. z~s:.t~~a~. ~ .ror (702,V=i * TOWANO4 . I tOrtintsban Mott thp, (10.:4obit 17. 180. (From Chaantie ' r‘ Edinbanitiploproa I ) Recollections of a rOlitPoMter; GUILTY Oft NOTA- A few weeks ago, I was en,gdgedie the irivlo,. gation of a remarkable case of, bur*y, accenitia. Hied which had juat obittrred at, e n d by I omicide, residence of Mr. Bagshawe, u gentleman 0113 9flik - petent fortune, situated within a few, miles of Ken., dal in. Westmoreland. The panktdam forwarded to the London police authorities by the local ndag. istracy were' chiefly these: . 6 44 'Mr. Bagshawe, Who had been sometime abirein at Leamington, Warwickshire, with hie isMire mktbt lishment, wrote to F:arali Ring—a young woman left in charge of the house and property—to nounce his own speedy return, and . at the same time directing her Id have a .particular bedroinn aired, and other household mailers arranged fte-the reception of his nephew,. Mr. Robert Bristowe, who, having just arrived from abrosiiii, would, he expected, leave L-ndon .immediately for Five Oaks House. The positive arrival Of this nephew-had been declared to several tradesmen of Kendal by King early in the day preceding' the' bight oFthe murder and robbery; and by herdireetiens butcher: meat, poultry, fish, and eo on,' had 'been sent to them to Five Oaks for t ials table. The ladwhotar- ' ned the fish home, stated that he had been a strange young gentlemanin one of the sitting-rooms , on the ground-floor through the hallopened door of the apaMneut. On Alia,,foliciAleg„....mereigg,„„4, was discovered that Five Oaks, ,kletve,-, • been, not indeed broken into, hot !Weigh out of—ihis was evident from the state of the door fastenings , — and the servant-woman barbarously murdered.-- Toe netglibors found her I) iug quite.deail and cold at the loot of the principal staircase, clothed only to her nightgolarn and stockings, and with a flat chamber candlestick tightly grasped in her right ha n d. It was conjectured Martha bad been roused from sleep by some noise below, and having de- Tended to ascertain the cause, 'had been merciless ly slain by the disturbed burglai's. Mr. Bagshawe arrived on the following.day, and it. was them found that not only a krge amount of plate, bat between three and four thousand pounds in gold ; and notes —the produce of government stock Sold out abot.l two months previously—hart beencarried off., The only person. except his niece, who lived with him, that knew there was this sum the house,. was hie nephew Robert Bristowe. to whom he had writ. ten, directing his letter to the Hotnmums Hotel, London, stating that the sum for the long, contem plated purchase of Ryland's had been some time ins idle at Five Oaks, as lie had 'wished to con sa:t him upon his bargain before fiisallc c• ocludin 5. This Mr. Robert Brieanwe was new ti -where to be seen or heard of; and what heerne,l .. beyond .a doubt—to Mr .Bagshawe the tuitur iu g horrifying suspicion that this nephew was the bur.; filar and assassin, a portioo.of -the identical letter written to hini,,by his uncle was found in one 'of the offices! As he was nowhere to be' met with or heard of in the nek.liborhood of Kendal, it' wasser mised that he must have returned to London with his booty; and a full description of his person, and the dress he wore, as given .by the '.fishmongeriti boy, was sent to London by the authoritiesu They also forwarded -for our use and assistance one Josi ah Barnes, a sly, sharp, vagabond-sort of fellow, who bad been'apprehended on suspicion, chiefly, or father.wbolly, because of his former intimacy with the unfortunate Sarah King, who bad discard ed him; it seemed, on account of his incorrigibly idle, and in otherrtispects disreptitablehabiti. The alibi he set up was, howelier, so clear and decisive, that he was bate few hoies custody; and he now exhibited great teal for the discovery . of the murderer of the woman to whom he had; to "the extent of his_perverted instincts, been sincerely at tached. He fiddled at the festivals of the humbler Kendalesel -sang, tumbled, ventriloquized at their tavern orgies; and had he not been so very highly gifted, might, there was littledoubt,.have earned a decent liring as aca ter, -to which -profession h.s father, by dint of mtich Of Ittoch'exerfttio had' about half bred'hini. ills princiPal use testut.wita, that he was acquainted -with the features of Mr. Robert Bristowe; and accordingly, as soon as I had received my cot mission'and instructions, I started . oil with him to the Hummuiria Hotel, ovegt Garr den. In answer to my inquiries, it was stated that Mr. -Robert Bristowe had left the hotel a week pre. 'trimly without settling hie bill—which was, hew.' ever, of very small amount, as he penally paid every evening—and had not since been heard of; neither had he taken Ms luggage 'with him. - This was odd, though the period stated would have giv en him ample time to reach Westmoreland on the day it was stated be hadarrivedthate " What drew did he wear when be left In "That which he usually wore; a foragingcap With a gold band, a blue military sintout coat, light trousers, and Wellington book." . The precise.dress described by the-rishmtu4er'a errandiboy I We next proceeded to-the Bank of In'llrfttaki if any of the stolen notes bad• beenliresented for payment. _lo lan da in 4 Ho or the numbers furnished by Mr. Itaplutwe, and Wes politely informed- that ,they had all been cashed early the day belontehy a gentleman in a sort of undresi wearing aioraging cap -:- I.:eutenant Nines was the name endorsed upon them; and Mir address,` Hader-Street, Cavendish Sloare, was df - coarsd a fictitiena. one. The cash ier doubted if he should be able to swear to the person of the gentleman. who changed the noses„ but he had particularly noosed-hls dress. I return ed to Scotland Yard to report no progress; and it was theu deter/Wiwi te ammo. bills, descriptive ,of liristowe's person, and P:ofletring a considerable - ree ward for his apprehensine br •Yeitteh infdrmalion- as alien lead to it ; but the .-ordei ~..,: e • ~. • jegiNgaSak - v r ties. _. - ~.. i tial wA elk iii - In "..--,- , azi - ,-,,,,...-; - f -Pr 'I -.4- - , , - kie ral- , ----- - - fel ~ . # 'l . '. • - I ri l l it 1 - ,;.5.: , , . 11'.* , , AV /: - • • . 5 104 .2 ~: lirt,t • in 11 1 14 - Mir ak _ . _ rg. ~ Illit .- 1.10 1 1 _ Milr c...-.. . .... L : - c2 - cx.c... „...,. .4 _:. ..., .4...... w. • .G 4 r , •'! . • • g. s, , re trt G"` 1 ~... _ _ -.--- - kiscieclothec.,rha?thoull are mar welkin delilitt ttely dtrans'tbe ye* Wired& thirliolibi °Mee Nit r. Robirtirdstoirio hiliself, dsVaseiPprtOrebill before diacrigid iiklbsiihust Vce itreamioti ite 4jusciiii: neitis biiiiiiy%3 _ sulltE r ir t tto "r stotinOyt fs9 . it ly ' 6 dto 4u; icith JOll4lll liii ineit e litu '''' sig ' hip e ente , :and rrirje I:coipit ' m 4.ured .4. • *skit al7har*hti l ur` sometiwg more than • 1 WeekieleViatiW , it or t‘whiLei he kumir , trot—arataileprargidesaived, Islgnlpozded, and pd (moray irrhispirstkik ofrithe , roldlersagsy a pelvic :ithom bet ealtimptcteirito berdkoloulliklerate ilkif •them. lEireirof thiii hitairtiperraik,' ovOlii contrail:T *4d n 0 14161014 iiiiiirdtidon ; Ida Si inspeerdil •iiivint,4iiiotrtlistided id hit stittiimiaLinteudg; tdbubtletki rissl7,inittaii h 1 he he polNe *did feqe in Crirwisltukh 4 , ood trug i , v i „leg. AriAmk* i trhifil tumo o f Scrod le l Yard bkl/e ''., ad ` g to theat#, I waseir on his* .;‘,. eiridk n id( slowitiori c luit riitikciat Pa nsin galif 4 5 , Terriod ilie &well i ejletuls Shoal!- : Hill, wtairertemx-grewsptoniciimead; be booked - tiimselelor Wstotmorelaad_ by dietnittbacoach.. Aile then walltediitito. Me we, and iliatidt himselM the coffee-rodth, Celled iiir a pitlt 'oritlieny w4tie 'and some isiiicirlite ' H&' *as now site for a siliftt , period if kiniFaterindllais AIM tiiilake tunflp the Strek illt . j 0 mediae upon the icst adviscbV COprse i i i it . se4oh, Oka lespieethFetitirkishlyrs i .bred, bOid-faced roo}ip ellot i—opt of who%i 'i thought-1 riecigni:iieb spile of Vis fiiiidress—en teOhe, bn 4knOsi2flinn: . 4 i i in n t i il m 'Oetin in 'Pr vocation, I approached as closely to the door as I could a i: s tc o 11 0 hilAATfirve47 and ' l4l4ll4k ti v " . ,heard ece of, thrun.;-`nap acquaintance serehrimagh; clerk if theta were:any vacant places in.tbe night coach to Westmoreland. To Westmont!landl.= Why, what in the name of Alermaryicottld . tacbment of •the swell mob-lie , wanting in: that country of form arid fripie-coaial The next Seim; tence uttered by spy Inend r :as be ,placed .the.,mon. ey for booking dues:fa:sides to-Kendal on:the coon. ter was equally or perharmeare ' puzzling! ""le the , zentlernan whh"eitteied the' ofFecliiifliinir:— hiia with a , k? ) for ink cAp t pwain . 7 ,0 . 1)* out fallow, passenger 14 -" Yes, he has booted himself:: and , -has, } think since ;_one into the liciase.” I had . baiely time to 'irrip into one of the Poise gee, tvhee:the lii‘erfetillernen came out of the of fice, Posberi me, and swaggered out of the:yard.— vagne undefined suspicions at once-beset -me rela tive to the connention of these worthies with the foraging cap" and the doings at Kiudal. 'there was evidently something, in all this more than net ural,aii pofice-ehilosophy could but find it out. I resolved at rillovents•to try; and in order to have a chance of so. I determined to be .of the party, twilling doubting that I snook' be able, in some way or other. to make one in whatever game they intended' playlet!: lin my tuna - entered the bookin4 oriii e, and finding there were/tinter, pla ces vist.l.itu, secured them both for James. /coking and Josiah Baniesycomitrytnen and . friendiof mine returning to the -" north commie." I returned to - the coffee-1 , 66m; where Mr. Ifris- Lowe was still seated, apparentlY itliileextitad anx ious meditation, and wrote a uote, with, which I dispatched the inn porter. I had stow simple leis ure for observing the suspected burglitr and'asrat sin. He *aka (rile;. intellectual letelkieg,and with al handsome young man r of about six-and-twentY years of age, of slight but well-knit framel• and with the decided air—travel stained and ,iiidetriS he appeared—of a gentleman., His lotiklies trou t bled and careworn, but / songhkin 'vain fereny-in dication of-the starting, nervous trembr altray3 in mg /aperient% exhibiterfby even old ptactitionfm in crime when 'sluldenly sons had =deter/ the seem hastily,. v41,661:41 causing him even.to loolsop. • I determined to try. an et 4 periment on his nerves, which I waggoners:As/led no man•who heir receetlycoompit , ted . a _murder, and bat the thy before changed part of the produce 'of that crime in-gold at the-Bank ef Englantheriuld endure without wincing. My-objeer Irks mit 'to prcieure oyidence producible in opal:l'4 of 14W - by such mews, but to satisfy my own mind... I lea a growing conviction that, spite -appeasancesethre young-man wes• guiltless of Oki-Aired impt der) to himluitrinight bethe not help thinkfirg,.,either •or some 'strange conthination..Bf eircumetancee, or, more likely, of a diabolical plot for his destructioniessential, po guity , tetlei safety of the real perpetrators of the crime; ierY.p,ititlit bill-780 ran myluspicione- ; friends and *quoin, maces of the" three gentlemen who, Wemta be out fellow travelers. My duty,l knew, was quite'. te much the 'Vindication prinnotre”i sit&l 4 tletetActe of guilt;. " tta~l if .l'con d. iatigfy m yself liak)uPloral not the guilty party, no effort .of mine -should-be wimfingilidetemtined, tottittricate him from 'lbis perilous position in whichitis' stood. I went titit'a the' room,_. anct:rimtinel4l l e4/.140'49ga1l iii then spdclenly.enteiesi-wititit oLbotrace, walk ed swiftly, and withe.detenninedt etraightep to the box where he was sestedittiftigli ly by ihe area. tuatteXeltitutitl: -1 . 54.41104 fouatilmeat t lest I" 'There was aoatert,aelsdies tion of fear whatever—not- the slightest; thefli6 phwion of his 'citiopienanize peeirlthlytepli et, " What the devil .t/o.yoe Mean 7" was simply of enrpries and innoyance. " I beg your pardon," I -replied; " the waiter told in e• a filmic/of onetHagihawe, wholias given me the slip, was here, anit'linittooklyotifor him." . Hi Courteous& accepted rity,apihogy,:quitilly•te- FZI Is . z... ... 4 .1 f _ . • - - ;., , • MIMED EVERY VOESDAY; AT TOWARDA, B* 1 1 6' iliqiitnV - 14,''' .14 1111 - 11044 - t n t, .4,-.-447....,z , •i 4 1 "r t. grOMIC 1 , ~. , ..:.. . • 4. • ~ 4 4,44.3 . 4,41 if ~" 1T,44.74. - „. . •M e rter.a .. ,SC.4flrPt•n:44l,l, -4 • '. - f . 1. - - t4,414t4 4 0.4 •. a1. 4 4.! i 1............."' " Thank you: good morning" marking at the same time that thong,h , ,his own name was Brietowe, he had; Ochlly'enough; iu un cle in the country of the same name as the person I had mistaken him for. Surely though 14..liinnin is guiltless of the crime impala:lie:him pared-yet Arihia mmoenuthp porter 'etveredtiitiiiiieueti" . tFiP airrial of the - einAeijieri i Kid. 4: 447 1 %A d titter gislutg ..4thn.nesti or JM:UnkMI FUIII tioaatiot to lose sight ottildoonlifisterwe, _hastened hoar; to make arranwernemedgetirer journey. tMnsformed, by ma tiNsitllluezt wig, b ro ad ..•, _ _. ha t , ruligartt a multiplicity co green , . „ .0f .. .'..... s and shiwgrte? vy and elderly, w- 3 r• o personage, I toorSTAray -with Joiiah Bairi t es—whom I had priVioitil Atoroughly drilled mid; 'Peach and behaeiesAnachour companions --Kobe Saracen's Read ,a.famptantes previous to thratime for starting.' WeAloseltifi Bristowe al ready seated ; but the " thretfridids," I observed, will curiously looking eititsliaulais no doubt of as ceilaning who were to bedbektillow-travelersbe fonititruuring to coop thetnktePup in a space so narrovr, and, under certain c* tames, so difil• cu krf %rress. My apperoini l d' d that of Barnes 4o,sooth tasay, lorAediiii s , l more of a aim ,. t I fie .. ..e. - .s. . le . than really w,„ e3 Ll:Aitt , assured them, e i vt an An they jumped • :177 , . : alacnty. A few mipates afterwards thrkihjiiiilat" of the attend ing:ostlers gave dviallankikardsilauture, and away we - Alerted. ,Itz , t4.rn.r.-' ittnore silent, linsilexiltimnfil never assisted sit.' s 44 - hatever amoasarfat.fiaslTot reason" each or iikher of us might haltifitlehtl4enjoyed, not a migsr of soul" welled tifrirollit, eof the six 'M ai*. Every passenger sett iiid to have his own . rovr-k a pegtf" iar reasons for declthra‘tf r o f display himself in ~either mental or phx#Appminence. Only ontrof two inciden dyrunimirortar.t, bat which I carefully noted t.ovvajirjbe tablet of my memory—occurred during the long, wearisome orgmey, till we stopp.' &TO dihe at about thirty miles Ifrom - Kendal; whorl ruceitained, from an over 'heard. con versatiort-of ane 41f . die" three with the - coachman, that theriatende3 to gefedoirn at a road ' ; . elifflidiTfildrißriffiftraMMlNVlEt place. Do you knoii this hotisethey intend to stop at T" T ;owl and tkruittuidstunt . _ as 1..0 hint. out.. of sight and liming Atha back of the "et Quite well; it - iv within abort j thileirof Five:Ouke Liouse." 4 Indeed ! Then yon must stop bete too. is necessary i vhooki go en terkentlat *MI Mr. Brie. tmve; but you can retnaiii taitr vratch Agr pi;'ek• ceedinge." d 4 With all. my head" • it nut what excuse can you ntake•Ati remaining there, when they know vitt budkidforlreildan Fellows of that stamp are ,keerdy sospicionek and in order to be weal, you.autst• be•esaisebr. Wats. petwd." '• Oh, leave that' to me. 11l lbw* dtut enough in their eyes to blind a hundred stich as they, I warrant ye." " Well. we shall see. And now to dinner." Soon after, the coach had once more started.—L., Mr. Josiah Barnes began drinking from 'a stcnte bot tle which he drew from his pocket ;and so potent must have been the spirit it contained, that ho be alTie rapidly :41/Wricatet4 -, lfiolriastlyspeech, but eyes, body, afllltS legs, the entire animal, by the tirrb we reached the inn where we had agreed he should stop, was Thoroughly, hopelessly drunk; and so savagely quarrelsome, too, did he 'tieborite, that I expected every Instant to hentrinyetal !Mee tings pointed out-for the ediSestiowelthe compiny. Strano to-way, utterly n!upid- and savage wi he ieiiited; an dangeinukinpip weir caret* avail 'al. When theAwaatt stopped, be got out—how, I know not -and reeled and lamb* into this tap. room, from Whi*httlenlated he wimp not badge an inch till next theecwebman re. monstrate with hini t epon itierfenbehobstitutcy; might•as wen haverargoetwithilbmtwand he et length.detennine(l i# . o 4 T1 r 41 ., °0, 1 -04?" 3 4 , 11 4 4 1 .:,941ei5e9V; 17 0 aaatcliingatn 0111KWIllnity athen the,reolawakekser, began , to opbraitibian fortiQvettafitsitviblir lOoked - 'ehtqlfirtri'dOhnrftt t i a :410A1 011 4.q4 c1 .4044. 6 PF4 SP' my Awn, crowell•ord jet eAfaw Aaseitinstmiee,! Dide. I tell re Vitenitd , door',ptibeinfitta' tettklkiky . ,!tjtjiip .; ,;sl f r d:tfttekeilni* pi a IA . WOW *ol l ‘klafAPAßT„e_t !Ituned of scam Lila* mew Awn equallinkld Ileilattlatadied. front itntertpthet Was perfeetlyeelditrP i l 14:441 1 t . 4afe3 44 sp. 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" , 1, - ' t k I T .FIWIti- 1 4. 1 Pi efii,44 l 4 I/W*4*MP- Of 1 4!41 1 !krigel; 1110 4lasegfrooktbe pasitiun4kat we of 41sainiemerpand timiAitemigrimilirtnyt eitF iceenit i nfickis 'fir Mei' siffaitil **thee liiiiiteirirdiff ,T liii" " lra "lliEY 7 1 4 -2 44444tha ,ilmeni AgeoLutOtsgmesi in.ffiiiesta and eatithetheireil ribs drimeanbroiche ancesed;geritletnaerirrislik= iieitteeraifile;bet vilthali kdin.inaAlleelk#ll 00' itilic 1 t h o 4 l t l ,:i r :t4kWnitudit , * awl fl9n' tivioetqwebity Mills clear,,bold , eyea,.,cehicle' guilt never yet successfully simulated: - - ' -"••=- ' • ^Ate, the heriiirig'ofamiil6 miner evidewe l gi lh #olo. ,e 5 - 1 : ; 9y wilt. .., , and asked i'lleceuld puma d intUte•person be balsam at Five• Palm. ea the dap preceding the . hello,' • Tim , titSIO Yed fixedly arthe•prisimer flift,##thing: :More thin . ' st mitlei4lwithqat..spe4 l 4.l.-afikiben sitia, ,f l , The gentleman._ wasstanding before-the finswhein lam him, wiih his cap on; I should like to see , this per son with his capon ter - cirilr At - 'o . itiliw 7,14 F, Aristowe'dad.ied on his Cregingecap, and am . 4. hp immediately exclaimed, " - Thal is the wan l'.! Mr. Cowan, a solicitor, retained by - WlBagibuire for:his nephew; ohjecteil that Ihhi was, Al* 'all, aust] only screwing, ton eniOu.,itt be it 'to the„ , .of a Arras, and ought not to be received. Th chairman, hewever f decided that it must ben& quasiearn rated, arid in corroboration of other 4,1 defice. Ti was next deposed' by several, lie that the deceased Saaih-King had told them that her master's aephemrhad positively arrived at Five Odle. AirobjCction to the reception of this lief. deuce, as winking of the nature of " hearsay," wesalso made, and similarly overruled. Mr. Brim. towe timed to observe ig that Sarah King-wasnot one Mills uncle's old servants, And wai entirely iniknown to him : it was quite possible, therefore, that he was personally unknown to bee The bench observed that all These observationi might be fitly urged before a jury, but; in the present stage of the proceedings, were uselessly addressed to them, whims sole duty it,wita to ascertain. if a sufficiently strong case of suspicion had been made our against the prisoner to justify his committal for trial: A constable next putrid finding e portion of a letter ,which he produced 4 Mane of the offices of Five Oaks; and then Mr. Bnthswe was. directed to be called in. The prisitateirion hearing this order given, exhibited great emotion, and earnest fyintreated that his uncle and ,himself might be spared the necessity of meating each other for the first dine after a separation of several years' under such circumstances. "We can receive no evidence again' you, Mr. Bristow., in your absence," replied the chairman in a compassionate tone of voice ; "but your . tn- ON (I.pr:oration ' , will occupy but a few minutes.-. ii,,beweteruindispeusable." ; ~ 4Atilesit, , then, Mr. Curran," said: the agitstoid. yenermsF, , i prevent MI -sister km iiiurimptiny 'fit itiritt?Ortt; riot& not _tie at,Sif - ~... ' * :7 - *4 :4 1 444 she .iroeld not belatemmt; in • tot Miele& become furiously- ill through anxiety indiernitlalidtbeerorriTed•tiatettilftr.*wiited. irliiiinfiit iiiiii'C r e . iliti4iiipiich Torthe ritlnctant .p.uvet#o.J T -11e-preseatly,:appeared,Rtkvenetable • rwliteßmitaisran Tseventz rears told st .lersir , he settrnt.d,.'llit kiterebt‘s•ndbyLvtria4 itWitt# idli*Militiiiitaiia ariabis Abt3te Matinkilidi cative of sorroti and dejection. ;.o..Uncle!" cried Airlsydrieesittiniprig' towiud . tire, ::The said Min • looked op, seemed to Red in thetriiilif, 1 nance of his neptfuwiFlNlWlnition of the strapi.? cions enteMneed: agkiii' st:himrilititrellt forward weith - misineastarnivianditi ditioktmitilar' Ail' Ss teretidif,`" feltriiiiittliiitakekT 1 Whii',"'l4eliitti, link regriiiire. iii3COOhOPrOri e - igii i Viiie; '..goll iaa‘ tbaLl emir* * ROM tridoebted 'y' ep.— MetyneiSirrlid--never,Robest not* anitistanr." , 1 Lmi * t, frirfoontifililericeqtreyitife 4 d:4MiStibiannitin oii ist :II I ,_ :" . ,CA 9 4.14 - 44 iititit . i - , 5,41 1 t rinf mu r _ coart.akkgestepsfaireaha emu ruirrouerbellvt/Mro lr7tirdm.a, wVa tantro . ed biepd, his attenfMn 0 'ttrft#. 4 ?ttdtiltTwhi, 7,"!p lb* Co*„T tiy...w4eglobild rg uissie4bi illpflifialleycA Irileri hi s lived With rtie fitmiChild.' iitbf ' - '7 6 # it ' a t iag f '- l i fi). : ,0 . r 4 ; . .: 1 1 .'"- 7' 1 :::' ; , ,..._..144004 . :4440 1 /4:***!!Pt .4 1 • 4 11, 1 1 #4.9004Auttliy.V:i bet it is noweseert lilikktur• happy business should be . proseedidirilb:. lieed, dremOurbarthOndbir MAO Wit!: VOA •iy tivi ca r p i iii ii i . t a so c a li4k w i 4 . , o tt o a . MP:WA Ibit)(00‘40, eiati%.yrw irepOsiTriu-, forming him of tbo large sum of money:km*4ot a , psdieidatitirod7itint , Tiiii '"7 ;1' ' ' . , k r 1.A.9. 1 040 1 41: 40 4:194-. • ',1114/11:008,;Id . . dressing me, u please to- imidertribentrtielisale i / iiiflio s ei l iNgW ., fl ' l ia lg ie 1 /40# . 4 -*KtikWe*Ek*: 04-.• -L 7 , 4,:-A-:;;. . - . , 1 -,i,,,c':,41;:f .-4,6 1.-th'isq-1 ,.. -t. f - .3l 4 Risaisio -ook ati)mostritolmtielfriMie Big- Atiri4mitiatheeliiii - 'z'l , r,olol-tevictirkt ZVI_ _r, g'A 11 4. 1 C I A I V .:: 2 A i t#704 71 .0A • fillit ite • ::7 - sß i tt" . 1 1 1 WWW 7 4 I 4? -•:•.;`, t•ft • '• - lri` •1f , , , -nl , . .alitagedipudkinuia.sisoped 1 1 ester PrO - it r." 4 n11 .'7 4414 ' 4 Viti % - g - ---' ' - - • ------;- --- -7 -: ;pled ibiatillineter; Win , ant ~,, t, This I Tzietievit nip itwatiee Aittieriaik - ity4niilitivteligoratigiriirei • fiegiuwthe r °reps .- ianw - •. • Olio eitiAN "i - i 1 4 ., 1.1 , 4, fiAliwAib - le'rtl, to- Psr at r i w,fiich.99 941-ine not rtAttott :d i iN,i,*Thtßiip 1...i•-anz.t.. it,. rElautzrte)l 7 l , ._ . l E. a.:,:-.. t5 .. pa , rawain. . 4s4. , ~.„7 40. 0 4. 4 4. ...._ -all liti fiid l ittar - fe - Aqiii if Wtiii ,wheravoileaided•ittlaaisighbiliimaalthily ilribitaigi,f4dififii r clitti.."'"' ltat "'"' $ ineaniuiliiiinsmiklit,,,ll.o ...vi, •..tar...atitx . - 24 , 4. 't...0 k ,- .41 - jiiiiiitipte nt l i t4„ollllliii c e* Li t im ili ph . 64. 0 64,,,,wi5tik.5•1• x;1 . ~..t.z.c,i4, .vovr.A.- sit - o'fineilin°l4 ate 'tit 'F.s iitt4 l At " err " Yes. You know i iire a rtel 4 tict4Tarirr il a ; Aidt r l`itt tirTeakitri34fitukTryiiTi? war Arid mall way - ,,,Wi t i : ‘`,141, 1 irmetifv r atryieholliiiirrTial t- rtteiti% . 14E, jaak occwien — Wleti th peat of the Ta11ea11..... - ;,11 INMObtk ' 'T .' I r (;442ttaitY44. ' diOrelletallai • j4 AkiitiiiVit vint i a a a* '{re ll iiiittaiii;digt. 0 itheito:Vgiu'ig oh the top oft tiesokialitioiiiirma - Aeigask-s. 0 uagiV e rAildfiTisili llri.pd'a*.e"*" qauksippookoophatift t itOripoiniis sail: inelde vira6t..44jr fie * Via - sworn 4iiittaiNfie tirri ' Airtlll 4 altigArg , ' , i4 - 40 , 01setatisabseneValtilliitEtteiiiiivaraina fiditritliiiigeircorirtfrgttig;atiinliri t ; call it beisiegrilistmat4:l4 rfiniviknri•!l . -0 , 7 .' I then deposed tot tiaiittilis PreiiiititilritayS ! - ',.,1f Wan, horia4,4lonasvabkoara f ted if e r i thirithit." lirtilifotria letilikiOtell, tifie l mnitiarea,:iiiin'ytell for about three haigertlticiatirpolli lairet ttifitierfciPieteltrrliattartiiirdiVli i i chalrtiiiiiit wheahotteddemily bored4te soicirotHattliillNE at mitargii4ibi Oicla - R,l4la;.' 7 loiiii'fif iist' his elbow-A*lllring, irlifhorkillittlittAiii*lli yiiii f iblif i rif;VtantlerVie f ) tl?a(italliagicc'elr ckoetr If you hadooen the start of horror whic i l defiCe'haitieitit 'itaaixiifil Igainst 'fiiiiiiii Yea ` s " hifigive, the terror which, shook his failittiftW theiriirrtilfjr aiiitinittitib fb`rrill."'SVitfiriirlit iallaticed rounikg, apartment, you wialskate ecrtuiiihtfinfd td &tit :1 4thitirritihifeltfirY longer have entertaiLied a doubt on the matter:NA tiiiiithevbithig i itttilniefifilitifiuilkifeliiiiokill scr .++ This is scareetylmbeial• proof, %flak_ . iiiiiiP4irpeitilis*Atirend r ifti l tii . iiis4', rvellial, dud say wethalltrir tibia to make sonuktelr# ~,4 lit ever deiiiiiiiiiiiiihatino mike 'Kw'', ifu1t01:14:974, You return icome4dely ; about nightfaill ilitin,„, ii - rin lieViriictaid WO' 'tiliirfcl:vi ''' 7/ e.•, 4: 4 ' join you in my former disguise." .m.,-4 1 ,-,•• .Mi s 4%!.altlfr 4i ' '''' n itt c r otTotirietiel4ih4l4 , It was early in'thill evening when I engine& IV tlitiiiikno r t o4 ..niagaila orta,;f.,--. : ,„,, i ,, 0 , , ,,,, wk., and seated myself in the parlor. 2:tie iii4htf" 'idititititsimanThig by , li!, • kiiids were present, and so Was Barnesl,, k ., 8 :,- the ark*autre n ,pretiiie r t hiei. - ..- s, i ff Is net that tellow sober yet r I Jemanded;of is fltaiiiriiithiettNeseder'ir be '4: Z tab one of them. . g": 4 • ~-: ter,::: .• ~ -v. -s•-•%•inv., •, •,,,-• -:-...4- , •,,, t- , :1 .r: .... 1 , :1 ttessionate eneriyi 7 " nodtinjt to coneyal.,,,i. wlli " t No; he has been lying abouviiriukutClM niii:oweirti icipiival 'of - this *;P:Olija to . any snoring ever since. ~Ile went to bed, I heat:idiot/ ti•i4 Of i r tilrier•creity / itt . "*.i , hi,! . ?T ai ,012,; o f afternoon ; but he appears to be little the brow for it. l „ this'inigiiiidita with ae iiiiiireinea - Uime, 04rtrisz I had an oppoeinity soon afterwards of spe*inX , -.- not to escape at all.' The Neese ! er her the to Barnes pnvately:, - irid found that one of guff+ ~ . .i, ..-0, , , 1 , , ~,, ..- • . ~ , . .6 i cc u tr .,. ...pi, i , l'i;;ottve facts y . aire !o 4u:for , e , emtuun owe had brought ii 'chaise-cart and horst oldie bench are 1444; i di: ilieviiiing, of daz Bendel, and that ail.three were to del a-t, ilit.tibeit, freceiied`miQale's_lettyl went forar, t 4ftitf an hour, under pretense of reaching ilitOstatlitati theiitei,'lteni'esn:fng gtit',l,:elf riti.', A.irty,r e i ßFA ftitr&en miles di ant where they inumfleiry aWi' l . ti)°, ll- rreo)4nt' t i li",.. .ee l-r 949.„ lofmy .p My plan was irmptiftately taken; I re&l - ied4Trfir; book, 'which" contained not only that letter,, alO yi e parlor, and watelti‘ an opportunity, laltitgieted considerable ,sum o in bitoli-nt t?,,fiut ; Piptmcittpieat into the ear of therirtitnag gentleman itheasittilavai proielieliiisd*ifiartiM4fe!ipe r j # , t_is tut? ile, to' tl been so shaken Iv Barnes ' ventri&girt(Aful 14... 'adirpi iriT' Orison:li lie s ' Ba recoiery, Net nighti viltoty the way, Ills my o!d acquaiitarr . , Ilmilt and thi next iiicinitilik,;ii ruitifil l ieitaiNDitY#l l 9P Otelges, I went uweed with you in the neat room!! go out, hi - ceder to'hiprise the, police aettierities of I spoke in my namely .voice, and liftedlw his my t 0,.., I wail info rmed loM gentleman th i stro !peril!, wady and-odifreatiop f thetwig,liono any to see me instantly important business. " .4e was forehead. He was thunder strucli-nilikliiiilieth . shown lip and 'announced hinut r elfte t he_si r dete c tive , chattered with tenor. : I His two competitor were ob. police officer : the robbery I 41 , 1' sustained, 74, 9 04birti overs lo .rsTro,olerdrrittiltrrtool, rSi been revealed by an acconipfice, and it was errs- irk ri' dartertemlifiood - , to ,'Iht,joirr#1„01110• sary I should immediately icciimparty:him. We riiheniitiniti Untontenftoirtini ; fyistr,,,. ints left the hotel together; and after conseming the lti- rUrset, 'failow mirl"Andhe iiiao6;ioa:l - 444:4, tire day in perambulating all sorts of by-streets, Into - art illjaiiiiitig . 'ititintinitiC4maiddii . iSib 411 and calling at several , suspicious !Oral% places, sad druwie;e . pistet ter i.ilica,4 - , - ** l 4 . , my officious friend all at once kis' 'Cliveritil 41 the irtmi t ems . Stapiesoludthe istne - ikupj 310 theiveshad left town f or the West of„Bigletk L o- peneitinflilliti. lfristeire at his untVe homtanlFiv• ping, don to resell a,large t ow °, and P t .,,g4i qato.l l :# - Komi - li z iti ' s r PrO°4°lY similar ma °P*: : 4 0 4 !* for the notes before thenewa of theithasineLoeett 10 iltld ,wlch he wainta. • You mandated Alt,: per stopped shOuld have ;Ached it . - He 4 3 ' ci , L..— • ~.....1,•.4.-> immediale pursuit. 1 *jibed to return to theZ• cs No—no—no, not l," gasped the wretch; "ace tel for a change orolorir%si fo 4 toof fierily 7 I—ldid 44 catch .., I i-L., , , >4l" and,night lisoelirlifroilobodlromerallimode 'This "At *Beyer you ~ioetll' and lhat, solar be would not betinikribirnitifit cosi* ' ire! 'on iiitheilligiiiiii', is the . eanie-thingc the Point al 'wadi*, .Ij, el*ievAi -. 541014 V. Talillio l 'ifialkiltif eatioaliii's pocket -004 supply ma from his own : vesountea, with a grid air fliviii . LOUdier,' - and •liiiieed. tate - of the coat—a sort of policeman's esitud arrgh ITN. Aka; tgailiah - olleo,•.;o4s:.pi t i ci yi,p then went efilig-naP, which tied unde!tiwick • - In "Owe' Oil the viiikiir iheiehoiiri,` ` nod hi'ecate hitee!lin we arrived at Ballot, : yrkeit; 11 teptior mei* iiieitittr of Odittilerietrividte seCietet#4 , le'iti: tkitl a ilc days 14Stedilg about till, finally, laYguidedlicamP- hritlitintali hie porinitsitilie." -- • , . . ed, and I returned to -London. An hoirdlei:.erri- '' -- "Whalt - • II do-whit s kill Edit !I' serimated dild • 'dug thefor'rttalw_ c infOrim,ol-it *I) ,iittOrirri l ßf 'ffue - Miih:-, hill deed iiitirtiii;'iitir . what had ikaPPlroodsertd4Aerward booked:akjeelf tte l it chair, -icehar'shall Filo to sivirm by the night trosettfaeXendat. mit is alij,:kaiiir life." • , r to Foy." • ' ' _ • 11,i stfwse sto l ld l 4 7 *,. , thcl aged woo the. fioneh r oolimy lud. itpoeyesio too-, Ahem - and yet Nett satieflied it ties Oho' tiflicui:± ftwas not hid/ ingiiiiiitui 'ettriogi for :Itia4 - pit story. -Mr. Autpdwrai Latoutld 'Lase, , :had been •led out of the ludic...baitimffir - rider he bird finished hit depdaitklif."'„" c ' 4 '' " d '' "1 1 )eur AIL -.1 40. lwej!, 05; sn ! des clerk, u assuming thiu.curions narradvslerims cor rected, you will tai 4Mly title to id Ali?" :' «T Wei thotiithea:ter Id, Mr. mai,. iebiiiied_, le PrisQuPtatildkns "tend ruest-eoniaas that re minbbering bow-I was dressed add Irtapped'iip —that I gair b m l e .* - 0 1 "" 1 240:44W4 r 7APY and of mower to do so." . - ,eN-4 ~;•,- T a fve. , ,,.• u That isierhopsfit In the i t earto be ;ynented," re- pli 4 the coo* 'Clerk ,r miitag*tone, u lass es the porsession of thommttiolas,"/poiriting to cross and coin ea the table, miraskilmitort. : skate another equally probable thotigh'quitit dig/m -allet is a circumstancemtepad the prisoner in the rime calm tons as before, u which-Lemstiot in tbst aliettestritanner account for." =ei:.-..r . , Al O 4- ° 1 ° ,41 - Artlidifiiar and - • , 4i% , Ar.di!r Am.'hil 950- 0 ,4, AO: °9 13 0.4ti iik!ItANI IOI .I Oa. 1110 O a rPO I 1 04 131 P 113 0 . C 11 TiNiiYea to lbf OWL .41 Wkritl,tfik.b*isigraVeidfigf,44.. 6 . Olani" I r tt Ose lkl _. 03 1 1 7 ./04 1 ._ .._ ./ *Do 8 09airliiiiied om ill IP.= $ applitlditt the tulgistrairta for all ad loumment till the morrow, on the ground that, / mthi 11 00,1°Oda* SA ifillortant:wit,"4^ who.. : 'J.- , '° , ll ! #‘ . ii_iii it -4 ° 5 °°°°ol°7 to ,ilirt°'-' 76 attplioadoi#liiti manor Orions, compu ea iLith 'Ali! Prise's sfr was resiianded qu t* ii4t &Void the'COUriOjoniOed.' ' '' ' ::-- t7 "'Ls' / accompanied Mr. Bristowi idhitte .0414 in warilig to-riiiief hiii to .1'161;1 coil/ illig : 01i. -bearishispering, , u , lie olgoediaraut . , sir, wit 'titan . miramlithe .mystacy yet, depend-spoor ietz:Be lookAdlooldy at me ;:and ihenorithout;:uthar ra... ply than a wamt.passont of the Imedijampedia , wit* pei - I - fum ed - a: a m **. lief - lOO, -:*:*-- - isidAe ,ux ci l ia, •ti :AI bit you hive dicomulit.,: l - -, "That the murderer, otairaVirteg an yonder oilotralbotuntinepolall ms." v, w• tn , l, 4 4Tis tmo figmbiall fireiryuorsow • But whit evitlesmie•havoryoato *Ott Out anctiiii ViL” r MUM • . • .:',140). •-•rs. .454-6444-44, W • • . M M :4214ii TC't) ' 35 1 6511 Aittonli Fintget up sad Boot. ...if you atenotibia ao init monleree'--- -" - "Tan' Oot:-;:tipon my sou[ I RIO riot !"'" `~lfleil ate tibt, 'you will probably br'.'idmattid .sal r be - 0.... Iringielmideneeythilegli--ruiiidilinalte no pretit il - P 4 l Aakts pan of ' , wades** ..enny en me booty 1 1,- • They are gout' in the chase:gut arotel4 ..mt itleilholybi take it ; it-411MM' ititho &cm iondarati sun toi• reautuyhere is order to givilibto *Pm *mid any menitrioabe emised,byehowitg two Candles at our bedroom ..window;* keipirright,l ant to join - them at the counierls,. *boat a qnarter w float hence. ' ' All right:: Now , return M the parlor: I will 1011010`.900: end samember Milton the sligltestbie t of weaeberrl will shoot you. sal.would a d0g., , , t a cpiistee rif boa ifierWird his,. tw.o eoefediratesietist in die Wake-mut: •• - iiestionalrfollowed, UM latter lunsdeadral, superiateodeety the ostler oldie ism, where I for the mums pressed into the klataservice,The night inuipitelidark finturiately,ilrowneddussound of our footsteps. At length me calf ;tie iseirgolciet, - and /were soon brolly in non femMg the buried plate to the cart,' sr- random ly ippromked, and were soca, busdy erigNund iTere.soonwithin a Yard - br !, 1 !.. 3 .C!f ‘4 4 lmr• abet into gni eart,'''seld,thie r eftheni ettser hamtthe things up to yve.'•!. Hisessa irmitm:obrd, • - “ Thai pried die,4lktir I thought t told you" irThat yen are nabbed at lait !".I lizelalmed, trio pingidat soddenly - 9p 4 Lausari bokl.the wi le .N head. „.../ioir lo bodge en inch eat of that'out, a nd Omuta•WWl throtlM yongteahm. 22 stnprieg was'boMplite; and ie tencmiiine - kin Wirwthey; thei 'wither MOWS= nor mien* *ea attempts .-- _They enwe seen -loodealisdasd-edt 'Swiss secersid.; this rearsinder nt-dia• plidek-Amis Pie* in the cur* we made, the kelt ;opt am Fait° ' 11124 T 0 "id etli Wier " 40" mg them Cat simmering eekielizia . " a*: .The news, sales is iiiis,=4. l and jammers* were the *hi* .awaited ma When nmehed,theinn ns red: • Butithat which recompensed 'ine thoMW - told for what Iliad . done-was the'fervent Mat*, which rhemhite-bairid node; - riled bald this bed te assure himself, the trinket theinna, locked Me, as he called_down blessings, from , v.. I llemm , on my UMW There are blessed, incept!, irrerk in - the lifinfre pollee officer.' • • • • , ..-11r. *Mime was Of - marselibmaled eitibelsik lowinginonakig i_Sstples IgasoWistid -kiss's- psi 411,14atiland Af.: ll is . 110011 0 0 , inga al 'iminimer—osiltingid,ihe abet tyaimporn*, A !ivoidlingia Pin** at*Pt; enmesh i The *ides* sivrirlienor end al= eppmtMeiL is eithe 7r. ••zes ditlxig% 1 " dtbraidifik,al6l6
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