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ANOTHER’S CRIME.
Pno.’.t TriE DIARY OF INSPECTOR BYR-VES.
Bj JULIAN HAWTHORNE, Author of
"Tko Great Bank Robbery," "An
American Penman,” Etc,
(Copyright by O 51. Dunham, and published,
through special arrangement by the American
Tri-:., Association with Cassell £ Co., New York
Gild London^
U the-explanation; but ft might Be.”
‘■ Y, be sure; nothing more likely,” re
joined Dupee. “But. at all events, the
de ck having been returned, I suppose
you ;, will have no objection to writing
“There would bo some other consider
ntions involved in that, Mr. Crush,” Baid
the judge, bending an intent look at Du
p.a*. “May 1 ask you, in the first place,
vvliat this payment was for?"
"It was for a purchase made by Mrs.
Ketelle, Sir,” said Dupee, somewhat con
fused by this unexpected question; “a
purchase at—at our store—I am a sales
man there and"_
“What store is it you speak of?” de
manded the jud"e. “on
“Cnstcllani's, Broadway,” replied
Dupee. giving the first name that oe
ciurod to him, and feeling a little uneasy
at the turn of the conversation.
“Castellani, tlio jeweler?" said the
Judgo. “1 know the place.well. It was
thi re that the robbery of Mrs. Tunstail’s
poeketbook took place last year."
Dupee bit his lips. But it was neces¬
sary to carry out his f UL and lie could
not resist tlio temptatrffi to aim a blow
ut the judgo. “You are quite right,
judge," ho said, “the robbery for which
young Percy Nolen was arrested."
"Yes; he was arrested for it," returned
tile judge, gravely; “but it has been dis¬
covered, Mr. Grush, that tlio robbery
was the work of another man. That
lUi n,” Ii-* added, fixing Lis eyes upon the
otlar, “is known to the police and will
undoubtedly expiato liis crime. But to
return to this check. How does it happen
that tho money was payable to you
•o tho company? That seems
'•Veil, you see, I—I have an interest
in tho business nod am authorized to re¬
ceive payments personally.”
“All! Still, as tho matter, from a pe¬
cuniary point of view, concerns tho com¬
pany, and not you, it can make nodiffer
otico if 1 cause inquiries to be made at
Castelkini’s before writing you another
check. As I have no personal acquaint
nnce with you, you will perceive the
propriety of this precaution.”
“1 don’t regard the matter in that
light," answered Dupee, who was begin¬
ning to lose his nerve. “I am not ac¬
countable to the firm. I sold the goods,
and i must request you to pay me the
money."
There was a book lying on the judge's
desk, and at this moment, apparently by
accident, a movement of his elbow
caused this book to fall heavily to the
lloor.
“The alTrtd - concerns Mrs. Ketelle more
directly than it does me,” lie observed.
“1 will communicate with her, and if
she authorizes the payment I will make
it." At that moment the door into the
outer office opened. “And by the way.’
continued the judge, "here is Mrs. Ke
tclle now. We can settle this thing
hero."
tt was. In fact, Baulina Her face was
pale and grave, hut her eyes sparkled
like stars. Dupee knew not how to in¬
terpret her abrupt appearance*, The
look that she bestowed upon him did not
tend to reassure him. But he summoned
nil his resolution and resolved to light if
brought to bay
“My dear," said the judge, as his wife
came over to him an, stood by Ins
chair, “this person tells me that the
check 1 gave him at your request lias
beep stopped, and ho wants me to
“It was stopped by ray orders,” said
Pauline, turning tier eyes again on Du
pet>. “Tlio money will not he paid.”
“Why won't it be paid?" retorted Du¬
pee. “Do you mean to deny that it is
due?”
“I owe yon nothing,” she replied.
well see a Bout mat! Do you
wi !i me to ti ll your husband v.hat it
wh s yon bought of me and paid eighty
dollars oil accounts
*1 owe you nothing and shall pay you
nothing, was her answer. * A oil aro an
impostor and a thief. Your name is not
Jo:;n Gn;s!i, but 11 orace L>upee. I have
Wailed for you a long time.**
“Never mind what my name is or
what I am! i know what you are and
what you have doled And unless you
pa; me, hero and now, not eighty do!
loi s but i i.o t hundred, your husband
Khali know as much ns I do!"
"Not so loud, sir. if you please,” inter¬
r°,f a , tho , . , V 1 u0 ;'. t U, ' aU 1°° « ln
tell mo anything aliout Mrs. Ketelle that
1 do not already know. F>ut if you think
otherwise 1 am ready to hear vou, and 1
fancy Mrs. Ketelle will not object"
Fntdino Inc-JraeJ k. r bead contemptu- 1
otisly. •'D’t Mn.i s;x :.k!" she said.
“Oil. I'm i; g to tpeak—don't make
any mistake alxiut that!" Dupee os
elaimcJ. beside himself with min. led fear
and rag.-; for lie was wholly unable U>
ac Mui-.t for the ts*curity of Pauline', de
raeaiii r. “I'm p to speak, and what
1 y shall i e luard not only by your
husband, who imagines you to be a virtu¬
ous and respectable w oman, but by all
New York, or wherever else sice may go.
I tell you. Judge Ketelle, that thesooner
you turn that woman into the street the
better it w il! be for your credit and repu¬
tation! She has deceived you ever since
she was married to you! Let her deny it
if s*:e can! I - t her deny tiiat she visits
a fellow—her lover—in his lodgings in
Harlem,.. * drives with him in the park!
Let h r deny that if she dares! Sire
meets him every day; be is a younger
man tiu .11 you are, judge, and better look
b’u'./.Sil tbe.i,laugl» at.you for on
"rrw
fool when they are together. And they
are together every day. 1 Kay, thesooner
you kick her into the street the better, or
you will have ali Now York laughing at I
you! I'vo got the facts, and I'll make!
’em known, and prove ’em, too!”
“Are you prepared to maintain,” sai l
t ij 0 j; 1( in a quiet tone, “that there is
anything unseemly in the relations of
*• gentleman you speak of and Mrs.
Ketelle.'
Dupeelaughed harshly, “Ask him!"
he returned. “Bring him and her to
gether and ask them what their relations
”
“I am fortunately aLIo to do that," .
answered the judge “because the gun
tleraan in question happens to be at
|, an( j. I will summon him.” And step
pirig to the door of the inner “Come room, in." lie j
partly opened it and said,
The next moment the figure of a. tali
young man appeared on the threshold j
and advanced into the apartment. He
was the very man whom Dupee iiad seen
in the park and afterwards traced to lb ■
Uarlein flat. But how came lie to be in
waiting here? What was the meaning
of it all?
“la tiiis the gentleman you speak of?'
inquired the judge of Dupee. indicating
the newcomer.
“Oh, I suppose they have fooled you
with some clever lie or other,” said Du
pee, with a snarl. “All the same, what
I tell you is the truth; and the world will
believe it, if you don’t!”
“You seem to know so much, sir,” an¬
swered the judge, "that you probably do
not need to be informed that Sirs. Ketelle
was formerly Miss Nolen, and that she
had two brothers. One of them died
from tiie effect of injuries received mys¬
teriously, while in the company of one
Horace Dupee, several years ago. Thu
other brother, Percy by name, was ac¬
cused, a year since, of a robbery at Cas
tellani's jewelry store. He left New
York and was reported drowned; but the
report turned out to have been an error
He returned to New York about ten days
«S»; but Ins presence was not generally
made known, owing to the fact that the
true perpetrator of the robbery had not
, >' et been identified. Hie identification
bas now been made, however, and the. e
fore the necessity of concealing Mr.
! Percy -'den s presence no longer exists.
l “Well, and what ban all thi 3 rigma
j role to do with me?" demanded Dupee
' defiantly. “ \V liat have 1 to do with
Percy Nolen?
j “1 Percy Nolen," said the gentlo
: man in question, regarding Dupee with
a very stern expression, “and thU lady
* 3 m > - Bister."
! Dupco saw at once that tic had been
' outwitted and trapped. The check had
j been stopped in order to induce and him had to
c011ie to Jud S« Ketello’soffice; it
been previously arranged that Mrs. Ko
telle and Percy weie to meet him there
; and effect his discomfiture. -There was
nothing left for him to do except to re
tire like the battled villain in the melo
drama, muttering, “Foiled! but I will
yet be avenged!" or words to tiiat effect.
Dupee, however, failed to grasp the
dramatic opportunities of the situation;
but he sai l, as he moved towards the
door, “You have been known ns a pick¬
pocket, Percy Nolen, and it’ll stick to
you I" With that lie opened the door,
and would have gone out of it, had he
not been confronted there by a broad
shouldered, athletic gentleman, with a
brown mustache and piercing eyes, who
was accompanied by a dejected person¬
age wearing the familiar aspect of Mr.
John Grush, the only true and genuine
j proprietor of that name,
Tbe broad shouldered man, after liand
j r.'.Y.', jug Grush closed into the door. room, “Good followed morning. him
the
Mrs. Ketelle and gentlemen,” lie said,
cheerfully. “Well, Horace, you tee I
have a friend of yours here. Jack has
been complaining to rao of you. Ho
says you not only stole his name, but in¬
fringed his patent blackmail scheme.
And so, by way of retaliation, lie has
been telling very bad talcs of you. I’m
afraid you are in for a good deal of
trouble, Horace.”
•There’s no need of making a funs
about this affair, inspector,” said Dupee,
assuming a nonchalant air. “There’s
been no blackmail that I know of. It is
true that Judge Ketelle paid mo a worth¬
less check the other day; but there lias
been no pecuniary transaction, properly
speaking, and I don't know what this
man," indicating Grush, “is grumbling
about. I know very little of him.”
“Ho has tlie advantage of you, then,"
returned the inspector, “for ho knows r.
great deal about you. I have boon wait¬
ing for you for a year. I knew you’d be
hack here, so 1 didn't bother to disturb
j oin in Ran Francisco; but I’ve got that
thousand dollar note up at the office; and
Grush lias filled up any little gaps in the
chain, though we could havo done very
well without him. Hold out your
har.ils!"
The last words were spoken in a voice
so different from the good natured ban¬
ter of the foregoing sentences that Dupco
gave a start and mechanically extended
! ids wrists, and the next moment the
handcuffs were round them. The mo
nient after that, however, lie seemed to
take in tho significance of what the in¬
spector had said. He turned and cast a
j malignant glance at Grush.
„ You fin j evidence n „ ahlst me>
| w|1| vouP> ho cri ed, in a grating tone,
-You did that job on the lady in the
; jcwelry etoro an<! put it (!fT on hirrl .„ ro .
| turned Grush, nodding toward Percy,
] and speaking with a swagger. “You
know it, and I ll take my oath to it any
day. You played a low down game on
me, and that’s vvliat you get for it!”
“You'll give evidence that I'm a pick
! pocket, will your* repeated Dupee, star*
2 ng at tho man with a strange expres
sion. half leer and half scowl. “Well,
j. 0ll m ay do it or you needn’t, just as
you please; for I did rob the woman, and
j don’t care who knows it. now! Hut
you gave It away too quick. Jack Crush;
^{g t he worst day’s work you ever did;
would have l>oen worth something to
you to have found out, first, whether I
had any little stories to tell about you!”
The inspector, who had been on the
point of putting an abrupt end to their
dialogue, seemed to change bis purpose
at the last sentence; and the others pres
erit involuntarily listened to what might
follow.
“ You can't teR anvtking to hurt me!”
retorted Grush. -r'vo got mv medicine.
and I’m going to take it. Vou can’t
change it."
! Uo ,! ! ,f ... 1 « n t 1 . I;n , f v
‘ . h,n 5r: 1 r f l:no "!’ «/or renra-for years.
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do you hear. Jack Grush! I haven t
said anything about it; it v.-ns loo good a
tiling to give away—until the time came!
It was a whip I could drive you with
any time,and 1 kept it till I should want
it Little you imagined t'.—t 1 have bad
the whole tiling, pat by heart, ever since
ike first m. nth 1 v a-. at of thepn n.r's
, 1 ,v 1 uer 1 • 1 .
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suspect ....... it But I ve waited , long , enough, ,
and you might as well have it now as
later.”
“Blessed if I know wliat Ire's chatter¬
ing about!" said Grush, addressing the
company in general with a:i air of per¬
plexed innocence. “I suspect he's gone
otf his head a little.
•‘Whoa I left the prisoner’s dock, ac
qru'tteJ of inurderiug Jerrold Nolen."
Dupee went on, w it!*, intcu-* emphasis.
“you were rare of the first to make up to
me atid suv that, since society had Iwcte*
tro be cojrruii'ED .
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Aft* r tf« y“n»' a W’uAve rn:c :.;i now bci
obtained of iir ./jMs. a.ni i). :t! •: .4 i ii Metii
Cines. It CUID.'-l MVEJi v.trA-t o 1 nip’y A "A J.olps i\
but. CURKS £ i 1
BilioitMSi Hd ami . .• -a.
Un strictly w h ibic j mj. . iio- una 'vil:
CURB Malar) and hU alakl*l Hoh! : .
I),-. 3. ii. Wise, nf Jit Ft oil, Ky
“Have practiced py , • ue i - y -o-. ’>;n[ Ihhi no
M U &1 t.» IIehiume a- a f .ifi Keirn! >r. ,;
j)r. \V. A. IiEitistNE Baker, of Madbou. iik worth Fin., F.-iys than :
“ \ bottle <4 up
$Z,G0 worth of Quinine in any different family ” from
Act bur on the Liver in a way
my other medicine; it is s po itivc cur; for
Uil-duiv l.’ousllp'lllol* “"<1 I- clie:tl»T Ilian I'll!
enaronfee ll- v- ciiiivi' cowpoelOoll is isuli, O.fl vve
:o cure any cose n( t hills and Fever
or IliliiiUii f’cw " with nap IwiO".
It, costs but 75 cents and each oottle con
talns u.'"r 44 overuse doses, lnukiiiL' the cost
f -s ihari fivo centH n dose Would you ask
mV : he trier medicine 9 It is not a cnu -all I.nt
li-i)) run* «!)>■ Umr, Bilious sir Maiie
riul JSiurafactuiva ly
'3? 2 5.0 TIor'ioinc Co.,
.
(Successors to tViu.Fondcll.) —'* Fanis, -7t()•
3 E 2 EaaaaEsacss: r- rzsszs&atssto. \
iW, 7 : .. v-:t ;
S- C
‘:arYY—
Combined With Great Refracting
THEY ARE AS THAN-FAR ENT AND COI.ORl.KSS
AS LIGHT ITSELF,
Am! f-ir softness <>f vmlute.nec to the eye
he xcelletf. tunMin^ thf 'Vf.ircr t»> lead
hi.urs without fatigue. In fact, they arc
Perfect Sight Proserv;
Test!moniills from the leading; physnTtns I- -ishitors in
Ignited States, governor*, srnntors.
.•.took-men, men of note in all piofcst ions
difft rent hrancht t)f tr.ide, havikt-r>, met hsmit .
etc., cm he yi vt :i who have had tht i sight im
hf />\ 1 d hy their use.
ALL EVES
And l'"it Guaranteed By
fl EH UMAX A I IKK UMAX,
EASTMAN, GA.
Tht-g es are not supplie d t.» p'-dtiltrs
any pfi' a. A. K. HAWKKS.
vvhoee.'.ai.e idJ’tM s ; 1 ' , /*.
I'ch. fun
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JlSGotfeiO FeiS2!9 fi^*^.'. t ;,.r ?« r- -
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gress-tnukirg. KIucu? ■ n an*l fit fim‘ In
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civt&l t-r*:- V • •»«? 1 ,;i iiurti .-iilarn
Mrs. /. F. COX, htsiilsrit, LaGHANCE,
J'unil.s last term from Canada n
T as. jillv 2(1-1 m
J^LLTUlOIO if TRADE
Be - nrc this tr:i lo mark api :enr- on a
tj,.. gcods you t'l.l.L purchase. K
( t DLL MIS ANi) <
l\< KLI.l LOID. v lii( hcan m
rat He or tarnish tic* collars or cuti-.
collar buttons' for 5 et~. SIhhvh iMitton
t rs. f rom %
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address free of j’’ age. Add
GKdRGK < LKMKXT < ".,
53 j.. 22 S!., N. V. < i:y.
h EARS. "
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Pie fmoni
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RICHMOND AND ’»A V 11.l.i. UAIT
i,'i> a i> ndii’AXV.
: ondensed Schedule in effect Septem¬
ber ;>(l, If'.'S.
ITcius run by the 75th Meridian Time.
South Boivxn No.'.s Xo50 X.,51 Xo.V2
Daily Daily Daily Daily
J.KAVK. am am pm pm
VYs.-hinc. n S GO II 2! 5 20 11 00
Alexandria. .. S 50 11 47 7> 7,0 11 20
pm am
Matin'- a-...... 0 7,0 12 40 7 00 12 07,
Warren J one . 10 IS I OS 7 7,0 12 40
Orange...... . 11 :;s 2 21 0 07, 1 7.0
ptn 48 10 30 3 00
Charlottesville. 12 71 10
AII III V14
Lynchburg.. . 3 00 7> -IS 1 00 7> 05
Franklin .nine. ... 7 2d .... 0 15
Danville..... .. .. 8 "it 15
am pm
Asheville. .... 7 2 S .... 4 31 ‘
Hot Springs . . . . 11 !)17# 00 . G 0 30 40
Atlanta....... .... ....
am i>m
« hattanooga.,. ;> :k) .... d a:> ....
am pm
Mt nipliis...... 5 ;;o .... D 45 ....
pill Hill
Ww Orleans . 7 55 7 55 7 20 7 20
Louisville............. 7 10 ....
< ’ineimtati..........
Xoetl Xe53 Xi>57 XX'55
SOUTH innM) Daily Daily Daily Daily
1.14.WE. am pm am pm
Danville 10 on In 30 ........
... .
Franklin June. 11 30 11 30 ........
pin am
Lynchburg 12 40 1 •M 55 4 25 3 00
t imrlotte-N file. 2 7.5 :T 05 (i 40 5 35
Orange,..... I 20 -- 00 7 10 (I 30
Warren Juliet. 5 iT 12 !) 15 7 50
Mana-.-as .... (i 10 ■ < 10 0 .50 8 20
Alexandria .. 7 00 *—1 35 10 13 0 15
akuivi.
\\ a-liiiigton . 7 55 I- no 11 t:i n in
Baltimore ... 8 50 X 30-12 lo 1l 25
nin am
Philadelphia 3 d 10 17 *3 20 3 00
..
I.m !.’» t:t) (i 20
New York 0 20 ! 20 d
...
MANASSAS BRANCH.
Kastward. Wed \v aril.
1 laily exe’pt Daily exe’pt
Sunday. Sunday.
Mx’il. am P on Mx'il,
pm i !i 15 AVasliington 2 30 am
are 00 II 20 Alexandria 2 301 v:l 15
2 40 8 15 Maniiassas ail OOarl 35
am I in
7 35 0 0.3 Front Royal f. 30 12 20
(1 50 5 15. Riverton 0 43 12 7.0
lv.5 40 5 20 Ktra.-burg ai'7 05 2 00
XV YRRKNTON—Trains Nos. 50, 51,
51, 55, 58 anti 50 connect daily t<> and
from AVaiTT'iifon.
FRA N K LIN DIVISION—1): ily, cx
ei Y-3 S 11 in l:i \ Leave fork V Mouilt
u. m., vc i -.l-liii J unci imi
V 5 a. m.; vc ' : ;■ I ‘ill ,! ulifti**!’
y a. in a c Rock;, Mount 10:30
p. m.
GORDONS VI LLK—Trains leave Or¬
ange for Gordon: villc 11 :10 a . m., 2 :30
p. in., and 0 :20 p, m. daily, and H a. 111 .
tailv, except '.(iLu-VlUnJI’T Stindav. Retuniing,
I ;v, jU.ei; LLDtRltT- 1 *-' ■•Xpu lllid
, ;m ,| ;;: ::, p. ill. daily,
,,,., ; . liiv ,,. a . Sunday .
sLKIM'ING CAR SKUVICK.
On trains No . 50 nod 51 Pullman
Buff ( Nieeners between New York and
Montgomery, via Ilanvills .
On trains \.s. 52 and 53 Pullman
Bid! ■ : i * I* i vv i ( i V. ,ir liiiigton
ami New Orleam ami AVirdiiuglon and
Augusta, v ill I tanville.
On trains No-'. 51 mi 7>., i’ulhiiau
■ ’jHjra between \V: -Lin■;:i , ;i and
Lou! villc, and ('icu l ulu svilic imd < iu
cimiati.
Oh train ; Xo 51 ami 7!) Pullman
J > II fit* t SI ‘f ‘ j m ’ FS iL'tWCcll U’i! dlhlgloil
and Ms nipliis, via Lynchburg.
Dti trail us Nos. 7iS and at) Pidlman
ButVct Sli’cjH*i ’4 het ween >Va; iiintrlun
and New Oilcan via ; .yu hl.urg and
ivemicsaw I’omc.
C. M. BOKi M, i>. i*. A.,
A!( riiidri.:, \'a.
J AS. E. TA YLOR, <J. \\ A..
V. 1 >.
H A AS M. I' i:in iit 1 \':i.
LOANS NEL 0 YIATED
— Oil—
Farms and Town properly
IN III 111, on A D.IOIXING COl'N'l IMS
ELLIOTT ESTES iv CO.,
138 Second St., .Macon, (la.
Apply to c. R. ARMSTRONG,
7-12-88-1v Fas'man, Ga,,
Money to Laan
{f \ Y hnproycil j’.-mio ;iml town prop
^ / ci ty in I>(M;of(* nml adjoining<*oun
ies. at legal inter* It. -t ARM. TRONG,
c.
Eastman, Ga., Nov. 2 J, 1883. tf
>K REN3’.—An ei;;! t-r *i)ill cot¬
tage in Eastman. D ims fav< r
ulile. Apply to
jiilvlSlif V. Ii. GOl-FE10.
n. J). wwi &w\
—or ii.iat ix—
TOBACCO, CICA i!S
and all grades fine hand-mii.lc and dis¬
tilled WHISKIES.
I make a special fi at uv < f Ft LL! 7,G
II'GS. < ► i < i <■ r- prompt ly abended to.
(12 Fo! i.Ait Si ina.i "in Sumi),
my 24-4m >i At < ( . . G A .
WOOD. WOOD.
Leave your orders
for stove 'wood at the
furniture store of Fos
U r cc llams and 1 hey
j will have prompt al
.eiitioil. 0
E. H. BACON
juh -ft
j| IT Jv*t,P!W»«| wr4 Ill .’-DAK'-’ ^
; cr*'3 * vs- i :
m n W' .-. -NT -rrrii-"^ C i jj U
1 U. UK Kite ^ -
♦/ T . \)lil 'A nOX,
i/E A.JST AGEBc
itV TJS51
% — f/u r^Ttr 1 .
Ll'.MIiEIl CITY, - GA.
March It,* 1 yr Ut
Jh.l- Stile 1 ) 1 * Item.
3’in* Dwelling ifou-i of .Mrs. Mi*
rwi^*, next to t r* 1 '.donee nf.L
Del. f i- oftVr^l for sai<* or r<*ut o
.in. whites periKiD. f ■n
j pai tii uiai s, apply Vi to La*
jt*7-tf x &. Li-nor.
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