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The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
WHERE TIE LETTERS ARE.
Tho Peculiar Manner of Taking Care oi
the Mail I'm South Amorica.

The Peculiar Manner OF Taking Care OF
the Mail I'm South Anorica.
There has been O great deal OF trouble and
delay with the mails between this country and
South American countries, and Colonel Bell,
Superintendent Of Foreign Mails, has been
bard at work trying to reach the cause OF the
difficulty.
A letter received from G. NJ Sclbert Charge
d'AiTaires ad interim, dated at Santiago,
Chill, July II, depicts peculiar condition OF
affairs. Mail leaving here April II reached
Buenos Ayres May 20, and thence transmitted
overland. reached Santiago July ], seventy
five days from Washington Several bags,
which left here earlier, are showed under in
the mountains and are expected when thaw
opens the pass. Mail via San francisco was
received IN siXty-one days and via England
IN sixty-siX days.
Mr. Sebert continues: IL may be interest
ing to the Department to know the fate of five
bags of correspondence which left Valparaiso
for Central and North America January 80,
1887, just at the breaking out OF cholera IN
Santiago, and did not reach their destinations
From the "Cous,iar Correspondence" pub
shed in the "Diario Official" of the 18th in
slant, eighteen months after the occurrence,
It appears that the authorities at Panama de-
clned to receive the mail bags, and that the
steamer Cordelia took them to Aca1utla, sal
yodor. There tho postmaster after being lin-
successful to have them re-embarked upon one
| solemnly 'buried them in the bottom OF the
sea,n and sin the presence of many wit
nesses.n
| The Postmaster at Acaiutla In his commu-
nication to the Postal agent of Chill, at Pan
anna after stating that he had received the
five bags and had attempted to place them on
some one OF the steamers bound north hut
each had refused TO take them, because they
had come from the cholera district, says !:
III then realized the fact that had taken II
serious responsibility upon my shoulders,
and desiring to meet that responsibility, took
the precaution to order that correspondence
to be sunk to the bottom of the sea IN the pre-
sence of many persons in this port. This
measure seemed TO me to be the most suitable,
because, IL had endeavored TO fumigate it, |
should not have been able to do so without
exposing the correspondence to violation
since It was not addressed to this country ana
| all the Republic might have become the vic
tim of that scourge TO mankind. Before taxi
ing this measure, considered that the CORE
spondence might be replaced, but that the
victims Of the disease, if 1t broke out, could
never be replaced"
Ilow's that for Civil Service Reform
postmaster
In the meantime between the snow in the
mountains and the deep blue sea, the mails In
South America are having pretty hard row
to hoe,
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
WASHINGTON CRITIC.
CITY SPECIALS.
nront nnrrnlns In Dress Goods

Messrs. w. D. clark & Co. successors to
Trunnel " Clark, at S11 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, have placed ON their counters "a
suparb DISPLAY ot elegant and fashionable com
hinatiou suits far below their actual cost, IN
order to close them out These are all IN dress
patterns or suits, with elegant and iasmonQoio
trimmings to match They also haze on their
counters an excellent line of Gilbcrts suitings,
81 In width, pm stripes. The former price OF
these desirable and fashionable fabrics was
si % pcr yard. The price placed ON them now
is only go cents. These bargains alone are
enough to draw an immense throng of customers
next week to this reliable and woll-kuown rep
rosentative dry-guods establishments Ladies;
20 early next week and inspect these special
articles named in this notice, and Vt the same
time you wilt find an unusually Well selected
stock in other lines OF drygoOds, TO which your
attention is especially called.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
They Had Their Brenkfa4s.

At the Union Depot this morning a man
and his wife, in travelling costume, who had
evidently come from distance, sat down in
the ladies' waiting room and prepared their
breakfast with an alcohol lamp. The couple
carried several baskets well supplied with
provisions, and In short time, by working
energetlcally together, a bountiful rcpast was
made ready, consisting of beefsteak, fried po-
tatoes aud coffee. Everybody IN the depot
locked with wonder on the operation but the
husband and wife wera as unconcemed as
they would have been in a kitchen.-- Albany
Iournal
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
WEST WASHINGTON.
Railway Connections Discussed

At last nights meeting of the George
town CiHZenS' Association, Mr. John leetch,
chairman of the committee on railroads, sun
mittcd letter FROM superintendent carter
OF the Pennsylvania ltailroad, asking for
a conference regarding the proposed OK
tension of tho AlcXandra ~ F1cdcricks-
burg Railroad along the line of the old
canal TO the south end of the Free Bridge
The railroad committee Will meet him
ON Monday. The proposition of tho Rich
mOnd d5 Danvlllc Road to run an extension
from Falls Church to Georgetown, II was
decided should be discussed by state Senator
Hcaton at the next meeting OF the Asso-
ciation The proper committees were In
structed to see tho Commissioners in the
interests of Georgetown regarding street
improvements and fire plugs. Tha PROPOSE
ton to divide the money left by Won Essen,
among all the schools of the District, in
stead of the Georgetown schools, was uni
versally condemned.
Notes About Town.
Josephine Harper, a colDrcd girl, fifteen
years of age, a lOdgcr at the stationhOusc,
asked TO DO sent TO the worlShouse, this
morning and her request was complied
with to-day.
Temperature and condition of water at
a. III. Grcat Falls, temperature, 60: con
dltion, SO; receiving reservoir, temperature,
63 condition at north connection, SO con
dltion at south connection. 90 distributing
reservoir, temperature, 81 condition at
iniihent gatc-hOusc, SO; condition at efIlu-
ent gate house, So
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
EFFlE ELLSLER

Increasing B. and L. Freight Facilities.
The Baltimore and Potomac road has begun
the erection of new brick freight house at
the corner of Sixth street and Virginia avenue
southwest. The company has also begun
work on passenger and freight-car shop on
their property between South Capitol and II
streets. 70 meet the increase in freight the
company is laying a mile of side track at Ben
nings for the temporary accommodation of
their freight cars
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
A Grnmonbone ExhibItion.

An exhibition of Prof. Emile Bcrlincr's
gramophune was given before the Tcchni-
cal Society at Grand Army Hall last night.
The Professor explained that tho principal
difference between The glaphOphOne and Tho
gramophonc Is that sonn1 waves by means
of the latter are etched on n flat meta
disc, while by the former incy arc rcCC dcd
on wax cylinder. Another difference is
that the graphOphonc rcprOduoas sount
only by the use of ear tubcs, while the
glamOphOno r2produccs II for an entire
aud enCc.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
Low Rates 70 Riohmond, Va.

For the accommodation of those desiring to
attend the Virginia Agricultural, Mechanical
aud Tobacco Exposition at Richmond, Va,
excursihg tickets from Washington at a single
fare for the round trip, viz; S3S5. Tickets
will be sold every day until November 81,
good 20 return until Noyembr &C. Trains
leave sixth street station at 500 and 1857 Il.
nj. daily and sos p IN. daily except Sunday.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
The washington Monument Elevator.

The elevator I'm the Washington Monu-
ment will be In running order In about a
week 1t will be run daily from a. IN. to
IL m. and l p m. 10 p M. from March
to November From November TO March
the tme of stopping win be . 80 y. m. IT
viii occasionally bc run upon moonlight
nights and Sundays for the benefit of those
WHO cannot 1T the monument at any
other ainr. The shaft Is provided with
sevcnly electric lamps and will be amply
lighted
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
OUR MOTTO
NO MONOPOLY NO EXToRTIoN !

Good goods and keeping faith with the public
always produce generous results. our record
Is that of progressive HARDWARE HOUSE
In preparing for the cold weather there are nu-
udtcd household, such as Coal lIods, Ash slit
ors Tabe cutlery, Carpet stretchers, Hammers,
'racks. step Ladders &C., sc. We have them
I'm endless variety ana at prices that will as
tonish YOU Goods delivered the world over
CHAs. r. CARrBR Il Co.,
Telephone call-61 COG Pa. ave. n. W.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
Woodward & Lotf1rop'S
COLUMN.

We ask your inspection of our Fancy
Embroidery Department. Twas never
SO we'll prepared to meet your wants.
We shall have more to say about IT the
next few days. Meanwhile, drop in and
see the new goods. Location is now on
second floor, front.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
EFFIE ELLsLER
precision AFFECTING JUNK Dealers.

II was decided IN the Police Court yes
terisy afternoon that junk dealers who
Inirc hase their goods here Were liable under
Tho law ana should have a license. II
siOds were purchased IN other c!iics and
hon hclc, the business OF buying and selling
wa really dOuB ln tho District and should
bO regulated By the laws Of the District
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
ONLY BRING 1T OUT.
Cigarettes DO Not Necessarily Make
NInn Drink whisky.

Cigarettes DO Not Necessarily Make "a
Man Drink whisky.
" You were perfectly sober when L
met you yesterday afternoon" observed
South street clerk to "A friend, yet
half an hour later you were as drunk
as an assemblyman at a chowder party"
d" How do you know 1 was sober ?"
Know itP Didn't you light Gig
arctic in u gale of wind AS easily us an
lrishman lights pipe on freight car ?"
- | merely asked to satisfy myself that
/ really was sober. 1t was that cigar
cite that made me drunk-not lighting,
but smoking il. 1t isn't the first time
it's done so, either, and | wish some orc
would tell me what the reason for it is
When l met you | had had one whisky
cocktail just before lunch and pony of
brandy after lunch. Then J. went back
to my desk and worked until o'clock.
When | left the office ] had small
drink of whisky and seltzcr and two
Manhattan cocktails. That was all, and
YOU know / was sober when you saw me-
| didn't take q drink after that. When
/ lighted that cigarette / didn't even
feel the liquor l had drunk. Inside of
five minutes | began to feel eXhilarated.
Five minutes later ! grew little dizzy,
and in a quarter of an hour or there
ahouts | was too tipsy to walk straight.
The cigarette did not make me sick; it
only made me drunk"
Does it ever make you drunk when
you have not had anything to drink ?'
mo. Sometimes, though, in the
morning, it cXhlaratCs me like II cup OF
strong coffee and makes me Il triIlc ncr-
Nous, but it never makes me drunk, and
that effect always passes away in few
minutes
. Perhaps it is the peculiar brand OF
cigarettes you smoke ?"
=" Not at all. / have tried every
brand from domestic 80 imported and
from Cuban to Turkish. l have always
noticed this same effect | know OF
several others who have felt the SAME
way, so il is not popularity Of mine
II only occurs after smoking cigarettes
thOuuh -
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
JUDGE NOT.
The srlritnnllstIc Opening.

The Splrituallss of Washington win com
mCncO their regular lectures for the season
at Seventh ard Il StIceiS, northwest, tO-mOr-
Iow. MI q. H. Blocks, an imprOmptu
speaker, who g 'es psychOmctrIcal dellnea-
lions of character, taking sub jccts from tho
audience, IS 10 be tho speaker for the two
ensuing months
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
Housclscepers

will find II TO their advantage TO examine the
stock of Furniture, Carpets and stoves that Is
offered for the next thirty days at 20 per cent
below regular prices at the Mammoth install
ment House Of John Ruddcn, $50 and 032 Sew
enth street northwest. All on small weekly or
monthly payments TO suit purchasers. This ex.
cCllent opportunity is seldom offered to buyers
ON the nstalment plan.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06

Chr Xander's, OO0 seventh street northwest.
The most complete Liquor House and stock in
the city. Fine Old Whiskles of lS0S-'7O etc. a
speciality and alwaysG n hand. Direct impOrta
tions Of Fenerheerd Bros, and NJ Misa's fine
Shtrres and Ports Ayala & Co., Chateau day
Champagnes, Cruise Il Fills Freres Clarets.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
nBuek" Taylor Not Married.

boy king known As Buckn Taylor, Of
the Buffalo 1871 Wild west show, denies
that be- was married 10 a Baltimore lady
soon after lssylng this city lately ard
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
EFFIE ELLSLER
JUDGE NOT.

THERE NEED BE no second consideration OF
your money well spent. when you buy your
clothing from the manufacturers. See our
cutaway suits at Sl5.
EIsENiAN Bros. 7th & e,
Reliable Clothiers.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06

Fresh Alderney butter. churned every morn
ing and delivered in Il Ii Ward" prints, 40c:
per 10. Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk sc. per qt. Cream 15c.pcr Ut.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
Battle Of shiloh.

There WIN be "a special lecture al the
PanOrama Baile " Shiloh, sunday, Oct
z, az 2 80 and 30 p. M. by Mr G. VI.
Healer
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
For washington Dressed beef
1t is the Hest,

go 10 John X. Kelly, stalls @ IS, 629 and $50
Centre Market and 206 and Dos Northern Lib
erty. Corned beef a speciality.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06

OUR OLD PATRONS pleased and new ones
Astonished as our immense stock Of clothing.
Gee our Fall OyercOats. SO
kIsEMAN Bios, 7th & T.,
Manufacturing ClOthierg aud 1ailOrs.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
FALL OyEncoArs Elseman Bros. 7th & E

Mails now leave London daily direct for
Copstantinope by tile new international rail-
way route from Paris to that city,
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JUDGE NOT
National IIemocratIc Committe

The Aatioual Democratic Committee VIII
hold a full meeting next Wednesday morning
at II o'clock, IN New York, at the political
headquarters TIE object of the meeting Is
not generally known. but Il is believed that
something very important is on foot
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06

Lithograph Check Books made to order.
Handsome designs. KERvAND, 1912 Pennsyl-
yania avenue.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06

Ladies' Royal Kid Button, Common Sense
and Opera Toe with Patent.Leather Tips, S3 30.
GARTRELL's, 900 Seventh street.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
nAIdernev DAIRY Waronsn -

Monograms and address dies stamped IN
coors at low figures. KERvAND's, 1912 Penn
sylvania avenue.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
NEW FLANNELs AND BLANKETS.
SEATON PERRY,
Successor to Perry s. Bro

Successor to Perry 81 Bro.)
GENUINE ENFIELD WHITE AND SCARLET
SHAKER FLANNELS, BOTH PLAIN AND
TWLLLEp, RANGING FROM doc. TO ST 90
BALLARDyALE ALL WOOL DoMEr AND
81 SILK ~, WARP FLANNELs, RANGING FROM
NEW PLAID STRIPED AND PLAIN sAxoNY
FLANNELS AT 3719 AND SOC.
NEW PRINTED FRENCH FLANNELS IN
| CHOICE PATTERNS At 65C.
NEW DESIGNS IN EMBROIDERED FLAN-
NELs; FROM sI:ooTo $500 PER YARD
WITH RoROERS FOR BALAIoRAL SKiRTS.
STRICTLY ALL WOOL BLANKETS, ALL
SIZES RANGING FROM $500 TO $500 PER
NEW CALIFORNIA. MINNESOTA AND
WHITNEY =. BLANKETS, ALL SIZES, AT Low.
coMPLETE STOCK ALL WOOL CRIB
NOVELTIES IN CoLoRED VIENNA BLANK
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF WHITE AND
GRAY BLANKETS, RANGING FROM $500
NEW VGGHINrZ AND sATTEEN BED COM
| FOkTS, RANGING FROM 81 .25 no $500.
o.. NEW Jew AfRsEILLES QUILTS FROM 200 TO
SPECIAL OFFERINGS" OF 100 "BERK.
SHIRE GHoCHET QUILTS, FULL SIZE, AT
Fght LINES OF gLEAoHEp AND BROWN
| IhISH AND GERMAN TABLE LINENS, RANG.
| ING FROM 40C. TO 50 80 PER YARD.
| JOHN $. BROWN y SONS IRISH LINEN
| DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS, WITH NAPKINS
| TO MATCH
| NEW GERMAN AND IRISH LINEN DAMAsK
! NAPKINS AND DOYLIES, FROM 81 90 TO
| 500 90 PER DOZEN.
! IRISH AND GERMAN buck AND DAMAsK
| LINEN TOWELS, FROM Sl50 TO $500 PER
! DOZEN,
| BELGIAN BID LINENS. ALL WIDTHS.
81 TABLE CANTON FLANNEL AT 75C.
| AND S1.O0.
EXPLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES.
SEAToN PERRY,
| Perry Building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner
Nlnth street. Esiabllshed lAln
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06

Visiting Cards neatly engraved from your
plates at rs cents per hundred. KERyASD 1912
Pennsylvania avenue
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06

Ask for II. schlitz's Milwaukee Lager Beer
For sale by all leading houses.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06
Fine Wines and Liquors.

WEATHER STRIP for doors and windows Cam
paign Torches. l.. II. HOPKINS, o39 L st W.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06

Tng oPESiNG Of Professor Marni's Academy
II unayoidably postponed TIL Saturday, tie
18th
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06

coats. Eiseman Bros, 7th aud Y.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-06

Is Your Property Insured
Ifnot, consult GUnLEY Bros, 1910 + st. n W.
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The House committee on apprOpriatiOns to-day
resolved to report bill appropriating $500, 900
to meet DEFICIENCIES in the appropriation for the
payment OF Army pensions during the remainder
OF the present fiscal year. The appropriation is
proposed TO be made as an original item, the COM
the Commissioner OF Pensions that q suff1cient
sum TO supply the deficit be transferred to the
credit OF the appropriation for Army pensions
from the appropriation for Mexican war pensions.
where he says It Is not needed
NOTES
Senators Allison, Cameron and Butler, who were
OF secretary Whttney's party that visited Luray,
nave returned and were In their seats to-day.
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NINE. AprL1sA PArr1 N1coL1s1
SAYS OF THE REcANIER PREPARATIONS

CRAIGY Nos CASTLE, Oct. 13
must repeat once more my belief that there rssrer
has been thing equalled merit to the Recamisr
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shall never any other 1t far surpasses all Toilet
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for am convinced your Recamier Preparations are
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HAVE You A SKIN HuMoR,
IF so CURE IT WITH CUTICURA.

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GEORGE EAST, Macon, Mich
For the last year have Mad q species of itching
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Keely Motors and Others.

Prof. r. H. Thurston in the May Forum
The modern history of the steam-eng1ne has been
also the history OF continually repeated attempts
to supersede 1t by other forms OF motor usually
by other forms OF heat engine. These attempts
have, as q rule, involved the use OF some other
fluid than water as the motive substance and the
transformation Of heat into mechanical energy by
what were supposed to be other processes than
that illustrated In the operation OF the steam en-
CINE. Before the establishment OF the modern
theory OF thermO-dy namics, the nature OF heat as
energy not being understood and the laws of
transformation OF energy not being known, such
efforts were countenanced and often earnestly en-
cOuraged by scientific men; but to-day no one
having the slightest claim TO SCIENTIFIC knowledge
or authority looks for any great gain by substitu.
ton Of one working substance Tor another. The
number OF ignorant, self-deceived or swindling
promoters OF such schemes does not, however, APP
pear to be diminishing. On the contrary, 1t Is the
experience OF the writer that they are rather be-
coming more numerous than ever. The stock
argument used by this class OF Self-styled in
ventorS now is: scientific men have been de-
In matter In regard TO which they SO positive
as in this. They cannot certainly affirm the DOS
sibilty Of further advance In the efficiency OF mo-
tors and 1t il not impossible that the claims made
for this, the Keely, or other beclOuded scheme
may be based upon natural law" For ruch adVO.
Gates, the next step, the affirmation that pOss-
bility Is here 1dentical with q reasonable proba-
bility is easy, and many really good business
man, moved by no better evidence than this has
risked and lost thousands OF dollars One such
doubtful invention" In regard 70 which the
ands OF dollars from the evolves" and no one
knows how much from the ''lambs" OF Wall
street; and there Is good reason to believe that
for several Quietly sscng sanSuns but S
norant capitalists, but very possibly still more
seriously. Its advocates have even claimed that
they have received millions OF dollars In exchange
for their fabulous assurances OF untold wealth 20
come.
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DIRE.

GROWN. Wednesday. May q. 1883, at IL noon,
MYRTLE youngest daughter Of JaInes L. and Mar n.
Crown. aged two years
Notice of funeral hereafter.
FORREST Wednesday. Nay q. 1858. nj Ga m,
JOHN W. FORREST, beloved son OF julia and tlls
late W. Forrest, aged thirtyei Year, and nina
months
Funeral will take place from HIS mothers residence
l2O street southeast Friday, May AZ. O'Clock ~
M Relatives and friends respectfully invited "a
attend 90
GREER. Departed this life on "Wednesday morning.
years.
Funeral Thursday. May 10. ct 3 y. ~ from her late
residence. 2402 street northwest
McELFREsH May g. isss; at 3 80 am. Of pneu-
monia, GEORGE y. MoEIFkEsH. youngest sou II
Lllzabcth NJ and the late George y McEfresh. the
twenty eighth year Of his ace
Funeral from his mothers residence glg L street.
northwest. on friday at 5 y. m. 2.
LIPPERT. on Tuesday, May 8. 1sss. ut 2 O'Clock
pert, aged seventy years.
Funeral will take place his late residence De-
tween sixth and seventh and aud streets north
east, on Thursday, May III. at 5 O'Clock pm. Rela-
uves and friends respectfully invited 70 attend s
Mrs. A. kOSs RAY.
Funeral from 81 Johns church. Friday. May IL. a
1890.