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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-18

In the Eva window is a varied
assortment of shelf hardware, tools,
etc., and the arrangement is a
credit to the window dresser. The
articles are neatly placed and show
evidence of care and a knowledge
of the art.
To the left of the entrance Mr..
Dimond has arranged eighteen diff
ferent patterns of handsome Limo
ges China, dinner and tea sets,
comprising dishes for different
courses. Nearest the window is
what he calls his stock pattern.
from which broken pieces in the
same design may be bought and
the set always kept intact. Ser
wants are careless, and cups, sau-
GERS and even the tops to vegetable
dishes are sometimes broken. Per
sons who have sets in this stock
pattern can buy these pieces at any
time.
All of this Limoges ware is not
figured, some of it is pure white
with just a suspicion Of gold
around the edges. As a whole, the
collection of fine china has never
been equalled in Honolulu.
At the rear, this side of the store
and occupying probably one half
the length of shelving, is the small
shell hardware, very conveniently
arranged.
In oak cases on either side and
in the centre of the floor the cut
lery and silverware finds place.
These goods are all of the very lat
est patterns and perfect finish. In
one section there are some beauti-
full specimens of Royal Worcester
ware, consisting of vases, flower
holders, ash trays, card receivers
and cups and saucers. This is the
highest priced ware manufactured
in England, yet two or three pieces
are decorated in exact imitation of
old Delft which, by the way, is
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-18

DAYS of doubt in the financial
market low prices win the day.
The Gazette company feels
proud to have such an elegant
store and 50 genial a business man
in the same building with it, and
Mr.. Dimond, no doubt, congratula-
ties himself on having such good
neighbOrs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-18
Save
Your
Honey.
HOTEL STREET.

The odd cents is what counts. /
can save you from rs to 35 per cent.
on your clothes and guarantee fit aad
perfect satisfaction in every respect.
make friends of my customers,
and customers of my friends. Do not
be deceived by grand display. FIns
goods well-made is half the battle.
Once tried you will come agaIa.
Latest designs constantly received.
| must have room for my new stock.
If'you are need of clothes, now Is your
time to see me.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-19

rison. Thomas Williamson. Henry Lee va
entine. r.. Nelson, Samuel L. Waddei'
and w. T. Creekmur.
Last Wednesday night, while TWO men
were engaged In the discussion as 10 the
merits OF two candidates, who are aspiring
for the same municipal honors' narsh
words were used and fight seemed I'M
minent for awhile Friends ihteriereu;
however, and averted what wouid III an
probability have been serious diihcuity.
Last Monday night a number Oh boys
who were engaged in rock-throwihg al
the corner Of Fulton and Granam street.
took for their object Of contempt gas
lamp which illumlnates that Immediate
locality. and smashed II into sIlItheleelis'
Tney were unmolested.
Mr. Eddie Redford. OF this section. VINO
had set OF carriage harness stolen from
his stalls several weeks ago, has peen ior-
tunate though TO recover them, through
the energetic efforts OF Police Oiicer FAR
kinson.
The night school at Nicholsont'treet
school-house closed last Thursday night:
Mr.. s. %. Perkins, the principal Iead
the report. and said that the night schooi
mad better percentage than the schoois
OF other sections OF the city. MT: FOX
was In attendance at the school during
the closing exercises.
Inc Rockets Democratic Club oelo Z
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was given test trial. and proved 10 DE
q success IN every particular.
WORK on the Apostolic church Is fdp'u'y
nearing completion. a large stone pear
ing the INSCRIPTION, Apostolic ChuTch'
lSy5," was placed In position last Weahes-
day. The brickIayers rave almost nhlsh-
cd their labors, and IT now remains ior
the carpenters TO hurry the puiiu'hs 10
completion. While the building Is IN the
course or construction services are pe'ns
held nightly by the Apostohcs hhuer
tenn on Louisiana street, where iaIee
congregation attend. Open-alr 'meelAihs
are also being held on the vacant iot
opposite Donohue's Hail, where lhoso VINO
wish are given chance TO tesu'y'
Mr.. Willie NARROW. young man VINO
is scarcely out Of his teens, and who Is
member Of Mr. Doughertys congregation
mas grown to be an expounder OF the>gos-
pel of no mean ability. He is a member
OF the Bible class, ana his success as a
nreaoaer Is already assured. lie mas
preacnei several sermons under the tent
20 a large and attractive audience.
A Few DAYS ago n young man who was
padiy smitten by the chains OF a young
,aay mad miraculous escape from serious
injury while endeavoring 10 attract inc
attention OF his love. lie was In house
looking out Of the back WINDOW, when
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-19
Of B,e,os,ok. OF corelia. Of

samoyedes. Of BieIostok. OF Corelia. OF
Ever of Ingor. OF Perm, OF Biatka, OF
Bulgaria and Of other countries: Master
and Grand Duke OF the Lower Countries
I'm Novogorod. OF Polotsk. OF Rostoff. OF
Tchcrngoff, Of Riazan, OF Jaroslaff. OF
Rieiosersk. OF Oudork. of Obdorsk. OF
Koudisk, of Vitelask, Of Instilaf and OF
all the countries of the North; Master
Absolute OF Iversk. OF Kasialnisk. or
Kalbardnsk and OF the Territory OF Ar
mcnia: Sovereign Of Mountain Princes OF
Tchorkask, Master OF Turkestan, Heir
Prcsumptive OF Norway. and Duke OF
Schleswig Holsteln, of Stormarne. or
Dithmarse and Of Oldenburg. let him now
point it out"
The crown Is placed on the Emperor's
head. lie takes II off and touches the
brow OF the Empress with it. lie then
puts IT back upon his own head. The
crown is of gold. studded with gems,
ponderous affair
The Empress now advances and kneels
before the Emperor. He places upon her
head a crown OF ivory set with diamonds.
The Archbishop now holds great err
mine mantle towards the Gar, and says:
nicholas. cover and protect thy peo-
pie as this robe covers and protects
thee"
Il will. I will, I will, God helping" re-
plies the Emperor, and the robe is clasp
THE CORONATIO
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large meeting last Thursday night ut Ho-
cams Hall. The meeting was opened
with singing by three boys. large num-
Der of candidates were on hand and adj
dressed the assemblage. The political pot
is boiling, and the candidates are swoop-
ing down on Fulton I'm large numbers.
with the hope OF gaining the SURFACES OF
the people.
Mr.. John J. Kennedy is suffering quito
much with a rising on his hand. which
incapacitates him for work.
Miss Elizabeth Armistead. who has been
visiting her brother. Mr.. William ARMS
tead, OF Nicholson street. left for her
home I'm Matthews county last Thursday.
a mad-dog terrorzed number OF the
people OF lower Henrico last Monday VINO
ned to a place OF safety. The animal pit
several hogs. lie was shot ana kiiieo
by county official.
Rumor has 1t that popular young cou-
pie will be quietly married tomorrow
evening.
Mr.. NJ. J. O'Connor has entirely recov-
cred from his recent illness.
j. Il. q.
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he saw tho lady pass along the side street.
lie went through many maneuvres IN
order TO attract her attention. and as sne
was fast passing out OF view, ne indnc
one desperate effort. lie leaned out the
window, ana being I'm an excitabie state
he lost his balance and fell headlonS 10
the Kitchen roof. distance or seVeru
feet The inmates OF the house. nearing
the sudden crash. made an investigation
ana Deneld the apparent iifeiess form VI
the passionate youth with great aiai III.
lie quickly recovered, however, ana I"
snort while after, I'm reply to a question'
ne said that only his feelings were hur''
as number or his friends lausheo III
stead OF synpath.zing with him.
me Ladies Auxiliary Society OF inc
Dnny-street Methodist church was manu-
someiy entertained by Mr.. and Mrs' ~
nelson at their residence last Monday
afternoon. 1t was much regretted 'haI
AIRS. W. j. Mays, president OF the society,
and other members were absent OH az
count OF sickness. Tne following mem
pers were present: Mrs. Mary Chaihley'
Mrs. CHARLES II Smith, Mrs. j. l. houiI.-
castle, Miss ID. ID. Mountcsstie, MIS- -
r.. Mosby, Mrs. G.. y. Smith, MIS- II. "a
Dowden, Mrs. Molie Taylor. MIS-. 4hos'
l,aunders, Mrs. j. DOC. Sears MIS-. VII
mans. Mrs. w. y. Christian, Mrs. l..
Gaulding, Miss Bessie Bryant, MIS- Mar
ina Merdue. MISS VirgIe Gauiding' MIS-
IL. N. Woman, Mrs. Geo. NJ. Rogers
MIS-. Harry Mays, Mrs. Harvie Mays
MIR. and Mrs. X. Nelson, and Kew. W.
|r. Williams.
Rev. W. T. Williams. pastor OF Denny
street church, who has been suffering Win
the grip for several weeks. is now conva-
descent.
Mrs. T. Riordan, Mrs. Bockleman, ana
her son Bernard, and Mrs. John McCahh'
all of Baltimore, who have been visiuhs
relatives on Sixth street, Fulton, have ie-
turned nome, after a delightful visit:
The Fulton Reading Room, at Az Denny
street, was thrown open to the puDhc
last Monday night, and many persons nave
since taken advantage OF the pleasant op-
portunity offered for spending an even
ing in reading instructive literature IN
nocent games are 4 part OF the pleasure
I'm store fer those attending, ana many
are the Kind words expressed Tor the IL
rectors composed Of Messrs. Henry Har-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-19
GEAR PUTS ON HIS CROWN.
Receives Il Nay %, Thirteen Years Since
His Father vas Crowned.
CzIRlEA KEEELS AND GETS A CROWN.
American Minister sits on Platform in
Church with Ii Hung Chang ana
Other Foreign rotentates-""ny
Americans Invited to the Cars
Banquet ut Night.


MOSCOW, April 2--On the ath OF May
the young Car Nicholas H. viii be
c,ou,nod r,,icr ~ an the Russias. The
ceremony OF browning takes place In the
little church called Uspenshi sober, or
Church of the Assumption. where all the
Cars from the time OF Ivan the Terri
BILE have put on their imperial crowns for
the first time.
The UspcnsM Sober is the smallest
church I'm Russia, and one OF the small
est in the world. # stands in the middle
of Moscow in what is called by visitors
1.-THE old fort" or kremlin. The kremlin
Is an Enclosed hill right In the centre OF
Moscow Many gates lead through the
walls OF the Kremlin. and in the middle
of the Enclosure stands the church.
when the Car is crowned he must
Journey from Muskushnoi, or Imperial
Palace. TO the Kremlin, a parade OF three
miles. This procession and the grandeur
attending It and the parade back again
after the coronation make the ceremony
memorable To all who are within Mos
cows, confines. / saw the GROWING OF
the late Gar father Of Nicholas. thir-
teen years ago, and never will forget
II.
FROM DAYBREAK.
At daybreak on the morning OF the
coronation the Gar is Weakened early
and is given a very light breakfast. For
three days he has been fasting In the
palace and has seen no one. not even the
Empressi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-19
A Bga,e Officers Answer.

During Napoleons campaign in Russia a
young officer was very successful ia
defeating. with a handful OF men n
large body OF Cossacks. who had been
diminishing along the line for some DAYS
doing considerable damage. The officer
rlsked his life In a daring deed OF bravery.
and Napoleon. hearing OF IL, sent FOR him
and praised him.
sire" said the officer. II am happy for
vour pratse. but the Cross Of the Legion
~ Honor would make me happier"
but you are very young" said Napo-
leon.
"Sire," answered the brave officer. I'VE
do not live long In your regiments
Harpers Round Table
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-19
THE EVENTS OF FULTON.
An Unfortunate YOUNG "MhSH-
ERo COMES TO GRIEF.
Ladies' Auxiliary Society Handsomely In
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Neisoh-A"o
Fulton Reading Room

Last Tuesday night the apparatus Oh
Engine Company, NO. 8, was sNe"
trial practice promptly at 'SO O'CLOCK
the gong sounded. which announces ,nae
all was In readiness, and In an instah, .lo
apparatus and gallant band OF IRE iahoieS
snot out OF the house with as much ue-
termination as If their lives Depended On
the result. They hurried TO NlcholSOh
street, near the Chesapeake and ONO Tres
tie, wnere the roaring OF the engine at
tracted a large crowd, many Oh "hotn
tnougnt that a large connagrauoh was
n,av,ng destruction with property In that
immediate locality. The apparatus, as Wen
nc the men, was found TO be In excellent
shape. -,
Tne gate clamp recently invented by
Mr.. Cnarles Ii. Smith, OF Company o.
ON THE (ZAR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-19


ed around his neck In the Cars right
hand the Archbishop places a sceptre
and in his LEFT globe. While doing this
he repeats prayer. after which he
takes gold feather and. dipping 1t in
sacred oil touches the mouth of the
Emperor, his forehead, his nostrils, his
eyes and his ears, so that all he says,
does. hears. thinks or sees shall be holy.
He is crowned King and Lord OF the
Empire.
The choirs burst forth into music. and
the Emperor, rising. kisses his wife. lie
then turns 10 his mother and kisses her.
Around him come crowding all the rela-
tlves, Offering congratulations and kisses.
They shake hands heartily. and the scene
is so impressive that all eyes are wet
within the church.
Coming down the steps the Emperor
walks ahead. followed by his Empress
The others fall in, and those upon the
platform Join the procession.
THE RUSSIAN HYMN.
All the bells in Moscow are pealing
now, and when the Car comes In sight
there is a burst OF the Russian national
hymn from the multitudes that line the
street.
God save our King and lord,
God save the Car.
Shout forth with loud acclaim,
God save the Car.
Mighty in war and peace.
Long may his joys increase.
God save, God save the Car.
This national anthem was written by
the famous Russian poet Schusowski.
and was set 10 music by a lieutenant of
the Royal Guards about fifty years ago.
The procession proceeds through the
cheering populace 10 the cathedral Of ST.
Michael where the Gar and Czarina bow
in prayer before the tombs Of their an
costors. From the cathedral they wend
their Triumphant way back to the palace.
In the evening there will he banquet,
the FIRST course OF which is served by the
mobiles OF the court. AS each toast is
given out guns are fired outside, and
the banquet lasts until the twenty-four
hours OF the coronation are ended.
Then comes a week Of feasts and balls.
At the coronation on May q. 1883, Mr..
and Mrs. Mackay occupied the entire
first floor OF the Hotel DusauX, and gave
the Erandest dinner of the week. The
American Ambassador, who has taken
villa upon the suburbs of Moscow for the
week gives a dinner and ball also. and
the ambassadors vie with each other in
extending courtesies TO the Car and his
guests.
/ am told that many Americans are
expected here for the ceremonies A
great halo of wonder extends round them.
The gold they have and the tales OF
their generosity and richness make them
OF almost as much interest to the popu-
lace as the car himself.
On the morning OF the 9th Of May the
Car. a young man OF only twentyoight
his birthday is May lS-can look into
his mirror and see a monarch whose do
mains extend from the Baltic 10 the
Pacific through Siberia. and from the
Black Sea and Central Asia TO the pole.
MICHAEL NITELOFF.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-19
Republican Convention. staunton.

SPECIAL RATES-C. & O.
On April 22d and 23d the Chesapeake and
Ohio will sell special round-trip tickets TO
Staunton at two-third rate good Sog ~
turn until April q. IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-19
SILKS.

More than score Of new patterns ar
rived Saturday. Monday morning the
workmanship OF France, Persia, ana
America Will greet you, and AT prices
within the reach Of the most modest purse
500 yards OF Beautiful Black Surah SIX,
25c. yard.
45o yards Rich Black Taneta silks. DC.
yard.
IS different patterns IN Jacquard Taffe-
IA. heavy in texture and glossy IN APP
p>arance, 81 value. Toe.
II pieces Exquisite Dresden silks, looks
as II the flowers are growing In them'
81 so value, 81 yard.
- pieces Lovely Persian and Dresden
Tafetas. new ideas and exclusive pat
terms 81 value. 81 80 yard
, pieces splendid Black China. for waist,
- inches wide, 7Jc value. SOC. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-19
SKIRTS AND WAISTS.

New line of skirts just received. When
you buy Skirt here you buy only those
that are perfect fitting, fui mare ana
dressmaker made.
p Heavy Plain Sicilian skirts. rustic
lined, velvet bound, 3 l-2-yard flare. 50
value. S3.gS.
% Serge Skirts. nicely made, Csc.
rs Figured Mohair skirts, rustic lined,
: 1-2-yard flare, velvet bound, 50 value
81 aS.
Figured Mohair Skirts. lined and per-
feet fitting, 81 "a.
40 Stylish Figured Jacquard Skirts, O.
yard Hare, best rustic lined, $3.50; $40
value.
30 Black and White SnGherd's Plaid
Skirts, 1-2-yard fare S3.9s 50 value.
We carry one OF the largest lines OF
Shirt Waists i'm the city.
100 wash SILK Waists, new goods. sl.9s
each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-19
DRESS GOODS.

c,ocial for this week-JO pieces Black
ond Colored Surah Serge. 39c. value, -oc'
yard. .,,-...-. ...,, shodos
looks like soc. goods, 2jc. yard.
Special for Mondays pieces Chaihe-
leon Dress Goods, 2Jc. value. lie. yard.
; pieces Jacquard Mohair, new coloring'
69c value, soc. yard.
IA pieces Scotch Checks and Mixtures
2Jc. yard, staple 39c. value.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-19
PARASOLS.

"Sol" will compel you to buy one. Ncte
these prices:
- Black SILK Parasols with Ruihe,
81 80 value. 81 60.
$50 Natural Stick, Imitation Gloria, %
inches 5Jc.
250 Natural and Black Stick, Twill
Gloria Silks, 20 inches. 81; 81 30 value.
100 Natural sticks, Heavy Twill Gloria,
81 80. s. value.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-19

% DOZEN Stylish Percale Waists. Doc.
each.
10 dozen Detached Waists. 75c.; 81
value.
30 dozen Irish Lawn, Jaconet. and Peg
Gale Waists, made with French front ana
bishop sleeves. for Monday special,
Sl2j and 81 value. for zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-19
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Monday we will introduce to you the Dantest and Pettest
Of Waist Effects shown herebguratvey speaking they
look as if they were the production of Fairy Land.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-19
DOMESTICS.
TOWELS.

Special sale going on here-hundreds OF
dozens Turkish Bath and Linen Towels
going for a song.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-19
LlNlNGS.

We can save you many penny IN this
department.
80 pieces Good Rustic Cambria, &c. yard.
An day long-7O-inch Wide Fibre Lining,
3 l-2c yard.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-10-31

Among the looks Of a comparatively
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Lc described as such, is, as the Elzevir col
lcctor well knows. the famous "Patissier
Francois, Il small duodecimo printed by
Louys ard Daniel Elzcvir at Amsterdam
in 1868. y faulty and poor rcimpression
of n work of little value issued in Paris
two years previously, this book has become
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The reason for the supposed rarity is, of
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first appearance ON the shelves OF the curl
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thumLcd to pieces by the greasy hands OF
cooks and kitchenmaids. Genuine en-
thusiasts in the printers art have hoped
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the revelations lately furnished concern
ing it. Its market value, however, shows
no signs of diminution, and the one copy
sold in England during tho last seven or
eight years fetched ut Sothcby's on june
10. 1898. the sale being that of the Earl of
Oxford, the prcposterous price Of slO0.-
Gentleman ; Magazine
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remarked. That : a pretty ring, ana /
think she'd like il very much if she didn I
find out what the price was. I'll tell you
what I'll do. III buy the ring if you'll
put II go price ticket on it and let il stay
in the window until the day after tomor-
row
Il don't quite see what good that will
10 you.
I've set ny mind ON seeing her wear
this particular ring ! know she will like
its style when she first sees it, But YOU
know what women are-thcy re never con-
tent until they hear how much everything
costs. Tomorrow I'll take her out for
walk and well pass your window. Wen
stop and look in. | won't say word, but
she'll notice that it ; marked eco and will
feel that it is not only "A fine looking ring,
but that il is all right as To price, and then
We can all tie happy. Parsons Weekly
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-10-31

Ono of the most remarkable cases in the
annals If surgery is that Of Augustus Col
cannon, who lives near Sodom, Ind. In
1892 young Colcannon became suddenly
insane. and the attending physician ven
turcd the opinion that the cause was some
foreign substance in the brain. A doctor
Hazlewood proposed trcphining, which
was done in the presence of three associ-
atcs. 10 the surprise Of all, when II por-
tion OF the skull had been removed, a
plant nearly an inch long, Of thrcadlikc
structure and long, fibrous roots, was
found growing in the brain. Two years
before Colcannon had fallen from a wagon
and injured his head The only way Of
accounting fer the presence Of the plant Is
by saying that seed was driven through
the skull ut that timc.-St. Louis Re
public.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-10-31
The Nararics of Luck,

Some time ago an Austrian peasant
who was cleaning an old picture for his
aunt found 30. eco forms in paper money
in it. He claimed the usual 10 per cent as
reward and got it. There were two aunts,
and as each claimed the picture ms her
own, an cxI oEsivc lawsuit resulted Final
ly the sisters decided TO go halves, but
when the bank notes were examined they
were found null and void, the govern
mcnt's term for rcdoeming them having
expired. The peasant refused TO return
the 1000 llUrins which he received in cur
rent money, wherefore his aunts have now
saed him.-St. Louis Globe Democrat.