'Black Cat Vol. 01 No. 10 July 1896' Summary

'On the Last Trail' by H.W. Phillips and Rupert Hughes plunges the reader into a thrilling chase as a marshal confronts his former friend in a final showdown. 'A Message From Where?' by L. Francis Bishop follows a boy whose curiosity is piqued by a captivating woman in an old portrait, setting him on a journey of discovery. In 'The Man With the Box' by George W. Tripp, a pressing of a mysterious button sets off a chain of events that underscores the perils of ignoring warnings. 'What the Moon Saw' by Isabelle Meredith highlights the consequences of disturbing the peace of the departed, leaving a cautionary tale about respect for the dead. Lastly, 'In Miss Polly's Pew' by Ellen Frizzell Wycoff portrays the resilience of love, illustrating that it is never too late to find a companion and experience the joy of companionship.