Two Days after Christmas Sherlock Holmes and his friend found a hat. They didn't know to whom the hat belongs but they only knew that Peterson the porter of the apartment found it on a goose.

On Christmas Eve Peterson went to a party and when the party was over he walked home. There was a tall men in front of him, the man was carrying a large goose.

There was a label tied on the goose's leg and it is says "For Mrs. Henry Baker" ,so the hat belongs to Henry Baker, the goose was for his wife for Christmas. Where is the goose Holmes? Holmes answered: Peterson and his family are eating it now.

Suddenly Peterson ran and said excitedly that his wife found a beautiful blue jewel.

This jewel was stolen last week!

Mr. Henry baker

Found a hat and a goose on Christmas Eve. Come to 221B Baker street 6:30 evening.

How the blue carbuncle come to the stomach's goose?

We must find Henry Baker maybe he knows about the blue carbuncle, so Holmes wrote an advertisement:

At 6:30 that evening a tall man arrived. He said that he is Mr. Henry Baker. Sherlock Holmes asked the man if the hat belongs to him?

The man approved the hat was his. Sherlock wanted to test Baker's reaction and said "we ate your goose". Mr. Baker wasn't impressed at all and all he cared for was that he will get another goose. Sherlock understood that Baker did not know about the carbuncle. Mr. Baker said he bought the goose at a certain goose club.

Sherlock Holmes went to the 'geese club' and talked with the manager and in the end he discovered that there are no geese at the club.

So from where are the geese?

I bought the geese from a man at Covent Garden Maret.

Sherlock Holmes walked to the Covent Garden Market where he mat Mr. Breckinridge.

The manager told me that you have the best geese, so where did you get them?

Do you have any geese?

No, I have sold them all