raid on Chinatown this evening
and number of Chinese women supposed
to have been interested in the making way
with the doctor were locked up on q sus-
picion of murder. All Sing was good
deal of a sport, and is supposed to have
left considerable property.
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ELKs At PORTLAND.
"Best People on Earth" Gathering for IL
Convention.

CHEST People on Earth Gathering for the
Conrention.
PORTLAND, Or, Oct. 9.-Past Exalted
Ruler e.. B. Hay of the B. P. 0. Elks,
arrived here this evening direct from
Washington City and will be the guest of
Portland Lodge of Elks, upon whose invi-
tatlon he came, for the next three days.
At the Union depot he was met by $50
Eiks, headed by Mayor George P. Frank,
who presented the distinguished visitor
with gold key and the freedom of the
city, after which he was escorted to his
hotel.
The festivities begin tomorrow morning,
to conclude at midnight Saturday, with a
long and varied programme. Every Elks
lodge in the Pacific Northwest will be
largely represented here by tomorrow
night. Walla Wala Lodge will bring with
It the famous Fourth United States Cavalry
Band: 1t may be impossible for Mr.. Hay
to visit San Francisco before being called
home.
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arthur Thornton,s Injuries.

STOCKTON, CAL, Oct. 9.-Arthur
Thornton, the wealthy farmer and poll
tician, who was hurt in runaway acci-
dent near New Hope last Monday, is still
confined to his bed. His condition has not
improved since the time he met with the
accident. The physician who is attending
him says that he has been hurt internally
and that one of his lungs is injured, but
that his injuries need not necessarily
prove fatal
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Result of a Eree Finht.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Oct 9.-Jose Reyes
was arraigned before Justice Gass to-day
on charge of assaulting Simeon Bojor-
CUES with a deadly weapon. The trouble
occurred on the night of September 30,
when Reyes invited Bojorgues and others
to the house to spend the evening. They
all became gloriously drunk, and during
the free fight that ensued Bojorgues al
leges that Reyes attacked him with a
hatchet. Reyes examination was set for
September II. Bail was fixed at $500, in
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death by wound made from pistol in
the hands of w. A. Sehorn. and that the
act was willful murder.
Sehorn is in jail and is being closely
guarded. The funeral of Mr.. Putnam oc-
Cured this afternoon under the auspices
of Laurel Lodge No. 245, F. and A. M, and
was largely attended.
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The Drayton Diyorce Case.

TRENTON, N. j., Oct. 9.-It was stated
here to-day that the divorce proceedings
brought by j. Coleman Drayton of New
York against his wife will come up in
Newark tomorrow. Counsel refuse to say
anything about the case Mr.. Drayton in
his complaint against his wife charges her
with misconduct with Harry Alsop Bur-
rowe. In counter-suit filed by Mrs.
Drayton she charges her husband with
willfully deserving her. Burrowe, the CO.
respondent in Mr.. Drayton's suit, is in the
employ of the Consolidated Traction Com
pany in Newark.
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str.ck bv a Passing Train.

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct 9.-Louis Winkel-
man of Bensonville, H., was driving across
the tracks of the Milwaukee and st. Paul
Railroad at Desplaines street here this
evening with his two sons, Frank and
George, aged and years respectively
when his rig was struck by a passing train.
The two boys were instantly killed, while
Mr.. Winkelman himself sustained serious
injuries.
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Kings Coumtu Teachers Meet.

HANFORD, CAL, Oct 9.-The teachers
institute for Kings County was called to
order at 9 O'Clock this morning at the
Christian Church. OF fifty teachers in the
county all are present. Superintendent
Graham opened with an address, after
which the regular programme occupied
the rest of the day. R. Wagner of San
francisco and Professor G. H. Keyes of
Pasadena are in attendance.
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A Chinese B,traLar.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Oct. 9.-The trial of
Jim Cheun on a charge of burglary was be-
gun before Judge Lorigan and jury this
morning. Cheun, who was employed as
cook by Judge Spencer, is accused of steal
ing $4,000 worth of diamonds from Judge
Spencer's daughter, Mrs. S. U. Hall Jr.,
and then setting fire to the residence to
hide the crime. Cheun has served term
in San Quentin. and the charge of previ-
Gus conviction will be urged against him.
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Fire at Mo,1ntafa Hie,r.

MOUNTAIN VIEW, CAL, Oct. "a
fire broke out in Mrs. Rawls' restaurant
this morning at o'clock, and before any,
thing could be done toward. checking it
half the block was ablaze. The principal
losers are J. s. Meckbe blacksmith; v.
II. Henderson, barber; J. Cronin, plumber;
Mrs. Rawls. restaurant; G. Guth, saloon,
and Mrs. Frixen, residence. Ali are IN
sured.
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FOUND GUILTY At NAPA.

MurderOHs Scissors Grinders Convicted
of Brutal assault.
NAPA, CAL, Oct 9.-Charles Kaufman
was in the Superior Court to-day found
guilty. of assault, and his partner, Richard
Feistkorn, of assault with deadly weapon
with intent to kill. Kaufman was given
ninety days in the County Jail and Feist-
korn will be sentenced to the State Prison
Friday morning.
The two men went to the ranch of An
toni Navoni, near Yountville, on August
25, and beat Navoni with rocks, almost
killing him. Part of one ear was cut off.
and he received fifteen scalp wounds. The
men are scissors-grinders and travel around
the country in wagon.
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Fire In the Cargo.

PANAMA, COLOMBIA, Oct. 9.-The Star
and Herald says: The Pacific Mall steamer
City of Panama, which arrived here yes
terday. reports that when she was between
Fonala and San Benito, fire broke out in
her hold and that before the flames were
extinguished considerable damage was
done to the cargo.
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MARRIED AT CLOVERDALE.

Miss Jessie L. Moody. Formerly of Oak
land, Hedded to Hitlian, appleton.
CLOVERDALE, CAL, Oct. 9.-William 9.
Appleton and Miss Jessie L. Moody were
united in marriage to-day at the home oi
the brides parents, DR.. and Mrs. Henry
Hubbard, on Oak Mountain, near Glover.
dale. Only the near relatives of the couple
were present to witness the pretty and
interesting ceremony.
DR.. and Mrs. Hubbard were formerly OF
Oakland, where they and their dauEhter
have many friends and acquaintances in
prominent society circles.
The groom is a son of Mrs. DR.. E. Pres
ton. the celebrated doctress, who is well
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RoY GOULD DISCHARGED.
The Courts Would Not Hold the Boy Fire.
bp0 CapGbIY GaEtLtU.

SACRAMENTO, CALL, Oct. 9.-Roy
Gould. the six-year-old frebug, who fired
two livery stables here recently, was dis
charged on writ of habeas corpus this
afternoon, Judges Johnson and Hinkson
holding him incapable of crime, not hav-
ing reached the age of discretion. The
court refused to set precedent that a
child under seven years is capable of crime,
as in the common law.
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CHINESE SENTENCED.

One to the GaIo.cs and the Other to Fife
imprisonment.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Oct. 9.-Hooey
Yen Sing and Chine Hane, two Cinnamon,
convicted two years ago of the murder OF
Lee Gong, Chinese cigar-dealer, in a
highbinder war, were brought before Jud &c
Catlin. to be sentenced, this morning.
December 81. Hoey Yen Sing is sentenced
to imprisonment for life at Folsom. The
delay in pronouncing sentence was caused
by an appeal to the Supreme Court for q
new trial, which was denied.
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Probable Murder Near Rose6uro.

ROsEBURG, Or, Oct. 9.-The partly
consumed body of Isaac Lenherr was dis
covered yesterday in the ruins of his barn,
thirty miles east of here. He is believed
barn and the fire started to hide evidence
of the crime
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Ransonviue outttno .z8rov.

MARYsyILLE, CAL, Oct. "a cutting
scrape took place last evening at the home
of William Gordett, near Hansonville, in
which Gordett received an ugly wound on
the left side, over the heart, from a knife
in the hands of his drunken son-in-law.
Joe Garcia. Although the wound is seri-
Gus one, it is not considered fatal. After
the cutting Garcia made his escape and no
trace of him has been found.
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arrested for Embezxlens ent,

GOSHEN, CAL, Oct. &c. Harold Rol-
land, organizer of the 'Order of Pente,"
was arrested at Visalla tonight on tele-
phone message from Selma, Fresno County,
charging him with embeZzlement.
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Esoaped in 1heir Nfohtclothes.

SPOKANE, WASH, Oct. "a two-story
frame building, occupied by A. D. Hughes,
was burned to the ground early this morn
their nightclothes. The loss is $500.
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NEW ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
1t HtU Connect Santa Barbara With
Beautiful 1MO1ttecito.

Beautiful Montecito.
SANTA BARBARA, Oct. 9.-Work was
commenced to-day on the new electric
street railway, the intention of the COM
pany being to first complete that portion
which will connect Santa Barbara with
Montecito by way of the cemetery.
Meantime the present railway company,
which has been industriously pushing the
extension of its lines to the Mission church
and to the Cottage hospital, is planning to
connect these two points with loop, and
is also considering the use of electric motor
power within short period.
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K.Jye, h, FoII;no Timber.

SPOKANE, WASH, Oct. 9.-John Nc
Donald, brother OF the manager of the
Frisco mine at Wallace, Idaho, was killed
yesterday afternoon by timber falling upon
him
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A Complete Wreck.

QUEBEC, oNT., Oct. 9.--The wrecking
steamer Lord Stanley has returned from
the steamer Mariposa, which is ashore at
Belle Isle, and reports that she is COM
plete wreck.
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default of which Reyes was sent to jail.
Mrs. Reyes was also badly bruised about
the head during the fight, and she has
sworn to warrant charging Bojorgues
with battery.
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PEACE oFFIoERs Arrested.
ItcO Deputy Consta6Ies at Stockton &c
Themselves Into Trouble.

STOCKTON, CAL, Oct s.-Deputy Con-
stables G. ]. Sweem and A. P. Morrill, of
the City Homestead have been getting
themselves into trouble over the arrest of
Edward Blake and companion who were
travelling through the country on foot.
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Last year it cost Great Britain no less
than f24,0l0 to combat the locust plague
of Cyprus.
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From a photograph by II. S. EiIerman.l

day by DIR. W. A. sehorn. editor of the
Willows Journal, in controversy over a
difference in their accounts.
The jury promptly returned verdict
finding that the decedent came to his
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known on the coast for the wonders she
has performed in the medical line and also
for her peculiar religious views.
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4 LADIES' GRILL ROOM
Weak Men and Women

RoULp lou & USE DAAMIANA BITrEfts pzr
strength 70 the sernsS suy; nsS.y; Gives Health and
The evening times., 1895-09-07
AN ORJECT LESSON.

That typhoid fever should break out in a
police station and within short time dis.
able several of the ''sleuths"- who are
supposed to be able to club disease into
submission on all occasions is indeed an
extraordinary occurrence, as is described
in The Times of this morning. The police
and health departments are closely asso-
ciated, but not so closely that the one may
not vigorously correct the other.
The police arm of the municipal serv-
ice viii now probably be aroused to look
more closely after the management OF
the sanitary arm, after being taught this
very practical but very disag g reea Bile
object lesson, and inquire why it is typhoid
bacteria are permitted to stalk abroad un-
checked and iutrude themselves in impu-
dent aud victorious manner into the in
nermost sanctums of official rule
While everybody VIII sympathize with
the stricken Officers, and hope that their
affliction may have no serious results,
genuine satisfaction will be felt that
very vigorous department of the city serv-
ice may be led to prick the sluggish move
ments of another department into greater
activity to look out more keenly for oppor-
tunities to fight aside the sources Of disease.
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BULL'SEYE LORE.

The fine work done by District marks
men at Sea Girt fully maintains the repu-
tation won throughout many contests and
shows that Washington sharpshooters can
give instructive points to the world at
large.
No one can be so ungracious as to
question the utility of such performances
They are fascinating in peace no matter
how important or unimportant they may
be in time of war. The keen eye and iron
nerve which are requisite to success in
contests of this character are of them
selves subjects for admiration and con-
graduation Trained To send the leaden
pellet home to q minute center third of
a mile distant from the eye, the union
of native endowment with accomplished
skill becomes marvel beyond the com-
prehension of any but those who are in
the secret of the art.
1t is natural and conmendahle that "the
boys" should be given a glittcring well
come upon their return 10 the city. Thc
red fire cannot be too lurid to- express
the warmth of popular feeling. The marks
men who SO splendidly defended the
fame of the District, as well as their as
sociates who arranged the contest, will
meet with such n reception as Washington
knows how to give to all OF its champions.
The evening times., 1895-09-07
PULL DOWN THE POLES.

There is no necessity for alarm on the,
part of residents along trolley lines outside
the boundaries of Washington. The statutes
prohibit the use of the overhead trolley with
inthe city limits only, and it would requirean
act of Congress to remove the trolley from
the District outside the city proper. First
street is the boundary line over which the
lexington trolley should not pass. 1t is
excluded by act of Congress and its main
tenancc on New York avenue is in direct
violation of that statute.
The charter of the Maryland and Washing
ton Electric Galway granted by the last
Congress fails to supulate that the over
head trolley shall not be used within the
city limits, although that provision was
inserted by this same Congress in charters
granted other corporations. Inasmuch as
the lexington trolley is practically owned
by the trolley trust, it is evident that this
omission was intentional, and that the
trust intends to use the New York avenue
overhead system for its Baltimore trains.
This premediated lawlessness is what
The Times opposes. The trolley trust
has never shown a disposition to comply
with the law. No effort is being made
to change the overhead trolley on New
York avenue for different motive sys-
TEN, and until that is done The Times will
vigorously continue its fight against
this dangerous usurpation Of public prop
erty.
Were the trolley trust compelled to change
lis motive power on New York avenue to-
morrow there would be no serious incon
venience TO Brookland and lexington pas
sengers A transfer would have to be made
al First street instead of Fifth, and the ride
on the trolley line shortened to that extent.
Under such circumstances it is infinitely
better that the trust be compelled to take
down its poles than to run the risk OF having
New York avenue made a switch yard for
freight and passenger trains from the east
10 the exclusion of vehicles and the further
Disagreement Of that beautiful thorough
fare.
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OF VALUE TO LAWYERS.

Decisions OF District Courts Codifed.
Thomas 8. CogIey, attorney at law, has
prepared and had published a careful
digest of decisions rendered by courts Of
last resort in the District of Columbia,
together with n compilation OF the laws of
Maryland, British statutes, the revised
statutes of the United States. and the
revised statutes relating to the District in
most frequent use by practitioners in Wash
ington.
This is the only digest of the District
and has the unique feature of being a
combination of statutes, reports, and rules
of court 1t makes a neat. compact volume
of 6S6 pages, and the retail price has been
fixed at S12. The work is dedicated to
John Ba rnard, who was fellow-student
with Mr. Cogley in the University of Miehi-
gan.
The laws of the District having never
been codified, Mr.. Cogley undertook the
labor of compilation at the request of a
number of prominent lawyers. 1t will
prove of incalculabie benefit To attorneys
in searching for authorities, and consu-
tutes q book of ready reference.
1t was at first intended to make digest
Of reports only, but the difficulty of pro-
curing the old laws OF Maryland, which
constitute the greater part of the laws
governing the District of Columbia, sug-
gested the idea of Incorporating such of
them as would be OF greatest value and in
most frequent demand.
The author extends his thanks to Messrs.
Edwards s Barnard, Franklin H. Mackey,
and William b. Webb for the loan OF books
used in preparing his work. The table OF
cases were prepared by bis son, Charles G.
Cogley.
The evening times., 1895-09-07

Speaker of the House. had determined to
present to Mr.. Dalzell this somewhat empty
honor in recognition OF bis brilliancy
and his thorough understanding Of the
tariff question, from q Republican stand
point, and satisfy Congressman Payne, OF
New York, who is first in line Of promotion,
with the chairmanship of another commit
tee. Senator Quay is said to be firmly de-
termined to block this purpose by warning
Mr.. Reed that IL Daizen is IN any way hon
ored, there Will be no Reed delegates from
Pennsylvania to the next National Repub-
lican Convention.
All this is absurd, because it virtually as
serts that Quay has lost his head, and L.
taking upon himself many more contracts
than any ono man can make good, and
that Reed is already trading what patron
ago he expects to have as Speaker for dele
gates who will vote for him in the national
convention. Such left-handed compliments
will not he appreciated by either Reed or
Quay.
The evening times., 1895-09-07
LOCATION OF STREET TREES.

That proposition emanating from the
office OF the District Commissioners to
plant trees within the reservations 'front.'
ing residences instead of upon the line Of
the curb meets With prompt and emphatic
popular condemnation.
Shade trees Of the streets have one dis
unct mission, and that is to keep the bum
ing rays of the sun frum sidewalks and
roadways. thus contributing TO the comfort
of pedestrians and occupants of vehicles,
and cooling the air generally not to speak
Of ornamental value.
TO transfer them to a place within the
reservations would pervert them from all
Of these uses leaving the streets bare and
destroying to great extent their ornate
features, while adding little to the COM
acknowledgements houseaolders, who, after
all, should be permitted as far as possible
to control their own front yards and beau
ify them in accordance with their in
dividual taste.
Neither grass nor flowers viii grow In
gested transfer would be to destroy not
only the artistic street alignment of the
trees which now obtains, but also the
pretty dooryards which make Washing
ton exceptional among all the cities of the
world.