“Probably nothing here,” he said, “except a few notes that may be of value.”
Griffith picked up an envelope, and observed some penciled notations. They were short, with initials, such as B, and H; and it was quite possible that they might prove important.
“Better let me look these over,” said Griffith.
“Suit yourself,” replied Harrison. “There’s nothing else there — except eighty dollars in cash; that’s all that is valuable.”
Griffith continued to rummage through the remaining articles.
“Bring them along with you,” suggested Harrison. “You’re coming right down, aren’t you?”
“I may stop at the morgue,” replied Griffith. “I’d like to see the body. But I won’t be there long.”
“All right,” said Harrison.
He left, followed by the policeman, who had been a silent observer of the proceedings.