New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
DIR. BOWER TALBOT MISSIN G..
SUDDENLY ABANDONING HIS OFFICE.

THE FURNITURE CARrED AWAY LAST WEDNESDAY
AND THE VETERINARY SURGEON OF DwYER
BROTHERS DISAPPEARS
notice, this store to let" Is stuck on broad.
plate-RlasS window at No. 40 Bleeker-st, half
way between DIR. y. Talbot" which described
the arc of circle and Veterinary Surgeon
which makes a big diameter in letters red and
white. shaded with silver. Mr.. Dobbs, the land
lord requested not to he interviewed yesterday
with regard to the store but II IA generally known
In the nelphborhood that he was pretty much sur
prised when he found Last week that he had that
store To let. He made the discovery on Wednes
day. He had tenant On Tuesday, and that tenant
had desks. chairs tables aud medicine eases In
plenty but on Wednesday the tenant hao de-
carnped aud all that the store con.
tanned was pile of rubbish. paper, pas-
ter nails lathcr aud other trash all of which could
be seen through the window In great profuson. A
few persons who knew the tenant whose name was
on the window wondered, aud a scryantgrl who
passed that way on Wednesday morning was seen
To stop suddenly and peer IN. then 60 up close to
the window aud hatten her nose against the pane.
then she took peer through the door and seam
pered away as Il she had a ghost. She went to
No. 2ss West Twefth-st. and reported what she
had seen to her mistress, who happened TO be none
other than Mrs. B. Talbot
DR.. Bower Talbot was married IN June. Mrs. ial-
bot IL a blonde lady of twentythree years and at
tractive presence ana she and her husband have
lived happily, she says. On Sunday, Oc-
tobcr 3. he told her he was
going TO Elmira TO treat catt lie, and babe heI
| an affectiOnate goOd-by. She hasn't seen nm
| since nor heard from him. and his friends have
! been hunting for him for several days. Late Iucs-
| day afternoon he walked by {. II, Simmons,
! livery and sale stable IN Bank and responded
! to some ones How are you, doctor win nooo
! evening pretty well. thank you, and passed on
He was we'll known there, having been tcnulhR
! SimmOnss horses for FIVE years. lie was seen also
| at Benans stables in West Eleventh-st the same
evening.
Wednesday morning early truck backed mp &c
| No 4l5 Bieccker-st and the driver allghtlnl
| opened the door with KEY and began to load hl'
| truck with III contents OF the office: No one IN
| terfered. and the furniture was carted away, IL Il
| SAID. TO some auction room.
That is all that any one knows-that any o%nt %
will tell about the exodus of Dr. Talbot
! HIS friend, Byron Cross, OF the Byrol
Cross Hotel in West Fourteenth-st., and he
! generally went together 10 the Brighton Beacl
| races at Coney Island. where Talbot appeared II
| pretty good STYLE He was veterinary surgeon Il
the Dwyer brothers, and several other large morse
! owners and racers He generally accompanied
| by a good-looking rather short plump Young iadN
| who Mr Cross says, was not his wife. In rack III
didn't know who she was; lhe doctor II an +; rtug W
IIshman forty-tive years old has won several prize
at pgeon-shooting and is considered sklIlfuI sur
peon Byron Cross said last nlght that ne haq pee
married once in gland, and had grown SON II
fold him Crossl that his first wife was dead III
| Talbot's friends don't know which way 10 looh 10
him. DR.. Nosburgh. OF No: 23I west Eleven n-SI ~
one of his most intimate friends. has Oeen huch III
terested in the search. but has discovered notnng
Mrs Talbot is pat emily awaiting developments
and has not informed the police