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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bach. Lewis H. TO Allen II Huyler ~ al, execu-
tors etc 81 Nichoss-ave. IS $50 II OF
l2Oth-st. years .....,....,....., 80.
Braender Philip. and wife 20 the German Savings
Bank Of New-York. st Nchoas-ave W S. 323
II n ~ 1lsth-st. | year Observation-Disclosures.
Bennett. Abraham. 10 William Braun, W Bos-
ton Road. 200 n Of District School property,
Same TO same CoIrtandt-ave. lot No 2J3 map
Conway Esther Lucille. and John Conway to the
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank, 18TH
st 1856 n e OF Avenue A. year ............
Colvin. Henry to Samuel w Martin, i4th-st
10 II " OF Avenue r. year ..................
Cohen. Isnac. 70 Pincus Lowenfcd. No 240 stan
Donehue. Josephine Mary VI Sullivan,
Tinton-ave 241 It Of 166th-st. years......
Freund. Albert. to Frances l. Boynton. No 157
East SOth-st, , years Observation-Disclosures.
lngs Bank. 03dst. $50 II Of Central Park
west. year. mortgages NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
johnston Andrew. 10 William A Martin,
l24th-st. 100 II OF sth-ave 3 years .........
kraemer. Sarah F. TO Thomas Cunningham, n
9th-st. 3o3 II OF Gth-ave years.
same to Bessie f Heartt. same property. years.
Keckessen. Margaret u William Ehlers n 4
7Oth-st. Y r. W Of 2d-ave 2 years ............
MAYER Adeheid to Mary Weiscr. No 37l East
I4th-st, s years. Observation-Disclosures.
Osborn Charles 5. to Eugene Clifford $ sth-
ave. 251l II n OF l36th-st years.
Philips Oscar. 10 Morris Steinharit sth-
ave. 2j.2 Il Of l20th-st, / year. .............
Mundheim. W Willis-ave. 30 Z, Of 10th
Wells. Caharine u. and another Annie O. Smith
and another. executors. instruments. ...........
Yankauer, Emanuel, and wife 10 Carrie Gott-
getreu. 9th-st Of ls;-ave. 3 years. -.
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REAL. FSTATE TRANSFERS.

r Guardian iis to sl5s
Stanton-st. 40 2i0: Pincus Lowenfed to Isaac
St Nicholas-ave W 8 $50 II S ~ 12oh-st. 25x
irregular: Allen II Huyler ct al. executors 10
LudWis IL Bacn w.
2slh-st. No 21o % 22j; Donald Mclean. referee.
20 william Il II Jordan .........,....:. IL
S KsIier; 40 ooo .'.e' ' $50
MoT.r 20 Hary Weiser 40
74th-st No 52l East: Mary Weiser 10 Adelheid
-'N
sOth-st. No 157 East; Frances Boynton TO -
Albert Freund ...... 10 loo
5O5; Morris Stenharlt and wife 10 Oscar
Philippe
l3gth-st 8 8 1865 II = OF AeNander-av 5OxlOO;
John Cotter al to Augustus y Grecne...... 43O
I57th-s' 40 n Of Courtandt lave. 2Sx
lO: Frederick II Doelle and wife to George Solz 80
Boston Road 200 II . Of District School
pr,perry in M0rrisanIa Wilhelm Braun and
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A GREAT SACRIFICE SALE OF trunks
bags. pockcthcDks. valses. dressing cases
steamer chairs dress-suit cases during
alterations 20 building at the warer0oms
and factory - CHARLES SCHWARTZ
q 4th-aye.. near 9th-st.
GENTLEMEN wishing 10 dispose Of their
left-o~ clothing Al fair value VIII
please call or address EDWARD MILLER,
BS 6ih-ave., near Waycrley Place.
PATENTS FOR inventions secured prompt
~. Best Of references. Liberal terms.
Correspondence solicited and all matters
he'd strictly confidential Address OSCAR
A. MICHEL & CO. No. 165 Montgomery
ave. Bloomfield New Jersey. Handbook
tor Inventors" free.
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At REDUCED PKICES.-5Oo second
hand wood ard Iron working machines:
fully guaranteed; machinery bought and
exchanged. GEORGE u. EDDY. Jos Aadi'
De-
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wife to Abraham Bennett. ..:..::::...,...::.;::.
Willis-ave e s. so II Of 145th-st, 25xlOO;
Adolph Bauer and wife 10 Louis DE Cam.
Grand-ave. S, so II s Of Fordham Place. Cox
100: Edward c Koran To Helen Koran.
Southern Boulevard. 5. 200 II n Of Boston Road,
-o5x10Tx25xa5; Margaret Watt to John O'Connell
Frederck-st, s, 100 II n Of Bayard-st, l6sxsI.o;
& Bjorkegren 10 Meta Bjorkegren. ........
Frederck-st, s. 116.S II n OF Bayard-st same
and wife to A Bjorkegren and another.....
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE Ponies tn; are broken and
reliable for small children. Address DR..
l.. /. n. I
FINE PAIR ROAD HORSES. FOR sale or
rent Address A.. Tribune ONCE
FOR SALE: S"v.n yIny stations. all
nrrt-class stock ponies. will sell either
= them. chillrens ponies, all ages. broken
AM unhrok'n. address Dr. .. g. JACK
SON, T. - Boz lGl. Jamaica, Long Is
lid =
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COACHMAN. Steady man. good driver.
wants Job in livery stable; well posted
with location Of theatres. hotels. depots'
cemeteries. etc; references. HOLLER.
500 2d-ave.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

ElyERsIpE DRIVE. corner lO>th-st--
substantial. artistic detached house. L."
price. send for circular. ATLAS ~
pTDVTNfFET co. - Brpairsv
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


VISITORS To NEW YORK can be ac-
commodatel with ro"ms, with or with
out board, references. IL East 2lst-st
WEST 74TH ST Select hoard. southern
family: references CASHIER. Postof1ce
Box 2 iGS.
: WEST 18TH ST Large. airy room. with
or without board.
2lST- ST. % WEST. Desirable furnished
rooms; superior ta3l" board. summer
terms. references.
3OTH- ST. 20 WEST Two large rooms
with board home cooking. At summer
rates. references.
a IRVING PLACE. Furnished rooms.
with or without board. summer rates.
references.
i24 LEXINGTON-AYE Fine second moor;
excellent board. home comforts, location
convenient for transirrts. summer prices
table board.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

Il rtEYTONSN THE CASTLf." Sum
mr. season only. b1ro1ial mansion. su-
refh view. moderate rent NIXON. 90
b.
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FLATS TO LET-Fnrnishcd.

FURNISHED APART NLNI f'n' II 'n-
-, ... all ugfs windows ~ four
.'ses Inquire f4I.oy. -s Vest "n'hinS
',r fIa.e
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


Country.
ATTRACTIVE. .mfor'lblc home. all
~ Hdrrn improvements. 10 rooms. stable.
garden. hae view. magnificent old shad"
trees > minutes from station. - minutes
from city. - trains. ~ .al" low ~ for
rent. might ~Vcharg-. J. j. CONplCT.
/ A.ufe T"ry-.t.. Jersey cry.
Agency fcr Mpn;tiair.- RESIDENCES. all
kinds r4r ale ~ rrnt. fur shed houses.
TUBES 8 TAYLOR = Bcskfnan It. =. I
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FOR SALE.

At REDUCED PRICEs.-5Oo second
hanc wood ard Iron working machines:
fully guaranteed: machinery bought and
exchanged. GEORGE H. EDDY. 30S Aadi.
fon-st
ATTENTION sewing machines Il al!
kinds. NV. $50. good second hanL $40
cash or credit exchange rented. At
EAJscirs. 2i5I 3d-avc.. IIs;h-s,.
AT LITTLE's TOOL STORE. 50 Fulton
ft.. New York. workshop machinery Noot
pcwer). list free. woOd-"arfing tool3. scroll
saws. designs and fancy woods: incubator'
and brooders IN operation.
UI"YCLE BARGAINS (NEW). Juvenile
whees. si2 Up Iadies' or Cents pneu.
wheels so $50 So 70 $50. cush tired.
81 a. $50 HERALD co spot Cash
Housed. ia Nasau-st near 7. y.
BICYCLES
Secondhand taken In trade for new
Wheels. Sc haze over - We VIII clear olt
very cheap. such A. Nassau; 8I Do' Sa,va-
t.r ss5 Warwick. SIS Westerns. $40
ONforis. So. ORMONDE COMPANY 10
Barclay 81
nlcYrrrs Meteor. cushion tire; lady's
high-grnde pneumatic tire; both little
usoi. must soil. TO reasonable offer re-
fused. IA Franklin-st. 81 noor.
BICYCLEs High grade pn-uma,ics from
So 20 $50. all absolutely new 2S ., -. 20
pounds. ais' ladies' bicycle OFFICE
4liis Lexington age. near 44th-st
IEsKS.-A four-foot polished oak roiltop
desk for SO: 5-foot high Toll solid oak
desk sor SIS the biggest bargains In New
York EMPIRE DESK CO. 4oS Il way.
~ rGATT nek fol'ing- bed. plato mirror
r. ~. cos. 81. NICHOLSON. 2)2 West
CHth ST.
FOR SALE F0ur horsepower Edison
standard Motor. bargain. Inquire "
W"st-si.. elevator man.
GUITAR &C. r Martini. Will sell cheap.
: ~ = 1903 Gth-avr.. near o6th-st.
SAFER Cheap FOR casn. csosing out stock
IN hand o. National safes AZ less
than c0st Of nau,acture. l.. ii. GROSS.
tVG Hrladw ~.
sloS WILL. Rl-Y Hne old violin. sui'a.
DE for n professional solo 90 orches,Fal
uiayrr. most powerful tone. perfect Order.
Address VIOLIN iG2 Fast 23i-st.
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4 = { IT Y II 7 = T.
n UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS
ron ola y " VIA 10 % % y y r
Prom - y Tot % Wet 2+fh o.
Turncssin. july = fl fif 1rsfl fuif : = m
An. .r:a. .Jlly p 4 g. E'hCi'a.- Aug II i m
Cabin Passage 81 ana upward Sec ~ cabin go
flfy = 8. frr -.r' b. 49,. frf U.s. y" :. fn
saloon Passare 500 and ui ward Sec 80 Calm 80
Sfe~rar. 0ufvtrt. t.u P-epa1 So
CAnIS EXCt'RsGoN tt KITS IT REDUCED RATES
FOR drafr tours and other m -fn.'lHn. apply .
UFNpFRSOS BROTHrHs Bowling Grc'n. New York
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


A BONANZA su.c'.s'1'iy WORKING
ef'.hiist~i patented go r"i" an '"'.e
yi'p''' PITS year hrfilf W. 'h'
fsfatlan organized preferred -i' ID" PER
r.,f ..i.rnf',...l or.rai % 90 short while.
or hair Interest. call mi Investigate.
Al PATENTS -ruers Gin controlled
i.ie,,rlcnl Arraratus. 80 "a. Lamb
Inss..lus Mirr.r US. II fHk 'i"."ll. ~
GAE TATE & 60. Patent solicitors. -"
l.rlIlwnf.
\ GRIrrIN's New pias'cr. 80. SO. ~
tl.ai. Inject. pH Burner. - - =
Me,.l''. Eas Gi~. w,ii.rf in - ti"fNh
TATE n CO.. Patent solicitors 20 "''-''
way.
\ -LEpNARu's C.mpar'men'ni Trunk
sr,-lr,en exhibited. patent. 500 1nd
ROYALTY Also foreign patents. Sui ilnta!
c.mp.tcncl guarantee Ll,'A "a T.
4 90. Patent l.it'fs. 20 hi'nl"'S'
4 MADAMs ~, catcher. lco ~ n
sworr. strong plt"u'. Lentner's N,iis
,rt ci,t... 0'nn,InuI. EDGAR TATE
q CO.. Patton, Solicitors. 20 broad"ay'
A aoYEAR established underwear bust
ness FOR sale ~ @t'f't..-. rare 'll|',
tunitv. must f-N within 80 DAYS. r.. -
PAGE. - East l4'n-7'
ABplTIoNAL CAPITAL PROCURED Tor
manufacturers anil others desiring {" "a
toni their hu-tnesr. stores AMI business
places sold quickly. VIZ. lt pnhh'i'l ~
bO&AI.p & WIGGINS $50 Nafsan-st
ATTENTION, MANuFACTURERs. In
surpassed advantages. liberal indurr'
meni- 20 lYratr. RE-" Fi'"s, fr"r p"M'I'
iases rotated. .ther Inducements Tar
Stewart building. y
CATTLE RNNrH Profitable. pleasant
hrnlfhfui buslucst. located ROCKY Mount
ains r.. sale. owner desires 'h'use'
might cNchrngr. price. %"W"' n"..i,I
tcred Address fDr particulars. RAN'h
MAN. Tribune O1ire.
Drug sTOKE FOR SALE.--God ioca-
lion. will sell low for ca-h. 81 i"rn@ -
,uif. death II owner. ~ Morris-av"..
Eliznieth. y J. -
-reTAnfleU a business by obtaining gen
ernl industrial sdprrinieniencY ~ ne"
inauranc. company and building assoc"
,i1r. beginners taught. new simple sy'
Tern 40 Postal Telegraph building
COOP GARDEN FARM 20 exchange for
,,url,ine business. Address WILLIAM.
Tribune once.
HAVE several snAs - loan At > per
cent On slfN pfop.rt, i1r term ~ leA's.
nrinclpals only. j. NJ. LIE, Room o. ~
Wnll-st. ---
INVENTIONS PROTECTED at low cost
al hone and abroad. working drawings
ana models prepared patent. sold On 'I',-
mission. inventors anu liAf'7'''
call f. ". BARKER office and moiel
rooms Bennett Building. city.
MAKE BEST OFFER Oh cost Of 50. 800
stock clothing shoes. hats. gents tur-
niahinrs; store room for rent. Lock BOX
4iG. Mt. Sterling. Ky.
WANTED. Active. honorable business
man with s@i 90 capital To- Invest IN a
thoroughly established business. good op-
portunity Tor the right party. Address
BUSINESS. i26 Libcrty-st.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
IntcnI~d st.nrnahip snili~rs from Vancouver
TO DNLpNsl Axp GG1DNA,
EMPRESS OF CHINA July 10 Sept II. Dec. 10.
FNFKESS or INDIA Aug q. oct -
EMPRESS OF JAPAN. AuT - Nov. II
To HONOLULU, FlJl Axo AUSTRALIA
WARRIMOO July 10 Az Aug l6
For tickets and freight apply 3j3 broadway. For
freight rates only 90 Wslist.. n Y.
NOMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique
y FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE.
Ia EORMASDiF. Toirot sat. July Z. $40 n m
LA CHAMPAGNE. Laurent sat. July ~ noon
LA TOIRAf%E Sau'- u. 'nf.. July p. 20
Alexandria. Egypt VIA Paris. Trip valid 90
days Fifst-cllFs. $50. Secou1-clsss. SliS
A. FORGET. General Agent ~. , Bowling Green.
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Clyde LINE

~. CIAPTEGTCN e.. ne south M Soufhw--r
JACKSONVILLE arl ~ Finr'iH points
From Per - T. T. ,'p0t - Roo.es"i' - I , p n ,
crTFpGKFr .............. Tuesday. July ,
ArgGNOt-fS .............. .. l'rflny. July
sr,'fNOiT ........ TUESDAY. Iliy io
Al have fff -'nss inssong~r noe rtr''ai ns
WM. T. CLYDE & co. General Agents
Bowling Green. y. Y
Fla cent, Penn. Pct r , = Line va f,-s..n.'l-
Great So Frrgff & Pnreerrer Line yia 'hnrlesion.
Z q. TErr Grrl ~. 20 Ivay. y l.
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q. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QuEESsTowN
rartania. Ipiy - D NJ. Aursnlt.AuR II. 20 , m
Ftriria July q - a F. E'rura Aux ls. 20 o. m
Iucana....July 2o . m ttrl Nps -. noon.
EXTRA SAILING
Ayr.aia ......... Tuesday. July , p. m.
PROM Tie- ( S.rfh River flot Z rlnrssfn-s'.
Cabin rnssage onward Second cabin. $40 Sl3.
So according g. steamer ant acc'mm"!ation'
steernre Tickets and from 40 parts . Europe At
very ,s rates FIR freight ani Tassage amy at the
Companys ofHce ~. Rowling Green. New York
VERNON n. PROW% & co General Agents.
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COACHMAN. English. married. age 81, no
family; thoroughly competent; town or
country: city reference. X. W. Box l.
1 2A2 Bnoadway.
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GARDENER.-Youn man wishes situation
on Gentlenans country place; under-
stands care OF horses drive and milk;
81. (storc).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-02

COACHMAN. -Gentleman wishes situation
for his colored coachman strictly hrst-
class; willing and obliging: years refer
ence; married. no family. DANIEL YOU
MANS, $50 West 59th-st
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GARDENER and UsEFUL-MAN.-situa
ton wanted on gentlemans place. can
milk. reference. Address J. II. ~. Tnb-
unc Oflc..
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-02-17
CHAPTER vi.
THE INQUEST.


The hour set for the inquest rapidly
rolls around. The clocks in the neigh
borhood strike three. and Coroner Van
dewater commands silence and calls
the jury.
They sit silent and attentive about
the form stretched out upon a bier 1t
has not been touched; the face is still
stained with the life blood Of the
loved old man: the clothing has not
been removed. The witnesses, or
rather those who found the body, are
there, Throckmorton, the chief of
police. alone being absent. He has
started off Immediately after the body
has been carried in, gone to his resi-
dence and saddled horse, and has
then galloped away. He has not re-
turned as yet, is not present when the
inquest begins. Sitting at the head
of the corpse is DIR. Gareau, his head
bowed. his heart heavy. Standing in
the corner of the room is a stranger, a
plain looking thoughtful man, whose
head, exposed, shows signs of bald
ness. He holds his beaver hat in his
hands, and occasionally relieves the
pressure of his standing collar by in
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g money out oil his pockets. =


lie money out oil his pockets.
Nbbed and murdered! Some base
n. A fiend with no heart has
+ the deed. A low murmur surges
igh the crowd.
ONE tramp" mutters a ourly iar'
les. some loafing skunk" says an.
II would not have been well
he murderer ii he had shown him
at this moment. or for any OF the
sernity of tramps either.
I've must impanel II jury and get
ugh with this, says the coroner.
I'D YOU. sir. YOU will need to COM
zee your investigation soon," to the
4 of police.
}hrockmorton makes no reply. He
linking.
he coroner sets about impaneling
jury. He has but little difficulty
his.
areau approaches him.
DO YOU not think it would be a bet
idea to convey the body to my Of
and hold the inquest later IN the
y? We have nothing to work on
v. by that time something may
aspire"
he coroner hesitates a moment.
ou are right" he says at last The
" shall be transferred to your house
/ his as we'll (you were partners).
ltlemen of the jury, you will be in
enhance at the residence OF DIR.
eau at D m, sharp. And any OF
4, gentlemen, who can pick up any.
ng of importance between now and
n please be kind enough to be pres
F. also"
hey tenderly raise the lifeless form,
roam rising from the crowd as they
the still face marked by suffering.
ey place it in the carriage. removing
, seats to do so, and then drive
WY toward the town.
'hrockmorton has recorded in ms
e. book of things OF even the min
st Importance, and drives the horse.
reau sits upon one side of the corpse
3 eyes filled with tears), the coroner
the other.
DO you know where the deceased
tied last night?' inquired the
oner.
Conrad Gardeners wife"
Amy other patient?'
Not to my knowledge" He re-
ses into silence. Suddenly he
uses himself. Il can easily ascer.
H." he cries, from the doctors
&C. book.
lie carefully inserts his hand inside
dead mans coat. He takes out
entire contents, letters, a paper,
nothing else. The notebook is
there!
puzzled look comes to his face.
he notebook is missing he NUT
>. Then he searches every pocket.
the little black book. used by the
eased to record his visits. is gone.
YOU cannot find it?" asks the COR
n.
No. Strange that the book should
There is nothing of value
ached to it. Merely daily record
visits made, together with the dag
is an" treatment.
Perhaps it fell out of his pocket
en- we lifted him into the wagon"
No." answers Throckmorton posi-
,ly. 81 got in last, and examined
ground and road carefully all
und the spot, before doing SO. 1t
not drop out"
v this time they have arrived at
outskirts of the town The little
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~ Is ringing with the sad news
se one daily paper is being put in
ess as fast as its proprietor can
try on his men The correspond
IS for the various newspapers in
iiladelphia and New York have tele.
aphed the news to those cities, to
lpear in extra editions of their
spers- business is suspended; young
ID old, rich and poor. jostle each
her. in their eagerness to catch a
iinpse of the carriage as it proceeds
its way to the office of the deceased
I'd his young partner. Women. with
tie children in their arms, hold them
high, SO they can see.
The melancholy cortege draws up
fore the Office. and the body is ten
ely carried In sobs, groans, threat
ing murmurs, arise from the dense
swd, IS they see the lifeless form.
te policemen force q passage through
crowd, the body is carried into the
lice, and then the windows are shut
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serting the index finger of his right
hand between it and his throat. liz
is dressed plainly, not one conspicuous
article about him: he stands waiting
for the proceedings to begin.
DR.. Gareau is first called.
lie testifies that the deceased is Ezra
Wilbur, his benefactor and partner
States that he was summoned 10 attend
the wife of Conrad Gardner between
the hours of q and z, on the preceding
night. He had not returned to his
home. lie had been informed of his
death by the farm laborer, Bill Smith
ers, who. with two companions, had
discovered the corpse.
II understand the Doctor had been
absent few days." remarked the
Coroner.
Yes. he had gone to Philadelphia
and New York on a matter of bust
ness"
May I inquire the nature of the
business?"
"He was afflicted with a peculiar
malady about which he wished to con.
suit some eminent physicians"
"Ah. dangerous disease"
IAN incurable one
MAY not that disease have been the
cause of his death?''
Gareau starts; he has not thought OF
that. But no, it is not likely; he says
SO. THE disease would not strike him
with large stone, nor rifle his peck
ets," he adds.
mo, hardly. He was in good health
and spirits when he left your
Never better"
THAT will do. Bill Smithers.''
The young man takes the stand. His
testimony Is brief. also that of his
companions. The young man. Sol,
has nearly finished when movement
in the crowd attracts the attention of
the coroner.
"Silence" he commands.
'Mr. Throckmorton is tryin' to git
in, SIR pipes up little fellow near
the door.
Make way for the Chief of Police, ="
commands the coroner.
The crowd stand back and ThrocS.
morton enters, but not alone, for with
him are Conrad Gardner, Adrian Dyke
and the servant, James. The chief of
police has been gathering evidence.
Each of the three newcomers shows
signs of distress. The honest face OF
Gardner is white and troubled, his
eyes shift uneasily about the room.
filling with terror as they rest upon
the corpse. Adrian Dyke cont OILS
himself with an effort. His naughty
face is anxious, pale; he avoids looking
upon the body. The servant, james.
is milling like leaf. The stranger
in the corner of the room observes all
this--his eye quickly hashes from one
to the other.
II thought you had deserted us, re.
marks the coroner in an undertone TO
the chief.
mo. | have been working. and
think have discovered the murderer
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1own. the doors closed, and the crowd
slowly turn and go their respective
ways.
The inquest is to be at 8 p. m. They
will be on hand The morbid curiosity
of q crowd must be satisfied.