The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-20

asked To- Sc, Mr.. Glare. and an old lady asked
which Mr. Glare the Visitor wanted to see.
Tho young man." WINS the rcp'y.
There Ia no young man here" She said.
except my son. and he is sick. He is a par
alytic; Do you want to see himY'
At this instant the face OF young man ap-
peared over the old LADY, shoulder from behind
the door. lt was suggested 70 him that the con-
nocton OF his name with the Stewart grave
that he now had an opportunity to make an
effplanMl9n oi the circumsianccs IN IHF SuN:
Of vehicle from Mir Harrison on two occa-
eiOns by young man alleged TO be q Mr.. Clair
OF Arlington avenue. lie read It all through.
and ihcn looking UP with smile. sail:
at al lave NSrS never Rrod horse or cSrrSso
IN Orange but once. several months ago. Th"n
J. did so in order to bring my sick brother from
nm in tho employ Of Hall Stephen Of Sixth
avenue. and also Of Canal street. In Now York.
hcdmakors. l don't understand this affair at
" Isthere any other young man named Clare
who lives here or has been stopping hereV
" There Is not. ana there is none in Arlington
avcnuo or in this ncighborhoQd that know Of"
Uustavus Is. Clare has dark complcxion.
without much color In his face, IL about 30
years old, and is slim. His thin, short nous
tache il black. and he has patches OF black side
whlskeis. ne LOVER paEls oil Which are more
/ left hand side Of Arlington a'enuc, In the third
| house beyond Hamilton street The man who
| hired the rockawny OF Mr.. Harrison answers
| TO the above description pretty nearly. but Mr..
Harrison says that his moustaches. though
| thin. were long.
Mr. stephen Of the firm OF Hall 4 stephen.
! mattress manufacturers ut 1875 Sixth avenue.
said last evening that Clare had been foreman
| OF their workrooms since May last. He had
! known him nyc or six years and had found
| him honest and INDUSTRIOUS lie had intrusted
| him with the pay roll and the discussing OF
| money. and always found his accounts straight.
! Glare. lie said, was a peculiarly reticent man
| aud il wns seldom that he could be drawn into
| conversation. On Thursday. the 1th of Novcm.
Der tho day after the robbery Glare complained
OF severe cold and cough. Mr.. 81 phen said
that he went Rs far as Orange ON the train with
Clare that evening. They spoke Of the stealing
of the body. which was the sensation OF IN" day
Clare making the passing remark that he would
like tO be the man that found the body. On the
following day Clare did not como TO the store
and member OF his family reported him to b'
| very sick. The firm has only heard from hin
| indirectly since that time. but they SUPPOSE
that he was still confined to his house by illness
| Mr.. stephen added:
" cannot believe that Clnrc has been scei
driving about the country. He knows that w
are overdrlvon with work at this scnson. NM
that we greatly need him, He would not sta
away II he could be out Then he never drive
horses on any occasion. There must be som
mistake In the identity OF the man.
Mr. Stephen was not aware that Clare ha
any associates in tho city. and he was sure tha
he was the last man In the world to have any
thing 10 do with such case.