The evening world., 1891-05-01

frame is apparently q powerful one. Bh leg,
are long, ~ are also his arms, hands and
nnSers He is nat-csested, and q little in.
oiined to be round-snouidered- His gait " the
lazy shuIle OF the indolent negro.
Frenchy's clothes are much too small for
him. Hn coat aud vest belong to . Spring sui,
of hight gray material and the coat 10 ragged
and torn The sleeves are fully two inches
short for bis long. bony srmA
Ills shirt is cheap, lignt-strtped tennis afiair
and his small is neck has difneulty ln nliing up
the ID collar.
His pants are OF q dark. blue plaid pattern
aud fully too much as short for his gauni legs
hs his coat sleeves are for his arma
His shoes are Con gress CATERS, full Of holes
NJ the heel, tnrough which his large bare feet
showed plainly.
Both Frenchy's hands are tStiooed on the
back IN India ink. with serpents, novers AMI
various designs, among which the Turkish
star and crescent is predominant
On his tight forearm IL tattooed . dancing.
giri in short skirts, sarmounilnE the words
"Patma MAhomet makdon." This would
indicate that the work was done by q Turk.
Near the dancing girl Is the half nnisned
head OF second girl and next to that the
ngure OF a dancing man.
&C KSIcLo" NOT YET TRACED
Inspector Byrnes admitted late this After
noon that he had NO cine 10 the ,dent,,,
or yhere.bouu Of &C. Kn,c,o y the ,,,,
haired, Hight musiacned man who accom.
panied Carrie Brown 70 the East River Botei.
Neither had he traced the blood-sisined knife
10 Frenchys possession
nNrw
BY orders Of the police all avenues Of infor-
nation NJ the East River Hotel to-day were
tightly closed TO reporters
Room 80, said TO have been occupied by
Frenchy the night of the murder, Tnursday,
April 2S, ana room 81, diAgona ally acro,s the hail
from II, were tightly locked and reporters wero
absolutely refused entrance
No one was allowed even on the landing or
IN the hallway Of that noor. "Its Inspector
Byrness orders, :" vas the only reply MADE by
rropre'ol 'enninsh Inc register OF the hotel
naa oeen taken oy the police
Among pasrons OF 'ne hotei the murder and
'ne caA'ge against freneaJ were the sole topic
Oh discussion
"nen an EVENING WORLD reporter went
- sa, 'no "Aiheepeh WIN nerce
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sam Shine had heard Inspector Byrusr say
so' ano ne vas repeating the story In all It's
CORY oetahs 70 several drinkers. repeating"
tel you he n tue man; me and Byrues say 90.
ram saine mas grown several inches since
inspector byrnts has given him certain In
sHuetiopa sam SHINE considers n police
secret himself 'he eonndan' OF the inspector,
ana ior tne nonce pnVneged character. he
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ine nns' man "ho vas maze the repository
OF inspector byfnesf secret was Tower Bni.
ne VINO 'Akes nis name rom the giant stone
pnhai "n'on Supports 'ne oig of'ose on Cnerry
s"ee- anu Nniea pfo'ee's MN rom pneu-
"oniA uiaushs ~ niguI
As Bill put down bis glass afier swallowing
MS hoi uAhB oAAnA Nc eAio' wen - LOOKING
asksnee at Sam. Sam knew what that well
meant Bnl wanted information ABOUT the ALL
absorbing topic among the Cherry Hill
fraternity. ana well he knew thai no one
would spread the news quicker than Tower
Bill
Sam leaned over. and In q whisper that can
only be impaired to tue voice by long familiar
ity with Sans iavortie brAndL ssid 70 Bill:
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oiii 'oo.sa hAe man VINO d'on1 k1os' but
ne sAs shhos 70 Know ana said Yea
o' nun "-' h-r"' NAG MIN ever
s.nee 'ae 3.y Nc a'o IL oe. ooa1 Say notning
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ma slight, determined ma, he shouId mo, bs
the sole po.sessor OF In,peetor B,rnes,s .eere,.
AZ in turn connded II 10 them