The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-01

have opened every drawer and cupboard In the
room he would have done so.
In the portion Of the wardrobe he had
opened he caught sight OF q plum.colored
oyercont and a smile OF satisfaction played
about his features. He lifted 1t up carelessly'
the door OF tho wardrobe concealing him from
the patIent and as he did 90 his eyes fell upon
the tailors name on the loop. " kerslaRe u
Co" Kerslake h Co. we're George Candlemas
tailora. He looked at the lining and managed
TO peer into the corner OF the breast pocket.
On slip OF white tape ho saw the name OF
George CRndlemas.
Doesn't that light try your eyes :" snid the no
which had been drawn up, by Fisk. ST AFt ID vi
naturally looked toward the window Io[ was
ali 0" that at tie " doctor wanted lie sipped his
hand quickly. into the rockets OF tho plum
colDrod overcast They were empty; ,,t sIobt
of another nocket-an outside breast p9eKet
with lapel. Int this he slipped h'S manu-
"n9 II TI may Ss GsOmc6lnR important he NUT
tered f chance T." And quick En as s6 6nSsen'
the was TRANSFERRED SnsE t9 ne sG
in again this evening and ace how you are ne ne
said II you feel better get up, 6pt I tbe sttScR
tho house TS S sSd 6h You settle that
w6Sn s pis9 sS %s and saw sS% Hnnt
sliRbt cold. may S not be able to come again
going out Of tGWnb Int pGpf he si sn Better
s e II e1 %fht 20 Tot 6f a a
'"'' Yes, sir" Said Fisk, Il will" .,,. ,u
Having eased his conscience ~ ID ms sson Tl
away from imperial Mansions re Ta sS- eUiS
IDENTIFY busy man. As soon as ne hau 'u Iai,
the corner he was Joined by smith, inc pam
Veil, sir said Smith, have yoS got him =
Yes. it's George Candiemsss rlHps enouH"'
the man servant must be In the secret
What are you going to do now, sir y
Read tho letter Eye taken from George
II wss a love iettcr "a letter written by man
to q woman, and it was signed arthur, i, ha UNA
The moment the dstec b nad ref tSs capes
mas mystery In his hands 1t ran as follows:
nv D4nLrsG ROSE cannot think why yoG da %p 'S
E TsS t % YOU A' &n iiS g.
pectod Watches Yoq Enow my u, aI ..s You
S11 :Ff M. wt' sss to i mc4IsH
tn. sSe ss TsS G FOR
0O with iet tondeSt love a ever your devoted ARTHUR
On the note paper on which this was written
there was no date and no address only mon
s, said Mr. Binks aloud as he fin
ished reading the letter; now wonder VINO
"A. / l. s, said Smith; why. I saw an entry;
A. Is, In the Lost Property Book rs | was
looking over It YESTERDAY II was handker.
chief with those letters on IT, "hicn nau peen
L didn't take Sergeant Binks long to get to
He turned to the Lost Property Book at once
There was the entry. ,uood h.,
handkerchief. marked A. L. B.. dropIed py
old gentleman with blue glasses and gray
hair Deuosited BY A. Gwillem. ESD, surveyor
I John street. Bedford row.
"Oid gentleman with blue glasses ana gray
hair" exclaimed Binks. ~ 4. Il. :. hrtnur
Something Strangeways. huloh' this Is get
ting warm. Ioohoa az
lie letter signed Arthur, which he had found
in George Candlemass plum colored overcoat
at Sir Arthur's chambers. ,.,..
Arthur is Sir Arthur Str1ngeWays., sald the
detective =" he is the man who wrote this letter.
The thing fits. George Candlemas has muir.
dered him. got POSSESSION OF Ms koys, ID
living at his chambers, and Is going about DIS
quised There ia a tremulous mystery mere.
Pm OF to John street, Bedlor row.. ,
An hour later Mr.; Binks sent IN his proles-
sional rard and obtained an interview with Mr..
twiIem. He told that gentleman butlieieht to
he handkerchief and A. J.. 4. led to George
CandIemas. and then Mr.. Binks ascertaineu
that on the 10Th OF April George Candlemas
cams 10 Mr. Gwillem In great state about
letter he had found in his wife's possession.
and he Mr.. Gwileml had told him that II VAS
from an old sweetheart OF hers. Sir Arthur
Iascelles Srangeways. He had tried to per-
sIIDde Candlemas that it was an old letter but
he had gone OF declaring ne wouio see eir
Arthur. ,,,.L ,o.o..;ro
" You shall hear from mo again. BIZ.