Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

November 2i.-walked out to the sim%houss
To- night. but our expectations we're disAp-
November Al went to the washisgtou
=. after subj CT. We got oae In Potter's Held.
Nov. 25.-went out with DR.. Schlimer to-
to accomplish, and ahand, usd IL, asone came in
this evening to be inferred to- morrow.
HANDY APPoINrMBNr.
Nov 3d. schlimer vas to-day appointed
physician 10 the poor In the 9th district. We
got two subjects in Potter's field to night.
DIR. o. BED HOT"
Noy "a, Thanksgiving Day.-Seayed at the
this morning. Did not get through until 10
oS'osf; Came in and found DR.. schhmsr
A NIsrAHs ABOUT THE sopr or HENRY YOU'VE.
Nov. %, Friday.-Attended the execution of
Henry young to- day and took Mr.. B. In with
me. DR.. 8. and 1 went to Ebenezer cemetery
70 get him tonight, but found . woman in
Nov. 2s.-Received Q letter from University
Of Virginia and Michigan, and answered them
both; also wrote to Ossie asking him to try and
Nov. 30.-Dr.. Schlimer and got a subject for
shipping to. night at Potter's field.
Monday, Dec. lst.-Shipped two subjects to
barrels by express to j ID. Quimby & Co. for
him. DIR. Schlimer and went to the asylum
this evening, but got nothing. He gave up the
Dec. 2d.-It rained good deal last night. DIR.
Schiimer, DIR. - aud went out to Ebens-
ger tonight and found three new graves, but
the ground was too wet to get them.
CATO TO GET 81 SUBJECT.
Nov. 3.-Got Cato, our janl.Or, to 90 out res
directing with me tonight. We went to Ebe-
nezer cemetery, but did not succeed in getting
anything We promised 10 pay him 81 SUBJ
ject, to come out OF DIR. SIS share.
POOR NIGHTS WORK.
Dec 4th-Went to Holmeads aud Young
Mems Cemeteries this p IN. Did not ind any
thing sure at either. Hospital Steward Hilton
was sent over to help me to-day.
BUSINESS DULL AGAIN.
Dec. 5th.-Wrots to DIR. DAVIS this morning,
promising to send him two subjects to morrow.
Went to HOlmead's and YOun. Mems Cemete-
ries this evening, but did not succeed in getting
Dec. Sth.-went out to the Aims House
this afternoon. Did not find Cooper there.
Cato and went out to Ebenezer this evening,
and got subject, which we put in barrel ready
Dec. It'll went out to the Aims House this
morning, and saw Cooper. Found Bonnie at
the house when l came back. We went ont
f RI r together; got subject at Holmead's
Monday, Dec. sth.-Sent t~o subjects to Viz
ginia this morning, and wrote q letter to DIR.
Davis in regard to them. Cato and l went out
the n. b.
TRANSPORTATION.
The following letters addressed to Christian
under one of his aliases are curious, as letting
some light into the manner in which the trans,
portation of "cadavers"is managed:
University OF VA, Dec. I'd, 1873.
DR.. 8. y. French-Dear Sir: The last malt
brought your letter. Please send me at ono,
two subjects of merchsntable quality and se-
curely barreled. sri have had Infinite trouble
In consequence Of bloody liquid escaping from
one OF the barrels last winter. -Sn Send tn en-
by freight to DIR. j. s. Davis, University of Va
and notify me by mail that you have sent them
P. s-If the arrangement works we'll win
get from you chiefly.
ANN ARBoR, Mich, Dec. 4, 1873.
DR.. s. Z. French, 303 East Capitol street, Wash
ia9toa, d. C.-Dear Sir: Boxes have come, or
rather barrels. DO not send barrels; they al
ways get the heads knocked in, and exctes sus-
picion If they do not, as the subjects shake about
so. The best way to pack is in a tight box three
feet by two, or near that dimension, the subject
having legs and thighs fexed and head resting
on chest. Sawdust packed about prevent odor
and the subject from shaking about in the box
Two can be put in a single box little larger
than the one describe. You NAV keep on
sending until am done work at s25 each for
good ones. We sell for forty to the students ali
injected. and have to get nv pay for keeping
the room and all incidental expenses. The ex-
press averages about 81 a subject, so you see
the price you mention could not be afforded
Your money will be sent promptly on the re-
ceipt OF goods, and you nay send me just as fast
as you can between now and January 1st In
haste. Yours truly, G.. f. FRorHINaHAM
AN "ACTIvg" YOUNG CHRISTIAN.
The prisoner had upon him at the time Of his
in the Young Mems Christian Association,
though, of course. that association had not tn .
slightest reason to suspect the nature of the
"active" night-work he was engaged in:
cory OF TICKET OF MEMBERSHIP.
"This ticket certifes that George A. Christian
Is an actice member Of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association Of the city Of Washington for
the year commencing, &c.