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fhas you appoint Committee of frs from each
| Ward, of gour most experienced and Intelligent
citi-ens gsthout sference TO politics, to prepare
modification Of The lers in reference 10 AsseSs-
nents, Poiice Watch, TarGtion, Inspectors and
Weigh Masters, Markets, Duties and Pay Of
Aldermen, &c. sc.
That our police wants modification, admit, but
do not admit that no men in city can De
fousd, willing TO accept the Offices OF Magistrates
and Police Justices, who could not be corrupted,
as ii is acdsed they are, even under the present
system.
l apprehend the fault begins with the people, in
not selecting and appointing members OF the Com
mon Council who will practice less ct Politics ard
more judgement and discretion in the selection OF
their officers and in the performance of their duties
generally.
But | have not room in this article to extend
sl.s branch of the subject.
Our civ is as populous Us many of the States,
and requires more law and regulations, and col
ec;s ard paws out more monies than any State In
the Union The States have Governors and Ssn-
ators and Assemblymen. They make the laws
only and have Departments to execute them.
They are selected, 10 a great extent, for their
knowledge and fitness for their situations. Do
sou, fellow. citizens, select your City Governors
and your City Senator'S by the same rule Do
not say they do not perform the same high duties.
They do equally SO; they prepare all the laws re-
lating the city. In this very police report re-
ferred 10, is clause altering the Magma Charta
Of Great Britain and our Bill of Rights, providing
new mode, by which your bureaus and secreta.
ries can be broken open in search of suspected
papers! The makers of Tie Common Law, in the
opinion of the Police Committee, have been de-
ficent in establishing proper rule and they pro-
p,se one which the people would nostoieratc, eyea
in Old England
In conclusion, remark, the interest of the City,
and not party, is my object in writing this article
The present Common Council is as good as the
AYERS ge, but they will excuse me if apply to the
City Government The paragraph they applied to
their officers in the police report.
"Tbis corruption is incidente! to the construc-
ton, and necessarily so, 10 the administration of
e system which holds out inducements and tempt
/" atious to indiscrcti0nS, if not crimes, scarcely
: to DO rejected or resisted by the best men that
/" can be found willing to act under it. .
But repeat it is the system l allude to and
would improve; and if any good is TO grow of the
suggestion, it can only be by appointing delegates
rom the Wards who will exclude all politics from
their doings. An E1-ALDERMAN
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ECONOMY In DRESS,-Extensiye

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American Hotel offers for the Inspection Of the public
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The Sack overcoas, $50 much in vogae,l afforded
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baiis parties &c sietnos Seysis plain Sxs, Satins
had CaSstneIes all OK which VIII be made up oTer
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oGnd in TIE eoany al prices sais the Sis for ready
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the whole Of his rom severe scroiuioas DISEASE Il
speaks Tor ltsel'. 49,. ~, ss tos,
Messrs SANDS: Geat-althonsh IN dishgpred and de-
formed Tor lie have lost my recoecton and never
while eY snail cease 10 feel grateful for benefits con-
terrad through the OF your invaluable Safsaparuia
va ,acke in The wear s23 with scrofuIous affection
the end Of my nose Commencing with small red spot, at
t.nfed with cbng and burning sensstos Ills inanceo
srSS;ng and now comnencei the raYagcs OF dissase
v,ich progressed as follows: the left DotrH was irs
DESTROYED ard continuing upwards, II crns'sd ihe piar
OF the muse, ard, Selling upon the right sds dssoJed shs
cartilage bone and all the surrounding paris uEei, haay
lbe nose was entirely eaten of he passage Tor
tears from eye the nose obsra;rt, Wcn caused
upper lip extending the right cheek ana my
suferpgs can better be .ha
native of Nottingham, 10 Eng!ans, snd ny f say
wall known there. The first Physicians Ia Inc
prescribed for but with he be!Soi al o.s iss
was directed take s. drops Of the 0!
three times day which continued ior six iIoa ne s
crsson az another time applied Oh OF Vrlc 10 tns paris
Alter this used Of slr 1ey dow, a..
ng nian . catch stra%, used every ftfsy Ieopl
hear of considered applicabs 20 my a..
became disguised Win sae uea4HeH, aisa 45 40
hone of ever getting well
tJany nrcnounced the disease cancer, pGt Df -
usdsr whose treatment was, considered u scsolnoas
INNS and this is ,he rame gwen it by medical ie as
iss resort recommended 10 ny cha09t Oh d4f aua
Atlantic voyage and IN april ss ., oF
unued gradually iDcsea-e extending upwards ana n1h
wards hayisg destroyed the entire Eos and tasi verif
towards the frontal bose, seized upon tne ano
surrounding parts ~,
York, geEeuan WAS 2itTJGteo ny MY sppfh efSc eiit
TINS accos;ed my friend have yor used the safsapa
ria p. Yes replied yarous kinds and every thing etse
could irar of; br, said he, 5. Sandss SIrsapa
rllau No. replied Then III, for believe II vii
cure yorr Being thus addressed By stranger was IN
duce Ia make trial OF medicine he 50 highly recora
rseaded.
| purchased one bottle, which gave come relief, AM
woofea to tell, after using youE para less iai t
n,ouls feel within NE well The dtessc is stopped in il
ranges ali those racsng and tomeaing pans are gone
nv food relishes my digestion is good AID sleep yell
and uuder The blessing Of Divine Providence, afbEi
The resa. entirely the use Of Sandss sarsapara VII
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desire that The afflicted may no csyer delay bat rse the
right medicine ana yet cured
remain, with feelings ol lasting gratitude
xcaE isieSd, THOMAS LLOYD,
NcfJia Alley, PeariS;reet-
STATE OF NkwYoaS,l On ,as Ssh day OF November.
Civ Of Brooklyn, 1912, before NE cane Tresnss
Lloyd and acknowledged I'm. trih OF the pssr
ard inai hs executed the sane. -
HENRY C. MURPHY.
Mayor OF The City Of Brooalyr.
ssndss Sarapariila vii, also ard permauen,ty
Sase diseases having their origin IN impure state of e
osoa and Geprved condition OF The gensfai esnsi:ss
" sSrosua KINGS Evil in its toyas; Rhear,a-
sa ooshs,e eu'aneoos Ernprops 6lc,ekss Bles, Pis.
pc or russsss on the face, chton'c Sore Eyes Rngwom
VI Ssad aead enlargement and pain o: the bones
ana o.n. Stubborn ucess sypaac symptoms, diseases
rising fcta an cdicocs use OF Mercury israle esranse.
MeniS, and other similar Complaints
Prepared and sold al wholesale snd retail and for export
anon ny a. D. sanos ~ Co No rs Broadway tGsaaise
~ AZ D. ssods Druggists No - and 100 Fuliou,st;
aei.>stre,; and by Dreggss generally ,hrougkout tie
Usi;sd SgaseS Price s: per boue, 81. 6o;ties isr SIS
Hotr-The original cocrnents may be seen sy cang ct
our s,are, No. rs Broadway. oSs
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Martha Conlin has lived in my family tie last Is years.
and hereby certify the foregoing made by her
ser "a correct Mrs.. MARY 3. LLOYD,
No. 6Gi Broad ST. Newark, NJ.
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ES.Eeuir.ore Cooper II. Horace Greeley
and Thes1,sss RscEArnsls.-The great demand icf
the Report OF this celebrated Libel Su has The ua
designed publish II in more convenient and cuLaps
torn iran uesscaper aad they therefore announce that
Pamphlet edition. containing additions anc n.ny cor
rectos is published and for sale Price OF tents
mr. q for one hundred copies Orders must be accom- panied
,.;,l, he cssh GREELEY McELRATH,
dis Tribune Buildings, Is0 NassaRs'Eset.
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Cheap Publications.

THE LAST OF THE BARONs, BY BuLwER, will
probably published the latter part OF the present week
Agents can be Supplied at this Office the same terms as
from the Publishers.
u The following Publications are for sale
1t the office Of The Tribune, NaSau-s,ree, opposite the
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place full confidence the statement made by Martha
ConIin having known her the past tweaiy years. will
cheeriuIy give any particulars in relation 10 her
'l'' Sr. ELIZABETH.
suaerlor Of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum Prince
street NJ Y Dec. IA, 1872
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have confidence in the representations made by Martha
ConIIn, and Aaye full knowledge OF her case:
oo'' ELIJAH +. PURDY,
Alderman 10Th Ward @; the Cly OF NeR.Ysrk.
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IR TIGHT -STOVES.-The greatest

a., ron and con,ucie with safety valve ION ihc Boston
an nav be found al No. 25 Water street ID doo iront
Seeksan street. as received fros Boston superior a
win an oven Please call and judge for yourselves b
fore purchasing. No 81 Water srset "a door ron s
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81 ii. LCChTOOO, iuF 4 Glton- sli SS 49,,
has Just received frssh supply OF irgan, GOO
Watches for both ladies and gentlemen Consisting e e
ne Ir,chor Escaoeneui and English Levers I'LL leetsa
which he viii sell greatly reduced prices Ao @'a
g. Icc,Ir and Silver Ware. Old Gold ard Silver taker
; ;r.hsass Wafcbes ard Jewa!ry repaired dl imf
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The following certificate is from gentleman who lost
,be whole Of his nose IRON Scroful0as disease II
speaks for itsel!. az ,e.,
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- pecter h.re:ne.,s Q ec.uses.-The secoad

n pccsor Lsrauer'x Lecturcs.-The second
edition OF Doctor Lardner complete Course OF Lectures
delivered in City Of NewYosk published and for sae
The Lectures are Eectricly-The un-GnlvaaisEn-Ihe
FIXED St.r-afagneIc Nrede-La,i'ude and Longitude
gleaebng Tanning-Popuiar Failacies-Ligh:-Fa falling
S,srs-Temporary Siars-Esnrical Sketch of Astronomy
Dew-Scence aided by Arr-ScientIfs Disccveres-Soaisa
Vibrations of the Re,a Violate Battcry-stea Engine
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A MEXICAN LUNCH, 137 Chatham,

"A s-f tosevel, s;reer--Dianers from L. 10 O'Clock
.very day Ahe Oysters In every ssye-fried . cents;
S,eaed ~ cents per plate, al all hours
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know Martha Conin and have kpown OF her suffering
illness. tJOHN DUBOIS, Bishop OF sew.YorG.
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M ANTED-A good American Black
Wv smith WHO understands coach work and IS good
need apply Application to be madeto Gouverneur 1rs
M sforrisania, rear Harlem. ol9 Nv
A RESPECTABLE middle aged Wo-
man. native OF Scotland. s.uatioa as Nurse
- ak charge OF an infant of children, - wait upon
el,er lady Best city references given apply az z5st
Hunson street, first door the left hand, up stairs
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EyiFTY DOLLARS REWARD.--Thc
IL office of the subscriber, foot of Twentethsreet,
North River, robbed This Afternoon between the
hail pastl ond qarter past 2, of Two Hundred
aud Thirteen Dollars, fhereaboushirty in five and ten
dollar notes the ST. Adams Bank. The above reward
will be paid for the recovery the above and detection
The thief, or In proportion for part Of IT,
a. "A. DENsiAN, Lime Yard
foot Of Twenleihs;resl, ". r.
New-York, Dec. 20, 1912 DIS 81
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A Principle made practicable Is Principle made ussul'
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= UIIuiFSl., ANtW.A6the
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become we'll satisfied CT the pTacticahily ADD useful
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ended rs operation ia their house from the commencement
The advantages derived by the tom The adop
ton of this Extraordinarily realizing gain OF 50 per cent
lpon credit prices-hey conceive perfectly obYons and
therefore need or the merits Of their house
the facilities with which they invested Of furnishing
cheap asd rich garment, they viii not aiaie-ialy
,ured as they this simple fact Is too ws Known
heir celebrity we'd established, require further
mark And in calling the of The gentlemen OF the
United States and NcwYok in particular ther
mont of choice goods they VIII merely observe that
Eating puDciusit aud dispatch answering thecommapds
their irieRds much part OF their system casa
payments. nSn lstt J. Z. SooIH & co.
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know Martha Conln and believe what she states 10 this
darnueni To he perfectly tru- JOHN POWER,
VICAR GENERAL OF NEW. EoRx,
Rector OF st. Peters Church.
Given at New York this l4sh day OF December, 1912.
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O. spencer announces TO gentlemen that his arrange
nen,s are now completed for supplying according To pre-
vious intaiaion, FINE Fun Hat at price (S3 S5l
which shall render emphacaiy the cheapest as well as
lowest priced Geullemens Fur Hat ever on sale In THIS
city. prepared in the style which characeriaes
our finest article and Ike that article offered at price at
which il cannot be continued without unusually rapid
sale The undersigned with all confidence airns It To be
for the gentleman and economist the most desirable Fur
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Health; what magic in the word how many thousands
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my veins my whole heart and soul 20 osth erYrni
gratitude the author of all our sure oercie that h
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NG Il. MILLER NOT USED Up" A
Second Coming OF Christ In 1915 by Josiah Ltchp is for
sale q, 80 Park Row. The Midnight Cry daily comprs
ing The lectures OF Mr. Miller, the writings q Charles Fcb
up In pamphlet foro For sale abovs.
The Weekly Midnight Cry, Is double numbers, for 50
cents, is now issued. d13 III
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sISASHlONhBLE SIOChS, SCahfS
A CRAVATS. GLOVES, &c.-Old Establishment
PARsELLS l. AGATE. established in lse3.-in addition
crbers are receiving by every arrival from London and
Paris fresh supply Of fashionable Sears and Cravat
rheir Of fashionable Stocks, Scar Cayate
eady made Linen, flor which the first premium was award
III them at the fair OF the American lDstue) Gloves
Suspepers Hosiery, SILK heriao, abswoo and bucksktn
shirts Drawers, and all articles apperaiDpg 10
esans wardrobe rich and varied Gentlemen calling
4. TIE old establishment may depend on being furnished
NTH the best and latest fashions fair and moderate prices
PARSELLs& AGATE, 24l Broadway,
between Park place and Murray street.
Pa A. continue the manufacture of their celebrated
Shoulder Braces and gendemens Russia Riding Bei,s'
4 i,,s
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D OARUING--A gentleman ana vie,
o. few single gentlemen can find board with pr
vale family or where there are bat few bosrfers IN
ser,.el house and price low suit The times Reference
r aui ed. Apply No 0cSef.street few dco-s lI5
F. ankn-squnre. of TX
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respectable private

EVOAbD1-NSJ. ISSPoc'"""
4 family occupying handsome house. can accotnnso
da;e Nth board gentlemen their wives also lew
single eeuienen with pleasant oonls on the seconH ara
lrd floors, furnished unfurnhed, on very noderaI
terms The family plain, quiet and agreeable Inose
who may visa tie comforts OF hoaie may apply az osS
Greenwich-street, Beach-st. az W.
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C.. Wells.
This srather an ambitious title for q very small
lSmo, and The purpose of the author cam ofcoursc,
be ba, imperfecsly wrought out. Sill, the design
seems u good one, and We wish it might DO more
completely and successfully accomplished Ike
ssverany chapters of this work were originally
written, sit seems, for the columns of newspaper,
aud seem to have been well adapted to that form
of publication, combining, they do breyi,y with
clearness and distnctness. We wish they had
been rewritten and enlarged for The volume, for
they do not now present such full and compre-
hcasive statement of the subject as its importance
demands. To general readers, DESTROYS of acquiT-
ing some superficial knowledge Of the general
character of modern philosophy, they may be OF
service, fer they present clearly some Gifts leading
principles but nothing more than this must be ex'
pec,ed from them.