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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT
Sic 21st. Tor, ami, f.ssO
1924 s NV, Or. emf. f.I5
Cor Wash & Canal,
Georgetown $50
26lS X. Or fat. ami. I. As
2Jo4 Pa ave, Tor, ami. IS
14O 22d. Tor K st. :. 80
1877 23d. Or. ami. 80
261s X. Or a. ami. f.20
Ar q. ami. 261s K NV. 20
Stable, ) stalls, carriage
HUGH +. H.
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FOX shHSssE !fis 81 snd T. Els St
IN +, a rooms. s. 3 500 eaeH SoUfi,Ei$r. LOU
Isl and 1873 Pierce s. j. H. fo 10 and ~ T.
s4os st. b. m j. s2I and 800 D st. n,
zoos st, H. 5r.: $50 sessii st. ii. Sr 5000
l2l9i222 Madison ~ sr st. IN n; Or, -, 900
Isl 81 and AS Ridge $. s ,os ~; ,S; b; e.: 500
houses on Sherman lTt'; 1877 and I lst9 %,
1922 sad st., r.. ar NA st. h. 81: Il. 900
s9s and Sos al .oo h'P so szf vi 4 500
sls Marion alley. w ~ ~ ,is Il tss St, 's'
-, -, 10. 49, ,ooo fh rooms. S,SD0
90 H. and 4as 5. s0'' 81 h. and s44 st. eoo
sley,f b s0ensi 500 so list st, b., sr $50 $50
iiS' tG g. i each a''h s.. 500 and eth o
: \. 6 each. 600 n each '.' ~. 800
ny "a at Of once Me- P oS su.s
oc20 T E. wAGGAMAN.
FOR SAIE-wELL BUILT WE'LL ARRANGED
o neM house Tss rooms; bath pantry and large
on near n g. ave- and
S2i2 NJ =; NV lot is It; in. BY loo It to
30 S0v IT. aiisy There no better opportunity to
eaa Key next door. 22lo. II. L. RUST.
624 18th ST. NV. ocistf
FOR sAI.E-LooK AT THIS cARErULLY-loo2
hard wood hot water heat; every convenience /:
not built by contract. but by days labor Its
i ro.ms pr %A1SS 1akes this very desirable
oc12Im JOHN o. JOHNSON & CO.. Git st.
FOR SALE-NEw HOUSES: BARGAINS; EASY
terms; 6l5 to 623 9Th Of. and csc @ St a. e !:
and I rooms; back building; cellar; long yard;
I RagsisSn &c Inquire OWNER 1909 St NV
FOR SALE-434. 43e 4TH ST y. 1.-TWO PAR
ticularly handsome solidly built T-room bay win.
dow pressed bricks: 10 feet front: built with eT.
ira care: all modern improvements; abundant
closet room: bright. dry. coy. convenient; terms
easy. Inquire Of owner. WILLIAM MAYSE SIC
9th st. NV. scl3-2m
FOR sALE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PUR-
chase nrst-cass property In fine localities in the
beautifully finished houses at the cor. Of 18Th and
p-, SITS nv; containing O. s and Tor. and bath
bs sisss, $500 S: Too9 $500 and $4,000 Two
store room: $1,000 and 81 200 Also two very One
houses on .. side of st. near 18th: A. deep;
cellar sSs ssss ar y fronts lor
are exceptionally well built, contain all modern
conveniences; and handsomely decorated:
gas lighting and tine granoithic sidewalks In
spect them at once. as they can be purchased
TSm s sGS to 90 500 less than ,hs regular prices
se2-3m OWNER Room S. 1901 Penn. ave
FOR sALE-TwO BROWN sToNE AND PRESSED
brick houses; 10 rooms. beautiful cabinet mantels
with elaborate plate glass trimmings: parlors
ana, reception ball finished n Moorish design:
speaking tubes. electric gas lighting. large yard
steam heat and granoithic sidewalks. Very de.
men: Fashionable neiGhborhood west Of 18th st.
se2-Sm OWNER Room s. 1901 Penn. ave
FOR sALE-NEw EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. WITH
cellar. all mod. tmps. 1906 30th ct. NV: two
blocks from two lines Of cars Apply to Ed J.
HANNAH. 81 11th 81. NV. aus-tf
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FOR SALE = HANDSOME NEW THREE sTORY
room. and hass roon: al i'i i.ss:, s:s;
carefully built under our personal supervisors
WA % TYLER SSlHEHse@D' ,S W : e
pressed brick house; newly papered; ss.5eo-sioo
cash. so a month only one left
oc2O Cor 18th snd sts. NORTHEAST.
FOR sALE-NEw 5-RoOM BRICK, WITH FIVE
iots good nod. well Of Wa,er barn shicken house.
ton for low price Of sisoo; small payment lent
dSWn; balance SIS per month. Also 800 other
on most favorable terms sOt sens for s
ana map sent free. JAMES Z. CLEMENIS 1921
and attractive houses in a nne location north
west; IA rooms; nicely finished; improved heating;
to the W.
.ss,. % '''' VIZ 4: SAUNDERS 7,sz :, CO.
FOR sALE-sOME VERY NICE LITTLE SIX AND
500 cash. balance VIZ r. T. 'se Rsbf Ss's
FOR SALE 32s SPRUCE ST LIE DROIT PARK.
g 9, rooms and bath. brick. bay;windSw dwelling;
Sss}Ss on easy terms sie f aasS * NV.
FOR sAL hEgaa,
$50 CASH.
$40 month N The ds:r'G:
proit pa Wis PTiss only Mr. 1890 SS% u,rsrox
oc-21-8t 1907 Pa. and 9Th and La. ave.
FOR sAkElsos ST. Ne ONE OF THOSE
this one: rooTs: lot l7xoo to l2-ft. alley;
$4,OO0-$SO0 cash. balance monthly.
FRANK L. HANCOCK & CO..
oc20 Cor 18th and SITS. NORTHEAST.
FOR SALE-A HANDSOME NEW BRICK: 8
tiled bath room; enameled tubs; open plumbing
cabinet mantels; electric bells and lighting
handsomely decorated south front; wide park
Ing On st.; price. $500: $500 cash, bal
OcIt-tf W. l. HOPKINS. 1910 G st.
FOR SALE-1117 18TH ST. Ne: PRESSED
brick house: south front: lot 2Ox9s to alley; s
rooms: newly finished; $4.G00-$20O cash. bal-
FRANK L. HANCOCK & CO..
oo2O Cor. 18th aud G SITS. NORTHEAST.
FOR SALE-1129 Q ST. NE: NICE HOUSE FOR
coiored people; $i50o-$i0o cash and 50 4 month:
new Broom house. water. gas. sewer being laid
FRANK L. HANCOCK L CO..
Office open till s pm.
oc20 Cor. 18th and SITS. NORTHEAST
FOR sALE-1222 LINDEN ST.; GROOM. PRESS
ed brick all mod imps; lot 16x1s to i2-ft al
ley; $3OOO-$3O cash and $25 month including
interest: newly papered Keys at
FRANK l.. HANCOCK & CO.
oc2O Cor. 18th and sts. NORTHEAST.
FOR SALE-I304 @ ST. NE: NEW GROOM.
pressed brick stylish finish reception hall, large
tes; ali mod 't tmps s. sEsss0 cash. SO "
month, ten notes year; see this house and you
FRANK L. HANCOCK & co.
oc0 Cor. 18th and q SITS NORTHEAST.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
3O4 c ut NV. IT,. CTS
Ia ID ST ne. Tor. . m 1875. 30
314 Pa ave NV. 10rkbath45
6-.3 4th st ne. Sr. . m L 30
1877 I'D NV. Sr. . miT. 80
14;}1 NJ ave nv.T...26 50
l429 n J ave nv. Or. .2o.5 so
947 18th nv. Or. M - $3.50
~! Z st NV. 7r...-......25
1888 Lewis st ne. sd d. %
23C4 " u nv. Or, ami. .25
Ills Y nv. Or. . mi 30
lS2 Emerson ut ne.
Or and o m l. ........1S. sc
Oc2O SWORMSTEDT
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGElOwNER OF VERY
desirable lot on Kenesaw east Of 18th st.
NV. Will exchange the same two
houses In the Northwest and pay about 81 900 In
cash. Apply at odice for further particulars.
oc25-2t DAVID d. STONE, 500 st. NV.
FOR SALE-OR TRADE-2 BEAUTIFUL LOTS,
corner Kentucky and Lincoln Park; 3
houses can be built the lots. CHAS. A.
SHIELDS 1405 Ut. nv. Oc2S-St
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J. T. WALKER SONS. 2o4 10TH ST. NV
Building Papers. Noth-proOf Goods. Fire gr K.
Clay and Tile Asbestos. Flue Lining. Pulp slate.
&c. aDlt
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R ! ave bet 18th ct and
Conn ave. $40
II st bet 10Th and goth
|; Ibetistn i 18TH ,ssis3. 81
se cor 21st Z r stsS 60. 81
!, De Sales Il bet 18th st
and Conn ave. $50
!. 18th Ut bet Z and L
'l7th st fts Fsf So. ...:.i5o
} Dupont circle BET n
H ave and P st. ....... $50
J / st bet 10th and 2lst
= :' -. bet ;aii., j 8ad.: Is! iss
Goth ct bet o 4 p ats. 80
!, 2lst ct bet Q and r SITS. 15Q
l21st and o SITS. .135
} Jefferson place bet
Conn sv and 18th st. lbs
} Hillysr place bet Conn
ave and 21st ct. 1873 "a
} De sales OF bet 17th Of
and Conn ave. ........125
!, '2lst st bet J. and Q sts. 100
Jefferson pl bet Conn
7 ave and 18th st. ......125
l2ist st bet r and ! SITS. LBS
N Of bet 18th and Conn
} / 9Th 81 near Mass ave. .155
ii st bet 18th and cOth
!, 1sts bet + and U...iIatG
X st bet 18th ana 14th. 100
} r Ut bot nth / 18th. g. 80
Florida Az mr. Mas ~ 81 80
} ] bet 10th and 21st sts. 80
} 23d 1t cor L st. ...........1U
} Q bet 14th and 18th SITS so
ATS.
Jopcord" Of 7 rooms and
andsomeiy furnished. $3.50
ORE.
oMs.
{ 1914 H, heat and ess. cas-
Several rooms In Ro ,ss
ev. bet LIST. ID. 3 and
Gsss NV. each .....1S25
IBLE.
(, L and NJ SITS. 80
10th and 21st streets. rs
OBTAINED AT OUB Of
APPLY TO
HILL L JOHNSTON.
1903 Psnna. ave.
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so 14yh ne. Or, ami $50
1905 VI ave NV. 6r.....11
10lS 18th ne. sr. ami. 1915
1S3S-4S Lewis ct ne. ar
and sm i.-...-......15. 80
$50 9th st Sc. 5r......1o.30
klO3 y 81 NV. 6r... IL
l2H4 wylis ne. 5r. 10. Sd
1928 wyl;e 1t ne, 5r.. 10. so
900 18th 81 ne. Or. e. 10. so
10lg 18th ct Sc, u. 10. 30
6l0 Browns ct se. 5r. 10
~ n ct De. Or. 81
1892 London pl Sc, $3.50
SIP Green's alley, Ar. -
& BRADLEY, 921 r It.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE NEW HOUSE;
rooms and bath; pressb brick and brownstone
front; all mod. imp; in vicinity OF Dupont Cir
Gle: low price; $500; cheap at $500: lot
1880 to 10-foot alley. Apply CHARLES EARLY,
Gus 14th st. NV Oc2U-1m
FOR SALE-1335 10TH ST. NV; 2-STORY
brick; rooms and bath; stable in rear: lot
23x120 to alley; price, 81 900; half cash, balance
on easy terms. Call at 934 9th st. NV .oc2G3t'
FOR SAI.E-BY AUGUST DONATH, Gil 7TH ST.
1927 Corcoran St; 10 rooms. Sc, 900
1aSs sth st. NV; 10 rooms. ........... 1900
d129 81 st. NV: rooms. ............... 4. GOD
204 9th st. me-. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
40 Elm St.; rooms. Observation-Disclosures. $500
oc23-Sm
For SALE-BY OwNER-A NEW SIX-ROOM
house; mi; 1928 Emerson st. ne; So, $50; s25
cash; SIS per month. Also fine 7-room dwell
ing on 18th st. Fl st. at bargain; easy
terms. THOS. ]. CLARK, SOS 18th st. n.e.26-3ts
FOR SALE
Don't wait longer thinking to secure a bigger
bargain than this:
brick house. rooms good location: 716 L
st. Sc: only few steps from cable cars;
price. only 81 500. Apply to
oc26-3t WELLER REPETTI, 400 Pa. ave. sc.
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FOR SALE 900 BELOW VALUE
Valuable property
On 14th st. n. Y. ave.
AAiee .$Zc,OOO
Terms. "a, 900 cash. Balance favorable to buyer
Present improvements will carry Investment
E. c. BAUMGRAS,
Phone 7s9. toc26 1421 G ST., main floor
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fOis RENI-22O6 Y ST.; ROOMS. RECEPTION
hall; modern conveniences; tastefully papered; In
every way modern home; one square from cars;
$5S. SEMMEs * BROADBENT, 6O2 st.ocl8.1m
FOR RENT-17SS CORcORAN ST.. sR.. $50. 90
2SoS y ST NV. rooms. 80. 90
Also two 1O-room houses, same neighborhood $50
and $3.50.
l2l3 and l21o st. Sc, rooms. .......... SIS
Also Halls over 626 La. ave. near all car lines:
size. 20x70.
sEMAiES & BRoADBENT.
se2-2m coz st.
FOR RENT-NEw HOUSE SIS 9Th ST Ne: 9
rooms. bath. pante. back building. cellar: pa
pered; rent. 1870. Inquire 1909 st. n o. I'm
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UNDERWRITERS.

AUGUSTUS BURGDORF
FURNISHING UNDEHTAKER AND EMRALMER
1894 NEW YORK AVE NV.
Telephone. 295. se23-tr
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e26-3ts

Mass ave. 18th and P
n = !: bet I7sh .nd ISL, Se'
n ct mr. Conn ave. AIS. 81
18th st near Scott Cir
Z bot I7th 1 18th. .. .s73
18th st hetK and L SITS 800
u bet 14th Z 18th 800
Conn ave bet II and n
sts- 200
Conn ave bet NJ and y
Z st bet 18th and 18Th
sts. with stable. .2Q1. 81
Z Of bet l4th and VT
n Il ave bet II and Du-
pont Circle =. .-....2JO
n st bet 18th st and
lafayette square. 1850
Conn ave bet N and
Dupont Circle. $50
N st bet 14th and 18th
sL< . -.~-~D
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In sums to suit. at lowest rates. on approved
ja9 i4o6 q st NV
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-A SD wASHBURN GUITAR, GOOD
as new, for SIS. HENRY WHITE 935 + st.
oc26-3t
FOR SALE-MAHOGANY CHEVAL GLASS OAK
dining table. oak china closet bookcase fold
ing sofa bed: several California blankets: cheap
oc26-3t.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE : HANDSOME NEW THREE STORY
brick dwelling. 1915 18th ct. n.w.; thirteen
rooms and bath room: all latest improvement
and nrst-class IN every respect; house open fos
Inspection. For further particulars and prizes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-26

FOR SALOON ST. NV, IN VERY DESIRA-
BILE location. Groom and cellar bay-window
brick house, with brown-stone steps and trim
mings; every modern convenience: heated by
furnace: concreted cellar; deep lot to wide paved
arey: can sell for oniv short time at only
$1,000. SMITH & FAIRMAN, 81 11th st.n.w
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TOR RENT-oNE OF THOSE HANDSOME NEW
sisht-room houses, with bath, corner Sth and
East Capitol sts.: all 1Oiaru improvements and
conveniences; elegantly tilted out: $35 per
month Inquire AT Office OF FRANK T. BROWN
ING. 4I6 5th St NV ociesr,
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PERSONAL.

While he was in Philadelphia this week, where
he gave readings from his stories, the Rev. Edward
Everett Hale paid a long visit Of inspection to the
nreSs' ~ nstrnction and showed lively interest
in them ALL after which he met great BODY OF the
students In the auditorium ana mace an aodress.
Few things are too Insignificant to engage the
attention Of the German Emperor. He recently
decided that the gavotte lancier should be known
in the future the court-dance In his capital.
rather than the 'quadrille la cour, which has long
had that distinction. The revival OF this Empire
dance is due to the petition OF the Association OF
German Dancing Masters
The youngest drummer boy is claimed by Chicago
IN the person of PM Sheridan Catlin eight years
old He marched in the parade at the funeral Of
Mayor Harrison. and performed the duties OF
drummer during the entire course OF the procession.
His great great grandfather served In Con-
neccut battery during the Revolution; his great.
rrandfather went from New-York State to the
;b Va NJ Wa e er at
age Of twelve as drummer boy IN Wisconsin
regiment
August triniberg the scandinavian author. has
decided to give up his northern home and take up
his permanent residence in Berlin He went to Vienna
few weeks ago to superintend the production OF one
NJ his plays Copies OF his work, The Confession
81 n Fool" were seized recently by the Berlin
police. as the book was displeasng to the censor
ihsen suffered in the same way IN the German
conItaI few years ago, although his plays are now
great attractions In the Berlin theatres
Ex-Mayor Thomas. Of Portland. Me-. celebrated
his ninetieth birthday last week He IS still hale
and vigorous and attends actively to his duties az
president OF the Canal National Bank. General
Henry O. Thomas United states Army. and Will
lam w Thomas ir, United States Minister 70
Sweden and Norway. are his sons.
The Emperor Of China. European papers say, be-
came slightly Ill recently and summoned -FOUR mem.
bors Of the Imperial Academy for Physicians to
his bedside Their diagnosis and treatment were
60 displeasing to His Majesty that he decided -
cut their salaries from the civil list for a year.
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as an immense am0inf Of unnecessary paper
work and rel tape is added To garrison anu
field duty. that IL Is not strange that faln'-
hearted and indolcpt officers are sometimes Ill
cncd TO shirk active duty. This can be done
whenever political influence IL aVniiapie ior
securing special details for light work. One OF
the bestknovn regiments in me ARMY Is INC
LIST Cavalry. OF which nearly all .'hc Objects
have been constantly employed in acfive ser
vice from The British To the Mexican pord'r-
One Of them. however, Captain Iu'nefly, HIS
recently secured from the Cleveland Auilihis-
tration through political influence an appoint
mcnt in the University Of Vermont. single
detail would excite no comment. Dnt 'he r'cor"S
show that nearly one-half OF MS Time Sih'" h'
entered the Army has been occupei III specH"
service Of this kind, while his companions nave
been with their regiment and enduring Ill inc
hartlships of Il soldiers life in garrison dn'y
and in Indian campaigning. There are Few
officers who invariably take advantage OF po-
litical pulls " in order TO escape the heat ana
burden Of the day.
Ills undoubtedly true that promotions in the
Army. instead Of being regulated by me lehg'h
OF service and unrcmitting fidelity III the us
charge Of duty. are Influenced almost wholly d!
political considerations We may refer. for "x-
ample TO one of the recent appointments under
the Cleveland Administration: that or captain
Hail. Of the 9TH Cavalry. who has been pro-
NOTED 10 the position Of assistant adjuian'-
general with the rank of major. lie Is gal
liant soldier but there are two hundred DINER
officers who have been rs long in IN" service
as he has been and have equally mcrited pro-
notion Why WAS he preferred? For no other
reason in the world than political Influence
He Is the son-inaw of one Of the Democratic
Senators from Kentucky. and has received his
promotion in consequence Of that relationship.
Many similar illustrations Of political patronage
in military promotions might be added.
There Is, in fact, so much favoriism III 'he
Army that Woodworking. trustworthy officers
cannot be blamed for being discontcnfed mt
times with their profession. When promotions
and agreeable details for duty in colleges fall
TO those who can draw the longest bow In
Washington the morale of the Army is seri-
ously impaired Every incentive Is offered To
political wrc-pullins Honest ana arduohs ser
vice in the Western posts Is unrccognizcd ana
rnrewarlcd. There is altogether too much poll
tics in the administration of the Army.
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posed yearly return Of 81, 1oo,0ooOoo at an aver
age Of 3 per cent, II third should belons W
the class having incomes exceeding S3,'oo each'
the amount would be about SIOO,ooo.ooV "A '"N
OF per cent on that amount would yield Only
sl4. 0OO.OOO not much more than enough 10
maintain the army OF new officials which woiid
he required to collect such u tax.
Without straining the argument, 1t may easily
be seen that there is much room to douDt
whether such tax as the one proposed "o"iu
yield enough TO make it fairly prohtaoie. IL
the marty in power were to propose such taxes
as were enforced during and Immediately after
the War. they would need for their Justification
a like impcrativc necessity. But when it is con-
sdercd that the country already raises the reve-
nue. required, through officials already in the
service, and in the main by compelling Foreign
ers who sell in this market to contribute to the
Treasury it is tolerably obvious that the SUD
stitution Of an income tax will naturally DC
prcferrcd only by Democratic Free Traders.
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ACADEMY OF MUSfC-2-5-In Old Kentucky
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES-9 q. m TO r. m'-TA
hibton
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Baucis. On
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A Temperance Town Coo
IRVING PLACE TIiEATRE-o-S 15-Our wives.
ROSTER 4 BIAL'S-2-s-K0h-i-noor.
LENOX LYCEUM-2 p. m. TO 10 80 D. m-Canoy EA'
position. 49,,
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-9 O. m.-Ilorsc snow
MANHATTAN o.30-Foo:bal.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN-Exh'bition'
NIBLOS-2-S 1J-Olaf.
PALMER'S THEATRES Ij-l49o
STANDARD THEATRES :30-Charleys Aunt.
sTAE THEATRES drip Van Wrinkle.
TONY Observation-Disclosures
14TH STREET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Georgia.
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Politics IN THE ARMY.

TIE disturbances on the Mexican border will
involve the concentration Of considerable force
Of the Regular Army for the prevention of viola
tons of the neutrality laws. Police duty Of this
kind. while less exciting than Indian campaign
Ing, is equally arluous. For months it will be
necessary for many troops of cavalry to guard
the RIO Grande for long distances on each side
Of I'll Paso 1t Is a service which requires unre-
hitting vigilance and is attended with much
hardship. The bulk Of the American Army il
constantly employed in active military opera
lions. either Oh the Mexican border or on the
edges OF Indian reservations. Nothing could
be further from the truth than the popular as
sumption that army service in the West Is n
vain prctcncc and that an expensive military
establishment is maintained without adequate
returns In labors performed and dangers In
CURED. There Is no military force In Europe
which does anything like as much hard work
as the efficient and faithful American Army.
The West Point graduate. who Is assigned to
his first duty II, a Western garrison enters
upon career that may not be brilliant, but
Will inevitably be laborious
The service Ii In fact SO arduous, especially
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New9lcrk pniln Gribm,re
POUNDED BIZ HORACE GREELEY
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1893.
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEJCS THIS MORNING.

Eoreirn Admiral Mello has proclaimed
Count deus eldest son as Emperor Of Brazil.
- Many vessel: were wrecked or disabled
I'm a gale off the E"g'is:. Coast. - The Brit
ish miners strike was settled at the confer
ence of which Lord Rosebery was chairman;
the men return to work at the old wages; a
Board OF Cancellation will be appointed -
Prince Alexander Of Battenterg. formerly
Prince of Bulgaria is dead. - Ex-Prenier
Crisp saws the Franco Russian entente COM
promises the peace Of Europe.
Domestic President Cleveland and Secretary
Gresham await news from Hawaii with great
anxiety; they are said TO be alarme1 by the
probability that the Provisional Government
will only yield to force. - Prominent Re-
publicans gave a banquet In Boston to the
working leaders Of the party in Massachusetts.
-: Governor Flower addressed commun'ca-
tons to legal officials and others In Albany
and Kings County in regard TO the Graves
end outrages - Vigorous measures nave
been taken to nd Chicago Of criminals.
City and SuburbaD.--The General Term OF the
Supreme Court reversed the decision Of the trial
term in the suit Of William r. Ladaw against
Russell Sage. - The Supreme Court, Gen.
eral Term. has ordered that Charles II. Gardner.
former agent Of the Parkhurst Society. be set
which convicted him Of blackmail. - Men
engaged for service on Ell Cid dstrusted the
Brazilian Government and would not join until
their pay was guaranteed by Charles r. Flint &
Co. - Serious charges were made by Wit
nesses against J. X. Brockway In the Elmira
Reformatory investigation - The magnif-
cent success of the Horse Show was continued.
80 Stocks somewhat more active, but the
increase In business was entirely In Reading,
which fell over per cent on free selling, chiefly
for the long account Final changes were d.
vidcd. but the declines were more important
than the advances. and The closing not
strong. although at slight recoveries. Money on
cali, TO IL. per cent.
The Weather.-Forccast for to-day: Generally
fair: decidedly colder by night Temperature
yesterday: Highest, SO degrees; lowest. 80;
average. l4A.