six o’clock in
the evening
Consulting a later number of the newspaper Emily discovered that the deceased person had been identified by a witness from London . Henry Forth , gentleman 's valet , being examined , made the following statement : He had read the medical evidence contained in the report of the inquest ; and , believing that he could identify the deceased , had been sent by his present master to assist the object of the inquiry . Ten days since , being then out of place , he had answered an advertisement . The next day , he was instructed to call at Tracey 's Hotel , London , at six o'clock in the evening , and to ask for Mr. James Brown . Arriving at the hotel he saw the gentleman for a few minutes only . Mr. Brown had a friend with him . After glancing over the valet 's references , he said , `` I have n't time enough to speak to you this evening .