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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-07
REAL ESTATE.

srw.YoHr Thursisy. march g. 1873.
The following public sales were made at the EA-
change to-dsr;
BY Mailer within, Co.. sal, By order Of executors Of Josiah
Lane deceased the iTeso nsrbIsons stores sRd lots r 20
Gated the nohey between Broadway and Church
Known Sos % and for sts 500 To John Roberta
The Anenssrs sold ihrees,o BBgish basement
birch house and lot No. 70 woohu ST.
nortserT SIDE between Columbia Hes.A for $500 to '"
bergman and the arns similar parcel Known as No d. for s'
TO w. y. Brown
Several Adjoining similar parcels. adjoining the above withdraw
sale
B the sane aueton the bes store 'pd dwelling house
.sd et rc located he souesstsry corner OF anu
Thirty htht Known No. ga Tor s5lO0 TO Chss N BoseL
nr or1 sres snn1 o,, an H. porberiT de q Bessers
through NSss ,oS Tor sss 10 to David T.
under the decGs Of VIM. Barrett referee property located On
b. WA KenBe5 o each ssIio6io located on souiherly
so commencing rs Zee, sa.ssrly
di dwelling house IN 'front.' with story brick 'bls
% f5 eS i ,S efs on As for zoe %en sasy
BY " n sevsnson ~ bs earsoTI v iss as
ee sestrriy from hrstsve
Ter sr direction Of q rim w ss re. proSsr, located on the
ouiher side Of onehuhdrrd and unth westerly rom Teeth.
ssEeneen!L, as Pr.1s and 40 Rssi atht
OF Cssries Price reieree property located
The 1sTthe .s Of OnehaBrd and seooDdt ~ iee' westerly
The % he today By Johnson . 9.OOEys, Of min
hpesed Of gSreHg 1929 The attendance numerous
and The competition spirited. We append full p'Thcnars
Al pnyae sale, The following reports have oesn received
From g ns0n Son the three lots ihe .ouh sde OF Nne-
heth . Hlos et commencing - lee. east Of hadsonaEe
and the iol Or S eet north side Of bghtYnnts com
nencng ~ eet u Mad The four lots sod together or
g+oyo Aso "ae los 1,io The north d Of One Sanrsi
andtenh 50 6eTenbaye Boulevard, aud lot
he 25IOJ Of ohehnndd andeleysnth
Il The two lots sold together Cor $z09Oo -
From v K side Of Eighty eighth st. I'D
feet east OF Nnth-aye. for al Ooe
The following large important currently reported the
hsyng been ci0se VIZ
sItsen fail O. running through Fy-anh Frysrth-
lots each street. commencing 100 eri either from 1ad'on
and Fourthav- being the for SO lot
gaung sShysl William H. haynor the
81 the plot 1s oeate rs feet front on the
westerly Va Broadway 0uthcEy Inc noery
Inc irregular bring about between Whist wOzd he Onehundrehaud
nnreht The hne Of owned bacus ChtenJeh for
<58HsL
Also reported BY Han How the Of the plot souihe corner
Of Ndsonaye AID Nsscoond ~ feet The street by SeeI
on Msdisoa-ayc, for 80 Co.,
Johuson r so March Exchange No 3o9 Pull
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. MARCH 2. III

ga p.n.,. a., p,,, 1871, pe,.ms.er art wssasa
hoS I.es,oa at poy,,s Is,l Ishenbsok Gobistsia
1852. .Colyer sgt DcCsnp. 1916 Hart Agt haseh
1884. .Psirrhild Bentley
PART TI.-CuRTfK. J.-Opeut and calendar called
its5 Dsvi, AIT ysndewst.r 1907. Richard
1852 VAIN agt CliuehJ. 1853. Greer sgt ho.oh
1873 Adam, sgt preyfns iS7s.. KAnpper AIT Ranch
1897 Carter Wsieott- 1873 MaIbery agt .iheshA's
s2s. Bsrowtky sgt Mcmahon. 1871. .SnorSon at WY
l5. stout AT shame $50. .Crook AT 0lens.
lkSo WAhu Nj C1mehy. 1887. .Peldnsn sgt WeDshef
1855 Togetts Agt hamburger
P.Rr II-howTIsp J-op.ns and calendar called AZ 10 m
1884 Holske rppenbe lodJ. Peiser agt ne CongesA
i0u. .Lentheimer agt. Bnsgs. b. {. U ID.
los9. .Bourte Lansing lt67. Macdonald agt tSt
lose. 3 Ter Hepburn 1896. Williams Agt atuisa
1881. Manning ag- Hcsan. $50 Pllon sgt Ulger
1867 Topfang art O'Ksue 1877. staler agt Mcmahon
1859. SteiDieA 1913. CLARKE AgL cay.
Mott Iron WORKS AT Wolf 1873 Aaron sgt Brennan an
GRNHaIL gEssloSs-SuTHKHIA John Thomas. william
omss LbeFg John Sanders Michael
ourr feonicus LsEs Meeke AroenY pe
Worth grand Larceny Of money william thAban Rrahu
Hosts, enbeszlenept Joseph Oponns peut AeV
stolen goods John Russell John ah, larceny Hon "e
person; Patrick teavy. mAnslsughter. -,
APPKAs-ALRANr. March THE
eanaiar u Appeals for Friday March Hos - -
~ t So ST. 81 So S. So, %, ~ Adjourned anu Wv
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pASSFNGPRS ARRIVED.

FROM CARDIFF--Ta Steamship GtiIa0rg1n' March ~
Eleanor Adams McAerey aud child Herbert Ihonsou T.
Da ylar Thos. nghss j. c. Bennett BiSard HyamS 49, -,
PROM SAVANNAH IN steamship M0nfgomeg March o-'"AH
Lawless. @ Meure Otto Thn1e Mss H. Hoe y = SFalr
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Gin propsrip 10 Let.


ITO RENT, for private family only, the five
l. story HOUSE West sne,eenks. is
For
HENRY TAYLOR Real Esae liz BroadEsy.
rEO LET-The fOur~stOFy brown stone
II UOuSE los Eas; Srieth-s between LsnnK0a AID rhgd
yer apPy ZOPHAR MILLS $40 LeIagtOnsVe iH
FFoDts'.
TTO RENT for Private Dwellings Only-The
sveoy EngIh bSseaert HOUSES Nos q and % West Vine
ercel al modern
permits HENRY TAILOR Real ktat- i2 BroldEs
ITO LET-FOr manufacturing purposes, the
Eresory buidiEg with SOherss Nos
23 AID Ls l Featy dsa between Second and Ihidsv'
HENRY ERBES.
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legal Notlces.

SUPREME COURT-In the matter Of the
- Petition MAYOR, tie Cts
EewYoTk by Comm Public WORKS relation % ihe
the CS SewY0k suds The
estery OnI1D1J tht-eH pad TeHth
and 40 feet vest Of
Notice hereby gwen The Osntr ees aaf
The lends. rneneu hedments snd pn'es
Of the Commissioners Appraisal the
titled matter til Report being completed s be presented 20
Term hereof he bed Chambers
the CITY OF Ss~I0k Monday. br 10th ds o.
Marco H. be openngo he Court that day ooH there
heard vii hen aud tsfe be nsie
Tor the confirmation Report Dated Se~ Yort December L. i
DWIGHT A. uLMSTEAD,}
ADRIAN n. MULLER Commisone-s
CHARLES X GRAHAM }
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SIM rses.... 5JJ Moop et'''' -
Ugh DAY-AN ..
SAM, HOAX 2sI3 Cows Hell safe terf. SIS
aiaH -.
S.nd boo, go gt5 GUYS lii Hell cate Fer' s''o
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Droposals.

PROPOSALS FOR GRANITE,
4 EAST RIVER BRIDGE.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will DO received until April 1919 0f The
delivery Of 1000 cable yards Face required during
the psen, year completion Of The Brooklyn Tower East River
Bridge Plans and specifications be he Engueers Oc
Printed sreci aeatons sent, application, by nail
Address NETWORK BRIDGE Co. Brooklyn " 7.
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Nem- Jersep Real gstats for Sale.
pApCAN -Aceessihle Suburban. RESI-

A RARGAIN.-Aceessible Suburban RESI-
~ DR.C8s for SAlB or LIT only " minutes ron
yoa eqoeDt express and desirable soVundhg'
(hanoe % downtown business -. 49,. l.
drives lawns garden flowers bees bearing fruit and shae trees
halls yerandas, Se.i $l2lM .r, =. -, -, - -. 49,.
planted GARDEN bearing fui shade ees very sabsAhaa
Rl4 Ga-silh land, SafAO "a, - -.
Choice either trims as owner Nans 70 oun on s
models hey within Os' feet Of passenger aPot az -. .'
ry ana 100 feet nom Paved streets ADD sar ha'e
sairvsys csbe DC WI be ntsT w. T. s,,b a RI
read depot or address OWNER. p o. Box rs N y City.
L,OR SALE. cheap-In Newark, n. J., the
narn tleeory HOUSE Liz BTaadst; Llrabi o ~
l32; psor aoOr aHished IN biAss sann vS 80, srlg @
heater bath nc situated In the nbesl part az - IA 80 v
nutrS sak frpm Chestuu.st can De a
time Inquire Of B0syEAU 6 Ceaesti hcS-IorR Z" W reA
nngton-st Newark
NOR SALE or LEASE-Newport Landing,
SewJersey-sO Houses sh ,rge store slas
r. shop and Wharf, Del aI cont aeas 49,,
and Glass Sand Address O"hEh "a s"~D i4S
ourth-sL, West Philadelphia. -----
IN HACKENSACK-Tw plots of land, CON
tanning will be sold together or .eparaie ioht on
HahsusekaTe also 1Ter front CONVENIENT % tLee q, h,
For and particulars apply 20 e. hbhh o"neI ~ r'i "
r. between First and Second aves
arrange, N. j., and VIcinity-t speciality
" Great vAey property for sale re6I Or eSshsnss II 9Si'
70 ssssAu Liberty cal Tor Rent and Sale CaaloZaes
DAHWAY, N. J.-Cheap HOMES in and
Ia Runway Farms Ofevey size quality and pee
RAPID TRANSIT
ALREADY ESTABLISHED.
Por r. R. j. Eppy 20 A.
D. HOPE, OF ELsTOs MARSH, lis Lberyst, ".
ORANGE AND VICINITY, SPECIALITY.
All c,sses Of property thousands 90 properties 10
rent furnished VI unfGrnshed. HAAILIOh VALID
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5teampoats ano Railroads..

5tedmDodts Guo Railroads..
TOR NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c
steamers eav, P,eG'D for SevIayea at s' Trains NOrh
and Basl At II D. m
NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN, AND HART
ws STER tSaaEycSG MRc
Pseug, Station SewYorE Grand Central Depot Ehanes
TRAINS liza IKAg fHoI NETWORK.
sho Gps - Is2s a ao n m ali ,,erpag al anfor So NoraI
I'D saagepor Ioe n n ana p Is @ 70 Ysr
saS , pGdfg' tie spi R R sss s % @ loo Ra
road at Bridgeport The ?. Saueauek Railroad
Bridgeport The 7os SOS and 9e5 1870 aud as m ~lth
Trains Tor cave 7O sts EEL ll:'' 1870
BRIDGEPORT sos M 20 go S9sN15 At 81 a. ana % stanford
stops at Port Chester the sO7 Express
sunday boston Trains .o5 p. Springfield and 9o
DaSins car, Day EIpress and spnsA' Night EE
Pic els can be purchased Ticket comg.oy Grand
BrOOiu who viii also cheek baggage from resi-
further information q Daaeas posters at hotel; and depot
NEW-YoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
c0mm.ueus MONDAY November T. is7A Through will
500 s'i cs.so ana hoa,,a th drs"Hsro0" cars
1910 m spsei, chicago Express with avusOo Buffalo
lo;.s 4. m. sorts.n and Western Erprsss.
.cS a aonr,.i Express .spusas from NewrOrk st.
500 sGpr... daily sleeping car. wasOwn c,n
Psse Express. With sleeping Rochester Buffalo
and Niagara Pals aiso .or Chicago both L. s. aud n.
Railroads This ITaiu SuniaVA
100 RIpress With sleeping for Troy and Albany
L. H. KESDRiCK General Passenger Agent
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ LISB-CHAEGE OF TINE On after Nov 90
this !ns connecting Hoot Long Branch all
stations connecting railroads including BED Bank Tons
ss , 5s & s s vi oc Of 1
lo~L ME PhnaeiDhs, TusGerOD Toms River Ys'ASd' Bay
900 ne Ton 3 River Wareiovn. ruekeron &c
ARRIVING IN SEW- YORK.
s;15 n.-From Tucketsn. Waretowu TONS River kc-
lop m-Prom Ylhslsnd Philadelphia, rBeksrion Toms River
he { stations
PHILADELPHIA freight o'clock rates
O. W BENTLEY. Gen Manager 10 Broadway.
+. p PscH, Agent. Pier "a
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Gountrp Rral Gstdte for 5ale.

CHICAGO REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
south PARK LOTS fronting south
couguoaCaunet Paue an laiAA s'
20
There no real safe 70 advance
largely Of The best property Of ms
Kind al the lowest prices and 10 -,
EsAIAS WARREN. 10 Chsiober Of Commeroe CHICAGO I
TOR SALE, Nyack on HudsOn-Tbirty acres
l. or iess; 7ver Fronts c. II. GREEN Perrlont. n. Y
NEW-BRIGHTON, Staten Island, ten min
utes from Lsndhg-MODRRN BRICK VILLAS u all
improvements, Plots, and Building sites ehgby ocaied
splendid views them J. NJ PHELPS 81 Ce1sr,st
DRICE. $4,000; LEASE, S6O0.-COUNTRY
SRAT ID rooms acre garden:
tral R. r. v j. Orchards grass wanted Box H. SomerThe
SevJerzey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-07
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Citn Real gstaie for Sale.
A PERFECT BIJOU RESIDENCE on Fifth
~ Eoaderfu v-irrlhgei built By architects IN tie
asanus sal insoom sud utsrs pantry
Pucs bG3 o. sith elegant mirrors ADD tIiar
Y K. STEVENSON IT,. n Puest. ani 20 Fithave
4 WELL-BUILT three-stOry high-stOop
brovn-one good order and veil located West Ftyh
y s ofe,i a 4OdeFAte pree. rutland WHITING, Beck
RARGAINS on Fifth and Eighth-aves., 'front.'
ID seventh shove The Park
wN II. RAYHOR
>, PInest
nor SAIE-PreGminently the cheapest fres-
osd and painted our,ior7 bcsu.slohe HOUSE tins 1
Fifth ncung tue efgaAt ah0 eiprhAe
rror., oIuises. bandeegS, and carpets: Apply % .
HATCH 4 VAN DORhS, 6lo Sixth ave.
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VIM H. WEED, General Ticket AsenL
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

DENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD.
TBs leave HewYOrk from oot Of Desbroses and 'oatit
R9Dpe.. for Harrisburg Pittsburgh West and South. rth Pu
Palace Cara attached 81 AM 80 p t. Hrn5 D .
FoE Baltimore Washington South . m. p.
kpres. for Phl, g. 3 $50 1890 las g:' p and
p aishL SUNDAY = - and ySl D. IA
For Phil. VIA kenHugton Al : s. n and p m
For SssnE az So 7:io $40 . 10 D. 1910 a. m IR2so
O. $40 80 $40 49, 5o, 60 O. 30 $40.
ga = 20 l..o a." q. % IN 80 Ia 4. 10 "a :. q
RAILWAY $50 = 9lp 40 ard 10 u $50
40 $40 4lU 40, $50 80. $50 $50 ~, s0 10 p sRe -
FOR Woodbridge Hnd Perth AubOy and 10 $50 $40 go,
For Nss Bruns~cI. = 10 a I'm. Ia GIc $40 p ,d
u aght sunday 3, and p
For Ra,i Mhl,oAe, m, z i:lo aud $50
Phil pshary and Bsiyijerc. ? ana p n.
ior BOIdeno-n Darlington, And Canien anu 90
2ao 2 :, $40 l. ard y.
For Freehold, I. Sa m. 2 and p
Per Janebarg, Pembesson, Camden. . m, 3:aop
Trains i0ll0ss From Pittsburgh $50. Eos
daily. lo.ls and ga daily, Aouday Prom Wsnns
and Bsamer, $50 80 lo2 Sunds, $50 a. "a fre@
Phisdepbs gu go leiA Sa lISt n @I' 1914 @' s"P
Teke Ohess AS m sna sA 8Osiv.v; No Aston Hoass
Batter place. D. ID. BOYD IT,, ten. Psss Ageot
A J. tASsATr Gen. Manager
PHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAILROAD
i ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS, TO
will and CorlAndtsa Ferries
800 are SIpss sa.J except Sanda With Pullman Ps.s.
wamspsr as Loeb Haven s'ss Reoovo no l,is.'os
50s Cory so5 kn fS Cenuse's At lIyineton and Gerry
with Lsks shore r r. for all points West.
n Ene Mail dsrl WITH Pullman Palace Car nc.
Hsvss s40i Resolve II ,s.,ss sic, Cory ee Ers
75s Cenneeis ryneoa and Gerry nth on Crees ,nc %
gbesr River for the OIL Rsgon sne with LAks Shore %
W A BALDWIN General ssv,ri.ssDd'v.
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BROOKLYN Real Gsidis for Sale.

Brooklpn Real gsidis for Sale.
TOR SALE ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS
Three,iOry bdek iouse and Lot. No ~ Wo~-st lot LSIl"
$1,000. 20.
Lot 81 Hhsst lot 2Stloo $3.50
hrck Lot iss Rensenst ioi l3I3; 90
! HOSDLOW Real Estate Broker, Sl9 hontaznest
TOR SALE-Three-stOry frame SIORE ana
j HOUSE I0a Pueapps-sL lot 5Ibei SlJ.S00. 49, -
Three bri-G Lot is Aiamsst lot l3I5 sbo
40 IN WYCKOFF q JAMES
No 200 Ycutssue-. 50. - Rabash-ave BrsoklTn.
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A MANSION
HOUSE ee PLOT Of GROUND, containing about
shaded located IN BrooklTH T. D. y
calculated for pleasure garen Seventy
ave per mortgage Inquire ~
JOHN B. PRASRARD 32ii Grand-st " y
TOR SALE, at a bargain, and ON very easy
LOTS Eighh. seyenth-sve Brookyuf beanr
Any ecai aud rspdig improving LOTS plot
BedoIdav Boulevard 20 eIcbarge Tor soosn loae a. very low
". II. rlhINnoN, Elnee.
GATES-AVE. LOTS, between NOstrand and
~ Mar-T-avrs. FOR SALE " EXCHANGE
J. X. TOUSEY t0shsii. 80 HtnTv-st. Brookiru
HOUSES for SALE near Prospect Park, and
Il aer ueghhetho0s IA BoOklu AZ reasonable pness
RULASD WHITING, Beekmln-s'
- AND AZ HICKS-ST., between Middagh
Il 4 ard Crsnberrv. FOR SALE Priee, $50.
D.. &. TOUSBY (OSnerl, 20 HeuIY-st BROOKLYN
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Gonnlrp properln 10 tel.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE, con
II anng rooms knsh o., hogI ron
seuYok to LEASE for three ye,rA H. BAILEY, N GodsL
MARKET GARDENER-Fin chance tor
WI MAN 9th little capital 70 SHARES ash onT
Apply West Ehhbeth Depot n >. G. X x. Terms essr.
rTN0 LET, for three years, at Queens, Long
within ssh railroad iepotsA large
and eegan DWELLING HOUSE with sufrosBngs saiab, isr
The stables essgsbose and
Rsrdsa sbaBdsnee Of All knds OF
20 nfsi
residences; sij0e per Appiy No 11s West FihJ
seeoBd-st.
Two LET from LIST April-The FARM near the
village the Hatfield YsI eosisiss ieo1i
80 and has ben h.IeioO used as A srn there goa
accommodations FOR cattle stables &c
. 800 Aso to let adohhs toe seoI. he se
Absban thslj With shout fss Of sB i1elgsf
garden. sl.eoo Apply 10 HENRY COO"
GILL 80 BIo.s.Ayi Negfors
rI'O LET-The MANSION HOUSE and about
Stables Carriage and Bsihinr houss
bAus Of The 5bwsbuy Rref ~ Red bani
Long Branch u 70 suitable lot lLge private
boarding hoase. Apply a. HARRIS, 700 WASH
,ngtOn-s.. or 70 H0Bf LLkN, IT, Red B.si y J.
'TO RENT-Large Duchess County FARM
18th Hoasss STOCK fsuns Utsasilsi sea-
depot, spIisE for nf sPiesdi opportunity f good Arnf
Addrsss FARM Rfrribune Ono-
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Brooklnn proprrtp 10 Get.
FURNISHED HOUSE in Brooklyn on the
H TO LIT furnished honse perfect orsr,
every modern ssrais rent
POI psrfo1lss address Box ,!J4 New FORK
The New York herald., 1873-12-27

But our workingmen are of another sort
They are too clear headed to be used fol
taking other peoples chestnuts out of the
fire. They have their grievances sometimes
and they know how to remedy them for them.
selves without calling in English, German OF
French secretaries. or other tailors of Tooley
street. They know that this is working.
mans country, and that there is no other land
where the workingman is so well of as here !;
and, if we understand them, they would bs
the first to crack the skulls like walnuts Of
these three tailors in case they should succeed
in provoking the disturbances they aim at
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
Our Flag ut Santiago.

The want of frmness of our government in
defending the honor of the national flag is
producing its natural results. The volunteers
of Santiago have compelled the American
Consul to haul down his flag, and we
would not be much surprised to learn that
he had been driven from the town. In the
beginning of the present insurrection another
American Consul was hunted through the
streets of Santiago, and was only preserved
from death by taking refuge with the British
Consul This outrage passed without
punishment or reparation. The Wash
ington government was rather surprised,
we believe, at the magnanimity of the
mongrel mob in allowing its representa-
tive to be smuggled out of the city. Now that
they have gone further and tasted blood we
cannot be certain where they may STOP
Should Mr.. Young, one of our few efficient
consuls, be assassinated by the Santiago mob
he will have the satisfaction of knowing that
Mr.. Fish will write a polite note to CASTELAR,
requesting information as to the manner of
his death and suggesting that few dollars
should be given to console his widow Ameri-
can blood is cheap now, and if the volunteers
should be seized with the idea Of varying
their national sports there is no
reason why mobbing American consuls, and
even shooting them, should not replace the
worn out bull fights. A real live American citi-
zen would not cost so much as good bull, and
as for the national flag, it is only worthless
rag to which no Spaniard need pay any atten-
ton. We would strongly advise Consul Young
to leave Santiago without delay unless some
British gunboat will stay in the harbor to pro-
tect him. As for our navy, it had better be
recalled from Cuban waters. Under the
present administration it can neither COM
mand respect for the national flag nor pun
ish outrages on American citizens. We
would have the gallant tars spared the
humiliation Of seeing their flag in
suited with impunity. The action of the
Santiago mob illustrates well the temper Of
the ruling class in Cuba. 1t points out the
danger of Mr. Fishs policy, and would be
motive for extraordinary measures to gov
ernment at all interested in the protection of
its citizens The Washington government is,
however, too much absorbed in schemes for
the protection of Buchu bankers and other
virtuous supporters of the administration to
have any time to devote to assuring the safety
of citizens or the honor Of the national flag.
The New York herald., 1873-12-27

VENTILAT1Na CONGRESSIONAL ORAToRY. The
Cleveland Leader is exercised over the fact that
Congress had scarcely been organized and the
committees Of the House announced when
members began in the old way to ask permis-
sion to print in the Congressional Record
speeches which they wished to deliver but had
not. We do not know, after ALL but that this
is the best method for ventilating Congress
sional oratorical buncombe. If the speeches
are delivered in the House the telegraph lines
will be burdened with synopscs of the same for
transmission oil over the land. On the other
hand, if published only in the Congressional
Record the area of victims will be confined
principally TO the constituencies of the honor
able gentlemen making the buncombe speeches
aforesaid. NNy
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
An Extraordinary strike.

The strike reported elsewhere of the railway
engineers employed on the Western lines
operated by the Pennsylvania Company is one
of the most extensively and accurately organ
lied movements of the kind ever known in
this country, and indicates the way in which
the real workmen manage their affairs, as
compared with the ranting imbeciles of the
so-called Committee of Safety. 1t is to be re-
GREETED, certainly, that in difference between
the engineers and their employers the inno-
cent public is made to suffer by the total dis
continuance of travel on SO many Western
lines but it is clear that in cases of this
sort some one must suffer. The public will
have no option but to consider this one OF the
drawbacks on the many advantages of the
railways. Every engineer who thus, at noon
on Friday. left his locomotive standing on the
rails where the hour of noon found it violated
his contract with the company, and upon the
faith of that contract the public relied and
counted in all its arrangements, and it is
scarcely possible to estimate the mischief of
such strike. The demand of the engineers,
however, is only that they should continue to
receive their present wages they simply re-
sist reduction-and it may therefore well be
reasoned that it is the arrogant course of the
company that has stopped the trains Organ
izations to such enormous extent as our rail-
way companies are in great degree de-
pendent upon their employees of the skilled
classes, and they must deal moderately and
fairly by them.
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
TIE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
TO-Day's Contents of the
Herald.

ELEMENTS OF DISCORD In THE REPUB-
LICAN PARTY THE SOUTH AND THE
GRANGERSn-L LEADER-FoURTH PAGE.
MINISTER SICKLES' RESIGNATION OF THE
AMERICAN MISSION TO SPAIN OFF,
CIALLY ACCEPTEDi THE CARLISTS DE-
FEATED, WITH HEAVY LOSS, IN vALEN-
CIAi MADRID REPORT OF THAT CAR
LIST TRAP FOR MORIONES-FIFTH PAGE.
BOLD ADVANCE OF CUBAN INSURGENTS INTO
PUERTO PRINCIPE A REPULSE. WITH
SEVERAL KiLLEDi THEY RETREAT AFTER
DESTROYING EVERYTHING WITHIN
REACH-FIFTH PAGE.
THE SANTIAGO MONSTER AGAIN AT THE
SLAUGHTER HOUSEi AN ENTHUSIASTIC
RECEPTION BY THOSE WHO HOPE FOR
FURTHER HUMAN SACRIFICES TO
SPANISH HONORl" PRISONERS AC-
CoUNTS-THIRD PAGE
EMPEROR WILLIAM MUCH BETTER-RINDER-
PEST RAGING IN MADEIRA-FIFTH PAGE.
A TYNE RIVER STEAMER STRIKES A SUNKEN
WRECK AND SINKS IN FIVE MINUTES!
THE LARGER PORTION OF THOSE ON
BOARD GO DOWN TO DEATH In HER
FIFTH PAGE.
AN INsULAR PRISON FOR FRANCES DEGRADED
MARSHALL BAZAINE AND THE MAN IN
THE IRON MASK-FIFTH PAGE.
RAZAINE's IGNoMTNlOUs FATEl THE FULL
SCOPE OF HIS TREASON AND ITS PUNISH
MENTi WHAT He HAS TO SAY ABOUT
TIE COURT MARTIAL DECIsIoN-THIRD
PAGE
THE KNIFE AND PISTOL AT WORK IN BOSTON,
A MANIAC BUTCHERS HIS YOUNG ROOM
MATEi sTABBlNG AFFRAYS IN THE CITY
AND SUBURBSl SANGUINARY CHRIST
MAS-EIGHTH PAGE.
A CANADIAN FIEND GIVEN HIS JUST DESERT
FOR A DOUBLE MURDER ALL FOR A CUP
OF TEA THE SCENE AT THE SCAFFOLD-
EIGHTH PAGE.
GRAND STRIKE OF RAILROAD ENGINEERSl |
FOUR ROADS ALMOST PARALYZEDi DE-
TERMINED RESISTANCE To THE TEN PER
CENT REDUCTION PROPOSED BY THE
PENNSYLVANIA C0MPANY-FIFTH PAGE.
AN NFURIATED HUSBAND PRECIPITATEs HIS
WIFE DOWN STAIRS AND THEN SHOOTS
HIMSELF = YESTERDAYS SNOWFALL
SIXTH PAGE. .Fn
ADDITIONAL ASSETS OF THE COOKEs-RAIN-
FALLS AFTER BIG BATTLES-lTALIAN
SLAVERY : WASHINGTON CHiT-CHAT-
THIRD PAGE.
AN UPWARD JUMP IN GOLD THE FINANCIAL
AND COMMERCIAL FEATURES OF THE
HOME MARKETS-MECHELLA DOOMED
SEVENTH PAGE.
IMPORTANT TAX, MARRIAGE AND BANK
RUPTCY SUITS BEFORE THE COURTS YES
TERDAY-THE woRKINGMEN'S DEMAND
FOR wORK-THE MUNICIPAL BOARDS
sixth PAGE. t