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MUSIC! MUsIC!!
}. MoRTIMoRE HURLEY,
PROF. OF MUSIC AT
Calvert College, NeH Wind,op, and Carroll
Collegiate iastitats, Wesiminsfer.


Caipert College, New Windsor, and Carroll
Coiisgiats instituts, Westminsfer.
DROPOSES to give private instruction at
il both places on Piano, Organ,
Violin, Guitar, CLARINET, Flute Z Vs.
and in Harmony. Pupils will beu z w
waited on at their residence. Liberal induce.
ments offered, especially where there are two
or more In one family. Also agent for
Win. kNABE & cos.
CELEBRATED GOLD MEDAL PIANO FoRrEs Ayp
y. p. sEEDHAx sos's usnlyAILED
ORGANS AND MELoDEoNs.
The above Instruments will sell at the low
eat manufacturers prices. Persons in want Of
really first-class Piano or Organ, will do well
to give me call before purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention paid TO the selection OF
instruments. Pianos Tuned. For particulars
inquire at A. II. Hubcr's Drug Store National
Hotel, or Calvert College, New Windsor.
sept Oily
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Marshall Gore, Of this county, was
badly kicked BY horse at Towsoutown
camp meeting, on Wednesday Of last
week. The injuries were principally
about The head.
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for Mohawk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-09

J'rors.-0n Friday last Judge Hay
den drew the following gentlemen as
Jurors to serve for the November
Term Of the Circuit Court:
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Painful 1rclierf--0ne day last
week, Willie, son Of DIR. Charles A.
Horner, met with serious accident.
He 10 company With some other boys
were cracking gun caps, when piece
entered his right eye, which may result
il the loss Of it.
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Public Sale.

known as the Crumpacker Farm, situated near
Union Bridge, Carroll county. Nd, aud ad-
joining the lands of Archibald Graham, Solo
mon Shepard and Joseph Roop. The Farm
cnntnina
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We understand that the work along
the route Of the Frederick and Penn
sylvania Line Railroad Is being prose-
cuted with the utmost vigor. and Il will
be gratifying to the friends Of this en-
terprisc 70 know that the most confident
hopes are entertaincd that il will be
eompIated BY the LIST Of July next.
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Tho CIneInnntl Gna swIndIc,

From Ltc Commercial Of Saturday. ....
About the time that thirty thousand
dollars were paid members OF the City
Council for connecting the Ohio and
Mississippi and Little Miami Railroads,
through Front street, the parties In
Council who were especially patriotic
and public spirited, are said to have
made known to the Gas Company that
they could have their little job fixed up
for slxty.three thousand dollars. Some
OF the heavy holders oi gas stock pro-
tested against the proposed arrange.
ment. II became understood, however,
that the price Of the City Council on the
gas question was sixty thousand dol.
lArs-there or thereabout. Appearances
are that the scruples Of the virtuous
holders OF the gas stock have been
overcome. The ten.year contract at
$3.50 (for that Ii the price the! people are
TO pay, as II is arranged that In addition
10 paying $2,25 for gas, they must
pay the taxes OF the Gas Company, was
worth the sixty thousand dollars 10 the
Gas Company, al least, leaving profit
OF moro than ten per cent. on the In.
vestment. No doubt there were honest
men who mean 10 be faithful public
servants, who voted for the contract,
but how they could have 30 deceived
themselves as to their duty puzzles us.
The haste to put the ordinance through,
proved the force OF corruption behindit,
lust as In the case ofbuylng land for an
elliuent pipe. II It had not been for the
defeat OF the bill before the Legislature,
last winter, 10 divide the Legislative
Department OF our City Government
Into two branches, the gas contract TOR
ten years at 81 80 per thousand cubic
feet wonld not have been put through
In q day. We must look to our Re-
formers this winter for q safeguard
against such rascalIties In the future.
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The railroad bridge over the Ohio at
Loulsvllle approaches completion. The
40O.ieet span over the Indiana channel
was swung on lts bearings Saturday
morning. This ls the largest span Of
the kind In America. The temporary
spperatructure will now be removed,
and In i've days the channel will be
passable for boats. The clearance un-
der the bridge above the low water line
ls ninety.Bi1 and half feet, and above
high water forty-hve and q hall. Boats
expecting to pass underneath will have
10 regulate the height OF their ohm
neys accordingly. The whole bridge
Will be passable for trains December
18th.
The question of consolidating the
cities OF New York and Brooklyn Ia
being agltated by prominent men on
both sides OF the river, and Is believed
to be q part OF q programme to be sub
miIted TO the new Democratic Legisla-
turo for the reconstruction Of the mu.
niclpal government OF the metropolis.
" is rumored that Governor Hoffman
Will, In his annual message, recon-
mend consolidation and propose
scheme for one responsible municipal
government having Jurisdiction over
what ID now called the Metropolitan
Police District, comprising the coun-
ties OF New York, Kings, Richmond
and West Chester.
Btnckley Ia on the war path again,
and Saturday catching ex. Commission:
or Rollins as he was going through
baltimore on his way north instituted
q suit for libel against him, laying his
damages OF fifty thonsand dollars. The
complaint Is based on Rollins's letter
OF the 9th OF March last to President
Grant, recommending BincRley's im~
mediate removal. This is the same let.
ter on account OF which Buckley as.
saulted Rollins In the streets OF Wash>
lngton soon after the inauguration.
Binckley's lawyers are the same as
those engaged In the Baltimore suit
against General Butler. The writ
served on Rollins IL returnable week
after next before Judge Scott, of BaltI-
more.
Just now there is some trouble in the
Navy Department as to who Is to pre-
pare the annual report. Secretary
Robson has written one report and
submitted It to the President, while
Secretary Porter has prepared one and
submitted 1t to the press. Robson
complains because his was not given 10
the press, and Porter finds fault be.
cause his was not submitted TO the
President.
A quiet fight has been going on In
the Democratic party In Indiana for
some weeks, growing out Of the efforts
oftle PendletOn and Hendricks wings
ofthe party TO control the next Demo-
crati ic State Convention, which meets
on the Sth Of January.
It Is announced that Andrew john
sou will moi be II candidate for IL scat In
the constitutional Convention OF Ten.
nessee.
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THE HARPER's FERRY SALR.-The
sale OF the Harper's Ferry property
will begin today, and continue from
day To day until all Is sold. The prop.
erIy Is very large and valuable, but the
better TO adapt 1t to the wants and pur.
ses OF customers Il will be sold In lots.
The first will include the Musket Fac.
tory, embracing strip Of land run.
ming 10 the western boundary OF the
Potomac, the Armory Canal and water
power Of the river. The walls Of two
largo buildings are standing on this
gronnd and the foundation of several
others; and the waller wheels with gear.
Ing, and the fumes, are In almost per-
feet order; three OF them are Turbines,
OF the most approved kind, and the
others are mostly cast iron with wood.
on buckets.
The second will be the sIts OF the
Rtle Factory and water power on the
Shenandoah, the buildings upon which
OhN Ghp 10 Ill
good order.
The third will I've the Shenandoah
Ferry, with tract OF 6S acres OF land
on the south, and II lot OH the Harper's
Ferry shore opposite.
The fourth will be the perpetual right
to cutand remove wood from II tract of
3v0 acres mountain land across the
Shenandoah.
The tlfth will be the right TO
dig iron ore from tract OF about
l,iO00 acres OF land, known as Friends
Orc Bank, acquired by deed from
Henry Lee and others. The remainder
consisting OF houses and lots In the
town, will be sold lot by lot.
The Government will convey to the
purchasers, utter payment shall have
been made In full, all It's right and title
to tho property, which is believed to be
perfect in every case. The terms OF
sale, prescribed by law, are credit OF
one and two years, the purchasers 10
give bond and security for the payment
OF the purchase money and these terms
must be complied with within ten days
after the sale.
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Now York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. %.
CorToN-lIass active and 10 lower;
1900 bales sold ut $50 for miduIinY up.
lands. ..
FLoUR-Closed firm for medium and
low grades, with moderate export and
speculative demand.
GRAIN.-Wheat-Flrm with lnodrr-
ate export and limited speculative dc.
mand: No. 2 spring 81 26Sl 80; winter
red aud amber western 81 S3Al 10. Rye
-Closed quiet Ut 81 GOAL Us. Oats
Closed dull at 04aG5o ior western. Corn
Quiet at 81 10Al IL Tor sound mixed
western.
PRovIsIoNs.-POrk-QuieL at $3S %
for old mess; So 60 for new mess, aud
$50 w for future delivery. Beef-Dull
and unchanged. Cut MeaLs-In limit.
ed request and unchanged. Bacon
Unchanged. ..
LARD-(luisG at TO- for prime steam.
EG0s-(GuisL anu without decided
change.
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Now York Money nnd stock Marnet.

Row York Money aud stock Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. ~.
The decline In gold, with its attend.
ant depression IN all directions, was the
great feature In financial and CONNER.
cial circles tO>day. Governments and
stocks hra lower, the produce market
depressed and values unsettled, and
there WAS IL general indIsposltion to
enter intOa new line OF merchandise,
in consequence of the general impress
sion that the gold premium would
touch n lower point in the lNrge supply
Of coin to come on The market In De.
cember and January. Late in the dRv
the streets were filled with rumors that
the Secretary would amend bis Decem.
Der programme by decreasing the kold
sales. These rnmors could not be au-
thenticated, and originated with the
SpeCulatOrs in the Gold Room and Stock
Exchange, whose interests suffered by
the decline. They had considerable In
huence, however, on the markets, and
checked the downward course OF values
for the time being,
Lockwood Il 90. will resume bust.
ness on Wednesday.
MoNEY-Which WAS easy during the
morning at SAT per cent, became very
active NJ the day advanced, and before
3P. M, was sharp at 7 per cent, on
call, with mixed Collaterals. There
were exceptional loans To the Govern.
meIt bond dealers ut & ppr cent. Dis.
counts 10 to l2 per cent.
The banks are still sending to the
West and South, and one institution
sent S2OO, 600 to louisville and New Or
leans.
sTERLING-AayanCsd to lO9H and
dull.
GoLD-Moru active md decidedly
lower; opened ut l23; fell to 12lX; adj
vauced 10 i22H, and closed ut l22.
Clearnnces S2l .G55,O0O. Carrying rates
4a7 per cent.
GoVERSMENT BoNDs-DpclIned but
closed steady and IIa% per cent above
the lowest point. Some large holders
were free sellers to-day.
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NEW YORK CRY.
NRw YnI

NEw YORK. NoY. %.
A sci OF sharpsrs, calling themselves
Tothen Il Co., having an oflce In vii.
liam street, succeeded in swlndlInR
about one hundred and MY laborers
out OF five dollars each, under the pre-
tense OF furnishing them with passage
10 New Orleans, At which place they
were TO be set 10 work at 1915 per day,
On Saturday, the day OF sailing, their
Office was closed, and Tothen & Co,
failed 10 put In their appearance.
THE sPAN1sR duNBoATs.
On Thursday afternoon motion to
discharge the Spanish gnnboats from
the custody OF the Marshal, on the
grounds that no war existed between
Spain and Peru and that no proof ex-'
lists Of the gunboats being intended TO
act ofensiYely against Peru, will be
argued before Judge Bl8ichioFd. Dis.
triCt Attorney Plerrepont gives II as his
opinion that the motion will be denied.
a sEA SERPENT.
The bark Scottish Brlde from Bor-
deRu1, al this port, reports IN lat, $50 l6,
long. 76O 0S, they Rlw two Bea ser.
points, one about 10 TO 20 feet long and
9 or 8 In thickness, the other was about
8 feet long, They looked about the
color OF a huge land snake.
An extra freight train No. 80 OF the
Frle Rallr0sd, through the cArelessness
OF its engineer and conductor, ran Into
an extra freight train No. 80, at West
Hope station, on Saturday, and 20 cars
were smashed.
Tho through train from Washington,
on the New Jersey Railroad, collided
with q freight train standing on the
track ut Princeton, yesterday a. N. A
brakeman was injured.
James y. Browne, the veteran COM
median, died yesterday. aged 80 years.
Mr.. William Hasner, OF the Central
appointed by the Chicago
National Temperance Convention, has
called State Convention at Syracuse
on the 22d Of December, with the object
OF forming political organization OF
the temperance men In this State.
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Ghe93telIiasucer.

PRESIDENT JOHNsoN's last message
was purloIned by some agent Of the
press, or sold by some creature about
the White House who had access 10 II,
and was published In several papers the
morning before its delivery TO Congress.
ltappeared In the Baltimore papers that
morning and was thus actually In the
handS OF the members before the copies
were read from the clerks, desks in the
Two Houses. It had been the practice
for several years to furnish advance
copies TO the leading journals OF the
country under their honorable pledge
not to make the message public Ill al.
VIsed that 1t had been read Iu the Capt..
tol; and II had happened sometimes
that SomO Journals dIsregarded the
obligation and printed the message the
morning before liz delivery. But there.
totorO this had been at points 30 dis
tant from Washington that the pa
pers containing II did not reach
therC I'LL after the reading In Congress,
Last winter was therefore the first iu~
stance, we believe, where the message
20! into the Capitol In the newspapers
before 1t was carried thIther from the
White House. or course Il was very
dIsrespectful TO Congress that the Presl-
dent should give his message TO the
general public before those to whom It
was officially addressed. Probably
Mr.. Johnson suffered as little on that
account, however, as any President
well could; but It showed II laxlty
either in him or In his conliden tial
Secretary that was dlsgracsiul. Presi.
dent Grant ls 80 determined that moth
Ing OF this Kind shall happen now that
he will permit no printed copies OF his
message 10 be made; and It will be
sent to the Houses of Congress In writ
Ing. II will be br!st thOuRh-some
three columns, II Is said-sO that tho
telegraph will soon put It in possession
or the country. Tho Secretary Of the
Treasury on account Ofths peculiar i'm.
pOrlancs attaching TO his report, and
the uses that might be made OF prema"
lure publication, has determined TO
adopt similar precautions.
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Tho Albany aud Su<q ltaIl.
.. ROAD CRSe.
ROCHESTER, Nov. %.

hocHESTER, NOV, y.
The Important action coinmenced by
the Attorney General In the name OF
the people against the Albany and Sus-
quehanna Railroad Company and Jos.
II. Ramsey. Jas. Fisk, Jr., Jay Gould
and forty other persons rs defendants,
for the purpose Of determining who
were legally elected directors OF said
company In August last, was to-day
moved for trial before Hon. L. Darwin
Smith now holding the adjourned Cir.
cult Court In this city. The people were
represented by Attorney General
Chanlplln and his deputy, Hammond.
The interests OF numerous defendants
being conflicting, they appeared by
several different attorneys. Gould was
unable 10 attend In conseq uence OF ILL
ness, and Fisk because he was Il neces.
sary witness In case on trial In New
York. The Court refused y postpone.
ment and the trial commenced. The
complaints aud answers OF the various
defendants were then read, and the
Court Ad ourned till Tomorrow,
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When woman has a right to buy.
and does 30 buy husband, 1t would
seem ~ II she had arrived very near
the attainment OF her iull measure OF
rights. That she has done In the goodly
city Of Cleveland, and has said let it
be so recorded By deed Of Novem-
Der II, filed for record In the Recorders
office, November "a, Maggie McMahon
conveys to John Stanton by warranty
deed, the undivided half or a certain
lot OF land in the old Kelly & Walworth
allotment, In consideration Of the pay
ment by the said John Stanton OF i've
dollars, and his marriage to the grantor
this day Immediately after this deed ID
made.' We are not informed NJ 10
Maggle's Views on the Woman'a Suf.
fraRe question.-QeUeLdnd Herald.
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the New York Custom House Frauds
Another Phase OF RAscRIIty.
~

Another phase Of the drawback ras E.
calIty In the custom house IL now un>
der investigation by the District Attor-
ney. These new frauds differ from
those previously discovered, In the fnct
TINT the goods on which drawback was
claimed, were ostensibly shipped, al.
though the packages were In reality
bogus-harrels Of water, for instance,
being substituted for barrels OF oil.
The culprits seem 10 be different set
Of offenders from those concerned In
the previous frauds, and so far as IL
known no officials are lmplIcated.-
Their extent is not fully RscertainRd.
No arrests have yet been madO.
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THE Hot Springs (ArkAnsas) Courier
OF recent date says Colonel Hale, ol
that place, who owns property on which
are situated u number OF springs, has
decided to present u quitclAlm deed 10
enough OF his property 10 serve the
purpose Of the INDECENT throughout the
United States who may be compelled 10
visit the springs FOR their health.
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEEI.lNu.

lnUyUUUa
Directors.
sAM'L MoCLHLLAN, 9EoE1E MKNDEL,
q. II. LOGAN, TH0a. z. SHALI.JRnSH
9. W. FRAEEHHEN. J. N. VANUR,
j. d. HoBBS, MICHAEL RRlLLKY,
LouB y. 6TIFEL.
This company how having been organized
nve years, and In that time done n success
ful business, II sill prepared 10 take risks at
tAir rates on Buildings ofall kinds, MerchAn.
disc, Manufacturing EStablEhmOntA Fur
nllure, Steam Boats aud GarROos On the WOG-
torn Rivers and Lakes. ThlS company OF.
ler superior Inducements 10 Farmers, Wherc-
by they eau be insured on Dwellings, Fur.
nlture, Barns, and contents for 8 or 6yearB al
reduced rates. This being u Stale company
with the
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid in, and surplus OF any company In the
State; and composed OF some nInety.f four
stockhOlderB, noht OF whom nre among our
beEt business men, recommends itself 70 the
favorable confederation OF the lnSurlnH
public and RoliciLA their patronage. Appll-
cations for Insurance will be promptly atten-
ued 10 at their once, No. " Monroe street, or
81 Their SNVerAl agencies throughout tho
State.
U. N. CUEN, Soc'y.
u. q. DICK, ASs't SaG'y.
SAMI. AcCLEI.lIhN, President
GEO. MkEDEL, Vice President,
fObly-ti&w
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NAN FRANCISCO.
Def"IoHtion of Paynaster Mnrry-A
r. Il. ChAIlengO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov.

PAymasler ". 8. Marcy, of Mare
Island Navy Yard, defaulter, Ia esII.
mated at SlI0,OO0. lie turned his pro-
perty over TO the Government, which
by no means covers the dstnlcation.
Joe COhurn challenges Tom Allen 10
tlghL for $40 900 and not less the $500,
and pay Aliens travelling expenses 10
California, :
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THE ALABAMA CLAIalS.
Proposition TO Transfer Negotiations
|.. . 70 WaAhInEt0n.

NEW YORK, Nov. 70.
The Times urges the transfer Of the
negotiations In relation 10 the Alabama
claims TO Washington. 1t doubts the
report that negotiations have been re-
opened by Minister Motley. It says,
however, we have reason TO believe
that the British Government was
officially notified some time since by
the Secretary OF State that this Govern.
ment was ready to receive any new
proposition which the British Cabinet
might choose to submit. This was a
mere formal notification, but certainly
not u re.opening OF II; It was simply u
necessary formally In any event.
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Peabody Insurance Company,
AT WHEELING, W, VA

AT WHEELING, W. VA.
AAA IL SuOO.
with the privilege OF increasing tho same
W $50 wv.
DIRHCTORS.
WtLLIAM BAILEY, ALoNzo LoRIE0,
DIR. WM. j. BATES. A. NJ, ADAMS,
ANDREW J. PARNELL, JAMES 4, HARMS,
HRHRY STAMM, THOMAs HU0uE ~,
JoSHPH H. WOODWARD
This Company having been fully organ
lied, Is now prepared 10 lake risks at fair
rates on Buildings OF all kinds. Merchandise,
Manufacturing Establishments, Furniture,
Steam Boats and CArgOsR ON the Western
Rivers and Lakes; also 20 Issue perpetual
policies on Dwellings and stores. This
Company being composed mostly OF our
leading business men recommends Itself 10
TO thB favorable consideration Of the luBur.
Ing public, aud SOllcitS their patronage. Ap.
pllCatlonB for insurance will DO promptly
attended 10 at their office, BAILkYH
BLACK, No. l06 Market BtreUt.
". O. ARTHUR, Secretary.
W. II. AiNEW, Asst Hec'y,
4. q. BUhDATs, Solicitor.
WILLIAM RAlLEY, n PIeAlCIeiIt.
AlAlSZJ LOnlHG, Vice. President.
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pkIOEh.

no"nanaS aOr@Gn Bit!SFN P PER bottle Sig S
nO0nauds German Tonic, pat up ln quart
D0luOO, q ~ per bottle or hRlt dozen for
EH,
GS-Do not forgot 10 examine well tl0 ar.
iUle you buy, In oE1ar 10 get tho genuine,
Fur Blle by Druggists and Dealers In Med.
clue everywhere. lYl2
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Postal MeI~llons with France.

NEW 1OKhI NOV. y.
1t II stated that the French govern
menI, which refused 10 Negotiate new
postal treaty with Senator Ramsey, on
II moro liberal basis, has asked that the
present treaty, which expires February
lst, 1870, lie renewed for one year. This
request our government has positively
declined.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
IIy Cable Telegraph to the IntelllgCnccr.
FRANCE.

RC-IInIOn of tho senate nnd Corps
neutrality-suspicious. speech
Ea' by the Emperor.
.... PARIS. Nov. 90.
There was re-anlon OF the Senate
anu Corps Leglslatif, To. day. The Elm.
perOr WAS present. and made an I'M.
portRnt speech. HesAld that between
those who would change all, and those
who would grant nothing, q glorioun
course might be chosen. lie announced
himself ready 10 grant reforms. In
closing he o6mpllmented the United
States. Fuller details will be forwards
ed In later dispatches.
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A man named Benjamin TItens,
employed In the AlAuRhIer house Of
Reresford y Co.. Cinclnnatl, while
walking on q narrow plank over u
large tub OF boiling grease Saturday,
fell into the vessel, and WAS 30 badly
burned that his life is despalrOd Of
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NEW YORK, Nov, q.
EARLY yesterday morning, Cornelius
Stahl, German, was murdered Ia II
shocking manner, Rt Newark, N. ].
Five persons are In cusiody, but II IL
supposed the real murderer has ca
capped. The affair Ia n mystery.