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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
LEGINLITITE NORK.
SWIFT DISPOSITION OF BILLS.


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ALBANY, May -1.-u Is lortuha'' lor 'he
reputation " The Legislature tha the Senatorial contest
was thrust upon is attention after nearly al The imp'r
tan bills lad been considered 80 filed ale the minds ol
tn members now with tie political struggle that the
most corrupt measures could ice passed TN Aii!'h-'i
To-day one bill That has been fought "''r Tor sever"
years by the NowNoik mcu'"rs passed both h"ii-'-
almost without debate. and reached th" Governors
hands This "as senator Astor', 'h pro'4.nc fer the
removal ~ tho Forty ecco"d Sr'oi J. sc1o.r ON li;-
ave. Ira,u rroos- Offered ~ a'n.nli"'nt providing
:Aat the slIuc,ur. should only Ir ruo''! ai'r i"iHI
consent had been rcird from cn-u.r-- OF tlr CI""n
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.

BosroN, May 25.-The sixty-seyenth annual
meeting of the American Tract Society held thi'
afternoon The following officers elected for the
ensuing year President. William c. Chaplin; VcePreSi-
dents the Rev. Messrs. Ernstus Blakesee and H. D.
A,wood. Secretary and Trcasurcr the Rev. James l.:
ximbal Tie receipts for the year were S39GDsv, OF
which sIO4,030 was received from donations aud sSa-
dea abb CTS sales, and S1l076 trom rents Inc
ewnenditnrea were 03D6sA1l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26

that they had received his visits the day Of tho so
cident and yesterday morning 1t was the inten<
ton of the father Of the young woman to publish
existed between Mr.. Sampson and his daughter.
His object in doing this was not so much to yindi;
sons guilty of falsehood in the matter. Mr. SaInp-
son before leaving his Office yesterday told his
friends that his relations with the young girl had
been grossly misrepresented. lie also denied thas
she had made the ordinations after the accident
that have been attributed to her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
synopsis for he past "a hours
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON, May 20, ! a. m.-Clear weather
continues In the Lake region. the Ohio Valley the Mid
die States and New-Engand; partly cloudy weather
has prevailed in the Southern States and the Northwest
with occasional light rains The barometer has risen
and lie highest in New England and has fallen In the
Lake region and the Northwest and lowest Mnpesota
The temperature has fallen slightly In Now and
the Middle Atlantic States and risen slightly In the Lake
region and the Northwest and remain unchanged in
the Southern states Fresh and brisk nOrteasery winds
have prevailed ON the Atlantic coast and east south
winds continue In all other districts.
Indications
For the Middle States, easferly TO sOutherly winds
slightly warmer partly cloudy weather and light rains
day.
For Sew-Englsnd. cool easterIy shifting 10 warmer
southeast to southwest winds. partly cloudy weather
and light local rains, with falling barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
MLSS nrLL ~ ShRI0rSLY INJtRED.

The condition Of Miss Hattie J. Hull, who at
tempted to commit suicide Tuesday morning by
throwing herself under an elevated railroad train,
was much improved Yesterday aitcrnO II. Her ill.,
iurirs. though painful, give no cause for anxiety.
Her sister said that althoguh she had not yet been
able 20 question her To the motives of her at
tempt AZ solt-deStructlon they were convinced That
the published reports wcr" greatly exaggerated AS
regards Norman ID. sampson, who accompanied Miss
Hull they said that he had been friend of the
gave W little credit " the stories current about hun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
THE FIHE RECOHD
DpOOKIYV FACTORY DAMAGED.

BROOkLYN FACTORY DAMAGID.
Spontaneous combustion is the assigned
cause 81 fire which broke ou ~ o'clock Tuc-ll "-h
IN the paint factory Of +. o. Pierce. Nos - to 2G Tiffany
pace The huiing ~ brick four stories In height,
and was owned 10y james Martin 90. IIny men were
employ ed in IT, ly the efforts ~ the irrmon the llr'
wrf,. under control within hour The lu-- - rsti-
mated amount to $1,000 the building ind stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
TIE COLOMBIAN TREATY.

PANAMA May l7.-S"mc excitement exist,
in oeoa over the o. The protocol &" tho treaty -
1916 between Colombia and she United St"t'-. sl-hcd
b, Santo Domingo villa and NJ E'art- H. Nr~fork
II II said to code 20 tie INIT privileges VA' are
unacceptable To the Colombian Congress !, seems The
II, sidcut f. di-po."A torHtr many 'o--'"- {" th"
Tinted state ana 10 Weld q" American IiH'r 90 iAr
mni,cr -! tho cana WY ILli' ''-p,ft O." ih'
I,.oiy ~ tD,t,.- wio .r d,e.-, para i.- e.: II. Gc
L,-.rIla. IN o..nA. Matt,I- ~ ]. -.
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r''~ t.iaiIl, =, Novel; - i'r"o 90 10
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Attention Ia Geu.'.u 'n.
iIooprr. Fatal Food. contains Dee '.,on ''.rni.'d
io~ .,at,,rs them. %. Il. J4a"la Who. -" uIn-s's
Is Co.tarat'L
The Foreign Mail. of H. %srs r1iat sNTrRpAG. Nay
fof luror.. by steamship Nr,aaa. Wa Uu'~ns'""n "a
WEpNisDAl a. II m r. i ~, & an'. nut 10
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oder via southampton ant Bremen rr',pohGrnco for
rat Irain and a., continent must Doe srrlly air'ssr
anl N IL u for Europe by steamship ty OF Berlin va
~ and r. tor scotland direct by steamship
fnrnrsa glasgow. The mails for Porto itoo close on
TUESDAY at = IN. The mails for BraAi and Argentina,
ia Iiehmond close I l.-DAN AT $50 p. The uiIs
for ili,u closc TIL SDAI al 10 The mas ZOE
cuba and Mexico close on I'll K~DAi at $50 D. IN. The
mails Jamaica. Muacabo saNana sc, Close on fiI.
DAY The mails for Venezuela and curacao close
SAT- IDAY at m. The mails Tor Vera cruz,
orleans close SATURDAY Al $50 p. The mails for
china and Japan close May 20 At 1870 r. m. The nlis Tor
Australia, &c, Close May - At I:3J 4 T
HENRY q. PEARSON.
Post Office. cw-York May 2l, lool. Postmaster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
AN ovERHEATED STOVE IN PINE STREET.

An Oycrhcatcd stove in the ianitOr's room
on thc thiid oor fire last evening the fours"y
binding 40. Pine ri. a stock OF tobacco, owned ly
W C. Emmett. The top iloor wn- damaged $1,000
The tanitor John Burke, lost 800 on furniture Water
unrd IN putting the aucs caused damage OF 500 on
the SECOND floor nccupit by Brown Duny, brokers
Tl,. I'M IL. damaged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
rrTyrrR From TuIELOW WEED.

AIn>NI. MAY 25.-Ihr following letter was re-
c,i,rd hy Senator Mccarthy Tonight:
NEW YORK. May -, ISL
To Senator MrCNriIY. ibdty. Y. !: ,
Nour letter the ground Admirably " j. flHh
mi and FEARLESS rrrpo> Ia the pronounced riiirit oi
the Republican pres and people. III Hi"N WILD
The Administration men received hundreds OF
letter, of similar tenor from their constituents to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26

or ,pr.- rpoar- or r.ty May lssl ihorc.ifcucs
o.: e.. bfl1, .iH'i r. hy tr lr r l. =. lid-.ng lar
h Ara to Came h.. daughter % uie lax . ARIES l. f',''
81 JOHN -HAETfN-ou Wednesday, Nsy p ar tho rark
T..t.-f Church .uft l,'-lpII. =. L. bi to- 3d.. J. j.
81 lr fdn..t john. 81 Hfaubtn - Niislr >i'r ih.
aa.r,r daughter ~ Lite Mlin MaIi.3 esd VI f14s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE, May Pei a. m.--During the greater
part OF Yesterday the barometer was stationary but at
midnight the movement was upward Clear and fair
weather prevailed The temperature ranged between
W ana 'o' TIE average (63al being I7o lower than
On the corresponding dag last year and AZ higher than
on Tuesday. 'N ~ 10 "-e 'A"1
sr and parisy eleady vsashsr NTH sllgkt changes IN
sxpessed ssdad y thts dir asA vissnztE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
THE PRESIDENT AND MR.. coNKLING.

THE PRESIDENT AND MIX 'VNNHiN"'
crxrrN GAutfrlp'S PO>lUoN THEoCGHotI TIE
CONTROVERSY AIrEtur TO FIN TIE
ouAH.rL rroN MIR. BLAINE An AfIEkIhOCIhI'
1uY rrItoIsArH To- nm lhlHi Nt-l
WAsurNGroN. May 1.-The exact position oil the
President in this whole controversy over Judge
Robertson deserves to be- carefully reStat"d. Iho
President WIS anxious that both shades. ana an
shades If New York Rrpublicanlsln should be- justly
and generously treated. In the only CONFERENCE he
had with MFR. Conkling after lac was nauguraird ana
f,,lovinp the appointment Of ten OF Mr. C"nkiIhS
surn,rt,rs to important offices, the President sus-
rcsted that he should proceed to make some up
nointncnts from the other wing If the party 10
This Mr. Conkling replied with the most sneerihg
coutcmpt: "Wcll. send them abroad or give them
somo Mace outside Of Nrw-York. | suppose can
hold nv nose or retreat into the cloak room while
pcrmit them 10 be conlirmcd.'
Soon after this supeIcilious remark the Ir'Su'h'
nominated Judge Robertson for Collector ana then
bepan the fight on Mr. Conklngs part. lie SAIL nod
ertsou should not be confirmed; 10 declared Tic
President ehould Withdraw hun; he sent deleSatoh
after DEDICATION of Senators to the President to beg
~ imnlorc In menace to threaten. The President
stood firmly TO his position, without temper ana
without speaking harsh word. His uniform and
oft-repeated answer was about in these words
"Gentlemen. the Senate has rs perfect right 70 re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
A sOr1ARF WARNING.

y.cr, m Saratooa SaratoCtan (Repl
t1,y. xror, M Raker and Mr.. Potter, the TWO
.mers Of from this county n tae n Hae
he Republicans Of sarst3gs IN ybsr
oh these have repeatedly asked Sn deter
he people want" And they t have Of their ccns
septs' Both gentlemen are counted nov as snppor
men 5 names will become stencil in the h"r,tis
ers nnie n now they vote return either CohAs
=, Pistt 10 the United States Senate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
IN I'D or / GOOD C.lrSE.

The following contributions In aid Of the Sea Side
Santarium for destitute and sick children at Rock
away Beach have been rccciycd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26

-. -. an election row by q forced ma
pppoauop ocratic coalition be a condemnation
1erity But there lie no prospect '' u" ~
" sns elected BY any sort OF means
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26

4 llEN Lr-roN-r i""H 1909 SIS % '"NNi ,Ii' =
ALBANY. W.. ~. ~ta'or- N.'..'in and I"rs-
,i,r r.plicI 90 Crncral ~iarir todi' a,' 'I""S:
Tlir i.t,. r.luru+ '"aIf.1f'r h.tt -Ft' i' I' 8,
ton of clue ciu'il- thr ,Hn''i "' i'lI" VIM"
ttr, tra,ift o.. the rltI4. 1903. @, nnliD~.
Itii,d states ~,uitpr- from t'- state have r.
i...itur, f, iIi, ii.tr %. -l iI"t-uc or nu,t-"Hl
ling th,. Nailoral Ad'iriraton Ibis Issue involves
the Iut,,iiih 81 the party. ,
In. -l.iiil of our =, majors has lcr tie Senate "
the nii,d state. 10 the control oi ~ Democratic ma
Jo.ty. .,,. ,, d.
M Rcpu'llcan party ~ thr state cannot Su"nli ia
relation, to the party m the Nation &" inr dr'-" "l NJ.
,,lorlf, ~ a legislative rauri-. 80 mrnlcr ought
ln be- excused d., caucus action from ndN iua rt-p"-
hit, bat ~ uiut of the H. -i-aIni' 1I ia
The solemn rNrrr- a. hi dntIr- rri- Tor ''h i
should east h- vote according To his r"iT'l'H'' hiu
the i,lc- OF bis constituents. We 40 NOT uc'h II "'0
to un.c ~ "a call for Joint caucus.
Senator Rockwell added:
while ,lo moi fllly concur I'm the above deem u uH
winr and ucN prdrut al tuc present u"o 40 Jo'" Ia "
recommend the call for "a caucus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26

American Driven ". AMI Aaic. suppl. - -'Hi'r >
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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-23

and men. We viii take canned vegetables
and meats of various sorts and 10000 lbs.
of pemmcan which is now being made IN
Baltimore. Very little liquor will be taken.
Every man on board is volunteer, and
detail was made by the Department after
the men had notified it Of their intention to
20.
There will be no scientists with the ex.
petition therefore, besides the regular
duties of the officers, they will be assigned
to various scientific Investigations. am
to lookout for mineralogic discoveries.
All officers are assigned to the special
branches. a complete Photographic outfit
will be on the ship, which will be equipped
with everything necessary on voyage of
discovery. We expect to return in about
fifteen months.
, 1881-08-14

4 NEARLY NEW 5-(tLASS LANDAU,
"a team. aa1d hneness; also coupetetsa Taln front
ard back; In perfect order; cheap. SUI West Natt-
, 1881-08-14

4 GOOD CHANGE TO GET 4 CHEAP
IL ri:-fiare rot three hnc outfits. must Dc su'A
1T unce also n:le horse and phaeton for izdys use.
MaYtliuiyrtln n-4t.
, 1881-08-14

A STYLISH, PROMPT PAIR OF DAY
-1A radtu.s: btnck putnts nnncs, sud tntfS: thor
ouEy city broke. single double: nt-t, scvtEn SIN
N4 West 1ia1isUn-st.
, 1881-08-14

WANrED-rO RENT OE3 UNFUR-
~ ntshnt room.; south Ut Chis,so-av. and cast
, 1881-08-14

| TkTANTED--TO kENr-A FURNISHED
W house. by yuunE laty teacher md her parents:
would prefer to take ere Ut promises for parties dr.
atruus Of leaving the city tn exchange for Best
Dr. smith, Dentist, Twcnty-sccond-st-. ncar t1lch
| iEun-Ay,
, 1881-08-14

T7OK SALE-.1 HANDSOME, STYLISH
ruu,is{er; xonIio: tine aud tail Inquire
st i'nnl tkaiiwly freshthouse. Curnee Union nnd
, 1881-08-14

T3TANTED-TO nENT-A PHYSICIAN
w wnnts two furnished rounsx fur nGht house
kecpns. Or boar1 for two. SAte prlca aud 'ocauon+
, 1881-08-14

WANTED-'rO RENT-pAkTLY FUR
~ nlshed house, south OF Twcnty-secunll~st
Would loard ownce With privilege OF a few others.
, 1881-08-14

! "ANTED-'fO KESr-UFFlCE VI.
w de.k-r10m central lpcatlon suitable for brpk
craze business Fidelity Storage Company. . and "
I East Van nuTen-st.
, 1881-08-14

Il FINE YOUNG TKOTTER, TWO
II vers fast p:tces. heavy cnrria;e tenn. Surrey
wuEon. and light road ws4:Ot1, n nestcsss: viii scll
ut nny decont o;1er Is a.n going TO Califor,a and
Madtsofl-st. ' 1'
, 1881-08-14

A NEARLY NEW SQUARE-BON TOP
IA buegy. slde and end spring hN:ses liEat three
spring exnfcss-wa%on. +. D. MORSE. livery. soiWcst
, 1881-08-14

WANTED-TO RENT-FLAT OF & Or
~ Toonts, Or cattnsc house. south Of Twenty
, 1881-08-14

Y37ANTED-TO EENY-FiOA IST OF
w september lst OF urtohcr small hbtisa
Nat, In HrSt-c!ass location nn North Side. Rent
must be m0dgrate AGdress Y :1. Tribune office.
, 1881-08-14

Ff1O EENT-SEC0ND FLOOR, 40N140,
l. northeast corner Canal and Wusnisgson-sts.,
with atcAnl eltyay,r nnd stei heat
, 1881-08-14

I4TANTED-TD RENT-Df PROMPT
w rarste tcnnnt With small tnmitg. n cu1tngs un
South Side suuth Ut Twenty -second-st- Address w
=, Tribune Office.
, 1881-08-14

r{,U I.ENT-A LARGE BRICK MANU-
Il fnu1ory situated III the heart of tho lily If Ken
grounds eoverinE half block: canynnient -
side truck. gus and wlter-wufLs. Address III Trlb
, 1881-08-14

ITO ORENT-ELEGANTS SECOND FLOOR,
c,,rEer State unt Lake IT,, wfioc ur part; ttnc
loc:illon and EcAutlfu *uw rom, for nerchadIse
broker. Inquire at It; S-1te-kt.
, 1881-08-14

w 7ANTED-TO .|-EUi.-
w nshcd house Of S or > rooms FROM Sept. To
Muy l. bya nrst-cass tcannt Address Room G5
Sherman louise,
, 1881-08-14

T1TANrED-TO RENT-BY 4 GENrIE-
w nla,i. Ona ar ruonis fur private office AMI
lodgings. unfurnsshed preferred. Address u. Trb-
llu& Hire
, 1881-08-14

WE HAVE 4 GOOD SECONDHAND
w coach for sale tor F.n It IL in good uriar sud
W! nuke Eo9n one fnr nndcttntars' use. kEAN &
, 1881-08-14

NTATERIALIZING SEANCES ~ THE
i{1 lIsht sunday and TEu1sday esannp; ~ cents.
Slti0Es duty t,ps.ttye cure Tor ncrvn1. debility
und ali chronic diseases. Irof. II. j. SHEA, H. d.
GS %!I.ltL
, 1881-08-14

! E,Ol. SALE--ONE Or THE FINEST
~ centicntan's roud nurses in the Northwest Thtx
hnesc Is u hands hi.h; h!oo bay 'uwinx nane and
The best lockers In tho Suite. aud il :.cnticnan's
horse IN overy particular, hssu ior safe full riG
consisting Of horse tl,ut lit I'D, sid.-h1r
buggy. and single harness. Either Of the ahevo viii
please inquire at Emnlctts bar,,. Us Ashlu1dtv..
lar
, 1881-08-14

II maro.7;ontic for any laly to drive, nniy ss5;
nearly uow p.lsesn. cost $A for tl5t must be sold.
l1pCtors otiGo, R;19 West 3fo.ttson.st-
, 1881-08-14

WANTED-TO RENT-4A FURNISHED
w house By gentleman and Wife on or hofnrc Nor.
Il will puy .uUd price desirable luse il nrat-cluss
1Uc:sttun, Address X u, Tribune Ut1irc.
, 1881-08-14

RIO l:ENT-alo K1NZYi-ST., 3-STOKY
4 and basement s:ors, s.'lItoe for hexvy goods.
Liz GRAND uLEl4l4 - Ttten building.
, 1881-08-14

|. XJT.ANYED-TO tENT-SMALL HOUSE
w o. HAT ut 5 to rnouss for light housekeeping:
must bn OF North Side, within ton minutes walk OF
Courthouse. Stutc terms. Y ~ Tribune Office.
, 1881-08-14

E1QR SALE-A GOOD BUGGY Or CAR
II rta.c horse; st'und aud geutle: weight about
lHu pounds; years old; color bfuck- trtce I'LL
Iala al
, 1881-08-14

NTANTED-TO KENT-NOkTu Or
Nv Suutl Side, confort.btc huuse eight rooms:
nrst-c!ass teaant, from Sept l. Address w y, iJ
Af.1ufn
, 1881-08-14

NTANTED-A GENTS ENGLISH RID
w lag sAdd!o in good Order: state cash prtee
Address ST. TFfbuue uNtca
, 1881-08-14

"ANrED-'TO RENT-FAAtlLY OF
~ twp Wilt small house Or rou ms suitable for
HIGHT 1onsoleepinc; pleasant locations south Side.
:tufv4a5 y rs, TrItN,t,e o:llcs.
, 1881-08-14

ITO NEET-A LARGE NEVL1-FUR-
J. nshca bedroom, to single gentleman; location
south uf Chc:usu-av., east VI Cark-st- references
required Address " 81, Tribune uttCe
, 1881-08-14

WTANTED-:rO EENr-BY MARRIED
w couple. In small or private tnmi1y, ncAr Thf-
tet-sL, and convenient to horse room. with
without hoard Address, With tcrus und location.
y II, Tribuuc office.
, 1881-08-14

WANTED-TO RENT-ON SOUTH
W Side eotttge or 5 Urt ruunls etst of Statc-st
hy fn.niIy nf fMtuts. Address i. Yr1bEnG O1luc,
, 1881-08-14
"ANTED-'rO KENT'-7 TU UNFUI:-
W ntAstcd ruorus by Responsible parties; Nurth
Sunth Side preferred. Address X ~. Trlbsrc os!lr..

"ANTED-TO HENT--A FLUOI: OF {:
W Ori ru!n,s unfurltIsI,cd south Ut EslicAg gu-av-
atlG cast " Csark-ss Sesshbo.iood must he good
ut.a rt!tt11s III oEtet. No housekeeping Address
x, Tribune office.
, 1881-08-14

rT,O ltENT-NEW, ELEGANTLY FUR
J. nlslsed front roMni nnd Others: no housekeeping
allowed. lis North C!ark-sL, one flight III.
, 1881-08-14

rf,O EENT-ELEGANT .I-FUI;NlS1
l. front nlcove rnoui. Icult.lls-nv. lake-rrun.:
large and stas single r"uns. IL tnosr willing ~
tribune utIe9.
, 1881-08-14

T{7IlE EMPIRE P.IsLOIs BEDSTEAD
l. Co., :Si and 80 West Antlison-st. keep the
terms furniture. cHTpcts- stoyc&. etc
1NANTED-NI!ANrEL MIRROR IN EN-
w change for day buAru. Location central Au-
Grpns " r., rfthune Uai.e.
, 1881-08-14

"ANTED-TO EENT-A ROOM, By
~ three A,tu'ts In n private family; no other
n0arucrs; south or North Side. III stro:ly irstcIass
neigAborhood. Address Y =. Tribnna o@lee.
, 1881-08-14
HORSES IND CdRR{AGES.

ORSE FOR SALE-S125 WILL BUY
r. 4 sound md ktnd horse. suitable for !adI TO
drive: also harness and rubber c1nthtnx, etc nd
dress GEuRt;E i. NICHOLS, lis West Van Busen-
Or cap IN sven IT barn OF Il Lopmls-ss this
tSunlHy) fufsnnon 80; -.
, 1881-08-14

NORTH SIDE.
ITO RENT-FUENISliED LARGE PAR
l. TOR two gcntieuen, with ot bata. 2la lii
t1.,~ NTufi.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-02-26

counted beforehand and the necessary
expenses being also known, prices can be
fixed to meet them. The customers of the
store will not only find these prices less
than those they ave been accustomed to
pay, but they will as shareholders benefit
by the profits made by the concern.
According to the idea adopted at the start,
these profits will be continually used to
extend the business of the store and in
crease its stock or they will be annually
divided among the shareholders in proper
ton to the purchases they have made. In
the former case the shareholder will IND
his share good stock, that which cost him
$50 will become saleable at double or treble
that amount-will indeed if the concern is
as successful as some have been in the old
world, increase in value a hundred fold.
In the other case he will find that besides
interest for his money, he gets so much
returned to him as renders the price of
he has purchased from the store little more
b a wholesale rate.
We hope the discussion will be taken up,
and that, the public generally taking warm
interest, it will end in some definite action.
We trust to see a meeting held at an early
day to organize a cooperative enterprise
amongst ourselves. The example of all
countries, in which it has been tried, gives
us the promise that if the attempt is
energetically made, it will certainly be
successful.