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High-Randed 0utrages
on People at Graves
end Track.
A GREAT TRIANGULAR MATCH.


business than the Imprisonment OF 10, 600 peo.
pie at the Brooklyn Jockey Club track yester-
day, by order of President Philip J. DwyeI
which happened because OF this arbitrary order
are fully describe in another column OF The
EVENING WORLD. but pen and type are unable
to express the feelings Of these cirizens who
There Is no law, written or unwrIt'en. which
gave PRESIDENT Dwyer the authority TO issue
such an ordsr. ana there Ia no authority At the
brooklyn Jockey CLUB which oan prevent
man iea'inc Tue HacE
D"yer mas rant, no donbt, 10 prevent pool
rooms ron ae'lina Information II ne cant but
no nas no r'En' 10 drae 'he patrons OF the rack
INV "'' """' ""u uep,"s 'nen VI 'h'h 'iDetv'
uo nee"ns oe'".en n'uss'on, ienny Aho
nno' nv, - snou'u A,'"1' ' an enot Mous oIowa
.,r.,,sah the o,bsr "A, "A .v,a.,,a ana. ~.
owner v,n s,ar, him to morov Tsnnv q =,
,uperp anape. Prince RoSs, N at m run IN, !
IT ana u,s ma, Tram, ,nou,a ,x,n. ,,.s an.
.ame.
|
| georue Cov,ng,op wa. .bop, ,ns nsaao.r
| ,eatsrdav ia 4. ,u,ro,,r. tas, ..s .u, ~.
Frank McCsbs. t,s,,.r IN, r,.a o.,,.rr
vs,,.ra,, proua,, a,,,,.,.n A n..,a,r, A..
oos,y sostf.mn when n,s employer uressnted
10 him for the win with Fiavta.
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West SIDE RAPID TRANSIT.
Rumcred Decision Of the COmmis-
sloners lor q POur-TraCk Road.

II was ruinored this Afternoon that the
Rapid Transi, Commissioners had decided
upon q plan and routes for the west side Of
the city. which viii be submitted TO the Board
Ior nnal ratification At next Tuesdsy's o meeting.
One report credits eominissioner steinw sy
on a four-uacs road, undersroand below
Canai street, and open.cut and visduct from
tn,t point uptown to One Hunired ana Fifty
nfh street, trains to be run by electricity. It
Is thought tnat q speed OF forty miles an hour
can DO attsined with safety.
Mr.. stsinwsy Is quoted ss saying that the
structure ought to be completed IN eighteen
months from the time OF beainnine, and that
the cost should not exceed tb0, OOO, 0oQ
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WALL. ST.
STOCK REPORTS,
Rose. .COlOred Predictions from the
BOurSe Boom Wall Street Trading.
Money Said to Be a Drug on
Chicago's Exchanges.
To- -Morrow's Ships Will Carry Out
$3,3OO,OOO In Gold Coin.

Baron Bleichroder, who Q little while ago
the nnaucisl situation, has changed his op,n-
ion OF the outlook, and, according to cable
adv,ces, Is feeling more onndent. The Baron
is In a position to speak Of matters financial,
and his Judgment carries good deal OF
weight.
1t was rumoTed 10 day that the Bank OF Eng.
land has reduced lis premium on American
gold eagles one-hsif penny, whioh, with the
weakness iu sterling exchange mere, should
put an end to gold exports.
Besides the Improvement abroad. reports
were received to-day from chicago TO the
effect that the crop outlook wac exceedingly
brniant; thar fully nve millions dollars haa
been sent East last week, and tnat moucv was
almo,t drug there on account OF the heavy
infux from the West.
These developments all tended to improve
The local market, and when the bears, who sold
yesterday on the belief that he new gold ship
meuts would break prices TusheI into cover,
they found but few stocks offering, however,
and in a very little while prices were lifted y
TO "a per cent
81. Paul, Louisville 4 Nashville, Rock
Island. Quincy, Atchison, cordage common,
the Northefn Pac hcs and the eoalers were
los prominent In tns dealiBgs.
In regard to the Resdiue-Coxe Bros con-
tract, 1t is SAID by boti interests that there 4,
no reason 10 anticipate any trouble among the
locai carriers on account Of this deal. At uny
rate the contract does not 90 into effect for a
year or so.
Ieidel raok, Irktlheimer a Co. will ship
S5OU, UJO gold ana Won Hoffman 4 Co. $500. 900
for tc-morrow's European steamships.
The sflernoon trading III stocks was attended
with considetauie ANN ti1n. Before O'Clock
tlwas reported tnai over three mil Ions oil q lid
coin would be hipped abroad to- morrow. This
Father checked the upward NOV menL
the stocks offered We're quickly absorbed,
however. ana near the c,ose the entire list was
ii T ing and on the advanre once more.
Some active phares showed Gain Of ON q
81 for the day. Pullman, however, is up 8,
10 1877.
Io-morrows European steamships viii take
out 50, 300 QUO a0ld coin.
The l!s sury y! gsr,t.tnennt, nt purchased 500 ooO
Tue sales NJ tne New York Stock Exchange
were Sb3 800 shares OF listed stocks, 10 OO0
ounces OF silver and 30, 900 barrels Of Penu-
sylvania oil.
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LOCAL SPORTING DATES.
Racing at 0ravssend daily. 2.SoP. N.
Nav.

ga Criotsti Paterson against Cosmopolitan.
At Paisrssu. N. j.. IP.M
Pan EAtuss OF Manhattan AtSlstle Z ub. Clu
Grounds. FitJ-si1th street and Eighth avenue. 2
pm.
LAcrosss, 4 p. NJ: College Of City of New York
against New York Athletlc Clhb AZ New York.
oYr!hthi1p Athl".iS Club against BroOSlyh Athlste
Clnb, IN Brook yn.
Bicyels Club 10 Mount V'fnon and Van CortiAndt.
bP. N. Kun OF PlAinnsld Bicycle ClHb 30 UGsnGe.
Blst b III. ar. H.. Crescent Athletic Club akAust
Btatsn lLlanl Athlete Club. 81 Bay Ridge. Cyrin-
SuS. !. % asSbsitsn fssid sssd'' BsnsoaSSS.t StSssS
City; staten island Cricket lub sgainst EnEle-
Athletic AssociAtiOn against Black Diamond. at
hss.gslL, J D. NJ! Adslghis 4. q; aEFnst UIthO-
b. hieyols runsi haFi-m aud dStham wbssI
C CSt ana IGns issnd Rhs:n.S 10 Ga GIoa f.ssna. fSsS.
35. Lawn Tennis Tuurbarsht Of the FLUSHING
AtnOsIic Cluh Al Flush nG, 4 l.. ?. N.
2y,-blo 'llnr mat zee al N0wATk.
2T.-HhSotif blGtshes ~ EesAFL,
.gs d.SS.sd hsSsto hi.iS aB. A'S&:sG &saGttssSs ss
Oysl.
3S.-ssoosinE Al Newark continued.
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LOVER RAPHAEL SHOT FATAL.
Not His Sweetheart, but Himself,
the Victim.

Louis Raphael the impatient lover who
pAwnei his watch, purchased pistol aud
empted two chambers into his procrssiIDAtin
nancee. after which he shot himself, died At
Gouverneur Hospital this morning
r ichel Weinberg, who received the two
bullets In her heeh, is recovering the shoot
ing was done In Loulss houe. Is Fofsyth
street. Tu' sdAy night after a long visit betwe n
him and his swsetnsart. lie was impatient 10
MN ny alluhons TO another lover Theh ne
crew III pistol. shot her 1--WE aud then put q
tnifd nulltt IN his own abdOmen. lspaTotomy
did not save him.
RAcheIs jaw was broken BY the pistol shot
She II Q Hussian a.ri, eighteen years old, and
favishinHls beautiful She IL q eushel " oman.
Louis was twenty -f0ur years old.
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SHOT IN DoRIS'S MUSEUM.

Young John Dunn Sends a Bullet
Through His Sweetheart's Arm.
John Dunn, OF 4Ie West Forty-fourn street,
shot Carrie Hsmming, Of 989 BaEt Forty
seventh street, to-dsy al Doriss Museum on
FL. nth avenue, at 70. 40
A resh wound In the left arm was innieted,
whioh WAS dTesssd Uy DR.. HoyL Of 554 West
Tririieth street, aud InO young woman went
hom.
Dunn was locked up at the West rhirty-
seventh street stat IN.
Dunn Is twenty one years old and the & RI is
but twenty. IL IL nOI known what caused his
act, but IL 10 supposed 10 bO case OF Jealousy.
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$25. 900 for His Log,

A verdict for $40, 600 damages was awarded
in tue United States Circuit Court to-day In
favor OF Asa Bell master Of the barvo Susque-
hanna, against the tug Nathan Hale. Tine
barge was In tow of he tug, and IT ia ALLEGED
til It through the negligence OF the officers oil
the tug Inc plaintiff rad hts rIgnt leg cut on
aUoye The knee.
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HAS ANNIE SHIELDS ELoPED7
A Scandal Which Is Exciting the
People OF Glassboro, N. j..
ESPECIAL 70 rHe rvES1xa wonLp.I

IsPEcfAL 70 T8E RVENIN0 wonLD,l
MAYS LANDING. n. j.. May u -Ffom Glass.
boro comts n ssnsationai story Of an alleged
elop ment last night Miss Annie l. Shields, II
sixteen yeAr-oid Girl and William Marsh, q
fespeetaIie ciuiEsn aged twenty-sx years, both
well known and moving iu the Usst society,
They were seen tcdrive rom THIS town early
In the evening, 10 sad, ami later In the night
were raised several miles from ulassOoro on
the PhiladeIphiA road-
Miss shields parents are Wild with grief.
Tne authorities W.Re notified and word tele-
graphed 10 detectives II Philadelphia an1
Camden 70 look cut for the runawAyA
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The New York Yacht Club.

Twenty new members wsrq elected At the
New York Yacni Giub meeting las, n'rn', aud
il was decided to start on the anuuI o'use on
Aug. Q, with the rendezvous a. Gleu Cove. l.
j. instead OF New London, Clnr. The Goelst
cup race Wiu take place nn Eewpurt on ur
oSSS. 81 ,Ss M hfs ioI,y.sin" SsrSsTa !; ss.Sss
the new membeLA
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Nuhian cut ont the running to the back
stretch, wth klnCsbridge second, Watterson
mex ana Galllitt fourth.
Nubian quit on the far turn, and K'ngsbridge
took up the running. with Watterson, From
tenac aud Carroll next.
Carroll came through In the stretch and won
easily by length from Frontenac, who beat
kingsbridge two lengths. Time-l.5G
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Justice Ryan Didn't Believe ths Boy
Stole.

when hxteen-ysar-oid william Buehwald
WAS charged in Essex MarRet Court ,o-dsy
WITH the lafceay OF q. IS, which he had col
lectod for his employer from Edward Kur-
wiz, OF a Spring street, he told slrSi ht-
FORWARD story tnat he had Lost ihe moncy.
Justice Ryan said ne believed the boy, nut In
the aobenoe Of ooIroboraIing eVidenco he was
Obliged 10 Did hin for tIlAL
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Sweepstakes Tor two-yea Niles, With
u, 600 addedt allowances; i've iurlongs

Annie B. was nrst to show, followed by
Julietta hlly, Annie Queen, Promenade and
the Fiona lilly.
Anna u. Kept her lead until the stretch wa
reached, when Taylor brought Promehade III
vita a rush. and drawing away in the last few
sirlde., won handily by u length from Ann
H., VINO beat Ninone eight lengths. Time
L03%.
.Mutueis paid: Straight $40. 90; place, slA ID
a ina paiI 81. 40.
THIRD RACE
Handicap sweepstakes, with 81, 900 added
mile anu a sixteenth.
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CITY news TEaSELY TOLD.
To-Day's Record OF Minor Hap.
penings About Town.
Chronicles Briefly Drawn from Note.
Book and Docket.
Axe In Reattie,s Omoa.

street Commissioner Beattie is still confined
to his house by lines. HIS deputy, william
Dalton, to-day discharged thirty-one special
dnty men, 10 as rs to Keep wthin the appro-
pridtion.
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SfrortA was nrst away, followed by LiVonia,
Longstreet and Bermuda. This order Was hrid
nhtll The stretch waA reach d, where Long
sMeet sMeet came through and won easily ny TWO
same distance. Time-i. 68N.
an ues pads straighL N; place, %. 30
selorta paid 50 20.
FoURTH RACE.
=, faloon Stakes, for -year-olds, with
soOO addedj selling allowances; one mile anu
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Results ct Chicago.

ESPECIAL TO TIE EVENING WohLD'l
CHICAGO May ~ The racing was continued
here to-day with the following resuits:
Frat Race-ono aud one-elghth miles =
IiOeEsev won. with Attieus second anu Harry
Kun IhiTa. Iims-A o5k.
Second Eace--Hslf mile. Daily NGb %
Ndh with fOfel- her second anu Blaze Duke
thiTd. Time-a BIN.
Thrd itace-SiK and one-hslt fuTlongs. -
Pos u ds woU. Win Climax second anG Boz
lcr tHifI, 1iHe-Lsfi
Fuurtn R,ee-.NiS aad . half 1uTl"nas. -
Euounos won. win GlfOr ss0ond and Pin-
kgrioh thitd. Time-t Ssk.
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the running to the stretch, with Stratsgem,
kruwood and FiavIlla next.
Menden dien away when they got TO the
stretch and Baldw n, slipping in on the out
SIDE, lasted long enough to win bv lent IN
aud hslt from Tauner, who neat Belwood q
length and half. 1lme--1. 1BE.
Muinels paid: Straight, tso. 90; place, s66. %
Tanner paid sia. 70
SIXTH RACE.
Selling sweepstakes, with 81, 900 added; milo
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Caught in che Machinery.

Joseph StrausA Of 100 Harrison avenue,
Brooklyn, wailo at work this morning in Her.
mans furniture factory In Mulberry street,
near Spring, had hi, left arm and hanu caught
In some mscniLefy and badly crushed.
The evening world., 1891-05-22
Five Contract Lahore,

Five Contract Lnborers Caught.
Contract Labor Inspector Conkling has de-
tatned nve Norwegian immigrants who ar
rived on the Germanic. tn were on their
way TO Work for the Wh.te Lumber Company.
at Mason, Via The company will lie prose-
Cnlnd.
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Held for HIGHWAY Robbery.

Patrick sullivan. of 4r0 Greenwich street,
was held at Jefferson Market THIS morning
charged with being one OF Two men that held
up Edward A. Mccormick, U. 23i Mouitor
street. Jersey CITY, NJ LslRht aua Greenwich
streets Turshay night a week AMI robbed hin
OF q $50 gold watch And ennin.
The evening world., 1891-05-22
General Receiver for Levy Bros. g.

Receiver Henry winthrop Gray was to-day
appointed by supreme Court Justice Ingraham
general receiver Of all the prop"rty OF til
failed arm OF Levy Bros Il Co. Persons who
nave Tep,evln suits must establish their claims
aud iu,ntify the property, hnd apply TO tho
Court for an order directing the receiver to
lalVAr
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DR.. pray.s Son Discharged.

Arthur Parker Pray, the nfteeu-year.olds son
Of DR.. Parker Pray. VINO waA hcii on oom-
piAint OF Mrp. Mary E Van Bergen. NJ ia
West F'fty-tiRnin Nfret. protni.ed Justic
that he wouldp't play hockey any more anu
was discharged.
The evening world., 1891-05-22

6sasickness Drove Her Insane.
Maggie McAlpln, u verv pretty Irish immi-
grant on ,he steamship Germanic, which ar
rived yesterday, en- route TO meet ner nanoe IN
Rome, N. V, went insane from seasickness on
the voyage and was prohibited from landing
BY bupt. Webcr.
The evening world., 1891-05-22
Ryan Cots Griflth's Berth.

Joseph T. Ryan, of the Tweniy-second AS
semnly District has been appointe clerk in
t DeDarm of the Commissioner OF
Jurors, at salsry OF $l 800. lie succeeds
VIM. Grinith, removed
The evening world., 1891-05-22
Striking Moulders Arrested.

SVTIKlHR WOUIueT5 AFreStbu.
Joseph Scott, OF 1874 Jefferson street; Joseph
J. scaalou. OF 1876 Sixth street, and William
Fahren OFF, of 2O3 Fir-t street Hohor en-, and
Joan J. AneArn, OF SO West Teuth htreet, this
city. oil monders OH srke from Mali -neld X
Hognn's foundry In fobokpr, were rem ,nded
y Recorder Rusch, OF that city, mis- motnIng
charged w!tn conspiracy and Illumination.
The evening world., 1891-05-22
Mrs. Schroeder Admitted to Ball.

Nine. Bertha Schroeder, NJ 3ls East Fifty
six,h street, charged with performing q crlm;-
nal operation on Mamie Raymond, was al
mitt.u TO nal to-day in 81, 0O0 by Justice White
~ the Yorkvile Court
The evening world., 1891-05-22
Mike Dwyer's Name Forged.

Joseph c. Foley ana Samuel Williams, sport
ing men OF this city, were held at Elizabeth to-
day on a cnarre Of passing checks iorsed In
Michael f. Dwyer's Daiue.
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Won the Falcon Stakes
at the GraVesend
Track.
DEAD heat FOR The FIRST.
People Warnsd on Entering That
They Couldn't Get Out.
l.rxcIAL TO THE EVENING wonLD.l

lbFEtlAL ENhNlNo "ohbD'I
GRAvEsEND RACE TRACK, May ~. The
prayers of the people who nave attended the
Brooklyn races since the opening day, asking
the weather clerk TO switch the cold edsterly
winds In another direction, evidently were
heard by the weather CLERK.
The breeze to-day was switched directly
around so that 1t blew against the back of the
grand sand and thus 1t was insuffsrably
warm.
Still 1t was decidedly better than fire. ezlng to
death, and the weather clerk will p..ase re-
Ceive thank. -
President Dwyer still adh, red to his policy OF
keeping tue people who patronize his track
prlso ers
he had notices posted on tne gates warning
PEOPLE that the gates would be ,losed uetween
the hours Of ? 30 and 4 80. Tie P,nkertons
yelled IN & cut AS people en- cred the Track.
The Western Union people did aot give up
the night and had large force OF men on the
track.
brilliant ope, anil the crowd showed falling
Off from IN hit Of yrsrerddy.
glTnr d. 81 rare lrougnt together o small but
good telu. Pri ce Royal was OF course o hot
favorie on his lndicap performance, and he
was well plaved oil around the ring.
Reclare and NJ tdstoue were both well backed
ami MAJ y took chances ON Nelly BY with her
Reclare ne very fast in the stretch. maxi
Ing dad heat with Prince Roysl. Nellie BY
wHs ihird. The owners of Prince Royal ana
Teclare agreed TO DIVIDE the pure.
Anna b, potWitustaBdfwg hef poor perform
ance Of the other day, was made q hot favorite
for the second race. Carmine was q goo
second choice. but there we're many unknown
quantities in the race anu nearly every horse
was played.
Anna d. showed prominently until
s,relch was reached, abd tnen died aw
Promenade beating her out In the last few
strides. Ninone was poor lhird
FIRST RACE.
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n " ooucutter went 10 The front as soon a. the
"Hn M tL"panio. Headlight Hnd Chatham near.
h.annnI ans nIuer prevailed until half way down the
SSnDvTAstetoh. SnT when Lepanto went TO the front
49,, was never Afterwards headed, winning
Ss, Sny ny length ana half from In ia kub.
III, VINO beat Hoodlum n"al. Time-l. 5lh.
Inau' nau'qela PAID; Strat ht, $50. IS; place, SOL. w
'"ulA Rubber psid ~. "a
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All o'brr ssrs ars Gu, Of sight nov but MOtn
LEiN'H CisciSSArI LAGER. -
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Cantor and Erodsky Will Do the

Among other locn, politicians who will spend
the Summer In Europe are Senator Jacob A.
Cantor aud AssemOlyman John L. BrodskJ.
The will sail In June.
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Mining Stocks.

the following we're tas e'osinx prices for
mining stocks at the Consolidated ExchanEs
to-day:
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umpire, hr. hcQualu.
FIRST ISSINu esPsn the game by be-
iDV thrown out at nrst BY Ward. Beceley
struck out. Browning went to rrst on balls
and g. ole second, but ne WINS left there AZ Car
rsll struck ont. No runs.
Collins to frst ON nalIs, Ward made sue
cessful buGt. grimm sacrificed.
FoutE II ed 10 MAUI, COLLINS scoring and
Ward Qoing to third. Burns went to nrst on
balls, but was thrown out trying TO steai Sec
ont One run.
SECOND INSrNs-Bausr nied to oBrien.
Maui was thrown ont bv UollnA
the ball to centre ntid for whtt locke a sure
home iun, hut 0rifin, after q rnanE1inreRt run
and jump IN the air, inAde o marvellous one
handed carch. No runs.
O'Brien ryed to Browning and Pinknef was
thrown out by Miller az nrst DAILY nyed TO
Browning. M runs.
THIRD INNING --Stratton went to first on
balls anh 10 second on NJ Hers slnsle - isii
tue game was first STOPPED by light rain
aud theh postponed on account OF rain.
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SCORES ny INNINGS.
National League DANES.

National League Games.
The Chleaso- -PhilsdslphlA EamN al Chicago WAs
post ponod on account of vet grounds.
At CLEVELAND.
Cleveland, ,..."......,"
Boston .............O 1
BIttsr,ss Young and Zimmsr, Nichols and
GarEel, Umpife-Mr. PoWets.
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-30
Timber Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed will on or about the 2Sih day OF
November, 1891, make his application to
the Hon. Secretary of the Interior of the
United States for permit to cut timber
as provided by law from the following
described unsurveyed mineral lands to-
wit: Situate in Shaws Mountain pre-
cinct in Boise county, and Safe Of Idaho,
commencing at II po nj where the .oad
known as Benham's wood road cuts the
south rim of the ridge bounding the Basin
on the west, aud which is at the source
OF the North Fork of Ruby creek, lLence
following The crest OF said ridge sosth-
eastelly to large pine rec stripped Of
its branches on one Side, hence north
eastelly across the North Fork of said
Ruby creek bout one mile to large
ledge Of rocks On ridge bounding the
nortnerly side of said basin; thence fol-
lowing tue said ridge around the head of
said North Fork 10 the said road, the
place of beginning, and embracing an
area of about six hundred and forty (640)
acres The timber that desire to cut is
mostly pine. about one-'t nth fir and is 10
be used for fire wood at Boise City, and
for lumber Ell BRIDGE q. BkNHAM.
Boise City, Idaho, Get 30, 1891.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-30

THE Neal baby, the inhuman treat
ment of which by its mother created
quite a sensation in Boise, is now re-
ceiving the best of treatment, and is
happy. The child is boy, thirteen
months old. Mrs. Jas. Emerson ar
rived here several days ago with the
youngster. The child was almost
starved when Mrs. Emerson got IT.,
and its wretched and emaciated con-
dition could not fail to arouse the
sympathies Of the stoniest heart. The
inhuman mother gave the baby to
Mrs. Emerson, saying she did not
want it, and didn't care whether it
died or not or what became of it.
The little fellow is bright and happy,
and realizes that with kind treatment
life is worth living.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-30
LONG VALLEY LETTER

VAN WICK, Oct. rs, 1891.
Ed. WoRLD:-The people Of this
valley are busy making preparations
for the hard winter which the wealth.
er prophets have promised us.
Hay is abundant and can be bough,
for 50 per ton. Wheat is worth 2
cts, oats ] ! cts. and barley II cts.
per pound.
Potatoes have sold as low as one
half cent, but the regular price is
one cent.
Judging from the amount of lum-
Der hauled from the sawmills, there
must be a.great deal of building CO.
ing on this fall.
The threshing machine was rather
late coming into the valley. on ac-
count Of breakdown in The Mead
ows, but is now hard at work on Long
Valley grain, and if this fine weather
continues for few days will soon be
through.
Messrs. Swalley and Fowler, of
Boise valley, drove out about twenty
head of choice two and three We ar old
steers to feed this winter for the
spring market. J. Monroe, of Weis-
er, also drove out fifty head for the
same purpose.
Messrs. Bowman & Dunlap, success
sors to Oaks Bros, seem well pleased
with the outlook, and are doing a
thriving business.
Mr. Editor, we are glad you had
your little say about the State road.
If the road viewers ever looked at the
east side of the valley, we have yet
to hear of it. And if N. B. Wiley
runs for Governor at the next cleo
ton he will doubtless find out Just
how many more settlers there are on
the east side of the valley than on the
west.
We hear it rumored that Van
Wyck is to have newspaper and a
large hotel soon.
Mr.. r. Crawford has let the con-
tract for the rock work for his big
Aume to Mr.. L. n. Campbell, ard ex-
poets to be ready to grind our wheat
next fall.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-30

THE prison commission made an
investigation sometime ago of the
pugilisuc practices and other features
of the management of the State pen,
but nothing in regard to the investi-
cation has yet come to light. Every
body is waiting with bated breath,
and in the language of the burnt cork
profession, are asking themselves:
What am de quensekences?"