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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-21

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sPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS, SO.
A FOR SALE, ALL KINDS or FANCY Dogs,
"A. Birds &c.; Medicines for Al disssses; Prepared
street, near Canal
THE TURF.
A SERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
SPRING MEETING. 1874
First race each day punctuallv oSr atSP p..,s.n.
c. wHEArLy. Secretary --'s
A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB RACES
June II. "A, ~ 10 and 81.
Safe speedy transit to Jerome Park every six min
BY the OF Harlem Bridge Morrsania
and Fordham Railway, nom HARLEM Bridge TO Fordham,
from Fulton street and Harlem boats from Peck slip
EAsTERN DUCHESS ASSOCIATION, AMENIA N
~ Y.-spring Meeting, July 8, and Premiums, $4,000
Entries close June ssad i0r gsGEFnfRRFmTs Secretary
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ ,01s Js5ome T, r Rark r Esssaa 5asSaa ~
days at io and a:io NJ retrnns alter tSs races
cents c. NJ. BISsELL. sup't
NoTIcE TO MEMBERs or THE rnAIsERs AND
sscistons having advertised that first money only will
Members are recommended TO asauant themselves With
any meeting and make Entries When The rules as
adopted and understood amhs M hssPDpsan E President
EEoncR N. FERGUSON, Vice President
DANIEL MACE, Treasurer.
wH II. BoRsr Secretary.
TRorrINe AT DEERFooT PARK, SATURDAY.
beat three minutes, close Deerioot Park Saturday.
at also purse for horses trotting nearest to three
WIN MCMAHON, Superintendent
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FOR SALE.

A " OLD ESTABLISHED AND WELL PATRONIZED
n Road House. situaieI the Grand Boulevard drive,
Tor sale cheap; handsomely furnished with evcrv
commodation Apply to TfOs. GAFFNEY, Auctioneer,
No. UNcntre street,
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A FIRST CLASS DAY TRADE DOWNTOWN SAM
n pie Room for sale cheap to prompt purchaser
location unexccptionabic; rent under Sto0 yearly .
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A -FoR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
IA. Birds, &C. Medicines for all diseases Prepared
Food for KING birds At b. O. DOvES'S, No Greene
street, Canal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-21

HOTEL FOR sALF.-MAsON HOUSE, GLOwERS
IL vilie " bese paving country hotel in the State
The pro arietor OH account sickness will sell Fnrni
ture and six years Lease public hall attached.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-21
REWARDS.


OK RBWARD-LOsT, YESTERDAY AFTERNOON,
spC on Fortycighth street Fifth avenue, n black
Cashmere Cape The above reward will be paid for its
yeiurn TO ROOM g No. H Pine street
&1O REwARD.-L0sr, ON THURSDAY EVENING,
spIO June 49, the corner of Fifth avenue and
Twenty .frst street black and tan Dog medium size
had red collar and Is marked with two scars from
burn the left hank Please West Twenty.
second street for the above reward.
&C0 REwARD.--LosT, TWO DIAMOND STUDS;
DLU were attached 10 piece OF paper. Finder will
receive $40 reward and questions asked by returning
came 70 once Of Prescott House
n1En REWARD. AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED
OIOU for the return Of the Bracelets stolen from &c
bsh ortyAigbtl .styest SUNDAY kRae " wa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-21

ENoR sALR-S&J CASH WILL BUY AN A NO.
IL Cigar Stose leading thoroughtarc in BROOKLYN
agents. Address X, Brooklyn Branch Herald Office
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

s<-~<
@C0 000 WILL PURCHASE THE WHOLE IN
pAV.OOO terest Machinery, &C.. Of q we'll estab-
ished Manaiactnring business "a monopoly netting
5000 per annnm clear proht and steadily Increasing
O0v0 will purchase the two-ths interest of same This
being bona de affair principals ne ed address
d. d., box 1856 Herald Office.
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o. nnA WILL BUY HALF INTEREST AND
PI.UUU stock in paying Manufacture Business
in iuI operation, Satisfactory for selling. Ad
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DEv. W. @. DAWSON WILL PREACH AT THE
IL Church Christ, West Twenty eighth street.
Broadway at 10 80 A. ". and y. NJ All are cordially
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pHysiCIhN's PRACTICE FOR SALEM CONsE:
OF Illness extensive uptown practice Is OF
fered for sale togcsr with House aud Instrument last
years receipts $1,000 capable OF being increased intro
ductiou win DC given to all the paents terms reas0na
BILE. Address MEDiCUs, Herald otfce.
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A SHOW CASE FOR sALE--MADE FOR THE SIDE
~ walk, suitable for any business Apply at IA
Bowary up stairs. 'isif wy
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frO PRINTERS s-roR SALE, All HALF PRICE, 10
fonts OF Wood Tyne, from 10 down 20 lines plea also
n double medium Hand Press, completes Ploughl Gut
ting Machine almost il good as new. Address WASH.
bOs IFS Herald office
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E,OR sALR-Ar a SACRIFICE, 0S ACCOUNT OF
sickness, first class Restaurant; must be sold Inn
mcdiacly; or will he let completely furnished, at low
figure Apply tie premises 69T Broadway, basement.
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TOR sALE-Sooe-A WINE AND TEA STORE, OUT
oi town; Horsa, Wagons Barn, Good VIII and ter
years Lease $500 for whole horse: lease alont
worth the money. Refers wholesale provision hUus>
orc Mattagc, corner arren and Greenwich streets.
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CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION FIFTY. SEVENTH
~ street, between Fourth and Lexington avenues,
Rev. " T. Tracy, rcctorSCryices Sunday xt at ln
A. NJ. and w r M sunday school At 2s Pm. The rec
tor will preach in the morning, ana Rev. Stephen II.
Tyng d. d.. Jr.. in the evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-21

FOR SALE, LIQUOR STORES DOWN TOWN
"A Sample Rooms. Restaurants all business streets;
also Cigar stores Stationery stores Root Beer and Soda
water business Boot and Shoe Stores Drug Stores, Bar.
her Shops, Bakeries, concconcries. Country Hotels,
Mca, Markets. MfrCHELLiS store Agency. ~
z .tndn reef
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-21

DEv. HENRY B. CHAPLIN, D. D., WILL PREACH AT
IL the West Twcnty-tbird street Presbyterian church,
on Sunday at 101. and II, OF clock.
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THE OLD ROCK COTTAGE HOTEL FoR SALE
/ Handsomely furnished, containing twenty rooms
fire barroon she'd az, inquire the premises, BouIe
ward drive it.ltI
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lshment, with al. dxtures, horses and wagons. an
extensive route barreo and agency OF OF the most
celebrated hrcwcries Ia the state OF New York Apply
ut IA broadway,
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- Lager Beer saloon near Harlem Bridge for sale
cheap owner engaged IN business that prevents him to
manage II. address. fora week, LIQUOR STORE, sta
tjon L. Harlem
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L,OR SALE-A FIRST CLASS KEcTIFYINa AND
u Family Iiauor Establishment; the best loca
ons IN the tast OF the Bowery; will De sold cheap for
cash For FIJI particulars apply to THOMAS LYNCH
co. NO GG Thompson street between spring and Broomo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-21

DEv. EMANUEL sHULTz GENERAL. AGENT WORK
III ing Women's Protective Union. will speak In Ger
and English at Holbrook l.. J.. tomorrow in the
morning afternoon and evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-21

DEv wAyLAND BOyT, PASTOR, WILL PREACH
IL in the Tabernacle baptist church, second avenue
and Tenth until the rcopenug of Stenway Hall
in October every sunday at l0i A. and tx r. ~ sub
ject evening Sermon :"The Divine Thought About
Small Thingso
The New York herald., 1873-12-24
BLOOD IS THICKER THAN WATER. ,

Tribute TO n British Naval OHicer's Pro-
lection Of American Citizens.
The subjoined letter, which has just reached
here, recalls the famous incident in Chinese waters
which drew forth the expression above quoted
from the lips OF an American Commodore. in a
conflict with barbarism England and America are
one:-
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
SIR-To a stranger In strange country nothing
can cause q more doorous impression than the
mslortunes danger or death OF fellow countrymen
there. Through this trial all the American citizens
who CHANGED TO be in Santiago de Cuba at the
time OF the capture OF the Nirglnfus have had
to pass. They have had to witness the hasty trial
and still more hasty execution OF number
OF their fellow citizens captured on board. After
this there still remained considerable number or
American citizens In the hands OF the law who
would probably have suffered the same tate had IL
not been i0r the arrival OF Her Britannia Maesty's
sloop Ni06e, Captain Sir Lambton Lorraine, Bart,
sent from Jamaica to protect the British subjects
In like case.
Mr.. Il. G. Schmitt United States Vice Consul at
this port, whose cfforta had been unremittinQ in
behalf OF the NiTginils prisoners ut requested
the good 0ffces OF captain Lorraine on behalf of
American citizens In danger Of their lives and
Captain Lorraine In his communications with the
to speak for the British subjects only,
used his influence i In favor OF all.
And, seeing that there have been no
more executions since his arrival, and attributing
tne cessation thereof TO the presence OF Her
Malesty's ship Niobe and the influence OF her COM
anannuer, an we, the undersigned American citizens,
do hereby desire to express our gratitude TO Cap
tam Sli isambton Lorraine for his EFFORTS In behalf
OF our fellow citizens IN saving them from an gno-
mlnlous ueatn and W from the main and mnrunCar
The New York herald., 1873-12-24
"WHAT DOES THIS MEAN p,

A Mysterious Steamer with Some uys-
terious Lights On Long Branch-Thc
Unknown Men In the Buggy-Was IL .
Party OF Twced's s'Palso Flying from
Justfces
AS several OF the individuals implicated and
charged with frauds the city government are
said to be missing and cannot be found at their
residences in this city, we deem it advisable to
publish the details OF a strange and mysterious oc-
curence that happened at Long Branch on last
aturday night.
About eight O'Clock on Saturday night last. one
OF the crew or Life Saving Station No. 8, while on
patrol, saw steamer coming from the northward,
with her lights all up, and, when abreast OF the
station house, she nut them out small boat,
manned by three OF the steamers crew,
then rowed for the shore. They came up
patrolman could get to them they turned about
and started for the steamer. He nailed them, but
they made no reply. He called the second time
and told them who he was, and asked II they
needed assistance, to which they simply replied
NO" After they had reached the steamer the
started on in soutnery direction.
Immediately after, as one OF the station house
crew was returning on the main road, short dis
tance from the sea and near the station house, q
buggy wagon containing two men, passed him and
stopped very near him, and the inmates appeared
stood up IN the buggy, and was heard
TO say, al can't see anything OF the light" and
peated 1t again. They then turned about and
drove Oft in the direction OF Long Branch There Is
arranged for an escape on that steamer, and 1t Is
very probable that among them were some OF the
Ring criminals who have not yet been tried In q
court Of justice.
The New York herald., 1873-12-24

strength OF the insurgents II IL impossible 70 Iom
an opinion. That IL Ii by no means inconsideraDle
Is pretty wen evidenced by the state OF alarm IN
which they continue to keep their foes. II was
York in aid OF the insurgents-one OF 600 ana the
other OF 800 men, arms and ammunition-nad sue
cessfully landed on the island few days since.
VICE CONSUL SCHMTT.
This gentleman. who faithfully $1,000 ~ nis
post In the trying emergency, ana VINO, IN .ne
lace Of insult and intimidation, maniuly per-
formed his duties to the last, has recently peen
subjected to numerous scurril0us attacks itOm tue
press here for the bold position he maintained
prior to the murder or the persons captured on
the Vrginius. Mr.. Schmttt has already lost much
by the rebellion, his extensive plantations having
been burned, and nothing but his oficial duties IN
the American Consulate now detain him here. AT
first the vituperaiion poured forth In the journals
was scarcely noticed. but IL finally became so
abusive that IL could no longer be passively en-
tured. Indeed, violence was apprehended, and. as
the authorities make very little ceremony about
disposing nf Consul (witness the case OF the late
Mr.. PhiIps), 1t was resolved that the Acting Gov
to ascertain whether the attacks In Me
press were countenanced by the authorities
Accompanied by Commander Reed, OF the Kansas,
Mr.. Schmitt proceeded to the palace q few days
NOUS statements that had appeared. Governor de
Los Rios Immediately issued an order TO what ls
called the "Cens0r OF the Press" who forthwith
Overhauled offending journalists. Since that time
slanderous ' assaults. @ ' Since his return Consul
Young has been ndefatigable in his efforts IN view
OF the present crisis. His presence here inspires
much confidence among the resident Americana.
THE JUNIATA
lett this port Friday last, and cruised along the
coast as far as GuiantonOm0 where she lay al
anchor all Sunday at the entrance OF the harD0r
ana returned here on Monday afternoon We now
sent as the bearer OF special dispatches TO Key
West over 10 days ago.
The New York herald., 1873-12-24
GALAXY COURSE.
"Grace Greenwood's- Lecture.


Mrs. Lppincott, better known to the public
under the nom de plume Of "Grace Greenwood"
lectured last evening at Association Hall her
theme being "Heroism In Common Life.n
Owing to the inclemency OF the weather the
hall was but sparsely filed, but the
audience was an appreciative one, and greeted the
lecturer warmly and heartily. She said the grand
est deeds OF heroism which illumlne the historic
records Of the past have their counterpart in the
every day life OF the present, and that dwelling in
our midst unnoticed and unchronicled, are heroes
and heroines whose lives and actions rival those
OF the most illustrIous Of ancient modern story.
The long list Of ocean disasters which have OF late
become so painfully familiar to ears alone fur
nishes instances or heroic self-sacrfce, Of noble,
manly selfimmolation on the altar OF duty, whose
sublimity has never been excelled. In proof OF
her assertion recounted the story OF the brave
Captain Herndon, OF the Central America; of the
gallant young Captain OF the Northneet and others,
who true to the post of duty laced death resolutely
rather than desert the trust committed their
The struggles Of the early California pioneers
and their fidelity to each other even unto death, as
depicted by Bret Harte, was also cited in support
OF her argument, while the hardy frOntlersmen OF
the far West who led the van OF civilization also
claimed the full need OF admiration.
While conceding this much however, to masculine
humanity, the lecturer claimed for her own sex
the lions share Ofreverence frankly confessne her
partality. Wne disposed 10 rlulcule the so-called
health reformers and their martyrdom to diet and
regimen, she, nevertheless eulOgzed in glowing
terms the advocates OF womans enfranchisement.
not forgetting George Francis Train, and predicted
the nnal triumph OF the cause for which they
struggled SO her0ically. Three classes OF women,
gle women, possessed OF taxable property; sec
Ond, all women, married or single, who
possessed minds or their own; and.
third, all other women who wanted 1t.
The remainder Of the discourse, In which the
grave and the gay, the serious and the humorous,
ham dnh unc haun In I'm NOR
trayal OF the self-sacrincng LIE led by thou
sands OF humble, modest obscure women,
who cheerfully devote themselves to the
support OF aged parents, invalid brothers
and sisters, or even dssolute husbands,
enduring cheerfuly toll and privation, their only
requital the sense or duty performed and the task
OF love fulfilled. Though not TO be found in the
annals OF time, they were inscribed on the pages
OF eternity, and their actions would there, and
there only, be ittingly rewarded.
The New York herald., 1873-12-24
THE PHILADELPHIA STRIKERS.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23 1873
The strike OF the 'longshoremen continues to-day.
About 200 OF the strikers marched along the wharves
to-day; but, beyond endeavoring to intimidate and
induce the men on the wharves to quit work and
Join them, they engaged in no violent demonssra-
tions. The managers Of the various steamship
lines ass generally determined TO stand by the po-
sition they have TAKEN The southern Mail Steam
ship Company had their regular force OF IL men at
work yesterday, and also succeeded In getting six
additional men during the afternoon at the re-
duced rate OF wages. or these six men three were
assaulted aud beaten last night after they quit
the services OF extra stevedores to-day, men will
ing to work being afraid to engage as, though they
may have the protection OF the police during the
day. they in danger OF violence from the strikers
at night. The Southern Mail Company Will not
yield, though they have three vessels now in port
all detained by the strike, ana have others TO ar
rive within a few DAYS.
The New York herald., 1873-12-24
WEST INDIES.

Railways Extension speculation-Yel-
low Fever at Port Royal-Electrtc Cable
Communication.
KINGSTON, JAM, Dec. 13, 1873.
A company is being established here and IN Lon
don for the extension of railways throughout the
Island OF Jamaica.
PUBLIC HEALTH.
There Is good deal OF yellow fever prevalent
among Europeans at Port Royal, the naval station
Of this island The Naval Hospital is full, and one or
two cases have broken out among the white troops
at Up Park camp, who have been brought down
from the high mountains TO take the place OF the
black troops, VINO have just been shipped for SER
vice in the Ashantee war.
Except among the military and navy there are
no other cases OF yellow fever, and the island is
gener" - ..eatny.
ELECTRICAL PROGRESS.
Electricians are expected at Kingston on the 21st
inst in the Tagus, from southampton, to test the
electrical resistance OF the Aspinwal cable, prior
to the West India and Panama Company taxing IL,
which they about to do After testing the
Cuban cable they Will wait for the arrival OF the
Telegraph Maintenance Company's cable fleet, now
on the way TO Porto Rico TO lay second line OF
cable between that island and jamaica in antici-
patton of new submarine line contemplated be-
tween st. Thomas and Bermuda with branches to
New York and Lands End, England, IN connection
wieA the Brazilian series OF cable.
The New York herald., 1873-12-24
HAYTI.

Presidential Determination to Name .
successor-A Resolutc Aspirant and
Trouble Expected.
KINGSTON, JAM, Dec. 13 1873
The news from Haytl is unsatisfactory. Presi-
dent Nissage Saget will not vacate the Presidency
except TO establish General Dominique therein,
and, as there ia party In the House OF Represen
tatives determined not 10 have Dominique at ALL
trouble Ia, therefore, imminent.
Dominique IL ready for any emergency that may
arise. He was heard to say, "Ah, they DO not
want me for President, but they shall have me.n
Nlssage saRet keeps Tho ,ace with nrn hand,
The New York herald., 1873-12-24

tion OF witnessing it, Well understood tnat we
in no way enter into the question OF the degree OF
cuipabilit which the virginius' prisoners may
have contracted, or the justice or Injustice OF the
OF our gratitude solely on the broad ground OF hu-
manity ana love to our fellow countrymen.
VIM. ii. Chisham, master bark Olustee; Wm
Slater, master brig Navosata; j. X. Bryant, master
brig Aro0stook; J. Ray, master brig Antelope; J.
ii. Urann, master brig Elizabeth; A. y. Milton
master brig Mariposa; j. s. Hartman, master
brig L. N. Merit; +. b. owens, master brig Cas-
tilian.
The New York herald., 1873-12-24
THE NEW BRUNSWICK IN. ~ $500, 900 BANK
DEFALCATION,

At New Brunswick yesterday, in the Middlesex
County Court, before Judge Scudder, the case OF
Robert N. Woodwork conjontly held with ex-
Cashier Greenleaf W. Appleton on a charge OF de-
fraudng the old State Bank out OF $500, 900. was
brought up on application for writ OF habeas COR
pus, which the prisoner sought After considerable
discussion between the Court and counsel the
Court declined to grant the writ as an Indictment
was hanging over the head OF the accused. His
trial was set for next Monday. The prisoner mean
while was remanded to the County Jail.
The New York herald., 1873-12-24
LABOR MEETING.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. %, 1873.
second large meeting OF workingmen was held
In tins city last night, at which o committee was
appointed to confer with the City Council the State
Legislature and the relief associations, to see n
employment can be obtained. The meeting WAS
very orderly,
The New York herald., 1873-12-24
DAMAGES FOR INJURIES BY A RAILROAD
ACCIDENT.
EXETER. N. H.. Dec.

EXETER, N. H., Dec. %, 1873.
L. Thomas sanDorn, OF Rye the mail agent who
was injured In the seabrook accident on the East
ern Railroad has settled his suit against the COM
pany for $4,000. which has been paid him.