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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-01
BeImead In a New Role.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-Belmead, the famous old Virginia county place on the Jamos river at Rock Castle, POwhattan county, which Colonel and Mrs Edward Morrell of this city rescued from decay and converted into the St. Emma Industrial School For COlOred Boys. will Do formally oI Ogied about May 1,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-01
Chicago Landmark Gutted by Fire.

CHICAGO, April 1.-Tho northern DOT tion of the old Times buildings five story structure was damaged S7O, ,OO0 by fire. At the early stages of tho fire it looked very much as if this old landmark of Chi cagO would bo destroyed, and it was only by extremely energetic efforts that it was confined to the above place.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-01
BrickIayers May Strike.

PHILADELPHIA. April IA meeting of the Journeymen Brioklayers' Protective association will be held tonight to decide whether or not the ?. 800 members of the organization will strike in consequence of their employers refusal to maintain the wage scnle at 45 cents an hour.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-01
Flood Hero Commit. suIeld..

NORTHAMPTON, Mass. April I.-Jerome c. Hallman. one of the little squad of men who warned the populaco at tho time of the Mill river flood at the risk of their own lives, committed suicide at his homo by hanging himself with a wiro suspended from Q beam in tho barn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-01
MISS M. E. GRADY

Wishes to announce to her friends and patrons. her spring opening which will take place Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. A fine assortment of spring novelties and the latest designs in stylish millinery will be displayed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-01

In looking over the Great Bargains in our store, the values that inter est mothers most are the bargains in our Childreu's Department. We have taken about 100 light weight suits that We carried over from last year and put them in with the few winter suits ve left and will sell them all for one-half price They are good values at the prices they are marked regular. but We don't want any but new goods in our spring stock and have de- cided to close them all out for half price You will fnl them just as advertised Come Early.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-01
R.n,tx.,, I'm lev wat.rx.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va, April l.-OveE 100 colored persons-men, women and children-wero baptized here in the icy waters of tho Rappahannock. Several thousand persons-white and colorod- were present.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-01
The Adrintic.s Stormy TrIp,

NEW YORK. April 1.-The White Star line steamship Adriatic, Captain McKin- stry, arrived from Liverpool and Queens town after most tempestuous passage of almost ten days
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-01
Chauncey Depew In Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 1.-Chauncoy M. Do pew reached Chicago in his private car, ac- lompanicd by his son, Miss Annie Depew Paulding and Miss Warmer Miller. Inn mcdiately after his address today before the convention of tho University of Chi ago ho will return to Now York
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-01
Hnkn Smith at Homo.

a ATHENS, Ga., April 1. 1.--Seoretary Hoke Smith and family have reached Athena
 Mrss Smith and ehiidrsn wzk2 Sssnain ssvs sFai menthA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-01
Ladies Vests.

Our line of ladies light weight. ~lrirg
 and summer Vests IS now complete
 All the newest goods vill be t~Uud
 here. Ill silk. h~lr and vol .e,.z- Ladies hsle thr-..A -iI,rsh ur, ,st5;.-
 Vests, silk font wll4 t.nI l-.,..t
 edeiuS. small wIu- sltv,t~. yar
 price Ladies Jersey r,b'ej v.~.~. ~' .l,--
 bodies halt >leryrs L1 Li-le thread v,,t~ ..lu-~ v2':-. l.a roGni yosr. uau ,a rGL N-4-
 crochet tEllmIa-, oug :is~ . LI>ie thread vrSt~. l,,. j .-... ..-.
 fine quality " L."dirs' kn,e pants. made .. :0-5
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 k. and G. cors.ts. extra long waist 5 R. and c corsets, fast black. stitched 1 with silk, q Loomers' tailor made. ventilating cor
 sets. all sizes 4 P. N corsets. with patent cork clasps.
 very light weight q Empress Josephine corsets. with six
 hooks, special extra long IL Ladies good sense corset waists, all sizes q
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-01

Will tempt great many people to buy new clothing There is not man, boy or child who does not wish to cast of his old clothes for new. and appear on this day shining in & brand new suit or spring overcoat. To those who are not familiar with our system of doing business we would say you can dress your entire family in the choicest clothes the year round.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-01
Thousand. Drank Bismarek's Health.


 HAMBURG, April l.-Ono of tho fea- lures of tho Bismarck celebration hero was the holding of commers. organ izcd by the Rcichstag Electoral union Sixtocn hundred admircrs of the prince were present, and hundreds had to Do turned away from the doors owing to lack of room. Several senators, tho president of the house of burgosses. officers. off cials and the elite of Hamburg society were present. Dr. Sieveking, president of the supreme provincial court, proposed hochs for Emperor William. His majes- tvs popularity has been greatly increased hero by his graceful attitude toward the prince, and the hoChs were given with hearty good will. Dr. Sieveking then made an eloquent speech. in which he highly eulogiZed the services that Prince Bismarck had rendered the empire. The speech was received with storms of ap- plauSe.
 Today all the public and majority of tho private buildings in the city are deco rated with flags and bunting in honor of tho occaSion Last night there was a gem eral illumination on n scale that had not been attempted before in a quarter of a century. In the window of every shop there was displayed either q wreathed portrait or bust of tho great reichskanzler. In addition some of the windows contain ed historic scenes and portraits of Emperor William. Photographs of the meeting of the emperor and Prince Bismarck last Tuesday are being sold in large numbers The streets are thronged with strangers, and everywhere can be seen the varicolor- ed caps of the students. with whom there is no greater favorite than the prince.
 The students last night gave a com mers, at which 70 corps and every German university were represented. Many "old boys" gray boards of from 50 to 70 years of age, were also present. The proceed ings were of the customary bOistcrous character. Students songs were sung the singers being accompanied by mili- tary band
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-01
F.E. Benham's,

N30S NORTH MAIN, Waterbury.
 postponement on account of weather
 low is description of some ot them;
 Pair brown mares. low down blocks, 6 and years. weight ?. 900: pair gray horses 2.S5u. well matched. 5 and years black mare. the best one l have shipped this sea s"n. , years. l.25O; sorr.l horse, white nlAn- and tail. 6 y-ars l.150 sorrel horse years, 3nn ib~ chestnut horse. years t"mlly hroAen. 2,N lbs brown mare 6 ' ar~. 95n lbs. right Tor livery gray horse G"'d block. wears. l. 2UO pair Il mat rhed chr>t,.u ut niar-s 6 years ? lUO lbs l; Iron gray horse. , years, 2'U lbs and a high hooker ; ulce hlAcS mare. years, L. o5o lbs bay mare, $ y-ars. 600 lbs gray cart horse, 6 years 145n lbs; bay mare. good block. years. l 400 lbs black mare years l.2S0 lbs bay horse. years. 100 lbs chestnut Morgan horse. HOO. and a great roadster and Very clever nice pair matched chestnutS and dye or six gentle mems drivers This is fue lot of we'll broken horses and every horse is guaran- teed and two days trial give en ana if not As represented can be returned and the money refunded,
 F. E. BENHAM
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-01
GLOVES

Misses and boys fast tls.l Lose. double knee, IpSHlcI dye, >.1. to . 10.
 Infants black silk lose ~iG- t5 5a. our pTic~ Infants tan color hose. silk heels and
 toes, fine quality
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-01
GRAND -:- OPENING.
- MILLINERY.

Beginning Monday. April 1st. Miss M. J. O'Brien. corner Bank and Grand streets. All the novelties of the season and they are many. A few artistic patterns are the ''Gismonda," |" ''Corsican," "Butterfly" and the Dutch Bonnet" We are about to show the finest line we have had, and prices will be found lower than ever.
 Ladies can select gem of hat or bon net from g 50 up. In fact price is no ob- ject with us, we mean to see our goods in the street in short notice.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-01

FIIEDRICHsRUHE, April 1.-The Bis marck celebration Is in full swing, and every day seems to add to tho enthusiasm displayed by the German people over the eightieth anniversary of tho birth of tho old chancellor Every train arriving at Friedrichsruho is loaded with presents for the aged statesman, and every post brings hundreds of congratulatory letters not only from people in Germany, but from Germans and others throughout tho civilized world. Thousands upon thou sands of tho special Bismarck post cards have boon sold, and great number have
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-01
R. = Rosenberg,
 New York aiIor.

First class fit guaranteed. Suits made to order for $16 up Pants to order 4up
 l do my own cutting and can afford to make up suits for S1O less than charged elsewhere.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-01

BISMARCE'S HOUSE AT FREDERICKSBURG. beon mailed to the United States Those in Germany who have received them have put them carefully away to Do preserved as mementos of the Iron Chancellor and tho great outpOuring of the public heart in his home
 Today, tho actual anniversary of tho princes birth, demonstration such as has not been witnessed sincc the return to Berlin of tho conquCring armies from France is in progress. Every preparation had been mHdo at FricdriChSruhC to ac- cOmmulatc vast crowds. Tho decoration of the station is elaborate and the road way from tho station to the SchlusS is transformed into workable triumphal ar cadr
 A beautiful work of art, the gift of tho inhabitants uf Annalt, who took up a sub scriptinn for tho purpose, has been erected in a field overlooking the princes home. Tho work, which is in bronze represents large stag keeping two dogs at bay.
 Bismarck In Good Health.
 For tho first time since tho beginning of the celebration in his honor Prince Bis marck on Saturday was somewhat fatigued and indisposed. his old trOuble-neu- ralGia-bothoring him slightly. A good nights sleep, however, restored his health and spirits, and today he was as bright aS ever.
 Enormous numbers of gifts of eatablcs have been sent to Prince Bismarck. These arc of every conceivable kind, including sausagSs two yards long. chooses weigh. ing from l20 to 19o pounds and masses of horse radiSh.
 Thousands of visitors arrived Sunday. hoping that they would got a glimpse of the prince. Quite fair has been estab- lishod in tho vicinity of the station. Re- frcshmont booths havo been erected. and hero, there and everywhere are itinerant purvcyors of Bismarck post cards, med alS, portraits and mementos of every de- scription. Quito thriving trade is done.
 The prince received his first congratu- latory telegram from a crowned head out side of Germany on Sunday. It was from King Oscar of Sweden. and contained a graceful expression of his mAjesty's inter est in the occasion and hearty well wishes for the princes welfare and longevity.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-01
ON SMALL PAYMENTS

of $1 % to s2 % per week without extra charge. Our stock is now bigger than ever brfore and prIces much lower than last year. We do not beleve in shouting bar gains in newspapers. for the louder the shouting the poorer the bargains. to judge the price you must handle the goods. Our stock is open to you for inspection. You will find mems suits from 600 to 20 %, young mems from 100 to 12 %, children's suits from l.50 to 700 and dress goods for ladies from 25c to l 50 yard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-01
Boots, Shoes, OxfordS
 And
 Slippers

All must be disposed of at once, as we shall clear every thing out before removing into our new store, which is now be- ing completed a few doors be- low our present stand,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-01
BISMARCK, HOCH! HOCH!
All Germany Celebrating the Iron Chancellor's Natal Day.
HE IS EIGHTY YEARS OLD TODAY.

Thousands of Loyal Admirers of the Prince Gathered From All Parts of the Father lRnd-Cartloads of Presents Received. Fetes In Hamburg and Berlin.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-01

The Body of a Young CoIOred Woman, Chopped to Pieces. Found Wrapped In Clothes Near n Business BuildinG-The Police Working on Slight CIews.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-01
13O SOUTH MAIN STREET.

Therefore everything must go and quickly. J. E. Wheel CTS and Rice & Legro's bank rupt stocks, also our immense stock are marked away down below our already extremely low prices.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-01
D. .Trotta,

N Partner wanted practical -H yerience unnecessary
 SPRING AND SUMMER
 Flnwrring bulbs. GltdlniAS 70 zach, all col ,rS rub-rnu~ BrGunI4S Sc Gl ,xe',it- 12c LiIIum Arttum ur G ,td ban i'd L lN 1lc. L,lnu R scum and Album luc ant I4c CAl4dlu n Eseul-ntum lnaut l5 --4ch. Tubero~- butbS 4c. Madeira bulbs 5"c dozen. Cinnamon vine roots 75c dozen D A IL A 5'
 g Union and 25 Exchange place Fresh garden and flower Seeds
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-01

Our assortment of fire kid gloves is now complete. Exclusive novelties in high grade kid gloves for every occasion Kid gloves to it all shaped hands, Marketing gloves. walking gloves. calling gloves. light weight castor gloves. French suede gloves. party gloves. misses kid gloves. boys dress kid gloves, mems kid gloves
 The assortment is larger. grades tiuer. shades most exquisite. c'nst quebt- ly the exhibit will be found more lnIsr sting than ever. We cordially invite you to visit tLIs department
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-01

Our line of ladies light weight. ~lrirg and summer Vests IS now comll-tt.- All the newest goods Vill be i~Uud here. in silk. ll~lr- and vol .a,3z-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-18

an event without parallel In the
history of the world if it did.
But whatever may be the out
come Of the events Of the coming
weeks, the supporters Of the Gov
eminent, and in fact all others, are
in duty bound to quiet the criti-
cising tongue so far as the action OF
the military commission is con-
cerned.
It is we'll to remember that the
gentlemen who constituted this
BODY are men of ability and in
tegrity, in whom the public has i'm
plicis confidence. They are deal
ing with facts and their action is
not TO be questioned. As the men
who went to the front had conn
dence in those who directed their
movements, as the householders
rested secure in the protection OF
the Republic, just so positively
may they be assured of the wise
action of the men who viii decide
the fate of the prisoners. The cltl'
zen soldiery have done their part
and their loyalty is not to be ques-
toned. The duty of today is to
stand by the representatives OF the
people in the court Of justice, and
keep quiet. The Legislative and
judicial interests of this country
are In good hands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-18
TEE rouHrAIs HAD.

The events Of Wednesday night
prove beyond all question that a
different disposition must q made
Of LiliuokaIani than has existed
since January II, 1893. Whatever
the plans of the rebel leaders may
have been az to the division OF
snoils had success attended their
nl6t Liliuokalani was the fountain
Head, the willing tool with which
they worked upon the sympathetic
and innocent mind of the ignorant
class Of natives. She has been q
dangerous and disturbing element
in all the two years in which she
has lived in semi-royaf re-
tirement. It is no longer possible
to wink at the position occupied by
Mrs. J. o. Dominis. As the AD-
vERr1sER has previously stated, to
kill out the dissension thathAs re-
suited In one of the most murder
ous plots on record, the country
must strike at the fountain head.
No query of "What will others
saw" should hold the hand OF JUS
tice.
The people of Hawaii, in justice
to themselves, have no right to lis
ten to the gadding tongues OF gos-
shy sentimentality in their own
or any other country. There are
well-founded principles Of right and
wrong; these alone have we to give
attention. The people know, as no
foreign nation can know, to what
extent lives and property have been
threatened.
Liliuokalani has no right to the
liberties which she has enjoyed TO,
the past two years. By allowing
hex 70 live unguarded in our midst
We arc ieopardizing the lives and
properly that the citizen soldiery
has fought to preserve. II 1t II
thought best to allow her to remain
in the country, We believe she
should at least be under the strlcI
surveillance of the police authori
tiee.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-18
IN GOOD HANDS.

1.-THE press viii be admitted but
no comments viii be allowed" is
the imminently fitting order which
has gone out from headquarters in
connection with military COM
mission, the first session of which
was held yesterday morning. This
order is suggestive to every citizen
who took up arms for the Republic,
or is enthused with personal ideas
of what should or should not be
done. It is an unfortunate failing
of human nature that there Is ever
some one ready to critieise the ac-
ton of private citizen or a serv-
ant of the people. 1t matters not
how honest the motives which
prompted him may have been, how
strenuously he may have shaved to
suit the public mind or however
closely he followed the answering
principles of righteous justice.
There is always the man-who-
knows-it-an who is forever calling
the man-who-did-it to account,
when in nine cases out of ten the
former is the parsonage who knows
the least of the situation. The
extreme vacancy existing in
a weak mans brain is often ex-
posed to the best advantage when
he opens his mouth in criticism OF
an honest mans action.
Each aud every person undoubt-
eddy has a strong individual opin-
ion as to the disposition Of each
and every prisoner now in the
hands of the Government as q re-
suit of the recent trouble. As a
matter of course these opinions are
not easily shaken. Each person has
taken his or her premises, accord
ing as they have become CONVEX
can't with passing events, and
drawn their own peculiar personal
conclusions. Possibly the action
of officials may not exactly coin
eide with each and every indivi-
dual conclusion. 1t would De
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-18
CASTLE & COOKE
LIMITED,
Importers Hardware and
General
Merchandise

There are a great many
homes having zinc-lined bath
tubs that are In good condition
with this one exception: they
lack the features Of a por-
celain lining. How to over
come this without going to the
expense of getting a new tub,
has been a question that has
worried q. great many.
One pot of our WHITE
ENAMEL PAINT will do the
work, forming as it does a
GLOSSY SURFACE, almost
equal In hardness and durabil-
ity to that of porcelain itself,
being at the same time hardly
distinguishable from porcelain.
Consult your physician and
he viii tell you by all means
to paint your bath tub with
Enamel Paint.
The KEYSTONE EGG
BEATERS are little gems.
Try one if you want your eggs
quickly and thoroughly beaten.
We also call your special
attention to our economical
BARREL and CYLINDER
CHURNS, they are easy work
ers. have all sizes and prices
Wehave a handy CLOTHES
DRIER, having ten arms
made to fasten on the wall,
when not In use by a simple
pull these arms fold up like a
fan, thus taking up but little
room.
E Remember we sell
Standard Oil Co.'S PEARL
OIL at $3.50 per case, c. 0. D.,
delivered to any part OF the
city free.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-18
Lost.

1.-TWO HAWAIIAN SUGAR COM
l. pany's Drafts on VIM g. Irwin X
Co., Limited, No. 1857 ANA No. 1928, in
favor of James OGi'oN, for $40 each
Payment on same has been stopped.
Finder please Tetarn 10 office ~ VIM. u.
IrHiu \ 60. I'D. 1892 II
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-18
Annual Meeting.
HAWAIIAN AGRICULTURAL CON
PANY.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To
IN the stockholders of the Hawaiian
Agricultural Company that the annual
meeting of the Company will be held at
the Office OF c. Brewer & Co., Id in
Honolulu, on THURSDAY, January
oath, 1895, at 10 o'clock a. u.
Z +. BISHOP,
Acting Secretary.
Honolulu, January 10th, 1895.
SSo5.td
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-18
Timely Copies
fatsHaIy II, 1894.

Gresham and says to Cuba:
eff YOU won't eat my -four !
won't eat your sugar"
This must have its effect upon
Hawaii In some way or other,
because nearly everything con-
nected with sugar deals with
us here. Then again a bill
has been introduced In
Congress to repeal the differ
entid sugar duty. That must
also affect us. As the price OF
everything depends entirely
upon the supply and demand,
tie cutting off of the Cuban
product, which IS a large one,
reduces the supply and the
price should consequently ad-
vance proportionately with the
reduction of the supply. But
will Gresham insist upon car
ryfng out his retaliatory meas
ure? 1t may possibly be a bluff
to compel Cuba to take the
staples of the United States.
Anything that helps sugar
helps Hawaii and if MIR.
Gresham has taken a step In a
direction that viii add to the
4 u
prosperity of Hawaii it's a
''rustle of angels wings his
heart knew not of.
The Wertheim Sewing Ma
chine is the best thing of the
kind ever brought to this
country. When tourists from
! the United States drop
into our salesrooms and see
them the kick at their
government because the Ia
riff to their homes IS
so high that they cannot at
ford to use them. In Hawaii
the people enjoy the benefits OF
almost tree trade In such
things and consequently get
articles of European manufac-
ture that comes too high for the
average mortal In the United
States. The Wertheim leads
the van In all sewing machine
contests. The mechanism is
simple consequently there is
little to get out of order. 1t
sews three distinct stitches
and saves the operator from
hard work at hand sewing.
For general household sewing,
nothing can equal the Wer-
them, because of its versatility.
We sell them for about the
same price you have been pay.
ing for a common one stitch
sewing machine.
There's been a thousand and
one different kinds of night
lamps made and half of them
are not worth a nickle apiece
We have tried all kinds, some
we offer for sale, others we dis
carded. The latest is like Z
nutmeg lamp with the excep
r ton that they have reflector
and may be hung on the wal
or placed on a table. They're
worth a dollar each, but we sci
them for 50 cents
There has never been a frui
picker introduced here tina
was satisfactory for use il
! picking mangoes or alligato
pears. We think we have the
very thing for the purpose anC
3 it costs you so cents without
handle, two bits more if yol
have it fixed ready for use
They are hard to describe an'
y they don't look like anythins
8 else.
The art student whose taSt
runs to wood carving can fn'
very nice sets of tools at on
store for $3.50. We importe'
these sets because a numbe
of young ladies here hav
taken to wood carving as
diversion from the monotonou
= life they have been leading,
1 a person can get the tools 70
!, 4 this sort of work. there is n
y reason why the whole tow
should not be making faces j
w. lo .1,-r.s...I l.