Appearances

One had long hair and a high collar, and the other had hair cropped close to his head. Their silk hats were a little rusty, yet there was an air of gentility about the two men. I saw them this morning from the window of a chophouse. They walked to the side door of a pawnshop across the way, after they had first taken a fnrtive look about to see if anybody observed them. They would not have been seen entering a pawnshop for worlds. They came out a minute later. The one with the long hair had one less watch chaiu than ha had when he went in. They stopped within two feet of the door from which they had come. The long haired man divided sorue bilis with his companion. He looked at a little slip of paper in his hand, and any oue inight see that the slip was a pawn ticket. There they stood for ten minutes by the side door of th.at pawnshop, within sight of Sixth avenue and Broadway, that all who walked might see that they had been to visit an avuncular relative. Yet they would not have thought of boldly entering that