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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-05-11
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THE SUPREME COURT.
A Guardian Appointed for Two
of G. AIee's Children.


Justice Dole has appointed Wong
Kwai guardian over c. Gun Lai
and G.. Gun Hin, minors. The
Court ordered separate letters of
guardianship, issued under a bond
of $1,000 each.
The boys are children of the late
G. Alec, and are entitled to receive
$1,000 each of the insurance on the
life of their father. In order to OBJ
tain the money, it was necessary
that a guardian be appointed.
The justice also confirmed the
sale of real estate by the guardian
of Kaauli.
The motion for a new trial in the
famous pine apple case of 2. e.
Camarinos VS.. J. Kidwell was heard
yesterday and denied by Justice
Bickerton. F. M. Hatch, as at
torney for Kidwell, noted an excep-
ton to the ruling of the Court.
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GUIDE THROUGH THE HAWAIIAN ISL
ANDs," is meeting with a steady sale
both at home and abroad Tourists and
others visiting these islands should be
in possession of a copy of it. 1t is per-
feet mine of information relating to the
scenes and attractions to be met with
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BeE- Persons having sets of un-
bound magazines, can have them
bound up neatly and cheaply at the
Hawaiian Gazette Book Bindery,
which is turning out some very hand
some work in this line.
The morning call., 1892-08-24
ON NEUTRAL GROUND.
There Is Some Fine Sport Up in Nevada
County.

There Is Some Fine Sport Up in Nevada
County.
GRASS VALLEY, Aug. 23.-The eighth an
nual fair of the Seventeenth Agricultural
Association began to-day. There were
races at the GlenbrOok mile track, half way
between Grass Valley and Nevada CITY.
The display of livestock is to be very fine.
The stables and sheds at Glenbrook had to
be increased to accommodate the additional
entries.
The pavilion display is in Nevada City
this year. The attendance will be large,
and the arrivals began last night. Ten
thousand dollars in purses and premiums
will be given.
Fruit is rather scarce. owing to the late
frosts IN spring, but what is shown will be
very fine. Vocal and instrumental music
Will enliyen the pavilion every evening.
The gamblers have not appeared as vet in
any force. but they will be present. No or
ders have been issued to prevent gambling
Nevada City is the headquarters for yIsi-
tors and the hotels there are well filed. but
arrangements have been made 10 accommo-
date all corners. Trains run regularly to the
fair ground at short intervals, landing pas
sengers at the track gates.
The races to-day were by local horses.
The attendance at the track was good. The
first race, half mile dash. by horses bred
and foaled la the county. had three starters
Loretta, Dolly III and Jessie. Loretta was
the fayorite IN the pools at 10 10 and she
won handily. Time, "a.
The second race. trot. mile heats, for IA
purse of 5000, had Blue Bell. Milton S and
Lady Turner as starters. Turner was the
favorite. Blue Bell won the first heat in
2:36 and Turner took the second and third
heats and the race 10 2:36 and 2 :3S.
The third race was tr6t with tn rec start
ers. Dandy winning tile race in straight
heats. Best time, DAB
The morning call., 1892-08-24
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Meeting Of the Supreme Grand Lodge-Er
tertainmept of thu Guests

Meeting Of the Supreme Grand Lodge-En
tertainment of the Guests.
KANSAS CRY. Aug. 23.-The seven tenth
biennial meetings of the Supreme Lodge,
knights of Pythias of the World. COM
menced this morning and will continue for
10 days. A public reception was rendered
the members OF the Supreme Lodge at 9
O'Clock in the Grand Opera-house. Gov
ernor Francis welcomed the visiting Knights
on behalf OF the State of Missouri. and
Mayor Cowherd extended them the freedom
oil the city. Supreme Chancellor Shaw re-
sponded on behalf OF the Knights. The
supreme Lodge then adjourned to Masonic
Hall and went into executive session.
Various reports of the officers of the Su-
preme Lodge were received and read. The
entire day was devoted to the reception of
reports of officers.
Minneapolis and Louisville are at oppo-
site ends ef the rope in the great tug-of- w ar
for the next eneampment
The Supreme Temple of Pythian Sisters
OF the World held the first session Of its
regular biennial meeting TODAY, general
reception preceded the meeting. The time
was taken up with auditing bills and re-
celvlng reports of the various officers.
The grand parade of :he 1900 Knights in
attendance upon the encampment was the
great feature of the days festivities. The
parade started at o'clock this afternoon
and the line of march was over the business
portion of the city and the principal down.
town streets. The weather was delightful
during the parade. and the bright uniforms,
cleaning helmets, flashing swords and
battle-axes, waving plumes and feathers
and flying flags. presented an imposing and
brilliant spectacle. The parade was wit
messed by spectators numbering it is esti-
mated. nearly quarter of million.
Tonight the city is illuminated in honor
of the visiting Knights. and an exhibition
OF fireworks, provided by the city, is being
given for their entertainment
The morning call., 1892-08-24
LAWN TENNIS.
The Twelfth Annual Tournament Begun at
Newport, r

The Twelfth Annual Tournament Begun at
Newport, r. L
NEWPORT, X. L., Aug. 23-The twelfth
animal tournament of the National Lawn
Tennis Association opened this morning on
the Casino courts under the most favorable
auspices. The veteran, James Dwight, acted
as referee. and shortly after 1880 o'clock
play was on in IL courts, providing for all
six matches in preliminary round, one OF
which was defaulted, and for six in the first
The great match of the day between Nal
colin. Chase and Knapp was PLAYED on the
court directly In front oS the theater piazza.
Play began trifle slow at first and soon
the score got to deuce and there it hung.
neither being able to get the necessary two
games In succession. Finally Knapp took
two points on ChaSe's drives out of court,
and with them the first set, Ga. The sec
oDd set opened we'll for Knapp. Chase
seemed suddenly to wake up, his play show
ing wonderful improvement, and after a
hard struggle he finally won the game. Ga.
In the third set Knapp had things all his
own way, Cd. Chase won the next, CO.
Following is summary Of to-day's con-
tests: First round-Herrck beat johnson
by default. Goldman beat Rowland, Billings
beat Mckittrick, Horton beat Manchester
Hobart beat q. q. Thomas. Hubbard beat
Bruce. Shaw beat Rice, s. Il. Chase beat
Chandler, Smith beat Huntington, Floyd
beat Thomson by default. Barnes beat Geer
by default, Roberts beat Goforth, Dana beat
Iete, and A. b. Emmons beat Wood worth.
Tomorrow at 1880 o'clock will be PLAYED
the championship match in doubles. Carver
and Ryerson of Chicago. the winners of the
Western tournament, have not put in an ap-
pearance and are not expected. Accordingly,
Hall brothers. the winners of the Eastern
tournament at Staten Island, will win from
them by default and will contest for the
championship with Campbell and Hunting
ton, who last year won the title from Hobart
and Hall
The morning call., 1892-08-24
EXCELLENT RACING.
The Chico Fair Promises to Be a III.
Success.

The Chico Fair Promises to Be a Big
Success.
CHICO. Aug 23.-The first day of the fair
opened this morning with AatteIing pros
poets. There is gentle south wind and
the thermometer registers only so deg.
something unusual at this season OF the year
in this city. The town is full OF fakirs.
sideshows and falr-folowers of every de-
scriptioD, and the officers are keeping a
close lookout for any thieving or garroting.
Everything is activity and excitement at
the racecourse and the stalls are all occu-
pied. The animals are in the pink of con-
dition, and owners and trainers concede
that better time will be made here than ever
before.
The directors are determind to make the
fair big success and the strictest discipline
will be maintained during the week. The
exhibits OF livestock. poultry, ETC., are rap
idly increasing.
The first stock parade VIII take place to-
morrow forenoon. A number of horses
from the south arrived on last evenings
train. The Palo Alto stock farm at VIVA
has an especially fine string Of fiiers A 90
mile race will take place Thursday, and
bicycle races will be given Friday and
Saturday.
The attendance at the track this after
noon was very good for a first day. Pool
selling was large and betting free. The
hrst race, running, ttree-quarters of mile
and repeat. for purse of $500, had three
starters. Il. A. Neames' Lady Gwen, Lane
and Walters Vanity and A. Davis Jack
Brady. Lady Gwen was fovorite and wen
the first and third heats, Jack Brady taking
the second heat Time, 1:1sh -1:l7 =
1881.
The second race was pacing, horses with
out record, for purse of $3.50. j. III, Stro-
bridge started ii 5, i. q. Clark started
Peo. G. w. Woodland started Gladys and
A. l.. Kinds started Sample. Throughout
the race much scoring was done before each
heat. In the first heat Gladys made several
breaks. but won, PEG second and j II S
third. Inc second heat resulted in Gladys
again winning, PEG second and Sample
third. Sample won the third, fourth and
nth heats. Time, 2:35-2 :30k-2 :35-2 80
2:34y
The third and last race was the 2:40 trot
for purse OF $500. ID. Z. Knight started
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THE JESSUPs' DISGRACE.
Isaac's 14-Yoar-O Son Arrested I
Burglary.

Isaac's 14-Yoar- Old Son Arrested for
Burglary.
Richard M. Jessup, the fourteen year-old
son of Isaac Jessup. the principal contest
ant in the famous will case, was arrested for
burglary yesterday afternoon and taken 10
the police station at the New City Hall,
whence he was taken last night to the City
Prison.
Young Jessup's parents went to San Ra-
fael one month ago 10 spend the
summer, leaving him here to attend
the John SWEET Grammar School.
In which he was pupil. The
Jessups lived at COZ Van Ness avenue. but
when they went away the boy was sent to
board In the lodgipg-house at 160 Golden
Gate avenue.
The room adjoining the one occupied bv
young Jessup was rented by q Mrs. c. s.
Alvord. and IL was upon her CON-
plant that he was arrested. He says that
The morning call., 1892-08-24
PACIFIC MAILS SUBSIDY.

The Subject TO Come Before the Transeonti-
mental Association To-Day.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 23.-The Gould lines will
not be represented at the general meeting
OF the Transcontinental Association in
New York tomorrow. The Pacific Mail
subsidy and the note of withdrawal of the
Rio GTande Western will be acted upon. be-
sides the Southern Pacifc's troubles
The Missouri Pacific VIII cast negative
vote. when the time comes, against the
proposition of the Southern Pacific to re-
duce all-rail rates west and east bound for
the purpose of meeting the water COMPETE
ton OF the clipper lines, taking the ground
that such competition was directed against
the Southern Pacifc's local rates hetw cen
points in California
The morning call., 1892-08-24
RATHER POOR SPORT.
The Santa Barbara Races Not Good on
the First Day.

the First Day.
SANTA BARBARA, Aug. 23.-.The Nine
teenth District Agricultural Association
Fair opened here to-day. The city is filed
with strangers attracted by the unusually
good races promised. The displays in the
pavilion are not all III place yet, but there
are many good horticultural and agricul-
tural displays. and the rest of the space is
being rapidly filled by exhibits of mercantile
goods
Interest, however, centered on the races
The track was in fine condition and many
fast horses from the southern counties are
in the stables. The races to-day were poor
In comparison To those scheduled for the
rest of the week. Theirs were nine starters in
the bicycle handicap half-mile race. The
purses were all taken by local riders, Ii. 5.
Short being first, III. J. Mitchell second and
II. \. Duffey third. Time, / :27lh.
Running race, three-quarterS of a mile
and repeat, was won by Sid. Montalvo
horse, Lightfoot second, Murphy third.
Time. :1Si5.
The trotilng race. mile heats, with four
entries. was won by Redwood. Emery
second, Sam Wagner third. Caro- was
distanced Best time, 2:lS
The morning call., 1892-08-24

Napa Insane Asylum. Olsen wooed the
aged Mrs. POLITE and induced her TO secure
a divorce from the demented husband.
Two months ago she married him. But
she wonli not let bin control her property
and he began to abuse her. A few minutes
before noon yesterday be fourished pistol
and chased her out OF the house. When she
returned he began TO beat her. She
screamed for help and Officer Callahan was
a.lracted by her cries. sen was arrested.
lie had been drinking heavily and was
selzed with violent fits while being conveyed
In the patrol wagon 10 the North Harbor
station. From the station he was sent to
the City Prison hospital. where he was at
seEdea Oy DIS. Berry. and Bunker They
said be would live to- be punished for the
cruel assaults upon his aged snnusa
The morning call., 1892-08-24
THE IRON MALL.
a Recsiver Appointed With Bonds a
S1OOo.OOO

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 23.-On motion of
the plaintiffs in the Iron Hall receivership
case Judge Taylor this morning issued an
order restraining the removal of the book s,
papers, moneys, ETC.. from the Iron Hall
building in this city, and this afternoon he
appointed James f. Fally. prominent cap
italist of this city, as receiver Of the order
with bonds fixed at 100000. The trial
ended rather abruptly. The counsel for the
defense wanted 10 argue the case, but the
court informed them that no amount of argu-
ment could convince him that receiver
was not necessary. The receiver will take
charQa tn-morrow
The morning call., 1892-08-24

King of the Ring. Strobridge started
Lulu f, Palo Alto stock farm started
Nenox, Doty started Brigader, C. r. Hop
pin started Cubit and Murphy started Maud
M. The latter sold fayorite. Lulu won
the first heat, Maud NJ second and Cuhit
third. The second heat was won by Maud
NJ, Nenox second, Lulu L third. The third
heat was taken by Lulu + in an easy Jog
Maud NJ second, Nenox third. The fourth
heat decided the trot, Lulu + easily taking
the heat and race. Maud Nj second. Nenox
third. Time. 2:25-2 :261-2 :3O-2:33
The judges were 4. C. Lusk, A. l.. Mich
OILS and j. Il. Troxel. Timers l.. III. McIn-
tosh, G. w. Woodland and j. S. Sanford,
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caused him TO be ar
rested for an assault
with a deadly weapon
and battery. 1t all came
about in this way:
Three months ago Olsen
fell in with Mrs. PolIitZ,
aged IS years, who keeps
a sailor clearinghouse
at 223 jackson street.
The woman was the
proud possessor of con-
siderable coin and a good
paying business. She
also possessed two hus-
bands. but one was dead
and the other in tho
The morning call., 1892-08-24

misson-day celebration. 1t has adopted a
black straw hat and white vest for a uni
form.
". II. Dugdell has commenced suit against
Ellen Gsrsaig to recover SO for laying a
cement walk in front of her premises on
Eagle avenue.
d. ). Jordan, president Of the Stanford
University, has arranged 10 deliver a series
OF lectures in this city on Evolution, 8"
commencing tile latter part of September.
hey VIII be gwen under the auspices Of
the Unitarian Society.
W. z. Dillon. a ainter Of this city, who
sustained serious injuries few weeks ago
at Oakdale by falling 80 feet from roof, is
now able to walk about with the aid Of
crutohes.
The sum Of 500 has been appropriated BY
the City Trustees for the repair Of the Web
Ster-street road way.
An election will soon be held for the issu-
ance OF bonds In the sum OF SEQ coo for
school accommodations. In case the amount
Is voted Tor II viii be expended as follows
Enlarging Scholastic at West End, 5000;
erection OF a new building there $50 0O0; ;
purchase OF site south Of the narrow
gauge track, SIS, GOO; erection of a building,
$4,000; addition 10 Porter School, $4,000
The Board of Education states that if new
schoolhouses are not provided they Will
either have to fit up the Easements or else
refuse to admit any more new pupils.
The Board of Town Trustees met last
night. Bills to the amount OF S549 were
ordered to be paid. The 9Th of Sertem Der
was set for the board to meet as a Board of
Equalization. The board resolved to grade
and macadamiZe Virginia street. from Shat
tuck avenue to Melora street; 10 construct
sewers In H0lyoke and Jones streets, aud
to remacadamiZe University avenue from
Shattuck avenue to the bay. 1t refused to
grant the use of a school lot to the Pound
master.
The Republicans will hold a grand rally
at Lorin Hall this evening.
The Lorin Improvement Club has de-
elded to ask the Town Trustees for a chemi-
cal engine. 1t also passed a resolution
fav0ring reincorporaton.
The academic council at last nights
session resumed their consideration of ap-
plicants. About 30 were admitted, raising
the total number 10 100. There are 265 ap-
pllcatlOns on file up to date.
AT last the noon hour has been made a
recitation hour, making Tecitations contnu-
Gus from $50 A. NJ. till 5 p. NJ.
The advisory committee has asked for two
weeks more time before handing in their
report on the presidency. Professor Joseph
lie Conte's salary has been raised from
$500 to $4,000.
Joseph LIE Conte Jr. has been appointed
assistant IN the mechanics department al a
salary OF S75 per month.
The morning call., 1892-08-24

he is accused of stealing purse from her
apartment which contained 50 cents. but he
declares that he did nothing of the kind.
Il ung Jessup was dressed in garments
eut according . to fashions code and
ms advent created sensation among
the outcasts who occupied the cell into
which he was thrown. He says that he
notlhed bis parents of his arrest, but they
paid no attention to his statement.
The morning call., 1892-08-24
CRUEL TO HIS AGED SPOUSE.

Peter Olsen Beats the Woman He Mar
ried for Money.
Peter Olsen is burly individual, aged
about % years. Recently he married an
ancient dame TO secure home and her
money! She was too robust and so he sought
70 shorten her days by his crneltY This
The morning call., 1892-08-24
STOCKTON RACES.
Additional Purses offered to Fiji the
Programme at the Fair.

STOCKTON. Aug. 23.-The Stockton Fair
Association offers running. pacing and trot-
ting purses, the entries to close September
Is to fill the fair programme. There is an
nounced in trotiing for the OBS Glass. a
purse If $1,000; 80 class, pnrSe Of $1,000,
and in the free for all. purse of $500.
Pscing-2:2S class. a purse of $500
RuDning-H Handicap sweepsiake, one and
r fourth miles; handicap for all ages. one
and an eighth miles; selling purse for all
ages; a handicap for two-year- olds. seven
eighths OF a mile. and a handicap for five
Year-olds. one and q half miles.
The morning call., 1892-08-24
settIed QUE nfCnnrt

The case OF Mary Cullen, the proprietress
of the Hotel Eastland, in Mill Valley,
against X. w. Mastick was Yesterday set
tied by agreement without trial in Justice
Gray's court.
The morning call., 1892-08-24
California Fruit Trains wrsckss

kEoKUK, Iowa, Aug. 23.-Near Medill.
No., nine cars OF California pears and
peaches were wrecked to-day on the Santa
Re road. The fruit is being carted away by
wagon-loads by the farmers of that vicinity.
The morning call., 1892-08-24
FALL NOVELTIES
PARIS DRESS TRIMMINGS!

New and chaste styles in Russian Band Trim
mings; exquisite colorings in Bead Trimmings.
Fancy Girdles, Astrachan and Silk Trimming and
garniture of every description to match the fash
ionable coors in dress materials.
The morning call., 1892-08-24
BEAT THE RECORD.
The Inman Line Steamer City of New York
Set the Mark.

Set the Mark
NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-The Inman line
steamship City of New York is reported !,
passing Brswbead att p. Nj. to-day and sub
sequentiy arrived at Queenstown. making
the official time from this city 3 davs 10
hours % minutes. This makes new record.
as 1t Is the best time Yet made to the east
ward, the best previous time being X davs Q,
hours minutes, made by the steamer Ten.
tonic in October. 1891.
The morning call., 1892-08-24

Ex-Governor Lowe Dead
NEW YORK, Aug. 23-E. Louis Lowe.
who was Governor of Maryland from 1851 to
1854, died at his home in Brooklyn TODAY.
The morning call., 1892-08-24

WHITES YucATAN 6UM grows ia favor steadily
Gay ny day and liz now sold IN nearly every part Of
the civilized world.
The morning call., 1892-08-24

ORDERS
sen
kland,A eda and BerkeI
The morning call., 1892-08-24

Alameda Parlor, N. S. G. W., will 60
about 60 strong to Santa Rosa for the Ad-
The morning call., 1892-08-24
TO-Day's Events.

The stock parade, which was to have taken
place to-day, will be held tomorrow, after
which a balloon ascension and parachute
drop will be made.
The district trots for three year-olds and
the :28 class viii be supplemented in to-
morrow's racing by the $1,000 purse for the
2:15 class. for which Wanda, Richmond Jr.
Beaury Nc. Guide and Frank NJ are entered.
The following are likely to win:
2:2S class trot- Lenmar
2:l5 class trot-Richmond Jr or Frank NJ.
Three year-o.d trot-Mamie w or Column
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