The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-22

son. ". T. Tunis, Fansnawe McDougaI A. n.
1t is Impossible yet to tell to what extent they arc
losers, and how many Of them VIII be able 10 re-
sumo. A HERALD reporter called on Mr.. Dater, OF
Dater Tmpson, and learned that they had been
involved In 5000 shares and some 500 beside. ne
DID not. he said blame Mr. Woo ward az whose
had cleared out" This statement was untrue as
he himself mad met
WOODWARD ON THE STREET
an hour previous. TIER house had a good reputat
ton and lie hoped to be aDle TO resume In few
not know how they stood beyond that they were
heavy losers.
happened with relation to the firm OF Fanshawe e
McDougall During the excitement on tuesday
evening. consequent on the rise In the stock, Mr..
Fanshawe, who was operating vigorously,
BURST A BLOOD VESSEL
in the Stock Exchange. He Is at resent in very
precarious condition, small hopes beng entertained
OF his recovery. He being the moneyed man OF the
firm, the calls on them for money could not be an
superadded to that OF the &C ident. Mr.. Fanshawes
private means such, 1t Is SAID, a. 10 enable MIN
10 meet all his engagements. :, ro.,o
Saltonsiall, was too busy to give an opinion on the
cause Of the drop" with regard TO his nrm ne at
had another opinion. he had not seen MS prlnci-
pals anu could not tell how they stood.
ANOTHER OF THE USFoRTUNArES.
the street. stood ali through the whole
Don't pes sss a Ms wers deceived Mr.
Woodward are bought at his order. There were
10000 more shares bought yesterday tnan the WHOio
or the parties In the pool had kept their ground
Rock Island would have sold FOR $50 q 300 today
but they afr ID TO stand. II Is not known who
they were Scott and Strong were suspected but
now 1t appears that they are not the parties
Woodward refused to pay over this morning
on some technicaity, and am let In for $l00.UOO
cash and $4,000 TO $300.O00 III debt may be able
To fix II some time.
A. s. Wood told q similar story. He mad 1000 to
1900 shares lett on hls hands. II was curious TO OBJ
serve the stolcal, almost careless manner IN which
h.lsa "a M u mn
to the fearful habltuatlOn to loss and gam which
characterlzes oil who 20 down 10 the sea OF BANK
ruptcy
IN PArER BOATS.
Said one white-hatted, gay-ooklng youth 'This
thing was rough on poor Waller"
81 bet YOU" was the responses; trough on man
In his position. Going to the regatta, Sam"
OF coupon-cased hearts, the reporter sought
Mr.. Waller anu found him quietly balancing MS ac-
counts, II catching ut some golden straw In the
engulfng waters He looked up on the reporters
entrance.
mo, sir, can give no opinion as to the cause OF
this. What does 1t matter to me nowr
ALL KNOW IS AM RUlNED.O
Down on the street the hubDub lasted all the after
noon and carried late at night up 10 the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, where the tumble Was not discovered
until midnight
sleepy-eyed man declared that ne was
about to buy IN the morning, but not
anticipating any change had gone To yet shampoo
to wake him up Il bit. When he came back the
thing had gone to pieces. he was Immediately
GOING TO THE REGATTA,
which seemed to be the topic next In interest to
Rock Island.
where will 1t end p, said one.
Deuce knows, ION; I'm going to the regatta and
by the time I'm back they'll have picked up most OF
the wounded No use In getting up the funeral until
we know who's dead. Are You coming to the
regatta ~