The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-10-12

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proiuslon Of ringlets shoHt Der BscE ard shez.esrt.
While at tic OsrGsaS, they VISITED Tie nonsey
cage o. pen al The top II the hill. They went close
o. tie side 10 gel a good view Of the znimsis. II
MSS noticed tha. a black. loug-armei ape also
seemed 20 be attracted by eUfls, and east naoy
side1oug slances at their ~esrsr. Pfess8uy a
Ilaicious snlirk played over bis Features. be
Threw his eyebrows bsck. aud spFingSng with the
rapidlty Of llghtailg agains, tie side Of tie Clgs,
thrust his lo8s arms through tie bars snG caught
hold upon the rinslets. The lads screamed. Lnt
Rot vii. pain, Tor ia an Instant the lsiS- collection
VS. INSIDE tA, SAgr, and II" stood S-tonr t1y &c
tataIs wi.h head a. baid - 10 20 waters bad
poured their irCSis and SHOWS upon H.
she appreciated the situation. aad Al dFst laughed
heartily. The spectators joiued Ia With her. bat
Tie young mau looked serious. and the app chat
tered tauutlugiy from tie top pole ia bic cage, -
b. looked down sad shook The wig at It's oSaer.
Mcu ulSd 10 coax bis apeshlp down. but - no
purpose. aud then The Young lady Rept A cake
was thrown % Tie ape be came down. aHd il aas
hoped lie would give Up The EiEglsts. But be- Was
Not ready d do 80. and rolling them together, be
Sat down Ca them ia the middle - the cage aud
deyoured tie cake with the greatest GOODNESS and
apparent relish. At this juncturs the keeper
came. took the Wig away from the ape snd gave it
u the lady. The euris were rearrsuged. the Wig
rrad!uSted, and the party left The unfortunate
girl had been IN. and the physician directed her
hair to be shaven OF close. Hence the nee~ssity
Tor tie viz. sad The adventure With The ape.
MCrdi-Ladies who wear wigs may deceive men,
bu; they must beware u the Penetrating eyes Of =
moukey-S J.. BaHetja.
WHAT TUITION CoSrs-This statement shows the
cost Der scholar for .uitian only 10 some Of the
principal cities q the United States. These returns
were obtained principally in answer 70 circulars
sent cat by the superintendent Of Schools OF De
troit, Michigan: New York City. SCI; Boston
Mass. Sl4 81 Brooklyn n. y, SIs 20; Louis
vile tKy)- Sl3: Cleveland (Obiol SI3: lanes
Vile (Ohio), SlZ 10; New Bedford (MaSs), SIl II;
Cincinnati (Ohio). SI2 OF; KoxbuTy Mass.
(Obio). Sll 90 Davenport tlOwa). SlI - Chi
cago lIl), sIl Il; Lawrence Mass. SIl os;
New Haven Conn. $40 20; Toledo (Obio).
Sll 90 Newburg q. y, SO 65 Dayton tOhio).
$40 10 Syracuse y. y. $40 % Lowell Mass,
SO IS: Fort Wayne (lDd.). $40 &c; Worcester
iiass.). $40 o. Oswego ~. ". 50 "a Erie
(Pa). So SIS Detroit (Miob.l, a. % Aewbury-
port (Mass.1. 81: san Francisco Cali. 81 30:
State OF California (ayerag-), SIS 60.
The Navy Department has issued an order, that
passed Assistant Paymasters and First Assistant
Engineers will rank with licutenaHts; Second As
sistant Engineers with masters; Third Assistant
Engineers with midshipmeu who have graduated
al the Naval Academy. and Cadet Engineers with
midshipmen who have not graduated a. the Naval
Academy. The same order states that lie regula-
lions prohibiting officers from visiting the District
Of COlumbiaw without. the permission OF the Secretary
are rescinded. Hereafter the Admirals salute IL TO
De seventeen guns and his tag lie to be Of rectan-
gular shape. Of blue color. and having four white
stars in the centre forming a diamond.
PETROLEUN A. FUEL FoR LoooxOTTvEs- The
Titusville (Pa) Herald describes the fourth Of a
series Of experiments made al the shops Of the
" 7 dAA II tdHhAAI haIiItA 1T ~ 4N4-
lows: The apparatus used was Spencer's burner.
Ii i described a. consisting Of a pan covering the
bottom OF the frebox in the locomotive. and taking
the place Of CRATES On the pan are placed heaters
or gas-generaiors. six in number. consisting of in
cliDed plates of cast iron supported Al an angle OF
~forty-fve degrees. Opposite 10 each heater is an
injector. conveying the oil To the heater. where il
is easily converted into gases, oxygen being only
furnished to toe gases In their nascent state FOR
combustion. The oil i in d tank on the tender
i conveyed by feed pipes TO the injectors. each
pair Of ~injectoTs being controlled by a throttle. by
means OF which The ere Is regulated as readily a.
the light Of a lamp. The locomotive used weighed
thiTty-Ole tons. ana wac q hundred and fifty horse
power. No cars were attached. Under eighty-6ve
pounds Of steam the locomotive passed over four
miles Of track in less than eleven minutes. All in
the party agree that oil NAV supersede wood and
coal in railroad use There Is at present no bet
ter field for invention than the contrivIng Of furDa-
ces for producing combustion. safely and ecoDOmi-
cally. from petroleum. Also. in the feeding from
and constructions Of tanks for conveying tie liquid
European.
The viceroy of Egypt owns one hundred steam
plows.
a law has been enacted in Canada directing
that the doors Of all public buildings should open
outward.
The Parisians spend $50 Oo.0 900 francs annually
for beef sDd mutton, 95,00O.o 900 for bread. and
202. 0J0. 900 for wine and beer.
l.. 200. 600 ont OF 2S.O00O0O of the Italian popu-
lation are unable 10 read and write.
lie great E1SI lnCl3l mlttfOaAsrc. VINO since ms
death has been leader OF his eoreligioniss,
R~ustomjee Jamsetiee Jejeephor. proposes 10
compromise with his creditors for Eve Annas in the
rupee. Three years ago he was worth Sle.0O0.000.
Ii Is reported from Berlin that the Government
IS more than ever determined not to yield to The
demands Of Denmark in respect 70 North ScnlesWig.
The Milan Gazette estimates Garibaldi's forces at
700 men.
The British Reform Lescne have resolved TO
their organization. Tor the purpose OF
-z----en- ~hA.a Ito - -ka -a-- ---- n
members pledged in advance 70 Liberal principles
The leading feature Of the new programme will be
TO obtain for voters the protection OF the
\ fne alligator. seven IN feet length. has been
brought - Liveryoolby the African steamer E1i-
lpe. Il is in excellent health. Judging by the vieor
With which ii snaps Its jaws. and during the voyage
vas accommodated IN = puncheon, water being
occasionally through one OF the slaves.
The Marquis Of Butte has purchased Louden Cas-
lie. in Ayrshire, the seat Of the Marquis OF Hastings,
or SI..35.O0o. Losses by horse racing compelled
he Marquis OF Hastings to sell.
=" Death, Iii tr7c." says Victor Hugo. has place
It the Exposition. but lis in the form 81 8 cannon.
,ot in that OF a guiliotInc." He adds: A very
me scaffold was offered but refused
The PrRSSian Government Is continuing to convey
var material To puppel and SonderhurC ~ defend
hose important places in case Of war. Tais pro-
hem up 70 Denmark.
The American l5incb Rodman gun was tried
1eceRty against TIE Sinch target al Shoehuryness
50 great eject that It may he said TO have
lCoveG lis caHabilitv Of penetrating any Of The
English iroR-oladS afoat al a range Of - yards
The number % vessels hGilt in England in 1856
US So. representing a Tonnage % SS2-S52, against
rs vessels. with y tonnage al S2s.s52 "a the pre-
ions wear. The Russian army IN 1858 consisied Of
$4,000 men At the present time II consists 90
1000 mon. This number could soon be increased
q llS0.O1a. besides 100000 irregular troops. The
gar has therefore a iots! military force Of nearly
100000 men.
The English Consular service abroad now costs
total sum Of El66ISS The staff comprises -
ousuIs-general lS1 consuls- and 90 vlce-cousuls,
surgeons. one chaplain. and four Law clerks.