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He Tells Why the Bulk Of His
Property is Left to His
Daughter.
He Refers In a Few Pointed Words
to Difficulties with His
Wife.
The Value OF tho Entire Estate will
mot Exceed $40. 900 Bishop Brewer
an Executor.

The will Of the late Edward F. Crosby has
been offered for probate in the distric,
court. As will be noticed, it was written
two days before the suicide. It reads as
follows:
!, Edward Floyd Crosby. of the city OF
Helena, county of Clarke and state of Mon.
tana. being of sound and disposinQ and
memory, do make, publish and declare this
to be my last will and testament 90 fol-
lows, that is to say: +.
First, direct my executors hereinafter
named, as soon as possible after my de-
cease, TO pay my Just debts and my funeral
expenses.
Second, give, devise and bequeath all
the property and estate of which 1 may dio
seized or possessed, or to which I NAV be
entitled, whether real, personal or mixed,
OF whatsoever nature or kind, and whereso-
ever the same may be or be situated
daughter Margaret flo Ssscea ceosp TO h %y
heirs, executors, administrators and assigns
absolutely forever. The purpose and object
OF leaving my property to my said daughter
hereby decla, g to be that my wife, Jane
Eliza Brewer Crosby shall have as little as
possible of my estate, only taking that por-
ton which tho law gives and allows her
she having u. ciarvd to me on many occa-
slons during lie last eighteen months that
she hated me and wished for my death, and
more lately IN the presence of a witness
that she Would be- .eligh,el to leave me
forever
Reverend Leigh r. Brewer, bishop of Mon
tana, and William b. Crosby, of l2O Broad
way, New York city, the executors of this
my Will, hereby revoking all former wills
by me made.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set
my hand and seal at the city of Helena,
the 18th day of may, A. D. one thousand
eight hundred and ninety.
,.. EDWARD +. CROSBY.
With the will is the petition of Bishop
Brewer that Walter H. Little be appointed
A list of property of the de-
ceasedi is also submitted as follows: Per
sonal property, consisting of furniture,
of 81, 800. House and lot on HAYES street.
valued at 5000 and mortgaged for 5000;
an undivided one-fourth interest in 27k
acres in s. "A n. E. section "a, valued ut
$lO,0UO sand mortgaged for 5000. One
hundred and twenty-five feet on Spruce
street, also one-half interest in house being
built on said land, mortgaged for 5000; an
third interest in placer quarry
claim containing about 1O5 acres; an equity
Of one-fifteenth of the net profits from the |
yale of an 80 acre tract of land in section
IL; an equity of one-fifteenth of the net
profits from the sale of 20 acres of land in
value of which is not at present to be ascer-
tained. The paper concludes, "That es-
tate and effects for, and in respect of which
ne probate of the will hereinafter mem
honed does not exceed the sum of 100000
over and above incumbrances.'
Inc Will has been set for probate on Tues
lay. It is not known whether il will be an
cred on the ground of Mr.. Crosby's alleged
insanity.
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PERSONAL.

Sheriff O'Neal, of Benton, came in YES
terday. '''
Court Clerk Bean yesterday celebrated
his 3Oth birthday. '''o>
Harry Q. Hayward. manager Of the Spo-
kane opera house, is in town.
Great Falls, arrived in Helena yesterdav
and are at the Cosmopolitan.
Col. James Sullivan returned Yesterday
from a trip to Puget Sound. He reports
gradual simmerinR down in that section
and much less immigration than two
months ago. WV
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Musical Festivals.

The first of series of grand musical fes.
rivals to be given in the Tabernacle will he
held in Salt Lake City, May 30 and 81, and
the semi-annual conference of the Yonn0
Mems Association will be held at the same
place on June and 2. For these occasions
the Union Pacific will make rate of single
rare for the round trip from all stations in
Utah and from all stations in Idaho as far
north as McCammon. Tickets for sale on
May q, 30, 81 and June I. Good for return
until June 4, 1890.
A. 10. YEAZIE Pass AnenA
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Tho Dance at Turner Hall.

1NC DNuC6 VG turner Hail.
Although the weather was the worst it
could be Society Svea had Turner hall
crowded Saturday night and all who were
there had delightful time. It is said by
snose VINO were there that it was the best
conducted ball ever held at the place. The
nan was decorated in grand style and every
pooy went home we'll pleased.
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Notice.

NOt1Ce.
10 the stockholders of the Chamber of
Commerce Building company:
:, Youare hereby notified that meeting of
the Chamber of Commerce Building com
Pa9y will be held Tuesday, June u. 1880. at
O'clock p. M, at the office of Bach, Cory
20, Tor the purpose of selecting trustees
Tor such company for the coming year, and
the transaction of such other business IA
may be deemed expedient. 10
@. X. Cole, Prest,
DONALD BRADFORD, Secy.
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Notice.

BUTTE, Mont, May 81, 1890.
ALI CONCERNED: On June 9Th all passen-
ger rates over the Union Pacific, both local
and through, will be restored TO tariff.
H. w. ADAMS,
General Agent
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Notice!

Lodges or firms desiring permanent loc,
tio0s in rented building can have them
arranged a. they wish. The Montana Ne
tional bank will rebuild ON present site a
fve-story modern bnildina.includina high
will arrange rooms or entire hoora n s,;t
oonvsaisnees Of those renting, 1''
Plans, ETC.. to be found with Psulsen A.
Mcdonald OF bank.
l. @. Pmrst Vioe-Pres
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street Grading Contract

Street Grading Contract.
Sealed bids will be received until IL m.
June 5, 1880. at the Office of Reider 4 Hell
mick, Room 81 Pittsburg block, for pro-
posed grading in Lenox addition.
Right is reserved to reject any and all
bids. WALLACE d THoRNBuRaH.
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Evangeline.

Evangeline.
On Thursday evening, Rice's famous ex-
travaganza, Evangeline, will be produced at
MinR's and will be played during the re-
mainder of the week. Its long career Of
popularity fully demonstrates that it is a
great favorite with the people. It will be
given in this city by very capable COM
pany including James 8. Maffit the Lone
Fisherman, George N. Fortesaue and
other well-known people. The chorus il
said to be large and finely costumed.
Among the attractions Of the production
will be the mechanical effects, special
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Arrivals at the Grand cant-.,

y. 3. vesta', Placer. p. La Fountain and
a. hermann, Granite. wife, Seven Mile.
hen henry Pssper, CIancey. c. Callaghan and wife,
Mm: Elnay, Deer Lo'ge. Three Forks
Lew LAWS, J. &. Monheson, Billi'gs,
J. Fischer, New York. River. 0'' oan
f. A. Foster. Ill ysville. j. IS. Bristol Wb;tes
X. ". Nettleton, WASH W. o. Miller. a. Panl
ingtOn Bar. ~ ""A
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A WATCH.

Watch sales may be said to be tn,
foundation of the successful Jewelr,
Store. We are sure that from what i,
known OF the past history of the iewelr,
business in Helena that we are now sell
ing a larger average of watches pel
dem than has ever before been 500
here. We are confident that ouI
methods are bringing success, viz:
Honest Goods at Honest Prices,
We have the largest assortment in the
city. All our goods are selected with
reference to reliability and the most ex-
eellence for the money. In fine goods
we urge the iR
y, vaoh h. and constantin.
!, The "Vacheron' ,ppresents no in
Hated values. No mhey paid for merit
which does not exist. Every grade
MARKED just what it lis. We will soon
issue card with record Of perform
ances OF those we have sold in Helena.
We challenge the first dissatisfaction,
Watches fer the Merchant, Miner.
Boy or Girl, Ladies, Professional Men.
Every body. N
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Herbert Nicholson 4 Co. are now prepared m
deliver good dry cord wood promptly to INV n =
OF the city: Hay, grain and feed Ct lowest ~.
Uppoep ss. Northern Pacific freight depot. Tals-
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Arrivals ut The Heiena.

J. II. Conrad, Billings, HID. Smith Oakland
Geo. w. Mueller, Chi s. B, Foleere 4 X.
cage; Jno. L. Laird, Phila-
c. D. Waters. st. Paul. Geo IL. Tamn Twin,
=. Fleigner. Chicago. sion.
g. A. Ingalls, st. Paul. J., W, Power Rerto,
Wm; q. Nhsoa, .. r. John N. Shannon, s. r..
f. w. nay BIsmarck. ". b. Brooks, Misso Ia
Duncan Hunter, Three Pony.
Forks. T. n S.mh;n Ny;...,,
ID. L. Eleyer. N. Y. A. q. Xvieawr-th An ~ " "
2. w. Gibbons, st. p VIM. II r. pr;cn' d. y
d. N. Carr, Missoula. adelnb;a -0' 1hAi-
H. w. Thompson, MissOula,
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COMING ATTRACTIONS.
Nellie McHenry Tomorrow Night-Rice's
x3eautiful Evnn~e1nn>

Nellie McHenry Tomorrow Night-Rice'l
lseautiful Evangeline.
OF Nellie McHenry and her new LADY
Peggy, which will be produced at Minc'e
tomorrow night, the N. Y. Post says: II
all the adjectives used in complimentary
sense in connection with the name OF Mel.
lie McHenry since she first became promi.
nent as one of the bright lights Of Sails.
bury's Troubadours were gathered into one
bunch they would constitute a bouquet OF
words more sweet in Miss McHenry's sense
than any combination of floral sweeties that
ever gave of pert ame.
She has been called 'sprightly,' spark
ling, "exhilarating" ''vivacious," "delir.
ious," ''frisky," and hundreds Of other
things which for the time expressed the ef-
fervescent fancy of the admirer. No doubt
she is to different people all these things.
She is the embodiment Of vivacity; she is
friskiness in the concrete; she is even de-
hf1ous quantity, at times-to her audi
ence.
In her new play. Lady Peggy, which is re-
oeiving its first public hearing this week at
the Haymnrket, she is az lively as in any Of
the earthquake comedies with which her
name has been associated in the past.
The piece is by Richard Carroll and Frank
Tannehiil, and tells story of lost child,
who grows up as the daughter Of disrepu-.
table pawnbrokcr. A villain Of the good
old Bowery kind enters into a conspiracy
with the pawnbroker to palm of on rich
man, who has, years before. lost baby
girl, this waif. and thereby secure the
princely reward. The plan is executed,
Peggy is transplanted from the pawnshop
to the rich mans hon,e End, later, saves
this benevolent dunderhead from being
murdered by the men who had befooled
him.
Then, to ciinch the whole business, Peggy
turns out after all to be the rich mans
daughter, and the villains are foiled.
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Send for II

A Anely illustrated catalogue of wood
to any address by ef'''"''o''
A. n. Hotter HARDWARE Co.
Helena. Mont.
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VETERINARY SURGEON,

JOHN J. BRADLEY. l. n D.V.MR
Can be consulted at McComas' 6tshlas. Hslen.
0ootana.
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GEORGE BOOKER, Auctioneer.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, Mont.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, Mont,
Notice is hereby given that The w. foil foiiowi;n,
named settler has filed notice Of his intento" r
MAJ make maj proof in support Of his claim. ana
una. .nat said proof VII be made before the register
John w. Ackley on presumption d. S. No. ia,
5O4. for the lots 8 and and BW. !. 81. SAD
Ip - north, 4 west: lot J.. Sec. 5. and lot
he names the following witnesses to nrove hi,
coht1nuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land. viz: Benjamin Townsend, Amanda,
M MiiI nan, James arter aid John Anderson, OF
NJ, =, s: W; LANGHoRNE. Register.
First pub May q. 1890.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
=, =, Will be meeting of the trustees OF the
Thomas Cruise Savings Bank held in the Office of
salo bank. Satur Jay, june It'll, 1880. at O'clock
p. III, for the purpo OF electing officers for the
ensnlng year and transacting any and ali other
business. VIM. j. Cruise, secy.
Helena, May 18th, $50.
SALE OF WARRANTS-SEALED PROpOS-
ais for the purchase Of city wa rants. beer;nu
per cent interest e the amount of (e5,6OO) i've
soo ans x b Pc received At Office
= 1870, 1t u O'Clock meridian. BW. 8. FOLK,
u, . City Treasurer.
NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE POT.
~ lowing named settler has fled nodes a h;s
intention TO make final proof in support Of his
register and receiver It Helena, Mont. on line me
10th, lSan VIZ: hugh iseese. on honest N
application No. sli7 for the 81 4 Sec. 10. IN.
He names tbs following Witnesses to prove Nj.
continuous residence upon and cultivation of aid
land. viz: les Montgomery, Of tsiacktCol. Munt:
Charles "; Mi'ton, Thomas Y. Jones; OF E.li,ton.
~ ' q W. L2NGHORNEiip $500 %ant'
FiEst publication May I. 1850.
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Will Arrive To-Day.

Passengers arriving in Helena on the ESQ
west-bound N. P. train are: Lester McCar.
A. Jenkins, Miss Kate Meiceres, Rose Nav
att Thomas Casek. G. A. Wanard, E, b.
Allen, F. S. Galloway.
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For Rent

An elegant suite Office rooms over Ixn,.
PENDENT office; one flight; front rooms.
II. II. PAlcHxn.
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Union Pacific System Rates Restored
Commencing June 9th al, passenger rates
will be restored to tariff,
A. Z. VKAzIE, Pass. Agent.
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The Best

The choicest fruit preserves and delios-
cies. The finest cured ham and breakfsss
bacon. The best patent aoQy e john nj
Murray 4 Cos -
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Money Loapetl

On furniture. No removal. no puhlicitv
ARpls p sl}S South Main arset
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A Few Great Bargains.

- ~" "HcAS AoHTgaIu8.
6Oxll5 feet on Helena avenue near Main,
$1,000 for 5Ox1O0 on Fifth avenue.
1916 for 42x1OO on Hillsdale.
$1,000 for 5Ox113 to alley on Chaucer,
$l,3OO for 45x10O on Breckenridge.
$75 per foot on Madison avenue. nx1b0
$l,4OO for 15Ox14O corner Missoula avenue.
$l5 per foot on Euclid avenue.
re per foot corner Leslie and Harrison.
$4Oo-A line lot on Livingston avenue,
$50 per foot on Peosta avenue.
A. T. DODGE & Co.,
II and % Pittsburg Block.
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FOR RENT--TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED
rooms in desirable location. IL North Ben
ton avenue.
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he INTERNATIONAL HOTEL TO RE
ing the stock. Win sail large stock OF u ucs-
dseIsd plsdsss. ineindIns diamonda watches.
Lean eakea IaiesaStieal aos1 Sosk. Asu 'oss
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~ who has had some experience in the bakery
line; state wages Address Vienna Bakery, Boze.
man, Mont -'0
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ANTED-EXPERIENCED STATE, SpE-
tionnl Home Building q Loan Association. Our
agents are making money. Address with refer
ence. naming this paper, l. N. Clarke, Secretary,
bloomington. Ill
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WANTED-50O RAILROAD AND STATION
men at Mullan, Idaho, west end Missoula
branch Northern Pacific railroad; wages S2,25
and $3.50 per day, board 1925 per week. Mclean
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w in Montana and Idaho. Call on G, II. New
man, Steele & Co.'s Office, Bailey block, between
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EOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM AND Elk
cellent home cooking. So South Rodney.
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WANTED = SALESMAN AN ENERGETIC
" man wanted to push our manufactures on
this ground; one of our agents earned $500 in
1881. Address, z. q. Box 1871. New York,
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WANTED.-A FIRST-CLASS ENGINEER Ii
" censed by the United States to run river
steamer. Address N. Hilger, Helena, Mont.
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FOR RENr-RooMs FURNISHED.

FOR RENT--5-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE
= sui able for housekeeping, 3s5 per month
Inquire at PA Bridge street.
FOR RENT-FURNlSHED ROOMS FROM So
to $40 per month. sig Eighth avenue
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IEuNE FILE NOUVELLEMRNr ARpIvrc
desirerait entra en- relations ayec mn frsnc.;s
but de So marier. Ecrire J. Ls.layerie. p ~
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WANTED--PUPIIS FOR PIANO. MRS n
Goodrich. 707 Park avenue. NA''A'' =.
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FOUND.
~'~e~~se~~~s.~~~~
FOUND-A LIG 1T BURR FROM A WAGON
L or carriage. Can be had at this office.

FOUND-A PACKAGE CONTAINING STOCK
by applying at this Office.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-04-26
OF STUDY"
FIRST YEAR-FOURTH PRIMARY,
LANGUAGE,

LANGUAGE.
Conversations-Talks about familiar OBJ.
jects; qualities of objects discovered and
statements made.
Reading - Sentences from blackboard
and chart. First Reader, simple storie:
read by pupils and teacher as supplement
airy exercises.
Spelling-Words selected from reading
lessons and other exercises; also spelling
by sound.
Written Work - Statements copied
from blackboard. Description of objects
in short sentences. Use Of capitals and
punctuation marks.
MATHEMATICS.
Number Work-Development of nun.
bers from l to 30 with objects. Addition,
subtraction, multiplication and division Of
numbers, making combination up to 80.
Exercises in making and solving practical
problems.
Form-Sphere, cylinder, cube, prism,
cone and pyramid; lines and angles.
size-Inch, foot, yard; pint, quart, gal
Ion developed.
PRIMARY SCIENCE.
Lessons in Place-Directions and cardi
nal points developed. Map of schoolroom
drawn.
Animals and Plants-Parts of the body;
talks about roots, stems, leaves and Aow-
ers.
Color-Red, yellow, blue, orange, green
and purple; also tints and shades.
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All done.

"Well. I'll be hangedl" he gaspet
as he sat on the window-sill in th'
~postofice yesterday with an open let
ter in his hand.
Why, I advertised for lady cor
respondent not over 25-lively-
brunette preferred. Here is my
first answer"
ANY name signedP"
Eyes, 'Maude.' but I know the
writing. It's my own wife's hand
and she is q blonde. very dull. anC
over 40 years oldi just think Of her
cheek in answering such an adj NJ
wonder our sex has lost its conf
dence in womenl'-Detroit Free
Press.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
No. 917.
Application for a Patent.
U. s. LAND oFTIcE, EUREKA, New.

U. s. LAND OFFIcE, EUREKA. New
January G., 1890
Notice Is hereby given that the jennis
and Black Rock Mining Company. wbo.a
Postofice address Is Hamilton, NevsJs
has this day, by its duly authorized agsn,
j. X, Kendall, fled its application to,
patent for thirteen hundred linear fast
the Dividend mine or vein bearing gold and
silver, with surface ground six hundraJ
feet in width, situated in White P;ea
Mining District, county of White Pr"
and State OF Nevada, and designated H.,
the field notes and official plat on 6la y
this Office as lot number 50, In townsb;n is
north, range 81 east, of Mount D;afhIo
meridian, said lot number SO being A.
scribed as follows. to wit;
Beginning at a post marked number I II
S survey number 80, the same being No.,
number z, OF L ) survey 81, jennie A
lode, and number ] Of U S survey nnmbs,
81 Northern Crown lode and the original
location corner of this claim, whence tbs
section corner at the SW corner Of section
2, Il 16 north, X 81 Il, NJ ID M. bears =
. 1.2 deg w, 756 feet. The summit sb.nn
on the Jennie A lode bears north 40 Acc ~
81 feet. L $ mineral monument nnn9La,,
5 bears S 6 deg T., 20 feet, and the month
Of the Jennie A and Black Rock MINI.
Company's tunnel bears north Ia Dec ~
1928 feet; thence s II deg w, 600 feet =,
post marked nImber 2, U S survey num
Der SO, the same being post number 4 ~ II
3 survey number 81 and the original Loo.
ton corner; thence north 30 10 dec w
1900 feet TO post marked number a Ms
survey number SO and the original Iocs'
ton corners; thence north II deg y Eon
feet TO post marked number 4, U 4 snyvsv
number 50, the original location corns,
and post number 3 Of said Jennie 4
survey, aud thence s so 1-2 deg n / aa
feet to post number l, the place Of h.
| ginning.
Magnetic variation IL deg Z, contain.
ing 16 54-l00 acres.
The location Of this mine Is recorded 4.
the Recorders office Of White Pine Mirins
District, in book A, pages 225 and 22G
The adjoining claimants are on II.
north by the Jennie A, east by ~
Northern Crown. "
Any and all persons claiming advs,.sl,
any portion Of said Dividend mine os sns
face ground are required to file thei, ~.
verse claims with the Register Of the TTn;,sd
States land Office at Eureka, In the copn,.
Of Eureka, during the sixty days period y
publication hereof, or they will be barrsd
by virtue Of the provisions of the Statnts
ID. IL. HALL, Register.
II Is hereby ordered that the fore0o,no
notice OF application for patent be mn
lished for the period of sixty days no can.
s~ecutive week. in the Eureka SESrISrr-
a weekly newspaper published at Eureka,
Nevada. ID. H.. HALL, Register,
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Riding Astrisie.

A number of San Francisco eques-
triennes are in favor of ladies riding
astride in place of or side saddles as
at present. The dress for that pur-
pose is o bifurcated garment fas
tened at the ankles. The waist il
made blouse fashion, while owe the
right shoulder and fastened around
the body, the end streaming in the
wind, is o handsome scarf. On the
head is rather an ordinary riding
hat, or a scarf of the same color thu
one over the shoulder, wound around
the head like q turban. A woman
dressed in this manner and riding
her horse astride shows at once how
free or unconstrained she is. In
stead of moving along at the regu-
lati on pace she flies along at a hand
gallop aud makes rapid time on al
her journeys.-Carson Tribune.