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practical effect of which is not to allow such labor to be performed hereafter by the Chi the San Francisco Examiner n inc of of May P last that Major Oscar F. Long, assistant quarter master of the United States Army, under whose authority contracts were made, has publicly made the following statement: Com plaints have been made to me that Chinese labor has been employed in making some of these garments (army clothing). For this offense I have called two contractors before me and rescinded their contracts with the Government. I have told the representatives of labor that if they bring the proof I will rescind the contract Of any merchant who en- ploys Chinese labor in filling Government con- tracts
 similar declaration of Major Long ap- peared In The San Francisco Call of June l. and other newspapers of that city confirm the correctness of these reports.
 It also appears that Labor Commissioner Fitzgerald has assumed the position that none of the labor under these contracts should be given to Chinese, and that he Is employing his subordinate officers in gathering information to what portion of the Government con- tracts are being executed by Chinese, with a view of resembling the contracts or stopping payment on the same. Statements to this effect will be found in the issue of the news papers already cited.
 you the fact that my Government. out of def erence to tho wishes Of that of the united States consented to amend the treaty which allowed free immigration of Chinese subjects into the United States, and agreed to the laws which henceforth prohibited the coming of all Chinese laborers, and in return thereot the Government of the United States solemnly stipulated to extend to the Chinese subjects in the United States the most ample protection and the free enjoyment of all the privileges and rights granted to the citizens or the most favored nation.
 I feel sure that you will agree with me that the conduct of Major Long and Labor Com missioner Fitzgerald Is in direct violation Of the spirit and letter of the treaty, and that the President. upon this note being brought to his attention, will order an investigation to be made in the respective department with a view to putting an end to the illegal and un- just discrimination sought to be enforced against the Chinese subjects lawfully in the United States. I shall be pleased to be in formed of any steps which may be taken to this end. Accept, sir, etc,
 WILLIAM TINGFANG.
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"Quartermaster in Charge.

The telegram of which the foregoing is copy may lead to international difficult ties, and if 1t prove not so serious an of fcer Of the army may have to answer charges of having misled the department at Washington.
 It has all developed from the effort made by the labor organizations of this city to force the men who were awarded Government contracts for army uniforms to employ white labor. They turned the bulk of the work over to Chinese, thus depriving thousands of white men and women of the opportunity to make liv- ing. The first complaint came from the women, who called attention to the fact that Chinese were employed on Govern ment work, contrary to the laws of the State.
 Labor Commissioner Fitzgerald investi- gated the complaint, found it just one and referred 1t to Congressman Mcguire at Washington. lie in turn referred 1t to the War Department. Secretar-- Alger commenced an investigation through Quartermaster General Ludington. In due course of time the complaint again reach ed this city; This time it was received charge of the Department of California In reply he indorsed it, with the state ment that he had cancelled the contracts, had offered him indorsement of his course.
 The fact that contracts made with Chi nese had been cancelled was called to the attention of the Chinese Minister at Washington. The following correspond ence. which gives the affair international importance, is self-explanatory:
 Department of State.
 WASHINGTON. July 12 1sss His Excellency the Governor of California, Sacramento. Cal-Sir: l have the honor to inclose herewith copy of a note from the Chinese Minister at this capital, In which he states that orders have been issued by the Quartermasters Department of the army to contractors in San Francisco for army cloth ing not to employ Chinese in the manufacture Of such clothing, thus making discrimina- ton against his countrymen, in contravention of the treaties between the United States and China
 The Minister adds that Labor Commissioner Fitzgerald of your State has assumed the po- sition that of the labor under these con tracts should be given to Chinese, and that the commissioner is gathering information as to what portion of the contracts Is being exc cuted by Chinese, with view to resembling the contracts or stopping payment thereon.
 l beg to request that you will cause in- vestigation to be made of the Ministers com plaint and that you will inform the depart ment of the result. Respectfully yours,
 WILLIAM R. DAY.
 Inclosure: From Chinese Minister. No. SS July 5, 1898.
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Robbed His Employers.

W. w Whyers. porter for Whittier. Fuller & Co.,, was yesterday held to an- swer before the Superior Court by Judge Mogan on a charge of grand larceny in S300O bonds. The cases of M. J. GaIlagher painter, and Richard Barton, painter arising out of the same transactions. will be concluded to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-21

The following new officers of the San Francisco Produce Exchange were chosen at the annual election yesterday: H. Eppinger, president: Thomas Watson, vice-president; James Hagg, treasurer: committee of appeals-F. Dalton, H. Du- tard, J. J. None, c. s. Laumeister and H. Sinsheimer.
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A Lively Blaze,

An alarm from box 452 yesterday after noon was for fire In a one-story dweII- ing owned by H. Stoddard at l5 Banks street. Before the flames could be extin- gushed damage to the extent of $500 was done. The cause of the fire Is unknown.
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VOICE OF
 LABOR IS
 NOW HEARD Government InVesti- gates Army Con-
 tracts. INTERNATIONAL TROUBLES CHINESE MINISTER COMPLAINS OF DISCRIMINATION. Labor Commissioner Fitzgerald to Report on the Shutting Out of White Women on Army
 Work.
CHINESE MINISTER COMPLAINS
 OF DISCRIMINATION.

. "SAN FRANCISCO, June '. 1898 {
 Q "Quartermaster General, Washing { 9 ton, D. C.: 6 This depot does not and has not ( Q knowingly. during my incumbency, { $ employed Chinese labor on uniforms { g or anything else manufactured or ( 6 contracted for here. On two early ( g contracts, made some weeks ago, I (
 e discovered that Chinese labor was ( 6 being employed, and immediately ( 6 canceled contracts. Representa- z tives of labor organizations visited 6 me, and. after explanation, ex- ( 9 pressed themselves as perfectly sat ( 6 isfed. I invited them to investigate g and assist in ascertaining which ( q contractors employed Chinese labor q and stated that I would at once an- . null contracts. All contracts and 6 orders require white labor only to q be employed. It is my earnest de- ( q sire to avoid all labor complications ( q which will embarrass the depart 2 ment or myself, but if the depart t ment desires indorsement from
 @ Chamber of Commerce, Board of {
 6 Trade or reputable business men, (
 q they have been rendered. Q HONG. {
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MISS VESTS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,

2014 Van Ness ave; opens August 15. Certi-
 fcate admits to Vassar, Wellesley and Smith colleges. Accredited to the University Of Cali fornia. Kindergarten in connection with the school Number of house pupils limited.
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THE HAMLIN SCHOOL

(van Ness Seminary) 1S49 Jackson st. S. F. Term opens August f. Departments school
 work from Kindergarten to College Prepara- tory Course. Address MISS SARAH D. HAM LIN, MRS. EDNA SMELL POULSON.
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Tn the Divorce Courts.

Maud F. Coyne was granted a divorce from her husband, Frank H. Coyne. yes- terday, on the ground of willful neglect. Mary A Bryant was granted a divorce from John H. Bryant on the ground of extreme cruelty. Mrs. Bryant was award ed the custody of her children Mrs. Grace vezey was granted her application for a divorce from Charles D. yezey. The decree was granted on the ground of will ful neglect.
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MILLS COLLEGE AND SEMINARY.

Grants diplomas and confers degrees. Rare offered in music One hours ride from San Francisco. Write for catalogue to MRS. c. T. MILLS. President. Mills College year Fan term opens August 3. ISgS
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AUJutdAL Gc4leEdl
 Governor Budd is at a loss to know why the matter was referred to him. The officials of the State of California letting of contracts. Major Long is the Governmental quartermaSter, and the in- vestgation should properly be conducted under the direction of United States off cials. If any treaty rights have been in- frtnged they are the persons who are responsible.
 "I have just received this correspond ence from Governor Budd." said Labor ''I am glad that it has assumed this wider scope. It is pleasant to know that for once the appeal of labor has reached the ears of men high in authority at Wash ington, even though it was through the instrumentality of Chinese.
 My report to the Government will be an exhaustive one. It will embrace every particle of correspondence, testimony and evidence collected by myself and my dep- uties. It will be farreaching and will have belongs-with the women who are clam bring for a chance to earn their living. It will correct all the wrongs they have suffered at the hands of the quartermas- ters department.
 Major Long will have to explain why he sent the telegram saying that con- tracts were canceled The Chinese com plain that this is discrimination. If they were not cancelled and we will offer proof that they were not, some one spoke false ly to the War Department. AS late as yesterday we found officers clothing be- ing made at 1120 Stockton street by Chi nese Mrs. Eva Bates, president of the Federation of Women, and Mrs. Jordan reported that they and other women are sewing buttons on clothes that they may be made wearable. These garments have been accepted as completed by Govern ment officials
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LYcEuM PREPARA

A-THE LYCEUM PREPARATORY SCHOOL This school prepares students for the uni versity, law and medical colleges; its grad uates are admitted without examination to Stanford University and Cooper College recommendation of the principal references. President Jordan or any Stanford professor. Phelan building
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POSTED AS MISSING.

Bark Up
 in a Went
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IRYNG INSTITUTE.

Select boarding and day school for young ladies. 2l26 California st., San Francisco. Will reopen August | Accredited to universities Seminary and full conservatory music. Pri- mary department for children. Carriage will call. REV. EDWARD B. CHURCH. 4. NJ
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Adjutant Generals Office

BAN FRANCISCO, July 2O 1S5S.
 Hon E. L.. Fitzgerald Labor Commissioner Parrott Building, San Francsco-My Dear Sir: I am directed by the Governor to forward you enclosed copy of correspondence from the Sec retary of State at Washington and the Chinese Minister at Washington, which is self-explan- atory The Governor requests that you imme- diately forward him a full report regarding this matter, that he may be able to make proper explanation as per request from the Department of State, Washington. Very re- spectfully, A NJ BARRETT.
 Adjutant General.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-21

If the lead in your pencil is poor. try the famous sfKoh-I-Noor."
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-21
Produce Exchange Election.

Advances made on furniture and pianos with or without removal. J. Noonan. lol7-1o23 Mission.
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CAMARINos' REFRIGERATOR.

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The Hawaiian Historical Society )
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evening next at the Y. II. c. \.
Rev II. II. Parker oficiated last
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SPECIAL MEETING

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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

..,.-.,,,o IN effect November n. 1919
sI sTains arrive and leave Pennsylvania
Fassepgef 1,Do'IHpaiiy, local for DanvIIls,
If,.,,s aud way stations. connects at
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rR ANS on WA SHiNtiTON AND OHIO
ntvISiON leave Washington 9.Ol a "a
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$40 g 4 o M Sunday only Tor Round Hih:
20 n M daily, except Sunday. fOs Lees
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Rsis,Intng arrive at Washington S,26 n
u. and 3 90 D. IN. daily, from Round HiH.
sn.f Z -O6 a M. daily, except Sunday, from
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day, from LessbUIS.
sfbToUch trains from the South arrive ~
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m and 9:25 d. m. daily, except sunday.
and 80 a. M daily from ChariottesTtlis.
Ttckets. sleeping ear reservation, and In
for,uafion furnished at offices, 700 i5fa
-. NV oil Penns yivania avenue. and az
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Passenger station
w H. GBEES, Gen. Supt
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W. A. TURK, Gen. Pass. Agent:
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BaltilnOre&0hiO
Schedule IN effect Nov IA, 1897

Schedule IN effect Nov. IA, 1897
Leave Washington from station COTner
of New jersey avenue aud street
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Limited trains lLO5. II-20 a. Ia. SOS
p. m
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daily LOS a. ~ and $50 p m
For Columbus. Toledo and Detroit. I1.5s
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For New Orleans. MeiapnIS. Birmingham.
Chattanooga, knoX siile. Bristol and kOar
noke, 500 .. IL. daily sleeping cars
Fo5 Luray. s.4o p m daily
For Bsltigore. week days, 8. $50,
fS o. a ~ fa 20 nS 40. LII o1 10y
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For Annapolis, 10 AID ). SO a m. $50
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For Freaeriok, week days. 3. 11.2S a tn.
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DAYS, 5, .. q W., 1850. $40. a3a
5.;5 .05, IFS. p IN SundayS. -
m. is. ASS. 100. IO-I5 .. IN
Eor WashIq stoD Junction and way points.
8 a m. 40, $50 D IN week days .
a. M, I.15 D. Ia sundays
KoyAL BLUE LINE FOR csEY YORK
AND PHILADELPHlAE
AL tralas fluIslinate ted With PindSch iigns.
Fer Philadelphia. New York, Boston anu
,he East. week days. 100. 8, 10 a; m.
Zoe. i 10 tall Dining Cars, 8. 900 Din
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81 no o'cIockl Sundays. 700. a m
N rs Dining Carr, 8. l6-O6 Dining Carl
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Alditi0uaI trains for PbiIsadel Dhia. week
DAYS, daily, 3 p. M
PsrIor Cars on al da trains.
Enr Atlantic CITY, 10 "a. IN. 1905 noon
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Sundays. ,so-
tExceDt Sunday XENpreSs trains
R-0Vage called for a nd checked from no
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ratrus slagle, en suite or ma fiatS, rNc Il
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KAIf.ROAI,<.
RAIf.ROAD<.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

Ses -st %SSs
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND n
STREETS
mr., -Parior ami DIniRs Cars, HarrisL
no S9s 70 FistsDurg
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t11snss s3d Sleeping and Dining Cars lar
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Sebii and Chicago
- ~. WESTERN EXPRESS Put
anI Sleeping Car 60 fltt SbuFg ChicazD,
~ a,h "a. disDurs To CIeTeland DinlRg Caf
s.Z9 81. SOUTHwEsTERx EXPRESS
pt,, uui1n sleeping Cars Washington %
sod Glnoinnat DiainS Gar - '' -
io.so n a. fACIFIG EXPRE3s-PaiF
5E nsa Sleeping Car 70 PIttsbOrg.
- u ID Tor Kane. Cana uda qua, POchoD,
yer ana Niagara Falls. daily. exceDE sgs'
oso q. m for EImira and Remove dsay.
s 80 q SUNDAY For WdilaGnsDort danJ.
10 Pm. for wfniamsport. Rochester.
ere, buiIaio and Niagara Falls dauy.
was6in gtoa to BarraIo. s'As -"
10 40 ?. m for Erie, Csnandaipua. Roons~
tef; uIiaio and Ma CARA Falls daAy.
pu an sleeping Car HashnlgCOR -
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For fhiiadelYhia. New York and the
last.
800 p. m, CONGRESSIONAL LIZ.
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s snnds 80 a 2; n daily, except Sunday
Atlantic Coast Line Express Tor Florida
snd points on Atlantic Coast Line, 4.30
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Via Richmond and Sea bUaTt AiT Line,
$40 o. IN. daily Accommodation Tor
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IL weekdays
seusHOTc Connections.
For Atlantic City tvia Uela ware River
Fridge. aIEraH IOutel. 3-I6 y. m daily,
via Market street wharf. . 90 and II 90
a. M. i : % y. L., wees days, and ll:S9
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THE LAST WEEK.

Rowing Nod 5 Gvusy Camp-Ma dye, stella
and J.r nita tell everything without mus
take. give map showing how to tell FOR
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only l0C Make no mistaS e. CAMP, 20
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ia14t
SPIRIT ALIs NJ Mrs. ZolleT, edium,
Hoo New York ave. Glth and NV. ;.
seanceS TUESDAY and Friday evE's. int =
views daily. Sunday evening meetings,
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-2O head of
first Glass horses from Va; pair OF dark
grays: weigh 3,I00; also fine sa OILERS and
drivers and business horses; prices reason
able Call at MURPHY'S STABLE, dos
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SITUATIONS
AND FEMALE.

MANTEi - J. tlisbie. help furnished free;
drop postal or telep.sone 1895 EX
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FOE REPOSITORIES

FOR RENT-Corner grocery and provision
store, three stories: cellar: furnace: no
OLD STOCK; no good will to nay for: two
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ing the rent OF the store, cellar and sta BILE
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For RExT-FaRMs.

Fol- RLNT-A farm s,f 3 acres: half n5Ie
from SeabrDk ta.ion, ON Il. 4 L r. 4. .
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per month; house, s rooms. Apply 10
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wANTED-BICycLEs

WA NTED--Tu buy "a good See JH,l- la nj ~
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FOR SAIE-IOTS

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