Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1930, Page 49

& $6,750. REASONABLE CASH AND PAYMENTS. Beautitul 3 u 8-t sieye Sonerta S MONTHLY. $65 M NEAR SOLDIERS’ HOME PARK. Attractive semi. briek 7| and ractiy and lldl pflrehu ust act quick. OFFERINGS RECOMMENDED TO SPRING HOME BUYERS. NORTH WOODSIDE. FURNISHED—$8,750. e B B B competition. CHEVY CHASE, D. C. Eight Rooms, Two Baths. Brick. ONLY $16,500. This fine new brick house has four two baths. Splendid etitn "aalucent o, schools.” stores und nnflxwmuan. 2-car garage. CHEVY CHASE, D. C. $17,500. Close to and west of Conn. a heart of Chev 3 Sent,of TRREE Srel home o ust completed. 1l fioored -zm 2-car garage. nificent trees. UPPER 16th ST. ONLY $14,750. Lot has several mas- month. no?i.'?n. e eompare with T' t in Wash= CHEVY CHASE, D. C. New Center-Hall Brick. This. be had £ Srles' los could bulld it for nuuu Corner on Kearngy St. N.E. zalow home etatas 5 s tendl l'«?m -:l batn. conereu tie. Large trees on lot. o onty 3635 on easy terms. McKEEVER & GCSS.Inc., 1415 K St. N.W, Nat'l 4750. COLORED—A " $12.000 HOME FOR near 1ith an tion for doctor or ny 2 b howh.. bl A yard,2car WANTED TO BUY—HOUSES Part of itys amiet be u'mm very par . 3 m eve, - Tieuiar: one 3m reterred but absolute ‘ncnl:ur one, ‘ll’l Sth st. nw. DETACHED HOUSE Bark or Chewy Chase section. E su PURCHASE SAD REFATE mn ST il O modecatse fiur home: $10 down. 310, ® 0 927 15th st. n.w. lmrr refer close I Star_office. - M Nat. 1387. Clevels Radrees Box B T Address Box i3 Deans ave. ftable for 1615 TEiabmmes Boe. Borm Trames: 410 11th m T fane 'fia";&'\'-fi e Ahove Freatly mneed or ““ it low prices on lll’ '!ml N E 'ON CO.. llll . . . 7907. 3418 lllh. Col. 1577 ( - WANTED—RENT 0‘ l“ HOUSES. HAVE YOU A ; 1’38'{ a""l N. Y. ave. Il. OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE. WITH garden, 10 of yard nn;‘!.e-ulnnluuru: T R WANTED—FLORIDA PROPERTY. N- SEING COMPELLED TO MY Pt o fhe Boutr: T deske to communicate with some one who has Florida _property to dispose of. Address Box 420-S, Star ofjce. | _— ] AUCTION SALES. S_AFTERNOO! & _SON, A 431 Eye Street N.W. OF VALUABLE CORNER £ SWELLSNG. N AS PREM- KNOW! dsed of trust, o m‘;rm u( Oullllnlll. R Hocreny, ersigned trastee will seil at 1 blic lucuon in front of the premises ‘3 ots in_square 797 as per pla L t folio § of the rec Theomce ot the ‘survesor of the District of sh. A deposit of $300.00 re- quired. canvul-net_r‘n_x recording, eic. at purcha: Tms _to mblied Fith within thirty days. othervise’ 4o forfeited the property may be adver- iised and" Tesold at the discretion of the HENRY STOTT WOODARD. 3q 724 Investment Bl [O8. J. OWEN_& SON, i 1431 EXE ST. KW TRUSTEE'S SALE OF YALUABLE ALE. REA ESTATE, ENOWN AS 2038 8 L 'REET By virie of a ‘certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 8008. folio The dand Tecords of the District ‘of ‘Co- the request of the party secured thereby. the undersigned trustee will sell at public auction, in front of the g em ises. on MONDAY. THE 30 y.«\upn'a meuldndur the following-described land a; 24 in ‘the District of ~Col of ‘Subdivision pherd, folio mmu "ot t‘u"u b+ vision of 5 5" subaivisio h’l““n‘ ll u Paid in cash, equal mnnmnu. Dayable in oe sears, with 1 at six and 153 annum, -!lb. uln annui || Sate. Pron: defauiting vurnhlur. omr vertisement of such spaver published in BE5™EALvERE Bowre, fe17-d&ds.exBudhol Auction Sale of STORAGE FURNITURE of Every Description Also Pianos and Player-Pianos Smith’s Transfer and Storage Warehouse No. 1313 U St. N.W. Friday, Feb. 28, 1930 At 10 O'Clock AM. -moml.mo & CO., AUCTIONEERS. OF V. TWO- s’rom' am Dwu,AuLg 3 ugo :run dnl! By vmuo o8 o crtain oot ( recorded in Liber No. 3886, follo, 403 ¢ oF the land Tecords ‘of the District ot ‘03 lumbls, and at th of ereb; Wil offer ToF 3 oIl offer for sa le by public auction lnv'{?; P.M. u ind and anhel- iituate I the Distiice o ta lumbia. Lot 112 of Klimkiewicz and Wlll'l’l lubdlvillfin nl lllllll'l 18, as ‘?. follo 177, of the u e bmrm ot Columbla Sublect io & firat trust of interest at 6%, pr >l in semi-annual lnltlllmln'-l fl! r.! ied interest, 1e|uuuxlnu¥l“ i fii‘&“‘ AROuE SARY TR HOUR and vlace iR 1e24.27 sy s DAYS. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. TRUSTEES' SALE OF TWO-STORY, BRI DWELLINGS, NOS. 155 is7.” 189 P B Viftue Of & ceraby nmred purchase ed of trust, duly T d in Liber 1ol ‘the Distri Phe request. of the the undersiened trus ullvcnlo ARMFoUR- foliowing-de- lltu-!& inthe Liber 17, folio One-third of the purchase e paid Tn cash Batence In two by promis- in one and DAvADle. Semi- of trust upon e sale, 11 and 1 e ys from 2 PR 1 Behon, fe21-dads.axsn Trustees. Adam A. Weschler & Son, Auctioncers Household Effects Seventy-Five Rugs, Etc. By Order C. T. Clayton t venport, -ln‘ld Daven- port Suites, Walnut Dining and Suites, Victrolas, te, ete. BY AUCTION At Weschler’s 920 Penna. Ave. N. SATURDAY March 1, 1930 Commencing 9 O'Clock AM. and Continuing Throughout Day 1e,27,28. THOS. J. QWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. SALE _oF Ty ALTA I?A no 3600 10th 125 0ot SAND® OTIS PLACE NORTH- By viritie of o certain deed of trust duly Libe: 5968, folio 116 et seq., o1 The Jand Tecords of the District ‘of Co- lumbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby. the undersigned trustees ¥l sell at public auction, in front of the premises.on TUESDAY, 'THE "ELEVE OF MARCH, A.D. 1930, oS PR 1olibwing, dcscrived Tand and premises. situate in the county of Washington, Distriet of Columbla. d des ignated as and beini ) ‘in Samuel subdi of parts ‘of lots numbered thirty-nine ¢ ana forty (40) in block bia, subject to the covenants of record, to- gether with the improvements. consisting of 3-story anfl cellar brick reside; rms of One-tnird of the Durchase id in cash, bal in Sabls’ 10 ohe and two % i Fusk “upon n st He S5tion" fu il Ta | requited ne. Con- | recording, recording, etc.. e o0 be tomplicd with "within ten ! , otherwise ~deposit, forfeited and th Drnp;{ll may be advertised and resold s e discretion of the t - NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON. y JAH. TRIMBLE, _fer6.dkdsexsSu Tusiee. “THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS, chaser's | of suie o be cnmnhed wfi'" m-m 15" dave from day of sale, otherwl Teserve ‘the “Tight fo resell the risk, and cost of defaniting purchaser vertisement of Tesale {n,5ome newspaper published in Washing- ton, oW 1627,mh1,3.6,8,10,11 7 jrustees *proprty i THE EVENING ST assessmen! &'ave Hundred and numbered twenty- 2670 nulrchm ‘Further partical WARD C. ED! VERNON G. fe21-d&dbs.exSu&nol Automobiles By Auction At Weschler's 920 Penna. Ave. NNW. SATURDAY 10 AM. March 1st 163728 2Tz ING & CO. Auctioneers. 1“5 ln Slr!rt Northwest. Trustee’s Sale of Entire Con- tents of Dwelling, No. 1208 K Street N.W. virtue of a certain chattel deed of trint dated Januiry 3. Togh, being, instry: Timone. the ch u o recoras of m’m-mc’f’& atiel recor ?;‘;'1“' e a nd'af, fhe reaest ot the party Sell on THOM| "the undzul'ned Y ustes will R Sublie duction, withi the Dremiset, matting, dra- siverware, r rtains, etc., etc. ) P. . CARLEY. 1627.28mh3 . J. OWEN_& SON, lmmom THOS. J. QT Eve"ST Trustee’s Sale of Valuable Im- proved Real Estate, Consisting of a odern Three-Story Brick Apartment Bmldms With Stores on the Groun Floor, Known as Premises 1800 14th Street N.W., Being the Northwest Corner of 14th nnd S Streets, Washington, o hlgment n Donca‘. hereinafter-descril land and blemlul by certs M‘:‘l o Folger 6t the motes secured by said trust, the undersigned, the Trdmice mamed sal of trust, will offer for sal under the provision thereof, at public B0l "Bi. “On"Tuk FiETH 1930, !nllb'\nl-‘!.lcflm rovements, ease- T lDDIImnlllc!! Theretinto. belonging, " situate ‘and ving in the city of Washington, Dlll"tl ‘Colul bia, namely: Lot numbere ne (l) in ull subaivision in squsre number:d two hundred and six ‘made. by C. P. Patterson, Reche"Yor @otherlne Peayson, as per biat ai said ivision recorded in Liber R. W.. the records of the nmu of the the District of Columl One-fourth of lhe nurchm Dosit of 32,500 al one. and thi date” of sale. with dnterest te of six per cent per annum and ‘:‘z.!‘bl:n seml-aunually, w-]n‘ur:d .bl esd of proverty’sold. or the ption of the purc gale fto be compll i it thlr%fyh davs 08 fter five days' o some_ newspaper pub- tf' ‘Washingi conveyanc- the- e u-nnmum nd Tecording at the expense of the. gm%mn LOAN AND Trustes. H. LAWSON, fea1-daanextuaner | Viee Brosident. THOS. J. OWEN_& SON, AUCTIONEERS, e ollll 'g‘ ST. ;%. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Real Estate, Improved by Brick Dwelling, No. 1427 Clifton Street Northwest. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 6270, folio 20 et seq.. 9fihe land records ‘of ihe District of Co- lumbia, “and st the Teaues secured thereby. the unde: YL sell at public auction, remises, plat ;x;fl:‘ lntgbermcoun((y‘gz, 10“0 !l 0' lhe ‘o Disirict of Golumbia; said Jand beine "u’e:‘nr-'f urposes of taxation as lot 24 4, nh!l’ lhe Amlrovz- ot brick. awelling. one-(m fi of “l! ‘purchase $ l" R in balance in two nm. ith interes| ‘Daysbi by trist oF ol %onsh ot A‘ acposit "ot 3500 rehase omplied with within fiu:y m day of sale. otnerwise the trus’ & ine Tiak and cost of detauiting preRaser, efaulting pu 4 aiter five da Vel Sdvertissmont o e et newspaper published o W B 2 B 1626,37,28.mb3,57,10. 311313 * Fensises. THOS. J. OWEN & SON. s 1?" EYE B‘? '.Awu_ctlonuu. Trustees’ sale of valuable real estate, improved by brick dwelling No. 1969 Biltmore Street Northwest. By Vl"ll. of a cert: d I‘anlflld Liber I;‘n ‘::: n{lvl'i;u“:llfl“ll, Ilfl I;tlll’dl ot’th.'m:mc: of 5 mmn. D. C. A 9 Rhe (ollo-lnl.duerlbod ll’fxnyl situate - in e folio 49, of lhe Tecords of the office of the surveyor District of Columbia, sub- L!B“ to the condmon that no structure shall erected thereon within 12 feet of the line 3 d for purposes n of (82) ln quare twenty-five hundred forty-six (2 10- gethlr 'nh the improvements, con rick dwelling, erms of ale: One-third of the pu d in cash. balance in wly-h‘le in one an x rchase two two e annum, paysble sale, (drby ldud of tru' upon e o oG o §500 Wil be nlulrld All conveyaneing. record. T, Siih within L oherize the iructees e JiEnt fo resell the property at 4 of defaulting purchaser, at o thma e pae, the S0es"E e in some_ne ©. 1627,mh1,3,5,7,10,11 1431 EYE ST. N.W. nflm SALE OF VAI-UAILI I(OR ATty fllfllln Ie!d o! Ihll'.‘ duly 2SR TLE e g 223 et seq, Tumb! t the reauest Tt secured thereby. the undersigned trusiees will sell at public suction, in front of the on Bensamin g“u-yneu'.-uum':fnn of o 279, 5. 905" 11 "ot Il records of the ofica. of surverot of the District of Columbis, to- - improvements. f,sole: One-third of the purchase Terms of ssle: One-thir . Sl t cos " Terms plied with within thirty Trom duy ‘of sale, otherwise the & fees reserve the TiEbt to Tesell the at the risk and cost of defaulting In"Some. newipaper -u""‘-uffi'-'a“ 3 ton, D, C. lu:ll nllle ashing U. S. MARSHAL'’S SALE OF Floor and Table Lamps, Smoking Stands, Book- stands, Draperies, Linens, Pictures, Rugs, Banjo Clock, Bric-a-Brac, Personal Effects, Breakfast ecisTEReD - Set, China and Glassware, Upholstered Furni ture, Ced: chine, Se Mac Chest, End Tables, Portable Talking Ma. e, Auto Horn, Lot Tools, Washing g Machine, Hose, Wheelbarrow, Lawn Mower, Upright Piano and Stool, Bed-Davenport Set: Radio, Vacuum Cleaner, Electric Fan, Bureau, Chiffonier, etc. AT PUBLIC AUCTION At Sloan’s Galleries, 715 13th St. Saturday, March 1st, 1930 Starting at 12 M. ALSO Effects, Etc., Starting at 10 AM. . G. SLOAN & ©O., INC, ue.- tses, at POUR | sale. AUCTION SALES. e | San Franciscan Dies Attempting to | ATTORNEY MURDERED. Tell Police of Shooting. SANTA ROSA, Calif, February 27 (P).—M. Z. Farwell, 60, San Prancisco »'Illhatlndkm.dh an » | attorney, unknown assailant on a street tt the wil here lice could ms | the laenuty of the umv and ot the surveyor for th in Liver County 18 at (nllo‘ All convey- .na nauml fees at cost complied of sale, ot Rt o ‘emel prov of defaviiting purchaser waversisement. of uch resals Wa ton, D. DISTRICT NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON (a D. C. corporatio fe18-d&ds.exSukhol ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. Trustees’ Sale of Six-Room and Bath Brick Dwelling Situate 605 14th St. N.E. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 6350, folio 241 et set of t d Tecords of the Distrlct o Lifer'33as oo Terms of sale: The above property will be §old sublect to_ » erior, deed of trugt fo 34.500, at 6%. payable $45 monthly including interest, balance may be arranged with lisiees. b fime of male or all cash_over trust, at option of purchaser. A deposit uch ress Sasse Bibied % et B SAMUEL O. PECK, fe27.mh1.4.6.8 ‘Trustees. THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES'"" SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- ICK DWELLING. ATE SO P GRIDA AVENGE ‘NORTH: & deed_of trust recorded in Liber m‘hl‘l" t folio 28 of the land records £ the District of Columbia, v sell, in $ premises. on MO Ay BE MARCH, A n square numbered one hun 5, Int recorded 1n th speytist rv‘:g”r’v "ihe District of Colum- Ohe-t u'rth cash. balance ey with interest allowe n e to comvleu the ticulars at time of WARD O BALTZ, Offuste ay: purchase. Further 27-d.ex8u.inel mh8 ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. Trustees’ Sale of Fixtures -nd Lunch Room Equipment Con- | ifs; tained in A. B. C. Lunch Room at 400 Sixth St. NW. Also Lease of Premises. t 4 tall hattel deed of trush TeCorded n Liber 8345 Tollo 1. of the iand’ TeEoras' of the" District of 'Columbla; and at the muul of the rty fhereby, ned mmm i ublie RioND, ME Ion. lt e above SRR Thlb T AT u:. Somea 1n s X n%‘flca"":eunmn case. " National caffee Urnekes ,.n..’.?".':fla.. Sove land kitchen ' uten: frock miscel Gnlhrv e a1as Jease and $ood Wil 08 oLsoN. SRTER RPHAN Trustees. . J. QWEN_ & SON, AUCTIONEERS, THOS. 3. O e te o W, Trustees’ Sale of V.lluble Real Estate, Improved by Brick Apartment House, No. 1821 Slx(eenth Street Northwest. By virtue of recorded in th I! . !h 8l B‘g oF MAW AD 830, AT UR- XA strict of Columbia. N eauipment, s, SenEmatet ee il \ht lllll depth of Iol numbered t'en(y-n‘nl (29) 1 john B. Blake and ubdivision of square n and _ninety-one ll“h as_per plat r!cordfd in Liber L olio 128, of the tecords of the office of th! survevor of the District of Oolulnbll. !o- gether with the nn:rnvemlnu‘ consisting of a brick apartment of s One-third of the wrr.hlu in uxfl D in | i per to be instaliments, with_interes! A _deposi $1.000 w! tTiine ‘ot ‘sale, All c«nwy-ncm- ruoram- ele, at cost of purchaser. "Term: ale to be compl th” within thirty days from day ‘of teen reserve the Tl ton, D. C. Y » w . AELEN & CLANR. 2e36.27.20.mh1.3.8.7. 20,1012 Trustees, THOS. J. QWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. Trustee’s Sale of Valuable ‘Three-Story and Basement Brick Apartment Known as “The Alston,” Being Premises No. 1721 Twenty-first Street Northwest; Also Lot Adjoin- ing on the South. By Jirtue of » cortain desd of tru recorded in 5556, secured thereby. will sell at public Bremise on MAROH. AD. 183 the following-described \situste (n the cf um| Toine 10t sixteen (18 n 30 ley and _others' subdivision ol part of jauare ninety-two (b3). as per plst recorded in Liber No: 11, folio 186, of the records of the office of the survayor of the Dlstriot of clumbla. Alse (88) ‘in Ora v , “Ristial] D‘n lhlrd ..' ‘!l D\IHBI- two two gonrn, Wi, Tofer o et B2 Sale, " secured t “upon * the t cost of pu ;?c, ot} muu 1 = .k ‘and " costof dcllu 1 ' -\lnh.ur r er five ive: sueh e som cn---pnur Duslisned |n aaning hi'l—‘lu"ox!u ety EDUCATIONAL. Statistical Clerk IVl Sevvice cor. 12th and F n.w. -mm. AL clert Aie, Sousk | FILE romoti Prevaratory seh The Secrehrill School of Individual Training ed‘eorthednwn!o ction wn se We vlnu no theory ns to died as he m LEGAL NOTICES. IN THE SUPREME triet o0 Oul\u-bll. Court.—In e widemin, £, "Ih the, ettt Cairt Ne. rNotCe and " or of publication -;Nall: i3 hereby siven tha . of Co. lumbia (pursuant to a certain provision proved March 4, making appropria the bletrich o 3 Iumbll. m’ ‘g:'fi.m"nu ending June thirtieth, ‘hundred ays in that por; olnmm. gutside of ‘Washing! and rget adopted nnd.r the nr.l ol Congre: jimise i, Uy el e Tet fll Jun Code of Law for the have flled s petition in the condemnation of the iand necessaty for ma,-dx ning of Soi i 1 petition, a5 pa i f that this court emp: lltl 8 jury in -eeom-nn with _the b for in such 0 assess dam ana %o be "taken may sustain by reason of the said widening of South Dakota avenue from Bladensburg Jond to the taking line of Anacostia Park, in the District of Columbis, and tne con demnation of the land ne for “the urposes thereol. and to assess the benef fesulting theretrom, plus all or the costs and expense: n or of March, 1930, at ten o e and continue in nce nnm ShanHave made” tis har $pd confirming the award of an fhe assessment of benefits of the :u? 1o be mpaneled and sworn herein: uriher, ordered thae a, copy of this notics week for two States marshal. or his deputies, upon each of the the fee of the land to be Condemned hereln, 88 may marshal, or 'his deputi upon occupants of the same, bolor" dly e( erl:ll;r Juoll.lu’ e ¢ cnw Arents num" Connin Cler] y HARRY M. KU'LL. Asst. Clel’l. felf.: 20 2l 27 e, Courty . PROPOSALS. T’WW g"‘l’m" the Director, U. Bureau, /o the Constructini Medical Center, RESORTS. IC_CITY, N. J. the table was excellent, housckeeping imwmacu- Jate, music good the house perfectly warmed, electrically lighted and attractively furnished, you'd write GALEN HALL n — Americas and Eoropea Plase— tamous for_its l:.d—'ihm; roof additi tly concerts — - ATLANTICCITY,N.J. Established for aixty years. ©Qn Ocean and Boardwalk lArfl;nw IN DE.'L}":E FETTER LHOLLINGER EUOENE CEETTER STEAMSHIPS. em'oww. Mw6 A J el Lo Rt . it . Winter Cruises West Indies Mediterranean Around the World South America Africa Bermuda Havana Panama Canal Jamalca Porto Rico Ask for Specisl Orulse Polder —_—— Europe Make your reservations now for Spring and Summer in order to secure choice accom- modations. Ober’s Steamship & Tourist Agency 1420 H St. N-W. 1420 Phone Main 3347-3348 ¢ | pearance; pmb-bly, ul WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1930. Mark AUCTIONS By J. S. Fletcher Copyrieht, 1030 by North American Newspaper Alliance and Metropoliten Newspaper Service. SYNOPSIS. Col. Engleden, formerly the governor ©f Southmoor priton, is murdered. A laborer reports having seem thres men on the mioht of the murder at & svot close to the stretch of river where the body was found. Sefton Enoleden, the colonel's mephew, begins an_investipa~ tion of his own with the aid of his law clerk. The colomel's diary teils of the escape of two convicts from Southmoor vears ago. They also learn that the colonel, just defore his death, had sent a me: to the prison authorities ask. ing whether any of the werders who were at the prison in his time are still there. Johnson Delieves that the colonel may have encountered the escaped con- viets and that they killed him. Mallison, superintendent of molice, does mot know of this development. He tells Engleden that bank motes that were knows to have been on the colonel’s person have been traced and that it has been estal lished that they were chanped by soldier from a meardy darracks. Johs son and Enoleden retain Millwaters, one of the warders in charoe of the convicts who escaped. Since leaving the prison he has been engaged in private detec- tive work. He accepts commission and, & few hours later, he is murdered. The man who finds the body tells of hearing shots and seeing & man flee. Capt. Shoreham, an oficial at South- moor, arrives with descriptions of the escaped convicts. One of them— Snelling—had a peculiar dirth mark on his right wrist. Enoleden recalls that Sanderson, on whose whether Sanderson s ruu' Snelling. Meanwhile, Mallison comes with mews soldier who changed the £5 Deen arrested with one of Mis ® comrades. He believes these men to de the colonel's murderers, TENTH INSTALLMENT. HE news of the arrest of the sup- posed murderers spread like 'uudn?m t - Barowsburgh an neighboring vfl.llfll that evening and whem Engle- den, with Shoreham and Johnson, went to the town hall next moming at half past ten the approaches to the magis- strates’ court were thronged. ““This is not going to be a mere for. mality,” whispered Mallison as he show- ed them to their seats. “Not just an These fellows have had a bonluluuon with the sharpest solicitdr in hmwur:h. Mr, Pecke, this morning, and he’ ing to defend them, lm: "there m‘t be my defense. Never more plain, ntrlllhb- forward, cf cumun:hl my experien death about 11 -o'clock the mu' night?” “About that.” “Can ' you affirm that mmwmhomhlom Tiver?” “Yes! He had been dead some little time Mfl\mm thrown into the river.” ‘Perhaps half an hour.” “You think he was killed about 11 o'clock and thrown into the river about half-past I blllfllll-hlndby‘h.l'odml' Joined “Never mind what their belief or opinion is, Dr. Colgate,” interrupted Pecke. “I can deal with all that at a later stage.” He sat down again, and Mallison pro- ceeded to call witnesses in support of his case. Now the evidence Irroulht Iorw:rd was new to most of the peo) le And as it slowly meu it became mote and more dnnn(- . Even Johnson to feel that, after all, Mallison ht be on the right k. track. Matthew Hopkinson, landlord of the Black Hussar Inn, Caddlegate, Barow: burgh, sald that he knew the two de- fendants, Luttrell and’ Clarkson. They frequented his house. On the )lon‘ly evening in question they were ‘They were not drunk. were be- having themselves fairly well while on the premises. Asked what he meant by that ed that the two ver. the night In question they left at 10 o'clock. He did not know where they went then. James Suttle, a laborer, said that he was with Luttrell and Clar] ‘when | #tomach ‘They went to Mother numo:., in Castle street. That was a place Where you could turn in late at night if you wanted & bit of talk and company. Pressed on the point, he admitted that you could get a drink there, though he couldn’t swear that Mother Bullet sold drink. He had had drink there with soldlers, but he didn't know who paid for it. He, Luttrell and Clarkson all drink there that ht. He didn't muhemuegmmmazuwmm began to turning to sehorehnn pointed to the magistrates’ nch. “Just see, when the magistrates come in, if you can pick out the man whom we know as Sanderson and think may be Snelling,” he said. “We’ll not tlva nt as to which is he—see if in any man you knew at Southmoor. If you can—-" He won't!" muttered Johnson. “Twelve years! If he does . . “Pretty conclusive, it I do, eh?” said Shoreham, ‘‘Well it's a good test. But what I'm chiefly anxious about is that this man Sanderson or Snelling should not see-me. We must trust to luck for that, though. All I want you to do when the take their seats a to uu me if this man is among em.” ‘The magistrates filing in, headed by the mayor, a very old man who looked unusually grave as he bowed to the court and took his seat on a raised chair beneath an effigy of the royal arms. Under ordinary circum- stances he would have had no more than two or three of his brother trates to him, but on this oc- fléfi’.&"u it casion 1t n«g‘em.n who bore the commissio: had up to entelu his um.; turned functions. Johnson began to count; his enumeration rapidly ran into double res. fifteen, sixteen, seventeen!” | o he whispered. “Might be quarter ses- Seventeen magistrates present! ‘Two rows of "em! “Is he prnenn" asked Shoreham. ‘He is! Now, look them over closely. Can you pick him out?” inquired Engleden. “Look well!” Shorenam looked closely at the men who flanked the mayor on either side and of those who, nulng to get a front seat on bench, had moved them- selves into a row behind. He turned :l"l“i at ll-lt with a decisive shake of e said emphatically. “There's not a man there that I can recognize— remarked Engle- ‘we’d better point out the man we mean, Johnson, so that Capt. Shoreham can watch him. Look, Shoreham!—do you see the man—-' “Wait!” interrupted Johnson. He had just seen Hewitt, Sanderson's butler, mm-mg Hewitt carried a note mhu hand and he was making his h the throng of police offi- clals, lollc itors and clerks toward the bench. “Do you see that man—there! —a tall bearded man with a letter in hls hand!—that’s Hewitt. The man who be Hardle! And the man he's Making for—see, he's giving him the letter!—that's Sanderson, or Snelling.” Shoreham looked steldlly at master and man for a minute or two. Then he shook his head again. o!” he sald. “I can't recol'nlu either. All I can say is that those t1 men are about the height of Bnemn‘ and Hardle. No more!” “Well—here’s something else,” re- marked Johnson, cynically. “The two soldiers!” #A sudden hush prefaced the ap- pearance of the prisoners of whose guilt Mllllwn was 8o’ certain. Engleden tried egard them with judlelal im- Dutll.llty after all, they were only 20| suspects. But he was bound to ldmin that they were not . e oA rn out that their was not good. One man, Luurell Was of a dl.lum:uy bad type of countenance; the other, Clarkson, looked shifty. And, judging from the atmosphere of the court, the majority of those staring at { these two trapped men already them as on their way to the scaffold. Engleden and Johnson had heard ml of the preliminary evidence before; i was identical with that at the o] ln‘ of the corner’s inquest. Gul. lh: coming _to urgh—} m-nu there—the mont finding of .the Pbol—-—thn cause of his death—all was famillar. The solicitor who ap- ed for the two defendants lwpund pay little attention e efice surgean was n t::"'l:nm o sul was ess he -became alert and, when the medlel evidence had been given, n n .1:15 h‘lvhnlz he evlgenfly tn:onml to ly important questions. “What time was it when you saw the dead body of Col. Engleden?” he asked. “About & quarter past 6 in the morn~ In,," replied Colgate. "You made an examination of the body, L suppose? 'Yes—a superficial one then, a thor- ou'h one later on.” Did you form any opinion as to l;o:ld,lm' Col. ln(ltden had been ead?” “Yes. About seven hours.” "IArs you positive lbw,:t that?" two men. There was a there, and he saw their g}-mly. im when he spol reluctance—said that the two prho:un did not come into the this until the police from™Barowsburgh came making inquiries. One of the dluctlnl he said, told him that if he thln. and didn’t tell it he was be prosecuted, and so he told knew. Now followed the more ificriminating part of the evidence. The next witness was Charlie Goodhind,. landlord of the cro'n & Cushion Inn, at Harlington, who said that on the night after the news of the Barowsburgh affs l.ir had ffl! about he changed a 5-pound note for a private lomhrfmmuum at Wraisdale Moor. Happening to read of the notes missing in relation to the murder of Col. Engleden, he took the note he had received to Supt. Mallison of Barowsburgh and discovered that it was one of the notes stolen from the murdered genuem-n. He had been given an oppommny ph:k.ln; out the man who changed the note from among a row of other soldiers, and had pointed to Luttrell, the man he now saw in the dock. He had no doubt whatever that Luttrell was the man who changed the note. He would swear it. ‘The next witness was Detective Sergt. Peol attached to the local police force. Peel sald that he had been put in charge of the case by Supt. Mallison, after information just referred to had he.n given, and with another detective, , had visited the camp at Wrais- dlla Moor. He had evenmlly received information which had led him to ques- tion the defendants as to their move- ments on the night of the murder; fur- ther investigation and the receipt of mon information had led to their ar- {lflufil’ afternoon. On being !onnl charged they made no reply, but, as they were being brought to Barowsburgh, Clarkson remarked that he could say something if he liked. “After arresting Luttrell and Clark- son,” ‘continued Peel, “I searched their quarters. Each man had a locked box by his cot. On opening the box be- longing to Luttrell I found, concealed among clothing at the bottom of the box, a number of five-pound notes, which I now produce. The numbers of these notes correspond with the numbers on a list in the possession of EuptA Mallison, which was furnished to him by Mr. Sefton Engleden. I also found in Luttrell's box a gold watch and chain—I produce both. In Clark- son's box I found more five-pound notes, a diamond ring and a diamond scarf pin—I produce all these. In each regimental record | gold and silver. led | the list I have just mentioned. In each box there was also a small amount of I made this search, and found and removed the bank notes and the valuables in the presence of the adjutant of the regiment, Oapt. Archer. The notes found in Clark- son’s box correspond to numbers on case the notes——" At this point there was a sudden interruption. Up to the mention of Peel's discovery of the notes and valuables the two men in the dock had remained sullen and passive. 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