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sand apologies. I had no idea that

sduu apologies. L ndu no lQed tndt
you would be so affected"
1 gripped him by the arms.
''Holmesi" 1 cried. rs it really
you? Can 1t indeed be that you are
alive? Is it possible that you succeed
ed in climbing out of that awful
abyss %
Wait a moment" said he. Are
you sure that you are really fit to
discuss things? I have given you
serious shock by my unnecessarily
dramatic temperance"
II am all right, but indeed, Holmes,
/ can hardly believe my eyes. Good
heavensi to think that you-you of
ali men-shouId be standing in my
study" Again gripped him by the
sleeve, and felt the thin. sinewy arm
beneath it. We'll, you're not spirit,
anyhow said I. My dear, chap, I'm
overjoyed to see you. Sit down, and
that dreadful chasm." ~,
He sat opposite to me-, and lit
cigarette in his old, nonchalant man
ner. He was dressed in the seedy
frock-coat of the book merchant, but
the rest of that individual lay in a pile
of white hair and old books upon the
table. Holmes looked even thinner
and keener than of old, but there was
a dead-white tinge. in his aquiline face
which told me that his life recently
had not been healthy one.
II am glad to stretch myself. Wat
son." said he. 1T is no joke when a
tall man has to take foot off his
stature for several hours on end. Now,
my dear fellow, in the matter Of these
explanations, we have, if / may ask
for your cooperation, a hard and
dangerous nights work in front Of US.
Perhaps 1T would be better if 1 gave
you an account of the whole situation
when that, work is finished"
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manner there was not any harm meant
and that I: am much obliged to him for
picking, up my books"
You make TOO much Of a trifle,' said
T. May l ask how you knew who I
was?''
well. sir, if it isn't too great lib
erty, I am a neighbor of yours, for
you'll find my little bookshop at the
corner of Church street, and very
happy to see you, am sure. May
be you collect yourself sir. Here's
British Birds and Catullus' and
The Holy War'-a bargain, every one
of them. With five volumes you could
just fill that gap on that second shelf.
1t looks untidy, does it not, sir %
moved my head to look at the
cabinet behind me. When / turned
again, Sherlock Holmes was standing
smiling at me across my study table.
rose to my feet, stared at him for
some seconds in utter amazement, and
then it appears that I must have
tainted for the first and the last time
In my Life. Certainly g. gray. mist
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others crowded round to- listen to what
he said. l got as near him as / could,
but his observations seemed to me to
be absurd, so I withdrew again in some
disgust. AS / did so J. struck against
an elderly, deformed man, who had
been behind me, and knocked down
several books whcih he was carrying.
/ remember that as ] picked them up
/ observed the title of one of them,
1.-THE Origin of Tree Worship" and it
struck me that the fellow must be
some poor biblioDhile, who, either as
trade or, as a hobby, was collec-
tor of obscure volumes. / erideavored
to apologize for the accident, but it
was evident that these books which
had SO unfortunately maltreated were
very precious objects in the eyes of
their owner. With snarl of contempt
he turned upon his heel, and saw his
curved back and white sidewhiskers
disappear among the throng-
My observations Of 427 Park Lane
did little to clear up the problem in
which / was interested. The house
was separated from the street by a
low wall and railing, the whole not
more than five feet high. 1t was per-
fectly easy therefore for any one to
get into the garden, but the window
was entirely inaccessible, since there
was no waterpiDe or anything which
could help the most active man to
climb it. More puzzled than ever re-.
traced my steps to Kensington. / had
not been in my study five minutes
when the maid entered to say that
person desired to see me. To my as
tonishment it was none other than my
strange old book collector. his sharp,
wiZened face peering out from a frame
of white hair and his precious volumes,
a dozen of them at least, wedged un-
der his right arm.
You're surprised to see me, SIR
said he in a strange, croaking voice.
1 acknowledged that I was.
We'll, I've a conscience, sir, and
when chanced to see you go into this
house as I came hobbling after you
I thought to myself I'll just step in
and see that kind gentleman and tell
him that IL was a bit gruff in my
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10. |

dinner before we need go. Well. them.
about that chasm. L had no serious
difficulty in getting out OF 1t, for tho
very simple reason that 1 never was
in it."
You never were in it?''
No, Watson, I never was in it. Ny
note to you was absolutely genuine.
had little doubt that I had come to
the end of my career when perceived
the somewhat sinister figure Of the late
Professor MOriarty standing upon the
narrow pathway which led to safety.
L read an inexOrable purpose IN his
gray eyes. 1 exchanged some remarks
short note which you afterward re-
with him, therefore, and obtained his
courteous permission TO write the
ceived- I left it with my cigarette box
and my stick, and walked along the
pathway. MOriarty still at my heels.
When l reached the end 1 stood at
bay. He drew no weapon, but he
rushed at me and threw his long
arms around me. He knew that his
own game was up. and was only anx-
ious TO revenge himself upon me- We
tottered together upon the brink OF the
fall l have some knowledge, how
ever, of baritsu, or the Japanese syS-
tenn of wrestling, which has more than
once been very useful TO me. slipped
through his grip, and he with hor-
seconds, and clawed the air with both
his hands. But for all his efforts he
could not get his balance, and over he
went With my face over the brink, I
saw him fall for long way. Then
he struck a rock, bounded on, and
splashed into the water"
i listened with amazement to this
explanation, which Holmes delivered
between the puffs Of his cigarette.
But the tracks," I cried. II saw,
with my own eyes, that two went
down the path and none returned
1T came about in this way. The in
stant that the professor had disap-
peared, it struck me what a really ex-
traOrdinarily lucky chance Fate had
placed in my way. know that Mori-
arty was not the only man who had
sworn my death. There were at least
three others whose desire for venge-
ance upon me would only be increased
by the death of their leader They were
ali most dangerous men. One or other
would certainly get me. On the other
hand if all the world was convinced
that-I was dead they would take nber-
ties these men. they would soon lay
themselves open, and sooner or later
j could destroy them. Then II would
be time for me to announce that was
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still in the land OF
the living. So rapid
ly does the brain act
that i believe / had
thought this all out
before Professor Mo-
riarty had reached
the bottom OF the
Reichenbach Fall.
Il stood I'D and ex-
arninec the rocky
wall behind me. In
your picturesque ac-
count OF the matter,
which / read with
great interest some
months later, you as
sert that the wall
was sheer. That was
not literally true. A
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. Copyright 1909. by A. Conan Doyle and Col
lier's Weekly.)
Copyright 1905, by Mcclure. Phillips 4 COZ
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
BONDS.
STOCK MARKET OPERATIONS.

Extren1e dulness characterized the stock mar
ket's course during the two hours OF business
Yesterday Not share Of New-York Ceh'rai Vi
| Ontario and Western was sold, and the lethalsic
condition was further shown in such facts as the
Gale of only 100 shares of Missouri Pacific ana
100 shares of Southern Railway Whhe ths
transactions in Steel preferred, next to ReaoIis
the most active issue on the list, were oniy o'oVo
shares The sales of Reading, a half stock,
which had been the active feature on frioas'
were about twenty-five thousand shares. 1t was
again traders market yesterday, COMMISSION
houses doing little or no business. and at the
close the large majority of the seventy-eight
issues traded in showed net losses for the day
ranging from Il point to and 21a points For
eicn markets were reported in state OF stagna-
tion corresponding to New-York's, this dulness
being ascribed largely TO apprehension as TO the
outcome of the trouble between Germany ana
France That possible crisis had little direct
influence on the local market, where the I'M
,nediate causes of the continuance Of inactivity
we're probably the Stock Transfer tax, Whlch
has put a pretty close fitting eNtnguisher upon
the flame of room traders speculative ac1i'iues
and the attacks upon the recent plan or ADJUST
oept of the Equitable dissensions. these assaults
l,esning alive the uneasy feeling that the eno OF
that memorable controversy, unsettling to
reached The principal activity of the day was
in the bend department. where big blocks OF the
.Japanese AZ per cent bonds changed hands at
the narrow range of 931s and 93. Much OF the
buving of these bonds was for investment, but
they are also attractive as a speculative heio
since the transfer tax does not lie upon sales OF
bonds
The bank statement, forecast OF which can
ever be made with confidence, upset all guesses
1t showed an increase in cash of sl.49o,ooo' winch
was only twice as much as had been estimated
from the known movements of money during
the week; but 1T also showed Eaexpected IN
crease In the loan item by the CREST amount OF
! S15, $40 0O0 an increase which, In view Of the
! continuous dulness in the stock market during
| the week, be explained only as representing
| some large syndicate operations the nature of
which will develop later. Corresponding to the
loan expansion deposits increased s16,4b2.o00
The surplus reserve decreased s2.61S.000, stand
ing now at only S7,2O9, 500 the lowest figure for
this date for the last fifteen years.
The uncertainty of the crop situation is, Of
course, a factor making for cautiousness In stock
! trading at this season, but from all accounts
both wheat and corn are making satisfactory
progress. Railroad earnings are holding up well.
business men are still confident Of the stability
bountiful harvests assured the outlook is
for recurrence Of activity and advance in the
securities markets.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
DISEASES OF ANIMAL S.

Household pets are susceptible TO far
greater variety OF diseases than most people
imagine. Parrots are known TO be susceptible
TO disease peculiar to themselves that It Is
called from the Greek word for parrot "psitta-
cosus." A number OF fatal cases IN human be-
ings Of what was az lrsl supposed TO be a
malignant Influential pneumonia Were in Paris
TRACED 70 be bacillus at present thought to be
causatfye OF The parrot disease 4 certain pro-
portion of parrots are known 70 die from tuber-
culosis. Cats are Known sometimes TO have
tuberculosis, and that they have IN many cases
been carriers OF diphtheria ana other Of The or
hinAxy infections directly and Indirectly is more
tnap suspected--O<ansas City Journal.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

vopErc,n- TRADINcs-There was practically no
trading in this market for foreign account
THE COTTON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO '4he
Financial Chronicle the total receipts of ootton
for the week ending June 16 reached 7s54s gbales
against l0l eS the preceding week, and llSoo OLA
the week before that making the total receipts
since September l. 1904 1895 bales. against 7o22-
SIS for the same period of 1so3-'e showing IAN IN
crease since September T. 1894, Of 22f2.1S bales
RoNDHoLDERs' COMMITTEE FohAfFD-The
following have consented to act comlffttee Of
the bondholders of the Green Bay and Western
bonds: John H. Davis, of John II. Davis DC Co..
George M Pynchon, Of Raymond, PynchonsS Co.;
Rudolph Kleybote. of Rudolph kleyooltef& CO.
and jefferson M. Levy.
THE, DEMAND FOR STEEL RAILs.-Eor the
week ended June 10 the total orders for rails,
standard sections. received by the mills IN the steel
rail pool amounted to 1900 tons, worth in gross
business 10 the pool S,3t4cOo. All the orders >were
taken at s28 ton.
Northwestern Railway Company has made arspl-
cation to the Stock Exchange to list s6sesa 200 adj
d,tiona1 common stock. This Is the stock recently
subscribed for by and preferred stock hold
the basis of 10 per cent OF their respective
holdings.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED-The directors OK fhs
Guaranty Trust Company have declared quar-
teriy dividend of per cent, payable June 90 dffe
directors OF the Twelfth Ward Bank have aeclssed
q semi annual dividend OF per cent payable july J.
The directors of the Wallabout Bank have de-
clared dividend Of per cent, payable July l. The
,srectors OF the American Telephone and Telegraph
Company have declared the regular quarterly diW-
dend of ~ per cent, and an extra dividend ofi-a
per cent, payable July Is.
Pfe IRON cERTIFIcATES-Resula pig iron
certificates at the New-York Produce Exchange
yesterday opened generally lower while foundry
was irregular. There were no cash sales Prices
for regular on the call follow; Cash and June,
s14 rs bid; July, 4 s5 bid; August, sl4 bid; oc-
toher IA 5o@a5;T February S4 50@s1475. Quotations
for foundry on the call were: June sA 90 bid: JnlyY
s10asls rs; August and February. y5 259s15 Is
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
RARE FLASHES OF LIGHTNING.

brilliant linear flashes. seem TO persist for time
and fade gradually. On the background Of the
sky IN the place of the fash, then sees yell
loWish green or reddish image OF the flash waning
rapidly "Details can be distinguished in it. which
III. Touchet. this image is not merely in the retina
for he has experienced the retinal image well as
the other. The retnel image moves with the eye,
the other does not. This afterglow has been com
pared 10 the train Of meteor O. a fuse, 70 an In
cenoe. The successive discharges Of electricity IN
q lightning flash the limit Of persistence
OF vision about tenth of inch) that flashes
appear trernble but the fact does not, ac-
cording to Touchet, explain the luminous furrow
above described. which he refers to incandesoence
OF the elements of the air carried a high tenn
perature by the electric discharge. To preve this
he took a photograph OF lightning during thun-
derstorrr on April Il Tt has the aspect OF RIB
Jon fash'xthat is 70 say; a bEght. wavering edge
aftergIow caused by ineendescent gas.-lIondon
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
OUTSIDE sEcURin ES.

The market for outside securtiesswas unints=.st-
ing Prices fuctuaEed within narrow nrpitab al
though the generantendercy was tito frrnness, At
no time during the short session. was there's real
animation shown. The mining Issues, as a. rule,
furnished the bulk OF the dealings, but even tho
totals in them were far below recent averages,
Greene Consolidated Copper improved materially
on light buying Greene Gold fuctuated within a
range Of "a per cent There sconsidsrable sdis-
cussion as to the next dividend and 1t was said
that should It be declared Its payment would
probabIy be enioined. Leather stocks weF slightly
lower and considerably less active fTRetbond de-
partnent was dull, but steady.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
AUTosusEs vs. sTREETcARs.

1t is instructive announcement that during tho
construction of the 22d-st. bridge over the south
branch the General Electric Railway Company by
special permission of the City Council. will subst-
tute autobuses for its streetcars. autoblses
the temporary foothridge which will be eTect
n.ense sensation II. when the new bridge. is com
pIeted, the patrons of the line should inform the
company that they preferred the autobuses to the
streetcars. In that case, how much would trac-
ton stock be worth? There be doubt that
the development Of such preference would mark
the beginning of the end OF the streetcar business
A great deal is said about the enormous dividends
the traction companies pay but there is not a
word about the terrifying risks they run. These
risks were n.yer so great as they are In this Won
ruptcy from the direction OF the autobus Il real
and fInunelt-(C ChicaSo ChrontcA
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New- Orleans-Corn-
rnercial 50g75c; bank. 81 premium. San Francisco
Sight &c; telegraph. 71zc. Boston-5c and 10c
discount. Chieago-Par. Charleston-Buying. par;
selling Lice prenliun. ST. IGuis3oc premium bid
49e premium asked. Mianea pQiis-ec premium.
Cincinnati-25c premium Savannah-Buyng. Soc
discount; selling 75c premium.
SILVER MARKET.-I3ar silver. 6Sse; Mexican
silver dollars. 45l4c Bar silver in London closed at
271sd.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, 32.12: Lisbon, $50
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican exchange on
New-York is quoted at aa,
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
FOREIGN EXCHANGE coN0iIsoNs> !
~ o~o,,1,oobar 4 70

Large blocks OF cotton bills for Septeuber. Octo-
Der and November deliveries were placed. Most Of
these We're sold to bankers, who. in turn, are
making time loans Stock Exchange houses on
collateral selling them their demand drafts for fab
Aeiyeries when such accommodations VIII mature.
fhe market for commercial bills for these late de-
liveries is entirely determined by the interest rate
for time loans which practically hxesi the price OF
demand sterling. and thus enables the>bankers to
bid and contract for Commercial bills. y
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market steady. Total sales
amounted in par value to 590 against 2s6 go
OF Friday. The heaviest dealings were in the
Atchison general IS, Atlantic Coast Line As, Cen
tral of Georgia third incomes. Chicago, burlington
and Quincy as, Green Bay and Western debenture
Bs. ST Louis and San Francisco refInding is, St.
Louis Southwestern consolidated As and Wabash
debenture Bs American Tobacco is and IS, jap
auese issues and United States Steel IS were also
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

FOREIGN MONEY MARKBTs-Cau money IN
London, 141is per cent. Open market discount
rate for ehe-t btis 2Q2 1-l6 per cent: long bills
2g2 i-l6 per cent Berlin discount rate, 2Ib per
cent Berlin exchange on London, 20 marks 4T
pfennigs Paris discount rate, In-1s per cent
PsrIs exchange on London, 25 francs II centirnes
FCREIGN SECURITIiGS.-British consols for
money soy; for the account. s-ls French rentes
ss francs IS centirnes.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London June II, 1 D. rn.-The market for Ameri-
can securities was dull small final Changes.
Final prices follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
G0So4 iNASo 6A'
tons were:
STOCKS.

Closing prices yesterday of the principal acuve
securities and net changes from Fridays quota
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
BOND MARKET TRADING.

GOVERNMENT BONDs.-Market steady. Final
quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

MONEY AIARKET.-Money on call, 21a per cent
Time money was quoted at per cent for sixty
days, ga per cent for three, four and Ave months
and SAaJ31a per cent for six months. Commercial
paper was quoted at 3&Q4 per cent for sixty to
ninety days. 4941a per cent for four and six months
and 4Q6 per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-darket closed firm.
Actual closing rates follow:
Cables Sight. Sixty days.
e+erl,rg .....4S730 4.sfa4STN 4S564 s5ja
Francs ........5.1eh 5.1e?s@@a1e14 s51s1sd5, 1s5s
Re .cnslarls 80 5-Io ,sIts9sox "a l-leqeisa
GuiIders ......,.. 4OAq4a ole 40 1-i6G<oh
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

WEEKLY STOCK CHANGES.
The usual weekly table of price changes for the
active stocks follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

Total sales for the week.. J. ISL 1e4
Total sales In preceding week 29o COG
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

.Bx dividend FIX rights.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

l-ActusI sales--l-Closing-
lOpenl High Low. Fin. Bid. Ask.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
NETWORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
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Sonntoa unO norOlpeitIide @inoc,
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81 @roo nm E2 llGr 9}a6mittugS.
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Wittlerer 9orometerItono 29.11.
Der nieorigite GbermonleterItan0
Ser lcBten 81 Stlnoen in nndliolgcn.
0en Stdoteu mar, mie foI9t: Goitport
36, @ortlanO 40, Bolton 80, Glbonp
3S, elp.9orf So, EbilaoeIpbia 90,
gtlantic.Gitp rs, 8oibington 81,
Roriolf 81, Sotteroa 60, Charlotte
GO, gSilmin9ton 60, GborleIton CT,
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ter GS, &ep.g8eit 6S, AtIanto 50,
Wontgomerp 80, Neru-O Orleans 6S,
Yaleltine 81. 8alneiton 70, Corpus
GbriIti y, MempbiS GO, Cincinnati
4S, YittSbura II, OSDego 81, 9ili-
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9upcno 81. NinrQitette 30, @reen 9ou
81, Chicago 36, 9uhltb 30, 81, Youl
80, 81. Souis 81, &onioS.Gitu 46,
Omaha 3G, @lrou 20, 9iSmard -,
gSiliitou 20 SABRE 30, Nelend u,
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