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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-02
1eaal Notires.
ESTATE McCoRMIcK.

COMMISSIONERS N0TICE.-we, the subscribers.
being appointed by the Hon the couutn court Tor the
county Of urant, commissioners TO receive exaaina
and adjust all claims and demands of ali persons
against the estate Of Thamas Mccormick late OF the
Town o. ulen Haven, in said county deceased and al
all claims and demands exhibited Ia ofTet thsrsta
ana SIX months from the 18th day of August ns73'
elng allowed by said court Tor that purpose We do
% gore hereby give notice that will attend to
ne business Of our said appointment at the dwell
ng house OF the late Thomas Mccormick in said
own OF Glen Haven in srid county an the 18th DAYS
VS'9Dsr ana February nsxt, from O'clock, A. NJ.
Dated this Both day of August A. D. ls78.
SAMUEL NEWItK
JOHN RYAN, I5w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-02
ESTATE--HuLL.

In Probate-Grant County Court. In the matter =,
the Estate of William Hull deceased y
On reading and Il ling the petition Of Samuel R.r
stow Executor OF the Estate Of William Hull deceas
ed representing among other Thugs that he has u y
place be fixed tor examining and allowing his account
of his administration
II is ordered that said account be examined IL tho
Judge OF this Court Monday the 10Th dav ~ 49,
Der next ensuing, at O'Clock NJ. at Lancaster n
said county "
Ano il is further ordered that notice shall ha ir
70 al persons interested by Publication in tho Grnt
County Herald, newspaper printed in said Counfv
for three successive weeks, in each week t;r =,
the time of such hearing. By the Court f -
VIM. McGGNIGAL, County Jndge
Dated at Lancaster, Wis the 18th day OF September
A. ID 1873 80
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-02
A TTACHMENT-REErz.

Grant County, Town Of Paris-In Justice Conrt. T,
John ReetZ:
You are hereby notified that a warrant Of attach
ment has been issued against you and yonr pronerf,
attached to satisfy the demand Of John Buricbter
amounting TO seventy eight 45-l0O dollars
Now, unless you shall appear before Peter Ca.per
a Justice Of the Peace, in and for said cor1tt
at his office in said Town en- the 10Th day of October
A. d. 1873, at twelve tl2) O'Clock noon fndge
ment will be rendered against you and your proper
ty sold 10 pay the debt. ffN
Dated Paris, Sept. 30th, 1873
I7w2* JOHN BURICHTER pta
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-02
A TTACHMENT--CHAsE

State Of Wisconsin Grant County Town Of jamestown
In Justice Court. To John Chase.
You are hereby notified that a warrant Of attach
ment has beenissued against You, and your prop.rtt
attached to satisfy the d, mand OF Henry Dofi
amounting TO nine dollars and sixty five cents - 81
Now, unless you shall appear before Franklin Ly ste
Justice Of the Peace in and for said county al IN
office in said town. on the 18th day,of September
1870 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, judgment will b.
rendered against you and your property sold to pa,
the debt. -
Dated this 9th day of August, A. D 1873.
lava HENRY D0FT PLAINTIFF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-02
NOTICE.

70 Debtors 70 the Late firm Of Pittman
&c Nc Williams:
Having sold out our branch store in Fenni-
more we would earnestly request an early
statement of all accounts due our Fennimore
store, as we must have our books closed up.
You can pay TO A. I. Yielding, Fennimore,
or to our store in Bosoobel
PITTMAN * McWILLIAMS.
Boscobel, June 5, 1878. Off.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-02

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Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-12-27
PRACTICAL HINTS.
EDITED BY MRS. j. G. coNANT.

Ground-Rice Cdke-The weight of four in ground
rice, the in loasugar pounded and sifted; the
weight fresh butter beaten cream; the weight of two
eggs in flour; the rnd of half lemon, grated Mix the
dry ingredients thoroughly together then add the butter
eggs bea;en and, lastly juice half
lemon, with half easpoonfu of carbonate of soda; beat
thoroughly Line tin with buttered put in the mix
ture and bake Immediately. The be moderately
quick putting in the cake but when it has risen it
be put backward in the let soak WE'LL Some
candedpeel citron may be put the top of the cake
with white susrplums ornament it, previously putting
in the The paper lining the tin should be white
writngpaper well buered and it should be much higher
than the tin
Cake-One pound butter eggs quarters
of pound of sifted pounded and grated nutmeg
pound OF our three quarters Of of
wnegassful of brandy Beat the butter
rege in the flour, add the sugar. nutmeg
caraway Seeds and mix ingredients well together
Whisk the eggs stir to them the brandy and beat the cake
again minutes Put into tin lined with butter
ed paper and bake it from and half to hours
Gingerbread Loa-rwo and half pounds of -FOUR half
pound of butter of ginger four eggs, half pound
of moist and of carbonate of soda
dissolved in Melt the butter molasses
then add the sda and Mix all together with the
-four and bake in moderate hours think
plan mix the soda first with the flour, and then
molasses ETC.. added, slight evolution Of gas
takes place, which makes the gingerbread light.
nsaona CakeOne pound of flour, pound of
quarter pound of butter sugar. half
pint piece ammonia rather larger than lbert
and three eggs leaving white The cake should
be u fortnight it will keep a long time
Plain Cake ChildreaOne and half pounds of flour,
of brown four dripping
teaspoonfus of baking powder half pound currants
of seeds. and half pint
Oyster Frtters-Take pint and half of milk, and
quarter pounds of -four eggs yoks eggs
be very thick, which add the milk, the
whole well together; wisk the whites stiff froth
| them into the a
mixture, drop into it, and fry in hot them
be light brown both Sides The oysters
put in the batter all once, they would thin it,
Family Cdke.-Six cupuls of flour, molasses one
and half cupfuls of BUTTER oue-third cupfus
milk cupfuls of currants four eggs, numegs one
large spoonful saleratus and a little cinnamon
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-12-27
THE NORTHERN OHIO JOURNAL.
MELANGE.

wherry proud.
Providence mkman put quassia in "a rivals can,
and now wants his lawyer quasher in his
Indictment
Paris has movement abolish the fashion
wearing gloves, which will consequently
of the dealers.
Grace Greenwood advises every avoid Niagara
unless they prepared to leave their wardrobes
home and their trunks for the
backs enough to pay the bills at the Falls.
Boston policemen report that virtual
suppression of the liquor traffic in that vrtuous city, ag
parties still in vogue among young bucks
mysterious tends make the stays stsgger just
they had few horns much.
The Mrs. Fzugh, Virginia, from Congress
for wood off her land the Union army during
the of the Dent family and cousin Mrs.
Some OF her family army. The price
fixed for her wood enough for half the
Virginia.
Bangor, Me-, obi exploits of medum-szed
schoolboy whom is said simply touching with
the tips of his fingers the back person
seated the sitter will be thrown quite This
species of gavanic assault aid battery shocking
think
Gorham, N H. makes special game plent
ul i'll its neighoorhood that railway train
partrdges. just if trains didn't run over
part ridges and valleys throughout hily
French advises the application pla-
ters to cure the bites of which be practicable
prescription the other side of the Atlantic
oud nconvenent In New Jersey, it would involve
complete development huge sinapsms
partially LAFAYETTE Ind oosopeJ
himself with laudanum last week. boarding gho,se
whittier he had eoped from domestic inecty, leaving the
following touching posthumous his widow:
''Please tell that old devil of that had
time since left the old shanty her in
the world, I'll pay her Off ssWILLIAM Tyson"
Since the opening Of intercourse the
nations that chgnons pgtals have
market value of middIng $5 prime in
the Canton MANY Mongolian gen.
temen leave their behind the when they go
ing
In the Yellowstone region there exist kind of
panther called the 'amss much larger furious
animal than the ordinary California would
be creatures could be obtained for
the Cen: raj Park collection
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-17
RuBINsTEIN's THUMB.
How the Maestro VIII Play when He
Crews blind.

The Tribune has letter from tn,
"Atlantic Ocean, written Mt sea by
Miss Kate Field, who thus speaks of ,
fcllow-passenger: Anton Rublnsteir
agrees with me. Tie is seated at my
left, and looks like the remains O
former greatness. He Is in state o.
eclipse, and | am heather enough to re-
joice, iorat sea misery likes company.
derive indispensable comfort in behold
ing genius reduced to my own level
The sea is Democratic in its tendencies
it is no great respecter of persons, else
it would spare the great pianist who
has done 50 much to elevate the musical
standard in America, and whose great
objection to our country is that it is
5000 watery miles from Europe.
'''Ah, if it Were not for that ~ he
eXclaims, extending his arms toward
the great restless monster surging and
foaming around lis, america would
be possible; but the very thought of
repeating This journey, Of committing
myself to an awful ocean with n chance
of being swallowed up by it, unknown
to my tamily-this thought, combined
with my physical wretchedncss, will
prevent my return "But you will
90 to us again ," / expostlllate. ~ do
not say | will not, for who dares
preuict tiie i,iture' out never WIN 20
US a p,ahis.' .p.h.na4ot,,,.
Aiiu mus IL ~ leart. VI iIuo,'isutill
ninplVioi, alo plnns lol I he h neNI oo,
ytaIs. Aseu iorty-.nLec, ~ nus peei'
paying III puolic lor tlilily-'i,ree {t"L ,,
Dut 10 the piano ior amusement, At SIN
huolilslelil ueVelopeu suuia lale anu n:a
eAlraoruiiii,y rove anu aplii,y .'la. ms
parents soon decided upon MS ch ,,.:
o,uuying never more .nai, .llr'e ,,h hGos
gay, young ANTON appearea pupiicis
AT Ten years OF Eye. - piayeu, po, !,
never practlceu ai.er l WIZ lh'r pa,.,
Gohlesses tle pianist, WHO'LL hoovi.
browning, me iiuslcal ciitie, rish,iN
pr0nouhceS me greatest on tie'ii ali'
What terriole shocK tiis Is 10 Piou-
uers' ratlence seekS Mlpln'i hl"l1,s,
n n genus mus Wltiioul seehIiS pu'
i1upehs'ei'i Is eAceptiona =, i a
~ hmslcal passion. you iulcy 'i,at
ne possesses enormous PoMe.s ~ ~ i ,lis
arms III Is an III MS "rlsls aiia Il IN ms
passion Wheh ne R lnsPireu ne , De
comes 9lii'u, anq Is sure 70 llJure i''l,,
sen. ne mas Playeu lor Us oncc Oh
poard our good steamer. 'Coile, we
WI, go now" ne saia one alterilo9n,
,5! 10 " lewi anu eli'triliS ,ile
lauLes allooii, ne siV upN ~ nr ~ az w,
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Aayer,isIns Rates In Daily,

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'I'rnnacnt advertisements, having the run
of The paper, first insertion, 81 ~ per squire
each subsequent insertion, 20 cents pcrsquaIe;
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All business notices of advertisements 10
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Al transient advertisements must bepaid
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All advertisements not marked any spec
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THE WEEKLY HERALD

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llshed every Saturday morning. SubscrlD-
don S25O per annun; sl,JO for six months,
payable in advance. No subscription taken
iDl a less period than six months.
Advertisements inserted ut the rate of II ~
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FOR each subsequent insertion.
The following are our advertising rates In
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BANKING AND INSURANCE.

TINS Institution, chartered by the Lcgisla-
turc of the State OF Texas, VIII commence,
operation June /, lMa, aud viii do q general
hanklng, exchange, and collection business;
VIII discount first class paper at reasonable
rnles receive deposits subject 10 check nj
cipnl elites of the United Sinfus, Romittances
made Ia all the leading p,les OF Europe.
Special attention given ~ the collection ul
notes, drafts, etc., throughout the state and
elsewhere. The business OF banks, merchants
and manufacturers solicited,
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Obituary notices, marriages, deaths, public
meetings, cards OF thanks, etc, 10 be paid for
nj half advertisement rates.
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Daiin~ County.

Fce
~ Dniins couu,,
| lOncrns bmiles Southeast lof It,,oht,,s 80
Ann Sol,,S survey ar, ire M, har w.,
| Is Der acre "'''' pi'o''
jio a,,.,. /, ,,iI.,..,,,,,,,a. n,
of Ih%E Il shn,v S,r,.a ~, a."'n's, p"a
nor Nora ''' wy '"'"oi P''o'' o.
~ ot,,, i,,ilo. uc,,,,,,o., ~ n,,,.,
ofth% d antn,' s,,', tthe ". uT,ioS, pnls
t,n. W. '''"p'' P''NV' - P''
9Jo nara. II ,,li,, .o,,.,,,,a, 80 nan. a..
7 2g Iv AZ n se s"nt,WosI o. haiaS me
AZ MR. ntlY, " N''i'N"' y Wv ''"'"S'' P'"''
ia n"roe N ,,ilo, ,,or,h,,o,, 80 n,,,,. a.,
beg 81 per acre.
ri acre ~ ii,lic. west OF DALLAS, part of the
ln ,S' 1",lns fllliNeN prairie 70 per acre,
Bryan survey, timber; 50 per acre.
=, iVo acres, ! Iupes north OF Dapns, part Of the
n,sS "cr su'y" %j, a dt At VI ~ Pr arrr
" "y 'TtvS, hl,l,M sou,h o. Dallas pnrt OF me
~ p1I NcIe,
~ M >, hliIs soutii on lhiilas part OF the
I'm I'm bAoh league prairie, ~ Y Oh per acre
~" W1vn.s, ~ mics cast o. Dallas, The Corne-
rs a sSTnaS Snr,S Sy prair'e az " per acre
d; =; A. LEG Leonard survey, a. g g per acre
D. a, a. a leonard survey, a ~ 80 per acn
Oh the r. perhln survey, timber, AT 81 ~ per
AcIv'
~ acres, u miles east OF Dallas, part of the
ISL H%rn4 sIiI II rtnr,s' ~ :, a. per acre
''g W lMi'ii.'lin surrey timber, ~ " per acre.
iW aGres, !. nillcs southwest ot Dallas, part
~ we w. W. Attreli survey, prairie, itt 70 -
pt I'd n enrcy "a ,,r.. a,,,, sn.u..
'1v uJ,Ios, o,s iiiles southwest OF i'alaS, part
on .'is ~ dsatiN.y Clark survey, prairie and TIM
sl7I acres! 4 mics sonth of p,1,a. mint or
the A. b. Howard survey. nTpiri" md thinner,
AT 81 per acre 80 w. p''''''' ~" V''''"''
of The n ro t4tt snrvev nrnirir anh iij ,nnme ,'
lr"Ho ~ iAhi'As COUNTY
100 acres, miles east of ckinrjdgo. +,
ac gHo H.. ,,.r,,, 4, la
in cuIivalnni "nS XIII, ~ IA dVc acres
40: 3@ agi r !, nlii~ roa.nweh OF Dallas 200
g,Me, si sa 'sn , m9,nses born stable etc.
o 10 hegssi 2 miles northwesi Of Dallas, %
r., 90 aGresl miles s ,ortgf Dallas 20 acres
8 M
pGlT Gd p eeres "a mia. soo,,,a..,, Far, Wat,
part loi the J. t'iilclon survey, prairie, at 4
rd ,go acres, 10 miles cast Of Fort Worth, the
mum surNeNi ~ w pHrhvT.
N,Linnnr q I ifs s"u.,,Wes.p 81 Dallas, ue
p'a ''c' r,,us
on,
acres IN cultivation. orchard aud hedge renco;
benton County.
5000 acres, 10 miles south Of benton, the W.
acre. eNL E'BEiB Aaf& Il
200 acres, 3 miles south of tevvIsvil,o. "
- ~ 1850 - y ~ "
rrs.9r Jack County,
l,l55 ceres, nj 81 90 per acre.
ParLcr Cou,,x
QsyD ocres mt % IN nov ao-a
go N'''''"- " p'' "'''' q
uautoa,c s..o.x
fite acres. nj 4, nor asyo-
Arrs,cr Co,,ntx
994o acres an q, r.,r ocro A.
- ~ - = ~ "g ga
Erath Comfy.
1880 acres, al 50 per acre, .r-
Ut Il
l,Sbacres jose a, Guano survey ,0n Cham
.ar, -esu......c ....a ~
40 acres, miles north ., Peter, Bluff, .
s''' s'''s"''o"'sss' ''psF acre
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81 SANGER BROS

From hsday soil our ex,su
template building edh our
Increasing ai
to
wherever be will make
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BREADsTuFFs AND GRAIN.
There is u good deal of new whent Offering
Sales lighti not dry enough to bulk. Floui
In active demand NJ our quotations,
| We quote;
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TEN MSS

TIE DAILY HERALD Is published every
,nnrning except Monday, al $40 "a yonr, IN
"Ivancc; - lorsiS months 3 forone month !
20 cents tor one week alhgle copies .
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-17
LAND! LAND! LAND!
AylI, jenkins 4 AvlT,
General Land Agents,
Dallas, : Texas,
ARE VOW OFFERING
For Sale at LOWFigures
A large amount OF
il n M ID
In Northern Texas, including number OF
VALUABLE FARMS
in this and adjoining counties, and business
and residence
LOTS AND HOUSES
VALUABLE FARMS
LOTS AND HOUSES
IN the city OF pallns.

In the city Of nallns.
We invite land buyers 10 call aud examine
our register. Lands in our hands arc FOR
SALE. when man puts his property In
the hands of an agent he means "busmcSs,n
ana does not put n fancy pric'' on his land
60 scnrc away purchasers,
Persons having land for snle win find II 20
their interest 10 cali and register their lands
at once. We charge nothing for registering
or advertising, and only u small commission
when u sale Is effected,
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coRREsPoNplN Ts,

National Park Bank, New York; Boat
mems savings Institute, 80. oulS, Perkins
Swensnn q Co., New orleans Ball, Hutchin,
4 Co, Galveston, Texas; flrst National Bank
HlNesion, Texas, First National Bank
Houston, Texas; Z. II, Johns q 90, Austin
ToHas; Raymond 4 Whites, Austin, TaHns.
Hours nom 0 u, N. 70 3 u. IN. 0fdNw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
LECTURES AND MEETINGS

Dr Colton and the Band of the 18th Regi-
ent will give an entertainment at the Cooper Institute
this evening. ,
The Fourth Anniversary meeting OF the
Mariners Division held last evening, o. the sea
mems Exchange, No 1879 Cherry-et. The programme
consisted OF addresses vocal and instrumental music
and Rotations. =,
At a meeting of the Cotton Exchange, held
Yesterday IL was resolved that the Board OF Managers
be requested insert in the bylaws clause proh6ihne
the transaction OF any business on chanse eAo'p' W
tween the hours OF 10 a. NJ and p NJ
The German Reform Organization OF the
With Assembly District John c. Boeckel presiding
expressed approval last evening" at No. 81
OF the protest of the German Central REFORM OganL@
ton against the formation OF new Rlng'
The fourth annual reception and ball OF the
Palette Club place last evening at the rooms OF
the Arion Society. Several amusing shadow panic
mines preceded the dancing one representing Tue
crous experience Of tketching tourist Inc auenu
was large.
The first anniversary of Christopher Section
No. l. Cadets of Temperance. took place at the Aenst
NJ E. Church last evening The exercises consisted Of
vered by the Rev. John Parker the Rev VIM McAills-
ter, and others.
The 18th anniversary of the uprising OF the
people of scheswg Holstein against the rule OF Den
mark was celebrated last evening, at the Teutonic
Assembly Rooms. The programme consisted OF a
dramatic entertainment by the members OF the society
representing of the revolutionary period; emo
singing by the Unlanu BUM vocal oOCict'B anu
banquet Addresses recalling the patriotic scenes OF
the Revolution were received with enthusiasm
1he New-York Sunday-SchOOl Teachers As
ISOLATION held their annual meeting in Trinity Chapel
last ght and elected the following officers for the en-
suing year, President the Rev. j. H. Rylance, d. d.,
lst vicePresident, ID. B. Whltlock I'd VicePresldent
the Rev Arthur Kmber sd Vice President. Prof En-
geston. jr secretary John b. Faure Ireasnret fnll-
lin NJ Oakley; Chaplain, the Rev. Arthur H. warner
Prior meeting the Rev b. F. De Costa eetured on
the History OF the American Church" He opened
with rapid survey OF the condition OF the American
continent prior the voyage OF Columbus and gave the
chief points history the Greenland Church.
whose Bishops visited the region Of New England IN
the eleventh century.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
A KENTUCKY FRATRICIDE.

LOUISVILLE, March PA terrible tragedy
occurred near Bardstown last Saturday. G. ". Holt
sbouser al old and esteemed citizen, sitting In his
Office at abont III M, with his unmarried son. ID W.
Hotshoser when his married son. j. Hotshouser. en-
tered aad without speaking pulled out navy revolver
aud shot his brother the ball entering the left breast
and lodging under the shoulder-bsde. The wounded
young man from the chair, aud he did 90 re-
ceved shot, entering his shoulder when DC
fell forward receiving third shot the crown OF the
head the ball lodging under the right eye Tho frar
eide Immediately left the premises ana has not been
heard from since The Of the murder supposed
10 be feud OF several months standing All concernoo
have held high and great exciteDent nas
been caused IN theconmunhy by tho tragic AFFAIR 1po
father mother ~ The young nearly 70 yens
of ego, and their grief fs beartropdlDa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
THE DEATH RECORD.

A report on the diseases of the present year
furnished last night, to the NewYork County Med
zeal Society by DR.. Charles p. Russell 1t was shown
that during the past weeks there have been reported
TO the Bureau OF Sanitary Inspection le6 OF small
pOI, 62s Of scsrstina measles, 27s diphthera, as
typhus fever, and typhoid fever 76 There has been
an immense reduction from the number OF during
the corresponding period OF in the diseases OF small
pox and scarlatins. while the other diseases remain
about the The deaths during the past ~ weeks
have been 62et against 6,732 OF last year. Notable
among diseases as having been particularly fatal this
year. are puerpera diseases, eryslpelss, dphtheria,
alteration Zym0c diseases have produced At deaths
constitutional diseases 1911 local, 1856 deyeOpmsnta
Diseases 4b and violent causes, 2l Pneumonia, al
though very prevalent has cansed many deaths
In the corresponding season Of 1872 Ab0nt l,l90
deaths have occurred 10 hospitals ana rs deaths FROM
suicide have been reported In conclusion DR. Russell
stated that execution has taken place March
10, 1871, while there have been lO4 bOmcides.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
R1,moREp FoRGERlEs IN wALLsT

The epidemic of forgery still appears to
prevail in wal-st. Statements were made " the
Street." yesterday afternoon, TO the effect that large
quantities of stock privileges known as puts" and
calls" had been forged probably by the same persons
sted the Toledo Wabash and Western and Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad frauds. IL
was stated that the ground for the reports OF fogeres
was the fact that "cslls" for 800 shares Of the
stock Of the Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Cen
trail Railroad had been discovered in the names Of
Wordsworth Allison & Co., Harrison Co.. aud another
banking firm, each "ca" being for 100 shares. 1t was
stated that in the morning unknown person pre-
sented can," purporting to he signed by one of the
firms and asked If IL genuine They replied that
il was not, as they afforded such privileges.
Dealers in puts" and calls " have no information
Cd the subject and q broker who issues the largest
number of privileges on this particular stock said that
he did believe that there any truth IN the state
ment that there were forgeres.