The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-24

| features as inscrutable as ever.
II think that have seen now oil that there
is to see. Mr.. Holder" said he II can serve
| you best by returning to my rooms"
"But tho gems. Mr. Holmes. Where are
they 2"
"I cannot tell"
Tho banker wrung his hands II shall never
see them again." he cried. land my SOM You
| give me no hope2"
my opinion Is in no way altered"
"Then. for Gods sake. what was this dark
business which was acted in my house last
| nioht?"
II you can call upon me at my Baker street
| rooms tomorrow morning between @ and 10
| shall DO happy to do what can to mako it
clearer. understand that you give mo carte
blanche to act for you. y rovided only that get
back the g ems and that you place no limit on
| the, sum may draw"
I've "vsry, good; Is hall! look into tho matter be.
again before evening" ' '''' "'''
mind was now made up. about the case. al.
than I could dimly IMAGINE. several times
glided away to some other topic. until at last
Me found ourselves in our room s once ono me
| Ho hurried to his chamber and was down
%n sosr ensnsd Els sH"y
| seedy coat. his red crayat, and his worn boots
hnT er ssa SAMPLE s s G hS u.s. said he
only wish that you could come with mo. Wat
trail in this matter, or may be following awiIl
g. the wisp. but shall soon know which It Is.
the n ths
board. sandwiched 1t between two rounds Of
bread; md thrnsating this rude meal into his
had just finished my tea when he returned.
evidently in excellent spirits, swinging an old
down into corner and helped himself to cup
oftsa Observation-Disclosures. a.,
am G Hhiox r ts Ps on
oh to the other side Of the West End. It
wait Up ioT me Il esss Should be ' iate D'A
been out to Strcatham since I saw you last,
but did not call at tho house. r Is q very
n missed ts oI prs0 sso Gs Howl not ass
reg VITA ,sistSss on and return to my highly
stronger reasons, for Satisfaction than his
and there was even a touch Of color ior upon Els
sS few MINUTES MRss 1s te sss the a q The hall
upon his congental hunt.
I waited until midnight, but there was no
for days and nights on. end when he was hot
no surprise. I do not know ut what hour ne
came in. hut when, came down to breakfast
in o the morning there no was. with a cup Of
as fresh and trim as possible.
You will excuse my beginning wtho you.
oepr client has rather an early appointment
~ sss II that r1 we're
e. xh as
him. for his face. which was naturally Of q broad
and massive, mould. was now pinched and
a shade winter. He entered with a WEAKNESS
AM le!tharcy which were even more painful
he dropped heavily into the armcha ie'''e "nu
d2 not t,a know what have AVE-, done t. be 50
care in the World. Nov 1 am lott to a lonely
and dishonored age. One sorrow comes upon
Deserted youl'
forme upon the hall table. had said to her
last mig night in sorrow and not in anger that il
5 S Peg nsss
less Of to say s that smark that
feel that have brought trouble upon You. and
that i I had acted differently this terrible
's%os W tbs .h Says IN %y
and / teeI that must leave yop forever: p9
viii Be iraities labor and an III service to me-
%ar{ Whas fSaId shs h, = mean e X sbsF note.
tho ssS nas ct s Eta It RS sasnn
lila, y$p say sol YOU haye heard some
apiece an excessive sum for them :"
sand viii cover cover the S %atter 1ni there Is it,
tie rswqrd. fancy; Have you Your oe check ok
With q. dazed face tho banker made out the
desk: took out little triangular piece OF gold
the ts5IT / With shrek Of Joy our client
1 he spes g. 10y ssxsd
his recovered gems to his bosom. .
There Is pns thing y9H owe Mr. Holder
c"oweI He caught upa pen. Name tho
SUN No. sn ;hs Xxx GsSt is not to me- You owe very
be proud to see my own son do. should ever
Then it was not Arthur who took them2"
told You yesterday and repeat to-day
You are sure OF It'll Then lot us hurry to
him at once TO lot him know that the truth Is
known"
HE knows 1t already. WhenrI had cleared
1t all up had an Interview with him. and find
ing that he would not tell me tho story | told
was right, and to add the very, tew details
which were not yet cloar to ma. Your, news Of
this morning. however may open his lips"
A.. e For Heavens sake toll ne. then. what is
II will DO so and | will show you tho steps
by which reached II. And let mo say to You
first that which it is hardest for me to say and
for you to hear. There has been an Intrigue
SswsGn s oqi
It,is. unfortunately. moro than possible 1t
Is certain. Neither you nor your son knew tho
true character, Of this man when you admitted
most dangerous men in England. q ruined
lain. man without heart or con-
science. who looks upon every woman
III. NTH ~