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Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
BEE HIVE"
500 Market Street
Special Offering Of Goods
Necessary for Easter
Sunday.

New Cor cts, New Handkerchiefs, New
Yelling, New Rlbbous, New Collars,
New Ruching. A special new line Of
Lace Caps for the dear lttls onts and
older children. Perfect beauties at prices
OF cheap goods.
A word abou, Gloves. 80 dozen heavy,
fine Silk Gloves, In Spring eolors, lap lrted
to sell at Sl.OO pair. They are yours
for 50c. No fault In the make and fl.iso, ,
but streak of ours to open the season
with an Easter offering.
200 dozen regular made Fl ,se, reiucea
from 25 to 15c pair. Chi,drsn's black
or colors. Ladies' Balbriggau, blue,
brown and fast black, or an assort.
mentiof stripes. regular made Csc goods,
now 15c Also Gents full regular
go ds, 15c a air.
In this Easter sale Gents laundered
Shirts, double back and front, good mus
lin, perfect In finish and at, with one coll
lar, for 75c. Think of the price and buy
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
Both Blew.
New Castle Items.

From the star.
George Boyd and Harry Roberts left
on Thursday Of last week for Mounds.
Vile, W. Va
Mrs. G A Truit, and sister, of Union
street, left for New York on Tuesday
morning lsst to visit their sister, Mrs.
William Temple, for two or three
weeks.
Mrs. Captain James Truss accompa.
MED her husband 10 MatsnzSs, Cuba, on
the three mAsted schooner Rebecoa M
Walls, leaving Portland, Me the 18th
of this month.
Joseph Il. King will begin the ersc-
| tion OF q tvo-story frame hLuse next
week Oh the lot adjoining his property
on Water street. Tue house when fin-
isbed will be occupied by his tou-in-
law, Mr.. Bradley, Of the Jtfsrson
House.
The Rev. w. A. Wise, formerly pa,-
tor OF the Red Lion NJ. E. Church, left
here on Friday OF last week for CApt
Charles, Va, his new field Of labor. HI
10 to return on April 9th, when he will
be united In marriage to Miss Fannie
Sher wood.
Forty.five more AustriAps arrived In
our city this week 20 work on the new
cutoff. They have quarters In cars,
stationed on o side track, near the de-
pot. They arrived In the French steamer
Burgoyne Thirty Italians also arrived
on Monday OF last week tn work on the
same road.
On Easter Monday evening our hre-
mems ball will come off at K, Of p
Hall. IL is expected thAt q number oi
firemen from Wilmington win be
present. Each lady on the grand march
ct the ball will receive . neat program,
To advertise the ball our hremen will
make . abort street parade on Monday
afternoon, with engine, hose carriage
and hook aud ladder truck, and with
music.
Look out for next Tuesday week
City E!eotion-polls open near the
hour Of II M and close at p. IN
Messrs. Lunt, DickersoD, Lancaster
and Sohuohsrdt are running tor Coun
oil, and Messrs. Wilmot and RAney fol
assessor. Mr. Lane, for city treasurer
has NO opponent. There will be two
oouncilmen to elect.
Mr. A. O. Rspp. manager Of Dobbins
property, visited DobblDsvtlle on Mon
day 10 company with Joseph Gardner
Qate collector of ttnp), and MayoI
Julian ID. Jsnvier, the new collector
Each houss occupied was visited, and
the new collector introduced, ard eact
tenant nolife1 that all houses known
as front and back rows would hereafter
be two dollars per week, corner housei
| three dollars per week, and what II
known As the middle row one dollal
and City oenis per week. Joseph GARD
ner will ettll remain and attend to re
pairs, etc.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 2
A GRAND SALE OF
ALL WOOL DRESS STUFFS,

Comprising their entire purchases this season Of So
SO and 40 inch All Wool Dress Cloths, All Wool Plaids
All Wool French Cashmcres, All Wool Fancy Mixtures,
in TACT all kinds Of the so Dress Fabrics in the
market at the unprecedented low price Of 80 cents per
yard Now these goods will go out quickly, 60 do not
delay your purchases. Remember, they do not offer to
their patrons any low qualities Of materials or out-o9e
fashion STYLES in order to make low prices that not their
way When they offer you bargain it is in reality
bargain being only good reliable makes OF gooes many
of which you know and many you can see at glance
are represented. The richness OF their Fine WOOL
Dress Goods not surpassed in this Market and their
prices are well known 10 be the very lowest.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
KsNNaRD q 90.
KEHNARD q co.
& I'll.

In announcing their Spring Sale of Wool Dress
Goods take great pleasure in saying that consequence
of constantly augumentIng patronage, they have this
been compelled remodel and extend their esab
ishment thereby enlargng several departments notably
the Black Dress Goods, the Colore1 Dress Goods the
Silks White Goods. Linens, Gloves, Embroideries and
Laces which much improved meet the increasing
requirements OF their business. They for
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
for sala,

EIE -..s
MI F.hu. street . Rooms and
|Ost. haJsssooms, bath and oihsr
IGS aG Sl1ml Sls Delaware ave-
|, houses have II rooms bath, laun-
|i i,o5ytn.tnc. iesirAbly and con-
|lot,rd, with nInt and de yards:
kl..6, west tltret. 7 rooms And
! 80 iCss 1877. VOO, ioil. 1915 and
hifhih street ~
n. Al, rev I'D nearly anlshed
h. late Improvements and located
Il Improving utighOofhood, with
|Atf faflf.
Erllon Plar, srooms, bath etc.
IlaelG sire, ,ttOJms and bath Win
'Tei Front street,
EAllinu tft.t
Ehs SIRE. srrpms and bath.
! ia uJ 4ulllGo Poplar street, 9
i ur o iaai llS walnut street, 6
! H. lss 1872, l2li. 1915 and l2lt
~, faum. tui hath
toner B,ncAAud Franklin streets
j ,o,ntr Fghth and Franklin
lslLs 4Bi s..NfF rnuLectiona.
4 Aliag n.. franklin street 10 rooms
A 4olnuu01e.
MlrallAt improvements, with
! ly ttfls anu front Of the public
1t. .fr tAtm very desirable,
3 \ l.G sud l2ls West seventh
4uS t'.A, if.utau side yards,
y lGEit M"si Eighth street, 7 Rooms
Tsl Yo-rtn street, ! rooms and
s'u-ht lryul, 7rOoms an d bath,
+ 1tiAH,-
Wu .4ru1g =. hath, so,
i''rff y rHulls and bath,
Lr'. -irt,. fuums.
4 b sH- -uu II side OF litf
- ,rU Na au..p Hugr ltrcets.
Atll-it- McCAGLLEY,
$50. 81 Market street.
o, g.. liG-w- G-s II
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

Residence, No.
thlngton St, II rooms,
fater in cellar, electric
'ants call bells, and all
Improvements. This
will be sold cheap.
70 AUGUSTUS Nc
j, 6o6 Market st. fz-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
THE BLACK GOODS STOCK

Is an elegant assortment, and in the entire line they
do but single piece that contains any cotton
and this is an American Cashmere sod for drapng pur
poses all they sell you for bodily is composed Of
wool woodland silk mixed all silk They showing
some fine goods in this line at lower figures than you are
in the habit of seeing anywhere.
superb line Of Black Faille Silks, ST. Black
Surahs of French manufacture, 81; Black Satin Rhad
ames ST. they have them boh lower AID higher but these
are exceptional bargains
Their stocks are full and complete
THE NEW PARASOLS ARE OUT.
They feel and know that their goods ct their low
prices will do you good and they invite you to call and
prove it.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
CLOTHING.

All through the dull season we have been busly en-
gagged with force of workmen manufacturing own
make portion of our stock of ready made Clothing, and
n order to advance the wide spread reputation we enjoy
turning out only Reliable Clothing have put orh
IAN extra effort in the selection of materials trimmings
and workmanship. The result is prepared to show
Ia better stock than before. The goods cut In
Sack Cuaway and Double breasted Prince Albert Suits
Our DBP.A Suit (Satin and Silk Lined Coats) are very
fne and at price much lower than many Custom Suits
and equally good. We earnestly ask your inspection
of our Spring stock for Men, Youths Boys and Children
and the prices marked on each garment
THE MERCHANT TAILORING
Department. which have recently fitted up on the End
floor OF our building and stocked it with carefully
ected stock of fine Chevots and Worsted Sutngsand with
the assistance Of Mr. JOS Wheeler cutter gives us
better facilities Tor making better class of custom work
than before Look Chevot Suit, to ORDER for
$40 Our Pantaloons, to order, for $500
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

Il ~ 'lb iit li4uIN9 srUNE
= 81 i'Gks Park and alec
= i,s-,fetp1agbie prices. ISAAC
AI'iiis y. IT,, IJel.
Is,,'i, 4 done, and lime, sand
milo u
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

able time and powerful intellect IN the
unsAi isfActory business Of 'heiress hunt
ing"
That was the last that he ever law oil
Henrietta Hall,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
SCHOOl,

WI place to bring yonr d.ngh-
Il, Hii 9tlr ilr ladies' OF Wiimiagtnn
n 'i'. drys N king 10 call snd
|, iil lIsal Wonderful Dress sxr' @
kl5 % II Introduced, II is ibe
IGw ,einiblcst and most nerf,,ct
n /" " n1r' We leach how IN
its, lpr two week. free ~
|nsda aspnable charge for
We make this oiier ta
NJ iea,i' lie price for this sys.
n a % now to drape from nny
bin. .,,, Vs., thus giving You ali
b. NJ the trade, enaf'linR Won
\, Urii Yourself. viii leach
|AgepI T. m. 1t takes one
4 MILLS,
t,e.,J, ''d Market street,
IN Wilmington Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

No. ~. r EqsIN-HoUSF, 7
n s1'' lie ino udod. II wanted;
',1'i; keLson for selling
''t. dlhSUN. No. 900 West
ma cod d,a
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
/. W. FERREE

Li-AHlUT q AuKRs OF
laH. 3 rom Market street,
'ias v eit and Nhshlngton
4 a;iHy Of the best bank
y ] fElROE, No 0 n. Tth
"-'s Isaac ). klliott, city.
ml0-lm
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

~ VI Etnr-CTO OITY
rea Aai No;u uen)..-9 miles
iglonen ilns Of the new Is. d q.
ioaanac ltot clay Greek at
l.l And iostottos, IelaEars
tst4 81 litI Saiss rural cot
alI suitable Tor any business.
a'ls lh7itrat rooms, douhl o
'aie' " or cover IN shsd ,
sqiel / l;r moro oottAs es,
W sdi ysSct.7tes; eonv't to
IN Fti Ihfs EId railroad ;
'hl2 10 d $40 and eli peI
p! 0' lGIoes
w EnpuEn
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

H. -. "'iE AND ,,MAL.
M wagons ct fair pricsr.
N .a4 4i Z, tlsiness wagons "
A-l tfenoh sts, dlo BINS
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

!, - LJH UF BuILDINa
hds., ss',stns Of sash, doors,
M VI; a.. : Also building iof
a." ~. llo King ct. J1tf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
FOr ISsnt.

DOR rem 1.-TWO RoOMED
Il houses with hot aud cold wst aud
bath, front yards and porticos nyenieut TO
city hallway; Scott street above Frent at 30
per month
one 6-rooned house, 5th and searles, " per
IL unth.
store DIV ling and black smith shop Front
and q Teenhill avenue: will rcut separately II
desired: S5 Also sever Al Othsr cheap houses.
T.. j. FukD. so Rodney st. Ini5-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

~ a., u ~. re SOLD oHEAP,
M 'As 1ele, l candy wagon,
4 l Stther with ono set OF
et.f'y atm Market st.is u
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

SOkREL HORSE
go, SS-,s 10; Wsrks single or
!, ~, 80. itth hoIse or driver; also
'eeep Addroas "W," this
mhTtf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

/ IN lilE HOUSEHOLD OF
I, i,' latuall street betwe. n
!. ~, ~ ,"w. terms easy, Ap-
"a -, Nj. l.. LICHrEH :
m3O, I'm
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
RKET STREET

IE . IHEET,
ar, We have Just reueIyed
''9 Al Hc; II is perfect
Nlileinber we have
PRESENTS AZ 4Oc; we Iust
o.hl packages with gold
q ahc. DOh't fsrget onr
roasting, makes Rooi
.ur o,i, GGllee don't suit,
anu u cts. II Is ex.
an our Easter 9oods,
9w you more Faster
&, ct.
JOHN WIER,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31
Wasted.

VXYArrEp-BY A STUDENT or THE
w PhilAdalphia Musical Acadouy, =
few scholars. On either pisno or otgar;
tsrms moderate. Address "Music." this Of
nce. mas Nv
Daily Republican., 1888-03-31

DoARDBRs WANTED AT7isMARK Er
ID street m2S 81
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-12-15
Done at this Office
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

TNYO CANAL COMPANY.-Io-
i cation Of principal place Of bust
ness, Carson city Nevada Location On
works, Owens vatley, Inyo county,
California
Notice IL hereby given that
at . meeting Of tho BDard Of Directors
held on the 18th day Of November 1888 ar
assessment mo. ofTwentY -nvs( 2S) cts per
share was levied upon the capital stock
Of the corporation. psyabi6 tmmedi-
ately. in Unite States geld coin, TO the
Secretary At the ONCE 81 the Company,
corner Of Carson and Pro tor streets,
Carson City, Nevada Any stock Upon
which this assessment shall. remain
unpaid on the 26th day Of DScem Der 1865,
will be delinquent and advertised for
sale 1T public auction. and unless pay
ment IL made before, will b. said on
Wednesday the 23Td day Of January,
1850. 10 pay tho DELINQUENT asgessment,
together with cost OF advertising and
expenses Of sale. By order Of the
Board Of Directors.
+. r. HoFER.
Secretary.
ONCE Atthe Bullion and Exchange
Benk corner q CArson and Proctor
streets. carson City. Nevada. decttd
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-12-15

This 0rous
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q n d N er Y Q
TONIC Is tho
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OF over twenty
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THO f y U G l. Y
QUALIFIED GBA
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CURES WITH
10 N FA LING
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-12-15
%NAAS,SSTnss!

Nervous and ply 81
eai nebiity, seminal Weak 90
Sprematorrhs, asressasorrfisse Emissions
imnotency, Exhausted XiG.'tty. Premature Pc
cline and ED~S OF M.SEfsU1fp. an
s.ll ftS complications. au:s fessns
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riches ard purifies the Blood. Strengthens the
Nerves. Brain, Muscles, digestion, 1enroduc-
tive Organs, and Physical and Mental Facu.tjes.
II stops al unnatural and debiiitating drain
upon ths system, preventing involuntary losses.
facilitating dreams, seminal losses with .he
urine, etc, 50 destructive to mind and body.
It Is sure eli miDator of all KIDNEY AND
BLADDER COMPLAINTS. II contains No
injurious Ingredients. 20 those sasysc.
Ing tre1n tfsa avs: eject, ess youth.
fu1 In discretion or exec IS. speedy
thorough ssnss permanent G,EssE.
IS GCAkANFEi 40. Price, 81. SO pc,
bottle or 1--WE bottles in case, with fs.li direc-
tons and advice, 80 Sent secure from co.
servatlon TO any address upon the receipt of
price. or @. D. d. To be had only Of
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Dr.. Plercc's Golden Medical Discover.
CURES ALL HUM0RS,

from o common Blotch, or Eruption, to the
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Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under its
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eases, or the same amount for Treatise on
Scrofulous Affections.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-12-15
MALE HELP WANTED.

WYE WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW SALES.
w men on salary TO sell our goods by
sample to ths Wholesale and retail trade q
CARSON CITY Nevada. We are TIE laxg-
~ manufactwsu q our line IN the country.
6snd Two esnts In stamps Or ful particular.
No pestals answered. Centennial n fg Co.
paAys 0nsianati. Q. ga ~
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TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

Sufficien o show its merit. will b. sen to
Anyone ying ~ -etter, stating MS symp.
toms sno age. Communication strictly conf
dental AS
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nH. C. q. ss!FlSEn.
2fS Aoarrs~3 Street.
AN FRAN CISCO. CA

Consultation strictly confidential, by e.ser
or at Office, FREE For the convenience OF
patients, and In order to insure perfect secrecy
have adopted private address, under which
al pa cksges are forwarded
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-05-03
flRsMEN's MEETING.

AT the adjourned meeting of the
Pacific Hose Company No. l., held
last evening, the resignation of Mr..
j. d. Tucker, as candidate for the
election of engineers, was received
and accepted.
Engine Company No. l, met at
their hall, King street, MIR. Touis-
SAINT, Assistant Foreman, presiding.
The usual routine of business was
gone through, but nothing of special
interest transpired. Fourteen mem
bers were present. The Company
adjourned to the 18th inst.
Engine Company No. 2, met at
their hall, Union street. The dele
gate to that body reported that the
Fire Department would carry out
the resolution limiting the number
of voting members of each Com
pany, at the Engineers election, tc
fifty. After several motions and
amendments had been made, dis
cussed and withdrawn, it was car
ried that No. , pay for the printing
of their own tickets and posters al
at the coming election. Fifteer
members were present. The nomi'
nation of candidates for engineer:
was, on motion, postponed to ;
special meeting to be held at The
call of the foreman Gazette.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-05-03
In THE BRITISH pARLIAMENT.

London, April PA scene oc-
CURED in the Commons this evening
on the question being raised by
Shaw-Lefevre regarding the increase
Of sentences in Ireland in appeal
cases. Matthews, the Home Secre-
tary, being pressed, admitted that
in bis experience there was not a
precedent in England in similar
cases, Stuart asked Madden, the
Solicitor General for Ireland, how
many such cases there has been in
Ireland in the last decade. Madden
eyaded the question as not coming
before him officially. Stuart having
repeated the question three times
with the same result, Sir William
Vernon Harcourt asked who was res
ponsible in the matter and pressed
for definite answer. Madden eX-
citedly answered he did not know,
which answer was received with
loud cheers by the Opposition and
the Parnelites. Sir William Ver-
non IIarcourt asked who did know,
and declared he wanted this ques-
tion answered, whereupon Madden
promised to get the desired Informs
tion if return was moved for, The
matter then dropped.
The Customs Inland Revenue Bill
was taken up, and, after long de-
bate over an amendment offered by
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-05-03
GENERAL ROULakGER.

In the report of General Legerot,
Minister OF War, it was stated Gen
eral Boulanger came to Paris dis
guised and affecting lameness. In
penning that statement General
Logerot was guilty of a piece of
stupidity that does little honor to
his intelligence, and of n frivolity
that one would not expect from a
man of his years.
Boulanger need not affect lame
ness, for the simple reason that the
thing is very natural with him. He
has excellent reasons for limping and
General Legerot knows them better
than anybody.
On the 18th of June, 1859, at the
battle Of Turbigo, in Italy, Boulan-
ger, then a Second Lieutenant in the
First Regiment of Algerian infantry,
was hit by ball that passed COM
pleteIy through his chest. On the
oath day of February, 1862, in the
fight at Troidon, in Cochin China,
he was wounded by lance thrust
in the left thigh. On the I'd of De-
cember, 1870, at the battle of Cham
pigny, Boulanger, then Colonel OF
the One Hundred and Fourteenth OF
the line, had his right shoulder
smashed by ball. On the
23rd of May, 1881, during the
second siege of Paris, Boulanger
received a gunshot wound in the left
Chow Courier des Eltats Unis.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-05-03
The DOG EAll.

Naturally, two sides are taken by
the public in regard to the Marshal's
enforcement of the law relating to
dogs. One side, believing that the
dog family is altogether too abun-
dainty represented in this city,
holds that the Marshal's action is
commendable. The other side dis
sents, and would let every dog have
his freedom and live out his full
time as best he can. We are on the
side of those who approve the action
taken. To good, useful, well-be-
haved dogs we are friendly; but
three out of four, and perhaps more,
of the CANNES in Honolulu do not
belong to this class. The useless,
yelping, annoying ours predominant.
Many of them, too, are badly dis.
eased. If people will keep such
creatures, they should be compelled
to pay the tax on them provided by
law. Now the raid has commenced
we sincerely hope it will be kept VI
with vigor until every NANCY cur il
the district has been put TO "rest.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-05-03

l, Kahanaaumoe (w), having a life
Estate in the above described premises
hereby join with the Administrator in
the sale thereof aud agree to execute
deed 10 the pun chaser thereof to convey
my estate therein to perfect and com.
plete the title in fee simple.
KAHANAAUMOE, her Y mark.
Witness: Edmund III. Hart.
Honolulu, April 2l, 1888. 33 At
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-05-03
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Man
IN Chip holds full power of attorney
TO act in all business transactions of the
firm of Wing On Wo & Co., and is au.
thoized also 10 sign said firm name by
procurati0n.
WING ON WO & CO.,
by @. Cheung Ping.
Honolulu, April ID, 1888. 81 2w
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-05-03
MnRnnM,S BILL.

Congressman Morrow has pre-
pared bill to be considered in the
event of the ratification OF the Chi
ncse treaty now pending in the Sc
nate, which ought, under no consid-
Grafton, to be confirmed. The first
section OF the Morrow bill provides
against the admission of Chinese
laborers, except those Chinese
laborers as may, for ninety days
after the passage Of this act, be law
fully admitted under existing laws.
The "existing laws" means, of
course, laws now in force. In other
words, the certificates already issued
will be good for the term of ninety
days. The bill continues: "And
thereafter only such as were at the
date of the treaty lawfully in the
United States or its Territories, who
may leave the country having the
right to return in pursuance of the
terms and conditionsl(of the treaty.
within the time and upon the evil
dencc prescribed in the provisions
Of said treaty, and such laws as may
be passed in pursuance thereof ;
and such other Chinese as may en-
ter the country for the purpose of
transit across the territory of the
United States as provided in the
treaty." The wording of the bill
sends the officials who may execute
it TO the treaty to find out the con-
ditions upon which Chinese may be
admitted. After ninety days it will
admit only such Chinese as were at
the date of the treaty in the United
States, and may leave, having the
right under the treaty to return.
The bill does not designate what
Chinese may return, nor the condi,
tions upon which they may return
but refers the executors of the law
to the treaty for information. AS
the provisions of the treaty admits
the right of Chinese to return who
may have established their right tC
return under the $1,000 clause O.
the treaty or under the "witc, chile
or parent" clause, the bill recog
nizes the right of such to enter with
, out actually describing or defining
the conditions which entitle Chinese
to return. The act is designed t.
conform to the treaty, but it il
hoped it may not be approved b,
! the United States Senate, for it vii
f prove more injurious to the country
than the treaty which is nov
,, in force. 1t should be the duty o
the legislators to declare the treat,
abrogated. Senator Mitchell's bill
distinctly declares abrogated all pro
visions in the present treaty whicl
conflict with that bill, but the Nor
row bill does not assume such pow
ers. The provision that laborer
5 may cross the country in transitu
: but may not remain for other pur
poses than for travel across th
country, would, if approved, be
dead letter. There is and can b
no means OF following Chinese i
y transit and enforcing their depart
9 ure. The principal trouble with th
. bill is that it is made to conform
the provisions of a treaty which wa
Z not designed to keep any Chimes
+ out of the country that the Chimes
:, Six Companies want to let in 5
s +. Chronicle.