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CHARTER CHANGES.
Few PHASES OF CITY GOVERNMENT.
CITY OFFICIALS WHO ARE TFEcvEDArHR ALIERA
.I.- TrQNs IN TIE SALARIES.

Few PHASES OF CITY GOVERNMENT.
CITY OFFICIALS WHO ARE nFEcrED-rHR NIERA-
e. tI.....,.- TIoxs IN TIE sALARIks. f.r..
The announcement made, yesterday, IN TIE
TRIBUNE and eorroborated by Interviews with Commis-
soners Henry Smith H. G. stebbns, that these gen
emsn were not remain ut the heads OF the Police and
Park Departments created great CONSERVATION in the
several bureaus Of offices Much OF the influence
whrh Mr. smith brought 10 bear Albany was under
stood 10 have been that OF subordnates Of the Poles
Department who were assured OF their places in the
event Of M Smiths rcteniiUn. When u became known
Yesterday from Mt Smiths statements that be
Htrned ihe law To retain him SIMPLY ~ Commissioned,
aud Il began n tbe mnds OF the subordn9tes
at Police Headquarters that their places be dis
posed OF bya new Board, which might elect another
pcrson as President, natural depression ensued
In the same way subordinaes Of the Park Department
who relied on the influence Of the President dis
gusted to learn that he not retained the Pres
dent The Office OF Park Commissioner Is unsalaried,
bet Mr. etenbins combining the positions OF President
and Treasurer, has drawn annual Income Of 10000
He will have ~ be reelected President and Treasurer
bofre be can cOnune draw, under the dew Charter.
the sum the salary VI the place OF the
new Board is not pledged reflect him President aud
the secretary engineer and architects doubt
retaining their positions.
In all the departments there were circulating, yester
day lists Of the Commissioners who leisated out
OF Office. and OF subordinates WHO likely be
by the changes In many instances speculation
as 20 the fate Of these subordnates very lively,
and the lists wero in every dotted with Inferno
CATION MARKS, and the margins were fun Of comments
indicative Of the opiuons of the writer's the reten
ton or dismissal OF individuals named. Similar sts
showing the Of the officers under
the new Charter and the old circulated and com
mented on. The following list Ia Of the most care
fuy compiled Of the dozens IN circulation.
DEPARTMENT CHANGES
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SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
soRr BIZ 81 -IoRk.. .....-..............AI

PORT OF -TORk-... ...............APRIt l1
CLEARED
Steamship Zodiac CbAp'n, heshera n e. Murray Ferris Co
se.IasiS Csasha BE- Melsian. Liverpool G G. Paaesln
sssmssiS FraHes Wright Fsrch wilmington c. IonaId
Ss e.1ip Spain Or Grace Liverpool National Steamship CO.
steamship Bell Brakeman, Norfolk Cay Point All ReaaoHa
steamship vile "a isys pr surnoni Geo Mckenzie
steamship AaT-te DR., PENN Liverpool VA Queenstown &C. J.
.tE q s, As..';F @ P5G.;. . s.s''' c. Dale
stean,Gip oesOrsru, isynolds BaiunOre -,,.
BARK Arcturus Ger, 2uika DaHtIg k-. G. Tobias Co
Bark oE MArenHea QaseastOWn Falmouth Teess
Bais 81 Dorado gsr) Thoueseu Antwerp J. B. Havlsni
sa[ E . &c Ger ASnf E. A y . 51sa ss CO
lara H. i, - o., Kstsis Psst.S1I. oscs a. ~
se5I 5 Gown, waieTbaIy stanford stamford MAauurss CO.
ARRIVED.
steamship KOn Ge Fake BIseu April ? Southampton
eis WITH Id,s an Ps's to osnss. Co ,,,,.
IAN indse and a P. Alexandra L Sons
steamship BaEsm heamOad Cy Point and Sor,o
sitb mise. ana Old DOmlAi0n steamship 90
ste1Hshp DOAss Wilmington With mds and plsL Lo
sssansaiD Dsa:sehi.nd ~ o. LsSevir, Bremen pn 5 via
st-smshp ~ OLAF (Sorl e Liverpool March ID Newcastle nh
an BERGEN April :, with ndse and Puseh EdTs
.aaIss lgtb sass. G L. Gulianms 4 Co.
steamship SewOreass eager Heworsaa AgEl p With dss and
siss1.E.p Aeanas Rector Ye~Beo d., .ad pAa to
siO Asoa. Ol Hsfnr currr Antwerp dAJ with empty Pso
Bsrs Aparodi.. Br,, Bass. Liverpool S, DAYS, with Das.
BlE oss ORR cOOG Liverpool Feb H. va BsFaaia 10 days v!
udse.
Bart Arro.y (Br). Jones' Ant~erp g davs with ndss
ASA HeEbert. GoRd tiisueeaer vita fish
sCHooSEAs-aIEAs
Oceanus Providence Montross. Newport
IltsTy Css PTO1aSroe. bs4ss1to, Fail River,
SAILED.
Steamship Zodiac Cor Hewb~a n. C. chips Rhns London
Rd.sh Tor Are,pools Carrie z Loag NAz. Ohop.
Con-, CaArnA for Gba Sandy Hook MasuEas
Eag BareAaoss lsnA Csafsegosi n Mussos
Mans Ca. Georgna, hI SatilA River, Ga
wlSD-sanssI hshs. s. I. cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ablis Duuu, AHtniI1s
LEwE6 Del Apni a-PAssd Ia seAaship YhdeABd "a Oars rom
Passed cleansing Laay Loeit Lsapoeii sAr
Mitch the Wave, om Belfast BAluBori Wellington nA
Naslnaven for " ashngtsa
Ia .I. FOREIGN PORTS.
orKEztrovs April GThe LAHs steamship Ciy Of MN
Kehnsdy from New fsrk Apnl Lsc Afei here ~
o eacs hls Iaoruing -
Aprl a-rhe steAnship CsstAs bnue ron hes
a.IIy1I s. Avn S-rAs steamship 10
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COTTON MARKETS


H,cos April ls-co,On quiet Low Mddln- Ie veeih--ss
ne pHe0ts oo balesj stock, S7I 3 bales iss
CoLrMBu, April quieti v-ety,seeip,, 10 bale.
hFments 77 bai sales oSl bsssi ocA-lsI A's bales 40
err Poisr, Apal Wee lse b,s ~.
CScrsNArT A1rl a-COon dull Midngs BE receipts, Sa
shHpnsst., 81 bales; aOcE. zoe bales
-sesJrsiD. bA .sDneut. va balsa' s'OeIs7a 1Oss
SoayauS Ivrl is-Cotoa ques Low HddFnTs l7le net
se9j' Isl sAt Sc s s,. %
w1SsroS AMI I8-Coron quiet nidrpzs lae net receipts
- bales stock ii bales EeeIsst receipts 70 eAes exports
eo,stss i5s bales s1es % bale sasuv, ta,, shin
MT.pas April lscoon dull Low ssRurs Tic RECEIPTS ss
bales shpmenS bales weskfeeep;s
81 bales 1meHss a'u bales sAie' 90" oA'e' soeLS'
GosiIE Apr ICottOu quiet sna steady Mddurs lsi 1l8e
s 1oI 49, I S bses ,ioct S65 bsiss, seeslt-net
receipts s bales, gross 5O1 bsss eIpoO Great BntAn
PHILADELPHIA April a-CoiOn qae Niaans' sie net re-
oep's o. the Tees 80 oAaes GIo5 10 ,risry. Tie
receipts Is bales; leS be ekiSf sl6 bates Si3
. 1 s ss s. slSn Dy & ss bales e' '
BALTnoks A9rl laECosoa as a.eha y lS' s' IS
s577 eae ~e'kset Toesigts ~ oasi bros -
eOAsEise 80 bAi saiss l bale taken oa Osock On con
SswOELElSs Aprl sCoasu IL wode7te demand, Mailing,
R,I ns F :, 80, S,, ss0 s, 80. .,
$40 bales: stock l5eS @ss sest,SF. SS S ~
Continent p 90 hy LesD oaiss sales = 90 eils,
l7 Coca oTsnsry isc Ordinary i5e; bst recsp eE.
ps-coastvse bales 40 bales secE 4o9lo eass
bales expO=-tS Great Britain bf Dae
the Continent, LesS 5Aes ooAstNse eS bales sales 'V'0
bales
Mddng lT,a7le Ordinary l6c; receipts ~ bales
srp0rts-ooasrEse 800 0ai stocs uL hae
.ee-net receipts bae eTporto Great Britain, jS baiesi
e sstwise. .7y6 bsless ses 3 20 bales 90.
STLSA April IG-COaoH-rseB 3e2 bales stock. 49, lslA
bale. 1873 &15 hsles.
Providence Ami ICston-Eeekyrecepis % baies sales
bsies stock. 10 90 bales
CiaLvEsrov Ami Ter Ordinary @i4ic; Good
Ordinary I5,c receipts eEpOrtt0 Great Britain ZiI
bsi eoastNss sales 80 basi stock stgS bales Weeky
Great Bntslu, ooo bascs ~
the Continent s28 bales sales llS1 bales
81 LoUis Apul l8Cotton quiet Mddhags, sG ie receipts p
bales shipments III bales Weeky-reosipts Sol bales shipments
, 3 yQ8 bales 80
gasHvuLE Apr1 i8-COtton-LOu Mddngs lb!c; WeekF-re
.sip bales pneats 80 bales stockS ~ baesi l0J
II 57l bales
bses gr 10 baiess stock lDeo aes FerLlFn
rsop 2l rross, 40 bales, ezpoo Great Bnsn -
baesi sales. 80 baleS
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cArTLg MARKET.

BgypALs AanI Is-OsrrE-Reoeips OdsJ. inriuiHr ear,
reoed bead making the total supply o ne seet
far 7o go fer me samf Hon sst "ee
market slow yesterdays pnces; bat Little Offering no " ne
vA ass srongh ia bead Illinois es nsn.
ipom US 7 Is; y head staiesoFs syefss
lee No. a. IS lztf IS bad Ohio sfiies EveraEinZ f 10
- N 100 Canada syersgihg $50 ID, a. - % - "-s
hichigau stocferh averAging e@ n. al - ~
sHzsr AND 0 bead nsiinr ne os up
ply for the week thus bead for The tune
sa vera naes moderately active at 81 s9 - 80 Ss Ns,'efn
sOoe aheep $50 - 3 for clipped sheep sales ~ bead ono sbp
rapgng from IS 70 b. 81 9S7 ga LIS Oho ehpped sheep
ranging from 81 70 lh6 70. al IS 5.i a &C 49,
HOesReoep to-day including reported sryals 900 bead MAXIM
The tsi mppY for The h Af o. M lead "a D head
Tor the tine market Dc advance
prices rule a ges ST. ss1rs 40 IBcs hOgs sHgrg OE
lUs 70 ~ 70, HS3 TGt52S.r ,--. .r.
CHIcGGo pr fni prices Eesk buyers holding OF
eepts s few a good Isl 70 ~ . Stres sod al - 20
Butchers Cows and Steers, 80 Nd 81 10 shpme8ts Je0
ReopA head; moderately aehVe AZ e ne OF
about lo hinged IS loa IS Tor Comma 70 SAoes
prime paly 81 IS 2Sd - Do smpneuts, so0o 49,
SBBEPReeeirts fairy active FOR good grades prors
steady a. - 500 &c " Tor Pair 70 Chore
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Yeyk with bs orr end 81 The asv Fessh
cable Tor the fe minus therr
N, ssssusp syed rom Londn sh arg s@sani
sigot Ior this port The hip Ros.nsA bA ase sge sAIgo rs
Halik-
WHALERs.
HEwBEDFoRp Mass April IS Arrived. s-f sea Voe~n of Ws
port Heks Ooesu, 81 Helena F - ~ith ls Do" er"
The pasage
DISASTERS.
reported the BiseE Pnoe- hore a soah "es. 10Y
koy-h iBr for Louaon vi en- M teae ses .so
hour rot ~ Anih ut azsnase
Bosrov Mass April IAa snbno~n bArI ashore Oh Bass A"e
GlcuetseT isrhOE - -.
BEppoRD haS April aThe chr CAarns seat nesr' 90
broke lat uigf II cfE Fese saTNd
NoRToIK Va April sThs bng Alpha frl IRON Banraort ~
the with n shooss - anthsr beor iss P
Weds sol ~esf Ahofe -
Byg islasd Bar The bg Der chains ana ~nassA A.'
her from this Dsoe this morning.
For --latest snap Aeucs see Serenta Paoe.i
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sATnRDAY. APRrt ne

SATURDAY. APRIL 10.
Britain md france OueenaoEn ana Liverpool ~
tie esrB.hip Adraue. 50 g Supplementary Mail
steamsbp sails 10 White aiT DoeA fsIoaiA Ferry
Jersey Civ
E o Britain Continent Of Barope, Southampton
sud steamship M1in "a Supplementary
Is Of Ihrdst HobOken At Steam
sup sails d. m 'front.' Of Thir1-st HOboken
6upperaezary Mails nsss BE- prepaid Win
ioal lc postagel
Direct Praiau closed Ms Is BY this line
direct BTest and Hayre steamship vile In
Wiil i.3O M steamship ssi 90 30 from
Pier 80 an 4. ...
Hss o PauarA Asrna Ce-trai American ard South Pa
poTts per steamship Ocean Quea. nSse al steam
stp az y ". RON Per No. q n ~
Mails for aud yenee ny the steamship ST. Thomas close a.
2 o. no. ais from Pier Nc. " n. T., AZ 2
Nest by Steamship CITY Of aan Antonio ciss AZ
steamsb 80 D. ron Plel so. ~ E. T.
letters taken the steamship docks snf INTENDED
BY supp aaentD hs, zast b pePa1 douts pogs oy
vii h. rcceTei by The cirl in ch1rge
isiaK, closed AZ lie SeV-EOrk PosOAoe every
dar p N and goes Boston.
Ms tor Rewoandani close &C ONCE Fa-
dsy a. . steamship ls RON r0r4aa, Me- SATURDAY
a.. Dne Nes.Ysrk fnaaV. at6 m.
Letter pstag AL h West udos except when goins lrec' VII
the Papers cents -eh Fnc must be prepaid
SUNDAY. APkIL 20
Az Mails close al j Je!oct Tor fOstOhee open ron a
n. to a
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paSSEyGERS ARRITFD.

FROM BRHNES-ln steamship Deutschland April &c. Hovt.
H. prro H. Ood EenhAas j. ODtr1raei. Anna Obhrch
ia ,ebban H. Hesemeyer Adam Rel j. scaEaEz p Ahch
and Gmilv G-orge WentsL T. H. jacob Charles Me and aT
Marc Mime Thunueeu. T. MtH,iHg h Nel. Enmy NJ
Mare Me7er Popper W Haeker Car Ps NJ Iuhueer
h F.csr h. & Roppe p Bauer Cecil b-ble. rpl
nj ell A. Jrair and family Mare .. p
FROM BRgMEN-In steamship n Apni l8sirs Doris Brown.
Chrc CrenL r. BerVrh. NJ and Mrs John H. Peters Ocir
sm1n Louis J. Rages Ms de- Gheymes W q. Hot AID
family A. Mrs J. HALEY, J. loJch, Pal Ler-
bsnuer nr Nd Mr.. Aug kuhnsL
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UHITKD District CouRT-lH BAsEnrFrcT
IuuoiHutarp CaseG
l-ts..HiH AT Yonug 538Q Crook agt Smith.
an {uaesrort Brass Con- JH3 Mary Muir
psnv act Barter. $780, Ven agl N9rnsu snd u'o.
l1f she eFpr gt " En- 1871 Tucker 10 a.
rr1ug asd Printing Go. ls8s .Gaaer Tbe Garaary
sqiS .sinp,oa ct a. AIT Wilson Gas Bght Co.
ard ana 1lgo Arnold q al AT Decker.
Oh King q Al III and al Manhattan
Sewing Machine Co.
MI GesD All Kellogg and orr 1877 BlaaRt aeb and
7,si Austin sgt Punk ard ano
Eo. Plsnck Neia ls3 Cltrk az houghtahn
and ors No. BsYies Az Duer
7cea Arro,d 81 al art CobGrr- .Bzhop Holster
1910 .bgtehcr CTOcker s DuasT "a agi NAtdtaer
ls76. CAIN e. a. AgL Wetlnore.
.frgBnelf CaLezdar
KS N q james C. King
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THE ERIE DISCLOSURES.
JAY GOULD's TESTIMONY.


Rom TIE sgra--se slaaaard liaal
There is little need 70 comment upon this
testimony II tells Us sad story OF Official uegrada-
tlop Ne shall doubtless hereafter get at tho
winch the money spent little more dcnnltcy. For
Tie present know tlat an immense corruption iund
placed she hands of jay could 10 be sptnt ID Sc
suung evil legislation, aid we also kEo| TIE KIND VI .es
izl4tl5h That eDsued.
A REAL DANGER.
Prom lie Tros WAig ,li,F)
The testimony Of jay Gould before the Erle
Investigating Committee exhibits the polucs OF New
YORK sUate a. q subject Of open barter ana sale The
tHs confession h thsd Il exhibits t~C~lOiu cor
EuptOu OF legislators Only Wiling 10 Lihe money
fr0n CoFrupuOnist but finding that money necessary
among people la obtaining office. LAe coul
Hnaus INT when TIE vote OF whole county or sial1
Influenced by bribery then there "a danger indeed
TIE PEOPLE NOT THE LEGISLATORS, BHIBED.
rom Heraud fftpJ
The examination has not been barren OF re-
sults TIE people have been advised OF the
power Of railroads 10 controlling legislation ~ has been
heretofore supposed that the railroad kings went u
Albany Eth hAgs Of money ana purchased nembers Jf
the LEGISLATURE. Il appears thar II was not repre-
seutAtlFes but Tie people NhO we're D0nght-hat The
Erle kAl410Ad, by VI money, COntrOied cOnYen-
Ions ana electlous This extended corruption should
1T0ust the people 70 take measures 10 remedy ~ bow
thai tbs MANNER IA which railroads have controlled the
State D. known, IL cab be gHArued against but the peO
pe Wal need % be SigilAnt CHS power OF
great SOFpoTatt0ns. -.
THR PEOPLE SOLELY AT FAULT. b.. ..
FINN IAs ffos FFess lDelLl 4.
The whole trouble ~ with the people and
L1el need not attempt 10 dsly H. II hey VII eleot
Le gsature Who viii DOT sftepf 70 Lilac klDai.
railroads. aud who cannot be nisd ly railroads. All
thas aptOu vail tease We think could be uTettY
saay DEMONSTRATED that railroad companies We e.
Es@a innniEaJ Haose money ~ purchasing nom Legs4-
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5sl6 6:f4 hoop 90
esutv Hook. G57 Hs iae FerrT.s. 10
sandy H0oE. 90 lZl Hell GNe FeuT.. O
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three what ought tn ne granted as once on inc
OF Justice and public policy, than they expesa ~ pu
chasing privileges thas onght not to De gveh .nem az
every member OF the Legislature WIZ oon asn ,sl'
r0ad great public good, n Kept unnei pIopvn ~
srnt ana pof a. An sraugo 10 Sucked there WIN ba
little reason TO find fault vita the roads ahen se pev
PIE have reason 10 complain of rahrOdds vi
the ca ses tiey atne ti'eneevts TT
rRscas to the Legislature who put up JoDS p'eeu
the companies. " o, r
aOAgTFUI. CORRUPTION. .Uf.. II
gyrm n, Bagao C0ur1O lDefal
o' jaw Gould put the money wnefe ~ would 40
the most good. In March, ls2 sleoo weTe De aid
sxnended ur legal services OF something Inc iDaenl-
tnis az flse sals in which ns ~ st"m ~ carried Oh "
uortentous Investments profitable - che e0fnInny
a., NOT confined 20 tits State. he sald ne mad Tour
tars TO Ga se care Of namely NewSersev, New OH
ana IO. and delicate questions IN ali OF
sse,n y, he i, n after" In short the Influence Of cor
Tnniion as reanned FAR chat IS mas begun %
eyen the privacy and decency- OF concsalment. Tie
whole scope and meaning Of semoeTltie aud republican
enyernlnPpt are urUuuy and basely dehed. The pOt
cal mower Of this aud MANY other states "a passing into
me hands Of moe yed institutions rned by two three
such men make m0ekery OF Legislatures aud Con
10 delude and tax the people aud the perpetrators
of these orlDes deliberately haunt B1en and
arc permitted 10 escape punishment. .rr f..
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The probable dismissal OF John Davenport C0un-
sci Of the Board OF Health hitting
conclusion 70 complete failure at Albany; and it was
generally conceded that the Board Of Health would be
constituted with view 70 the early election Of Charles
r. shaw who was beaten sy Davenport for the alter
neyship z few weeks ago. AIR. Shaw al Albany dur
ing the Charter light and was largely Instrumental ID
securing Davenports signal defeat there.
Tie retention Of Mr F II wlittemore Hecrc,ary Of
the Department OF Parks seems forogOno conclusion,
as it is known that both Mayor Havemeyer and Con
troer Green the chief powers IN tho government
are favorable 10 his rcappOintment- t.a
II is claimed that or The Commissioners Of CHAR
ties aud Correction have any chance a denomination
and that the entire organization OF thai department
VIII be changed and remodeled.
THE SEw STREET OPENING BOARD.
II win be remembered that the Charter provides FOR
new street Opening Board OF winch Mayor Havcmeyer
Controller Green, Commissioner Van NJrt, tne
President of the Parks and President Vance OF the
Board Of Aldermen, arc members. THIS IS M the place
OF the old Bureau OF which George H. PuTser clerk
aud who probably knows more OF the operations Of
openings tran any other public official except per
haps Controller Green who lately had the dongs " the
Board examined into and its frauds exposed Mr.
Purser yesterday conversed with reporter Of LIE
TRIBUNE concerning tho changes elected By the new
Charter IN his old bureau. He said the
new Beard OF street Opening and Improvement is
differently constituted from that under the existing law
the Commissioners OF Taxes and AEsessmens and tnf
Counsel the Corporation being omitted, ana 10 their
stead the President OF the Board OF Aldermen taken in
The existing passed in 1870 when the Ring
in full blast and although they nominaly organized
and absorbed the authority Of action, yet they did
nothing and proceeding Of any character originated
from the Board constituted by 1t. The pro-
vision IN the authorization 10 the Board 70
alter the map plan OF Eev-YOrk so as 20
lay out new streets. &c. Gin Sec lOD, that
IL shall lay its proposed action before the Board OF
Aldermen and publish fun notice Of the for ten
days in The Ci REGARD is Yet the confirmation Of
the Board OF Aldermen is not required However re-
gard the constitution under the Charter Of
better Representatives character than that under the
existing law. Further the section reads: The Com
mlsslOuers OF Estimates and Assessment . may
therefor le strengthening opening, widening or
altering street AL such lands and tenements they
To be benefited thereby" Mr. Purser expressed ms
approval of this provision as 10 will work much needed
the manner of making assessments and that
effect Mr.. Purser confidently expects from the new
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rNlo I-RyIFNT rnMARn THE NFGRn.
Fiupa IA Naoon Ca Tsle0rapA
mother column of TIP ffRIRTTNE We OF

In another column Of THE TRIBUNE VIC print
rcopd ponicE vbp making careful examination
condition q Soun Cerelna aHas How ne l.
hsf and told IN luggage vsi eSoagn ot s
rraders complete the sight ko1oGy na ~
Tn coed nsts huI o hgsiaasn seS"sS 0N
eircuustlnets tht souaeT that ke ia S0 ,,,D
Thus rHE NEwY0RK TRIBUNE Of Tuesday W.
you please tell as how in the name OF all that
wicked and dcvish aud corrupt lac could GO WIZ.
He plumbers tine taxpayers right and left, sells B yue
WithOut srupe disgusts aud dtaes all deeeney ana pV
priety, those qualities are uBderslOou !" ha
fthI scaawae and earDe nag allies and w0nld " ne
was ~ afraid cut the threats OF every Nnl.e ! D,
woman and child fu the state-and YET Won sdg ~. ~
wonder Is that he does o well" II this Is uohe "e III
The name OF Pandemouiun1 what would you cad aolnE
4
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5ituaiious 1anie0-- females.

A RESPECTABLE Young WOMAN as first
N COOK understands an ii1is 81 4miy
best cty reference from @ empower ~ 3S Fourthsve
4 YOUNG WIDOW LADY, with unexcep-
n oa4be references HOlSEKEEP 81 lLl COY ERSBSs
small I'm " oy couutrv vouh tse earo Of the m1sea ecu-
cation children both vocal aul nsum-utls re,fues
from amy. TEACE Nm d. bitter ~ E.ss
TLiry-tlirI-s-
NOLORED RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
~ East Teuitst oaeElJ s uoue Several eoiore6
women ION ile s0l,h. iu-ay
GET your nrst-class c0l0red Cooks, Laun-
~ dssse Cha1utenualJ. W1re.sss Garsea Pao
notice sidIss Select Agency - SIs-
| AIDES desiring 10 employ good frst-slass
II HLLP vail phrase cali
CHARLES d. SANDERS ,Succe,s0r 10 John P RaBdophD
30 IS Folltl-ave COR. l,1ll-s J. . Jsene1L
No. - North Moore "A respectable woman
~ p u COOK sli gooc WASliB ard ONER a small Dryais
fiiar ikc fhe ~ fo1a
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THE TRIBUNE's SOUTH CAROLINA CORE
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Unjust 10 TIE NEGRO.

UNJUST TO THE NEGRO. ..-. .rrl
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TuE NKw-Y0RK TRIBUNE has dispatched
corps 90 The for tins seeming purpose OF
wiring the negro down. HIS upward and ouwau ten
senev jealousy Of the erudife editor pf The
toarna founded by Horace Greeley, who fears that the
Swhife race hirnsh incNded. with IT'S go years ad
vantage ever the negro, with be ontsfrpped ~ the
ex-slsves To prevent tas, correspondent IL
engaged to write disparazing letters from the
South in styl calculated TO IRE the negro
hating heart 70 deeds ~ violence against the black
What good TlIB NETWORK TRIBUNE pects 20 work by
s thruSts "a the struggling colored people cannot
IMAGINE les course IN ts respect Is no Doubt dictated
parilsans who have always heeD IN antagonism TO the
party Of progress ia this country Its aspiration IL 80
T1va TIE NeIg- York World and is fast sinking TO
hover level ihap has YET been reached BY that Demo
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