The case was thus ended.
The three notorious criminals expiated their crimes in the electric chair. The Fifteenth street case soon became a matter of past history and the two famous detectives soon had their attention claimed by another undertaking even more complex and mysterious. The details of this we will reserve for another story.
THE END.
Read “THE BRADYS’ LAST CHANCE; OR, THE CASE IN THE DARK,” which will be the next number (85) of “Secret Service.”
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