The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-04
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.es-...s So, ...,,, OCT. 1. 1859
49, 1sa,sMAN TUTOR.
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as Hii4s - .aa writing materials on The |
ssa,n together with sealed packee ana q
1r's,,.- saiar OF bnrnt seaisnK-wax, saoweu
Saas h. had heca otherwise OCCUPIED than In
~ y. me g,.st which he 50 greatly needed. =
sss Was extremely pale, aud kept his right
hand Ia "a handkerchief which nc had put
rouad his neck ass sling When we We're All
th,x,c seated liar Mr.. ---~, the steward. accom-
nan,etf ms.) Sehwars said. farming 10 Inspec-
~ PARK
fhls Gre, have very little 10 tell you, 1t IL
say practice, As Mr. Smith knows, TO write an0
sandy Ia any own room till n late hour; was
sfi4< occupied Inst night in one oil the rooms
which is now burned; and 1 was SO osep,.
engaged thai | perceived noihinx 70 a," ~"
me- iii SIN ahe began TO ascend between 'to
h cards at the floor. This attracted my .t.ei-
s.oa aaa I went below and found the i'oiis
ia GAMES THIS Is nj! can tell YOU. ,,
.tsid Won give tae alarm at once on aiSeo'
,rinr~ Tie ira. - asked the Inspector.
an, Ny first thought Was for some Faiha-
l,le ses;ss which were IN bookcase near me
door: rem wed these al once, ah" '"e'i
..Ssrhy s.f vp., do this Wouid ii not have
t,se,, bettes 10 have got assistance At once
SfAwarx shrugged his shoulders:
.,ssa !. man account for all his impulses 1
,b,t,..t,t ,.rst of the danger of these books,
watch a. Mr. Smith will tell you. could scarce
Nv nave bcen replaced FOR money when they
We're safe my thoughts turned in thedIreciion
they sao0d perhaps have taken Al hrst. I'll"
what did Tor the best.
II an sure of that" / said warmly; for
could not br be touched at his care LOT the
bpcKs Il few rare editions which he Enew
NaiiI.s. hignIy; and / cut short, rather uh"
cereuoaionsiy some remark o; Mr. ----s,
which thought was intended 10 cast blame
on nav friend Schwarz for not remembering
the money ia the iibrary-table
The inspector asked a few more questions,
and then rose saving that ne must examine
fhe r.uins before returning to London, whic.f
ne was aaxions 10 do by The evening tfain'-
W. isund some men still oceupiedoy Mf. Is
orders. la throwing buckets OF water Oh tiie
debris to enable him TO make search Tor the
gold aud siiycr; aud made our way win some
ai{iicntty over charred and Sinoi.lng heaps. ana
among pools OF water, 10 me scene Oh TIE men :
operations.
watched with interest the sharp Chances
with which Inspector Park examined every
oh!ec; aad WAS struck with Il sudden CLEAN
OF exi,reSSion. as has eyes fell on part OF the
room " here the hparfhstone yet remained IN
its place lie beckoued to ne by an almost i'm
l,e?cepnhie sign, and pointed downwaras
L noticed THAI Il portion OF the poarus het.
the hearthstone were sui nucoGsumed, itiit.
the CRATE appeared III the same s'a'e as hao
left il.
srhe fire did not begin here the inspector
said in a whisper. Suddenly he stopped ana
picked 10 some small object.
" What is that p inquired aa&ionsly; for n
S18isfh5Hg IN his manner caused me 10 thlnk ne
had made important discovery. lie did not
ansHer a. first, but stopped again. and t4en
said. III n low voice:
"bfr Smith. l should like to speak to you
alone, If you please
l led the way to the garden, but ne ana not
Open his lips till we reached an arbOr at Il NJ
tie isi3nCe from the house. Then hestopped
aud looking carefully around, he said, coming
cipse 10 me, aad speaking very low:
:. That ires been the work OF an lncendia-
ry.'
"TmpossiSIe p I exclaimed.
/" Trac for all that" he answered composed
~. land here's the evidence"
tie drew three small colored sticks from
his pocket apparently the remains of some
kind OF match but unlike any IN use III the
house. .-
You observed SIR he con tinued, "that the
fire had 40: touched the CRATE; consequently,
IL cannot possibly have originated there.
found tbese matches among the ashes In the
ireplaca they were thrown there after the lire
was oue consequently. again, they mast have
been used To light sumuat else, and that sum-
mat was the fire as burned the rooms.''
:. But who could have done IT Z"
' l eau tell yc thar, too" SAID the man, Il
pleased console sness of his own acuteness
contending strangely with the grave Look OF enc
about To make Il serious charge, which he viii
Inc required 10 prove: sit were the German
gent up stairs -
son. no noe said in haste. II would as
soon believe that did ii myself
"Them matches, continued Park, now fair
Iy ul3anted on his professional hobby and lis
regard lRg my intarruption---.'them matches is
OF foreign make; I've seen the like OF them often
beiore: aud te gem up stars lighted MS candle
y,-irn snch n tr,e not ,uarter of an hour
ago
allow caa you tell that ~
s.Saty them ON iba table - he repIied quietly:
some 'em is lying beside the candlestiek
and one that he dropped-a green one, thnk
is on the carpet, close 10 the foot OF the table
.'Bnt thai Is no proof that he did it' said
,yuoa,;,nfiv for The mans air of ouirf eonyic
tion WAS TOO much to bear. "Renem Der that
this l. = very serious charge indeed how can
xou all ,,au supuosi,y The fire 10 have been
4rvfhiHi, but .edihnntaI that some other NOR
SIN lnsy,rot he guiifv y,
Ia s,t,rs.. maj - nossible bnt I've bean
a., cats n INV ,n;nd ana tbsre,s
ct,,,, -, ana ,a,t =, I,.rra ~ ~, :, taxing
~ ..,s ",'i 'H my
..' - rnaIiy dresdfnI saia in great
=. ~ = ioi,y u, ! , - ;i,;,r
'nslFt9S. surely you hius fequir soiheanins
stronger IN 'iie way u Pfooi p e
S', 80; q siepI s,;d annhasi.
'Sifcninet tiai evidence, ne s..iu, e-n
nig each sy iiabe Oh me wofas. 20 in1e.is al
we mas 70 20 on IN shcil.iihe euse' pus ~ ~, AZ
FeFS seldoh that IL aeceaees ue talein.iy,
Iac1s come out on eXdminatoi 'hat me-, t
ne Cast; 4hings IKE ztntnl 10 aS q. wy
inistheS ne sun heid IN ne az ,i
ts"hcW lJiueG careiuiiy III papoi, gu pi''et"
n ms poekel -book-7"taines IKE tlleIn eenerai-
~ '.i's gu n, ana - o.v ,,, ~.
81 on Ahth Witnesses 5ou SHiii pie'eh' "e"
ron 9aAhihg out. rh.ro ,s so,,,n+,;,
iei' sick AT near. ~ ~ - su.iie tnihs III
me 'teeeiit o. si','t o'a ,es i.s
WIN H., anar -
ie.t ..lss at;,.s y III ~, li'ii.
,, Iu ',,, r,n,, nrniv naIiaya5 hise1y ~ ~
~. a l ,,,a ~. trnrh SIi,i .r,1,,d ~
ahs,'a,, ~, ho,e aud rronestaa .'ermissiHn
80 sa,na or, ,,arsstinn Win 81, h,1
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h;, in the hnne that he mig,,a , Se shl, 10
aeeonnt. in Some salts factory manner for the
,ssc.,,ss5y ~ M, ,natebss 4 s,ar s,,,'a ras,t.
,5sr ami u,,oy, y, . ',ranofsin 80 o,,,a
The result OF our con yersation at once to him.
Inc iasnact,r cnn.en Nod 10 w = seeing schyyar1
alone Win "a heavy hears T yyert 10 his
rom and found him stiIi seated in The arm.
chair where we had left him. l noticed that
ha hurieiiv replaced his right hand in its
sling az entered. making an excuse for nv
,tr., 80, 40 st,in,, him yrha, h,d hoon,,a -;