The Sherlock Holmes Adventure

<I>He turned up the light filled and lit a pipe and then turned to the note from Sherlock Holmes. It read:</p><p><b>Pitt--Inspector MacLeish paid me a visit this evening to discuss the particulars of a murder that occurred at Coldfall Lodge Tetherdown. Mr. Artimus Weatherill was brutally murdered and property taken including a fair amount in sovereigns. There are some particulars regarding this event that puzzle MacLeish and since I am returning to Glasgow in the morning to testify in the Seamus Walsh affair I took the liberty of telling the Inspector you would look into it in my absence. If your appointments will give you the morning MacLeish will be at Coldfell Lodge at seven o'clock. Best regards Holmes</b></p></I><br><p>Enter Joshua Pitt inquiry agent chess playing opponent of Dr. Watson and one-time Baker Street Irregular who has set up shop little more than a block away on Baker Street. A young man in his late twenties he is rarely without a smoking pipe at hand a good blend of tobacco and prefers strong Assam tea and Highland whiskey. His cases are as much adventure as mystery and the reader is invited along for the ride in a hansom of course.</p>