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Mrs. Cleveland's Reception.
PHILADELPHIAN's VIEW or II.

To the Editor of TIE EVENING STAR:
l, too. stood in that crowd with the Boston
lady on that beautiful day waiting to see that
''vision Of loveliness," the first lady of the
land. /, too, endured the pushing, had elbows
thrust in my eyes. and pushed myself with all
the vigor of my womanhood; think myself any
thing but fool; leave that for others to con-
slider; but think that all Americans should love
to see the ruler Of sixty millions and his fair
wife. irrespective of party, and certainly they
have been ever gracions and courteous to the
general public, from the highest to the lowest;
all have been received with kindliest greetings
As for the fair lady of the White House-did I
see herr Indeed I did! looked into her
glorious eyes; saw her lovely form robed in
white, and if heaven is as fair az the White
House and its surroundings let me 60 to
Heaven" for as certain all there would want
to stay in, and none ever got out, and hope it
will be as crowded as the reception was, and as
hope to see my own again, and certainly
want to find them there. Alas. for the lady
from Boston who did not see the vision. She
can tell her cultured sisters that somewhere in
poetry are these lines, and applicable to the
fair lady there:
That a sweeter fsirer woman never breathed
Than my son Johns wife, Elizabeth
PHILADELPHIAN
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The Asonies Of Lambaso.

York, writes-
IL gives me great pleasure 70 add my testimony
"a favor OF your valuable plasters. Last October
nAa very severe attack Of Lumbago,and suffered
Untold agony; could not turn In bed or get In any
posauon without Assistance. and with pains almost
unbcArable. he folks sueecssed AIicocK'e Pow~
oSs rLAsTxk& Az soon . possible had one sp-
pneo 70 ne small q my back, and 70 my great
sorpnse experienced almost instant rsiief:
Sonnnaed wearing it until entirely cured, and am
nsppy 70 sey has have NOT had ne sjtghtsst
Xmpsoms o. LumoaGo slnce They are wonder
Iel ana valuable plAster for LumbaGo, and take
"oSn pAsasurs IN recounending thsm."
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3a17-eo&ds
BOWLING. 1actioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UEIMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON THE COR
NER OF ELEVENTH AND STREETS NORTH
WEST, AND ON THE NORTH SIDE OF II. BE-
TWWEEM TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS
Under and By virtue Of certain deeds of trust -
corded respectively. IN IAber f0ls, folio 174 Ixber
1871 folio az, Laber 1908 folio As aud Iiber 1874
folio S98 OF the land records Of the district Of Coum
bta the undersigned trustees win sell II public suc-
SSn u fTonf n ne RFesss on THE
:: :, rouE 3 o ~ &c ioowns real estate
md being LOT four 90 and the west twelve d2l feet
paytdsons subdviston Of lots in square three hun
drcd End forty-one CAD; also lot lettered sDn ia
Cuahtpgs Of lots IN the same square the
above lots being improved by two small frame DWELL
ing.houses. being premises f007 and zoos street
ION TIE SANE DAY, 1t HAIr-pAsr FOUR
OCLOCk n. we win sell q pubic sucton in front
Of the premises the west thfrty-six (3l feet III s
inches By depth Of seventy Ave (7o) feet Of lot two
"a IN square three hundred and forty three (343l
Terms OF sale One third cAah and the balance ia one
and two years for which the notes Of the or
Purc1nsers must be eyen. bearing interest from the
d.E q ssle and secured By dssd q trust the prop
oo'd 0r 81 Ss,n q he 3ptiop q the pnrch.e
S Ss e ss s11s the tsms sse not cmp viii IN Ter
and cost Of the defaultnG purchaser An convcysnc-
xDWxSib J sTEfi s@zdKx, rru.s.a
rREDEsIcx a Moau5inEfEs, i T ssssss nv.
S11-o8o lzl0 street n ~
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPosAIs FOR APPARATUS AND CHEMICALS
II FOR LABORATORY. DEPARTMENT OF AGkI-
AsHIseroS, d; c. january 10, lssa.-
until TWO O'CLOCK r. AZ, ON x2pNfspfY' ian.
UAki THIRTY, lsss, for furnishing the above
named SUPPLIES for the fiscal year ending June 30,
1850 All necessary information for bidders k1Il
furnished application 20 the Chemist Depart
rent- All bids should he addressed 10 the Conmis-
sioner of Agriculture Washington. ID. C aud marked
"a l II Tor Chemical Supplies. NORMAN y
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GE0 ". sTICKNEY, AnctioassE. $50 FM
TRQsTEEg SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
f fHf22fk& s1 0M 9HnIDAN AVENUE bARkY

By virtue n : deed Of tzust 10 a rsooasd IN rbsr
o. IL 4SgS solie liz e -. one q ths hnd record
Iss Sc S. :ssSs: s sss5SSS 3 81 81
%cl6DcK f tSs fello.tng 6sscE!bsd psqperty =
ts1SStsy.i e. g e -. .F. $3.50 O .pds u g
,fssas 3 -: o. . - - ssaanss ID -
s; ,2sssn 90 -: ss;S.s, $50: Ss III 9
e s:sss u ~ - = =: 8 s - s
sss..s- lk1 z2lsl 49,
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TURKISH CARPETS, RUGS AND PORTfERE6.
The oriental Carpet Company. of No. Cedar street.
New York, have received orders from Smyrna, Asia
Minor to close ont, without limit reserve, the
tire stock of Oriental Carpets Rugs Porteres &C. &C.
which will be exhibition at my new art rooms tn
and Pennsylvania avenue, on Monday and Tuesday,
January 21st and 22d, 1889.
The sale to take place on WEDNESDAY. THURS
DAY AND FRIDAY, JANUARY TwENTY-THIRD,
TWENTY-FOURTH and TwENTY-FIFTH, at
ELVEN A. NJ. and THREE p. n. each day The col
lection embraces some Fifty large carpets of finest text
ure and colors, together with . choice line of the
smaller rugs. both modern and antique.
THOMAS BOWLING.
ja17-5t Auctioneer
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Boodleism in Philadelphia.

COUNCIL
The committee Of the Philadelphia select
council which was appointed to investigate the
charges Of bribery in connection with the pass
age Of the Northern elevated railroad ordi-
nance unlimited it, formal report to the coun-
Gil yesterday. They determined that Mr.. Dell
Nobhs, e1..president Of the Corn Exchange
OF the council, In the interest Of the elevated
bill, and recommended that the evidence in the
case against Mr.. Noblit be sent TO the district
attorney for him to take such sction in the
premises a. may be possible under the laws TO
secure the trial of M. Noblit for bribery
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Written for THs EvBxrxo srAa
INDIAN HORSEllANSHlP.
Elders Who Fearlessly Gallop Down
Steep Descents.

Al INCIDENT or TIE SIOUX REBELLIoN--wHI
cAyALrxxN CANNOT RIDE AT SPEED powH HILL
FAULTS or THE CAVALRY sAppLE-How IN
DrAss MOUNT AND AIDA NEW YoRxxl on
HORSEBACK.
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MEDICAL, &c.

NTEsMERIsM USED AS A HEALING AGENTwTTH
M marvellous success by Prof. CARPENTER; also
Instructions given IN Psctcal Psychology. ct Sig e
81. Nv. Hours from III a m 70 p. m hlS-0t
ID The Oldest Established and Only Reiisbls I>asss
Can be consulted dsy, 4es ct. between ~ nd Oh
ton strictly CONFIDENTIAL separate rooms for lsdis
Office always open Ss5-3ws
MME; DE foREsT. LoN0-EsTABiisHED AND
At her residence POI Il 81 nv. Once hour fromf
70 81. M with Ladies' only. Ils-7m'
TT HAS MEYER BEEN coNrRApIcTED THAI
consult Dr. aslS sos s
aass Or snss f + -
T AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
Dr. wsoS c ss1 Pae sss should and M
and 18th sts ne. Ladies only. Remedy. IS. n247ws
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
VII cure any csse Of persoa. aebii,rs ana s.a y
Male q female ssor TO the whole
" Red Gross Diamond Brand. ORIGINAL best only
genuine and relisbls III for ssls Never fat. Ash for
boxes, sealed with blue ribbon AZ Drusrists sscspt
no other An pills in psstebosrd boIes, pink wrap
ior rsr,sSI.Is and SEEifI fos sa L Al =
letter, BY return mail 10000 testimoniAis fro@
s VINO 't CHi S;fd 'sf sa a co.
d2e-s6w52t Madison So. PhiiA-. h
ID FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERS, 8o6 ST
HI appeared before and made oath that he IL
the oldest Established Expert Specialist IN this city,
n ~ a fn1s u AZ Ss s q
ton and advice free at any hour Of the day. Sub
scribed and sworn before by DIR. BROTHERS.
SAMUEL G. MILLS. Notary Public, In and for ths
District Of Columbia. this third day Of July. lssA
d27-lms
ne MOTIFS FRENCH PowpERs ARE THs
II carlE DIV for all blond "A mir
throat Dasa skin troubles urinary dlseAsss cured
in forty eight hours. Price, % per box
DR.. DODD's NERv1NE No 2 permanently cures
natural weakness, loss vitality debility TO-
&C. Price, u. Sent scaled by mail For sale at
5y3l sTANDIFoRDs, cor 9th and u ne.
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THIS AFTERNOON

9 ALE OF CONDEMNED PROPERTY-u CoAsT
y and Geodetic Survey 0fice. Washington, Jan. IA,
1SS9-There will be sold at the Office of the u s. Coast
and Geodetic Survey. New Jersey avenue Sc Cafi-
toi Hill, on WEDNEsDAY THE TwENTY-THIRD
DAY OF JANUARY, 1889, commencing at TIN
O'CLOCK NJ; sundry unservieeable articles Of GOV,
to 1900 fsthonls) clocks, tents. camp equipments
carpets, furniture, lumber. junk, &C., &C. Terms u
sale 70 the HIGHEST bidder Tor cash. +. II. THORN,
Superintendent 1t
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3s17-5t Auctioneer,
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF "THE SUNDAY HERALD,
NEWSPAPER. PRESSES. IL PEI &C

NEWSPAPER PRESSES, IL Pc, &C.
By yirture Of two certain deeds Of trust duly re-
1920 folio l54 ct Of the land records Of the Dis
secured thereby, l. as trustee, will sell on FRIDAY
Wo Pan H. OF On az Ro
10th street northwest the personal properly and eff
fects mentioned in schedule II n. b. No 1. and
schedule g" n attached to said deeds of trust and
given at time Of sale; One Double,cylinder Hoe
leys Rollers and Roller Mouids thereunto belonging,
pounds Of Nonpariel Minion, Agate, and Plea Type
seyentyfve fonts of Display Type, Electro Head
and three sub heads five Lead and two Column Rules
twelve Composing Stands and 81 Pair Cases
belonging, three Display Type Cabinets, two Compos
ing Stones. Proof Press one Galley Rack one Emp
one water Cooler s1 Stoves, Ten Desks and Tables.
twelve Chairs Book Case Iron Safe one Letter
Press and miscellaneous Library of Books of Refer
and also the good will Of said newspaper with the ex
the Sunday Herald and weeily National Inteiisencer
started in isSe and has been In aesiVs opsration
since that time being still published and of the
best Sunday papers in the District. 1t edited by
the late n BurEitt upto the date Of his death
newspaper. Out Of the purchase money will be paid
two IN Mo nGtss BY prior deed of
Terms: One-haif cash: balance in nix sud twelve
months notes to bear interest Mt per per annum
and to be satisfactorily indorsed and secured by
trust on the property sold or all cash at the option
Of sale ConveyancinR he at purchasers cost Terms
to be fully complied with in ten days. otherwise the
trustee reserves the right TO resell at the risk and
OF the defsltlng purchaser after I'VE days public
ial4-d JOSHUA o. STANTON. Trustee.
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.UNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

III DAscos husboActfc.
sAtE f SE SFSY ya AZ gRaST OF
kafPs Fl 5 NsSA Asb Sb S6ES
on -EIIHER SIDE OF MassAcRUs ST RS
As6 6HTt "a ACRE. AfR eS9 fIt hhNs
k tTtNtS I21 MIN The LINES OF SAID
Under and by virtue of the power vested in us the I'M
dersigned by deed recorded in Lber I226 folio 382
in front Of the residence. on the TWENTY forRTa
DAY OF JANUARY. 1859. at FOUR O'CLOCK 7. NJ
District Columbia now called Noranst1 ne. formerly
l Known and distnenished as part Of tract q
iton 70 the Rock Dahbston aud described as fol-
lows low , Bssin ,s FOR the same at an oak
tract formerly helongiIg g Richard, Parrotl
sha ndyt 70 Bes5 Msska aud rnnns
iS feet Vide thence Nth the meand 81 aa sad road
@ Is sS snos soas 50 s
grees east east, perehes; thence cas-, . perches I;
west corner q land formerly seoEgins TO SeSoias
south psrchss to the ' nertheasi f seines Sf
said land formerly farrOta sf'eTwaras Mackalls
81 hna soass IN ans line
Romuns Riggs e Robert Barnard BY deed dated 2eth
asa, and also private road or way az laid out and
confirmed by the Circuit Court on the petition Of
parcel Of land and being The same properly Conveyed
by Nm w9odyard trustee, to Richard $ + cissell.
n e. L. 3d. folio 345 one of the land records of the
District of Columbia Massachusetts avenue il now
, Terms Of sale-one third Of the purchase money TO
years the deferred the notes Of the
purchaser bearing interest at the rate Of per cent
seI.i snnusy said notes e Dc secured By deed q
trust 70 us on the property cold all
$500 will be required when bid is accepted IL the
terms Of sale not complied with days after
day of sale the undersigned the right TO resell
at the risk and cost of the defaung purchaser after
such notice as they may deem proper
RICHARD II. GOLDSBOROUGH1
Office 1903 Penn ave-, r.
ISAAC N. JACKSON, Irustees.
sa1E-dtS ot md
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PROFESSIONAL.

NJ LIFE All business conndentisi. LADIES and rsn-
temen 30 cents each 40s st.. between eth and 9TH
sts. nv. se24-1ews
DROP. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED Cf-AfR-
With second sight and veil Every hidden mystery ~
yesled kecovers lost or stolen proIerty flnds hd-
den treasures. Gives lucky numhers Causes speedy
marriages. BRINGS separated toeether; Giyes snccss
IN business Removes all family troubles and evil m
tuences. Cures sickness IL disappointed by efforts
Of Others Judge not all alike. the Professor can con-
vince the most skeptical stransen from other cities
will save time and disappointment by calling the
only genuine csiryoysnt IN this city, - be succeeds
where all Others fall and advertises only what be
DO sittines, Soc lfe-reading by mall reoe1pt q
81. Name, lock Of hsar, date Vt barth HoQu 10
Open sundays from 70 SPIN
d29-tolfes l21 9th gl nv.
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GHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF
" LAND AT BRIGHTWoOD, IN DISTRICT OF
SS ooLLpnMB IA TksoNSTiN1 On PINEY BRANCH

By virtue of q decree OF the supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia passed in equity cause No.
!V4Sl, Moses ct nj. vs.. Unknown Heirs Of Lizzie Nj
Adams deceased, ct al the undersigned Trustee will
on FRIDAY, the TWkNTY-f1fTh DAY OF JAN
UAkY. D. 1889. at HALF-PAsT THREE O'CLOCK
mlses az the estate night. title and interest. legal
and equitable. Of the parties 10 said canse. and Of
winch said Lizzie NJ Adams died seized aud possessed
IN and TO the following tract Of land:
Beginning At stone in the south line Of 14fh street
ROAD NJ the northeast of Nichols land thence
with said road north 5 degrees east 40 feet TO T.
Stonee thence north Asa degrees east 81 40 feet
thence north 4gf degrees east 52 feet 10 E. Moses
lot thence south s24 degrees east So 40 feet TO the
south "a degrees west sos so feet 10 c. g. stones lot
thence with said lot north S9IS degrees west @ feet
to the line Of said Nichols land thence with aid line
north II degrees west 1874 10 the beenuinc con-
tanning 3:Zi acres of land. and improved by a frame
stable and also brick dwelling erected partly on the
accveoescroed land and partly the land OF James
T. Noses: but only so much Of ssid brick dwelling
VII be sold As Is situated npon the abovedescribed
apq The property Will sold subject to the undivided
with interest nom June 1. 1855.
Terms q sale: &i00o cash. balance in and two
years with interest at per cent; the purchaser
ave ms notes Tor the deferred payments secured by
the retention OF the title TO the property until paid or
I'll cash on day Of sale raticafiou thereof by the
court ~ the option Of the purchaser
plat q the property can be until the day Of
sale
ESQ down at time Of sale
EUGENE CARUsI, Trustee.
4S8 Louisiana avenue northwest.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co. Aucfs. 5s1 -dtds
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DoSr Tnurr WuH Yous En-

Affords you the opportunity 70 have your eyes q.
suained free Of charge. and n required have such
rect every optical dsfscf no matter how sss1ingU
niust.ssd cssaIoeue containing useful hfnn rss,rs
ing the csxs of our eyes free 70 any aAdraD upsa -
p2tcanon
dl5-am ar LEwExBERc. r. D. Maasua
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE pAys
VHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.


RECEIVERS, SALE OF HORSES, CABS. corpr.
ANp MEBsTfK WAGONS sPkiNkI.f.Rssf, CAM
AND WAGON HARNESS, &C, Sc
Columbia, PASSED in equity cause No n soa sra nv
write OF certain deed q assisnent the undergrad
TWO 1883. q TLN O'CLOCK A ii. at the ssaslsl q
John hite No 22l street northwest the follow
60 Horses, Cabs ooupe. 2 Lsndaus, . Bus,-ie.
Low Bed Wagons. &c, &C
Terms At sale.
en7... f fSs5S ! sfHFfHhhhtSakesD' Receivers
FI'HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
kxECUToRs, SALE OF vALuAnrr IMPROVED
hfNp 1nIN nj M on RIAL ESTATE IN The
BY virtne Of authority in me vested I'm and pnaer thu
lat VII or .es,amen, q v. W W Mood OF reSord in
ioer ~ at pages 3g. &c, Of the record Of wills in
MIpNEspAY The si%HR fs DAY OF Va. ghS en-
eemises Se ~ for sa = 9Shoc in pps q The
ssae 3; sSe 70, n square IS fronting The north
northwest, containing 42i9 sauaIs feel Of rronnd'
ON TIE SAME DAY AT HALF-PAsf THREE
PAS 25s147, to a thirty-foot alley. IMPROVED by
shreestory frame dwelling With back building and
good brick stable on rear Of LOT, being No. 1907 K
Terms Of sale: one-third i'm cash: the resdue in
date of sale which notes duly secured on the re,
ses sold shall be given, with interest st six per ce-
sncps and recording to De al par Il cost S
posit OF Sloo viii be required the unimproved
the terms Of sale be not compiled with in ten DAYS
after sale resale may be had the risk and cost II
some newspaper published in the city Washington
3a2-dts THos. n. WOOD. Executor
sVTHE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED. IN
sSnasse91snee % the rain. until TUESDAY JANUARY
IMENlh-IWO. 1889, same hour and place. By order
tal7.dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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4S8 Louisiana avenue northwest.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 co. Aucfs jsIl dds.


4AkCE>AS In BALL -OE nORSLA CAHkIA0EA,
HARNESS, &C.
D5sfrictd Columbia passed in equity. in cause No.
llz5l, we viii sell at public auction on SATURDAY,
the TMENIisSIx1HDAroF JANUARY A. ID. 1850
q TWELVE O'CLOCK n, In front Of the stables q
Qicott Co. in Chain House alley, between 18th and
personal properly and partnership eerts Of the ola
nrm OF vlcott Co. consstinx Of ak horses ave car.
raees, three bugE1ee surzy two sleiRhs, lot al
harneen biankets whips, robea, livery cosfa 10 For
further PARTICULAR inquire Of the undersigned. The
Rropsr en- bs ,nspsctsd ON the prsmsss On any day
FILLMORE BEAIL.
.,xa cHAfzHs I Hsn g q A''''
THREE FINE DUHpINo LON on TMENTI5
AND STREETS E0RzHEElT. -
Or MEDHESDAY Af1knNoQM yAMuAHr
:, ~ - fSt = a az S. S ~ =: . :SbAss
81. IS 50 J: = sss q ~ sc s i a = e ess
g 3 ~ Z; ;:s e IN. &C., s.:s :.
3ssss; 6asrt>ara 81 ha1s,ss n sussuasv,ysuA
notee - - G1vu1 ~ defesod pnEUa11l krlEng -
eeu{ lnls1y p9y1hle semi. 1niliz6, - . nSSsnSs1
- g ~ e p<sfssY s 81, g e e. e go
sss ~ s s 80, sss Ssas ~sss & - 2
- 10 =. ": 3 -. .: =: 8: - y:S
~. DpHcA1oE -
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ISAAC n. JACKSON, Tru
3a15-dts Cor 18th st aud 0his ave
THOMAS E. wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auct.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FRONTING ON L STREET.
BETMEEN 19THAND 10Th STREETS NORTH
On MONDAY, JANUARY TwENTY-FIRsT, at
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, I will offer for
sale, In front of the premises, lot in square AZ
improved BY two small frame houses, numbered 1918
and 1928 l. street.
Terms day Of sale.
jal6-4t THOMAS T. wAGGAMAN. Auct
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nUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneera
'kUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE UNfMPROvFY
REAL ESTATE ON FOURTEENTH STREET
EArENDED AND SPRING STREET NORTH

BY virtue Of deed OF trust dated November 10Th
1853 and duly recorded in liber l34S folio 356 kc
one OF the land records Of the District of Columbia
and at the request of the party secured thereby will
sell q pubic auction in front Of the THURS
lSS9. AZ HALf-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. the
toow1ng real estste IN the county Of Washington Dis
on the north side Spring street at the point Of
with l4th ST. extended. being known lots one two
three, twenty-five, Twenty-Five and twenty four and
parts OF lots four to inclusive Except lots
merry part OF the Holnead estate, pheasant Plansn
toneers.
Terms: One-third cash: balance in one and two
years IN equal payments, with interest at per cent
py deed OF trust on the property deposit Of
De required on each parcel the day the
terms OF sale are not complied with in days from
day OF sale the property will be resod the r1sk and
cost OF defauitng party after Ave days public notice
tngton, ID. y,
Ia
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Written for The EVENING STAR.
ETIQUETTE AND MANNERS.
What to Do and What Not to Do II
Polite Society.

MRS. sHERwooD's CORRESPONDENCE COLUMN
EVENING DRESS FOR YOUNG LADIES, WIDOWS
AND wRDDINos-THE PROPER THING AT DIN
NER PARTY-How TO GET INTO SOCIETY,
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l,HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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CHANGE NEEDED.
But Il this position Of the army saddle and
this cruel "cinching" Of the girth be faulty
for riding on the level how manifestly do thew
double the danger Of rapid riding down hill
With all the weight In front and nothing be-
hind IL is simply . wonder the horse doesn't
turn somerssults. The Indian puts his saddle
% does the ranchman and the cowboy-where
the weight viii come on the middle of the
horses back, and beyond doubt the next
tactics OF our cavalry viii modify Q rule that
among all thinking troop commanders has long
SINCE become dead letter. Major Sanger OF
the artillery. one Of our most distinguished
light battery ,om handlers, and Captain Han,
OF the 9Th cavalry, have strenuouaiy urged the
change and proved it, utility, and with the
saddle IN it proper place and with o light
bridie-hand and q cool head, there il NO reason
Why our trooper should not rival the Indian in
mp and down hill riding. A for the ri iers of
the Engiish school, or the American CITY
schools and the English or Whitman (Ameri-
CAM saddle there 10 no good reason WHY the
speed should be slackened at the slope except
for mere fundamental considerations
TEE INDIAN IN TEE SADDLE
There are some other points about Indian
horsemanship that deserves mention here. To
begin with he always mounts from the Oh
(right) side Of his horse instead of the nea :
sids. - We do. The only real reason Why the
eavslryman has NOT been taught for centuries
70 mount from both sides II that his saber, swing
ing from the wsist-belt on his own Left sids,
vss IN the way. Nov that Ne ere attaching the
Aber 70 the saddle instead Of the trooper, II
sih probably Led 10 prsctics on both sidss.