Washington telegraph., 1850-07-31

dn anything, was To draw the body int
the private room adjoining, where tool
oil the clothes aud began putting then
lnln the lire, which was burning in TIL
upper laboratory They We're all con
stunned there that afternoon, with papers
poeketbook, aud whaicvef they contain
ed. | did not examine the pockets, no
remove anything. except the watch,
saw that, or the chain of il. hanging out
] took II. and threw II over the hridE
as | went to Cambridge Ny mex. NOV
was 10 get the body into the sink, whieI
stands a. the small private room; 10y sci
tug the body partially erect against thi
corner. aud by getting up into the sini
myself, ] succeeded IN drawing IL uj
there. Il was entirely dismemberel. /
Wa quickly done. as work Of terrible
aud desperate necessity. The only nslfu
meni was the knile fund 10y the oiiifefs
IA the Tea chesI, whIah Kept Tor cutting
cofks. ! made no use oi the Turkish
kniie, as II Was called ai the tdal That
had iouR been kept on mv pnflaf mantle.
+ piece Ia Cambridge. a. curious orna.
ineui. Ny daughters frequently cleaned
it-beHee tie matAs ol od aud Whiting
found oa It. | had lately brought It into
Boston 10 get the silver sheath repaired.
While dlsmembefng the body. stfeam
oi Chunhilualc water was running
through the sink, eargng oil the blood
IN pips lAsl passed down through the
lJSef laboratory, There must have been
4 ias. IA the plpa, i1f the ceiling below
gss stanci Immediately around IL
iuefe va ife burning IA the furnace
ol the lover laboratory. LiltIsiield was
mistaken IA thinking there had never
been lla thee lie hid probably neV.
ef kuIleJ oHg. bal | had done II myself
sessf.l amcs. | had daue Il that day iof
the pgtpo.e o! making oxygen gas
The head aud vi.efa were pat mo that
furnace that day, aud the fuel heapcl on.
| dad not examine al night Ia zee 10 what
desfee they were consumed Some of
ihc eAifeuuiies Were put IA there, | be.
lie'., on ilsl day The prlsis. and some
oi ia. iunb, perhaps. were all put un.
DEF tue lil oi the .erIafe room table. IN
Sh.t Is called the wull-a deep sink.
iinrs Villi lcad. stream ol Co1hilua,e
waief was TUNED INTO II, aul kept run.
mag through II all Friday night; the
lhofak VA put lugo a similar well. IN the
lover laboratory. which filled with wa.
which | found there. This dI-po.ni1n
OF The fcmaiHs wa, not changed li,l alter
the visits vi the ol,eef, on Monday.
When the body had Aeen thus all di..
posed Of. | clr.r-d away all Traces OF
Vh.t had beeu done. ! llnnk the suck
with winch thr hml blow had been
struck proved 10 be piece ui Ihe sluup
Ji large gfapc tlur->ny $50 inches ln
diameter. aud lWo feet long. IL was one
vi -evcf.I pisces which | had earned ~
from C.mbuIsr long before, Tor The puf.
pose ui showing the rlcct Of certain
chemical linJ- IA coiJnug wood, by be-.
ing absorbed inl0 lhe pores. The grape
yiue. briug very porous wood, was
we'll adsp'ed 10 tins purpose. Ano her
longer stuck had been u.ed as intended,
aud exhibited 10 the students. THIS one
had not breu used. pat Il into the lte.
| took up the tNo notes either from the
table VI the door, think the table close
by where Dr. Psrkman had fallen. |
seizcd an Old metallic pen lying on the to.
blr, dashed It across the face aud through
the signatures aud put them in my pock-
ct. do not know why did this rather
than put them ia tho ire, for | had not
considered Tor moment what effect
either mode uf disposing Of them would
have on the mortgage, or my indebted
ness to Dr. 7. aud the other persons In.
lerested, aud had rot yet given sln.
gle thought 10 the question ms to what
account ! should give Of The object or re-
suit Of my interview with Dr. Parkman.
never saw tte slcdge hammer spoken
Of by Liulcirld; never knew OF its exis.
tence. az least | have no recollection OF
1t. lclt the College TO 30 home as late
As six O'Clock, collected myself as well
as | could, that / might meet my family
aud others with composure. On Satur'
day, visited my rooms Al the Collvgr,
/
but made no change IN the disposition OF
the renaius, and laid no plans as 10 my
future course. On Saturday evening, ]
read the notice IN the "TraHscript.' re-
snectinp his disappearance. WIS then
deeply impressed with the Necessity Of
Immediately lahlug some ground as to
the character OF my interview with Dr.
Pnrkmau, for ! saw that It must become
known that had such an interview, as
/ had appointed It first by an nnsea'ed
,ole Oh Tuesday, aud on Friday had my
self called at his house ia open day. and
rat,Gsd the arrangement, aud had there
been SEEN aud had probably been over
heard by the man servant, and | knew
not by how mnny persons. DR.. T. nigh
have been seen entering my rooms o.
how many persons he might have 'ol'
by the way where he was golng-'h'
interview would in all probability b'
known. aud must be ready to eSpalI
+ il The question excited me much bu
on Sunday my course was taken
would 90 into Boston and be lhe HIS