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Breckinrldge to be Expelled.

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE Board of Man.
ayers of the Union League Club this
afternoon unanimously voted to expel
Congressman Breckenridge from the roll
of honorary membership.
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SENSATION AT FRESNO.
Alleged Attempt to Poison a Witness
in tho Heath Case.

FRESNO, May 14.-Anothing sensation
is sprung from Mrs. Palmer, the sensa-
tional witness i'll the Heath case. 1t will
be remembered she was carried into
court on a cot and testified for the prose-
cution in the last trial of Heath.
Last week she was taken before the
Grand Jury, and, as before, attended by
a nurse and physician. Shortly after this
somebody went To her house and took
her bottle OF medicine, purporting to
be from her physician, sent for nervous
ness. She regarded 1t suspiciously, and
to-day went before the Grand Jury with
the medicine. Upon analysis the bottle
was found to contain croton oil, which, il
taken as prescribed, would cause death.
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A Young Boy suicides.

FINDLAY (O.), May 13.-Paul Ewing,
aged 10, suicided to-day by taking forty
grains of morphine. He was in love
with girl VINO would not reciprocate his
affections, and he ended his troubles.
Before losing consciousness he informed
his parents that two other boys had
agreed with him to do the same thing.
The others failed to do so, however.
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Loss of the Los Angeles.

SAN Francisco, May l4.-As a result
of the investigation of the loss of the
steamer Los Angeles, Inspectors of
Steamers Talbot and Phillips have re-
voked the licenses of Captain Leland and
Third officer Ryfkogel The Inspectors
find that Ryfkogel changed tie course
given by Captain Leland to clear Gooper's
Point below: and they find, also, that if
Ryfkogel had followed the Instructions
of the Captain the point would have been
cleared. Ryfkogefs attention had been
called to the dangerous proximity of the
vessel by a passenger, but ne did not heed
nor notify the Captain.
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Seal poaching.

VICTORIA (B. C.), May 1.-THE sealer
Triumph, which returned to port yester-
day, enjoys the distinction of being the
top-liner of the coast fleet. with a catch of
I,13O skins. The schooner was boarded
May 9th by the warship Hyacinth, her
log, spears, etc., being transferred to the
gunboat, and the schooner ordered to re-
port TO Collector Milne at Victoria as
soon as possible. Captain May OF the
warship failed TO give the usual written
instructions, and it is not known whether
or not the vessel is to be considered un-
der seizure. Captain Cox disputes the
legality OF the proceedings of the naval
officers in removing property from the
schooner, and has entered formal COM
plant, which will be investigated on re-
port OF Captain May next week.
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WASHINGTON. May 14.-This was Dis
trict of Columbia day in the House, and
several unimportant bills were passed.
The resignation of Representative Barnes
Compton of Maryland was laid before
the House, after which bill was passed
authorizing the Braddock and Home
stead Bridge Company to build bridge
over the Monongahela River at Home
stead, Pa.
AT 4:5S o'clock the House adjourned.
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London's Lord High Sheriff Dead.
SAN ANTONIO (Tex.), May 14.-James
Parkinson Taylor, Lord High Sheriff of
London, died here from paralysis of the
brain. He was en- route to California
when illness compelled him to stop here.
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ROOMS TO LET-coNTINUED.

hOOMS ~ LEl-SON1 In ED.
9 FINELY FURNISHED ROOMS OLKT. AP-
= ply 11l2 York ST., bet. Twe nty-third and Tween
ty-fourth. nol4 5t*
lO6 LARKIN, OPP NEW CtTY HALL-SUN-
IOc ny single bay window rooms; suites.l 6t*
97O MARKET = UNFINISHED FRONT
1ct " suite: good location for physician "a tt
RoSEDALE. 32l ELLIS-FURNIsHEc RMS.
=. 25c to 81 per night: 81 30 to 81 per week. q
I INDELL HOUSE, COR. 9TH AND HOWARD
- 400 single rooms. newly furnished; 25c night
81 20 week; satisfy yourself open all night "A u
A ELLINGTON HOUSE l27 KEARNY-PLEAS
ant sunny rooms, suite and single; nrss-
class IN every respect: terms reasonable ialO IF
YOSEMITE HOUSE, l045 MARKET, BET
ts Sl1 IN and SeVentn-Singe ard suites; per
nlghI: s5e to 81 week 81 cote So: families ap1 "
BOARDING AND ROOMS.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS: ExCELLENT
~ board; day, week or month: also table board;
reasonable. 7O8 o'Farrell, near hyde. no14 If
CUNNY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM OR
! suite, with board for q; American family; use
parior and piano; price $40 per month 500
twentieth ST., near Mission. nol3 It's
300 VAN NESS AvE.-SUITES AND SINGLE
oEO rooms; hrst-class board. nol3 5t*
J71E PULK-lVANH0E-NICE SUNNY FUR
- ~ nlshed rooms with board. mol limo
RAND VIEW; TIA BUSH; OPENED UNDER
new MANAGEMENT; family hotel; references
given and required. sells tt
TNFANT WANTED TO NURSE BY RELIA-
bic lady; no other childI en-. 6l5 Natoma 10 -
NICE HOME FOR SMALL CHILD, WITH
- yard. 1905 Howard. near Thirteenth noI5 IT
: =. STORES TO LEI -.
. Il line LARGE STORE WITH 9 SHOW WIN
dows and lfvingrooms in rear, with patent
stone f1Oored basement; good business n igh Dor
mood; MISSION ST., bet. Fifteenth and Sixteen tn;
only S25. Apply to G. s. CAPP & CO.. House
hrokers and Real Estate Agents. Alb Mont
gomery 81 nol6 FrSaIu st
lNHEAP STORE ON MARKET ST, BETWEEN
House Br Ok err and Real Estate Agents, 8 Mont.
gomery st. nol6 FrSaTu 81
5S1O SACRAMENTO sT.-ST0RE; GOOD LO-.
III eality for restaurant or saloon; rent $40. st
STORE WITH 3 DwELLING-R0oMS; SUIT
~ abb q for grocery other business: rentreason-
able. Apply on premises, ~ Harrison. no14 3t*
90 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 9 ROOMS; SUIT
% able for families: cheaprent; key 23.l4 So
&l0 STORE AT: 32l NoE.sr::,. NEAR MAR.
ID ". ket.'. :....z ~: : no11 7t*
A WEEKS NEWS FOR s.: CENTS THE
a WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper. for mailing. =
u: ~ OFFICES. o..LET.: ~. +. ..::
. ROOMS. FOR DOCTOR OR. ENTISr..@43
- Sixth. ST., cor Mission. .-rio ! / It's:
il. STABLES TO LET ~
TABLE FOR . HORStS:- FLAT, o ROOMS.
<. Iwentieth and Hampsh re-. cheap. .noll IT.. :
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HELP wANTED-coNr1N,rrn.

/ The CALL has been tratlsferrrt 70 =, - ~. , VI
81; Hnere advertisements will be rec eived I'M to
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
0.lcS0 CORNER. 29x8s; SAN JOSE Rol
an Ot(tb. near Y0th ST


0.IeSH CORNER. 29x8S; SAN JOSE ROAD.
u GOV. near 3Oth ST.
$I65u-SacrameRto ST., near Locust; 25xlOO.
$6OO0-5O1103 IS; 10th ST., near noe
$l500-90xI20: 27Jh ave, bet. and b SITS
CHAS c. FISHER. 507 California st
O.16O EACH-4 LOTS. 26xl0O; level: fenced
u OO 300 feet from cars: q bargain Drop
postal caro- to owner 1924 Suffer st. noi5 It's
NIcALLISTER ST. COR, SW. LYON; 56:3xfOO:
NJ cheap; easy terms g. RUEGG, l13 Geary
street. nol5 IT'S
I OF IN PARK LANE TRACT; $3.50 APPLY
j. la Ridley st. nol4 3t*
0110O COTTAGE ROOMS AND BASE
ID HUI. ment; block from station: lot SIX
81.
SS5O-Cottage, 3rooms; $50 down. $50 monthly.
CHAS. A. BAILEY 20 Montgomery ST. oc3l tt
QUICK SALE OF LOTS: / OR. 6 NORTH OF
W the park, mr.. Strawberry Hill and the lake TO
be sold this week; cash or time. Room l2, Flood
building. - T.. se23 IF
QsoCO0- EASY. TERMS; CORNER TRESI
tD COOU. .dence of T. large: sunny rooms and
ase ment,. in Guiding A. bay -windows; bath and
one sidewalks; cor. TWEEN tyffth and damon d
s.. BLOCK from Castro-st. cars. :neIO tt.
HOUSE AND LOT; 22xSO: ONLY 2 YEARS
II built; contains 6rooms and bath; has to be
sold on account OF mortgage 1915 oe st. NJ I'm
kEENLo PARK, NEAR STANFORD UNIVER-:
lNi sty choice lots in sizes and on terms to suit
WIN: NJ. DE. WOLF. il1S Broadway, Oak andl If
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FRUITVAL E*.REAE ESTATE =

ar<Ef)6 n TERMS ,$250.::CASH.. :BALANCE<
ID fAOV: $40 per. month, without interests; a..
room, house and basement ;l0t 30x 90: good Ioca.
tian; near Eruityaie ave A. C. SNETSFNG Err:
ETuiiVale station. - = - oc3S If
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! ZINE FARMING, FRUIT. AND DAIRY. LAND.
acres upward; very easy TERMS. Maps views and
full particulars will be sent ON application to
GAMAN.&.LYON,,- 2I5. Kearny ST. ST.. or. 6 EO.
Il. KOWBRIDGE, Cotatf. Cal -, .aul 9 If =
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4 Ii CASES OF IRREGULARITIES RESTOR-
~ ed in one day; ELECTRICITY used for Ell 70
male complaints; home In confinement; regular;
physician OF long and successful practices; French
pills guaranteed; consultation free.
MRS DR.. WYETH. Saniterium, 9I6 Post ST. II
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HOUSES TO LET.

e)OS PERRY-COTTAGE OF ROOMS; RENT
ZOO reasonable. Apply 6. II. UMbSEN & CO.,
ID Montgomery st. uol6t
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Il OF WANTED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CIIOor
=, uanu ana type-wrItng with some knowIedga
o. Dooh keeping; wages S25 per month. sdarstS
;. H.. box 1OS. Call Branch Ofscei mol o.. Go
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0ST. PARTNER FOR. w ELL: ::PA WING
u OOU .liquor- store on. Market ST.: money: TO
be used for i'm prov eme ats. ST EN- BERG; PROEL
d TABOR, ~917 Marke =: - - y
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" ANIiED-RkLlABLE ENERGETIC MAN.
- good salary and permanent position. ms,
nave S9UO cash. Address W. box IO6, Cali
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EdOy st-Ladies who desire to 60 into cOnfne-
ment with every care OF physician or. HerwigJ
and graduated midwife; babies ad opted mol IT
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NUTICE OF P0STPONEMENT I.
In accordance with law and order OF the
hoard of directors OF the Scorpion Mining Com
pany, adopted at its meeting OF November z,
1894 and entered In its records the ate OF dein-
quency of assessment No. 8, levied October 4,
S94. is postponed to December z. 1894, and the
day of sale for upaid assessment No. g is post
poned to December % 1894.
GEO r. SPINNEY, Secretary.
Ohce-No. 80 Pine street, room No. %, San
Francisco, Cal. nos I'd
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Gen0*<BEST: BARGAIN. EVER. OFFERED:
N.OJO: fine .salooni opposite earhouse: stock
and fixtures worththe money asked !: don't miss
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.OAKLAND !. EUKNITUKE: .FoK- SAFE.

!: C.l EROCASH; A ARGAIN; HOUSE OF 5
@,Dl tOUrooms and bath. ADDRESS vii Ella Nj
p. TODD. 1910 broadway Oakland: oc24 tf:ex.s1
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;. 25oS Powell st. Apply to PHoMAS IN n n
-eE5M isconsin Hotel cor. Pacific and Montgom,
4 -t<
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DRIVATE HOME IN CONFINEMENT AND
L diseases OF women; best of care. DR.. Anna
schaltz. $50 Ellis st, near Jones oc5 3m
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w ANIED-foUNG MAN WELL ACQUAINTED
-. IA the city German preferred s424 Davis
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BEKKELfY= RFAL: estate

: Q)O1tO 4LoTS. 25xiOO s. ROOM COTTAGE,
I'D LCOO. furnished men house, 1880: $50;
:peu1try; horse; buggy tools stable, .14xI4: cow;
must sell; sickness; MRS. H: W HELLER, Berk e..
v. =. q :. -. ~
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N ENSTRUINEIS HARMLESS AND CBRl-A IN /:
vi cures painful periods: corrects irregularty in
an heur: 81 bottle free % Kearny. I'm. O. Il I'm
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MRS. DIR. WEGENER, 4l9 EDDY ST.-IRREG-
VI ularIIies cured day: Instruments;
pills and safety capsules guaranteed; travellers
tended; delay: private home for ladies'. noll If
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4 LPEAUrS FRENCH PILLS
~ A boon TO ladies troubled with irregularities:
10 danger; safe and sure; 81 so, exp. ess c. o. D.;
ONT delay until TOO late OSGUOD BROS OAK
land, Cal, agents for Alpeau ct CIe apl II
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-F-uoD BARBER-SHOP FOR SALE. *CHFAP-
~ eooc location; only ,SS5 rent: long Lease.
ga business; reasonable offer accepted Inquire
- FAf'itAi NlLCe e.
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KEW GOOD SUIT CLUB SOLICITORS 6os
! Montgomery st. no1s ot uoo
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RAE BaER-SHoR; RUNS CHAIRS; GOOD TO
y%r'Hu near market st selling account sick
uesa ~ IaInlly. ABBY Call Branch. :: mol III. :
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@ 000 PARTNER .:WANTED# IN :: EST4B
DCOO. lished business, paying $75 to $50 per
month eaeh no previous experiences necessary;
fuil investigation given "a reliable STEADY man win
hnd this good opportunity toget: into. a paying
position. Apply at 9 Geary: Ct room g. =
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NEW DETACHED -lO-ROOM RESIDENCES;
~ Vine ST., Berkeley: sale to close estate; ali
conyenieDces; best Locations; rare chance to get
good property for small price: H e HOLMES
LIME COMPANY. "a Sacramento ST.. no1l It's
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II ERkELEY~FOR SALE, BEAUTIFUL HOUSE
~ of rooms; modern in every respect: charm.
lngly located; terms TO suit. Apply to owner, j
i. BARk = X: 4UO-4O2 Iwelfth ST.: Oaklnnd OBJ u
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" ANTED-AN ALL-AROUND JOB PRINTER.
one capable OF making ready on haIf-medium
SCtuOh ana 2hlhg charge OF small printing Off e:
references rehuTed Address i. p boy o. Cali
Branch Of9ce > ~ < ( S"i
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nU-PRAES FEMALE REG ULATING PILLS: A
j. cafe and efhcienI emmenagogue; 81 per box.
RICHARDS CO., druggists 400 Clay ST., sole
agents. jei3 "
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I l. IRREGULAR SEE MRS. DR. PUETZ AND
be contented at once. 254Ia Fourth ST ocl6f
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ES.tkH Gil Rk WHOLESALE HOUSE. WAGES
Iranch ONCE. - ooA 10. Can
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S Oh class tea ing FOR sale s
did double re am and work for W ojesaTe IN erfan:
tile house downtown;: worth. $3.50 permon tn
same hauling %. years; best house to haul for in
town full inyestlgatiou and tra before pure has:
ing; team worth the money; work guaranteed or
Mosaic; never such a bargain offered:: chance in
lifetime; don't miss 1t: GEO.. =STEWAkT, IS 81
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i AERtCAN BREAD AND CAKE BAKERS
II supplied from Bakers Hail. SIsA Howard al.
country orders promptly attended to by the sec:
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: established place; j liying.room rent 81 /:
suitable. for man and wife: see IS rENBERG;
PROLL & IA b tsR, NJ Mark ct st :: =
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!: L%URNTTURE. AMI: CARPETS AT@YOUR OWN
l*price.: AT H: <SCHEELHAASi, +4OS Eleventh ST.
: =. .-:.:: "oc9; cod If :.
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q 100: #ELKST-CLASS: SALOON; DAY AND
.'(1OO. night trade; long established sold ac-
I count sickness. .Appy 235 * earny .room. III
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MEDICAL

4 NEW PROCESSING MEDICINE. .INSTRU-
II nlenTs or worthless pills used: every woman
her own physician for all femele troubles: no mat
ter from what cause, restores always IN one day;
can be and used At home; all cases guaranteed
DR.. POPPkR. 5lS Kearny 81. IylOIf
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CoUNIK:.Y@.hEA.E {. !. ESTATE.

TO EXCHANGE. FOX CITY +, PROPERTY-5
i acres IN prunes, $4,000: house of 7rooms hath.
and. Easements: fine dairy with 46 head cattle,::3
horses;>2 wagons and milk route, bringing in $500
Ies 1na sIa ~ seat
per cent must nave $500 cash with the exchange.
Address g. W., care 1919 Valencia ST.. San
Francisco -: -: nOl6 II
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~ ~ IA CRO STEAM LAUNDRY. W ANTS ALE
Wfte for particulars 1 ~ e
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G1000: DOWN TOWN ,MER CANTTLE.DAY'
I'D IOOU. lunchhouse: patronized aim ost exclu=
sively by wholesale, merchants, their EN- ployes,
bank clerks, Insurance and downtown business
men generally; elegant places; clears $3.50 per,
month;: easily rum; famous location: immense
trade; closes at. 6.P NJ; never open; sundays:*
cheapat $1,000 I'm ust sell ak offer
GEO. sIEMART. 632 NJ arkef: st. mon & IL.
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x n HQGS[<16O' CHICKENS, i cow u H EIFFR.<
Jul calf,@2 horses 1wagun. =harness; :prow cul-
ttvator TOOLS 800 feet garden hoSe;7 acres good
garden or fruit and; 4-room. house BARN chick m
and hog sheds. good WE'LL force pump. -farg e Tank
and horsepower: also gan bage route furnishing
feed for hogs; 90 assorted fruit trees planted L
year title perfect: price $500; one-th5rd cash,
city property. For further particulars address
lock box %. Gilroy. San "a G ara COUNTY Cal l6
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:HoUs:EK EEPING ROOMS.

rTHELARKIN-STREET BRANCH OFFICE OF.
Il The CALL. has been transferred TO II. Larkfn
ST., where advertisements Will be received UP to 4
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- q QG0: SALOON; FRS To CLASS, STRICKLAND
tDUOO : fixtures; best paying place across the:
pay established IL years; 5 months. rent free.to
buyer; sickness: cause of: selling STENBERG;:
PROLL & IA Dor g I. Market ST: - =
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RUSIN ESS CHANcES

oIlCb = TO SELL YOUR BUSINESS
=. promptly Tor cash go to the well known firm
"a 1oo , lkAND. 10 SIXTH St. near Market
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ONE IN CONFEN EMENT WITH BEST pos
/ 1 sOle care; ladies may have the benefit of tile
skill and attention OF physician of long practice
all female diseases treated; consultation free and
confidential MRS DIX. GWYER, 311L2 Hyde
st., bet. EDDY and Ellis mol II
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MRS DR.. SCHMIDT. FORMERLY OF f2ll1S
vi Mission, now at 1903 Market street. has
returned from Europe with latest improved
medical sciences, obtained from all noted colleges
IN Germany; monthly Irregularities cured In less
than one day: no Instruments. oclS If
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AUST BE SOLD To-DAY-LODGING-HOU
w rooms reasonable offer refused. Cali
1913 O'Farrell ST. nol5 BITS
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1 EMS HALF-SOLEING soc: DONE WHILE q
~ wall 63s Market ,opp. Pal Hotel, LkVET ms In
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=. O. IEO: <SALOONNEAR- MARKET=ST ; CON
tU 1VNl. nected with society halls where z O. odd
lodges meet; rare opportunity for.2 partners. see
sIENBERG, PKOLL ~ IABhR. OH Alarket st 9.
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..'A{ ANIED-YoUNG. MAN WHO. CAN LAY
carpets and make himself generally usefnt
Apply. with references A. C box 81 this q nice 2*
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=. OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

G9E:00 MoDERN. COTTAGE; IS ROOMS,
u w. bath and 6ase emit ;.lor BOX lOO; sit
II. ted4 blocks e. of broadway, near Tenth. ST ::
this is a bargain: Calrat.once. on W.: w. BLOw
:10l 0 Broad way. Oakland: -: ..noif 7t:
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8 FIN Ely FURNISHED ROOMS o LET. Az
= ply l112 York ST., bet. Twenty-third and Twer
ty-fourth nol4 SITS
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MARIN COUNry-5OOO ACRES 70 MILES
I'M from San Francisco. -: -: :. :,
- :; :: RANCHO DE: NOYATo :. .:5.'.'+" ;:
Tracts. of: any size deslred; fruit. grain. and
vegetable land no Irrigation: both rail- and water
transportation; S40.t $75 per acre; easy terms;
town ofNo grad ID school: hotels and stores
on the property: send for circular =
Dairy for=sale with or wit hout cows - -:
~ SI INDICATE LIN NESTMENT COMPANY; ID
and: IS. Chronicle building 49, sci tf
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Il ANTED - JOB COMPOlToR-- HICES
=. JUUD CO. 23 First 81 -. M & 3 y ?,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-30

RMS proposal 10 curtsil slightly the duties
upon imports. They demand an outlet for
their own staples. and he answers that the
inlet Of foreign goods shall be facilitated.
Their cutlery IL for customers. and Mr..
FosTERs reply IL that the way Of their pur-
veyors shall to some extent be smoothed.
Instead OF bread he gives them stone.
Sir RICHARD CARTWRIGHT, on the con-
trary. recognizes where the shoe pinches.
and the measure which he advocates would
afford undoubtedly q temporary remedy. II
II ever could be carried out. He sees that
what the Dominion needs is not an oppor-
tunity Of buying little more or less cheaply
from this or that purveyor. but an oppor-
tunity Of selling to les one great natural
customer. He perceives that what Is sitting
his country and driving her sons by the
hundred thousand into exile, is not the
Canadian. but the American tariff. Level
TO the ground that tariff wall which now
runs across the continent and bars
out the Canadian producer from the
enormous market at his door. and It would
matter but little to him what duties were
levied upon imports from Europe. Sir
RICHARD CARTWRIGHT recalls the tremen-
dous stimulus given to the output Of Cana
dian raw products by the treaty Of partial
reciprocity negotiated by Lord ELeIN; and
he remembers that In those days there was
no fear Of a Wholesale emigration Of Cana
dams to the United States. He Is right In
thinking that. II he could obtain treaty Of
unrestricted reciprocity with the American
Union, there would be an instantaneous re-
vival Of Canadian prosperity.
However. the Improvement secured In
this way would be at best but precarious.
A treaty, after all. is but treatyi that is
10 say. an international agreement termin-
able at the option Of either party after
fixed period. Experience has shown that
this option is always turned to account;
that sooner or later. one OF the parties to
treaty Of commerce discovers that the other
has got the better Of the bargain. and gives
notice OF withdrawal from the agreement
So. even IL Sir RICHARD CARTWRIGHT could
gain the concession which he desires
from the United States. the benefit secured
would be only transient; IL would afford
no solid and durable basis for the develop
ment OF Canadian industries. But Sir
RICHARD will never get, In point Of fact, q
treaty OF reciprocity from the American
people. He deludes himself and his Cana |
dian constituents. when he holds out |
the hope OF such q treaty. American |
citizens know In advance what would be the |
outcome Of such bargain. They have not |
the faintest intention Of exchanging q mar |
ket Of 100000 consumers for market Of |
.. 100000. They would laugh out Of Congress |
the statesman who should bring forward |
q one-sided proposal Of that kind. The |
privilege Of free access to the colossal mar
ket offered by our population Of 10000. 900 is
and will always be reserved. to
citizens Of the United States.
BY annexation, and by that means only. |
can Canadians enter once for oil on that
path Of prosperity and progress Of which
they had q delightful glimpse during the
operation OF the ELaN treaty.