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fortnblv. Any bank in tho town
would hr.vo lout him money on his
unondorsod noto. Whnt did ho want
of tho monoy? To buy lottory tick
et a! Ho was buying them nt tho rnto
of $200 per month, hoping to make
n big strike. When Ins house was
searched wo found nisi one-dollar
tickets for tho current drawing, but
ho intended to mako tho number an
oven 200. In six months ho had pur
chased over 700 tickets, and yot all
his prizos did not foot up $100. It
isn't six months since he loft tho De
troit Houso of Correction, where ho
served his sontenco.
I boliovo, and it is tho boliof of all
tho oflicials of tho Tostal Depart
ment, that that lottory did moro to
dishonor postal employees than all
other temptations combined. Thou
sands of lottors containing $1 and $2
bills wore constantly passing through
tho mails. A percentage of tho em
ployees who handled them argued
that tho lottery was dishonest and
under tho ban of the department,
and that tho 11101103 would be lost to
tho sender ovon if tho3 didn't steal
it. Thoro cau bo no just argument
in favor of dishonest 3, but such
arguments as abovo probably helped
to stifle conscience-. In two years 1
alone detected fourteen dishonest
omplo3cos and brought thoni to
i'ustico. I will rolato 0110 case which
iad somo special feat tiros.
A raihva3 mail clork on a certain
run south of tho Ohio Hiver was
under suspicion. Tho suspicion
arose from a siugular circumstance.
Ho was a singlo man, 30 years old,
and had onlv his salary to live on.
Among tho list of donors for a fund
to orect a church edifieo was ho, and
ho had given S72.". When I found
this out I dropped all othor clues
and concentrated on him. While 1
was watching ho turned in $275
more, thus bringing his subscription
up to $1000. One day after I had all
ny plans laid I entered his car and
hold him up. Ho had thirty letters
in his pockets, all of thorn contain
ing monoy and addressed to tho lot
tery. Ho attempted no defence,
and urged ouhy ouo excuse. He
thought tho money had better go
into a church building than into the
coffers of tho lottery. Ho had not
convortod a penii3 to his own use,
and he frankly acknowledged that it
was his intention to steal $2300 and
then quit. I can mention another
singular thing which occurred at
about the same time. A man in
Penus3lvauia ordered two one-dollar
tickets by mail. As tho tickets wore
on their way to him they were stolon
by a railway mail clork. Whon the
drawiug for the month came off it
was discovered that one of tho
tickets had drawn $5000. The clork
had not preserved tho address of tho
rightful owner. He slipped down to
Now Orleans to got tho 11101103. Tho
lottery compan3's books showed to
whom tho tickets wore sent, and as
tho clerk gavo a different namo and
address suspicions wore aroused and
he was run down. Ho had burned
up tho two tickets before being ar
rested, and tho lottory compnuy was
$5000 ahead.
Of all postal omploj'ees tho letter
carrier has tho most temptation
thrown in his way. Thoro is no 0110
to watch him. He goes out over his
route with hundreds of lottors, and
is sorting and rosorting until ho can
give a pretty good guess at tho con
tents of each one. If ho fails to de
liver an ordinary lottor, who can
charge him with embezzling it?
There is, however, but one course for
him to pursue. Ho must mako up
his mind to bo strictly honest. If
ho cannot withstand temptation ho
is doomed. Ho may escape detec
tion for a few weeks or ovon months,
but thoro is nothing surer than that
ho will bo caught in tho ond. One
of tho most powerful weapons of tho
Post Office inspector is tho decoy
lottor. I know that judges, lawyers,
and tho press havo inveighed against
it, but it is nevertheless tho safe
guard of tho honest and tho terror
of tho dishonest omplo3'eo. It trips
up moro rascals in tho service than
all their schemes combined. I had
a rather curious caso in western
Now York last year. A man in a cer
tain town was advertising a cureall,
aud lottors camo to him from all
over tho county. Thoro were com
plaints of losses, and I traced tho
mattor up until suro that tho fault
la3 in tho homo office. It fiiuilly
narrowed down to one clork. I sent
in six decoy lottors and four of them
Woro gobbled. Ho was a young man
and spent considerable monoy
around town, but none of 1113' mark
ed bills turned up. Ho was follow
ed to saloons, billiard parlors, livery
stables, and othor places where ho
I aid bills, but it was noticed that
10 invariably paid in silver. While
trying to solve tho niystor' I drop
pod into a placo within a stop of tho
Post Ollico, whoro an old woman
sold root boor, lomonado, sand
wichos, and tho like. After drinking
a glass of tho beor I found I had no
change, and tendered hor a fivo-dol-lar
bill. She gavo 1110 four ones
with tho chango, and two of thorn
had my mark on.
"What drink does Charles
soom to prefer?" 1 queried, giving
hor tho full namo of tho clork I was
after.
"Oh, root boor alwa3s," sho re
plied. "Ho comes in ofton?"
"Three or four times a day. sir."
"Havo 3ou got plonty of silver for
chango?"
"Why, sir, I always keep a few
dollars in silver ly 1110. If it's in sil
ver it can't burn up."
On tho very next da3 I was in t ho
placo, whou tho clork came in, drank
a glass of root beer, and handed out
a marked bill ho had taken from my
last decoy letter. I had no sym
pathy for him, as ho had no excuse
for his dishonesty. 1 havo seen it
stated in uowspapors that whoro an
employee who has lots of influonco
behind him goes wrong ho is allow
od to resign aud the mattor is hush
ed up. If any such cases have oc
curred I am ignorant of thorn. I do
not boliovo thoy havo occurred.
Among thousands of carriers, clerks,
and railway mail handlers thoro will
always bo found somo crooked peo
ple. Tho supervision must bo con
stant and critical, and tho punish
ment must bo prompt and sovoro, for
reasons 1 have already named. It is
raroly that I'nelo Sam condones an
offonco against tho law. I havo of
ten thought tho punishniont too se
voro for the crime. However, of all
men who may bo inclined to tlis
honest3, tho 'postal einployoo dis
plays tho most foolishness. Tho
common thief may steal and got
nwa3. Tho burglar and tho high
way robber run oven chances, thoy
figure. We read every day ot book
keepers, clerics, and cashiers who
have been stealing for years. The
postal employee who goes wrong 's
dead certain of quick discovery and
a heav3 sentence. Tt is as sure to
come as the sun is to rise, lie there
fore lacks sense when ho permits
himself to bo tempted.
One more case, almost my last,
and t uui done. For over a ycarl
was "onto" a clerk in a certain
Southern Post Ollico, but ho was too
sharp for 1110. Ho was a married
man, had no vices, and his outside
aud inside standing was good. After
awhile another inspector was sent
on to holp me. I was suro ho had
pocketed 1113 deco3 letters with
others, but 110110 of tho 11101103 could
bo traced. Wo watched his pny
tneuts to butcher, grocer, coal man.
liiied holp, and so on, but it was all
straight 11101103. Ho was on duty
at tho ollico a part of tho afternoon
and a portion of tho night. Ho was
watched at ins worlc lor weens ami
weeks, but not a suspicious action
was seen. Letters wore still going
attraj, howevor, and Iliad lost $50
in different deco3 lottors. If ho sus
pected that ho was watched ho did
not butray tho fact. Ono da3 ho foil
dead of heart disease on the street,
and tho bod3 was taken homo before
wo heard tho news. From that da3
no moro letters wore taken. Wo
woro morally certain ho was tho
man, but had no evidence, nor did
wo got any for three months. Tluni
his widow moved to another liouso.
In tho process sho discovered 46(5
letters in an old trunk in a storo
rooui. Over four hundred of thorn
had 11101103 inclosed, and 3'ot not ono
had been opened or tampered with.
Tho man had stolon them, but I am
not clear as to his action. Was it a
mania which stopped short of get
ting possession, or was ho sharp
enough to la3 thoni away and bido
his time? His widow could offor no
explanation of how tho lottors camo
to bo in tho trunk, nor did tho
authorities hunt for any. Wo did
not want to blacken tho doad man's
character. Somo of tho lottors had
been mailed thirteen months pre
vious. Thoro woro throe which ho
had taken only tho day belore his
death, but how ho had managed to
do it with 1113 0303 on him all tho
time I havo not been able to figure
out. Chas. B. Lewis in JTew l'ork
Sun.
Perhaps some of our readers would
liko to know in what rospect Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is better
than any othor. Wo will tell you.
When this Remedy is takon as soon
as a cold has been contracted, and
before it has become sottled in tho
sybtoin, it will counteract tho effect
of tho cold and greatly lesson its
severity, if not ollechially euro tho
cold in two da3s' time, and it is tho
only remedy that will do this. It
acts in perfect harmoii3 with nature
and aids nature in relieving tho
lungs, opening tho secretions, liquo
f3ing tho mucus and causing its ex
pulsion from tho air colls of tho
lungs and restoring tho S3'stem to a
strong and healtli3 condition. No
othor romed3 in tho market possesses
these reinarkablo properties. No
othor will euro a cold so quickly or
leave tho sj-btoin in as sound a con
dition. For sale ljy all dealers.
Benson, Smith it Co., Agonts for tho
Hawaiian Islands.
A GREAT SUCCESS I
Jnst the Thioff for Breakfast
AUNT ABBEY'S.
Cooked '.'Rolled'.' Oats!
Economical !
IDelioio-as
!5TFor Salo by all Leading Grocors.'3
MITCHELL & PETERSON,
3. in. AO-lH-frTTg.
MARSHAL'S SALE.
BY VIKTUK OK A AVMT OV KXIX'U
tlou issued out of tho Police Court, on
tho l'Jth day of October, A. D, 1S!U, against
llento .Iomj Iguacio, defendant, lu favor of
UoiisulviiH & Co., plulntiir, for tho sum of
$105.1, 1 have lovicil upon and shall expose
for salo at thnPnllcoHtutloii, in tho District
of Honolulu, Island of Oahu, at I'.' o'clock of
SATUltDAY, thu Uithduy of November, A.
I). 18IU, to tha highest bicldor, all tho right,
title aud interest of thu said lluuto Jose
Iguaciu, defendant, In and to thu following
property, unless said judgment, interest,
costs and my oxponsos bu previously paid.
List of property for halo:
Sundry Groceries, Crockery, etc., stock in
tradu of aforesaid Jiuntu Joo Iguacio. I
Show Caso, - Kculcs and Weights, aud 1
Wagon, and 1 But of Old Hurnuss.
(Hlfm-d) ('. 11. WILSON,
Marshal.
Honolulu, Oct. 15, 1BU2, Ml-It
FOR SALE
A STHONO
AND
IV (Icntlo Kaiuily
Cur-
rlauo Horse, very good
drutt animal; am willing
to oxchaugu for Good
Saddle Horse, Addrubs
ollico,
"11 100," nt this
657-31
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THE PIN PUZZLE
Tlicro Is n now I'liple out. This Innocent-looking
bruin tormentor Is called tho
l'ln Puzzle, and an, body can mako ono for
himsolf with a Mt of paper and pencil and
sl pins. H010 Is tho diagram:
Tho object is to stick six l'his on
six of tho black dots in such 11 limn
nor that no two pins shall bo on tho
MHito lino, ulther horizontal, vortical or
diagonal. ...... , .
Although it 111a v bo ditllcult to work out
this Piii-zlc, still tlicro is no dllllculty in un
derstanding or ni'l'rcclating tho l'tillcies N
sued bv tho KQU ITAIU.U 1.1 l-'K ASSUR
ANCE' SOOU'TY. They aro clear, business
like, concHc and simple.
BltUOn & A. J. CARTWRIGHT,
General Agents for Hawaiian Islands.
ivd:.so3srio
PICNIC and DANCE!
aaK2S3E3
Members of Lodge Le Progres
de l'Oceanie No. 124,
A.F.&A.M.
HAVE DECIDED TO OIVK A
Grand Picnic & Dance
AT
Remond Grove
On November 19, 1892
5Tit til
Sons of St Gtorro Picnic
AT
Remond Grove
On Saturday, Nov. 5th.
LOOK OUT FOll A OOOD TIMH I
Return Tickets $1; Children SOc,
Foot Races, Games, Etc., Etc.
Good Prizes to be Competed For I
Dancing in the Pavilion!
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DAILY AND WHKKLY
Hawaiian Newspapers
AltK T1IK--
Leading Journals in the Kingdom.
The "Daily Hawaii Holomua,"
Has tho Lirgcst Circulation on tho Islands
aud is thu lle-t Medium for
Advertising.
Mil. Tiros. K. Nvtiianiim. will receive all
advurtisenionts and transact all business
matters.
C-V-Oitici'.: " Hrenig Illock," corner
Nuuanu and (iucun street (upstairs).
Slit-tf
Union Gas Engine Co.
(Incorporated May 111, ltsfU.)
MANUl'ACTUl'KKS OV TUN
Regan Vapor Engines
PACIFIC G-AS ENG-INES.
Horizontal , Upright,
Stationary it Marino,
Gas & Gasoline Kugines,
Pumps ,t Launches,
JOS. TINKDI1,
518-tf Solo Agent for Hawaiian Islands.
A CARD.
J.W.GUNST,M.D.
Has removed to Dr. Footo's promises and
ollico, corner of Punchbowl and Iteio-
tania strcuts, miring ins ansoncr.
O i. .ok HmiKH : J.Vr""L u t0. " :.30 ' i
to 0 and 7 to 8 r, m.
an-inr1
LOST OR MISLAID
GKUTIKIOATB NO. 140 KOK TWENTY
Shares Mutual Telephone Stock,
standing hi tho namo of George 0. lleck.
loy. Transfer has been stopped. Finder
will plcaso return to
OKOltGi: O. IIKOKLI'Y,
o:J-'Jw Or to Wilder ifc Co.
LOST OR MISLAID
C'KUTIFJOATUNO. 181 FOH TWENTY
Shares Mutual Telephone Stock,
standing In the name of ('. II. Juild.
Transfer has been stopped. Finder will
please return to
F. M. BWANJ5Y,
At tho ollico of T. H. Duylus &, Co.
KKJ-lhv
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IM. G. IRWIN & CO.
(Lirraiteci)
offer roit saw;
FERTILIZERS
Al.l'.X. CUD'S A SONS'
Celebrated High Grade Cane Manures.
Wo nro also prepared to take orders for
Mossi'B, IST. OrUainclt, Ss Oo.'b
"F"eitilizis,
Insuring prompt delivery.
BOILED LUCOL !
t&- This Is a superior Paint Oil. con
suming less pigment tlian Linseed Oil, and
Wl with diiors it gives a splendid iloor
t a lnstiim brilliancy to colors.
surface.
XjixLe, Cement,
KEFINED BrOAUB, '
SALMON.
Fairhank Canning Co.'s Corned Boel
'AnUFINK TAINT co.'s
Compounds, Roofing & Papers,
Reed's Patent Steam PIpo Covering.
Jaruoes' Diamond, Enamel & Ever
lasting Paint
Kspecinlly designed for Vacuum Pans.
FIRE,
LIFE AND
MARINE
INSURANCE
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,
Assets, 86,219,458.98.
London & Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.,
Assets, 84,317,052.
Thames and Mersey Marine Ins. Co.,
(Limited)
Assets, 86,124,057.
New York Life Ins. Co.,
Assets, S125,947,290.81.
C. 0. BERGER,
General Agent for Hawaiian Islands.
HONOLULU.
Honolulu Cycling,
Armory Building, - Berelania St.
Bicycle Hiding School.
INSTRUCTIONS (HVl'N
IDa-y &o Hl-vexiing.
Ladies' & Gents' Bicycles For Hire
DY THK DAY OR HOUR.
I'ublio Skating: Monday and Saturday
evenings, from 7::iD to 10. Friday evening
for Ladies and their INcoits only. Jlicclo
Lessons: Tuesday, WcdiiCDdny and Thurs
day. Bicycle Repairing Solicited.
Win. G. Irwin & Co.
(LIMITKD)
Win. fl. Irwin, - President and Manager
(Huiis Sjircckcls, - - - - Vico-l'residont
W. M. (lill'ard, - Secretary and Treamircr
Theo. O. l'orter Auditor
3-u.ga.r Factors
AND
Commission Agents.
AUKNTS or THK
Oceanic Steamship Company,
OF SAN FRANOISCO. OAL.
C. BREWER & CO.
(LIMITED)
General Mercantile
ANll
Commission Agents
J. O. Carter President and Manager
G. II, Robertson. . , Treasurer
K. F. Ilisbop Secretary
W. F. Allen Auditor
Hon. C. It, llishop
B.C. Allen . ... .
H. Waterhoubo....
:!
Directors
FOR SALE OR TO LET
ON 13 GOOD UPRIGHT PIANO; ALSO
One Hipiaio I'iano. Will soil on rea
sonable terms or will let for Thrcn Dollars
unci Fifty Cents (jf.l.W)) per month. Thoy
will bo at liberty Nov. 1st, but arrange
ments can bu Hindu to see them by tele
phoning to the undersigned.
6.")Mw .', F. IIURGKSS.
NOTICE.
18 HKQUKBTNl) THAT ALL
lu 1 nits of uverv nature and dnsi'i-hitimi
Fc
against tho undersigned bo sent to .Messrs.
i'. u. Jones ami uouirur ifrown at as earlv
it date as possible.
fiAMUI'I, PARIU'R.
Honolulu, Oct. 17, 1BU.
651-lw
HOTEL
PARK
ANNEX
rpHE KOYAL HAWAIIAN HOTEL CO.
L 1ms leased tho nrowrtv bolonclne to
A. Hcrhort, Esq,, in Wnlklki, which for
tho present, will 1)0 upon to tho public ns
nn nnnox oi the Hotel, mid will ho known
ns the "Hotel l'nrk Annex." Upsides tho
main house there nro Three Cottages ad
mirably adapted for families:
1 Tho "Windmill Cottage" containing 5
ItoouiH, Kitchen and Latiat.
2 Tho "Green Coltago" containing Par
lor, I lied Kooms, Kitchen, Pantry, Hath
Hoom, etc.
3 Tho "Seaward Cottage" with 4 Uood
I'uoms and a Dressing Hoom.
All tho Cottages are woll-appointcd In
Furniture. Kittinirs. etc.. nml tenants will
ho entitled to bathing privileges. The bca
bathing being unsurpassed
on tuo isianu.
The Main llulldiug will ho reserved for
tho use of tho guests of tlio Hotel, but it
may bo lented For Picnics, llathing Par
ties, Dinners and Dances, cte., forall which
purposes it oilers exceptional advantages.
Aoliargo of Twunty-Hvo ($25) Dollars will
bo made for tho usu of tho Houso anil
(Irounds including Bathing, Lights, etc.:
prepayment is required for Intended use of
the Main llulldiug and ('rounds.
&- For further particulars application
should bo made to tho Manager of tho
Itoval Hawaiian Hotel. 527-tf
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tlitUl
W. F. REYNOLDS, Prop.
ru.st, Received.
NEW DOMESTIC
FULL LINK OF-
TOILET SOAPS
At prices which we established on
commencing 0ASH llnsiness.
Turkish Bath Soap, 4 Cakes 25 cts.
Farina Bonqnet, 4 Cakes 25 cts.
Oatmeal Soap, 4 Cakes 25 cts.
Curly Maple, 4 Cakes 25 cts.
And Other Soaps at 3 for 25 Cents.
tF See our Fine Line of
WRITING 1'Al'KRS,
WRITING TAULKTS,
MEMORANDUM BOOKS,
DRAWING I'KNCILS,
DRAWING PAPER,
Blank Books of all Descriptions.
Base Balls, Tennis Balls, Tennis Rackets.
l& Call and see our Goods before buy
ing chew here. Last but not least
A I.AIiaE VARIETY OK
Novels & Popular Bound Books.
Hm i. HI TELEPHONES Mutual 411
FIREWOOD
ALGBROBA.
f 11.75 Per Cord 4 Foot Lengths
$12.fi0 Per Cord Sawed
$ 14.00 Per Cord Sawed and Split
OHIA.
.f 1H.00 Per Coid 1 Foot Lengths
$15.) Per Cord Sawed
$17.00 Par Cord Sawed and Split
Delivered to any part of Honolulu
FRKK
HUSTACE & CO.
N. II. Wo guarantee our Wood to bo
sound aud free from worms. 518-tf
FOR SALE.
2-Horse Power
TJT'E-'IRIG-DE-IT
Baxter Engine & Me:
IN GOOD WORKING ORDHR.
For particulars or terms apply to
thu
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ALWAYS ON HANI).
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EXAMINER
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Bureau
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We
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cerning what you want.
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Are in charge of this Department and
they are at your service.
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EXAMINER PURCHASING DEPARTMENT,
SELZ1
California,
Pranoisoo,
- - - D.
S. A.
Baldwin Locomotives.
f
Tho undersigned having been appointed
Sole Agents for the Hawaiian Islands
FOtt TIIK Ui:i.nilIIATKI)
Baldwin Locomotives
FROM. THE WORKS OF
Burham, Williams & Co.,
- Philadelphia, Fenn.,
Aro now prepared to give Estimates and
rcceivo Orders for theso Engines,
of any sle and stylo.
The Baldwin Locomotive Works
ARK NOW MANUFACTURING A
STYLU OF L0COMOTIVK
PARTICULARLY
Adapted for Plantation Purposes
A number of which havo recently been
received at these Islands, and wu will havo
pleasure In furnishing plantation agents
and managers with particulars of same.
The Superiority of these Locoiuotlvos
over all other makes Is known not only
hero but is acknowledged throughout tho
United Status.
WM. G. IRWIN & CO., Ltd.,
Sole Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
Save Your Tallow
AND SEND IT TO THE
KCOnSTOLXTLTJ
SOAP WORKS.
HONOLjXT'LjTjr.
M.W.McCUBSNKYSONS
59:t-r2 It
nioioiia
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W. A. WALL,
Buhvkyou (Late with tiik Govkunment
SuitVEV).
V, O. Ilox 103. Mutual Tele. 410,
THK
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