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common zap, and spcrtarcs, Instead
Of customary eyeglasses. The reporter adds:
asked to see linn privately, and he lei the
w:.y to lis statc-roon.. said: "a. Oakley
Hall disappeared from New York a fortnight
ago and WIS believed to have been Oh board the
steamer Vi,.torin." Hall replied, swell, what
of that!'' / told him knew Hall perfectly by
sight, and he was the man.
He replied that was mistaken. l told him
that knew lie was Hall; that his family were
terribly anxious, and that his frlen'is In
New York were much excited about him.
lie asked why they should be c2clt-
cd, and then made a remark about the
weather in an unconcerncl way, and went
aft to breakfast. lie repeatedly denied hc was
Hall, aud told nc he was Oh his way to Bristol
After breakfast we left the ship. AS helped
him down the ladder he asked me If had found
my friend yet He now wore IN old Ulster
oyercoat. On landing, he went to tho Office OF
Warren & Co., agents Of the Victoria; to tel
ccraph office, aud finally to the Northwestern
Railway station, where he took Z secoud-class
ticket aud left By the noon train for London,
due at Euston Station at 5:15 p m.
ARRIVES IN LONDON.
LONDON, March 31.-sVhen Hall {Sutclffc) ar
rived at Euston Station, he employed porter,
who took two black Japanes:-leathcr carpet
bags marked &C." and roll OF rugs. They
walked to Gowcr-Strcct Station, Metropolitan
Underground Railway, where the porter LETT the
traveller who took third-c1ass ticket for Not
ng-Hlll-Gate Station. he was evidently u1lac-
ouainted with the route, for he inquired fre-
auently Of his fellow-passengers, and seemed
nervous. At his destination he took hansoul-
cab anc drove to small, quiet, private house
near by. -..
he WAS EVIDENTLY EXPECTED,
as the door opened without ring or Knock, anu
he passed in immediately with his luggage. Hc
was not met at tie station BY any acquaintance,
ut least he was not recognized by any one SO lar
as could be seen.
The Vivtoria's passenger is above the medium
height, dressed as described in thc dispatch,
and walks with swinging gait. His face, re-
Gently clean-shavcn, is now covered with a
rough, gray stubble He strenuously denies he
is 4. Oakey Hall.
~ FELLOW OF INFINITE JEsT.''
The Steward Of the Victoria volunteers the
statement that sutclitfc was the s+greatcst fcl-
low for making puns ever met and IN at
tacte Of the Associnted Press who saw and con-
rcrsed with SutcliiTc at Liverpool af!irns Ills
confidence that there is no mistake about him
being 4. Oakley Hall.
IN NEW YORK.
Special Dispatch to The Tribune
New York, March 3i.-Wlth the news OF AIT
Hall's arrival III London, there WIS renewed 4
good deal of the excitement that was observed
two weeks ago. when his disappearance was first
announced. III connection with his name,
there also came new reports OF disclosures that
are soon to be made, which, 1t Is said. vii! make
1rs~1 his f;F,rrh h+rT In
the police. 1t is now said that the expected
disclosures Will show that Mr. HAL repeatedly
Affixed his signature to blank warrants which
were filled out Afterwards nY members ol
the Ring. The share Of Ha!l IN the
plundcr, it is alleged was collected in the form
OF fees paid to law firm doing large business
i'll connection with one OF the county -otfites.
,lr. Halls business aud family friends i'll this
city assert that they have heard nothing from
him directly, but believed tfc man "cscriocu III
the dispatches to be hin: They scout lhe cur
rent view that lle has lied because OF any corrupt
connection with the old King.
LITTLE DOUBT OF IT.
Special Dispatch to TIE 4t!oune
NEW YohK, March N:-ihc Worfa says the
inoulry N boston SHOWS s tIat person answer
Ing the description Of Hall took passage IN the
Victoria, Which sailed ior Liverpool On thc ittn.
lhe dspatch sass Just nelore ttae steaner icat
passage on tue I2ti; Ihe M man vla.'nca to lIe
from (2ucbce, anu o'liaTa, inc passenger clerk,
who sa" l1al, was at iTst a'1itc sure inns psrs"1
was not hc 1ester'lay 1nornlng supt. Folsom,
" the boston o. froVlicnsc hal!road, rccei'eu
NcW YORK d'spatGh WHICH leu nm 10 qucS;ioh
Wnara more eIoscy rcS,rulnE celaa,n peculiar
ltcs OF the strange passengers appearance and
FOLSOM now expresses ilimsGll US CONVINCED
that nc Is none "t.ier tlah l1al.
PROBABLY GoRKEcr. .,,.
NEW lonk, Mafch ol.I!lcfe Is nardlF room
Tor doubt t'at =. oakey 1iail: OF Scw york. Is
Ilc passelser Sutca!4e: .lsso'eIe.t 1'1"',s ~
the stc4nlsnlp IN sst9r,a Which , arrtye At IT, Lvsf Yer
poo'. HG engaged passage MONDAY, ts!e l-1h
inst, IN Iostoll, anu on tue same eveni!!G , a.
1Gndea l1e opening performance NJ tne none .''
iicatre o. .,Lonaon assurance ~ Durn'S ti'c
uay ne c11cd at tlle ollce an ana askeu wicther ne
eHo e % 1Ee r o VI cr a t M ,,n % M
enc "ouu s;eif; 4h!: ul4,' eaG'h u,'. % ,a't'' n.
woula probably sa on li!e fttn' ;,! aa t!1 si.c
was oS t,1 s H., rn nI deo III, H. cx.
pressed desire to GnsaSc = passage, n:o ~
tranSietion WIS coHpIc.en ~ p'sn'E enc l'f'ec
--eoo-aho gl'11l:' MS ':,a ma1,le Ms
w. ". E: surcLlffE,
fo tat cpfI sbo co6c + St sn
"ncn HI coulu casH} last tahetl y fE1SscllStf