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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18
THE CALIFORNIA HOODLUM KU-
KLCN.

The unhappy condition OF affairs on the
Pacific coast as regards the Chinese question
has been wildly portrayed In our news col
nmns by the relation Of various murders, aud
the particulars OF Incidents In which John
Chinaman always figures as the aggressor
against the ordinary usages of civilization.
Not long ago we heard of the arrival, at San
Francisco, of q cargo Of Chinese women, and
their subsequent sale for disgusting and i'm
moral purposes. Then we learned Of an at
tack on a lot Of Chinese laborers and their
murder by California "hoodlums." More
recently We have heard that the members Of
the Hip Ye Tong Society were acquitted by
the court before which they were tried on
charges OF the most immoral and criminal
character ION Chinese testimony" These
statements furnish sufficient insight into
the situation To prove that much blame ex-
ists on both sides, for We accept the decision
which obtains In California, and acknowledge
that the Caucasian and Nongolian races are
dn reality arrayed against each other. But
'One thing must he added in favor Of the lat
ter, which, as expressed by Mr.. NOrdhoff a
careful, intelligent, conscientious man, In q
aetter tothe Tribune, Is that they are, as .
class, peaceable, patient, ingenious and in
stustriOts."
We see In all this complication which re-
Juires careful and assiduous attention. We
cannot afford to close our doors against Chi
nose immigration, and our capitalists will not
cease to employ them when their services are
offered NJ the low wages for which they seem
10 be willing to work. At the same time we
know that the hoodlums Frisco for bar
room loafer--eOntrolling as they do an i'm
niense political influence, not only demand
Ihc most inyidious laws against them, but fol-
low mp their demands with physical demD n :
STATIONS resulting, as We have shown, In
murder and riot 1t Is useless to argue alb
@tract questions Of human equality with the
hoodlum, for no will reply that his enemy,
John, 10 n heather, has no respect for the
virtue or position Of the women of his race,
and Is given to vices which shock the neral
ity Of civilization. When this Is said the
arguments against the Chinese are exhausted.
On the Atlantic coast Of our great country
cmigrants from the European countries are
landed every day possessing many obnoxious
peculiaritiesi but they rapidly assimllate
themselves 10 their new surroundings, which
the Chinese do not. Yet there are many in
stances to be found showing that they are |
capable Of better civilization than they |
seem 10 have reached, rs a class, ON the Pa. |
ciAc slope. These Instances are illustrated
In the fact that hundreds OF them are engaged
In business for themselves, dress In modern
costume, and educate their children ut our
Institutions OF learning. They belong to the
great human family, are possessed Of capa-
city 10 Improve their condition, and, with
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We CONTINUE this morning the publication
OF verbatim report of the Government In
vsstigation into the Wawaset disaster. The
public Interest In this matter has not abated,
and the exclusive publication Of the official
report In the REPUBLICAN is duly appre-
eiated
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REPORT having been circulated that Pres.
ident Granthad accepted an invitation to at
tend.th fat mems clam bake, the Albany Jour
nal facetiously refers to 1t as another proof o.
his likeness to Cesar, who said unto An
tonius
.Let mo have men about mo that are fat;
Nond Casslus has q lean and hungry look.
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PUBLISHED livery MORNING
tsunday, e1cepted,

SP~sons hdufng tie city during ne trdp-
cling season can haze DE Republican mailed
10 heir address for any length Of time 0'ey
may designate, a. 90 cents per month, payable
in ddcdnce, By ordering he same at he office.
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

HsrsslssafI tRs Sne siSa HS FEY d . foHk.
hsis rcu hna w }2ah ypI4hs sfSs M [s
TWEEN new YofRR, hLtRhiNpRhiiA. aSzsszez
WASHINGTON. aud 6EoRqETQWH,
as Follows: Leave New York from Pier o. East River
every Saturday Att .. N, LeAye 0eorsetOwn every
Friday, MA m. aud Alexandria the same day Il
For full Information, Apply 70 r. p. 4. DENHAM.
AGENT, Once and wharf foot Of High street decree
No. torf avenue !, W. rHOMpBON,
NhN prpstdcnt
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fES1COUNTY OF WASHINGTON,
40 BOARD OF PUBLIC woItKs
sEg. TO THE PUBLIC.

sSS- TO THE PUBLIC.
RaIc., Regulations, and Instruction. for
tho Prevention OF the spread OF Rpi.
dcmic, Infectious, and Contagious Dis
eases In the District Of Columbia.
II ss. act oE the e Dis
ss 4 t. made d ne duty Of me Board q Heath
the ali 6.st Z VIM n sT na
ed BY any formidable epideluic, Infectious or con
orders. regulations, and ipsiTnetiohs As may. in
their Judgement, be deemed effective for the pre-
Ss q Sc I'D ss SsGs1s
I a@a sf. ua Ss n h Sa% vail a
in such manner as IN the Judgment 81 saia Toafd
Hay syrs Se deemsd nseessSs s NOM hsrefGre The
ssns nal ssia psst SSR% !. h ss
MAKE sha i,sne tne f1liowng orders, regulations
livery EhSysiSisn p head Of any family in the
= SIS Of cholera, smallpox. yellow fever ship
fe.sr, relaigins fever, or other spidemios, conta
fornstion report the same TO the bsSrI of Health.
%sa spS e h sdS SrsTg po
ne e tS q dsssh raisss upon special pernssion
ment shall. for sufficient reasons, be extended and
every undertaken within the District o. Columbia
10 hereby required upon the certificate Of the at.
tending physician Or other responsible person hav-
ing cCniEance Of the case to report the same 10 tbe
Board Of Health and secure permit for the burial
y, NO railroad or steamboat company or other
common carrier shall bring into the District OF 10.
lumbia any person or ar, iCle known TO be- or sIls
pected OF being Affected by any OF tho foregoing
Diseases but any railroad oar, steamboat or other
convey nce on which there may be any person or
Aforesaid shall be stopped upon the limit Of the Dis
uiot Of Columbia until the oard OF Health II duly
nophsd OF the same and the proper officer thereof
~ saf Az q ihs according to tue
4 During the providence Of any OF the foregoing
di-eas,s within the District OF Columbia there sha
ashes, sulphate Of iron carbide acid with sulrhate
q lime, or some other previously tested and snita
BILE disinfectAnt in waller Closets OF 10 pounds Of
with one half pint Of crude carbolio acid added IL
the solution, shall be employed In 1uAniities not
less than onN pint night aud morning; In drains
sewers, and upon premises generally, quick lime
shall be used In such quantities aud within such
times As TO Keep AL promises within the District Of
Colpmbia N proper sanitary condition.
dSraEsTs IN he ely Of arc ae sri * qn n
qnirel to report to the Board OF HEALTH on or be
lore the tenth day Of each mouth, until 9th rwise
ordered; Si is.tsr9snas Tade by ,hsm together
sponfibs person edsnizant n ihe circumstances
the name sex color, age, time Of and cause of DEATH
other facts as may serve 70 identity me Individual
spread Of epidemic, infectious or contagious DIS
These regulations the Board Of Health will. to
conserve tie pubn health. rigldly enforce accord
ihs duty q liz board 81 Hssih % ssat STders.
regulations and ins'rHS Siiiiis L f SGS
President Board Of Health. Dist Of Columbia.
Attest; d. w BLISS, NJ. d., Secretary,
Approved II. D. coosE, Governor. iyltat
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BOARD or PUBLIC WongaJ
-, Disrhicr or toLUNBiA, )
,,,, WAsHIsaros, August q, 1871 \
Whereas II having b Gu deemed conducive to In,
public Interest to extend Nineteenth street north
west iron Bbundary street to Columbia road
through the land Of Max, Lansbursh, Jas ii. Ridge
way; NPChipman, A. Pardon, and Others own ms
land IN Oak Lawn subdi i.iol. aud the r,
Of Land Of John Little; aud whereas the eltepsioi
g said street has been by tie dire ton OF the un
parepared aud flcd in our once Notice II hersby
given Of the proposed extension Of said street AMI
All PERSONS having objections thereto are request ed
70 make them known to tho undersl gncd on the la
dIay o. pser,e nber I a. noon 81 the otes q the
the District OF Columbia. Room Ma is MorTison
6uilding, fourand ahalf street. Wellington. u
~, whsrs any objections which may be made viii
HENRY D. COOKE.
ALEXANDER Il SHEPHERD,
JAMES 4. MA9RUDLR,
ADOLF CLUSS,
HENRY A, WILLARD,
...- hoard Of Public Works
Aull,l5h,2,S&H lChronicleA a. start
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The Norfolk Journal Is getting uneasy
under the restraint imposed upon 1t by Its
pledges to support the Malone railroad ticket
in Virginia. Referring to the illusions fire.
quently made by ''some Of the newspapers
representing certain railroad interest" to
the fact that the contest over a ''free railroad
law" will be renewed In the next Legisla-
ture-''meanlng, II they mean anything, that
men known to be opposed to free railroads
should be elected"-the Journal speaks In
unmistaken terms as follows:
'Now, we tell these gentlemen plainly that
this thing has gone far enough. II It he persisted
In others will take q hand In the discussion, aud
u will then be too late to make another truce.
We ardently desire the success OF the Conserya-
tive cause. and we regret to see the prospects OF
success impaired by the indiscreet utterances of
the partlsans OF this or that particular interest
lie who wantonly dlsturbs the existing entente
sortfas between members Of the same party who
yet diner on questions OF internal improvements
10 no lrue friend to hts State. He III sowing the
wind. and may reap the whirlwiI d. Let US save
virginia nrst, and settle minor issues after
wards"
This Ia, indeed, plain talk, and it shows
coneinsiyely that the Conservative corrup-
Uonists have sacrificed the dearest interests
OF the State, not only to the prejudices of the
past, but to the close communicates, the value
of whose railroad dividends was the para
mount influence in the Richmond convention.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18

NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE,
~ ats Pennsylvania avenue, adjoining Metro.
poltan hotel. by CLARK HENRY. special a..
estate Sales At the store every evening Of jewery,
watches, cutlery hosiery. dry goods, clothing and
consisnments OF every kind. Sales at private
houses respectfully solicited and satisfaction guar.
antsed By strict attention to business and prompt
pay ments we hope to secure patronage. one OF ths
nrm y an experienced auctioneer. having been OF
the business over twenty years. The other has
Auikn 7 CLARK HENRY
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MEDICAL.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

HAPPY RELIEF for Young Men, from the ef:
restored. lmpediments to Marriage removed, New
nethod Of treatment. New and remarkable RENE
yslopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
south Ninth street, Philadelphia fa,-an institu.
duct aud professional skill. Jy7Bm
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OF WASHINGTON,

BOARD or PUBLIC wongs) c
49, DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, y Il
$40, a., WAsHIsGroS, August 4, lsia u,
MhoTeas " having been deemed conducive to tn
pubic interest To widen Fourteenth street or Pney
branch road, from boundary street TO Stnurhton
street IN the south division OF CoUmba university
grounds On the square between said streetA In said
aiyisi9ni and whereas the, widening Of said road
IN said division, batween the Aforesaid points has
been by the direction OF the undesigned duIy snr
waved. and plat thereof Irepared aud d ed In our
office; Notice Ia hereby given Of the nroposed eX ten
sion Of said road and all persons having objections
thereto are requested TO make them known to the
noon at the ofiice Of the Vice President of the
Board OF PUBLIC Works OF the District Of Coum.
half street, washinEton, D. O., where any oh eciions
which may be made will be heard and Considered
HENRY y COOKE,
ALEXANDER II, SHEPHERD,
JAMEs 4. MAaRUDEa,
ADOLF CLUSS,
HENRY A. WILLARD,
,,,,,,,,.,, board Of Public Works
auli.lbIs,.t2SSl IChroniclc&Starl
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BOARDING.

- ROOMS, In ypcd locality, convenient to the
Executive DeIartmentx Apply at us Twelfth
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LNOR SALE OR TRADE FOR CITY PROP.
II ERTY.-The attention Of those who would like
the chApce OF Q welidenned speculation IL espe
and very desirable
A X M
In the county OF fairfaI, about Is miles from Wash
inton. and on the main road leading TO the village
q occoguAn and the city Of Alexandria, and beins
Manassas railroad, and miles from nayiyAble wa
ter comprising ~ acres o. open, sra9le land and
and which will cut 10 cords 10 the acre, The Farm
y well watsred, there being spring IN every heid
very large prsst In height and dense, and for fue
alone Il WORTH txtee the san sskad FER the entire
and yields well, Farms ADJOINING this astat
rs held A. MY dollars PET acre The purchase o.
the land will be sod a. the very low price Of "a
Per acre, part cash and baianee ON terms to suit
The purchaser or will be tradel for city property.
HESTER Il nyOS,
Heal Estate Brokers,
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RAILROADS..
DKNNsYLvANIA AIR LINE
PhiIADELEEFgIsAyopr

'hTTSS1nukii 'TiMnnF CIV h'Nh
~ PiiiLiDELIHIA,,.
AND ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ENGLAND
THROUGH BEryskS %AsulNoTos AND
wrrnouHTF oiIa HSiiE br CARS,
The equipment on ms line Is new and Of the most
sSs RAJ 5s1EsA
2Rs mi - ffa Tsssr bSfsp Up SUNDAY
from and striving a. lie dspot q ~ he Baimore
and Potomac railroad. northeast corner o. Sixth
III Fat line, leave Washington, 80 a. M dsily.s,
Leave Bsitmorca s;S a. m. daily. sIcep, Sun.
Leave west Philadelphia, a, iaisa p m. daily. s,.
Arrive At New York aI p m. daily. except Sun.
Richmond express, leave Washington At Os p m.
leave baltimore sts Is p. M. daily. except Sun
leave west Philadelphia q, s@ p. m. daily. e..
Hr,lse a New York a. sio p. m. daily. except
Mini express, leave washington Al 90 p. m daily.
fsSs WI; VII S.as 4 4 SsIly daily
fi1s e w VAN SsS a 81 m
IEs s A S::s ssas Nv sIR
a.c a.. a gors with steamer,
Hsfcsa. YofR osnfs .ha f Had:.n
s = oM ~ ~ s spY s,sep spu on
bssssss called for snd checked Al hotsls and Pri.
ss,::@ S$,..$s NY: ~
.ss fSS's$ss
lystu General PASSENGER Agent
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
v Y q T Y

lson the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. adjoining
the grounds Of the Deaf and Dumb Institute. My
twelve minutes walk from the II street cars At
Ninth street east Lots containing $3.50 feet for
only ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS, on
easy terms. Any one can buy lot.
Apply Ito
GEO. M. LANCKTON.
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GRO. M. LANCKTON,
aulsu SIS Seventh street. opposite =. o.


T. A pIsln,hLE HONE.
roof Z nss1y i ncS n5 G sna
strns,ed IN VERY .nIsIicr m,nncr INTENDED Az
srs6itec, and mechanic. the house Contain. seven
r ro With Al The medetn improyements Lot
and the Whole surroandsd VIII Ssas IRON renee
Ts s o' Tie stcS %,
sold Tor less than cost and nlon reasonable terms
Real Estate Brokers, p n5i New aosR ayenac.
aul6u Corner Fourteenth st. northwest
Tor sALH-BRICK HOUSE, NO. 400 o
Ana street n15;hEss' ss rooms' hall cellar: water
trimmed throughout Psice, $500 inquire Or De
prcinses hhls shWim'
CoR sALE.-A SPLENDID ROAD HORSE;
j. one Of the fastest, best and most pleasant
s.ss RI ss SSss Ss so'; sH
EoR SALE.
Abou, "a gallons. cat.wbs and Concord WINE,
sr sSS on my i.r n Msryisnd e rs sas
"a E a A. w e., 2. s' sS Ike
M ss~ 'si .: sas s AZ o Ct
qRa EdFs ssps have
,ss so1ntfy Sns i,ssf ssi
YEhhs 70 manufacture y, and ~ made ~ an en-.
ained BY psssi;ssi ,lps,iaeSa. since Is and at
co.i that has Compelled me 70 abandon n future
nS in mead
would not now be offered for sale at the price named
'ISSsIoKNEss 1T WILL BE APPRECIATED.
A this Wine Ia too nigh priced for the trade to
| handle propose TO dispose Of II TO some person
who desires Il for b. own private U.S. y can be
| bought for cash ct siu rrJ gallon by taking the
| or y
Persons Of wealth have here an ,qpportunity to
obtain from first hands vino suitable Tor storage.
and guaranteed free from drugs and foreign mat.
Il its own Recommendation. Cali and eSauine II At
my private residenee, No is:s seventh strict
| null.tf
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HATS.

THE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW
l. SCHOOL OPENS MONDAY. September l.
square. Students receive superior AdyaniayeS II
greatly reduced cost AulSim'
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ITO ARCHITECTS.
wAsuIsuTos, August, ls53
In acsoskA1eo with ths prov .sioDs Of an act Of
Congress. approved Ma rch g. 1878. the unders sned
hereDy inytts arolitsclpsal plays or etches lnOt
Including dstatls or working plans for new build.
ing for the Library OF Congress, TO be drawn In Ac-
eordAnce with ll"i ia and conditions which wiilbe
furnished 10 applicants. The sum Of hfteen hun.
adjudsed the best by the commission: one thou.
aAnt dollars for the second best, and ave hundred
December. issa -
The plans must be submitted on or before the lat
day Of November next, and addressed tprepaid)
to the Librarian q CONGRESS. Washington. b, q
Chairman OF the Joint Committee
on the Library.
o,poIss,o, Chairman q the Senate Commit.
tee on Pubic BUILDINGS aud
Grounds.
aulseo Librarian OF Congress.
T LIBERAL COMMISSIONS PAID RELIABLE
l mon for selling the Weed sewing machine; .tCe
Ninth street aul5st
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ENOR sALE.-WE HAVE FOR SALE, ON THE
Streets and very near tho East PARK, In the inIie.
dLate true front Of the Capitol. BUILDING SITE
lnt-wth large frame dwelling thereoii-taxlib feet
This IL . rare Opportunity for securing the finest
At the head OF tho most beautiful tinrouxhfar OF
the city, aud at two thirds the price ut which It may
be bought six months hence. -
jyp-eotf Raj Estate Brokers. Capitol Hill.
The New York herald., 1873-08-14
CALIFORNIA.
Governor Booth the Decay OF Party
supremacy.


sAN FRANCISCO, August 13, 1873.
In his speech before ihe mass meeting held
under the auspices Of the Peoples Onion last
night, Governor Booth discussed the present dis
tntegration OF political parties In the presence OF
new dangers and new issues, he said, party dis
cipline had been destroyed. Men direr, not as re.
puohcans or as democrats, but as men OF inde-
pendent constitutions The moral forces can no
more be restricted by conventions and platforms
and resolutions than the tempest can be stayed by
proclamation OF peace. When parties cease to
represent principles aud ideas no power can hold
them together. The contest now throughout the
Union is the Old one between prerogative and Der.
sonai freedom-between the power OF the strong to
take and the right OF each man 10 hold his own.
Inc nnuence and concentration of captal are 10
be resisted. IL nights for control or the
railroad system everywhere; Tor political
supremacy III every State, and, with this immense
pressure upon eur rights, We are In danger OF be.
coming enslaved in spirit, OF losing the sense of
manly independence which is essential TO
freedo1n. The power threatening this danger
has not reached unity, but the work s Ger.
tainly being done. The tendency 10
concentration under single head Is so manifest
that all can see IT, The speaker held that when
government builds railroads II should control
them for the public good and when defrauded
OF its securities should take possession Of
the roads. Referring TO the Central Pacific
Railroad company, he said that throughout this
State its iron finger every pulse OF industry
On every throat its iron hand was Tightening or
relaxing its grasp as the interest caprice OF its
iron will dictated.
The New York herald., 1873-08-14
Marine Disasters.

STEAMSHIP REBEccA CLYDE, from Wilmington, NC. for
Baltimore previously reported ashore below the former
port, was hauled off by steamer Waccamaw and towed
Into Smithye The vessel is not injured, and win
sumo her trip 10 Baltimore she receives
the cargo which taken out TO light her OF the shoa
ssIp BkAusAsrs CASTLE (Brl, from Calcutta for New
YORK, remained ashore Aug in the position as
heretofore noticed The Coast wrecking Company ha
abandoned the SHIP having ound her Keel to be broken
and her bottom badly beaten The salvage cargo
saved has been settled TO 10 per cent
SHIP Golden FLEECE, Horton, rom New York for San
Francisco which put into Ro Janeiro June In distress
resumed her voyage July 0, having repaired.
BARB NELLIE Moopy qBr), from Philadelphia for Ham
burg In towing down the Delaware Aug 2. went the
Bulkhead bar at AM, but OF without damage and
proceeded.
BARK ADELE, from Shanghae for Foochow, which put
back u port May 8 in distress repaired reloaded and
sailed again for destination June H..
BRIO MAcDArA (Br from SO John, NIB, for Cuba which
got ashore In Annapolis Basin July a. sprung and
put back to st John, was repairing at the latter port
Aug9
Hayten before reported stranded the the
latter place. was got OF and arrived ut Cape haytien.
The New York herald., 1873-08-14
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. Ia. 1873.
CLEARED.

Sons. ''S'S num- Dc - "ofb"ns .
Steamship Hansa O0er sauycr preme, win so.,bamn.
ton-Oeirichs n Co '''' "'e"'c" 'i@ oou'n""P
esssnip Atlas @ @tBr Porter Kingston Ja and Turks
Co '""''' Nu"'fs'on-H morgan
I61iaps Metropolis Nckerson Wilmington, NO
Co. '' ''"'"ofP-'Hcop W schmidt q
Elwell Co WV N"p'es ana beghorn-Jas
~. snip Bridgewaer, Todd San Prancisco-smonson A
anJ a Xnoen o. t1e south r Adair Port Chalmers
BARK Kate (Brl Murphy, Liverpoo-Irett son a 10
Bark ueorge Adcrl, segelken, Bremen-C InJIr,y %
yich A CO. w." ~'' ''cso-e'oeo