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7 ONG I>LANp RAILWoAu.

ONG ISLAND RAILROAU,
- On and atter Monday, oct v, mans viii lAya
James SLIP a. lCwgs
$50 4. g.. GrccnuOtt Mail Train
1899 a. NJ. l'oslvn, Ulcn Cove IoeusI VaI,v titn.
ungt on. and NOrhport Passenger Trains
81. Nj, Hiycrrcad and sax llarolr express tNrourn
TO @ reentott on Saturdays.
4P ~ EHlreI Trans for Rolyn. Clel Cove, L)eia
Valley, Huttingt u and NOrlhpnrt
t.9p T. NJ. korthDort Way FRAN.
All t.ains c5nnec, At Hraici fjr Hsmrsts1i
SUNDAY trans for HUNTINGTON. .rt1 Ipri, GDdVn
Glen Coyc, ana Locust Valley leayS Hunters rJln, At
$50 A snd g z. NJ.
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NEW YORK -UrRhiih CO,tI-..3, ald
~ cOunll OF NcW ! - k.- sheridan NhO1h a . joan
Lsrkn, heiy B1rchell, Nathaniel j hmcheIl George
Smith, W ~ .Inua y. wall tce "a sole rA l.uN y
tirucs ~ Wa lace deceased. thomas Archer NJ chi'l
". Dillon, and Tn1mas h.. Flynn In uur,1t1s ui
juagmcnt OF the supreme Court OF the sta'' of Now
Ao!k mace 10 ia. above action, l william ties'en.
me referee named iu fRd lud1emrnf. VIII ex IItt 30
sale AZ pub lc apctoI % the hi.hFst lGer. Nrl'
nesdav the 2th day OF Jn1uiry lsi1 at u .'roc ~
Of tlat day. ~ the Exc ln4ge ~aictrO1ns lI h.pli
way in the cliY ui Sew iorN,Oj Bsniamin tntDui,
Aucuoneer, the following described prem sc, o. .
, Al That certa lot, niece OF pArce OF gr 49, .lR
being IN the Nineteen Nard Of the city of Sew lrht
bounded and described rs follows Bc-urnf At
point ple we.trrly side OF Fourth altuu a tIaui
iorn-,wo icet two Inches fontherlN nom 'h' s'1Il
westerly corner Of Fourth avenue ard tlEHl. l.t.Nll
81 eet running thence soutncsly along IN We -iq
on =, uf avenue twenty 'e.ti thence W,7'ln ,.
parallel with Elgh N-slNth street partly t uutn no
cc ..tIU o TartY wall seyFnty feet theHCc uN %.
erly and patcl Ell with Fourth avenue tNrIY l...
amt thence ea-tcrly and raIa'le wt1 "h'r N !
street partly though the centre NJ pa % NI eUtf
feet . the aolnt or place OF bornnu- tHs '.UI wlh
an and singular the tgrrwcnts hegeuitln,A So 90. 49,
pnttruauccs thcr untn belonging.
Dated Sew iurt. ID .c. -. 81.
WlLIIAM EDEISrrN L.frs.
sANp- a DE PFysfHg. Attorney t1r l.t.I.f
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WALLACK's.
w ALL sovE,r,ps posrpoupn
d, ,.o...... -
10 consequence ofthe great success OF
Am npounu.,,,a up, NAV
hH DhoUGHAhs NEW PLAY'
John GARTH
nov In the
- -
.,.
OF ib run
pOx nooE opKN
DVA pVVh orSN
TWO wEEKg IN ADVANCE
4. ,o,,N N .pro. "a rn,,,.n,.xr .uo 49,
JOhN phhih - IhlUMfhANI ANU I'm
THUBIASrIC SUCCESS.-Hersld.
-
NEW YORK CIRCUS,
~ lirH ST.. OPPOSITE ACADEMY OF MUSIC
/. LENT Director.
Fourth week and increased success of The
IMMENeELY POPULAR AND HIGHLY AMUSING
FAIRY PANTO VINE AND JOCOok HARLE.
QUINADF OF
- GOODY TWO SHOES.
PHENOMENAL FOtT ESTTIANISM BY
Nile. CAROL NE HOLLAND
and Mr. CHARLES W, FISH.
THE JRE BROTHERS
In their diverting perform ances with the
MUSICAL ROCKS AND SPINNING HATS.
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Insirutuon.

SD S0-WRITING, 2ilessons hook .kecping
tDAscO AL hmetlc, Rran'trAr. spelling, o. each
PAlNE'S Business College. 6! BOwcry.
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stgal 1otltr,.

- PKENE COZ Rr.-ln the ma tcr of tine tecciv'
- cFsnip ui le Rowing G.eed savil.a ..1.. VI mo
Guy 20 NtW lurk r. the lCpOs tps AMI me ptIir
creditors Of me Bowling Green saving b1u, of he
eiy u New York; Pdsual. toa urd,r no he Nupreme
Court ma In tins "a O. hogh'rl + Knapp lcf'Yer
VI ithd savings Bank, do hec1y Loty You and cAch u
YOU 10 resent yonr clam. a.a.gst ths sai bus. Nth
tue evdc1ce thereof nOoss OF dcgIit. vouchers ant
other paper. relating tucr't! 10 me a. my nee. -
sucu tc ever m the hnnNnf house uf sal Bans uuWs
r thrty-tngee (Sl y ONdway, a. the civ nt New
YORK Morcstii, on or before the 3st day of January,
lsit-DNct Sew lotK. 2lth December l.ti. 500 IT,
HERD kNAPF. Rcce Ytr OF TIE buNv G.e u 0tY.
lngs Bans oil i,c 90 OF New ork pKy LtS MILLER
IRvLL. AuOruc5s b, AOf. ll5 AMI lii BrIsdvat, Sew
lorN city.
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RI EiDF 4 AssNuY.
Pavabiein Gold. Payable In Currensv
FtnsT CABIN ........ e13l rKEsAaK ...... . ~
ruatcnrcrs also forwarded ~ Parts. Hayre Htn
M e. SNcdet. Norway, and Denmark at reduce tat,l
Tickets can be ight here Al mo 1i-rAtc ratsi - n
tohs wsh ng - send tor tlsr &c dis.
FoGturthor IN ormauon irlY a. ~. COMPANY ohca
JOilN q. DALE. Aga1t,
10 BROADWAY. NUw OK
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lrp GOODS.


I oAAsR FlXTURuFE7o vFe Fn 2gKtsss Ktss,oH
sOON -Entre stoc. oeint saorncld. CrOwds Of cu,.
toners turned awy last w''S. ~ the store was 20
small to accommodate all hat came. tbs grea,eit
opportunity 70 buy Dry Gooda at tncr nee ma, &C.
been offered In many q ycsr. ENTIRE STOCK FOR
SALE AT RETAIL tOMPVtStNl DN IS QOppS.
hLPACAs, Flenues, Table Linens, Towcls, MUcLlNS,
SHERlfN0 ). VIA KITS, snA W.. SKIRTS CAS-l:
MkRks rlCklNGS, &c, &c without the least regard
70 the cost
W have only little while In whica to convert the
entire stock INTO m pnev, and we know the quickest
wa to 40 this Is to tako 0is ios At tue art Hat
the goods have beer sent to Beeckcr ~ store el
customers can trace & whenever store Is most con
osLY ROOM FOR FEW QUOTATIONS..
yard. These prints worth II y oens At wholesale. .
ALL BfSr DkLAINES. I2H cents.
YhRD-WIDE ENGLISH PRINTS, ilN cents.
YARDWlDE NAhSUfrA MUSLIN. IL centt
hUSLlNS FORllH CENTS, WORTH l6k ChNIB.
THOUSANDS OF OrHER BAROAtNS.
FOSTER BkOI HERS
- i6l sh ax near lath At and
MEAAhEtss'' rApAooy sarars
Made to order. Of best materials.
and warranted to Mt.
sent by express o. D.. to any part OF the country
Shirts good muslin and linen fronts..... .. % Oo
shirts better muslin ana rood linen ...... o. 10 30
shirts Masonville muslin and nne linen .,.. ~ 90
shuts Wamsutta muslin ana very 1nr lnsn..... - 50
Shts New YORK Mills ami bctter linen, is 10
Directions for Measurement sent on Apulication
haV and 10 h It,, New YORK;
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Tor QUEENSTOwN AND LIVERPOOL.
sail a. follows
CIV OF Antw rp. "a nrdAy. Ia "a at2P. ~.
Citv OF B IlK hH saturday. .lal. 10. ~ 7 i. NJ
CIV ra-'s. Siturda'. 80. 8 At I! VI.
CIV or New N ~, Safur1av. N. at =. n
ana eaeh uceeeding saturday ana rnuridaV trO 1P
a. North River,
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Houst furnlsblu9.
AuttIon Notltts.

- 3utttor NoitttA
AUCTION sALE-rhh Tue,iay) IN ,rnlng at II
N o'Cock ct private tesidcuce ljg Wet ili st,
near 7h Rv rosewood ptnoforc paror suites IN brlc.
atel and reps tables. lounges painting, clocks cur
taus. mirrors, budseat tt bureaus N bedd NJ,
carpets. Is NtCH L.. Auot onect.
UCrlON SALE Of crucktr, .glss., RocAthg11m
II yellow ware, cntlcrt, sc o. HU e NCDON-
AID. r HUNT. AuctiJnncr, Will II on Tuesdav,
Jan 10. at 8i Pearl A. At 10 o'cl Ck 4 large assort
mort IN lou 60 suit dealers.
AUCTION NOTICE. .-HENRY LUTZ, Auo Ion.
~ ee Will sell at ~ Barciiy A., At II o'clock A. NJ,
large assortment OF crOCkery glassware &c. Ia lots
10 suit city ana county trade.
DAWNBROkE SALR,-This day JAMES
AGAR, AuctiJ neer. viii sell Ht 81 New Blwery tOl
lots men's ana womcnt clothing, blankets &c. order
NJ, MhDiGAN, 9lav.
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STEAMBOATS, Hnh R,lltnh,

FRIE nAIlNyaN ..
IL trans taRi,, ~ ~ "a, ~ IL. ,in,sr anantm,nt
depot, tFo, 2l1 st sao,.,H 80. ~ WI Prom Ga, nh.
$50 4 A. 4 tnc,n natt 80 ~ t,,cc ,,,,c ne 9w). ''
irg Rt om COtcne, To- linn i,oSs0 % " fNpr'ss Draw
ecping Cpaches to ,sttn,t,Sn ''u NiaFHh Fan, and
lis0O A NJ -, silti,' .
Fails. Draw nc 49, - "ihl Iyr buualO ami Nas.-.
+ espinr ~ Z nannes ~ ~, sn.un 70 Snsqi'dtnna -
50PM Night Esn ''9h, o9ih,....- ,.
falo and Niagara ia ~ VS. 9'oop'nR 20 ch@b Boi
400 r. NJ Idaiivi c,'c,nrott an, C...
rrcss. SLEEP NJ Z acSst tnr NH NH in2lil Ma, Ev.
ia o. Niagara Falls ana ~ snco c,Sn = n3ia1at mi
For Port Jrrx,s Wy ~ onShIv oso ~ " " thc NO.
b.O and si.l9 I, ~, wv 20" III v anu 'l:.j A. IN
-, sts,ss "lu Mliul',nWh, 'l.D Hl1 itD IA,
apH ,ii,iS a; ~ ~ ~ h;So And 'iiOo T. " IN
10, ,vA o'ti Ivy " hih til.lJ \ VI, Isl N
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FIRST MoRraAoE PEn cESr. Com BONDS
limited 70 $1,000 per mGe on finished road.
The rapid progress towards compleon Of this great
Trunk Lfs IRON New York 10 the West and to Canada.
enables TO offer TO Investors al par and interest
further limited issue Of these favorte securities
Upwards Of $40 miles OF thls road inou ling the New
jersey section are already finished eau pped, Ano In
operations contracts WITH responsible parties have
boen made r s entire completion by the ntst DAY OF
July next when this shalt have bcen omplishod
its earnings fail TO be large ana highly remuner
aye has advantages At least equal to those OF
or It's competitors for both local and through business
II Is building for cash OF ohch nearly - 10000 haze
6ea furnished bv sHbsci fD0n 10 rs sioci at PAR The
work Is suostSntal aud. including equipment has not
exceeded In cost t5O 90 per mile which is tess hdn
nUd Of the amount at winch some OF tlo trunk lines
OF roads leading from New York capitalized. aud
on which they are paving good diydcnds.
In yisv OF these facts, th1 diand First Mortgage
Ponds must b. regarded as nst-class seeurtY-quio
safe As GovernmcutSi and, by making the exchange
a. the present differences IN ptice, holders Of AdiIHd
bonds ioiH % per cent II upon hs
amount inDessd han Ms holders n Gors'nweAi Boads
For sale or exchange for Govern nons a. tneir mar.
kot prceoy
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II CAWNING 1HH u y. MAI
S9LpR D0 ." "a SJAa u a. - "
-, com pa .aic. SO old eerA.c. So cur'o.eJ.
wl1lIAVs & urtON
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THE GENERAL 1RANS ,TLANTIC CONPANYS
MAIL SlEAMSllPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
uANRE CALLING A. BHE-I.
Tue splendid V,s'es On this iaYstte route 10
Continent Wall san from Pier No. Norm Hyot,
Will DE- PARIS, sutmont, Saturday. Jan. a.
PTEFtR DantG. stturdaf, lie a..
81 INUtrN /. Lruar e, "a urcY b. q
WASHINGTOE, lou san saturday, &C 2
PRiCE OF PAssAGg n GOLD nqcuiins wac, 10
.ESf Or lIANtE.
Frs; CABIN. 3ilj, s'coli rtI.l, 80
Excursion tickets at reduce rate
Ihcse steamers do not ctrrY si'e. Ht' t' uN"sHlf''s
American travellers going - uf rc.utnYg Or m 10
Continent OF Europe by t1king .It stc.ue Ol tt,
ln" avoid both transit Dy Eng su raj va and tr lt-
comforts Of crossing The Chaunel besides shyin! uus
trouble and expense. - ~. ,.,.,..-...
~ Broad way, Ncw lnrk,
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~ TO LtV.nPDOL AND oJBsS5rJRS
lEANtE InUm on, Sat IrIt .'an. 10
iiILLANp Bras saturday FIlt
Steeragc. cI-fsisT
Prepaid 81 crIgo ckets from LiverppolOu -en'o sh.
London err, G,as4Oy y, r. 10 IIl -! cirfcn,Y
for futth. & information, apply at tn 60 upi1rI
Offices 6g lirOaGwAY r. W. j. ilU ST MaItt'r
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OFrl"S. BOARD ~ AssFss RS,
NKW Ytnk. January 10, l.i!.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-05-16

4 BLnnpLEss ENTERPRISE When Maxi
milan III. was Emperor Of Germany. two gen
tlrincn. the one a SpanIard. thu "ih"r Ger.
man. having asked from him in marriage his
natural dat ghtrr. the beautiful Helen Scarf.
quinn. the Emperor told thru that b. held
both In equal rstImuti"n. and wished that they
should decide the matter between Themselves
BY trial at strength and dexsrrity As the
friend Ia both however. he tonk the liberty tn
propose. that instead Of risklrg their lives by n
duel. they should procure a sack in which be-
who contrisrd to put hts adversary should 80.
puusr the lady The two gentlemen. accord.
ingly. cnntrnded mere than an hour bcfure the,
assembled court when ut last the Spaniard ftIl.
an which the German. Andrew Eherhafd.
Baron de- TaIhert. placed his rival in the sack.
took him nn his back. aud deposited him. ta
the infinite diversion of oil the spectators. Mt
the feet of the Emperor, and the next day mar.
rIcd the beautiful Helen.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-05-16

How \ kENTCCKIAN IuSr PART OF Ills
EAR Under the old law in Kentucky, triuuy
was punished by cropping Tie ear and s"ine'
times 10y branding. Ut coarse. When IA fellow
Was found going about with part of his ear
missing, ii gave suspicious that he had been dn.
.iug something wrong Occasionally. la those
gund old times, a man w.tld have "A ear bitten
off or mn eye guugrd out Ia little unpleasant
ness with snur nrighhor, and then IL Would be-
necessary. in order that the party :" suffering
should nnt hr looked upon as nsicts.d triuu,
Ia De- ready un nil occasions ID produce suca i
certificate as the following. which VAS copied
from the records Of Campbell county. at Alex.
andria. frm days since: ''C4mpbrli County
Court. April term. leUu. Newport. Upnu the
motion oi Nathaniel Vice. IL Is ordered Ia b..
certified that it appears Ia the satisfaction nj
this Court that be- lost part 1 ais lett ear 10
the manner aud NJ the time and place tolluw-
ing. to-wlt: That hr. the said Wee. ani unr
Andrew Steel. at this cuuuty. about the middle
al last muuth near Colonel Squire Grants. ia
this county. got into wranglr "a bich snnn pfu
dnced fight. and that the said Steel did bite
I'll part ui the said Wees lett ear. aud the
same IL ordered 10 bc recorded"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-05-16

PREACHING TO A JURY-A remarking lie.
gal point has been raised in the case of Mar
low, the jamestown, New York. murderer,
who was to have been hanged a few weeks
ago. but obtained stay of proceed gs. grant
ed by Judge Barker, of the Supreme Court
It appears that Sunday interviewed during the
trial and after the evidence was closed. By
order Of the Court the jury were kept togeth-
er in the custody of the officers, who permitted
them to attend the Baptist Church In Mays.
vile. This afforded an opportunity not to be
neglected by the clergyman who ofiiciated on
that occasion, and he proceeded to preach a
sermon having a practical application to the
case which the jury had under consideration.
taking for bis text the words: Release unto
me Barabbas; now Barabbas was q robber .
During his discourse the minister said: "Some
in this house may think am pleading for mer-
cy for the man now being tried for his life in
this village. Such il not the case, for believe
the mans hands are reeking with blood; also
his wife's and his mothers reeking with blood
I.have read and carefully examined the rvi
dence, from that have come to this conclusion. .
Marlow's counsel very naturally assumes that
it was not fair to bis client that the jury should
have been preached to in such strain. and
he has obtained the stay of proceedings on that
ground. j
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-05-16
IDAHO WORLD.
WERE LOTS FAIRLY syRACUsEANss
Ioeorgc Francis Train. ]

apologize to Chicago for opening up its
swindling rings; ! am sorry for exposing the
frauds of San Francisco; ! regret showing up
the rascality of New York; am on my knees
for having struck right and left at corruption
everywhere; but there is an excuse for tt
had never visited Syracuse. Laughter This
is my Fourth Convention here, and last. thank
God. reject the vote of this dead beat town.
TApplause.l 1t is cursed with sectarian
churches. (Oh.) You are the best whipped
city ever saw. A few deacons, a few bank
ers, few editors of small calibre, with Ter
willeger at the head, have got you where JOB
had the steel trap Loud laughter Music
pines; tragedans cannot pay their board bills,
and lecturers talk TO empty benches. That's
so. My audiences have been the largest, and
they could be crowded into street car.
Laughter 1t is the City Of the Dead. Poor
old Lot have found your home at last No
wonder you got drunk aud found consolation in
your atfectionate daughters. Loud laughter. !
For Syracuse was the internal town where
your curious old wife was turned into pillar
Of salt. Laughter. THIS is the place where
the town rose on the angels of the Lord and
innocence. Laughter,l This is the place
where Jacob sold out his hairy brother for II
mess of potash. Loud laughter This is
the place where Abraham wrestled all night
with two old angels. Continued laughter
Under this very floor the Cardiff Giant brought
you thousand dollars day. Applause. ]
Syracuse City of Dead Beats, aud City Of
Priests; rings in thy Bible classes; rings in thy
houses of assignation; rings in thy erug shops;
rings in thy Nicolson pavrments: rings IN the
noses of thy churches. Yet, with all thy mi
ouites, We have not been well advertised; but
hencefnrth shall be- knnwn throughout the world
as the champion Lead Beat City of America.
Loud laughter Ye have two partners in
each of thy firms; one who does the swearing
and catches the rum-shnp traffic; the either
who does the praying and draws in the sacer.
dotal crowd. (Laughterl There are more
leafers in thy streets, without WORK, and have
no money; more eyprians on thy sidewalks;
more cant aud hypocrisy in thy PRAYER meet
ings than even in your old ancestral birth place.
sodom and Gomorrah. Loud Applause.l
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-05-16

A CLERICAL JoKE-The late Elder john
Smitd, of Kentucky, who died recently ut an
advanced age, was one OF the most eccentric
wits south of the Ohio river. He was tamil
iarly known throughout Kentucky as Raccnun
Smith. While still in the Baptist Ministry.
and attending one of the annual MEETINGS OF
that body. u tall. lank, green specimen OF hui
mainly presented himself before the assocla-
ton as n candidate for the ministry. He was
not regarded rs being Of entirrly sound mind.
and labOred under The hallucinaii0n that be-
was especially called TO preach" and kept
constantly importuuiHg the association tn grant
him the necessary license. In addition Ia his
particularly unbalanced mind. Young Mreks
was the possessor OF rs huge aud ungainly n
pair OF feet as evcr trod shoe leather Tired
of his opportunities. and not being disposed 10
grant the license, the association handed him
over To Smith. with Instructions to make an
end of the case. and between them took place
the following conversation:
Snith-So. Brother Merks, ron think you
have a special call to preachf
Meeks-les, the Lord has called me tu the
work, bat the association refuses the the Ii.
cense.
Smith-How do you know you are called
Meeks-know it. irel it in my heart Of
hearts. | want my license.
Snith-Do you believe the Bible. Brother
Meeksl
Meeks-Certainly do-every word Of il.
Smith-If | can prove by the Bible that
you are not called to preach, will you be salts
fed to drop the matter. and not further impor-
tune the association for n license
Brother Meeks assentrd to this. md Rae.
coon Smith deliberately opened the New
Testament at Romans y. ID, aud in n grave
tone read: How beautiful are the feet of
them that preach the gospel OF peace" etc.
Then. glancing at Meeks' large feet, he re-
marked: "You see. brother Arrks, that the
feet of the preacher are beautiful. You, SIR
have the most moHstrously ugly feet ot any
man in the State Ut Kentucky; therefore. by
this Bible. it is clear that you have not been
especially calrd" rs Smith finished his re.
marks the association went off iuto paroxysm
Of laughter; and Meeks. really concluding that
he had not been called" bolted from the
Westinghouse, aud never after annoyed the as
ISOLATION for license.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-05-16

RETIRED WEALTHY.-A few days since a
worthy young woman of this city retired from,
the ardnous and responsible position of cham.
bernaid in hotel. Before leaving she secured
n good and Industrious woman tn take her
place. thus guarding the interest Of her former
employer; and on calling for settlement she
informed her employer that she had been dab.
bling in stocks for year CT more, and had
made enough to retire. On inquiry. it was as.
certained that she had bank account of con.
sidrrably more than two hundred thousand
dollars. She il not married yet Virginia
City Chronicle.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-05-16

LEAF YEAE CCstoIs IN RrsStA.-Ia the
Ukraine the wuturn are said g. cnurt mare
generally than the men. says writer nhn
describes their manners: NV hru icuug
woman falls In iusr with i man. shr il nnt in
the least ashamed ~ ga fn bis lAthrr's hnusg
and rcseal her passion n the most tender aud
pathetic manner. and e. pronounce the nnst
submissive ubrdtruco ii he will accept her ~
a wife, Should the Iusrusiblr nam pretend
any excuse. SHE tells him size il rreulssd never
/" gn uut at the Eogsr till az gives hts consent.
aud. accordingly. taking up her lodgings re-.
mains there. Ii he still ohstiua;rly refuses
her, his case becomes exceedingly distressing
the church IA camt1nuIy un her side and go
tufn hrr nut would provoke her kindred 4, IT,.
vrugr her homer; sn THAI b. has nn mrthnd lett
but 90 brtakr himself Ia llgght till she il other.
wise disposed If"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-05-16

How MOUNT DTABLo Cor ITS NAME. The
aborigines, we are told by Cronise, called this
great landmark OF California Mon-Kum-
the mighty mountain. The Spaniards called 1t
Sierra de los Gorgones, either OF which Is pref
cradle to it's present name, which really dues
not belong to it, but to small hill seven miles
to the north. To which the name was applied
from the following incident: About the year
1914 party of Spanish soldiers were sent
from the preside OF San Francisco to chastise
the tribe of Indians who roamed through this
part of the Coast Range. In fight that took
place three of the Spaniards were killed, aud
the others retired in good order" To the little
hill as place where they could defend them.
selves against the swarm OF Indians. AT night
the sentry, half asleep at his post, fanced he
saw spectral figure of colossal proportions
fiying through the air where his companions
lay sleeping. Terrified by the apparltion he
cried out. "E Diablo I'll Diablo" twice
The Spaniards, being more afraid of the devil
than they were of the Indians, fled from the
spot. Which was thereafter known as Mount
Diablo. As there was good spring OF water
in the vicinity it was often resorted tn by the
hunters, who. in describing it Ia their friends,
called it the Mount Diablo Spring. In after
years settlers commenced TO make their homes
near Mount DIbln. and when the great rush
same in 1913 and 1919, the name was transfer.
red from the little hill To the great mountain.
and it has since been applied to the whole
range The Mount Diahlo range covers Ia ter
ritorv about Que hundred miles lnng. aud trnln
twenty To thirty miles WIDE. 1t is hidden from
our view here IN Brooklyn by the Contra Costa
range uf hills which ntcrcepts our vision. The
height at Mount Daho at its greatest ecsa-
tion is 5.-ol tr't. Ii contains the only coal
mine i'm the State Home Journal
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-05-16

DIR. OSCAR LrEBRICH. the inventor of ny.
drate of chloral, has introduced new organic
compound called croton.chloral. by which the
head may he rendered insensible whil. th. 9th.
er parts of the body remain unaffected. 1t
therefore promises to produce all the gund eff
fects OF hydrat- OF chloral without any draw
backs being attached to its jndicious use
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-05-16

IT is said that n petition to Congress tn pro
hibit the calling Of my more children by the
name of George Washington IL in crcnla.
ton out West Something like this il due tu
the memory of the great Virginian The mod
ern George Washington lrs and steals out
ragrously, and is already In Jail in various
parts OF the country.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-05-16

DErIcATE.-Whie rather affected young
lady was confiding to her admirer how ethereal
her appetite was, and the sensitive delicatrness
Of her own organization. the too ''attrr-"f tnrt
hplp bawled out, Say. will We have yer billed
nork and beans now, or wait till yer frller's
gone ~ The vftlIerD has been gone ever since.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-05-16

THIS is the way the Cedar Rapids Repubii.
can puts 1t: Don't borrow newspaper;
nearly all the prevailing epidemics are spread
in thisway Ii you don't wnnt the small PIX
take your paper direct from the publisher
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-05-16

IT Ia estimated that enough wine il sold at
Drlmonico's famous New York restaurant,
every six months, IT, float 0 thousand ton frigate
loaded 10 the gunwale.