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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-15
STOCK REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO. March II
!. r.amciscO SsOck Exchange.

sAy FRANCISCO. March Ii
-...s.co stock Exchange.
MORNING hoard.
I'm onb;r-e6x 90 65N 85S,,
in " Wexican-5 35h $50 5H6lO
~ "a tionld 4 Curry-22 22b5 2i] 2N
"a Rest X Belcher-Uy
80, California-8 50 S3N sob?
W. = Savare-w 1Sk 1874 lYb,
s ~ Com. Virginia-42t 40 ~ 10
~ Z, Gbollar -l3D 1873 i3l l35N0
5, ETInin g Norcross-G9 70 67x $50
o." T.nvn point-25+ 2jA 25l4 b5
1 ~ VVaIiow Jacket-ilS l2ObsU III
ia imperial-l4i4h AZ I'M
S g. Il. ouaIu,1u1ssEbs o r71 TX
III Alpha ~ ~ 43'ybio ,,.
"a hatcher IA 3% 33at o3N
tx Empiro Mill 8. - o,k
"a Con6dence-B u HH ~"
40 Ju.tice -HH's
I'D Succor-lk o.n OAK
100 Sierra N~ovada.2i|
ii15 Oyorman VI RSSs o."
10 Seq. Belchernn
44D Exche1uer- ioioN
B%aii nO acMono.-l7. II ~ Tkbao
3ilj Lady Bryan.sanx
~, gsledopia-o7O
svxsiso BOARD.
IN Meadow valley--2ks
IN Eaymond i Ely-io
~ Eureka Con. -l21s IL
100 Jackson ~
7l0 A!ps--54S
Is K X Conma
N0 Adams Hill
~ Leopard-5 ~ 81 %
SsJ Jeferson-3h
40 tiila-lt
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Jusr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cases "Ka'
nuk" Maple Syrup; ten bbls. Armour & Co,
Chicago Hams; ten bbls. Kent a Co.'S Chicago
nams. WM. Ii. CLARK.
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To kEST.-A large, airy house, in a good 10
cslitv, to let. Inquire of
isu MRS. S. ASHIM.
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NOs'sz'S.
mh4

J. STRAUs has nothing but what is imported
from the only California Jewelry Company
Of San Francisco. n3Utf
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THE M1NEas' UNION TRoupLEs.-

The MINERS UNION TROUBLES
We publish a letter to.day from Super
intendent Richard, of the Richmond
Company, denying that he had, in be-
half Of the Richmond Company,
yielded to the demands of the Miners
Union. We also received a call last
night from MIR. Racliff, President OF the
Miners Onion. The object of his visit
was to request u correction of the
item which appeared in yester-
days SENTINEL. The Union desires
to be understood thus: That for
the remainder of this month and for
thirty days thereafter the company can
employ whom they please, but ut the
expiration OF that time all miners will
be required to either become members
OF the Union or quit work. The diff
ference, if any, is only one of time and
verbiage.
AROUND AGAIN Counselor Hill
house was on the streets for a short
time yesterday. The swelling in his
feet has materially decreased and with
thee exception of 4 little more gingerly
gait, We could distinguish no pariicu-
al IA CliCSto " lis lcCcSlt dtlGCk Vi tB6
govt.
MEETING.-The annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Jackson Min
ing Company will be held on Monday,
March 18th, at 121a O'Clock, at the office
of the company, in San Francisco.
Trustees will be elected for the ensuing
year.
-
h X QUOTED. For the first time in
many months X X is quoted in the
sales of the San Francisco Stock Ex-
change. Fifteen shares were sold yes
tsrday at So. This stock, with the |
present showing in the mine, should
bring more than Eureka Consolidated.
OUT in the Black Hills gold region,
when you buy a bowl of bean soup,
you take off your coat, dive for a
bean. and when you come up with it
the proprietor OF the saloon takes it
away from you and says you only paid
for soup.
LETTER LIsT.-The letter list is pub |
l;rlnI to J,u |
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TURKISH. Havana and Russian Cigaritos. a
the GOLDEN RULE. mrltf
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QUEENS Own Razors. at tho GOLDEN
RULE. mrltf
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ruEEKA CONSOLIDATED. - Monday
morning the old teller at tina Eareka
consolidated hoisting works gave cut
~" steam was gotten up IN tho &
ons, but We belisve hut litlls work IL
;,ng prosecuted in the nina except tax
."S out what little water cone3 in. In
suay or two. when the work of chang
ny me machinery comsnencbx. oper-
ssohs under ground will have to D.
s"s'sely suspended until the change IL
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EDWARD CASEY,
Fashionable Tailor.

HAS REMOVED TOTHE NORTH IA
IL west corner of Main and Bate
man streets. above Swecney's stable, w
where he will! keep constantly on hand -4
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ihH VALUE or SILvER.-To-day's
'''e'kH dispatches notify us Of a de-
"anu Tor silver in T.onden and Of q
.'nseqnent rise In quotations. Silver
nuI''on, It IL reported. ~ firm at 53h
ss"ce per ounce. Allowing for ex
."1"Re. this represents a value In Fed
srA. c",n Of 81 is3z per ounce. The
wv OF shipment and insurance he.
.~een Eureka and London il less than
s"iee cents per ounce. silver shnt,ld
10 wnrth In this camp al least 81 10,
'ns'ead of tho 81 now paid.
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LETTER LIsT.-The letter list is pub
lished to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-30

A N'qurst that the Cny's Debt be Reduced
by Selling that not H,aetrcd.

A committee from the Council OF Poll
teal Reform consisting Of William II. webb,
Phiiio DissinGcr, Joshua G.. Sanders, and Henry
n. Beers, prcsento to the Commissioners OF tho
Sinking Fund. yesterday, a communication ro-
quesiiug them to sell the city properly not ro-
CURED for the cltys use, and to apply the pro-
cccds TO the reduction IL the debt. The COM
Littoe says that the city owns forty-scven houses
AID tots, ttost of which situated IN the low or
rart of the city. which In 1910 were Apr. lac ut
SStSJ: twcnty-uDc lots, moatly unrentod,
lusd AZ $33iU 90 thirteen lota leascd for tcrrs
~ ity and ninety nine Yeas at nominal ont
to charitable and religious Institutions, valued
at gas 800 market property worth s. 261 37L
ana deck roperty appraised al tlao00GOO Tho
total lue of this property Ia t2oll6.llL The
cry also claims to own lands under wafer esti-
mated to he worth much more than It's wharf
structures. which have been been Ieaaed 1t rates
liked by tic value II the contiguous vi nds.
the cowniftcc sscrt that the cost OF maintain
ing tli' property. after deductng ~ rents raid.
Or contracted to b. paid, has aver acd for the
uast I'VE years moro than $iUO)l ya g,
ard mat repntt ~ the Conn roller made In
49, showed that there was then due To tue city
inr arrc,fs OF rent $f7l.TOO, nearly al of wnicn
hal bccn PLAYED IN tho hanas q the Corporation
counsel for collection. The comm ttee admit
that much Of the city's property Ia held uuucr
cx tc. the Losses Of twenty-onc houses aud
eighteen vacant lots. valued AZ t45O.0O0. viii ex-
pr. in MAY next. Tue Franklin, the Gouyerneur,
urd hc Eighteenth Ward Markets, valued at
WFWO are. not uscd ana under the law
may bc sold nv the Sinking Fund Commission.
the committee old no recommend the sale ~
any propcrty tn mlgut he used by OF the
city dep6r inents. larse rart uf the 100000
ANNUALLY laii for rent. If buildings for tho use
81 city I'll rials mignt ie saved hv using tbs
civ's own property. There are eighteen houses
In the lower uart Of Chath m street. tho leases
Of waich cXpir, In NAV next. In which, after IN
expensive siterations have been made, every
ofilre ~ the central Departments Of the city
government might be located. The rent now
cclv"d from these buildings il lcss than So.
CO.. line clty would We saved $4,000 , year ~
uktug them for flicps.
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fINANCIAL am COMMERCIAL.

WEDNEsD AY, Nov. 29-P. M.-The morn
inc speculation at the Stock Exchange, although
rejecting II restricted volume of business. new
crthClcrs developed steady tone, with the eX-
cepton OF Lake Shore, which was active at "a
decline Of l = cent. TO hA.. Michigan Central
advanced = to 49,. but subsequently,. in sympa-
thy with Lake Shore, yielded to 425s though
from this point II took on strength, and raj
lied during the afternoon TO 49,. New Jer-
sey Central. in the early trade ranged be-
tween &'s and 3iA while Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western, at the same hour.
sold at 60&Qda' lG9., and Gu. IA the lnal deal
iuga. Western Union reflected a steady tone al
~. Ti2G72'. but In the afternoon this stock
assumed tho leadership Of the market a. an adj
vance To ~, closing at the highest poilt OF the
daN under the influence OF an acnye purchasing
movement. The Northwesterns aud also Rock
III nd developed fresh strengths the former d-
vAucino TO 81 Tor the common, aud ig-t for the
lr'terrtd' while Rock Island rose 10 oe'., ana
mi'uI,Ran .ehlrn 10 %S;. Ine 81
The close, and prices in he nnal Trade
were generally at about the highest figures.
Union fac,he was exceptionally heayy. ana
Yielded rom o., TO ~. with late transactions
sliuting tne chief weak epeoaltir~ ot The dav.
Wabash he me cousp !cuuIs at i.471, seller ,.
with Onius rlnsiug at 5'sGJii.. aud Pacinr siail
lea Harlem. 1861 Panama IN email lots 4
~, and Illinois central AT ~; tut The remainder
speculation OF the morning was IN degree
Influenced by the political disturbances In South
Carolina, but holders TOOK courage rs the uay
| wore on, because there were no further exciting
| adyices.
rhe various Exchanges have adjourned until
Friday.
The total number Of shares dealt in was 80
| iJ6, Of which Lake snore rcpresentcd 4OGli:
| Western l'nion. a.io1; Michlgan Central. $500 /;
Nnbgsh. fbsj; uiuu lHciNc, 3,s50: -. Paul.
| 2.3w; the preferred, BOO; New Jersey Central,
| 2.t,5; Delaware, lmckuw anna aul Western
| 1850; Northwestrru, l,3J; the preferred, 2l00;
| ROCK ihnnd, l&b; ono, LOO; Pacific Mail
| 1851; C.; g., e. ana l., 3l*; Enc, 100; HhnnDa
| lral, CAS-; n. |, t,d .. Co.,, TO-; lie referred
| goo; Wells Iaieo ENire-,. IN: Cleveland and
| PutshU rgJ, iOdi Il ul'm, lu}; Illinois Central,
| 100; and Amen. Iu i.N ar,af. a.
! lac Gold m"Iset Itnvcted an active specula-
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the fIoHr or rowDER RirER.
Capture OF an Indinn viiiage-Iicut. Nekin-
Icy and Two Men kiiicd.

IL THE FIrrn. Nov. -, win Fort Fettcr-
man. Nov. - Cen. Nackcnyie with the two
hati ah"ne e cav TRY formed from portions 4
the Third, iourtf. aud Inh Regiments OF the
Powder li,ctcXp,diiiun, and the Indian scouts.
attackcd hostile Indian village On the north
fork ftie roa der river NJ dayureak this morn
IN, tud Las been l-hhug AL day. Tie vii re
was located m a canun running neatly nor II
.uu south. II oontaintd a0ouf 20 lodges, with
perm rs joO WARRIOR. Gen. Mackenzics light
Ing force numboicd nearly l.NOmeu.
our Indian scout discovered the village, whlc a
l. said 20 DC int Of Dul Knife. the head cnief
Of the Chelenn and We made a forced march.
stating ou FIiday morning from IA point about
twelve ui northwest ofCruzy Womun's Fork,
ana alchins untli sunli,e TN, morning.
tnc tauu Wac = Mar Dance all mgut. and as
All were a~dtc when We entered the can n, tho
no'scoi our a0rrn oh gave them an opportunity
10 pr IT, warm rec ntiuu for ils | eut r. a
tHc village with Gen. Mcktu7lf, VINO dashed IN
at the bed of his colunr, md as I've crossed
the nucn nlutcnu hetSreu the nils t'ullets isa-
cd from every side, sometues wlfh fi'M effect.
On scr'ns Out numucr t.c lnut.uis took to Tue
rocks iuuncdiatth 'ilei ,ou' entrance TO ttc r.
ed hght. From the nature of the grouDd it was
extremely ulh M 10 uiH od.e ;hcn. our men,
selves, peThal-' litiic go nilt4 al times. ine
valley AZ wAich the hostile VILLAGE stood Is about
q Una 81 al ~id'. ahd iis s'des are sseen
niuh req s.anosl" uc, Miih sum brush 10
hice large force Of Indians. W. are cam piug
Un tue battle iirii tO-uikNt.
Most ~ our enlisted ludtans behaved well II
the start, tut after thc first heat ut the char. ~
very many - them rriap-od INTO apparent indit-
itrehce 10 everything uXcrit punderlu. tue
abandoned tepcc5 OF tbs Ohej cunes aud frying
to ran "a horses
The destroyed vilge was tolorahly well fur
nisard. and We captured about 30 ponies. HAD
Tie canD been located ia lees uifiCult cuunf ~
We hound have crushed the whole baud. As II
-, sc Killed about twenty that can bc counted,
auu do.ttiesl many more blye fallen behind tho
rurt+. AtUut Nv" or six ~ our horses have
r"rn Killed. | send all incomplete li.t Of tho
kiil end wounded;
nllrd-l leut. Junn A. Mckinney, Fourth Cavalry ;
torrurhi h1ah COMPANY -; liNate Keller, Com.
pany T..
NH..ich .scrsclnt Thomas II, Forsyth Corporas
LIAM, " n. Pool, Daniel CuLninsh am and lcuD
S'n"irr frlya'cS l.. buc6, ~. n. SicAnry, !. f.
IRmadkN, Au1usl s,relh Isaac Nagmr. Charles Fol
sNll. it.ilf7 NcMa.Ni, uNIfl llfs-ufad. William
litrrison. Alex nGtr Mcfarland George kenny.
li"hN Holden, william i. Smith ana Danle stevens
News Of the Gght has been sent to Gen. Crook
~ traIy W ,mdh's Fork, whore our wagon train
h. canned, waiting for our return To take a rip
in tne hoseOud after CrazY Horse and his band
a. hO.thc'.
II !, rupored in camp that Gen. Crook, with
the infantry, aimed win h avg titles. Will be
here ~ Tomorrow evening, If necessary, to re.
Il me contest.
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GRANTS LATEST OUTRAGE.
mrs UND0UBTBD PURPOSE TO BRING
ON A CIYIL WAR.
Only the Better Kind Of Republicans Gan
Chcck Ilim-Tbc Entc Of the I MON In the
II andsofMeu who should Rise above Party.
From u, Stats zeinno,


Only the Better Kind Of Republicans Gan
Check IIf,p-Thc Ifntc of tho trion In m.
pnnd.orsI.r ,,ho.ha,,I nj. ahov. par,~
"'""'" 'N'sO """'S' "h'''
H0r1 ne Slddts- Zcinng,
Every hind ,nnn n,ust sao that Granite
w ' ~ INV ''""'
purpose Ia to provoke civil war, and that tho
fun rxecut ion OF this plau Of hs eoitp NJ fnf cau
| , -, - , 80 W ~ 'P ~ ~
o"N ia,l ny not Allowing elVll war 10 De COM
mcnce1.
WLethcr tIls pion coca ,,,,ho, than i,.,,,u.
! -, y, 80 80 'u'o' ""'' i"""N'
.i'"e IL y'' VIC VIII LOT tue moment leaVe OUT
OF the question:; hut this we consider rtain,
IL nj In tho caae Of ivtl ,.nr C,.,, a, IN p, r,tn
- W "'' ''''' WIZ e''"'"
AT tho head Oh the uovcinmcnt.
We do not believe that our Institutions can he
, s,vea ,nrou,h a c,,,l .,ar To-, 4, 4, 80 a..
,"'V"e" wv ""'' io' ~ ~ "'ore wa"
pEVo"p'e td' tneN Woulu totahy PERISH. ihe
American people, In spite Of its inclination to
he contcnt vim tina nuna,r,oca NJ Ronuhlic.,
,.,,'',, " w
"s''uu u.s. must see tnat such events as nave
now occurred In South Carolina out cyetvthine
M at.kc Tn. roorio ma, sa, o., ,,a,,.oi.,.
-. SUM i"o pe"p'c "'"st FAY W tnetnselVes
that, III spite OF their Discrimination against a
civil war. such war cannot he wooded N tney
shonia once come 20 violent rising against the
authority OF tho President. aud that. with the
feai full provocati1n he IA now giving, the danger
OF such rist ~ hus become most threatening.
lie VINO will NOT admit this danger sticks his
ne 10 tne sand Ike an ostrich. THIS danyer
dr"Ilre Tho ronvc,i"n , u' nudI sun
pressed tint there is "nly ON, means Of brinying
n
me ms ronsteta I'm tho eurryettr n,otrst nf the
bctter cl a. rf Ecnublic,ns Tf III, ,.,,rln ,,n
tiuue to regard tho nautical sifuatiuu throu.h
u. rtV suect rIrs-if they ronttn, tn tra,t evcmta
in South Carolina as A pnrtv II ir and helteve
that. for tho sake Of thcir Marty thcv n,,at ccns
tinuc 10 give tlrnnt thctr r,,',ai .unnnrt.In m
case tho men ~ the euy, az Mn .iit 90 f1r,varJ
to- all their ends; and, however much we NAV
lament H. Ne must ha nrcnnrsd Iefnrahard =,
see tho men of the conn AZ .tt attain th ir ,rent
uurruap, namely civ,l war
As long u. thu, subJucated people of tho Snuth
do not entirely give nm tho home that nuhli,
opinion I the Nnrth may Vet come To- their AL
tnsy will &c tainl. coutfol themselvos. M
when every such no, q mas vaniahed who car
men uudett ke e. liye any "a n ntec agntust
act- Il desperattnnY
We rope 4 that hep can only coma From, RI,
nut llcans Cranttefp IA nov. 40 fniiv revealed
ia . uu Rpuutiuran IAN any Hangar dec, w. him
s.if a. To what ~, must avn. rl IL Grant 1.
glowta L 20 for,y rd nd nrf lie n,,u III a,,r,
He ucIls his non hand u,,tVr rverv u,,,'s ,,s.'
ana viii not draw IL mack nni,.s tre .nnt,..r
arainst him becomes sometime NOR. Inn .
party d an, unlr-s he ReuiiI, M tai,, M, ilia
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THE WAR IN CUBf.
A Severe FIGHT Oh the Plains Of Mauscss-
Both sides Claiming the Victory.

HAVANA, Nov. ~. VIA Key West Nov.
Son Nov. IA the present campaign was
opeued hy II severe Hfht on he pIaius OF Man
3 ncti Sairitus. Accnr3inc to saansh accounts
Their forces consisted e r.if 40 ilfantry They
were tttackeI ~ iueursrr'. numbering 800 in-
fantry and iU0 cava r., wnn % q taken up their
potion Ola lie rlaihs. When the nght began
tn Spaniards were CncanipCd az place bido en-
from view Of The plans hy small range Of hills.
The iDsurIents ny s.nDing cut some gueTrilias
enticei a part of the Sranisn forces INTO the
PLAINS where a number fall On them, and while
these Sp niatds were n-hting for their lives the
remainder OF the lh-uie nt- attacked the other
Spanish troops b. hind TIE hiil,. The result uf
TINS nhair ~ that hotn parties clam victory.
The Insurgents, as usual. rricd "a the greater
portion uf their wounded anu dead. Tho
the Latter six officers. The Insurgents left "a
d"td ON the field. In general orders issued 10y
the spanish commander at Remedies, he SAYS
mat three soldiers who rln away during the
nght vii receive twenty Ave blows elcn with a
cane In front II the Spanish line - "A uuhis H.
mcut fOf their cowartire.
The foregoing 10 from Spanish Official reports.
Private accounts say the Spaniards lost I7S killed
aud wounded. In order to resist the attack Of
the ln,urgent cavalry the Sptnish troops formed
square. " hitch were twice brukcn. Gen. Marti-
n,z tdmpos We at Remedies during the Ugh &,
where II ~ supposed he stu rem lius. Wild
rumOfe were current FOR some DAYS about Gen.
tafnpos being dangerously wounded In the Leg,
winch appeared to to well founded, when IL he
came known that Captain-Grncral Jovelinr h d
left h4vlna On special tram ON Saturd v
night. Il appears, however, mat family ahsirs
OF lged him 70 gO to taracnas. lie has aiuce re-
turned
Another Collector ~ Revenue has nbsconded
10 the United States with the funds lac nau
shrugged. HIS nams l. Quevdda.
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"WEDNESDAY, Nov. 2s,.fLoun AND MEAL
srTe, al sas sI' n5uf 3 Siy'
s Ss,s 5 meal r. good .,S esgqsd We qgos
tsira state: &C. t6ioS,s.s5 We:iern sprlge w6cm
a. Winter wheat ana s ,oss, % T'ns,o3s
patents 'coes 20, ci'y ,npplng en.Tas = t9td;o
MS.,ern $500 90 s1,ndJ sine s35.s3 90 i;ye
= orroy spots wore 1l6c. lower and duh, md.
livery nricss lsclined SIDE. o-ing at l2sc for De
II Ssc Tor March, II 232e. for APRIL AID l2isc Tor
Provisions Pork quiet iho srot at ,Ia7bSsi7 'or
ness OUT Tor luturg eehyery fa.a, nrmer win tid nd
nr mr. Sns rleaT on the sp, gte aud nsf ana mai,
more sctve ais ioS rcs sid ia. fur PRIME ,iiS.
aud slO.O@sio2 20 for prime wesictl; also Deccu1-r
n6sui 900 tS, br,s.td ~ ,isiqT At $50 30
P sTias' 90 S me d. ar ' 10 Saaeg
W, stern, pr ne Ia cnoice. 2qdc common good 10
ffrs; is ltstc McsHr1 d. ssli'4c. Egss scaree'
GF.,S Wheat nru All m re ac i've. Sales iis 900
husn ~ 81 slestl.j Tor NJ spring hicago anu Nl-
siie,o iof neror old red. 40 81 55eti.,5 Tor sab
sin,sr Ola am new I'VE sold more freely Al S1aSic
Tut the deuland moderated ael ?ioOi Oush at 32csiec.
ass Tor VIA co. ineadihs So At iSs.' also wIc
more s9s ,aSi i ea a, q5@ ioT
western mixed Inc udins NO and lnsa aylac.. tai
mixed. 55i@t5sc.; new Western mixed IT Ssbse oid
lcno.. httous Alter CAanse, oO,OOO Dusu. old yell
| Tow, fht Ia tor.
GHocHIHs torcc was quiet and unchanged e,oss
bag lbu sold IN ratin 70. rN Nphiil," a. 17aac
goo nrdi tr1 To prime Carsne- iao. here 1914
ia STOCK OF HrlYi mere s.,.I ru-- ami Of uiid rt,
sSu bags ami a. F2 mats. IL Iuift aud uuchiu-
tuitlsn mo rs qAirt AZ pr"Ni'l- lfccsi OF new error
- hl-l IA au uu Ilu uu.
ana unchanged; rur o. good uuu-. Hie lIisr. re
Lned quri 40 i2.ltc. for hard sui lll!otli. "A
SrNnhft Petroleum wa quiet uut niult 1000 hbla.
nucd on t1' spot sul ~ .As cru p, ~ ull,. Is
81 &C. nd .tr i'oa fosia At ~ - n VIEW an
q SO Siac. Mhis.,y dull az - us'.essiop. ocean
b A y. H 4 Tnt.l D.
slc, in N.0'ii enc Sc ,i Dos, AMI b.eon 81 id luI
10 On, oYfal =. sL; -rain % Br. ol Channel At
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-30
CANE THROWN IN sPoRT.
MIR. John Drew's Hurt Explained-IIis Re-
covcry yet "A subject Of Doubt.


Mr.. John Drew, the actor, who was in
jured by blow with a cane, lay at the point Of
death yesterday, In his boarding house at 400
West Twenty-third street. His recovery cannot
be surely pronounced possible or impossible,
because the extent OF the injury has not been
asccrtainod. His forehead Ia so swollen nat,
although his skull is supposed to be broken. the
truth cannot yet be learned. He Ia blind, blood
obscurine the sights OF his eyes, and several
days may elapsc, IL he lives. before II can be
known whether he will ever see again. Ills
mother, who manages the Arch Street Theatre,
Philadelphia. arrived yesterday, and his eistor,
brother, and other relatives, are with him.
Many OF his stage companions called, but his
physiclan had ordered that ne be kept Quiet,
81 ~ thev were not permitted to see him.
The following account " the iniurinR Of Mr..
Drew s cOncurred In by three witnesses: On
saturday night. after acting In As You Like
It," he quit tile Fifth Avenue Theatre Tor home,
ACCOMPANIED by hia Younger brother. his cousin.
and friend named Arthur Harkinson-nll
Young men. They went to an oyster house In
Eighth avenue, ate oysters. and started thence
Tor MIR. Dtew's boarding house, which was also
that OF the others. rney were IN n playful mood,
and on the way down the avenue they induced
IN various freaks that come under the descrip-
tive term Of ekylaIkin2. They were not intoxi.
Gated, and were amiable toward each other-on
these points they IRE emphatic. Mr.. HarkinsOn
aud the voun1er Drew were walking together
ahead, and Mr.. John Drew and his cousin we're
about twelve feet In the rear. Mr.. iioii,inson
turned suddenly and threw his cane intending
that II should 40 over The heads OF the two be-
hind. Instead, II hit Mr. Drew ON the forehead
Just over hts eyes. The stick was heavy, without
handle. and the tCp struck squafely. II had
been thrown with great fore = and the blow was
terrific. Mr. brow fell on the sidewalk. and his
scared com panons, hutriedly getting "A carriage,
had him ken home.
rhis account seems entirely credible. and Mr..
Drew'a friends say that they have had no motive
or desire fUt concenling the facts. Such au UNI
wise course. they claim alone ave rise 10 A ru-
NOR that he had been hun In ncht. Hts repu-
tatiun IN Phiiauelphia ana here ~ That Of gen
tlenan not gwen to dissipation or Quarrelling.