New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

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1901, clothing. shelter Ai tt- 81
lfebu you. eas. the sssa majority Of 700 have
way Of providing ;hess thnss thAu by the labor
Of yorr haads ara as labor not At the Dee. arls
you Ia money enough fa'nsa gosd ood eicshing. g.
A. you Sculi se n Is matter q s'ns conscqgenc. of
you to make livery dollar % ar possible NOW
think va ksow Of was BY when you can lake Jssr
earnings 60 eood deal father thsn they DO BOW and es
short lsc,gieis .at.nie! 70 explain Il
As you 20 uo receive iooi, clothes faa, &c. ~ the g.
rect re'u-n from yosr sJor you. of course, have 10 buy
them AMI ss yous weekly wages, fer the part.
bsrey enough 70 hfr week erornd you have 70 bus
"a small quantities Accordingly, you unable 70 take
advantage OF turns IN the market aud when neeessses
are cheap 70 ley in stock which will last r eng.h
tine but you mus, always pay the highest clrren price
Fer you however thsis not the wors. Of n-yoG have 20
BOY more a. aoy .hsl those wo swa have plenly
Of spare change and who A9e % boy large quanu
ties You have to pay large PROFIT namely. the retailing
proat which they avod-sni The 5re plachsj your
camstaaces ard the Eeed ihA; sve-y cent should
orag you the largest possible value IN The worse
You are OF Tor then you have buy in sun smaller guam
;iues aud consequently TO pay iArger proats.
Now, friends what have TO advise is YOU snoald
cohin- TO make your purchases ami Try that way
shese high proas atoseGhos Let aiIy o. snIndrd
hundred. more Of you tne more the better,
there many iOr the convenient transaction OF
bGsness unite 10 sort OF eopirtnehip, take suitable
for The purpose ant sppoiat such agency may
be receSary Thsa bay the neeesriej ofe rot IN orb
lets high proas, bar Ct wholesale sHd or cash. and c-
tribute TO each as each wants at the actual cost adding
eeoarse vha, will eeiray the expenses of5uying carase
rent ssen sc. Each u you ~nl need 70 nvest sniai
Of money IL the coeiey permanent capital - re-
nan as oug ou enjoy the benefits 0. the association
number anl
sanees Three dollars apiece Will do At pinch 1--WE IS
better. snd ten will give you 'upposng there are hun
ds.d in the society guile splendid capital for your puf-
pose You viii have regular days and hours when yoar
room wl be opesed to receive orders anc deliver
soodsof course for ready money onlyand these days
viii be as frequent as convenience necessity may dictate
We might 20 on and describe In detail the arrangements
CT such an establishment but they only such Is good
seuse will suggest aud give account Of ther would
make our lecture long instead Of short one. There Is
nothing difficult In lhe formation aud nansso meni OF such
Society It's benefits you will md to be very great IL
will save YOU should say the average, onenith Ia
the cost OF the neccssaies OF e and will require DO
more trouble than you exPent 10 procuring them IL
has been ound by eSpeiisnce in Boston that s per e"
on the wholesale cost OF goods viii psy al The expenses Of
procuring and distributing them In small quantities 10 the
members Society; and we presume 1t would cos, no
more 10 DO II here la Boston and It's vicinity there are
fy fee such Societies and the number "a constantly ID
cressing They have tried the plan there for eighteen
month, or so years now and nud that It works nstrsle
They call them there "Workng Mems Protective Unoni
We believe there is one similar Society la this City at
least we saw handbl posted up In the Eleventh ward
tie other day which looked Ike IL. We nave heard ~so'
ina. the workug Men Of Willlamsburgh we're iakins
about forming one presume that with them VIII not
end In talk We conclude our lecture BY recommending
You 10 look carefully into the plan, and to try It, o'hef
classes will an1 it equally advantageous. There IS no
good reason that 81 why cozer families IN
peehborh0od should not unite TO buy .sc sugar, coffee
&C. at wholesae hey csriany could got them cheaper
that way and thus nave mere money for other purposes
The OPERA VAseSIsBED-A BIT or GossiP-
ss known those iesraod In dranaio lore ths, the
Herald newspaper keeps jo5-priniing office, where II
does cheap for cash doubt such Jobs ~ fortune fur
pi.hss But as fortune cannot always be relied on
for fayors IN hs JOB printing Lire, the Herald wont 10
make one hand wash the othe. IN the matter Of bills for
taeaters concerts and places OF public amusement
Those establishments which psronize the JOB Office ara
theety are of bsns pued in its newspaper, and riee
r.ro sid n this way the concern attempts to enforce
monopoly ofthai sort OF printing.
When the Opera commenced here iait Fall Ike viz
lous and courageous Opers rebeed against the DONNA
ton and the pus Of the newspaper in question: and TOOK
is printing TO another ONCE The consequences wefe lha
instead Of daily pun Of the ridiculous Aata,ory order the
Herald served the recseitraut Opera with daily noce Of
the soey BLACKBOARD order Indeed the very respectable
gentlemen who. understand, are and have oeel the
real managers Of the Opera abused after fashion a.
,currons as was persistent Day after day the Herda
let ny al them its own peculiar mssiyss, and 50 unsats
] 20. M man and gubscIt
hers that It was seriously proposed TO combine all the
pouer of ell the audience en- some nns evening and hiss
the Offended abusive ard intrusive ob-prner totally out
/ OF the 0pera House.
Meanwhile, in spite OF the malice Of the newspaper
with so 900 daily circulation the house Oiled With large
audiences aud II the Opera made no money II was Mt The
fault OF the public Finally the troupe wen, to Phiiads
phia and now on It's return the Herald suddenly drops
is abuse and pus away II hsd always had the print
ioR The Eve hundred bills lay At 20s. hundred The
reason Of this is has got the printing The gentle
men who have been abused Ike piekPoese's aad who
have stood Ike heroes for three months, have nj pluck
enough 10 stead 1t any longer and have gwen IN We are
sorry for their sAkes How they must now regret max
1 npiudept impulse TO rebel at established arrange
mens which provoked the besPaiterng against which shey
have struggled nobytnovsh with more nrmaes' 1nan
enterprise It must be confessed since iney GIANT hi'
me Herald out Of the hcuseonly TO yield yEoby al The
last However. the thing interesting as AsPecimen Of
the power Of baes guaTdm 10 the mes, fashon=oe and
respectable circles. II remains TO be seen whether
the Opera will ge, any better with the patronage OF The
| Hsrah than with It's abuse OF the two, however. We
snoald think the prontab because At
tracts some attention.
EXPENSES OF STREET CLEAsIso-Aiderinen
Lawrenes, Kelly and Messroe. and Assistant Aldermen
sands Hatfield AM Cumming the Civic Committee On
Cleaning Streets reported unanimously last month mat
te expenditure keeping streets clean Was 80 Val
more In November and December lst7 than In the same
months OF 1916 and detailed the nature and exton 81
work done both years. Why shis excess OF labor
in s47 called forp Mr. Oakley explains that the state OF
tho weather may account for much Of tho difference aud
tina; the refuse earth sni rubbish left BY contractors Tor
the buldn. OF last year Is large Item The u'
usual severity Of weather in November, t6rrevenied
on door Iasor and thus reduced the pay rolls. while IN
1877 the weather almost a. mid a. IN ltAJ. Inc
vast amount u business done In stT tho trAds and trans
poratlon with their onss. thu rubbish Of isti, me-"
houses In progress and Of repairs and tho f'ssfHHm OF
new paved streets siso tho hears 81 earth ssoavaisd
from cellars snd from than huit IL any
Iii account tina dn,feuta of " II