Litchfield enquirer., 1880-12-30

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sold rak his nos;tian hor a,,5 s.s,,, r.
naltry ten.nond nots, ~ fol.hi~-ss
saw very foolishlvsg and vithot carsf,,liv ~
anairine ii took 4 note from s f.omnlats ~
ger. and the only exeus. ne. can oiva for thia
Is thai ne shourht THAT Doctor, Commona .va
| the last place ia the world 4 swindler would
/ go cadgisg about inland that the stranger
bore most respectable appearance For this
act he deserves the reproof of his employer !;
and that is all. As to the evidence OF the
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not be brought in favor of mans character
| than. when asked by friend for a trifling
loan. at the risk of being thought mean or OF
confessing his poverty, be refuses, although
! he has money by him, because he has put il
away to pay Just debt. Gentlemen. / leave
my case 10 your hands, and I do 30 with con-
huence. as lknoW you VIII exercise that In
telhgence ana DISCRIMINATION which at all
tunes distinguished BRUSH ]urymen, and
prove 10 me ana my chant that you are not
| only aoie out determined 70 separate truth
| from error "
neeo not reao 70 you the summing up or
tue Judge; ne merely oirected the Jury TO go
ny tue evidence, anu explained 10 tnem . rev
nolnts OF law; o:, but l am sorry TO tel you
.has sergeant Oiiehs nattery Ialled WIN the
jury lor IN naiI an hour they returned with
VERDICT OF .1uiIy ana George Hamilton was
sentenced 70 nve years penai seFyltude, and
was sent 10 MllIoanH prison 10 commence ais
punishment LOT crime ne never committed.
| Inc very Gay aIter MS sentence was the
twenty-nfth anniversary OF Clara Brlerlys
oirthoay ana on the following morning this
advertisement appeared 10 the Times:
| GIVE HUNDRED PoUNDs RRwARn. =
| Whereas, on the I'd day of Sentember. lS-.
an elderly man, of respectable appearance
who carried about with him Blue Pocket.
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change good money at the Offices of Messrs.
Dibdln, Knollys & Dibdin, Bellvard, Doctors
| Commons, the above REWARD WILDE
paid to any one proving that such a trans
| action took place. s. .rTa-4,f- ..- frs,
| '(Signed) SMITH & OLIVER, Solicitors.
| "Brick court, Middle Temple.
| .CIara was now free She bod wo;+od on~
iouslv for the result of the trial. hn, na1a. ca.
one moment doubted the entire moral innn.
cence of her liver On the 'roornin,, ,f hsr
twenty. fifth birthday she had the naSsno rar.
sent up to her room. where she remained.
| She read the whole trial over ,v;tb.mt y,;os;nc
y word When she came ~ tho Yuard;c, .G,,;s'
~ her aoitation cverma ered bar d;rsc, ross
If nnrnose A. Ienoth howevar sh.. coi hi,
rose from her seat with the words .Innocor,
asI am lam now more cer,o;n ,ho. ara.
"Without tear ON her nale faca she Sress
cd herself IN 90 ont then ,,ack Cd IN the tL;r,so
| that she wished RI :, ,akn With hsr ond ia,.
the house without word 70 anv ons avoan.
the servant To whom she cava he re,no;,,;n~
nronertv of her own that was in her roo,,,
des;r;nS her To tail her ,oos,ar ,hat s,,a ;
,one aSav and should No, re,r-n ' Tb SaU n oai
| linp cab abe drove To Smith & Ol;ver,s IN.
the solicitors who bad heen recor,nnandsd 'n -
her NV George II Ia wonderful show tbsv az
near to know everything IN those mus,v rco,p.
| in the Temple She had mot Oot thro,,oh mors
| than half a dozen Sentenced IN ernlanst;on of
her bnsioess before thew told her thew knaSsu
the entire circumstances and sccen;..S TO-
proposal to place her affairs in their hands Of
fering to supply her at once with any money
she needed. The first thing she did was to
direct large reward to be advertised -as I
have just read to you; receiving what funds
she required, intimated her II tention to take
lodgings 10 the city till the mystery should
be cleared up. To this proposal, however.
| Mr. Oliver demurred, suggesting that, instead
of going into lodgings, she might take up her
residence for the time in his house. He had
ne family, and his wife would be delighted to
have her for companion. To this sugges-
| ton Miss Briefly cordially assented. In order
| to commence thuse inquiries to which she was
| prepared to devote her life, if necessary, She
| acting through her solicitors, obtained from
/ her unfortunate lover written description. as
| closely as he could remember, of the stranger
| This she had printed and distributed, with the
offer of large reward, not only through
London. but every police station in Eng
land.
"a month passed, and not the slightest clew
had yet been found and another month. and
another. All this time, she herself never lost
sight Of her object. She scrutinized every Ell.
derty gentleman that she met and more than
| once she even followed through the streets
people whom she thought suspicious, with the
hope of their exhibiting blue pocketbook.
her chief mark. ..87'
Gan this ,,re hod ,avo- ho.rd 30 .h.
advertisement with. the large reward NOR ans me
,ao,aS ,ha ,,,;sah;.s hsS ~: eIs.
csnsed We had heen wandering ohn,,, t,,s
continent nv w;fe.s health ha5 racanara d
wonderfni,v and INV dangh,ars ~ an,aa ~ -,
70 E1vrt hf COURSE ha5 ~ non ""n'" n -
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~ a'ls carry ~ way, WHERE III spite OF al
pels" S' ue ,. ., ~ rellaln ohly
, ,'s", uays w. we nao 'ne'elote 10 make 'ne
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