davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-09-15
SIrfei.

9onoon, IS. Sept. Cine 9epcl6e
Der .Simcs" aus W,en msloet, onB am
Samitase in Gontantinopel Elm M!ini=
1terratb gebolten wuroe, nm henGntl1luB
melder o0s &abinet porber sefabt bate,
nno wel6er Den Md6ten an Wontnge
porsele9t weroen lOlte, pieoer III Grpd=
9un9 All 5ie6en. Ser G~orrelponoent
%bebauptet, bob oieisWiebererlpd9un9 Den
Iori0ldgen Der @robmdhte, DEFENDERS
oenen pon England, ausulbreiben iei.
81. GQlptt, Der britil9e@elano!e, erfubr
suerit> oob biepforte elmer Wafienltil
itano aus9ei6losen uno Die Yeoinsun
gen nnter peI9cn 1e Srieoen l6lieBsn
,poate, anfaelteat bate; er bsna9ri9tio
te feline &egieruns pon bisiem @or0an-
ge. 3wei Gage ipdter, ON Bonner
Itase, fano bic S6pertum9iirtun9 bes
neucn @ultons in Der GDoub-M oidce
ltott, uno an ndbiieu Gage, Dem Sob
botbe Der Sirfen, wurocn feline oflSl ae
8eiddfte ueraanbelt. SieIc beioen Sas
ee benubten Die @eianoten Der @rob
md9te, I'm Der Yforte Den Grnit DER Sell
porsufiibren; jcber @elanOte iibsrmittslte
IeinenSnirnftionem 9em0B, Uel6e ieopd)
teinobe ioentil1 maren, feline Soti6all
~einSeln unO maAte bic piorte auf 81,
@efabr auimertlam, welher lid oIeielhe
ausiebe. wsun lie Die gesenmdrtlse Gele.
9enbeit, 6rieoen gu iNlicBen, u~nbeniiBl
poriiber eeaen lleBe. Gs i@eint, ouf
oielelbe @orltelungcn ni6t o9ne Griolq
iparen, obelei0 Der neue Gntl6IuB oel
pforte nod :i6t betannt III; es l1elnl
jeoo9, NAB bas pereini9te Torgeben Der
Wtdhte einen tiefen @inbrud in CONTAIN
tinopel gema9t b1t. Mittlerlpcile baben
Ole Siirfeu Die aftipen Sper ltionen pie-
Der anfsenommen uno ben off5ieler
Sfr'6ten aus Scl9rao na9 Su urtbei'
len. l9einen Die Serben lpenis Spff
na"s gu BADEN, ibre PolitiOnen bel Sc,
H9fao balten Su tHnnen. Sic Ibberu
l';ns o's @snerols 9orpatopil6 Dor
, 1876-09-15

0irginia StaatS<Va5e1Ef
tasltp beraua8sssbsn son
9obn 9. Qfin.
no. 8 3mDlite Straee'
u d. III ;, y a.
, 1876-09-15
Wreiie ber Mu5eigen:

t3ryF,re Wn,eloen wer. en- Tiger bettdnef.
adt pter t~rentaer Bel %rpllben einea square.
gae Gu;eieen Fnb int Spraus st sabfet.
Die 3eituna Nib III Giampnt Sub I'm.
esaene BON Ben 3rasern fir IS Gents per
Wpbe auseftraeen.
, 1876-09-15

BSS THE CIRCULATION OF THR
STATS GAZETTE IS LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-09-15
9nldnSilde pepe[Aen.

% abinaton II, IA. Sept. Mus
Dem Yatentamte muroen Ieit Nnnobme
Der betreHenben 8crwlaiaunssbia 76
GIerfs, belnabe elm 8lertcl Der 9onScn
Nnoabl, entlalien, uno Die Seamten be.
l4 ueren lid, Dap ni@t geniiscnos &raftc
uorbanoen leien, UNI Die u%orliesenOen
arbeiten 81 erleoi9en.
, 1876-09-15
G9gpten.

2onb n, IA. Sept. Ser GORE
lppnosnt bes oStunoo1o" in NIer0norla
berl6tet, BOB Der &rlcg SwilAen ggpps
ten uno Mbpilinien o1sn Mn5elhen nah
,pieoer e,neuert merben miro. Sruppen
uurben bon Suc5 na9 Moliowap abSc=
iAidt.
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snsseriotior8 4reiiet
, 1876-09-15
neuffe telegr. pfpe(ben.
GugtanD.

2pnoon, 10. Sept. Son Carlos
unb @efolse fam ON Montage in ST.
rerpoo1 al unb ~reilien io9lei6 nab
gou ob, no li6 feline @emablln bsftn
bet.
, 1876-09-15
Die Tnhkurl

CIV CT
s%nfoben. Die &ns wirb bnr6 has iogemannte
Spbbac unb bur6 @tnnebmen non SoDpmIber
bepfrtt. 0te 9obbdber seisen an, no bic &ranfbett
tbren Gis bot, NJ tief Tie lte9t, uno au 9let9er
Seit seisen &c bic 9ebenstruit 6eS Meniden an.
3uuienoe Siuo In ben lebten 5pet Sobren tn ber
wOroen. Inter ben Gebettten beiinoen ii9 ptele
4erste uuo Ipotbefer. Ole 9o9bdber unterI6etten
I'D bon anceren Saoern baour6, bab fe etrett amt
bic 6ranfbett etnwirten, uno ben tranfen StoiI ents
fernen, tn pel6er form ct aud sum 8oribetn
fomme. STE limb elm 8erbrennun9ss ooer ausl9eis
bunsssproceb Der &rantbettsitoie. Seber 9ranfe
wtrb bet oer &npenbnns bieier Sur i~osntagen ietn
eieener glrSt, 8cnn Semano bur9 bieie gaSer 9e'
betlt TT, 70 TIT er ptrtli6 unb raotfal 9ebeilt, ipdbs
renb mad ber bisbert9en 9etlmetbobe bic Ystttel
sepobnli3 seidbrlt9er iinb ais Bite Srantbeitielbt,
unb ti3 blters <ya sanSrs peer tecunodrer 8rants
ktten ~etnItepts g.
'Sbsiet5 bic svybaber aue Sranfbeiten. i,intrIi9
nnb Guberlt3, %furiren, 10 inb bod BITE Wtrfnn4sn
BET iolsenben &ranfbeiten. Defenders penn pc ttp
nod In acutem3 ~ulianbe %betnben, 9an5 anssrorosnt'
lid: Steber, felbIt Nerpens nnb Eppnhnslteber'
perben iebr 19nsa, sewbbnlt9 NIT 1-3 Saoern,
furirt. SsaISs unb SnngemfG,pttto fnd)t rptrb,
beionberS BET iunsen senten u. TN erlten St9otnm,
ssw5bnli3 IIei4t tnrtrt. sSGMerlnaI' WDsn.
ebenio Mueens nnb Obrenfranthstten. iopts QUE
tnpbtIttij1c &ranfbettsn tn lebem @rabe. pet
dnberen Eranfbeiten, Sranownaeen, Sct
pISsli6e u. fdtbare. Stu ein Dab TT binret9ent,
I'm Seben pom Der Dtrfuns au iber5ensen. Was
aenfrebS nnb bic 5o9euarnte $3atts oher
SuTerrmbr (eine bis iest unbeitbare arantbstD
iSSur6en sebetlt. Bet lssterer 8~rontbeit .seben Is
0rosent Ses 3udertOfss nit ieOsm Babe eur3 bsa
Sic BaSes unb ginnebmes 9utper peroet NAG
iebem Mat I'M 9anoe %perloubt, Ser Qrets bes
~@abezVulpers lit So, Der hes Gtnaebme pnlpers
81. WSan IaEe f9 tine 8toibire nber bic sobfu<
" enslif5er obsr bsnti4er Spra6e i5ider.
FIR. RauchfusSs
"a Stauton Str. (Box 1s9s),J
Rem Govt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30
us1psresr 'Pl AND TENNEssEE R.B.
@NAANAA Arrives. Leaves.

A.H.E;z; 3 !; AK F,s; <;
Sardis daily OK. Sun. .Nsyls'V % l7'y9 l1'99
Freight daily OF. blndaT o'0 ''oV
,jspet at foot Of Main 81 veet;
Ticket once. 2S7 Main street, corner OF
AAul''A' N. BURKE. SsnI sup't.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30


Refinement Is not fastidiousness.
1t is not luxury. 1t is nothing of
this kind. 1t is far removed from
excess or waste, A person truly ra-
fined will not squapder or need
leSsly consume anything. Refine
ment, on the contrary, is always
allied to simplicity and a 1udicio1s
and tasteful employment Of the
means Of good and happiness which
it has at command. 1t seeks
to diYest itself OF superauities and
aspires continually to the utmost
possible purity, Refinement leads
to personal cleanliness and elegant
neatness, good taste and simplicity
in dress. All "loudness" or ''iashi.
ness" is repugnant to its spirit. In
its home and surroundings, whether
palatial, afiluent or humble, the
same chasteness and natural grace
is maintained. The abode of
genuine refinement and a mere pre-
lender TO it are very dil}epant. In
the former you will find no exces-
sive gaudiness, or false glittering:
but the latter abounds in it, In
personal manner, refinement is
most conspicuous. A man with
refinement is always polite without
flourish, gentle without efIeminacy,
and oonslderate without stiffness.
Display aud ceremony are not
identical with refinement, and are
poor substitutes for it. There is,
Of course, no refinement like that
of the heart, which impels it's pos
SCISSOR to show on all occasions a
thoughtful and kindly regard for
the feelings Of others. No adher-
ence to etiquette can compare with
it for the spontaneous observation
OF true and gratifying pclitencss,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30
MISSISSIPPI & TENNESSEE
R&ELI0ADo
Change of Schedule.
Mrupnls. Trrr. Noyembor 3. 1.7a.

MExPHis. TENN, November 25. 1873.
NH RND AFTER SUNDAY. NOV. 2sTH,
~ 1876. trains viii rua as follows:
Leave. Arrive.
Tew Orleans mail. daily ,.,9;35 pm. 2:45 pm
Sardis Ac' N 'dation. daily
Except sunday ...........ll:00 am, 90 am
Freight train, daily tex
oeEt Sunday )..........-.....7:3la An. 5;3O pm
7S-t NJ. BURKE, Sup't.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30
MEDICAL.
NtkDtGAL.
THE MILD POWER CURES,
HUMPHREY's
Homeopathic Specifics

HAVE PROVED. FROM THE most AM
IL pie experience, an entire succsss. Sim
pie. Prompt. kmeient and Reliable. They
popular use.
Nos Csnts
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30

A.M.P.N. AN. P.N.
Hsii Train dsily..9.:.": ..9.:.:;"::: lilo
Louisville Depot...."- b.W
Freight and Aooommoda-
tion daily y.........-......-.... 1sl0 10
EIsepig cars on nail train. Ticket othoes,
LszisTillc Depot. 2S7 Main icor. hadisonl
and N8 Main street.
w. SMITH, Acts Gen'l Supt.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILHeAD
Arrives. LeRves'
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RhnR0An TEE TAHLES.
MEMPHIS AMI CHARLESTON R.R.

AtFaNoas AcdNehs
r-A.---- r----A----1
A.M.p.Y A.MP.
Ma Il train daily......,...... so l2SO
ETp, 'ess train daily.,....... 4.5O lilo
Some, vile train daily
(ex' Sunday )................ $40 $40
Jackson Tenn, accom-,
modati, IN lex. Sunday)ll.45 4.lO
Ticket Gce z7s Main street.
N'OA''V W. J. ROSS. Gon'l Sup't.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30

copy-book, with about as much re-
ligion as my William likes; and
then, with all speed, to church.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30
.oW Advertisements.

KID day at home. Agents wanted. Ont.
80 90 tt and terms free. TRUE & CO., An.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30

pAuyoAH AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD,
Mail n -ain arrives. ......... 900 am
- w p III
Freight Train arrives.... .............. h.OO pm
- leaVea........ ..........,...... o W o. 10
The mail train leaves COvington fer Mem.
phis Al IA. -. and arrives at Covington at
500 nm. TIE freight train leaves Oovington
for Memphis a : l.30 m. and arrives at Gov
inpton AZ ii 80 m. Trains leaving Memphis
will Start from tlNe UnderEriters' Warehouse.
j. W. WILBU K, Sup't,
II. H. GIVEN. As yt; sgp't: -,,.,..,,-,,-,,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MEDI
CINE COMPANY,
0fice and Depot, $50 Broadway, NY.
For sale by Druggists Everywhere.
EERVOITS DEpITIpv

= VIII N4Al
Vital, weakness or depression: A weak OK.
hausted feeling, no energy or courage. th. no.
suit OF mental eyerwork, indigcretisns OF az.
ways cured By HUMPHREYiS W0MRMn ~
PArlIO SPECIFIC, NO Is. II tones m, an and
invigerate' the, system, dispels the gloom mn d
desponden1y,. imparts strength and energv--
stops tho drain and rsjuvenates the sall-.
man. Been used twonty yeaTs WITH perfre RI
spccess By thousands. SOFA 6y dealers. Pries
u per single vial, OF b per raokage Of dyo
receipt Of price. address 1IjMp1RENgsS
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.. Ss9 Brasd.
way, New York. W. -'V'N'
W'N, WILKINSON 4 CO.,
Wholesale Agents
JAMES s. ROBINSON, kg't.
Cor. Second and Madison ats, Menphis
l'6-eo t.vyxiii. lEiw7. Wits
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capital Authorized, S5OO,OOO
Home Insurance Co.
OF MEMPHIS.

Insurance upon dwellings and FIRST class
commercial risks taEen at fair rates, and
losses paid Immediately upon adjustment.
3s-37xxiv
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RAILROADS
LOUISVILLE ANO MASH iA.AE
AND
Great Southern Railroa
HCEIEDUL1g.

DCHEDULE.
Express train leaves daily Except
Aail Train leaves 25 y
ACCOMMODATION leaves daily lex
cept sunday ...-."....... ......"...... 4:lb pm
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on ell nigh:
trains.
For tickets or information, apply at Ticket
Office. 2s7 Main, northwest corner Of Madison
street
JOHN 7. FLYNN, ssp't Memphis Div.
JAMEs SPEED, Ticket Agent. 72t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30
eaEMpNIs g. CHARLESTON R.R.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ONAED AFTER SUNDAY. DECEMBER
" 81. 1876:
Leaves. Arrives.
Mail train. daily y............l2 30 am 6Op.m
Express train. daily......ll.l0 10 am 4.50 a.m
Somervillo accem datlon
Except sundsy).-...... 5.20p.m 8loa.m
Jackson, Tenn, accom-
modation tox. Sunday. 40 pm lllj am
Mail train will not step at Gag stations be.
tween Grand junction aud Memphis.
Trains EAST end WEST make close con-
nectinns for all points NORTH and SOUTH
Malt and express trains make close connec-
tion at Chattanooga for Atlanta and all points
in the Southeast.
Express train makes c ose connection at
Chattanooga for all Eastern poin 3.
No change OF cars between Memphis and
jackson, Tenn.
New u Magnificent Sleeping COACHES
-ARE RUN on
ALI. NIGHE TRAINS
THnae Twenty Minutes FsAter Than
Cliy slime.
Ticket oEicO, 27S Main street.
W. j. ROSS, sup't.
BARNEY HuGzRs, Ticket Ag't i0l-t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-13
MoTICE.

THE UNDERSIgNED. FonerIy win
ErA d. y. FIner. bega % inform the cfzensof Homo
- u lulu and the public geueraiy that be ha4 taken
cssz4 window IN G +. Williams Pre- Proof B1ldine on
Fort Street where he viii give special attention % al
kinds Of Watches. Cocks, and TsrT Eeparing Err1aT
lngs &C. Al packages from The other Islands Ef1rssscd
70 him. conta1lng articles for repairs VIZ receive propt
attention Orders solicited FOR al grades o. Wac14s cr
American manufacture Satisfaction Ezaraniee every
respect f5g7 AMI d. WfL-CN CLARK
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-13
osurHH-urDAr.

A. EaElItil uarss TIE -so1usi GRAFTON of the bill
l- a=aal su--ia- 1917 OF ths Civil Code permitting
tsaazr ra 80 any tub.- -c9ui-ei for their own
lt--t3. TIE uat.au % iHaeauitsly postpone
sas saz carried tv IRtoI Is.
-tt -teu.ats thr currency Eas read sec,
u-G t=s t-a -s.c--ud ta -Hccouniitee of the whole
Ealat a5. a.-sr5 90 aue z1ur.
Al a-l-r Ht cut l'eIock.
-ss =--alats ere currency was considered Ia
rru=--r -ar esa.s. Mr Esiae in The chair. The
-rsl se-s ila tv -r-t..n and passed. On no.
-r .lreaua-,.ss -asl and reported progress.
-lr p r-ariis q usu steamer vas read a sec
ca t-e ht-t ttr commit /, g tic whole Mr. Ka-
al lat CHASE af-r-saals discussion 90 the frst sec
en-. -at caaal--ss ress ri.hoat action. House ad-
I-a-rsa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-13

Attorney and Solicitor,
L authorized 5000 to SIG OOO. Morgsgs
Of -erhJds a. lowest rates u iaterrst
~ Agents 10 Lonian. and IA all parts Of Australia
once on Fsrt street opposite ur. Ira Rchsrd.on's
flannlulu So
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-13
Oregon Sugar Cured Hams.

DECEIVED Per nnrrs MATTE mAcLEAF.
N anesn days from Porfi11d, i0t x tcas rplencd
HGmA Tsr sais ~ fi7 BoLfE7 4 %.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-13
Manufacturing JeweIerI
Notice.

office
TEvHE UNDERSIGNED. FORMERLY prrTu
Nr Eckart- oeE5 70 inform citizens of HcncIs1 an1
puhlc generally. that he has taken Fcrf
Street opposite ndd Fellows Hs formerly ocrurird ~
Thos Tannati where b. VIII give special Attention % ne
manufacturing and repairing n al kinds u Jewery.
Particular Alteration given shall and Knku WORK.
GS- VII guarautfs sarl4factiou IN all his work "a
go I'm Wa r. WIENER
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-13

E-rrEzr lrr sIr-H Dar.-we5nesday. Sept. c.
--f Har s s. Eaai read resolution ordering
-ls -r--- a. Ara. ts fa-zisb tbs members Of the
a--ea q ai1t da.r luuca. Lost. by p e @.
o. Eaa -1al g resolution Jhai The House adjourn
t -tr aar aa -1auri af the death OF The Hon 5 N.
Eaz.eau. .us tsal rhs meBbsrs attend the funeral
IT, P..i- auFrs % amend by adding that the
slsaa-s a. A--F provide Carriages and gloves, and
--arr - stt usaEbl-s.
E.s Es .hl Attorney General pronounced a pane
r--e .-Er Ha1- s. g. Eamakau.
E- Eallf moves -s nusud ths resolution u Nj
El 81 5iaE ihat es5a member Be furnished with
q s-la.-at sui. black bar aud pair of boots.
-as azs-a=azas uAs lnst. and The resolu iion was
ra--adl atiau-uu5.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-13
BALTIMORE OYSTERS.

EVREsH FROM THE FACTORY OF LOUIS
H McHURRAT & Co. received per Ceyi0n. n eases
Of two dozen eaeh-6OO DoEen-fn one and two pond
Tins. For sale io- by tss3l BoLLE5 a CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-13

E-sr-r1 tvr srrrv-u DAr.-Tbursdsy. Sept. Z.
-ar a5.-a-F c-uuitluu reported that they bad
ra-rl--rt .hc b proriliu- fl1 the distribution Of
-ac r re 5is.-i1i. ~ WailuEu. waisapu and Wal.
hes- ard -erazzralcd tia, It he iudesaitely post
ra1sl or-eE
-at tal c-a-y committee "a the bills re,atinv 70
4ar r dr5,s q deceased persons. and 70 ap-
-r-s s-.1 tts eeurt.. reported that nev bills had
bar- --a-s1 ir tseir places. Adopted. Passed to
~ sasarl seadiHE-
ztr 80 5 c.uul.sss q when vas referred the bill
r -r-a-l -1 --uiual u-aseeat us rec 4mmeudei that
"a b. -as-si g. euE-,s-nsut. Adopted. I, was
z=F. and cl-risl thai it Us read a third tine on
-asallr auEL
-lr --l--g rsuzittsr 90 whom was rets-red tha bill
r--rz- .a-A dis.-ibutloa q waisr On lands now
5ssrl.t. -scau-usnasl that 8, pass 90 enzrassnent
rlst to- ausuan-nts Adopted. To be read a
.t-E -zt sr Iurssay rsEt.
Ea- : X Eaaf tssei d BE ercused. Carried.
Bio "a shs hsta-usv General read for the first
s-tz 81 o. susu5 section 8. and rspeAl ses,iou
-zr-.s- Is -s tas Peal Code Passed to The second
-rsEaE-
~ e-v -crs for he trst tine bin % encourage
lr,r-rf iu--srunsuis PASSED % the second reading
g. q -1 read a -osuluriuu that tie members Of
E-sr1y usa- mourning for thirty days FROM the 9Th
i-s - ruspuc, q ibs memory Of the late 5. N. Ea-
rata--
Dr. Uuas''-a moved q amend to twenty days
Efs .ii.- rtsssl sF fr-t read.
o. C'1rta-r -ral flr The 6rfi tine bin increas
ing at taaes certain goods. Ordered 70 be print
81 r-5 1-r5s tht orsr- = TIE day far Friday.
Dr. Eriuutoa read rcsoiatiau prohibiting all
.u-s rr r-rrsaiiau c- Orersecrs from holding any
r-rr-uns-t as,s. Amer s0as discussion the rcso.
lrliar war wiih6-Eun-
o. Sataiets -rsa = resolution 70 TIE eject that
r- uu-t t7ts be considered BY The house except the
a----atiar bii. ard thar the Kiae be requested to
r---r-s tht AEssnb'y 70 1ssi Agsia OF the Hrst
sasu-say ID agra 1871. unless sooner called together
t- sas E-z Ihassaiis'y postaouea.
r. K.r -u~r uutios OF biIi relating 20 tho prop
r-s- iscrasoi persons.
a. Kan rad rssoiutioo tbs; no more bills be
5-s-.su-es uitr- tAis asfe Carried.
e. &. III Minister of Fiuancs gSvs notios Of 8
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-13
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY !
SESSION or 1875.


a- ts- Frr-r uAr.--Iucsday. sept 5.
-.HE raruis-s 7eEarIsl saat ths stamp
i.--- r-f-tcl- siarrei.
a-e- -a1us-isc q. ra1u vas referred the bill
-s-t ~ si.c rs-ri-Ass process reported recon
-ras b .---s l5 rnErss.aeas AID be read a
us rr Eaullr-
e- raaasaa -uad a -eraiuti-u arierinE the Ser
-- q. s-rls tr arrest tbr Pab,i-brr and Editor of
80 Es.s1, 1-l inr--au thsa fartai-'y days. Ai;er
a-a asta-, rihs President ruici IL out Of order as
l--- --e--r rt ttt session 8 afths Constiiution
r- m r.tr .- ltt Buuss, and the resolu,i0n was
E- =a- -sal a 81. 20 r-uHass fbs sale Of govern
e-l
Ea Ez lbr Eaais,s- af IHteriar read far the arst
sazsaEl f- -r.isrs certain touohssis who obtained
l.- -- Erushsulsha III. on Fuspeusiou u the
-ar- ris t ~. -ral second tirs by its title a.
o. ru. -sIs--tl - sss 5ali-is-y committee.
E- Erla1taa read Hurrhs- rs.slutiou ordering
-Hs sr--sar- us A-sf ta b-.ur re Pab.hcr ard the
Erus sts EHesas before the House for trial.
IT, E.--t urras~5 it 90 the rraaud tbs, /; wa
-1--a-r ts tat Carsli-uti1r o. mntion is was lost
~ Aar Gsac-nl save notice q bill to
rz-a Hs-a.- g arrar iar % Hzcsd section 2. chap
sar Hral- Co5s-
IT, .ts- r Is,s-er rssd fir tie sr.; time
E -sar1r 90 ias awards of lhe Commissioners Of
taaala-st
1- s--ar-tia- oT the rulst. The special committee
uh -slt--sl tat BAH lc.aiiHg 90 horse license
ans raItsrr lrsu-o. reported that tbey had pre-
ra-s- -rr tl.Is ard recommended that they pasf 10
s--- .a-s.. g.. .--sH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-13

r-rbg Increasing The 6utisa On certain articles.
--us ---5 susuua simt ard vss referred 70 a con-
ur-l e-rsssirg Of Nsssrs. 6rcsa, Preston. Walker.
Eaa ah Ei-rh-
Errr turt q recess.
or uu-sinr szHfs a. ore o'eiack the steamer bin
- sasas--s6 u eazzittss q she whole. Mr. Mar
-- u s..a- suui-n E-ri of he bill wss rss g. and
la-r 6sta,r followed ia ubi1h Messrs MosnHuii. Ka-
"a Hu-usuz. Fifpo. and NakalokA favored the
tussur ufa stsauc- ty THE government. and Msssrs.
Esasss- Esiukzuihi. ard Attorney General favored
r. Is tsiaE iss oct ~ euutrust
On tn gurssio1 beng put arPrapriafing $4,000
a sassav 4 wEs iost by - 70 II. A long
tiuir lsro-s5 ui 20 whether the section killed
q, ,-os- ara fuany NJ. : \. Castle moved that the
a.r.iar ~ -re-usiar-- Carried
Ha IT, ihs MINISTER of ForeiCn Afairs spoke in
Erra-ar ihs satsisy. ard uared ihAt the committee
-is. urE rAai the bsn be iudesuitely postponed.
Nr szi.h Ersss u favor q The subsidy Of $1,000 a
zrzA
r.-sr,.. -u.n nvs sh, F.urs nsspurrsd.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-13
INSURANCE NOTICES.

BoStsa Board Of Underwriters.
a GENTS for the Hawaiian islands,
y ssJ-ly G. BREWER co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-13

So business Cards when prrpGid far pear. ~
these rates. vhirh fr trauEieuf
advertisements. when psid charged quarterly.
N. R-An foreign advertisements must Be accuurani-d
with the pay when urered 10. notice viii te kfu e
them The of charges given n the above scale
reniffsnccs for Eastern Arersn advertisements o. sub
sept0ns may b made BY bank check n ten cent post
age stamps.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-01-13
WHY AND WHEN LAMPS EXPLODE.

.a-
All explosions of coal oil lamps are
caused by the vapor or gas that collects
in the space above the oil. When full
of oil a lamp contains no gas; but i'm
mediately on lighting the lamp, con-
sumption of oil begins, soon leaving a
space for gas, which commences to
form as the lamp warns; and, after
burning short time, sufficient gas
will accumulate to form an explosion.
The gas in a lamp will explode only
when ignited. In this respect it is
like gunpowder. Cheap OF inferior oil
is always the most dangerous.
The flame is communicated to the
gas in the following manner: The
wick tube in all lamp burners is made
larger than the wick which is to pass
through it. 1t would not 10 to haye
the wick tightly in the burner on the
contrary, it is essential that it move up
and down with perfect ease. In this
way it is unavoidable that space in the
tube is left along the sides of the wick
sufficient for the flame from the burn
er to pass down into the lamp and ex-
plode the gas.
Many things may occur to cause the
flame to pass down the wick and ex-
plode the lamp. The ScientifcA mer-
ican says:
l. A lamp may be standing on ta-
BILE or mantle, and a slight puff Of air
from the open window, or sndden-
opening of door, may cause an ex-
plosieD.
2. A lamp may be taken up quickly
from table or mantle and instantly
explode. t-- a ts'f
3. A lamp is taken inte an entry
where there is a strsng draught, or
out of doers, and an explosion ensues.
A. A lighted lamp is taken up .
flight of stairs, or is raised quickly to
place it on the mantle, resulting in an
explosion. In all these cases the mis-
chief is done by the air movement
ither by suddenly checking the
drau.ht, or forcing air down the chin.
ney against the flame.
5. Blowing down the chimney to
extinguish the light is q frequent
cause Of explosion. h9 ea+el
e. Lamp explosions have been caus-f
ed by using chimney broken off at
the top, or one that has piece broken
out, whereby the draught is variable
and the fame unsteady. +.
Z. Sometimes a thosghtless person
puts small sized wick in a large
burner, thus leaving considerable
space along the edges of the wick.
s. An old burner, with its air
draughts clogged up. which by right
should be thrown away, is sometimes
in use, and the final results
is an explosion.