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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
QoT00 COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND BATH;
narrow gauge: terms easy. Apply to JOSEPH A
LEONARD, corner Park st. and General ave, Ala
media. ocl4 II
I'oR SALEM ALAMEDA, ON LAFAY ErTE
4S:4xl4S each; also NV. cor. OF San Antonio ave.
and Lafayette st. and the two lots adjoining, each
Apply to the owner A. &. MATHtSoN, 425 Mont
gomery street. OCT TuThSasu I'm
U.0on0 $500 CASH, BALANCE $26 PER
DAooo. month; lot 4Oxl50; cottage; 4 rooms
sso00~Lot 4Oxl5o; cottage of 5 rooms and bath ;
fine garden and lawn; $1,000 cash. balance $50 per
S325O-Lot 97:sx12O: new 2-story house Of 7
rooms ana bath; fine marine view; $500 cash. bal
s4o00ILot 5Oxi5O; cottage of rooms and bath.
with stable; a NV. corner; $500 cash, balance $50
S45oO-Lct 81 :6xI4O; new 2story house; rooms
and bath; $1,000 cash, balance $40 per month. 49l
rooms and bath. on Central ave-; $1,000 cash. bal
ance $50 per month. No. 5U5
with store. barn and orchard; SW. corner. All
S6S4O-Lot 1l5x200; cottage of rooms and
$7UO0-Lot sOx2O0: cottage OF rooms and bath
fine garden, lawns etc.: best neighhorhood a bar
Bargains in building lots in all parts OF Alameda
also house TO let and money to loan. by II. p.
MoREAL q CO, 142s Park ST., Alameda, and 402
montgomery ST., San Francisco ocl9 II
~
I'D Nv. ered 5000 cash; balance easy terms
$l600-4-room house. with windmill ana pump
lot 50x140; 500 cash; very easy terms.
$4,000 Elegant new 2-story house of z rooms;
easy terms
si2,oo0-Three houses; now renting for 300 per
month: send for particulars.
Several desirable places to exchange for country
property. JUDD, HANLEY IL CO., 1906 fark st. II tt
JNSTALLMENT HOMES = $4,000: $500 CASH
$50 per month"; pretty cottage; rooms; modern
improvements near station new.
$2200-S250 cash. SlS per month: new cottage;
rooms: modern improvements: near sta ton.
S2350-$40G cash. $l6 per month; new cottage;
rooms; modern Improvements; near sta ton.
$3i50-S375 cash. $50 per month: new house; 5
rooms corners fine 0arg in.
$4100-$l500 cash, $35 per month; fine housei
San Jose ave: rooms.
S4SOO-$500 cash. 1856 per month: splendid new
2-Story house Corner; rooms; few houses to
let
MARCUSE a. LESSER-San Francisco. 62S Mar
ket ST.. opp Palace Hotel; Alameda, Bay-street Sta
ton (Droad gauge). open Sundays builders and
contractors. Estimates furnished.
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS-THE WEEKLY
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Observation-Disclosures.

birth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted They must be handed IN at
either of the publication Offices and be indorSed
with tne name and residence OF persons authorized
to have the same pu0iiShad.I
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T MATHEWS LITTLE DRUGSTORE, COR.
n Post and Poweil sts.. prices reduced; COM
missions paid physicians for prescriptions ocl9 II
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DERSONAL-WE OFFER $1,000 REWARD FOR
i cough or throat trouble Uast stages of disease
eXCeptedl which cannot be relieved by proper uss
of DR.. y. stones Bronchial WATERS samples free
Aidress SrnNE MED. Co OnincY. III oc4 hInSnSn
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PHOToGAPHERRs.


UABER, PHOTOGRAPHER, 8 MONTGOMERY
ST.. opp Palace Hotel. au17 Su tt
7 IFE-SIZE PORTRAITS IN CRAYON WITH
- frame $40. DUHEM. 713 suffer ST. SEES Stuff
l. LAGLoR, PHOTOGRAPHER, COR. MARKET
and Ninth SITS. aul7 Su tt
7 AMER, It's MARKET ST.-ARTISTIC PHO
II tographer; best crayons on the coast aul7 Su IL
A BELL & PRIEST. 1923 MARKET sT.-pHoToS
n crayons water colors aud porceiains. au17 Su tt
uoUsEwoRTH. FOURTH Sr.-FINE ART
Ii photographs. aull Su tt
NjoNACo'S, 1928 MARKET; LIFE-LIKE PHO
vi tographs and crayons. ah3l Su tf
T oUIS THORS HAS REMOVED TO HIS NEW
IL studio, IA Grant ave. aul7 Su If
CRAAIER'S CALIFORNIA GALLERY, 402
" kearny st. aulT Su tt
n sEwELL, 1925 MARKET ST., NEAR SIXTH
~. Cabinets So per dozen. aul7 Su IF
T II. PETERS, 914 MARKET ST.-CABINETS
y . only 50 50 and $3 per dozen. aul7 Su tt
CANTwELL, 40 EDDY ST.-PHoToGRAPHIC
" printing. aul7 Su If
CliALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
- lions taken at CALL Branch offices. 603 Larkin
St, 339 Hayes st. and 25lS MIsSion ST.. open till
8 80 p. N. IySu
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THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO - cents per week, delivered By carrier to any
part OF CITY: The bulletin is the best, Oldest
aud largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by postalCaTI otherwise viii receive
prompt attention. Office 622 Mont gomery st.
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= ENUINE EYEGLASSES I5C Up. 72S MAR
" ket, Ia celebrated ladies' gioye-stOre, Sundays:
week daNs 50 Fourth St. next the bakerv oc2i lis
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ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.
NEW 2-STORY HOUSE, 6LARGE ROOMS, BATH,
IN pantry and all modern improvements; 1920 San
Antonio ave. Walnut Sc. Apply on premises-19 81
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
" eight-page WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address
in the United States Canada one year for 81 %.
postage free.
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WIDCWER. NO CHILDREN, LIVING ON
W fruiJ-rHnc n. desires TO correspond with woman
aged 35 object matrimOay. Call 1920 Pine ST.,
rear, cc25 2t<
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I HAVE
~ sold my restaurant to JOHN SPICONLLA
LNHN NERICA. POOP FILLMORE st. oc2t St*
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n BRILLIANT. DEALER IN DRESS GOODS,
L fine clOaks, carpets, furniture household goods,
etc, sold on easy payments. 20s Mason ST. ocl 3m
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PERSONALS.

" IDUwFR OF 40 DESIRES THE ACQUAINT.
w aurc % . lady 70 to 90 refihed and domestic:
object Znatrimo y: no triEtns. Address D. Il. H.,
Box So CALL branch flee. Its
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ROOMS AND BOARDING.
T AKGE NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM: HOT AND
Il cold water, large closets, with board; married
couple or gentlemen; also single room; hue
central Ocati three lines cars; references NJ N,
Box this office. oc26 ITS
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DENTISTS.

nR THOMAS = HILL ODD FELLOWS BUILD
u ing; olice honrs, TO ). ap24 ed
DR. REA. 1923 MARKET, EXTRACTS TEETH
~ FOR see; with gas Cor 81: open evenings. Sel4a
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QUIET HOME IN CONFINEMENT; I6 CAPP ST,
" 18th & Howard. MRS. BREWER. midwife. u I'm
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me BALLIN, DIPLOMAT DOCTRESS AND
NJ accoucheur, from Vienna University, ladies'
specialist; experience in more than 2000 cases;
treatment painless ana sure; consulting free:
charges moderate; hours 10 TO II a NJ. to p. NJ.
The Melville, ll04 Market ST, Room T. ocl2 15t*
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FINANCIAL.


HONEY To LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN
Iu quantities to suit ut low rate OF interest. Ap-
ply to the California Mortgage Loan Co., 32S Mont
gomery St., San francisco. deS Su II
l1OR SALE g AND 10 PER CENT FIRST
Il mortgages real estate. O. Ii. STREET * CO.,
AIS MontgomrY st. OCT I'm
CAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
y 53S KearHy ST., the only corporation that lends
money diamonds watches: low interest. oc4 tt
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MASSAGE.

MASSAGE.
MISS LILLE SNOW, JUST FROM DENVER:
NI vapor baths. Parlor 1920. 7ly Market St 25 rs
M ISIS THoRToN, ITO EDDY ST., ROOM ~,
IVA second floor. oc25 It's
EDITH C. ROBERTS $50 MISSIoN-vAPoR
Lbaths daily. 10 to 8; young lady attendants. 70 81
y ROSE CLEVELAND. FROM NEW YORK; AS
=. slstant 116 Grant ave-, RIM. 20; to 10. 81 7t*
MASSAGE-MAUD DE FOREST NUCLEUS
w House, cor. Third and Market, Room 49, 10 TT
DOSE DE LAFONT-BEST MASSAGE 9I7 MAR
II ket ST Farors 3 and a. ny2l TT
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A FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81: FILLING AT
a lowest prices; work warranted DR. j. w.
KEY. S4l Market st, opp. baldwin. aus u
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I oST-SI5 BY NOT PURCHASING A MER-
Il chant taiIormade business suit for 5 8 made by
a leading merchant tailor for $50 ORIGINAL
MISfIr CLOTHING PARLORS corner Post and
dupont SITS.
THE 5. +. COLLATERAL LOAN BANK 535
Kearny St, lends money at per cent per month
watches. diamonds and iewelry. iylS 6m
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DK. CASSILLt'5 PAINLESS DENTAL
u rooms, $50 Market st; best teeth 81 to 81; eI-
traeting filing 25e to 81 half price TO poor as e
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SEWING MACHINES.

COL NEW YORK OR HELPMATE; BRAND
UCs. new; latest; best for S35 all kinds repaired:
Iate' cheap. j. L. HICKS, e67 Mission. lnrI to
GIVING MACHINES FOR SALE AND RE-
- Jared, w. Il. HIGGINS, 1864 Howard st. tt
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FOUND.

EOUND - 5 BALDWIN THEATER TICKETS.
L Call at CALL Branch Once 1t
LOUND-AN IRISH SETTER. INQUIRE AT
L Windsor Saloon 907 Market st. oc24 3ts
T AkEYIEW, THE BEAUTIFUL.
j. ocT II
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4 Z I
" bet. Third and Fourth gas specialists aulIt &
nR.A. LUDLUM HILL, 1443 MARKET sT. ALL
u operations in dentistry SkiifuilY performed at
reasonable prices: extracting soc: gas given. II
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I OST-A PASS-BOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
l. Savings and Loan society Of san Francisco. in
the name OF NELLIE 4. ENGLES; No. 1901. The
finder win nlcase return 10 hlnk. oC22 81
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d EFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE SEE BASCH'S
ID bargains; you can buy all kinds OF furniture:
folding-beds speciality. 915 Market st. Oc1S I'm
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FOLDING BEDS - EXAMINE OUR NO. 1901
Il mlrr0red with large plate lSx40; walnut, oak aud
cherry; cash price elsewhere S65; our instaIimen5
price only $50. NJ FRIEDMAN & CO, 22S-230
Stockton and 237 Post; omen evenings. apl6 U
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NJ RS L MCANDREwS, FINE MILLINERY;
VI newfail stock; reasonable. 400 Geary. olS I'm
books AND MUSIC BOUND AT SHORT
ID notice; reasonable. III Geary ST. oc17 LIMO
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ON REINSTATEMENT PLAN-DRESS-GOODS
" silks sealskn and seaette cloaks: also carpets,
III niture, Iaee-curtans blankets and folding-beds
IT NJ, FRIEDMAN & CO'S. 22S and $50 Stockton
ST. Why pay ready money when you can buy just
as cheap by making small cash payment down,
balance weekly or monthly An inspection of
stock is respectfully solicited; orders by mail for
goods or samples promptly attended to. DIS and
go Stockton, and 23T Posi-: open evenings. apl2 e
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business CARDS PRINTED; 81 rs THOUSAND
ID 0RNSBY'S, cor 4th and Mkt. solicitors. OIL IT,
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-
STRAYED OR STOLEN-HALF-BREED JERSEY
- COW from OF Green ST., corner Leavenworth.
Suitable reward for Information leading to her re-
covery- Its
I oST-POINTER DOG: WHITE AND LEMON.
l. Return TO Berges' Restaurant, 534 Pine St. aud
receive liberal reward. oG26 3t*
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WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD & CO.,

REAL ESTATE AND GEN ERAL AUCTIONEERS.
ONCE ana Salesroom-4l2 Pine ST. Nevada BiocS) J.
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lie ADVISED IN TINE AND SAVE MONEY BY
II purchasing a merchant tailor made or but
tor cutaway suit, suitable for busn dress for
S2t. made by an artist tailor for $40. ORIGINAL
MBFIT CLOTHING PARLoRS cor. Post and Du-
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20 ouDHIItIcu
public vendue next Tuesday by Easton,
Eldridge & Co. are Post-street business
corner on the north line of the street. 40
feet east Of Jones street, and corner Of
courtway running through to rear street,
making three fronts-the present income
is $50 per month, which makes it good in
vestment; downtown property on the south
line of California street, 100 feet west Of
Dupont, and miscellaneous catalogue Of
Mission street, Twenty-fuurth street,
Western Addition lot, ThirteeDth-street
property, Richmond lot, Sixteenth-street
residence lots, etc.
g. H. Umbsen 81 Co. will hold special
auction sale in their salesroom on Thursday
next, by order Of the Hibernia Savings and
Loan Society, a catalogue of desirable prop
erty embracing the following pieces: Lot
25xS7, on the north side Of Kearny street,
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A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS-THE wEEKL
~ CALI. in Wrapper. ready for mailing.
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DEAR UNCLE-lF YOU SUFFER THOSE IN
- feTnal rheumatic pains call and get relieved at
~ IArlL M Eddy: dnn'r fnrraf o -
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OAKLAND BOARDING AND ROOMS.
M NORTHUMBERLAND BEAUTIFIED AT
vi 1856 Market ST.. Oakland by an artist au3l u
FOR SALE.
TONES BAZAAR COR NINTH ST. KEEPS THE
y largest stock OF dolls toys. wagons, tflcycieS,
"a, non and 1nric ne lIA-aS
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-02
CANADA's INDEPENDENCE.

The formation of league 10 achieve the
independence of Canada, as reported from
Montreal, is a straw indicating the move
ment of public opinion in the Dominion
toward loosening the rather easy ties that
bind its people to England. As that coun-
try is now nearly independent of England
in everything but name, the appeal to other
American powers contemplated in the
movement, implies cultivation of relations
with the United States which would be
tantamount to annexation.
The fact is, however that when the Cana
dian people wish independence they Will be
able to get it without any conflict with En-
gland. That Government has enough on its
hands in Europe and Asia without trying to
coerce Canada into an allegiance which she
discards. When the whole of the Canadian
people declare for independence, they will
get it without difficulty; and when they are
ready to become part of the United States
they can do so.
The formation of league does not by any
means show that the majority of the Cana
dians are ready to take that step. But it
does indicate working of public opinion
that promises important changes in the
future.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-02
ROD VERSUS CHILD.

The question whether economy in the rod
is compatible with improvement of the
boy, forms the subject of number of inter-
esting interviews with the educators OF the
city. An indication OF the difficulty of de-
terminiug the matter is to be seen in the fact
that some of the leading teachers think that
corporal punishment should be abolished
altogether; while others are equally positive
that for certain classes of misDehavior it is
the only efectual corrective
A good wayof settling the question would
be to inquire as to the results in turning out
orderly and intelligent citizens where whip
ping is practiced and where it is not. But
unfortunately on that point the testimony is
as divergent as the priori opinions Some
of the teachers point to the high qualities of
the generation turned out by whipping
system; while the others claim with equal
positiveness that better class has been
produced by the gradual abandonment OF
the rod.
There is no dispute that miscellaneous
thrashings are an evil; but, with that point
conceded, the discussion as to the practice
may continue indefinitely with the practical
result that when other means are found in
adequate, good switch may prove an eff
cient last resort
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a POSSIBLE VISITOR.

The statement that the young Duke of
Orleans will convert his French failure into
a triumphant tour of the United States
shows a variety of ways in which this
country can utilize the heir of the Bourbons.
Though one republic refuses to have him on
any terms, the other will receive him with
open arms, and instead of refusing his SER
vices in the army, will give him permanent
employment among our millionaires as
lion.
We hasten to acquit the young Duke of
any such sinister intentioa to take the
lecture field, as was credited to Boulanger.
His means render it unnecessary for him to
seek an American heiress, as the thrifty
descendants of the thrifty citizen King
are reported to be in exceedingly
comfortable circumstances. Nevertheless
the ambitious youth, is manageable, and
we should heartily encourage the project of
family alliance between himself and some
railway king, on the principle that the
American millions would at last be getting
title that is genuine. When the Hatzfeldt
and Murat titles have ruled so high, of
course, no fortunes less than those of Van
derbilt, Gould, Astor or Rockefeller could
purchase the Bourbon title to royalty.
The aspirant to the throne may be we'll
off; but with hundred million more at his
command, he could renew his campaigns
for the objective point of the throne with a
comfortable knowledge that he could CON-
mand the sinews of war. Beyond that with
such close relations to our monetary sover-
eigns, he might learn the art of making
even Republican governments complaisant
to his schemes.
Let the Duke come to the United States.
We can promise him even better treatment
than the punishment which he received in
France, of confinement on diet costing S15O
per week.
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A GOOD SETTLEMENT.

A Washington correspondent who claims
to have authoritative information, asserts
that the forthcoming tariff bill will settle the
sugar question by reducing the duties on
raw sugar to half a cent per pound, with a
bounty of a cent on sugar produced here.
Refined sugar will have a duty of three
quarters of cent. As this will be reduc-
tion OF two and quarter cents on the refined
sugar used by the people, it will be practi-
cal redemption of the pledge of the Repub-
icans, and would break the grip of the
Sugar Trust on the market of this country.
The bounty and tariff together will give
sugar growers the same protection as under
the present tariff; but the ability of re-
finers' combination TO engross the market
would be entirely destroyed. 1t is to be
hoped that section of the bill Will be
adopted.
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PEOPLE OF PROMINENCE.

Mr.. JOSEPH JEFFERSON is building an at
.tractiye house on the shore of Buzzard's bay
which will be his summer home.
ROBERT GARRETT has returned to Balti-
more from Fortress Monroe. This week his
physicians are to take him to Cuba.
CORPORAL TANNER is making money in
Washington. He employs force of II clerks,
and his practice is worth $4,000 year.
THE City Council of Charleston, s. C., has
adopted resolution inviting Vice President
Morton to visit Charleston on his trip to the
South.
QUEEN VICTORIA is very fond of potatoes
boiled with the skins on. She eats great deal
of tapioca and has been obliged to give up tea
and coffee for cocoa.
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON walks several
miles every day, takes long horseback rides,
interviews no end of people about Samoa,
and is, altogether, in unusual health.
HERBERT WARD, the African explorer, who
is about to marry an American heIress, is
broad-shouldered, bronze-complexioned and q
years old. He dresses picturesquely.
WHEN General Alger goes out to the Pacific
coast this summer on his tour of inspection
Mrs. Logan, widow of General Logan, will &C.
company him as the guest of Mrs. Alger
CONGRESSMAN SPRINGER, of Illinois. is
wiry of frame, and has a pointed gray beard
and suentorian yoice. He is 54 years old.
He is seldom without red rose in his button.
hole.
DIR. ROGER WILLIAMS, of st. Bartholomew's
Hospital, London, has found that out of Il, 1853
cases in which chloroform had there been used
during the past ten years, ten had resulted
fatally, while there had been only three deaths
out of L., ISL cases in which ether had been
used.
Ex-MAYoR CARTER HARRISON caught a
burglar Friday. He was notified by neighbor
that two strange men had entered one of his
houses. Leaving his friend to guard the front
door, the ex-Mayor went to the rear and inter-
cepted the thieves as they emerged. Mr.. Har-
rison grappled with one of them and held on to
him.
GEORGE ]. PARKER. of Mifflintown, Pa;
Pringle Jones, of South Charleston, O.; James
C. Meyers, of Columbia, Pa, and George r.
Wallace, of Sewickley, Pa, of the American
Wing party, and Samuel Semple, of Philadel-
phia; M. NJ. Minassian, of Constantinople,
Turkey; G. H. Stephens. of Montrose, Pa. and
Edward w. Evans, of Trenton, N. j., of the
Cliosophic Society of Princeton College, have
been chosen to take part in the annual prize
contest of oratory in June.
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AGAINST NATIONAL PRINCIPLES.

The bill which Senator Chandler, of New
Hampshire, has introduced to regulate i'm
migration, contains some remarkable pro-
visions in The way OF excluding certain
classes from coming into this country. Be-
sides shutting out lunatics, paupers and
criminals, which is already provided in the
existing law, it excludes ''polygamists,
anarchists and socialists" This, if enacted.
would be a definite abandonment of the
fundamental prlncipls of our system that
any man can hold what opinions he chooses
so long as he does not act in violation of the
law. The attempt to make the law take
cognizance of what people think, under
Senator Chandler's provisions, would shut
out men of the class of John Burns. of
London, Herr Bebel, of Germany, and Ed
ward Everett Hale and Bellamy in this
country. 1t is not yet time for the country
to abandon its standard principles because
Senator Chandler is afraid of name.