REPORT OF A. N.

_June 25th._

K. Milbourne came out of his boarding-house at 9:20 to-night. Walked

East to Seventh avenue, North on Seventh to Fifty-eighth street, and

East to a resort near Third Avenue called "Under the Greenwood Tree."

This is a saloon and restaurant with a large open air garden in the

rear where a band plays.

I waited outside upwards of an hour. Then I went in to see if I had my

man safe. I found there was a back entrance from the garden out to

Fifty-ninth street, and he was gone. I'm sorry, but "accidents will

happen!" I returned to the boarding-house. Milbourne came home at

11:35, and judging from the light in his room, went directly to bed.

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