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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
Estate Of Rogers,

GTATE Oy WISCONSIN, In Probate-Grant Connie
- County Of Grant. ! Court
In the matter Of the estate Of Thomas Rogers de.
ceased.
On reading and ailng the petition Of Thomas
Rogers, Of Woodnan representing among other
things that Thomas Rogers, late Of the County
Of Grant, the 10th day Of January 1878
died iptestate, leaving goods, chatels and estate
within this State and County, and that the said Pc
tioner IS the eldest of said deceased aad praying
that administration of said estate be to Luther Bas
ford of said comfy granted;
II IS ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge Of this Court Wednesday, the 10th day OF
February, 1873 at ure o'clock, P. at Lancaster in
said County
Ordered furth that notice thereCfbe given TO the
heirs Of said deceased and 20 all persons interested by
publishirg copy of this order for three successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing In the Grant Coun.
~ Herald weekly newspaper printed and published
at Lancaster in said comfy.
Ry the court WA McaONTQAI Comfy bud -e
Dated al Lancaster, Jan nth, 1873 -25w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
Estate of Tenant,

CNTATE OF WISCONSIN, Probate Once
- Grant County. % Lancaster San. rs, 1873
Ia the matter Of ths Proof and Probate Of the last
win and testament Of VIM. TenIsnt deceased late
OF this county Of Grant.
Whereas an instrument in writing purpor,ing to be
the last will and testament ofMilllgn Tennant de-
ceased late Of the county Of Grant, has been He'd
this office aud whereas application has been made by
Nancy r. Tenant praying shat the same be proven and
admitted 10 probate according the laws efths State
Therefore, IL 10 ordered that said application b.
heard before az the Probate Office in the village Of
Lancaster Ia said County on Wednesday the 10Th day
OF February, A. d 1873. at one o'clock 2. NJ
Aud Ii is further ordered thar notice shall be given
to al persons erested ia said win o. The time aud
place Of said hearing, by publication in the Graz.
Herdi3 newspaper printed in said county for three
successive weeks, each week. prior 20 the time
such hearing.
BY the Court s5.w3 WIZ. MoGoNlGAL,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
/ HE fiERA
Occupations for Women.

DR.. Die lie ris 10 To-day.
The Woman's Club in Boston un-
dertook TO count the women 10 that
city who were living or starving by
needle.work. We believe they found
about eighteen thousand.
In our work, "Our Girls" publish
ed some time ago, we brought for.
ward more than hundred occupa>
tions to which women are perfectly
adopted. but to which they have
not been as get introduced. We
take the liberty TO quote q word
from that work about watch~cIean-
ing:
"Let US speak first Of watch clean.
.ug. What are the qualifications Of
q good watch.cleaner Nimble,
sensitive fingers, neatness and care
fitness.
Now, put your foger there,and let
me show you watch cleaner. He
works in a window only two squares
from nv residence. He weighs
about two hundred and twenty
pounds, aud has fist big enough to
knock down au OK. The whole
thing looked 80 comieal TO me,
thought one day l would 20 in and
plague him little So, after little
chat about watches in general, 1
said,
"'By the way, 1t has occurred to
ne that Uomsa might work at watch
cleaning.
Women 2 said he; why, they
could't clean watches. They haven't
the skill, they haven't the mechanic
q! genius for it, sir. don't go in for
mono Of your "wonan's rights" sir.
/ think women should attend TO their
own business
"'And, pray, what do yon regard
e. their business
"Why, staying at home IN their
own sphere, and attending to their
domestic concerns taking care OF
their children and keeping their hua-
bands clothes mended.
"'I saw at once that the case was
altogether to deep for me, and 90 |
simply remarked, 'Yes, to DO sure, OF
course and IL il not strange that
thoy should not DO willing to stay at
home and rock their babies, especially
the seventy thousand 10 the state OF
Massachusetts, who can never expect
to have husbands Z
CLEANING watches j. q business
that should et once pass into the
hands OF women. The opinion that
they have not the requisite mechan-
ical capacity 20 take watch 70 piec
on and nut il together again, ID the
opinion OF y goose They can do the
work quicker and better than men.
IL ia an employment that naturally
bcIongs 10 them.
"In The matchmaking establishment
at WaItbam several hundred bright,
intelligent young women find en-
ployment aud good pay.
"There il a mandatory in Eng
land where Eve hundred women are
employed in making the interior
chains for chronometers. They are
preferred to men on account Of theil
being naturally more de1trous will
their Gngers, and therefore being
found 70 require less training
Any young woman who knows
how TO clean watches can, by apply
ing to this paper, find employment
1T twenty dollars g week and have tC
work bat FIVE hoprs g day. a thou
sand such would find engagements
How significant and suggestive th'
tact that when young woman Il
said to no engaged, IL il always IN
lerst0od TO refer 20 matrimony il
IA not expected that sho will be GU
gagged in anything elso than matri
mOny.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
AttaChment-iiH rrOWn,

~ IATE OF IsCoNsiN,
- Grant County. So. Ia justices Court
Town ~ Clifton
To Charles e. HtrT91gR
You are hereby notified that a warrant Of At Zach.
ment has been issued against You AID your property
ATTACHED satisfy the demand Of John hill amount
ingt one hundred and seventy-seyen dc lars tSl77.
Now unless yea shSl appearbeIOre Joseph Alien jus
lice Of the Peace in ana for said county. at his
ofliet IN said town the Slh day OF March. a. D.
1873 ~ O'Clock in the afternoon, judgment viii be
rendered against you and your property sold TO pay
the debt. JOHN HiLL Phf
37wS+
Dated this sth day Of Feb A. D. 1913.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
Estate Of Kreul.

GTAFs og " leooSsIs, 40 In Probate--drant County
- County Of Grant. Court.
IN the mster Of the estate Of Jno G. Kroul deceased
0nrtadng and fling tne petition OF Adam Fritz.
Administrator Of the estate Of John G. Hrtul,
deceased representing anopg other things that
thy have fully administered said e-tate and pray
ing that time and place be fxed for examining
and allowing their account Of their administration
IL is ordered that said account Dr. examined by the
Judge Of this court, Wednesday. the 9th day OF
March. 1873, Rext ensuing, az O'Clock p. m, AZ the
Probate Office In Lancaster In said county.
And n Is further ORDERED that notice thereof be Civ
TO all peggons interested, by publishing copy Of
this order for three successive weeks priT 10 sad dy
OF hearing IN the Grant County Herald. weekly
newspaper printseRd published at Lancaster IN said
county.
By the Court WI McG0NIGAL,
Ssw3 county Judge
Dated at Lneaster. February s, A. D. 1873.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
GsaaI Notices.
Estate of Moses.

~ Grant County, Court.
In the matter Of the EstAss of Abaer Noses,
cease d. aAf A' 81 eas+aaiasas
onr ,ading cad ding the petition Of Ahns- xoses,
Administrator Of said estate setting forth
OF personal estate that has cre his hsnde and ia
disposition thereof: the amount of debts stand ms
against said seceased, and description alIthe
state Of which said deceased died seized and the con
diuon aHl value OF the respective portions thereof;
ard PRAYING that license be 20 him z anted sell
all the real estate o. said deceased FOR the payment
debts and expenses of nstrauon, and IL APPEAR
ng by said pc iton. that there Is not SUN lent per
sonal estate Ia the hand OF said Alfred Mos e. Admin
strat0r OF said estate II pay said debts and that il Is
necessary ia order TO pay the same to sell all Of said
real estate It's therefore ordered that al persons in
erpsted In said estate appear before tho Judge Of Thu
Court Monday the ~ day OF March A D.. 1919, al
one o'clock 2. NJ at the Court House Ia Lancaster
IA said county, thsa aud there show (if any
there bel why license should not be granted to said
Administering 60 sell said real according the
prayer OF said petition.
And Il Is far her ordered that copy of this erdet
shall be published for four weeks prior 10
said day Of bearing, in the Grant County Herald -
Weekly Newspaper printed aud published at LaRcas-
err IN said County, and person aliy served on ~ per
sous interested in said estate, residing in said COUNTY,
at least fourteen days before said day Of hraring
By the Court. WA. McG0NIGAL
5ow4 County Ju
Dated at Lancaster. Wis Jan. 25. A. D., 1873
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
HEThe torribIe scenes II this w

E% The terrible scenes 0f this win.
Ter and tho long lists of deaths on
She prairies are having the effect Of
suggesting some means by which
they need not be repeated another
winter. In Minnesota it is proposed
to plant aTne of trees along all the
roads, which would not ouly furnish
some shelter, buA would 80 distinctly
mark the way thsn, no one, howev' T
cold and benumbed, Iaed lose it. II il
vrould be one OF Ia, surest and
cbeapest projections thaS sanld be
given. and early spring sbou,d ,eN>ev
Shere 10 the West, see TIE work d
guG
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
Observation-Disclosures,

y -A1E OF WISCONSIN,
- Grant County. Sss. In Justices Court.
TowL of Lancaster.
70 FrGak Robinson:
You are hereby notified this waTrent o1 attach-
ment has been issued against you aud Your property
attached g eatsy the demand ~ tho shrader amount
ing 70 $50 Nov unless you shall appear be A. Burr
Justice of the Peace in and for said county at his once
In Lancaster the 2fth day % Rsb 1878 locisck
~ the afternoon judgment VIII be rendered dgains;
You and your property sold - pay The debt.
Dated this kth day OF February. 1873.
S6wl OHIO sHRAADER, Plaintia.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
THR ESHING MACHIN ES.
hewlka
PR IRIB CITY SEEDFlR


To she public aud gives the following reasons why i i
| Ii will not grind the gain
2 Being force feed II COWS perfectly even
3 IL will SOW and cultivate at the same time.
4 II viii SOW without cOtivatng.
3 II will cultivate ws,hout sowtsg.
6 II can be changed TO 90 either both in an in
slant.
heiehs thr Fyod Is thrown out, by the same mo
lion AZ raising lever.
The ts,tiyators eau be raised srtfeiebtly high to
clear them without stopping the feed.
9 The aeita;or in the grain box prevents clogging
in the dirtiest grain
10 This machine can be backed or turned without
raising this sultiyAtor.
II The Gauge fer indicating the quantity sowh per
acre is simple aud can beregulated instantly.
IL There are no cog wheels nsed 70 change the feed
40 there are none TO carry around or lose
Is The culuyasors ate raised By pulling down In
stead of lifting on tho lever
Is They raise from is 70 inches higher than other
machines
Is Any single tooth can be raised to It's tGu height
independently Of the rest
Aud refers TO the three four hundred farmers IN tue
Also the NORTHWESTERN Feed steamer, ChGpmtt
MtIs" &c &c tie also sells in more limited ter rto
a. gsworth and Pacifc Sulky Hay snt Grstu Kakss,
DekeSs Tanning Mills. stalk Cutters Corn shelters an
and CnI,vafors Stnbbe and Corn Plows q various lin
chaid or in the gard
DO moi aipd what other SCENTS ~ tel YOU but zee az
Lancaster, MIS-. January !, 1913
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18


10 The hoes are all Oil Tempered and will wear
longer aud scour better than any other
II kTery hoe can be set exactly the same pitch
without guess or trouble.
IS When a hoe is displaced by striking an obstruc.
ton 1t can he repiac d in its former exact posi-
tion In an instant-the set or pitch not being
changed. as in othe machines
70 The culuvator Is the best out to work on corn,
stalk ground
60 The iron bearings for attaching the drag bars
dispense with all washers between them and
eaectualiy prevent all side play - the hoes.
u The center ho"s Of small sized Seeder can
be adjusted for euItiya ing corn, and many use it
wifi great satisfaction.
- II sesder Will do 90 d work in windy weather.
% 1t win ali kinds grass seed and grain evenly
"a Il vii. accurately when going fast or slow
over the ground, as is is force feed and sows
according 10 the distance Travelled.
Is A separate grass seeder attachment can be at
tached at any time, and grass seed be sown
alone or with the grain.
20 1t Is msdeon honor and the purchaser gets the
worth Of bis money.
bove territory. who have used them.
dorse Hay Fors," s'Totman's Horse Powers "Feed
the Marsh Harvester. American Hay sdder, Ho.
ornss' Patent Smoothing Harrow. RoYel's and A. p.
Plsntsrs. Cider Mills. Lawn Movers, Garden Dri.ls
, ard every thing needed upon the farm. in tbs or
the above machinery before purchasing elsewhere
fajge for yourselves. CHAS..D. SHKADER.
S2tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
The Ideal Farmer.


Ralph Waldo Emerson, 10 one of
bis ESSAYS, thus portrsys the glory
Of the farmer
The glory Of the farmer is that,
in the division OF labor, it is bis part
to create. All the trades at last rest
on his primitive authority. He stand
close to nature; he obtains from the
earth the bread aud the meat. The
food which was not be eau es to be.
the first farmer was the first man,
aud all historic nobility rests on pos
session and use of land Men do not
like hard work, but every man has
an exceptional respect of tillago, aud
the feeling that this is the original
calling of his race, that he himself is
only excused from it by some cir
cumstances which made him dele
gate for time to other hands. Ii
be bad not some skill that recon-
mended him TO the farmer, some
product Sor which the farmer will
give him corn, he must himself re-
turn into his due place among The
planters. And the profession has in.
all eyes this ancient charm. as stand
ing nearest TO God, the First Cause.
Then the beauty OF nature, the tran
guilty and innocence of the coun-
tryman, his independence, and his
pleasing arts--the cares of bees, OF
poultry, Of sheep, Of cows, the dairy,
the care Of hay, Of fruits, of orchar DIS
and forests, and the reaction Of
these on the work man in giving him
strength and plain dignity, like the
face and manners of nature, all men
acknowledge. All men keep the farm
10 reserve 80 su asylum, where, 10
case Of mischance, to hide the props
erty, or q solitude, if they do not
succeed in society. And who
knows how many chances of remorse
are turned this way from the bank,
rupts Of trade, from mortified pleads
ers 10 courts and senates, or from
the victims of idleness and pleas
ure? Poisoned by town life, and
town vices, the sufferer resolves :
"Well, my children whom | have
injured, shall 90 back to the land to
DO recruited aud cured by that
which should have been my nursery,
and nov shall be their hospital
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
ONLY COMBINED MACHINE MADE,
4
TWO WHEEL (sS 9s 10th Fssall0 JONTED-BAR MOWER!


he whole t be raise w b o n
psoYH 10 ugh AZ
IN we pto fGran
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18

The Little Champion Reaper tonght Of yOu last sun
Is among seedrs the very best nrodR cd GtO tl
the same Company-Ilarris Manufacturing Company Of
several years aud am well pleased with them think
evenness Of gowine anaity of work and durability. A
me sti better Ii cuts fesr wde ruus very light tor
per ever ca " Of any width ofcut Is unsurpassed as
not be clogg in grain whether wet or dry II ~
asled ireoaentiy cntlrom Sto2) acres OF grain Per
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18

NJ Chez D .strGdcr. Lancaster, Ws,--Dear Sir: Y
used one for the Eve har feel prepared 70 81
nber reapers have n.ed and have usei ny my
wear and until had cu.pVer 900 acres II did not is
ness broke the sickle and faw sections. but aside from
the Toast wear of any machine ever Although II
horses and cuts full ak feet have cut % in les
doubng it, aud more than that can do 1t gain vi
100 acrea per year frslQ Is years Although there
nine would not rxchange It Tor any Olher az think
In he country. FL Yours Il
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18

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a. o. TcI osO;s In Probate Grant County
In the matter Of The EstAts of Abaer Noses,
, 1873-09-24
ANOTHER MURDER,

a Porter OF t3ao Steamer Gordon Cnns1i~
bell Fractures tho SKILL Of the Eirc-
MN1a--Unofficer-Ltl1e Conduct nf u
IollccnlnM--Tte R2Mrttercr Permits
ted to Escape.
An nfrray occurred OH board tho steam largo Cor
don Campbcl lying ut tie foot OF Lasae street, carly
last Sunday morning, that resulted III tho death Of tue
frcman, Patrick Quinn BOON nfcr tho arrival Of tho
vessel at Milwaulea Monday. IH death ,sau tho
result Of fTaeturo Of tho skull, produced by blows
from 4 club in the hands or Jeremiah
Cashn,au, porter OF the same bout, About
o'clock Sunday morning Caahn,an and
q nrcn1nn named William A1cMiilnn, had 4 ight III
which tho former got tho worst Of It. Casinan at
onre proceeded 10 nvengo himself for tito hrxshng Ao
bud received. AZ llan pasted by linn short time
duat h ' nrisrous Low On lis heai @ % With s|,SH *
Of wood. TEe saan whom ha had struck waa Not Nc
.lllan but tlo ssman @ Patrick Quinn. who was rem
heni hut 10 had rrohebly ki!isS man, and Is Il
upon @ seeg . man prousated upon tho tioci aud aud
oashuun ilaoiug from tho boat ho cried out, "Mur-
der! Murdcsg' III tho hope that so1no pollto o!ccr
would hear him md urrcat Caslltnan. NolnlHnlu,,
boat. OAisers Hickey an1 o!,aoro arrived al naoat
ho cry Of murder were not satisfactorily answered.
Tho mate, and indeed a'l the officers tho boat.
answered That there had been some tsoahls boas
but that 1t very trivial nater be!ng acr
os!sly injured Mcmillan stood BY Ills faco sonowhut
bluoy from tho effects Of tho tight wifi. CAsl,nu but
thero wss no one else GIL toarl WHO exhiblteI Any
wou,lp 1t afterwards came to light TINT tlo fireman,
bud bee Carried into secluded part Of e ycaso) Antl
that Mcmillan was afraid to opc1l h!a nsoUth So tho
pullce officers LETT Tho bout without making any nrless,
believing TINT tho lght hn1 hce Of no
Some limo aftsr Ito policemen quit tho boat, Nc
hla uuder tho belief tat tho 1renlnn wnH fatally
injurc stoe away from to yesso 10 tho shore, antl
went u search Of Oncor Hickey. During its atsenea
to boat moved out into tho lo Of Tho river, m Il
the commander wanted to got out a tln way Of to
nolicu ulthoreU. Mcmillan rotated tho fautH to
tukoy, mil urged Him to take steps to arrest Caah-
man, an all tho parties ongaged In ho ARRAY. Hickey
ocer n,.t refused 10 do anything. II o lu done hIH
lty and attempted to arrcst Caslman, no would have
sutsee1e. ~ tho follow Lurking by, hut Il
wus cold uight, and Huk0ys place In the tunnel WIZ
warm aud comfortable, 10 lo refused ~ act upon Nc
| M,ilan's statement, .-...-
Thq yessol aa.lod fog Milwaukee On aundsy evening
, 1873-09-24
AN APPEAL FOR AID.
10 kho Editor af the CAtca0o Tribune:

70 10 Editor y 7fo CH7oa0o 757DNNe:
Sins wish to ask email fnyor at your lands,
haye at my residence Southern lady mud lor two
lit.o chtldron,-a girl 10 mud boy yeara at age.
They aro bright, pretty children, md hayo bocn well
rcurc Tho .notlos formerly moved IN lp frat crcIca
at 4nccty iu tho iouth bAU laB no friends anu
,nouey but IL very nnxoits to kenp her little
atrsct, tse latly take in washing, do anything That
IL honorable for living, niialI consider than q my
fam,ly until they hro hetter provided Tor; What
tint Of tho lapIio generally, hopi,g. thnt ,oac!.
aul every oa0 nay bring or sen4l, by 1uail 70
ali!isy that ths woman nay 10 placed In Iltilo
l,on,o Ut her own, wcru rho cal. support herIelf
III tic meantime, furit'"' or provisions will not conn
,nlght got assistance In that way for tlem It'll, II
t!cro any hnmanitarana III tlia city, trust NO
,aay ear fruin them promptly in behalf q this tired
anI aMoat heartbroken motor and her little ontsv.
MNa. Il. A. porrEn,
Room H. Central Un1ou block.
, 1873-09-24

sc! siree naimesc. Aiesnas.' o. D''' % No''n oA''
.n @s e. rssonss j. sus ssns zAs Assate Commits
olnndit'a i. Grant, Ann 1star, AHel,,ase.
mieaionor; ". ". Folwo1I st. Anthony, A1ternno.
MfssfsspM;-o. y. French, Jackson, Commissioner;
lf'ssou;t1Joln sloNotl, Compton It'll, 81. Louis
oo,nmiasioncr; sa'nne iays st: j,sorh, Alternate
Alsnttan,a-WtinY Il. oagett Dcer Ia'.Ko Gi.y
ocn,,mnlaalonor; Parics a. l"rgey, Virs!'ta City,
tyelra.ka-11enry s. Moody, ,onn!a Commissioner;
" seradaMWiiian n"sii' VIII Meooy. ure1a, Lander
County. Commissioner; Jnnea ". nainea, -, Al
Ne,s mpshfre-Ezekicl A. Straw, aranc1.eatcr,
Uonmtslo,lor Asa +. Gate, NortLlcld Alter,'nio.
4ve!o Jtrsett-Orcsteu Cleyeland, Jorscy City, COM
e g. asy%S' o Hisns f.
,5ss 5s t. n M.rs. i E' s 4pss kssy y5y s 2s
North caro1ina- --=-;,-, Commissioner; Jona~
0iio-hlfrea 7. aoshorn, Cincinnati, COMMISSIONER;
wsson W. asiaath. Toledo, ANe,nase.
sloner; Andrew J. Dufnr, pert'and, Alternate.
Pen'.syiea4ftt,-Daniel5 Moroll, Jonnston, cousns-
mssaIoner; Samuel poweil, Newport Alternate. ~
S9asA caroItaG- -;--,. =, Commissioner; Archi-
1enntasee-Thon'as Holtlwel, shelbyvlllc, Bedford
County, Commissioner William F. r1osscr. NaHh-
1sras-Williatn Horny paraons, Now York City,
UtaG@yohn Il. wicaizer, Bo.t 1ake City, oonmis-
Vermoni- -stiIaicton Goldsmith, Rutland, Commits
seps1 se:S Ssa:e " :sss 1sse
Wash,n9ton 3r7itorv-E@ood Evans, Olympia Com
nissionef 1iospnder9 =. Abornethy, dowlits County
, 1873-09-24
Buffalo Livc-St0Ck MARKET,

BUFFALO, Sept. a1.-CArrLE-Rcceirta today, in
Guiding 8 cars reported to arryo, 1a0o total for tho
week, 7055. Tho market Is ut tiuad-luck, for re-
ccipts are heavy Duyora, in tho present tusostled
state Of uactal aairs at loea how npcrate and
prefer awaiting dcyclopments. Everything, wears q
hotter look to-day an 1t is thought trao Will follow
tho uHllal course Tomorrow. Tlrro sales
cert to supply tho Immediate wants Of tho local traac.
Prices ro1lain nominally aH lnat week.
SHEEP AND 14AMns--noceipts to-day, incndsug 70.
kct not yet OPENED.
uoos-Reeopta to-day, including reported arrivals,
500; total for tho week, M,soQ The market s mod
eratcly active conaior!tg tho financial troubles, at
decline Of Ho from aHt weeks closing prices. Sales
include 1o0 1nots hogs. 1la 10 $40 La, At $45o@
$500; 6Q0 OHIO hoRs, nv 100 liz, at $i.a7X,
, 1873-09-24

Yesterday morning. Mcmillan nav eastman under tho
sin'luc North Ulnvk street, and mt having heard
Of the tenh Of Quinn, na'o no attempt 10 secure his
al o,co Informed Hickey Of it. TlIorontsn Hickey
took MrNilllan 10 tho Huron Etrcet Hiatjon fran,
whence In VIE rc,ovct 10 to Central Police S.ntlon.
Detective Dixon Rcnt out In 1ueat Of Casnn1 and
cd last lltgllt.
, 1873-09-24

WArEnrowN. Mass, Sept. 29.-Bcef cattle rcce1ptM
0a3 head. As there Western cattle received
the chances ttlo in favor Of No.thcrn dealers
working OF their stoc but tho market not active
md salca wore confined 10 Aall ots rrices Without
tmprosenols saes Of choicc us $1,000; oxlra, s9oo@
9.11; lst quality. sS.Uo@s.ou; ID, so0oes75o vi.
s. 4.0DG4 80.
orascy active; lufge dealers yoge out III far season
at prices that oorrcspondcd With lust wccls saes.
Some few lois pcrapa not quito high sales IN lots,
81. .50Ge37b cacA !; oxtrn, ss1.u0@5.J0.
Spring Lambs, 1h@7o per u.