New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08

sr,. II, man evidently controlled himself with
q, Great EFFORT lie gared At campbell who re-
,rrn.d the look without an appearance 81 con-
earn At last Lord Abchester spoke.
THE signature Is mine
Then wo are quite satisfied with our sec J.
rityf said Campbell quietly folding UP the b.li.
.,rb.r. is one thing YOU can do for us, I.prd
Nnchester II " Juld be- great service to ne"
hank Ike ours II YOU would transfer your ac-
count to us No doubt You would also arrange
I, keep f2O00O p"rua 1enuy 10 your credit
impossible Why should
WHY should You not assist young con-
ccrny said Campbell with 4 meaning smile
But YOU have 40 claim on me-
IAN act II kindness X, this Will be n lasuhg
cr,dtt 10 your name ana family
Lord Abchestcr looked at him intently
DO you dare he snarei.
.. law IT done Th,rc was long pause.
then Campbell 1t is understood you transfer
the account here
'''Givc me back the bin
1--WE DO not part with securities Iikc that; sal !
camphoI drlly. but as long ~ you comply Wit
the conditions. YOU may be sure this blll VIII
not be- mentioned
clutchcd his hat and stick. and staggered from
The room. Campbell waited I'll he had been
gore some minutes Then he took up Bradshaw
ard flung ii 10 the furihest corner "f me Once
1--WE don't want that NJ W
eve shaU on Thursday said l. picking IT up.
I suppose he'll pay the money tomorrow
81 thought YOU had more brains. kenireW
can't YOU rise above the methods Of the com
mon p.ckpocke.- aching and running away
sit down and put thee books in order. Al least
YOU learned that at BaieenCs'
What, and leave DENIM US luh pto"l VI
what we have done
Idiot said Campbell. I shall not go at all.
Don't YOU sec that we have made n business?
.J loa nod from my chair and clUtched the back.
while he showed how this account would bring In
others. and the cash in hand enable us to trade.
and We had only To be honest and our fortune was
made.
looked behind MS since. II Killed Lord Abchester
He died within a month but his son had 10 agree
II our terms as well. Campbell took most Of the
money to London, and lent II to other young
Mongomerys. You've heard Of Sam Israels? lie
was Campbell"
Thero was silence when Mr. Renfrew concluded
Hardy broke II.
Interesting Now. remember, YOU may be asked
for it again order you not to tell it. and you
know YOU can't disobey me-
Vow YOU can go home again. wish to ask
you nothing more
"Thank YOU" and he turned and went out.
Hardy" I said. the door closed Il am
ruined"
"Whv?"
"He is certain to remember this tomorrow. and
Will never forgive me for hearing his confess
sion"
My dear fellow. answer for it he will not 70,
mem Der a word tomorrow morning He'll feel
tired II course. II he does remember. you know
e., much Find out whether Campbell ever eX-
listed But now IL Is getting late. ana thlnk
have shown You enough tonight to establish
your faith in hypnotism. Good night"
Next morning went 10 the bank as usual Mr..
Renfrcw was late. but Mr.. Lcitch opened the
bank 2 formal old gentleman who wore swallow
tailed coats by day. with stock ana nigh collars
yet kindly. and always ready TO gossip. had no
difficulty in identifying him with young Leitch,
the tool Of Rcnfrew and Campbell, nor In estao-
fishing the existence Of Campbell.
"One Of the founders OF the bank. Mr. An
struther. \ remarkable financial genius. But
be- would not be coopel up In country town
Sure Of my ground. awaited Mr.. Renfrew's ar
rival gave gasp a h. came straight u my
de.k on entering but Il merely 70 give some
directions. and !; was plain he remembered moth
ing.
"G0vernor seems rather dicky this mornin6
whispered Brook
"He may have had bad night" | answered
HARDY says We might be partners In Renfrew,
Crawford. Leltch x CO. if We liked, and believe
he Is right-(Tomple Bar.