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The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30
. Build ROBBERY.

The House OF Mr.. Rodanet Entered At
Hiddsy-Large sum Of Money stolen
4ttae hour q nom on Tuesday, the
house q Mrs. RoiaHet, text 70 the
Librzry u Hotel street, vas entered By
some person OF persons unknown, who
carTied II 2 zatehel IRON . front bed
r0om On the ground far. TIE sztchel
contained purse With . $40 Treasury
nots, 80 IN g1ld two tens and z five,
80 n lose change, one French gold
piece, another French gold piece with a
Monogram 2 po=tofhce key and few
cOypers- the robbery vas promptly re-
ported 70 the police. The Chinese cook
and s0lne native boys we're exam
ined. but guilt vas brought home to
n0se q them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30

pY VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF Exc
ID cutiOn issued out Of the Police Court,
On The 18th day Of March, 4 D. 1883
against ". Z. Buchanan defendant, in
favor 81 ". :. Luce plaintiff, Tor the sum
OF SI05-s4, I have levied upon and shall
expose for sale az the front entrance Of
Kalakauz Hale, IN Honolulu, Island OF
Oahu. al L O'Clock noon Of FRIDAY, the
18th day of May, j. D. Iss9, 70 the highest
bidder. ali the right title and interest Of
the said w. Z. Buchanan defendant, in
and 70 the following property, unless said
judgment interest, casts and my expenses
be previously paid.
List Of property for sale.
Chairs
I Patent Rocker
Large Arm Chair
Sofa
/ Music stand
Chandelier
Large Steel EBgraTiHgs
Lounge
/ Sideb0ard
] MaTble-tOp Table.
e. J.. HOPKINS,
Deputy Marshal.
Honolulu, April lG, I5s9. Silt l257-5t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30

and examinations we've held in the class
nom q Hilo Boarding School. Every
thing Was pVosreSSing very we'll on
thursday when this memorandum was
written. Mr., 7, :, Lori, principal u
hcaaIa school. was chief examiner snd
President u the normal classes, The
CONVENTION was photographed in ! group
OF Thursday. The following list, ar
ranged in alphabetical order, gives the
poSioi;iee address u each teacher present !;
C-MlSS Harrie, l.. Coan. uilo; Mrs.
\. CorSca66sa, Hilo; Anthem Corres,
3ilo.
p-JoSephiue peyo, Hilo.
E-E, W, ES;ep, HonOkaS,
h-kredsriCk W. Hardy. Makawao,
Maui; Hattie Hitchcock. Hilo: Mary Il.
Hitchcock, Hilo; y. l.. HuutSmSn, Ha-
S5lau; lamar HuS>ey, hohSls; Simon
Haaheo.
k-NisS Helen Eamai, Hjlo; =, H.
hau0e&u, 0nomeS, Hilo.
Nv. !, L;ghtfaot, 0obala; Mrs. Z.
5 Lord, kohala: Miss :. Lewis, PaS-
uilo, Hanakua; J. Ljghtioot, ookals;
Mss E. ". LYONS, Waimea: Norman
LoSan, HeSlakekua.
NJ. X. Nskeokoo. Haena.
o-Nrs. r. W. overend. HonokaS.
P-GrSce Porter, Hilo.
R-Elvira NJ. Richardson, Hilo; E. {.
Richter, Maulih; LouiS8 X. Rose, Hilo.
S-Helen Severance, Hilo; Armstrong
Smith, Kukuihaele.
T-Nrs. A. J. Thatcher. hohals: Al.
Thatcher, hohala; {. /, Turner, Ko-
hala.
Wv. L. Ereienberg, Waimea.
W-o. L. Waz;el, Hilo; Alice West,
Hilo.
N-F. W. Yea.eS, Hukuihaele.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30
THE ANDREW WEIGH.
Another New Bark sor c. Brewer L Co
just Arrived from the Clyde via aus
r-slia.

just Arrived from the Clyde via Aus
r-aIia.
Inc new Hawaiian iron bark Andrew
Welch. Captain ". Il. Nars,on, WIS
mc1zad = the Fort street wharf. Satur-
day evening. April 9Th, Is days from
Newcastle, N.S.W.. with !. So tons coal
TO 1Isssrs- {. Brewer * Co. Sailed IRON
Newcastle. February 2Sd. had ligh.
11-:herly winds 10 March LIST; thence
hal light battling eaSter.y winds to
March 10th, followed by moderate winds
IRON :. E. to E. y. E. which continued
ii. March 21ni: thence had TWO days
westerly winds; IRON there had fresh :.
(. trades 70 I4t. Is deg :: thence ex-
ps-.elcsI light battling breezes and
squalls q raEr iorI DAYS. crossed the
El-z-C- in long. 40 deg. W. on April
LE.L. II DAYS ago TOOK the y z. trades
il La-- de-. y which lasted till H&-
w15i uas sighted On april 18th Passed
hCk1 Head On the --tl 3 ROOM. The
tzrE Pzzwz1- with IlL+ tons coal for
this rlr-. s...ed from Newcastle eleven
days HEAD @. he Andrew WEIGH. and
barE Dr. Meyer with 92+ tons coal, five
DAYS ahead Of her
Inc Andrew Welch was built II Port
Glasgow IN 1855 by AeSS-s Russell * Co.
and shout % miles from where the Ha-
vliian steel bark Foohng Suey was
built She : commanded By Captain
" H lIlrst1n, well known here, hay
Ing been Formerly IN command Of the
bark Lady Lzmps1n. Captain Marst0n,
On the part q the owners, went n per
son 10 Glasgow. and suPerintsnde1 the
construction Of the vessel. which Is very
suitable foE the Hawaiian trade, Tor
which she was built Her dimensions
are: Ieugh, 1913 feet; breadth, So feet;
depth. 49, feet. Net tonnage,
SIS II tons. SIsi classei 100 Al at
LIoyd's Her model Is 3 splendid one,
and the water line Is Indicative o. god
szileE.
The cabin, which Is large and comfort
polished teak and biri's-eye maple,
smbeIlished with floral designs in gilt.
The dining table occupies the centre Of
the Salon. znI around It are revolving
chairs There are four stater00ms fur
uished with double bertGs and elegantly
fitted I'D. The captains cabin Is hand
SImely finished. The elegance OF the
passenger accommodation viii likely
make the Andrew Welch q fav0rit6 yes
sci for that service. On the voyage IRON
Glasgow, the Captains son, Ellery, lad
two years and eight months old. born ct
san Francisco, died q 5ufocatiOl, On
November 18Th, in Latitude 81 % ( and
llHgitufs j q ". and vas buried At
SEQ
When the andrew WeIch and the
FoChng S1sy were launched, they sailed
down the Clyde 70 Glasgow, and
after shipping the crew the Pooling Suey
sailed fOE San Francisco and the Andrew
WEIGH left the following day i0y Sydney,
arriving there after 2 passage Of I03 days.
B0th vessels were built 10 the order OF
3Ies=Ts- C. Brewer & Co Mr.. z. c.
Jones, q that firm, visited the andrew
WEIGH son after she vas locked, and
vas greatly satisfied with the vessel.
During Sunday many people visited and
admired EeE Captain MaTstOn i ac-
By his wife and little girl. !
After UHlCzding heT coal, the Andrew
iYsIeh vii take ii 1870 tons sugar for
-zu Francisco
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30

Mr.. ! I Atkinson, Inspector-Gen-
eral Of Schools, presided over the ex-
am:n2:ionS and normal classes at Wal
llAl. Maui. he was assisted in lectures
on the subjects named by the following
teachers, Miss Zoe Atkinson, writing
and Arithmetic; Mr.. Ean-GieSen,
tonic Sofia music. and kindergarten
system Of physical geography and map
modelling; Mr.. Edgar F Zumwalt,
phlliCs: Mr.. H. +. Hitchcock, school
discipline, and Mr.. H. Z. Austin, teach
s-S' meetings. Forty-<eveR teachers
were present 81 the convention, and
were photographed IN Z group by Mr..
GOlS&lveS. Before adjournment ; vote
q thanks was passed TO the Inspector
Eararal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30
Hawaiian Hotel Arrivals.

April 26-2S-G. (. Fairehild, Kealia,
Kauai; c. \. Chaplin, Kohala; H. H.
Garstin, KiIauea. Kauai; :. 3. Swift,
N. o., kalawao, Molokai; A ". SAKE,
N. D., Molokai. Returned from Vol
Cauo] Miss Lehman, Miss F. 5. Lob
man, Miss Folger, J. 4. Folger, ir, Oak
land, Cal; Geo. Selden, Mrs. Selden,
Miss Selien. Erie. Pa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30
70 srrrg
80. - 49,
Copartnership Notice.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
L fore existing under the name OF ". W.
McCEeSuev * Sons, having been dissolved
by the death Of the late Mathew W Nc
CheSusy, the business OF the firm viii be
continued IN Honolulu and san Francisco
under the same firm name Of II. ". Nc
CEeSuev * Sons
HENRY NELSON MeCHESNEY.
ROBERT " McCHESSET
Sl-3I l25--3t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30

j spsazI correspondent At HiL1 gives
. few particulars ard tLe i5IIoring list
q members q the Teachers Convention
q Hil0. Although the most distant
stztion o1 the group. L l. reported earlier
than any eLcspt HanolglB. Convention
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30
THE BASEBALL SEASON.
Schedule of Match Games Under the Ha-
waiiau Baseball League. Season OF
1859.

schedule Of Match Games Under the Ha-
waiiau Baseball League. Season OF
1889.
Through the kindness Of Mr.. George
Markham. Captain Of the Hawaii Club,
we have the following programme OF
League matches for the ensuing season.
Il will De noticed that the rirst game
takes place on Saturday next, May 18th ;
May 4-Hamehamehavs. haiulaui.
q 1I-HoHolulu vs.. Stars.
d" S-kamehameha vs.. Hawaii,
'' 25-Honolulg vs.. kaiulani.
June 1-kamehameha vs. Hawaii
Sc S-Hcnolulu vs.. Stars.
I5-Kamehameha vs.. Kaiuldni.
22-Honolulu vs.. Hawaii.
29-kamehameha vs.. Stars.
July 4-Kamehameha vs.. Honolulu.
STARS vs.. kaiulani
6-HOGolulu vs. Hawaii.
IS-StGrs vs.. kaiulani.
3-Honolulu vs. kaiulani.
21-Stlrs vs.. Hawaii.
Aug. Hawaii vs. haiulaui.
IG-Stars vs.. kamehameha
I7-Honolulu vs.. hamehameha.
2+-Stars vs.. Hawaii.
Sl-Hawaii vs.. kaiulani.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30

"A -lrS apparently &C, .21s- az
v-1lcLsE The hG-cC- q Sunday. c--
--zz-i evening stood II - SIS EES-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30

A.-- LS-C ACGo, TSpSEsSs Co-S~-. has
returned % cow- t-oC 81 extended c-1-
ga y-s5- % Hawai-. ana Man
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30

N1-5se = S5gs- elsewhere q -la re-
r-Cvs- @. the CASTE p-az- and l-lcS 90
-Es A-vEE-->zE b,-l..iEc-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30

aIvS-5c LoS-s. X a Z. display =
SNOWY >za 81 The EoC- q Castle ESl,. p
Nl-E >--Ez-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30

>>-5- A---zC-s E-> b5sc appointed, -
S--gesL EGs -z;s Father Damien -
superintendent. g. -Le tcvS home ..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30

Tas Iel-a a-c1.1, saee2 ,srs-S ao2
Ez.o.
. NI-. = A. Nzsoo1 : = >-cceSS5c, osc.
. liGzts s2- ccC-ua:C,AiSC-S- It's $ boy
Tine sc- rs-s5v5r- tenders IL The
new MARIE. = extended 70 Monday next
s. Coc--
Nvs-c LoG-s. X a Z. display =
>lcwv >5E1 % The GoC- q AISLE ESl..
King stree
Gc75z--e-. Schoc, pcp..s win have .
r-zcS -laz- loCSS ans ,a-cL baskets 10
-c---- morning.
N1aee = s5s- elsewhere Il The re-
--Cva- @. -I5 gazette r-l1- and l--.cs %
che ADVERTISER b.-l-Gz1S-
M Lz-c Ar5o. japanese Co1SG-. has
returned % -cv- t-o-- 81 extended c---
ezz- VIZ % Hawai- and Man
a r1rz apparently NC, laden ag-
V-CGcLSS cl5 lG-cC- q Sunday. 1--
ccza-5 evening s-ooi II u IS zE2-.
Cass Ccsa.s Ta3i a-3 members .
the 1z- VIII leave today 5v the hic&G.
IN -I1 NAY term @. the Third C-rc-i; g
>s.= N--..2-s h-s bss2 appo.a:ei'.o
>-z7sL he -z,s Father D2-ss- -
>-Qe-u:5-6s-: g. :he tcys' home 81
Al--~ac-
he r-zSc-z- le-5 sc- robbery a he
Ws5cGkC SIC -sa- El,o escaped EOu
~. - Elzz-1c- ~ v1S -sczps-rs-s II
-zz -ls. u Tia r-5-4z.zls CczS-s,c
VS. S--al v5S-srlEv An application
~ --5 -5SS5- release rs 5->a E-si II
the Supreme Cc----
In Sundays baseball --4-c- -=-5 L.
l5-l--=-@ >--a--S ---.C- team re5-
-LH = Lc-ls lC--5-e team rv & S.1-e y
.-------s Il che l-==-s S-z-==--
Father l---z6-. who z51s tie rcs. q
Ez-E5= Damien N lEl-1Sai before the
-l--5-s Death. cane % town z-L On Sun
l-g -Gs-- z-l vent u --E C-e=-S Hos
-zs Ezs-s- -E----s 4 :. A---eu
Cathedral >5-C-i Congregation @-o----
e % SOS -1 E-CE E5z- II excess u
EL1. VS. requested II Rev George
Tenders -z--=-- E--- :. 40 70 SIS
w5-E -s-=Te- 5C- building --e szS.
--a--l Is E--Gllow- Hi mad. Il y
Az---sl7-..-z ~ the e----zc- 3. the LII
-=- EE-s
--E -=----=i A--s-..-..z- --.--z-s.s 81 the
A--l-- -=-C-- The VC15E- = z--5vs z-i
tat -=r EzE ST ..---zzz1-s --.r 70 1-i
from it, song -v way q h5l-LC- an
y NY u Ez-c
Hon A. : C-s-1c-r. C1-sl.1-->lsz-
ga q C-s-c-S- VIII ze---uz-v his
la-zl-=-- Princess A-5l-z-5. N E5- tC-- l
------ here On Nay -l-L-
l- 1Ez- ce--ss1czfz-- z.rss zsas /
Is 5---.5L q By John .-c--. 5ss-S-- /
--- E.--- s-- -- Eo-7- l--- L-= 4
=>S=- T- E------E 81 -G-=- binds Z
I'D ~ ~ - --------~S--
.-.----- ,-5-------- = = ~
? y
-- --- - ~ ~ -
-.----- ~ 49, n III ---7.--
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30

Cl5ss EcS-cs TGGi 1-G members :.
the 1z- VIII leave today cy the hlcSG.
IN -l1 May term @. the Third C-rc-i: g
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30

Government >clcc- pep--S wa. c@v5 .
pz-S -1sS- rooSS aCE ,a-cG baskets IL
E----- -----.-z.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30

The -ls- U -lz ----a--lls CcZS-s.c
VS. S=vsl v5Si5--5y. An application
IL --5 r5>>5 release -aS s-Sa E.sL II
the >---s-5 lC----
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30

LL=-= EEs AR z-tz1iz1oz g the
E=1s tsLp9-zEcs melting II BreE5Ts
~ q Szt-r-EF evening. M 7. c
Fc-ss R=T h Il G7Ee1, Mr. :. ..
E--=r Mr T. : >5--LEick- and .-1
LZsc=r E=-LzE1-S tr-- Sz1 FrzrcI=r1
5c--u-=i tL= y-s-t1Er 0zs q tLz LITTER
-=---=1 Ecz=r aZ5 very eEzctigzIF.
- D--L - hat 81 III uzu said hs
ao--t III s-zzl z1rz q T. ard created
s.1--= AMUSEMENT 1I- gl-1g 01-- Aes5rs-
Hzrr 4 Co 1EFI-=1 al The SEEKERS over
Q TIE Elite ICs-EEzu PzEl0.s, and 3lr
JOzss S6ers1 20 trezt 5h0ss Eho intended
beng speakers st the sans plzee.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30
Mortgages
NOTICE OF SALE +!

Whereas, the mortgage hereinafter mentioned
hath been heretofore duly foTeclosed by edyer-
usemeut OF mortgages notice OF intention 10
foIeclosc, now, therefore. By order OF A II
spencer. mortgage OF q certain iudenturs OF
mortgage dated september Isl. 1855, Of record
in the otice OF Registrar OF Conveyances. in
Book 50 pages ~, - and ~. am directed 10
sell u Public Auction
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30

Tie r-4S--z- held 5-- -cc1s-y q me
HE5-GE- sc -5l- El.o escaped C0I
II. - Elzz---- --- - -sczp;--a-s u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30

PM Il u S15-t r=.UEu=d u Satur-
izE tr51 hiding tl= Teachers Co1rsn-
-z1- zt Lz-il-z, tLz Ea-z5 station. There
vas 81 z-tszi8-e= Q. twenty-five or
5Ts--g three. II iz-c. AL the teachers On
The l=-z1d eze5ps iva q three GzzTo.f-
ANY absent TLre= 11urs were devoted
u Ee-mzl teaching each dzr. the baI-
ana q The z=@=icl bang occupied nth
examinations III certificates. In the
E1-z1zl C.zsE5s -1s c1lyzEltiCl dealt uzr-
ti---zriy Titl tl= r=GhuicaI EoEk IN
tezCli-z English % HzEziiz1s- J three
g fur years cglrsE II the comman
s-L15I 1Es1ches rs covered. Ihem0re
experienced teachers gave accounts q
tLe5r particular ue-hC1s and the results.
M=5zTs. Gi1=cu. B,a-Es- and LCczS gave
s1eclzl talks II ELich they had DEs-
pared - PrI Se9ttz request N advance
The united sentiment q the teachers
VS. that rh=T had spenE 2 veFF pT1tIt-
abe time i1i=ed a the convention.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30

4 r=EE G== z-L-=--= listened to the
l--[ ---==-- n E-- SgZ-e LzS
night Had u II. been Ia constantly
----=-L--E ------s- EE= SEATS E---5
have -=E- -zE I'D limited II C-rz-5-r.
Tie -Lr=e new z5EES = -e- : 81 -==
--S-----=--E 5C5S were heartily 50
E-zE-= APp-z-== 55LoEa3 -TzEr
--El=E eE=Es tLE DE-s be-= z1r-
-Hz-zE PM
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30

Lzz5=- ATZ=z- az1zvs s-z5-=--z1 Il
TIE =ET1- q Lr- Z g. >cE1ulzl1. q
AzTz5zEz1, FL II the yarl Il Friizy
zE-e--31-, c---1Z LIS h5z6 bs1lv u 3
l--z=- 11--=- D=rc.T Marshal Creizh-
tn happening 20 y i Mr. CzTil-1 :
rz-s z1ig-z-rz M >czcEz-a's. tax
EEs M q -L= satin AT4Es VS.
-z--L-cz-e1 All uzE-z : Eszt z1-ss
EE=- d-1---- II. He rs C1Tzr=-i VIII
b-5o1- d. Rodgers VS. called and
S-l--E=- ID --= Cz-r z1CE1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30

Father ~---E----- who 5--- tie E->- Q
Esther -z-l5- IN 1L1-1Sli before the
-l--5-.s death. cane 60 clF- Ill l- sun
l-g -GS-- z-1 vent u -lE G-ze-s Hos
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30
Auction Sale of
LeasehOid Property

By order OF ]. F HACKFELD, Assignee Of F.
Wilhelm, Wzi-nes. Ezrz1. xiii san al UEblic
a1ctIOn- e. the store formerly occupied b. T.
Wilhelm 81 said WaiEez.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30

OF Halo * and LzhsIz ~ 20 z Wilhelm dated
= Mach 1885. and recorded II Book IJ1, page
% fOr : years. with privilege Of extension for
further . years ~ rental Of 81 peg aununa,
with sli Buildings aud improvements a. speei-
fed il said Lease. said land being the premises
Ls-sIF occupied b. 2 Wilhelm a. z store and
clearinghouse. however subject 20 mortgage
q S1JJ and interest thereon at per cent. peE
sL1Em from November o. 1875, given By said
z Wilhelm % Mrs Caroline Eirchhof fora term
Of years from Nay u, 1sss-
Terms CASH. Deeds a. expense Of pur-
chaser
Fox further particulars apply 70
C 3. HOFGAARD,
AuCtioneer.
W4in.ea. E.czi. APRIL g. 1859. f257-4t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30

Lr. g. - Carter. Eh5 c-=.zs5 the
-z-= Supreme Court term : entitled 70
r=----l--z- thanks t-- the ---i-I-E dis
position liz zTl--=l -5--s----1--- II z-z1-.ii-
--- --------zS III getting reports ILsrE
l-e 10 -l-- --s-S maze ready %
s=-Ts --5 r-C-l- -l-----l the u-=ss than
3L-- Henry smith C-=-s @. me Supreme
l--z-- ard his deputies H=ss-s Res
an. Carter
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30

Ta= B5zL5P q Q-1a, assisted Gy his
c-z-Ey- celebrated 3 po--5aaI mss t-E
sEs rzqCS5 = Ez-E=- DzE5sz's s---- II
the Roman Cz-L---- Cz-Lzirzl. Il The
------- q Ar-Z -s1- Se-z-2L rene
Sentative vs-s1-s.=S q this and l.E=r
-l-l--S -=-= present. and the Bishop
delivered g --------Z memorial 81 dress.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30

Ms L-5=-e, s-- a-i daughter. who
ct --'sZ q t1a steamer LLz=-iks April
%. sailed i-- San Francisco II the tz-z
Robert S-1[=-. Mrs Tzis-5 lately On
t---e1 3 Z-iz-zzr-e1 s-L1cL hers. an
: tss sasss before leaving vas burned
81 O.: E5- rented L1cSs. -1Sl1E 1=zr-v
everything.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30

a -z- z--=S-=.l --- drunkenness LL---
- night had. instead q snakes In his
=E=S. =--E * 5--E=S ---z II his
------ which The sl-I Elg- E- Lzt
-z-5 ----------1l-5 il his inward
pl--s- The -er-l= has been preserved
II 6 -----5 g 81 z.-1----- Il uC-I-5 c---z-S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30

-=-55-s -z-zz-- E-c- $40 20 SIS
v5-5 -5czTel 5C- building -ce szs.
--a--l Is E--Gllow- HI mad. Il y
hz---sz7-..-z ~ the c----zcs = the LII
-=- ----5-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30

A--1- -=ro-- --e Tc-laDc = lc-lvs GEl
c-z- -lzv LzL 81 agreeable --.v 70 --i
--c- Ill song by way q h51-LC- 1-5
returning II ny q Ez-c
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30

o. 70 ". Austin Whiting. Attorney at L
Dated april Is. 1859.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-30

A Chtnaman Shot at Koolau- Fair
Chance et his RcooVcry-S Suspicion
Fixed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-06-25
FAIR AND TRACK TALK.
A BALBOA Ascension for the Fourth-I
movements at the Track

A BALBOA Ascension for the Fourth-Im-
provements at the Track.
The directors of the Montana, Agricul-
tural. Mechanical and Mineral association
held q meeting yesterday. A contract was
entered into with Prof. Brice. OF illinois, at
great expense, to give 9 balloon ascension
and parachute leap at the Fair grounds on
the Fourth of July. The periIous para
chute leap is not always successfully made
which renders it the more thrilling. This
attraction is intended as q diversion for the
ladies and children who take no interest in
races.
A contract was let to Robert Harvey for
four new stables containing fifteen box
stalls each. This work has already begun
A new high board fence will at once be
built around the grounds enclosing the en-
tire lU2 acres. whereas at present a great
deal OF this has heretofore been unused.
BY this Improvement IL is expected 70 give
additional driving space.
The plans and specifications for the new
floral hall and lodge, the latter 70 partly
form an arch entrance, were submitted, but
this extensive building enterprise cannot
be completed this season.
Mulkey q Babb have arrived from Oregon
with q stable of seven horses, among which
are the well-known Bogus ana Guido, said
10 be the best 2year-old in California.
r. E Bybee has also arrived with q
stable of fsix-Broadchurch, considered the
Derby winner, BillOw, Tom O'Hara, Rain
Drop and Oregon,
wv. Lynch, OF California, is also a new
arrival He has Little Phil, DiAvolo and
,JOu jon.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-06-25
JOHNSTOWN ABLAZE.

Twenty five Houses Destroyed in the Tn
fortunate City-The Work of Repair.
JoHSsrowS, June 24-Fire in the First
ward to-day consumed all but three of the
buildings in the district bounded by Mar
ket and Walnut streets and by Main street
and the river. Twenty-Five houses were
totally destroyed. Many of the buildings
destroyed had been washed away frem
their foundations, though many of them
contained household goods which had been
saved from the flood. But small amount
of these goods was saved The fire is sup
posed % have originated from sparks flying
from burning debris in the neighborhood.
Notwiths; anding the force Of men em
ployed in the ruins here was reduced near
ly one-half to-day, a remarkable sho wing
was made in the way of clearing up the
wreckage. One heavy blast followed an
other in the debris above the railroad
bridge. and the place will probably be
cleared up by Thursday. This afternoon
about 3 o'clock a charge Of dynamite ex-
ploded near the second arch from the east
end of the bridge. From the great body OF
wreckage tossed up and the remnants after
wards gathered together IL is thought that
at least six corpses have been blown up.
Much of the drift which has been dislodged
from the slUne bridge has 1Odged In various
places extending as far below as COopers-
dale. A force OF men began to move these
which have rendered useless a
great part of the work at the bridge.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-06-25
HIS OWN FAULT.
A Decision by Chairman Cooley in tn,
Case of Major Sanger.

A Decision by Chairman Cooley in the
Case of Major Sanger.
WASHINGTON, June 24.-The Interstate
commerce commission, in an opinion by
Chairman Cooley. has decided the case OF
Major J. P. Sanger against the Southern
Pacific company, the lessee of the Central
Pacific railway, and the Union Pacific
Railway company. The complainant, an
officer OF the United States army having
been ordered from San Francisco TO Fort
Leavenworth, desired TO purchase trans
pOrtation for his family TO Fort Leaven-
worth and TO New York city. Ii appears
he misapprehended the statements made
TO BIN by the agent at San Francisco, and
understood he must buy tickets 10 Ogden,
and there obtain Of the Union Pacific
agent other tickets for the balance of the
respective journey, and also that through
tickets would not be sold 10 him. The
commission finds the agents of the railroad
Companies acted with entire good faith and
without an intention TO defraud or mislead:
that the cOmI lainant would b ave purchased
through tickets had he known he could OBJ
tain them, or that greater price would
be charged II he did not do so. The COM
mission holds that the Misrepresentation
under which the party paid for one jour
ney in sections, whereby the cost of trans
portatiOn had been made more than il
would have been had through tickets been
may lawfully be corrected by a
return of the excess, though the carriers
were without fault and only charged for
each portion of the journey regular rates.
And IL recommends that the carriers re-
store TO the complainant the sum paid in |
excess of through fares.