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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-09
STREETS AND ALLEYS.

Street Commissioners bills for month
OF July, aggregating S2,GG5 73, ordered
paid. Bills reported by committee ior
work done on streets and alleys in July
aggrcgating 1927 rs. also ordered paid
The committee awarded the contract fol
the construction Of the seth street sewer
to Hamilton & McGaven, for brickwork
at s. IS and Sill rs per foot; ~. Cava'
naugh, for stonework, SIS rs per perch
and paving 81 So per perch. The con
tract was confirmed, and Mr.. Joseph Bod
ley was elected 10 superintend the job al
81 50 per day.
The committee recommended that the
action OF Council in awarding the con-
tract for furnishing, setting and laying
curbstone and crossing stones for the
year 1876 TO Adolph Yoke be annulled
and that tho Committee on Streets and
Alleys be directed TO readvertise for same
and award the contract to the lowest and
best bidder. The recommendation was
adopted.
The ordinance assessing water rents
for the year 1876 was read and the blanks
filled with the same figures as last year
Tie summons TO the city OF Wheeling
in the case OF John Robrecht, who claims
$4,000 damages for tho bursting OF a
water pipe, was referred to the Commit
lee on Claims.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-09
HoR RENT
EoR RENT

NOR SALE OR EENT-No. 6s EIGHTEENTH
Street, two story and q half Brick HOUSE, nine
rooms, used Is dwelling and grocery; gas and water
In house. For sale On easy terms or rent. Also y
Lots whore the old Foundry on the Island STOOD
XXI, 1927 Market 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-09

New cider has appeared in the market
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-09
HEALTH.

In obedience to n resolution Of Council
the Committee on Health inspected the
sanitary condition OF Wheat's tannery, in
the Sixth Ward. After careful in
spection, it was the opinion Of both the
Health Officer and the Committee that
the condition OF said tannery is as good as
is possible for such houses, and that there
is nothing detrimental 10 the public
health connected with the institution.
Report adopted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-09

The Committee on Fire Department
having submitted no report the above
bills were referred to them.
The City sexton's report showed TWEEN
ty.three interments, aggregating SS7 5O,
which was paid into the City Treasury
Also interments amounting to S. by or
der Of Overseer Of Poor. Referred to
Committee on Cemeteries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-09
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.

NOR sALE-A choice building lot on 18th St.
Just above Eo6, part Of tho ground upon which
formerly stood tho Samuel LAughlin residenoe, Is
for sale II Is n desirable property. The house
adjoining Is also for tale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-09

DAEK AND INSURANCE STOCK FOR SALE
ID -l6 shares In German Bank.
is shares In German Insurance Company.
i.,o PETERSON A BAKER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-09
CITY PRISON,

Prisoners on hand July !, 10; received
during the month, 81; discharged, 25i
escaped, 8; released by His Honor the
Mayor, 8, released by order Of City Ser
reant Z; now confined, IL. The men
were employed during the month as fol-
lows: at Capitol building, q days; a,
City building, % days; on Peninsula
.25i days; total $40 days. Current ex-
penses for month, Sl62 13; average cost
per head per day, S2!c. The superintcnd'
ent, in his report, says: Grinding 1t some.
what difticultto safely hold and control
the prisoners in the shanty belonging to
Mr.. Findley, the committee advised me
to move back TO our old quarters on the
hill. Believing that we should have
built in the city prison at least two cells
to enable US to more strictly enforce the
rules Of the institution, and also to pre-
vent escapes, l therefore would ask your
honorable body to give the committee In
s,ructions to have said cells built" The
Superintendent also reported bills aggre'
eating Sl72 90. A report from the Com
mittee on City Prison accompanied the
Superintendents report, recommending
that the latter be adopted. So ordered
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-09

Cry CouScn-sEcoNp BRAscn;-The
City Council met in regular monthly SEES
sion atthe city building last night. Pres
ent at roll-cail: Beltz, Erskine, Scoring,
Handlan, Hanson, Hell, Long, MyIes Nc
Cav, Pollock, Pryor, VogieF, werner,
The rnles were suspended and a coffee
license granted to Stephen P. Tracy.
WATER WORKS.
The report Of the Committee on Water
Works for The month Of July contained
Superintendent's bills aggregating $644..
81; regular monthly bills, s2S2 90. Bills
ordered paid.
ACCOUNTS.
Balance due the Exchange Bank Of
Wheeling on the LIST Of August, 1876, $45,-
700 OF. Fines collected by City Ser.
geant S247 So, lookup fees, $5S 50; total,
$40 65. Bills recommended for payment
1928 50. Report adopted.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The Chief Marshal reported expendi-
lures Of the Fire Department for the
month of July, 1876:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-09

the grades Of said streets more uniform,
and to give the Capitol building more
elevation. Adopted.
The petition Of the Elm Grove Street
Railway, TO construct a railway track
over certain streets Of Wheeling, and ac-
companying ordinance, was referred to
the Committee on Railroads.
Adjourned.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-20
Sn elmer 5GbIe rinaridlufIen.

gin GARNER, glamcn8 8ruo, Der in
Der gf6bc Der GnmbcrIanO.8eroe luObn.
tc' pIIrOc lUdbrcnb OeS glir0erfric0es
int Sabre 1862 uicoerbolt bon fouraai.
renOcn SOIoaten beim9eil6t. gr brad.
te oaDer ieincn idmmtIiden, Icbr bcocll
tenOen 9ebcnsmitteIuorratb in elmer nllr
ibn befanntcn SObIe in Siderbeit. 81.
neS Sn9eS aIS CT iib in Der S0bIe be.
tanO. brad Elm beftiocr Stlrm ans, Der
ptn Berg in ieinen @riuofeltcn Al er.
idllttcrn idicn. 8dume Iiirsten Inn,
llno IOs9criiIenc Selsltifc rOIIten ben
&bbnnO oc8 8cr0es binab. Sin Sells.
ltllf fleI 9crnoe Dor Den gin0an9 bcr
Sdble. Sort bat 5tru0 icitccm in eui
Ger Sinlternib 9cIcbt. Scin 2ebenSmit.
teIporratb CAB ibm rei6Iidc Iabrllna
nnN cine NneIIc Ucriur9tc ibn NIT 8al.
ier, $dtte cine Giienbnbn9eleIllduft
nidt iilnOit 3nfdIli0 0crubc an Der Stcl.
lc, 100 Die $0bIc lag, eiuen 8lunel
ipren9en Ioficn, 10 bate Der ncuc 8ip
ban gSinfd wie icin giep. .yOrfer &Or.
bib nod bunbert Sabre in icinem Ser.
itef aubrin0cn f6nnen. Seunod pirb
er iid nidt peni8 9cuuuOcrt babcn ilber
@lles, mas ludbrenb icincr ,Se3nnber.
un9" porOe0anaeu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-20
pOelle..
Gs aisbt nur s,pei Varteicn.

Sbreibt, pie ibr woIlt, la9t, luoS ibr
luOllt,
&rob aaem Gneru S6reicn,
SD Ia8 es unb i'd bIeib' babel:
% 9ibt MIR Slud $nrteien.
Sie cine 9rcB, bic andre Helm,
90 Dor, wie na6 ben @ablen;
bic cine an Der 9rippe IticbIt,
Oic andre mnb beSablen.
Sis Sleeper 'rauS unb friid iu'S 9unb
SirS 8aterlano 9erittcn,
9as 9oIbne 3iel miro nit Dem Mlrb
Som SOpferIten eritrittcn.
columbia, bu Idlones @cib,
Ou Srnut bon IbDofoten,
&ie biit Su in Dem iucibcn SauS
SIM $alsbult iblcbt beratbcu!
llno ii6craII im rcibcn 9anb
Sin ShaHen llno cin Ncgcn,
Ber nbcr erntet unbeItellt
ScS ianern SIeiBes Sc9en?
Sod uidtber Maun, Der pTist lmb fact,
Ser fann bic Seuie ihnin9en;
aidt, Der in bumpfer @ertitatt muB
0ic egiitens crtin0en,
au@ uidt Der Siam, Der Glieu srdbt,
Ser in bic Groe brin9ct,
Nidt, berauf Sec in Sturm une Srnne
lin 8rOO unb 9eben riu9ct.
Sur alpei Yurteien 9ibt cs 70,
0aS ldbt lid nidt berbcbleil,
Sie cine lebt bon ibrem SleiB,
Sie anbere peM 6tebIcn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-20

= 9ie ,Scicntific &reiie" briust ei.
ne intereIinnte 8uinmmcnItcIlun9 Der
Gltcren GrfinOnngen (bie obue cine ga.
tentOcieb9cbrr9 0cmadt luOrben.) luO.
ranS luir cini9c S0ta brin9cu, Obnc DC.
ren &i6ti9fcit perbiir9en 81 tuoIIen.
SIM fiinf;cbnten Sabr6unOert be9ann
man NIT ben luibti9itcn grfnoun9eu,
obne iuelde bic 8iiienlduft nidt 6icIc
ln9ebeuren SOrtldritte 9enladt babcu
fonnte: Sic 8u6brnferflinIt, oaS
SdiebpuIUer rnb Die llbrcn, ipcIde
9eutidIunO Der 8eIt 9e0eben bat.
SeitOem bat cS itctS in Den critcn 8ci'
ben int 9roben Gulturfampfc 9citanNcn,
100 es bic luidti9Itcn SeInltute errnn9,
uno fonb crit in ben Ser. Staaten Den
crfOl9rei6en Mitwerbcr, bCren 9robc
grfinoun0en Sdritt baIten nit ibrcm
IdneIIen @adstbnm lnb SnuebmcuOcn
@ebeiben. SuI9enbc Grilibun9cn hati.
ren aus benz Is. Sabrbunoert: Site
tuuroen erfunbsn (?) 1904; baS Gl9c.
bra 1872 our6 Die Sarocenen ein9e.
fhtrt; %upier aus SaOern 1417; Bic
Musfcte 1921 9umpen 1926; 1440
bic 8udbrnfcrfunit; 1460 $ol3iduit'
te; 1880 &upferitid; Yoiteinridtung
1464 8Dpsaboriife 1470; bic SiOIi.
lie uno bic llbr 1477; &andle 1881 uno
2anbfarten 14S9.-Oie eriten SuIprn
tpnroen i'm Sobr 1888 aus 8uSbef in
ber &iirfei nad OeutldIanb 9cbradt
nnb bon bort inn Sabre 1911 na6
Sraufrcid uno gu9Iano perbreitct.
8piltben 1884 uuo 1857 erreidtc Der
SnnbeI in Sulpcu Den b0dltcn @rao
Der &usbebnun9.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-20

bciier ibIieben, olS init Der eriten Stru.
pbe zines onoeren potriotiidsn 2icocS
Der Smerifansr, lusIdeS nebsn cem gle.
be bonn ,Sterucubunner" Den 5lueiten
&an9 bebauptet:
80 columbia, Sn 8erle ber @ieere,
Su $eimatb Der Wfutb'sen uuo srei'n
Sie &eIt 3out Dir G6tuu9 unb Gbrc
Sie $er3en Der Burger iinb bein.
Sein Mufrnf fam Seloen erpeden,
@enn Sittert Oein berrIiber @au,
Sein Banner groberet crihrefen =
SaS iic9reibe &otb, 8eiB uno 8lau.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-20
Nermtf1tcs.
Sie GHtifcBnus brr amerifauiibrn
glatiuHalbbmne.

9a Der bnnbcrtidbri9e 8cburtStn0
Der omcrifuniiden &epubIif INNER M
Der rilft, 10 bilrftc cS fir unicrc 2cIrl
bon SntcrCiic icin, ctlua8 NdbcreS iibct
bic Gntltcbun9 Der dmcrifaniihcn gta'
tiOnul.$Dmnc. buS "star spanglcd Ban
ncr," 5u crfGbrcn. Sic >, Qcip5i9er @Or'
ttnlunbc" brinOt cine SlbbOnOIun0 Oa
ribCr OuS Der Sober ibrcS GorreipOn
ocntcn, Sm. GOuorb 9cDb, luelde iII
iOIdc unicrcr 2cicr, luel6e bic ,8urten
lanbe" uidt Ielcu bon Sntcreiic itiu
iuirN.
Nadeai Sr. 9ebb al Die nationaIeu
8aHb,rIieber pGlbiebener SoIfsr, uis
2ntbG'S SSdtisen eboraI, Oas S6Irs'
iuis'$OIftein 2Re, bic u8adt om
&btin" unb bic :, ,1urieiUaiic" crinurrt,
fdbrt er fort:
bic amerifaniibe GcpubIif bat 9lcitb'
falls ibre MarleiIlaiie; Der 8auber ber'
ieIben 1T nod rnoeidpddt, bat bod
erlt ncuerbinsS Gin gntbuiiult brei bun.
bert tuMsub &baIer perpiui9t um Dem
0idter bcr amerifanilben NationaI.
bpmue Elm @onument 81 erridten.
Sicicr amItanb. ipe;ieu abcr Die Shat
fade; bub bieIe Sanienos bon 9eIeru ber
:, ,8urteuIuube" pos 9ieo fennen unS
Iicben, peronIabt mid, cine bcutide lle-
beriebun0 beiIelbcn, iOluic einefllr3e Sc
Eididte ieiuer entitebuug bier mitSutbei
EIev:
|. Oas Sternenbannrr.&ieh.
3 iprid fannit bu ieben bel Der Idpin.
6enocn gladt,
8as mir freuoio nod 0plbten i'm slbenb.
rotbs8IanSc.
lln7re Streifen uno Sterne, bic ludbrenS
Der Sblndt
SIM @insc 9eaattert bort bod auf Der
S6an3e?
Scr Hofeten SeiaHs - llnO Der 8om'
ben 6ebraus
86rfiinbCn bHrbS Eunfel: bic SIae0t
bait aus
> Ipri6: iuCbt oas Banner i'm @lor.
/ 9enIidtsfdein
Rod ilber ben $elOen, i'm QQnoe Der
Srci'n?
@uS ilfS, bas am Stranbe i'm glebeI
bort tuebt?
$50 bic mItblOlen Seere 6e8 SeinoeS
iebt IA fen?
SaS ih's, bns 70 ftol3 aif Der 8alb6bt
ltebt,
S08 Die silfte OeS Mor9enS 70 Hatternt
erfabten .?
Sicb' c8 9IGnSen I'M Qidt = 100 oel
Wor9en anbridt-
SelIitrObIcno unb leu@tenS - iebt 1T es
in Sidt.
q 1T ooS Sterncnbanner, lang iueb Cd
allein
,Sn Der $eimatb Der $eIoen. i'm 9anb,
Der Sreinl
llnO pe 1T bas Seer, baS 70 prabIent
eiuft idluur
Snr6 UcrbeerenOcn Srie9 uns unb blu
ti9e Sbaten
Sic $cimatb gu ralrtcn, Die beili9,
Slur2-
., ibr SIut bat Orrl6ldt ieOe Spnr, bi,
iie troten.
Sein sort ibiibte mebr bn8 9emictbgt,
Seer
sic entflob'n ODER fielen; baS @roI
Oedt iie i@wer,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-20
NrU. IS.

unO ninitern bic &OiIctte Der 9omen.
on oenrn iic pOrtetnn3en.
slIIe Nieie gemerfllnocn mad)t man
ant ben msiiten SdIIcn uuO cs lit lider,
Dap beim San3en. pie bel allen Qeibes.
lOl'n9en Der Sprnd GILT: ,IieIe iinS
osrnten, uber @enige iinS anserludbIt." :"
UIe 8eni9en aber gu iebcn, 1T ssrenpe
''ao @ennb. = Seifcn $ey iuIIte cs
h'@t erTrelIen, lucnn CT cin iin0cs @aur
0raalos an iid OOrbciIbwcben itcbt, lie
e'ne @pbrONite nnO cr Gin @furs gei.
o. os OlnpenN in Su9enO, Sd0n6eit unb
Qlnmutb?
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-20
8ebinsunsen ber Nnseisen
Nrisiafn tperhtn efiiafrldl pie foIat I:

@tf@6fts.aujtteen bsim 9abb cSfr
fiir tlntn GtslI bfs Satrts;
3TRouatt. 6 MOnait. IL Wcnatf.
Git 9ua $l00 $500 $500
DrH 3pa 1000 1900 28.00
ibefgsntbum., psrIbnli&es CT
gentbu m. unb alsemtine an,ststn 10
Gtnts tit Belle fir bic nfe Ginriiduns unb
S Gents Die 3tiIt fiji isbs nd&bsriss Gin-
rtidung.
wattniirts Wt6isin-, 9lItrs. une alIf
anbsrf an;siaen bel ber ganttn, bnlbtn, brit.
tel Obsr pisrlsl SpaItr psrbtn pis fcl9t be
Iehntt pfreeu:
Cine gauls SpdIts iGtdi6.."$15000
Cine bnlbe SpaItt - ..." 5000
Cine briltel Spaltf ..." 60.00
Gint pisrttl SpaItt .... 1000
@sri 6tsr NnleiGfn ptretn pls fOlgl
bIshnel:
9rseatcr5', ASminilrdtrrS unb
alisnis' S.9njessH........""....$2.50
Deiratbs,, Z pbessIn3etgtn,
Dauf abfnttuna u.f.p.,....."..50 Cts.
% alIs grisfs, NiitbtIlunBen &c. ruiiiftn
pis fUIst abrtiiirt psrbtn:
]. George Ripper,
P. %. Box 10
HARRISBURG, PA.
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Ssa 4aSsanssn.

Sort uuf ber Sobe bauet
Yer cm79eu Qobn,r &rob
Sir eincn reiden Scrrn
Sin prddti9 itoIScS S6loB.
SIM SbaI am 8 otte8ofer
Seft man Su filler Stub
Sie 2eide eines 8ettIerS
@it fiibIer Grbe gu.
lluo in Der cn9cn Safe,
0ort Dor bes SdreincrS &biir,
Sir cincn Icu9cburnen
Siebt cine &ic9' bcrfir.
9rei @ObnunSen fir Mcuibcn,
8oIo aieben alle ein,
8cr mag bon allen brcicn
Ser 8lilfIidite bonn icin?
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Cine intereFante Sabe(Ie.

@a6itcbcnoe iutereiiuntc Isabelle 5ci9t
Die S6nlccu Der 0rOBeren Stabteu bic.
ieS SonorS, nebit Den Sctras Der SduIb
I'M mSabr 1867 unb Der uufseIe0tcn Stcu.
er in ienem Sabr, iOlpie Der iebi9cn
Stencr, Der ginwObncrsubticCcr StaOt,
Soften Der @oIi8ci, nnO Soften ber
SduIben:
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The largest Circulation.

The Circulation of the "PENNsYLvANI-
scHESTAATs-zEITUNo" in Dauphin County
is larger than that of any other paper
published in Harrisburg, English as well as
German. 1t is therefore the best advertis-
ing medium in this part of the State.
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Die ar6Ste 8er5reituna

Die Circulation Der ,,peunfylsautf De
Staatss s3ettung" IN DaupGin County
ID gr5Bsr ais bic irsenb elmer anbtrtn in Sar>
ris6ura aebrudisn bfutlhsn obtr eiislIlHen Bel.
iung. Gle bieitt brsbalb bic bfff @tIrsenbfit,
Mnisigsn IN bisIem Gbsils btS Stdaits cine
ptttt gtrbrfituns ~ psrf9aftn.
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Sayrisbarg Trurr alarm;Selrgrnpb.

SO. 4 Gfc Der Srittc lmO Mfarft
gto. 5 Gde Der State uuo Golpbcn
SO. 6 Gfe Der 3lpeiten unO gfortb.
SO. 7 Srci;cbnte & &crnou.
SO. u Sod unb &enn'u. VI. 81.
30. 13 Gfe Der Sine unb 9tncc.
SO. 81 Gfe Der Ate nnO SamiItou.
SO. % &Cnna. VI. VI. ShOpS.
gto. "A Gfc Cumberland uno Ste.
SO. 81 Gfc Der Sritte unO 9olOcr.
gfo. 80 Gfc Der 9rittc unb NonS.
80. Il 9tcaoing 8abubof.
gtp. ~ Gfc Der 2tc lmO WfulbrrrD.
no. 81 Gfc Der 2te uno Cranberry,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-20

- Oie in @ir9inia GitD, Nebaoa, CT.
Ideinbe ,,Stuats. 8eitliu9" 1T in borieer
8Ode eiuee9aneen, iuc9eu @lau9eI an
@eIO unb llnterItiBun9.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-20

- Ser @riinOer oeS in Milpaufse,
8iScpnfn, erIdeinenocn n8anner uno
@oIfSireunb," Sr. MoriB S6OfHer, lit
am 80, 9eSenber 1875 eeitOrben.
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C.. j. J'tdlnrn C Boas,

go. 81 Broadway, Hrtpsgprf.
gBtr btIGdIiiptn uns felt tsm Sabre l847 Mi
BEN 9rfauf BON MfGItIn nuf europa une
nit Anssabunesn ucn OrIbrrn In iretm
Sris DsuitIaubs. bic sen Gmpfanatrn ire
in's Sdu5 aSbTati Rsreer;
ftrntr als alleinige
GrnrrnIsVaEiagesIsrntur 0rr Sams
burger SGmpiidjiffe
nit BEN
8srldGf ppn SbifGi6tinsn sur JtGiIt uat
uub Won europa. fir bic Dampf(tihe bn
Sambara. .Imfrifanii&tn padttfatrI9ltiirr.
@sfsli6aft;
NIT Der
ausftauus BON S6iFSi6rfutn CUR Hul,
mad Ntp SIcri. fir tic pOn Bremen tiTtEi
(uiti iitu 9nglanb) ndG )ltp. 2DOTI uni
gdIiimcrs fGtrsaCGa seniitsu Sssfl|tiht;
nit btr
gr,clura tinasbrustr 9ndarsn. N'sius H.,
ibnbaupt init allcn i'm 3cltauis ~ Unrttb
ttnben @titSfien,
unb mil Der
8efSrbruua pru Hiitm itbT Ari, mad
unb pon EUROPA, crsr In has 9nnsrs amfTt'
ia'g.
&. y. Ht6arb & 8Oas
80. 6l 9roabrap.
N.n.gnrf (Hpe. Q. 1871 J Sanuar 28, 1878.
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| Samburs.GmsrtFa
yaGetfabrt NetieR' Gsieaidatl.
@sa.HHia. psH'0aHtfiSIHiaa's
spifGsu
= O 1T burA
plpmputb, gttrtoar8 2apr'
unb
OS e 10 - ore,
vumitt.Iil Der nsusn, auf bas SOIiStls srbaai.n
unb gIssanisite einBtrthitttn 9rpBsh e'lf'HsHV0"
Dampfl&ihs
,.4Qemauuia" ,pcmmtrania" (nsD
',g,aSaIia" ,Rbrnauia" (ntu)
,.9ornIia" nSarenia"
,,Gtmbrta" nStlelia"
,.6ranrOnic" (nsu) ,Suspia" (ntD
o8rilla" "3tufenla"
,,Wermautd" n3bnIin9ta"
,,pammonin" ,,Wanealta"
,,0olIalia" DWtltppa!ta".
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-07-05
Worse Than Folly.

So insane are the methods which characterize the
more prominent parts of this anti-Chnese movement,
that it would SEEM really as though they were in
spired and pushed along by those persons and
rations whose interests most subserved by the
Chinese, and who mean to make the crusade odious
as to defeat its own avowed purposes. II is worse
than folly-t is n crime to beat the revele, aud call
the masses to arms; and yet these preparations are
making in San Francisco, and the daily press gives
them quasi endorsement. 1t ought to denounce
them in the of justice and good government, in
stead Of following them with approving comments.
1t ought to call on the municipal authority to sup
press these incendiary movements at once. The or
dinanee which forbids carrying concealed weapons
should be applied in these cases. for if the weapons
not concealed then partially concealed but evident
purpose is blood-thirsty one. and much menace
to the public welfare and safety the brgand's and
highwayman's belt.
They send cordial greetings to Antioch, and actu.
ally encourage such outrages at home as disgraeel
that village the Bay. II reason and common
would be listened to, it would be plain to be
seen as the incendary DR.. 0'Donnell's pine knots
burning opposite the International Hotel on Kearly,
that these mad advices vastly full of danger
than is the presence of the Chinese. We may just
well hang up harps. and give Il is contest at
once, if Antioch is to be emulated. and wild and
reckless youth is be ed with deadly weapons in
defence Of our anti-Chinese cause. We may win a
local temporary advantage by such tactics, but the
moral opposition will evoke will, in the end, sweep
US and our cause into the bay of ignominy and
tempt-S1n Jose Ners
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-07-05
Lighting London.

The total amount of capital invested in the
eight London gas companies is $50 100000. In
midwinter some of the largest works have TO send
as much as 100000 cubic feet Of gas in the
course of night, the gross quantity consumed
during the year being l40000O000 cubic feet,
or about $4,000, 900 feet per day. To produce
this 1900 900 tons of coal are required, each ton
OF Newcastle coal yielding on an average 10 900
cubic feet, and % bushels OF coke to the cwt
The cost Of coal alone amounts to $3.50 900,
add the value Of residual products, such as coke,
the breezs the tar, and ammonia liquor is as much
as SO. 100000 per annum.
The gas rental" of the entire metropolis is
nearly Sl5,OO00O0, including 81 100000 paid for
public lamps, so that about Sl3 900 are paid
for the gas supply. The length of the streets is
$500 miles. and the total number of mains
throughout 5000 miles. The number of street
lamps is slightly over 10000 OF one lamp to every
so yards of roadway. the gross cost of which is
not less than S675,OOO The street lamps con-
sumo l,00OOOO,0O0 cubic feet during the twelve
months. at a gross cost of S75O,OOO,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-07-05
Short Of the demand.

The exports Of sugar from the Islands in 1875
were greater than in any previous year, and after
viewing the foregoing figures it does not seem
probable that the production can be built up so
as to reasonably create any serious alarm. Lei
Us now take the rice question. The opponents
Of the treaty urge that it is possible fol- the Is
lands to produce 5O,OOOOOO pounds of rice an
nually, which would seriously imperil this inter:
est at the South. Without arguing the posi-
bilites of the case let US glance ut the actual con-
ditions. The total exports Of Hawaiian rice have
haan Ms fnllnws
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-07-05
The Hawaiian Treaty.

The following from the S. F. Chronicle. was pub
shed the strength of the report referred to else
where, that the treaty had been defeated. 1t will
show that our friends in California are socitous rs to
the result but doubtful as to the beneficial opera
tion Of the treaty:
According to yesterdays teegraphic advices from
Washington, the Hawaiian Reciprocity treaty has
been defeated through the efforts and opportunities of
the rice growers and sugar manufacturers Of the South
Ii so, great and important measure. based upon the
highest considerations of national manship, has
been successfully resisted upon false representations
of sectional interests. Those who are accurately pos
ted in regard to this matter we'll that the
production Of rice and sugar in the Hawaiian islands
is too Insignificant to njure the interests that have
made common against the treaty. The rice and
sugar product CT the islands has been immensely ex
sggerated by the Southern opponents Of the treaty
and if the opposition should prove successful that
fortunate result will be attained through purely polti-
cal influences The view the question taken by the
CarolinR rice growers and Louisiana sugarplaners is
exceedingly one, and it should have had
little weight with Congress. Our trade with China
and Japan is increasing with every year. and it is of
prime importance to the security Of this trade that We
should possess precisely the kind Of influence at the
Hawaiian group that the treaty would secure us.
It will be national disgrace well as national
loss if Congress, Of compaisance to the appeals
from South Carolina and Louisiana shall forego the
great benefits which would the United States
from the ratification Of the treaty.