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The Washington critic., 1886-10-23
FOR SALE-hOuSES,

E'OR SALE-Pure Bred Plymouth
IL Rock fowls, cock and hens, change
causes sale only: price low for such stock.
Apply to B. ii. EVANS, 1921 + st n W.
EOR SALE-Nice TwO-Story Brick
Il dwelling, rooms and bathroom; all
mod imps; on X st: price $3.50; easy terms.
TYLER ~ RUTHERFORD 1926 II st n W.
EOR SALE-Sheridan ave, Mount
Il Pleasant, new 2story frame dwelilg,
rooms; lot aGxlC0; price SO $50. TYLER &
RUTHERFORD, 1g.6 Il st n w.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-23
is THE CzAR INSANE?

Coupled with st. Petersburg dis
patch to the effect that the Car of
Russia is troubled with terrible hal
lucinations," came yesterday another
dispatch stating that he shot young
officer dead the day before under the
impression that the unfortunate man
was about TO commit a deadly assault
on himself.
This morning we are assured by a
cablegfam from Berlin that, in response
TO official inquiries by the German EN-,
bassy, the authorities Mt st, Petersburg,
as they would naturally be instructed
10 do, pronounce the story without
foundation. The question, however,
is more or less an open one.
If II be true, the man must be insane
or unbalanced by drink On no other
theory than that Of an extraordinary
mental alteration induced by some eX-
traordinary cause, is it possible to ac-
count for the terrors that are said 10
haunt him or the antics with which he.i
frightening the imperial household out
OF its wits. So far as we are advised
of the circumstances attending the
death Of the adjulant whom he shot n
his own palace, it was the act OF NAL.
man-of person unsafe to be at large
much less to be the ruler of mighty
empire.
Possibly the weight Of his autocracy
is too much for him. An absolute des.
potism, at this stage of human pro.
gress, is too heavy burden for even a
RomanoG to carry Possibly the vast
ness of the responsibilities resting On
him-insidious dangers to be guarded
against within, and momentou3 dangers
threatening from without-nly have
unsettled his mind, It can hardly be
The Washington critic., 1886-10-23
eJg-NEw ISSUE OF STOCK.
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from $50 a. m. to d30 y, IN.
Monthly Payments are SO so per share.
Pamphlets explaining the object of the Asso-
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and subscriptions received by
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
s~yss.- NOTICE OF EXTENSION OF
~ MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE.
lIIIL l,nM AII.--Iua-Nna
UIIIth OF Tbb VoNMI,sIoNtN5


or riIE DISTRICT OF COLuMBiA,
WAsuINGToS ID. c., Oct. IS. 1885.
pecming II conducive to the publis inter
csts 10 ulCn highway ftOm the intersection
~ boundary and Twenty second streets and
MHssaChusCtts avCnuc, In a ENTHUSIASTICALLY
dhCctiun tu and across Rock Creek, through
ne lands Of the heirs Of Thomas II. lovett
Evan Lyons, Gardner q. Hubbard. John W.
Thompson and others, the Commissioners Of
District Of Columbia have had said route
du NurvcyCd and plat thereof prepared
and fled In this office.
In compliance with the requi rements OF
law notice Is hereby given of tho proposed
opening of the highway as aforesaid, and all
persons who have objection to present atc
directed TO attend at the Office OF the Com
missioners at fl a. m. SATURDAY, the 9th
day of November proX., at which time the
commissioners will give hearing to all persons
In interest.
by order of the Commissioners of the Dis
tIiCt Of Columbia.
WILLIAM TfNDALL,
Gppppfury
The Washington critic., 1886-10-23

"They had a boycott at the school-house
today" said New York kid. SIS that
sof" Inquired the father. "Yes; boy caught
thunder for sassln' the teacher.n
The Washington critic., 1886-10-23
HOUSES FOR RENT.
LOANS.

In sums 10 suit at per cent.
Tho above Is only small portion OF prop.
erty on my books, For full list call at oiIico
for bulletins issued on list and 18th.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-23

JACOB SHARP, now under bail in
New York for alleged bribery, began
life us n Iaitsnan on the Hudson aud is
emphatically a sclf,made man. Self
upmade, also, as it looks just now.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-23

Real Estate Broker, 15l5 II st.
LOR SALE-A Great Bargain-the
Il well.known property formerly owned by
ex.Gov. Cooke In Georgetown, comprising
over 10000 feet OF ground, and improved by n
fine residence, in thorough condition; IL Is
offered al a very low figure. For terms, etc,
ami TO II. II. ROBERTSON, 1915 II st.
EOR SALE-Chsap-A 1O-Room s.
II story brick house, all mod imps; 90 It
front; lot running back to paved alley;
situated northwest. Address li35 n ave
w, city.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-23

The church which Mr.. AMI Mrs. Top.
moody attend is getting up an entertain
mcnt to raise needed funds, and Top
moody was on the Committee Of Arrange
ments. The committee met last night, and
when he came home Ais wife was anxious
to know what had been done.
"Well," she said, "did you DO any
thiue?"
"Oh yes, my dear, we outlined pro-
grnmme," he said, with an dir of busl-
ness.
"What's It like2"
"Well the chief feature Is to be a play"
"What play;"
"Just the thing for amateurs, my dear;
the pretty little three-act comedy, "Mar-
rlod Life.n
IA comedy, Topuoody?n
"Or course, and you are to b, Ms. SG H..
Uci Coddie, my dear.n
ono, amt, Topnoody," she said, firing
up, till her check, looked like pair of
autumn leaves. "Amatcur theatricals are
bad enough, any way you fix them, but
when the amateurs are so raw that they
call married life comedy, you may count
me out. rm professional in the married.
life business, aud think know comedy
from tragedy when the curtains up. You
hear my orchestra, Topnoody, and your
committee may scratch my name off the
list. a comedy And with my experienced
Great lIeavens!n
Topnoody went to bed without giving
further details Of the committees work.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-23
FOR RENT.--HOuSES.

TOR RENT-A 3-Story Frame House,
Il rooms. Inquire at premises zoos Goth st,
bet X and Ii W.
EOR RENT-9IO I1th st w, Near
a Smithsonian house, II rs; mo imps; a
large park; liberal terms to perm inent ten
ant. Apply to c. ID. CHURCH, 306 1ith st s W.
EOR RENT-House 10 N st II w, All
Il mod imps; in good condition. Inquire
at 81 9TH st W. FOLEY'S Auction Rooms.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-23
THE DISTRICT ESTIMATES.

1t is unfortunate that any misunder-
standing should have arisen between
Assistant Secretary Fairchild and
Comptroller Durham, upon the one
side, and the District Commissioners
on the other, in regard to the District
estimates. The less friction with
which the machinery of the Dis
trict Government is run the better
for all concerned. Still, we can
not help thinking that Mr.. Fair
child, in the Jealous pursuit of what he
believes to be for the public good,
is inclined to put too forced a con-
struction on the law, while the Com.
missioners, equally Jealous 10 the dis
charge Of their duties, feel that they
have compiled with the Law to the ex-
tent of their power and to reasonable
limit.
They should certainly not be re-
quired 10 perform impossibiites.
neither should technical demanis be
made of them, which simply prove IA
source of embarrassment anl del W
without serving any real public neocs-
sity.
1t is not 10 be questioned that they
are ready aud willing to furnish the
Treasury Department with all the in-
formation II can fairly expect TO have,
but that this can be done with anything
like the exactness of detail upon which
the Assistant Secretary seems to insist
is impracticable. The Commissioners
are not supposed TO be furnishing spcci-
fications of work to be done, but a gen
cral outline only of the improvements
for which, in their Judgment, Congress
should make appropriations.
Judge Durham is reported as saying
that the information asked for had to
be demanded last year and that the
Commissioners, then as now, were ap-
parently reluctant to give it. The
reason is obvious enough. The Com.
missioners are naturally reluctant to
specifically revise such estimates as
cannot be determined with mathcmati-
cal accuracy and Of which various con
tingencies may arise to necesstate re-
peated rcrevisions. They are also
naturally reluctant to be interfered with
in the exercise of functions with
which they are directly entrusted and
for which they are not directly re
sponsible to the Treasury Departmcnt.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-23

THE Montreal Stdr welcomes the
Prince of Wales to Australia by the
way f Canada. The Canadian Pacific
Railroad joins In the welcome.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-23
THE HONG KONG CONSULsHIP.

No Charges on File Against Colonel
Mosby or His Successor.
EDITOR CRITIC: In the issue of your
paper, dated September 10, 1886, appears an
article headed, "Worse Than Mosby," in
which the following paragraph appears:
There was recently great scandal in Hong
Kong over the case OF n man who had been
turned over to negro boarding. house mas
ter by Consul Mosby. The boarder wanted to
obtain work In Hong Kong, and tried to get
his money out of the hands of his host, but
the latter hung on to IL, and tho Consul de-
clined to interfere, claiming that he was act
ing under the laws of the United states.
When the case came into court the Chief Jus.
tice administered n severe rebuke TO Moshy
for Ills action, and did not forget to con.
denim a country which passed laws the object
of which appeared sIec ally drawn to oppress
its own sailors and depress commerce.
A copy of rnE CRITIc was sent to ex-
Consul Mosby at san francisco, from
whom information is received, that so far
as the entire article refers to him, 1t Is will
fully and unequivocally false. No such
transaction as reclted in the foregoing ey-
tract occurred during his term of Office,
and so FAR from ever having been rebuked by
the Chief Justice or any other Colonial
officer, he ereceived nothing but compliments
from either of them or the press. Copies of
the Hong Kong China MdH and the Hong
Kong Icicgrdph containing complimentary
editorials about the manner in which eX-
Consul Mosby had performed the duties of
Lis office, have becu received here aud can
be easily produced.
Upon receipt at San Francisco, CAL, of
the copy OF your paper containing the arti-
Gle to which exception Is taken, ex Cousul
Mosby addressed JmmunicatiOu to the
Department Of State, from which he has re-
ceiyed the following reply, to which atten-
tiuu is invited.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4, 1885,
Join s. liOsJy, EsQ., san Francisco, CAL:
SIR ! am in receipt Of your letter OF the
cath of September In reference to publca.
tion In Washington newspaper that charges
had been preferred against the United States
consul at Hong Kong In connection with the
shipping and discharging OF seamen, and that
you. while Consul at that place compelled u
sailor TO resort to a negro boarding. house,
where his wages were deposited, and that in
a suit by the sailor for his wages you were
rebuked by the chief Justice. The allegation
against yourself Is satisfactorily proven by
you to be untrue, and there is no foundation
known 10 the Department for the publication
referred to, as there are no such charges file
here against either Mr.. Withers or yourself.
am sir, your obedient servant,
JAMES ID. PORTER,
Acting Secretary.
AS THE CRITIC obtained the data pub
lished from aprivate letter written by a
lieutenant in the naval service, who tells
the story, it is said, as 1t was told him by a
seaman, and without waiting to investigate
its accuracy, hope you will crafty the
many friends Of eXConsul Mosby by pub
fishing this communication, and at the
same time afford him partial reparaton for
the wrong done him.
A. A, WAKEFIELD.
Alexandria, Va, Oct. o.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-23

REPRESENTATIVE STAHLNEcKER of
the Yonllers On. W district has
Clipped In 81 600 as campaign assess
meni; but so far as heard from the
friendly relations which exist between
himself and our Civil Service Reform
Administration will continue uninter-
ruplpd,
The Washington critic., 1886-10-23
LOST AND FOUND,

T OST-YOung Female Pug Dog;
IL brown, with spot of black on the back
Of her neck; answers TO the name of Pug. Re,
turn to 1907 10th st and receive reward
LNOUND-NewfOun Dog in west
II crn part of city. Owner can have same
by calling after 7:SO p. m and proving prop
erty. 22l2 Nj st n W.
CTOLEN or Strayed on the 9th, One
- light bay horse. about 15M hands high;
one black mare, about Is hands. Anyone I'M
lawfully OBTAINING the same will be prose
cnted. Address Postmaster, Highland sta
ton. B. and o. hallway.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-23
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zAENEERAN

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teachers. Tuition fees day sessions-Regular
business course one year, $40, payable SO on
entering and balance In monthly installments
of $40 each; year scholarship, In full on
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sent free on application.
HENRY G. SPENCER. Principal.
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-23

IT will be seen by the communica.
ton of A. A. Warfeld. esq, of Alex
andria in this evenings Critic, that
the alleged official misconduct of
Colonel John $. Mosby, ex-Consul to
Hong Kong, has no foundation in fact.
The article which appeared in The
CRITIC some weeks ago, rejecting upon
him and Consul Withers, proves to
have been q tissue of mislnform alton,
by which the author of the article was
probably imposed upon, as its pub.
fishers certainly were. 1t is impossi-
bic that either the Consul or ex.Consul
could be involved in any scandalous
transaction without its coming to the
knowledge Of the State Department,
and upon this point the note of As.
sistant Secretary Porter should be en-.
tircly satisfactory. The whole story,
in fact. seems to have ori isinnted In the
fancied or fabricated grievance Of
some party, too ignorant or ire.
sponsiDle to appreciate the injustice
that might thus be done to officials,
whom the records show TO have been
dHigcnt aud honest in the discharge of
their duties
The Washington critic., 1886-10-23

rsysDE. j. a. MCLEAN, Dentist, Has
ESS removed Office and residence
to 1905 J. st II w.
First-class work at moderate prices. Gold
and Amalgam filling. Artificial Crowns per.
maneatly attached to roots. Gold-lined Rub
ber plates; satisfaction guaranteed. Gentle
treatment assured,
The Washington critic., 1886-10-23

THE first number of the Daily Times,
q bright.looking, six column, onc.cent
paper, was issued at Richmond to-day.
1t is to be can organ of the conservative
elements Of all classes" and will be
conducted editorially by Mr.. Page
McCarty, gentleman well known to
the profession in Washington and Vir-
ginia. He will have the best wishes
of Thousands of friends in his new
enterprise.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Advertisements Of Thrce lanes unGtr his had
tisert6a three times for 20 cents.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-23
EuCTiOM SALES.

& BENsiNGER, Auctioncer will sell
-. at 1CO7 9TH st. n. w, on SATURDAY,
october 2S, 1886, at z p. m, large assori::
ladies' and gents gold and silver witches,
oren ard hunting cases; gold CHAINS and
necklaces, gold enrrings. Plus bracelets,
crosses, plain and set rings, locgcts, buttons,
solid silver and plated ware, mirrorS, blan-
hcts cutlery, vnlisos, books, carpenters
tools cloth and silk patterns, ladies' coats,
circulars and dolmans; gents coats, pants
and vests, dresses ovefCoats, ulsters, guns,
revolvers, clocks, Bibles, musical instruments,
albums, shawlS, typewriter, opera.glasses
and drawing Instruments. Persons holding
tickets please take notice.
II. COnEN. 1907 Seventh street.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-23
<sz@ DENTAL iNFIRNIARY

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY,
Corner Eighth and X Ets. n. W. Entrance,
929 Eighth st. n. W.
Open from to b p. IN. daily, except Sun
days. Extracting free. Filling and plate
work at cost of material Dentistry In all
branches practiced under the supervision OF
the rofessor of Operative Dentistry. Gas
administered.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-23
GENERAL AvD cRtrfCULAR.
The ballet girls no lrlshman,
fuu bet your lie she aiu't;
But an the same that girl she takes
81 Pdd.trick for her saint.

bul Hil llt NNUe lNut ElTl sNH ldkcS
-. Pdd.trIck for her saint.
Slonhirr of blacksmith correspondents,
some ot the best newspaper letters that 20
out of Washington arc written by Carpen.
ter.
Mark Twain says he seems TO have ga
vague spiritual connection with the literary
pccroge OF Scotland" spritualp Then It
must be the beerage Of Scotland. Mark has
made a mistake.
The earth had another attack Of iim-iams
yesterday, and the next blast from the
North will bring to our ears the triumphant
laugh Of Virgins.
The Mikados uncle will visit Washington
IN the course Of a week or ten days, bring
ing with him his pretty wife, the Princess
Komatsk. Yum Yum.
Editor Cutting has filed a bill for $50, 900
damages against Mexico. Mr.. Selgwlck
should be retained as plaintiffs counsel.
Life may be burden, but to most OF us
1t isn't as heavy as Il shroud.
Why didn't the people who are so anxious
to cave those Chicago Anarchists, make
some effort to save the policemen they blew
into eternity?
Rose Elizabeth, come home and all will
he furgvcn.- Post, Administ at IL organ.
Is this official? And has the approval
Of Rose Elizabeth's brothers. wife?
The Washington critic., 1886-10-23

" "ANTED-To Borrow, on Excellent
w security, S20, ,Oo0 for ten wears ut per
cent. Address T.. O., Critic oiilce.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-23

SERGEANT ID. J.. BNAfSAaD of the
Signal Corps was yesterday discharged
from Lis enlistment to accept commis.
sion as second lieutenant in the Second
Cavalry. lie is the only living person
who was with Lieutenant Lockwood
when the furthest norherly point was
reached, and was tH9 hero to whom
Major GrCely ascrihes the salvation of
his little band of explorers that did so
much to glorify the American flag, and
prove, besides, how we'll American
soldiers can patiently suffer. THE
CRITIC has urged for year aud more
the act of justice that has been so tar
dily granted, but II joins hands now
with the army and the people at large in
thanking President Cleveland for what
he has done. 1t should have been done
before. Mr.. Brainard is a native of
Western New York, and, before his
little excursion TO the Arctic, had so
distinguished himself as soldier, that
he had already been recommended for
promotion to commission. lie is a
man of fine appearance, and as modest
as he is brave.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-23
WhNTED...HOUSES.

w TAETED-Several Small Houses, in
w good condition, brick preferred, from
sl,a0 10 sl,Sto Inquire at 2308 ~ n W.
M ANTED--For Young Married
w couple. a house on Capitol I'M; rent
$50, or not TO exceed s25. Address CAPITOL,
Critic Office
The Washington critic., 1886-10-23

WTANTED-Ali Washerwomen to Use
w Hawkins Challenge Laundry Starch
Polish, For sale by all druggistS.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

N ANTED-Sccond. Band Lumber to
" build. also brick: must be cheap. Al
The Washington critic., 1886-10-23

Slcohirr tf blacksmith correspondents,
some ot the best newspaper letters that 20
out of Washington arc written by Carpen-
The Washington critic., 1886-10-23
WANTED---RCGMS.

w oa for sc"smsS sH'ndHSH and Wife FTSps %
wardrobe and closet: not TO cost over Sl2
to Sl5; bet 10Th and 1lth AMI Fand II SITS n
"; permanent If suited. Address A. NJ. O.,
Critic Office.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-15
GLORULES.

Scarlet fever at 493 University avenue.
The district court was not in session yes
terday.
The little daughter of Chief Clark is recoy-
ering slowly from her Illness.
Five deaths, three births and three mar
riages were recorded yesterday.
piphtheria was reported yesterday at cor
ner of Thomas and Western avenues.
Matthew Craig was given permit as a
house mover by Mayor Rice yesterday.
The street committee of the council holds a
meeting at the council chamber tonight.
The meeting of the Itasca club announced
for last evening was postponed for one week.
The trustees of Albert Lea college held a
brief meeting in Supl. Kiehle's Office yester-
day.
NJ. G. A. rooms last night by Capt. Ed Simon
ton was postponed until March 4.
A fancy dress masquerade carnival is an
nounced TO take place ut the Jackson street
roller skating rink Saturday, Jan. %.
Evening Star Lodge No. Is, Daughters of
Rebecca, i. o. o. f., gave a necktie party
and hop at l. o. o. f. Amusement hail last
evening.
A permit was issued yesterday TO Anton
Larson for a one-story frame dwelling on Case
street, between Arkwright and Desoto streets
TO cost 5000.
A member of Truck No. 2 of the fire de-
partment lost his badge on Wednesday night
The finder will confer favor by leaving il at
fire headquarters.
The Mile Laos Lumber company has COM
menced suit against William Stoddart, 20
recover $500 for entering upon the plaintiffs
land and cutting timber.
A great deal OF money is pouring into the
Golfers of the city treasury from the saloon
men. who are paying up their licenses. The
time expires the 10th of the month.
The laying of the big stones for the fouuda-
tion of the Robert street bridge. near the gov
eminent building goes right along, notwith-
standing it is the month of January.
Nothing has yet been heard from the Kelly
extradition case, the record of which was
sent to Washington several weeks ago by
United States Commissioner Spencer.
The seven long haired Sutherland sisters
wi give reception TO ladies at the Seventh
street museum Saturday afternoon. Next
week Chang, the Chinese giant, will be the at
traction.
The directors of the st. Paul National bank
yesterday afternoon elected Peter Berkey
president c. w. Griggs vice president, i. W.
Anderson cashier and A. c. Anderson assist
ant cashier for the ensuing year.
The grand jury held a session yesterday
forenoon and adjourned about noon till Sat
urday. 1t is reported that the dentist cues
ton of Illegal practice came before the Jury,
pht that nothing was done in regard to it,
A glandered horse was found hitched TO a
lamp post on Minnesota street yesterday and
wss turned over TO the health officer who
hao the animal shot. The horse was supposed