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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-13
CHAPTER XII.

WAS MIR. KEIeHIBY GATES A LIARf
First Of all I called at Scotland Yard,
and as favor was allowed possession
Of the photograph substituted for Lady
Florence Mostyn's. Armed with this I
called at the Metropole and again in
quired for Mr.. Keighley Gates. Yes, he
was in--in fact he was confined to the
house by cold. I made my way up
stairs. and on turning the corner Of the
corridor leading to Mr.. Gates room I
ran into come one.
"Confound you, STRIP said voice I
seemed to know. "Should look where
you are going. might have been the
Prince of Wales-leze majesty, sir
they'd have hanged you for itl'
apologized for the occurrence and he
Ieemed Modified.
"All right. sir-keep your blinkers
of next time. Go straight ahead now
don't bring the monument down." and
he passed on.
The voluble gentleman had not recog-
nized me, but knew him in an instant.
He was got up in irreproachable attire,
from his patent leather boots to his
shiny silk hat. But despite his altered
appearance there was no mistaking the
once seedy looking vagabond who called
himself DR.. Fitzgerald. The last time
we had met was beside the still warm
body Of the murdered Lady Florence.
What was he doing at the Metropole!
Had he been to see Mr.. Keighley Gates?
If co. about whatp
l had not time to pursue these refiec.
tions any further, for u few steps
brought me to the door Of Mr.. Gates
room.
Mr.. Gates was in very bad temper,
that was evident. He soowled ferocious.
~ as entered, and when he recognized
me it evidently required an effort on his
part to greet me in friendly way.
"You must excuse me, Captain Brett,
II am not in my usual form today"
be said. II have got an internal cold,
and there are one or two little matters
that have annoyed me this morning"
"Was DR.. Fitzgerald one?" loosely
remarked.
"Dr. Fitzgerald" said Gates, looking
at me inquiringly.
II met him in the passage just now.
He seemed to be coming from this direc-
tion. Gaunt looking man-speaks dis.
jointedly."
ooh, that fellowl He did not give
me the name you mention. He came on
a begging errand. Do you know him7"
"The last time saw him-indeed the
only time before-was on the night Of
the murder. He tried to rife the dead
body"
Mr.. Gates seemed surprised at this
piece Of news.
"was he mentioned at the police court
proceedings?" he asked.
"Yes. Indeed, 1t was owing to him
that was arrested. You will find it in
the newspaper report"
Ito Be continued.)
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nUBtIC SALE-WILL BE SOLD AT PUB.
lie sale without reserve, on the Torbert
farm. near the Mermaid on
THURSDAY, FEB. 2Jd, 1890,
At lS o'clock NJ. sharp.

Three good work or driving horses, II good
milch cows, some with calves by their sides.
some rpringers, 30 pair chickens, 10 shoats.
Farming lmplements-2 farm wagons, cart,
2.horse dearborn, 2 spike tooth harrows, Acme
harrow, cultivator, Wizard pillow, Syracuse pillow
sulky plow, roller, Woods biEder, now, cham.
horse rake corn shelter fan, 2 horse power
and belt. hay fork, pulleys and rope. 70, ks, lot
Of harness and cow chains, hay by the ton,
about 900 bundles corn fodder. lot Of lumber
and posts, iron pig trough, sleiRe and I hives
Of bees. Dairy Fixtures. creamery, cream
cans horse power churn. 50 pound butter tub.
lot Of cans, ard other AZ ticies too tedious to
mention, "A acres G; wlna in the ground.
Tcrins-All sums Of ~ and under cash, over
that amount n credit u months will he given
by purchaser giving bankahte note with ap.
proved Gndorser 3 per cent OH for cash on all
credit suns; If not raid when due, interest
from date JOS. PErl rDEMANGE
J',HN U. fORBERT.
Henry NJ Whic,naiL Auct.
fl.5,ti2lw Jos. Z. Chambers, Clerk.
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CHAPTER XII.
A DIsREPUTABIiE BROTHER.


Lady Florence Mostyn the receiver Of
stolen goods-a possible thief herself |
Each stage I gained in tracing the his
tory Of this woman only showed her
character in a worse light. Yet I could
not doubt the evidence, for each word
Of the landlady had oorroborated the
tale told me by Mr.. Finnecure Vande-
leur. ! did not stay long at Hinton, and
all the further evidence collected SIM
ply substantiated what Miss Pridgett
had told me.
hastened back to town ard acquaint-
ed Mabel with the result Of | mission.
She did not say much, but could gath
or from her looks, her horror at the
news, that the woman George had loved
so passionately was the alder and abet-
tor Of thieves. Suddenly she said:
"Duncan, begin to have ray Of
hope. This Lady Florence Mostyn may,
after all, be what George thought her
a good woman. What if she were the
unwilling accomplish Of these menu"
shook my head.
81 wish I could believe 80, Mabel, for
have thought Of that possibility. But
all the evidence seems to prove the con-
trary. She was sorry when the two men
left her, and downright glad,' Miss
Pridgett said, when they returned fresh
from the robbery. and am afraid she
was their too willing acoomplice."
"Poor Georger' Mabel sighed. 1T 10
nwful to think Of. / am sure II will be
terrible news for him when he knows
what you have learned, for he had no
suspicion Of 1t himself. OF course he
had not. He believed the woman to be
absolute perfection; but surely" she
went on, "when she disappeared, and
George was making inquiries, he would
hear Of these men, Lambert and--what
was bis name?-Dacre, having visited
her and Of the friendly relations exist
ing between them. Did he not mention
them to you, Duncanr'
"No, he did not. and from what he
said Ishould not have gathered be knew
of their existence.
"But he must have heard Of them,
Duncan. Perhaps now he would speak
to you about them. He may be able to
tell you something Of them that would
lead TO their Identification. It seems to
me this is a most important clew, and
we must leave no stone unturned till we
find out who these men were and what
YVES their relationship with this wom-
an. think You ought to see George at
once on this point. 1t may be a very
vital one"
1t seemed to me that Mabel might be
Fight, and IL so, painful as it would be
10 George to discuss this episode in his
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nUBLIC SALE-THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL
sell at public sale at their stables, AlV
West Front street, Wilmington, Del, on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY Is, 1899
Al I o'cipeIr ahar,b

4Ohesd Of horses and mules. az follows:
10 head fresh horses. 12 second hand horses,
3 pairs fresh mules and pair second hand
mules. Among this lot we have
pair gray eobs, years oil, l61t hands high.
weighs 200 lbs; this 10 an extra good team.
well broken, single and double, fearless Of all
objects and one Of the finest teams In this city.
pair OF black horses, an extra good work
team, weighing 2600 lbs.
brown mare, with foal, years old. this e
any kind Of harness, will make good farm
mare,
2brown horses, weigh 1900 lbs: each sound
kind and good, worker. The balance Of these
horses are good chunks sound and good work.
ers. Also IL good second hand horses and
pair second hand mules, weighing 1000 lbs and
sound.
8 pair of fresh mules, weighing from 200 to
'22O0 lbs. from to yoars old and broken Also
at the same time lot Of now horse blankets.
Sale rain or shine.
Ierms-A credit Of 20 days will be given by
the purchaser giving bankahle note with up.
proved endorssr. Interest added
JES / MR & MCDANIEL.
Stidhsm, Auc.
Old horses taken In exclan fits
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1852

ii earnest. 10 was brought up With }hs
other children. but the duke treated
him with GOODNESS and indi6ezspcs, and
the tutoss and domsstics took their cue
from him. His happiess days were those
be spent at Eton. b was sent to Christ
Church, and the bar was intended for
his final destination, but at Oxford he
got In with fast set and came to grief.
His allowance there was small enough,
and when be exceeded 1t he dared not
apply to his stepfather. He got into the
hands of the Jews pretty heavily too.
Then he got mixed up In some scandal
(the particulars of which have forgot
ten, if ever heard them), and was sent
down. The duke paid his debts, gave
him e100 and turned him out Of the
house, and from that day to this he has
never been seen in Lamford. I believe
be went to sea in merchantmen, but
nothing definite has ever been heard Of
him from that day. There have been
rumors of his being seen in all sorts Of
places under all sorts Of conditions-a
hanger on at Monte Carlo. billiard
marker in Melbourne and bar waiter
at the Cape, but these are only rumors.
All that is definitely known is that he
has gone to the dogs"
Mabel seemed immensely relieved
when I read her this letter.
"There, Duncan; 90 she had a brother
after ALI You do not know how glad
am to have this news. May we not now
believe she was doing what she could
to redeem him?"
II don't know that we are justified
In believing that, Mabel-at any rate.
not with our present information. The
robbery in which she seemed to be an
accomplish scarcely looks like an at
tempt to improve his morals. But, first
Of all, we have to identity the brother.
Which Of the men was he-the one
armed man. Lambert, or the other,
Dacre?''
Lambert seems the more likely. Ac-
oording to Mr.. vandeleur, he had led
wild, rowing life, which would at in
very we'll with what Mr.. Wrsy writes
about the brother"
Yves, that 10 90, Mabel, but the other
man may have been equally wild. We
seem to have very little information
about him. l muet ask Wray to get me
a description Of the brothers. appear
anoe That will no doubt help us, as
Lambert was fair and the other man
dark. But even then we cannot be sure
that he was really her brother, not un-
til We find the man himself. which
may not be an easy matter
"The one armed man may have Joined
a theatrical company again."
"He'may, and in that case 1t ought
not to be difficult to trace him-one
armed actors are not so very common.
But hardly think he would take kind
ly to the stage again after successful
robbery. You may depend upon it he is
busy with other little ventures in that
direction.
"You take very gloomy view Of
things, Duncan" said Mabel, with q
weary sigh.
"Perhaps do, dear. but the further
we get into this awful affair the more
mysterious and complicated it becomes.
That must DO my excuse"
Iwrote off to Wray for particulars
Of the brothers. appearance, and the
next morning first thing set off to call
upon Mr.. Keighley Gates about the
mysterious photograph I had seen in his
room.
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r.rBlJC sALE-FRANK G. sTIDHAM AUG.
tionesr, 10 prepared 10 call sale OF Heal
Estntcor Personal Property, In the city or
country at shsrt rottoe. Terms moderate. N,
furnita9e, IN large Or anlAil quantity, win buy
full furs tshsd house, apply 10 Auction room,
N {. e., E II "re'a ~iiniAss0s, X 2s''"'
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ON FRIDAY
THE 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY A. D., 1899,


At the County Court House, In the city Of
Wilmington, the following described real o.,
tate late belonging to Joseph X. Adams and
Williams B. Adams, late trading as Adams
No. IAN that certain piece or parcel Of land
situate in the city of Wilmington. New Castle
county, and State Of Delaware, with large
brick store thereon erected, known as No. W4
lows. to wit:
Beginning on tho northeast side Of Market
street, between Fifth and Sixth streets, At .
Sanss e lard nSw 81 he
land Of Job Harvey; thence along the said
Market street north ~ degrees east "a feet !;
thence running south 68 degrees east ~ fest
to land now or late Of the aforesaid Corpora
ton: thence north s. degrees west III feet to
the place Of beginning. be tue contents thereof
w No. ne! s"z NIX tKas certain p,ec. or parcel of
land, situate in the city Of Wilmington afore-
said, with the brick dwelling house thereon
erectsd, known as No. 107 French street,
Beginning At the westerly side Of French
street. between Seventh and Eighth streets, at
corner Of land now or formerly OF Eliza 9.
Grips; thence Herewith westerly. through
Seventh straet, 107 feet and inches thence
nort herly parallel to French street, % feet and
6inches to land now or formerly Of William
Bush; thence herewith saster , para Al th TO
aforesaid side Of French street; thence there.
with southerly 20 feet and incnes to place OF
beginning, DO tho contents thereof what they
may. With the reservation to the said VIM 8.
Craige, of the southerly gable wall for the
purposes of bricl1lng into and building thereto
free Of expense to the said VIM. 8. Craige, his
heirs and assigns forever.
Terms and attendance will be given at the
sale and for information address
HARVEY ]. WILEY, Receiver.
Or WIN. =; HlLLas, Attorney.
Will, Del, Jan. II, 1893. f3.ts
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r1nb. UNpERWSop, D.B. MARTIN,
Gen. Manager. Man. of Pass. Traf'e.
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TUESDAY, FEB. 2lst. 1899.
At 10 o. clock .. M,

the following live stock and farming imrle
ments, to wit: six horses:
NJ. those, bay mare. years old. II number
one work mare
No 2-Duke, gray horse, years old. good
work and driving horse.
No. 8--Charlie, sorrel horse. 10 years old,
good work horse.
No. 4-Floru, hay mare 70 years old. n mum.
No. 5,,Tady, sorrel mare. years old an er'
tratine driver.
No. O. Lake, bay mare, kind and gentle
Zen head Of cnws, all Of which are excellent
mich cows, two have calves by their siAe. 9TH
ers will soon be In rrott. t'ne heifer,
Farming Implements, etc-Two farm wag-
ons, horse cart, leering binder. Dearins NOW
err, hickman Il Huffman drill, 2horsr Oliver
plows, spring tooth harrow, horse rake. grain
tan, land roller. corn marker. corn ,"yrrsr'
ladder, harrow, two and three horse trees.
grindstope, 3 sets wagon harness, set plow har.
ness. family carriage, pha-ton, set carriage
numerou other articles not herein mentioned.
Five shares Of the Capital stock Of the New
Castle " ater Works Company
Terms Of sale--All sums ca5n no goods to be
removed uniil terms Of sale arc complied with,
VIM. A, Hukill. Auc. flleod,s
( NEARING OUT sALg-THE suBsCalB
" err, having sold his farm. will sell AT pub
lie sale GU the premises situated on The road
leading from Ksnnett Square to the LIZ shouse
on Kennett Turnpike, bali mile from the las
ter place, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY ~
At lo'clock y m.
Two good general purpose horses | e. row,
choice shoat pigs chickens. One "T 't
light har,ng bod farm WACO, hor.t u.! .,,s
2 horse market dnarborns, one ! ari
seated carriages, Jaeger wagon aGd rOIJ D,llv
good 2 seated sleigh, bells. extra lrrg , UrnyY,
nicely lined buffalo robe. All mach rry, iiar
ness and tools necessary to run . faru Nay,
straw, corn aud corn fodder, sect - tsiov>,
portable boilers, cook and other stoves
bureaus, washssands, cupboards and many
other articles too tedious to mention Porh
butchers outfit. Plenty OF shelter
TsrMs-All sums Of no and under cath, over
that amount credit Of months. NH bo qvsn
BY purohassr giving hanksbls nose with ap
proved endorser PEAk6ON 1ALI.LY
1tiAkAn D soB Aua, fits
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r. 80 Those modeon two story
lnf VnjA brick dwellings TN Loni-
Till n bard street aboveSs venth
VI VuUV containing room, and
bath, front porch, Gem.
ented cellars. hard wood inantels, wardrobes.
etc. For sale cheap and on easy terms. Ap
ply P. A ,Horty, 10th and Market streets. -.
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I)UBLlC SALE-WILh BE SOLD At PUB.
lie sale on tho farm II Frederick klaIr.
near Csptr~viiie. Christiana HID, Del, On

T HAVE SEVERAL. SMALL PR0PkRT1ES
for sale thAs ere bargains. c. Thoinss
hr, Oh. Del Ave. And jefferson strssts diAu
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For Sale or Rent! ],

I
' Store and dwelling northeast corner Fourth
and franklin.
Store and dwelling northwest corner Second
and Harrison.
House 225 Broomes treet. 10 rooms, front ard
back porches and all the modern cenveniencss
Also several and room houses, with allim.
provements, $40 and sl2 per month.
Two 5room houses with front porches, At
Fourth and Scott, 50 per month.
Also number Of houses ranging from SO per
number Of desirable building lots in differ.
ent sections of the city will DO sold OH month
ly payments. Special terms to builders. De-
sirable tenants can save money by applying to
p. J. FORD,
S. E. Cor. Tenth aud Market Stres,s.
DAFT
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nUBLIC SALE-THE UNDERSIGNED, EX-
Z ecutor Of George Whitfield, deceased win
sell at public sale, at his late residence. near
Christiana, New Castle county and state Of
Delaware, Oh
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NOTICES.

NOTICE TO THE TAX PAYERS OF MILL
IN Greek Hundred.>-l will be at s. p. Chan.
dler's store Hockessin, February 20T; March
1877; at Stanton, March 20, for the purpose Of
receiving taxes, between the hours Of ~ q. IN.
and p. m. Five per cent will be added after
April 1st. HARVEY Y. BALDWIN,,
1ll-8w Collector.
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PUBLIC SALE

Will be sold at Eighth and West street, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II. at o'clock g. IN.
Furniture and carpets. leak chamber suites. .
new, besides other beisteads. springs. mat.
tresses, new hair OF the best quality, holsters
pillows, quilts, blankets. small fancy desks 2
high posting desks, kitchen tables. Victor
cock stove, No. y. | Gauza range. No. ., walnut
extension table. floor oil cloth. mahogany
wardrobps, large and small refrigerator,
folding be /. and many 9th articles Will be
sold before noon. and the following articles af'
ter o'clock.
Four parlor suits, one fancy cherry csbinet
and secretary, five nice oil paintings In good
order, onyx table and OF err small fancy
tables, good square piano, Rugo rocker, dining
chairs. extra ia, ge mlrrows. 2A8 feet. 5x6
feet, WI n gold frame also ] 2Xh feet with man
tie. pair Of antique han IRON. book cases, dit.
edstutfel birds. II e proof sale carpets and
other articles. W. A. AUklLL, Auc.
t5H
I)uBLlC sALE-wlLh BE Sold At PUB.
lie sale on the farm II Frederick KlaIr.
near Csptr~viiie. Chr,stiana HID, Del, On
FRIDAY. FEbKuARY II, 1899.
AZ o'clock p IN,
Is bead Of fresh cows and springers and II
stock steers, extra One, weighing abou: 90 lbs.
Selected expressly for this market.
Toms "A credit Of w days.
M d kLAIR
slidham q Son, AUG f0.ts
v-,l.BLICSALE OF sTUrE-i WILL SELL
1 at public snle at fooths 'Jrn-r. belS
wat. 60. Pa. Cd
MONDAY. EEL n ISv9.
Atl.8Js, ~
l,ntioad Of chcicr fresh ,oNs hnl forward
sprtngers Also = head OF sel- I d la rscs sat
A,,A for farm or genera. us- one pa ~ witch
are closely mated br,m' u =. wtlgnt 2OJ
10. would mike nice .aiG tOl carriage tor
work The q I'VE stock direct from Gambler.
land county. { w BALDWIN
Two months credit.
Il. Slaughter. Auo. fl0ts
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ON THURSDAY, MARCH 2nd, 1899.
at o'clock p. m :, sharp,

One good work horse, Q good mich cows, one
with calf by her side. yearling heifer, shoat
pigs, 80 pairs Of Plymouth Rock hens, good
horse wagon, 1.hTse family carriag', buggy,
good as new, Wizard plow, Syracuse plow, pair
tachetk hay riggin. g nets pillow harness, got OF
heavy harness, set Of light buggy harness,
riding saddle, collars, brides, halters, double
and single lines forks. shovels, rakes, hoes.
Household and kitchen furniture, such as beds,
bedsteads and bedding, bureau, wash stands
dozen OF chairs, dinner tables, bench table,
centre table. good cook stove, No. 8, small
room stove, 80 yards Of rag carpet, dishes Of
all kinds. Dairy fixtures large churn, small
rs cords of wood and numerous other articles
too tedious to mention.
Terms al sums Of SIS and under cash over
that amount credit Of months will be given
by purchaser giving barkable note with ap.
proved endorser. 3 per cent. of for cash. on all
credit sums
And also at the same time and place, the real
estate Of the late John uConnell consist ing Of
Farm No l., 8 acres Of land, more or less, with
corn crib, with apples, peaches and pears
and cherries thereon. No. 2, adjoining No. l.,
with 20 acres and frame house, stable, corn
crib and about acres Of wood land.
Terms-10 per cont OF the purchased money
to be paid down and 10 per cent. Of the balance
on or before the 25th OF March, when a deed
and possession will be given. II these proper
critics are not sold on day Of sale, they will be
for rent Immediately. situated at Prices siding
MRS. CATHARlNE MCCONNELL.
Il. W. Viii, eman, Auctioneer,
Joseph K. Chambers. Clerk.
nl-eod.5t
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Nomoney In advance. Weak.
stunted. shrunken and feeble
portions Of the body quickly
enlarged and strengthened.
Medicines and instrument
sent on trial. Medical in
dorsements. Particulars sent
in plain sealed letter. Cor
respondence confidential.
Al CO., BUFFALO. N.Y.
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Coughs, Colds,
H0arseness, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Loss of Voice

and other forms Of pulmonary irritation are
now very prevalent and often produce serious
ailments il not promptly arrested. for which
BELTS IMPROVED BYRUP OF WHITE
remedies known There sre many White Pine
preparations made, but none we have seen
which equals this 1t is palatable, not apt to
disturb the stomach, and without doubt the
hest cough remedy In popular use, infinitely
superior to most :. the largely advertised
remedies Of the day. Large bottles rs cents.
Made only by
q. JAMES BELT,
Sixth and Market Streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-13

4 NEARING OUT SALE-THE SUBsC2lB
~ err, having sold his farm. will sell at pub
lie sale GU the premises situated on the road
leading from Ksnnett Square to the LII shouse
on kennett Turnpike, half mile from the las
ter place, on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-13

HOUSES AND LoTN FOR SALE ORB
II change. lambert ]. Eoulk. ol9 Market
street. aS.te
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-13
CARTMELL'S VINEGAR OF TAR
Azure for La Grippe j2lcod3n

DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND
L PIE SONAL PROPERTY-Will be sold at
public sale at the residence In White Clay
Greek hundred Prices siding, on the P-nnsyl-
vania Railroad, near Harmony Crossing.