about two o’clock in the morning
Still loth to believe in Losely 's guilt , Gunston went to London with the police superintendent , the valet , and the neighbouring attorney . They had no difficulty in finding Losely ; he was at his son 's lodgings in the City , near the commercial house in which the son was a clerk . On being told of the robbery , he seemed at first unaffectedly surprised , evincing no fear . He was asked whether he had gone into the study about two o'clock in the morning . He said , ` No ; why should I ? ' The valet exclaimed : ` But I saw you -- I knew you by that old grey cloak , with the red lining . Why , there it is now -- on that chair yonder .