The New York herald., 1878-11-28
THE STEWART ATROCITY.

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STILL NO LIGnr-wHAr DIR. CROW SAYS OF
CHRISTIAN, AND OF HIS OWN ACHIEVEMENTS
Nothing transpired yesterday that would throw
any light the identity of the perpetrators OF thA
Stewart outrage the recovery of the stolea
remains Judge Hilton visited Police Headquarters
about noon and remained half an hour
closeted with Inspector Murray. Newspaper repre-
santatives who called at the office OF Judge Hilton.
corner of Broadway and Chambers street. in the
afternoon, We're informed by his private secretary
that there was nothing new to communicate.
DIR. CHRISTIANS ASSOCIATE.
In regard to the statement published in Wash
ington despatch to the HERALD of last Sunday, max
ing mention of DR.. Grow being associated with
DR.. Christian, the charged with exhuming the
remains of Mr.. Stewart and with being frequenter
OF gambling houses and generally dissolute and
abandoned character. Dir. Crow himself, in CONVEX
sation with HERALD reporter yesterday. said III
is true partner OF Christian in the resurrec.
ton business, and ! am still prepared to furnish
bodies colleges ut $25 per cdpd to any reliable
parties ir quest OF such subjects.
.'From your acquaintance with Christian do you
suppose he had any hand in the robbery or Stewards
graveg
Il would not like to say whether think or
not"
Have you any private knowledge of your own con-
ccrning the robbery
II VIII neither say that have or that / have not
but will agree to lind Stewards remains for Judge
Hilton without any police interference for S1000N
"Wouldnt you Dc content with about halr thae
sum-
.Not with dollar less. Such chance this s
not to be lightly thrown away because, like the Cen
tennial. 1t don't come again in a lifetime.
Have You any theory to the robbery of tho
Stewart vault and the method adopted by the robbers
| in carrying away the body?'
"The theory would amount to nothing Any SEN
sible resirrectionst would put the remains i'll bag.
sling ii his shoulder and walk along the streets
with it unconccrnedly. confederate might go ahead
Of him to look ont for the police and steer around
| them the best way possible
Tho smell attention
"No there is great mistake about that Ths
| the with the bag his shoulder; but he could
keep away from contact with people and take clear
| course
A HANDSOME RECORD
"Are You or Christian the greater expert in resur
| recting bodies -
ard in that time have raised about fifty sixty
stifis every winter and got caught but Chris
| is he lacks caution"
why is it the Washington police give you such .
because had them all suspended and investigated
three years ago. ! invented game called the Cen.
ccntage, for the reason that it illegal and it
necessary to bribe them to keep their mouths shut
and allow the game to go on They were whitewashed
and put back again and have never liked me since
for showing them up, and their object is to
spread damaging reports of my character. I am .
graduate of the Jefferson Medical College of Philadel
phia also of the National Medical College Of Washing
ton. chief editor Of the Washington Daily Nevs.
and travelling, ecturing the laws of health.
in connection with the Washington Medical Institute.
The statement that was arrested for malpractice a
false, and the game Of Centennial which / invented
is the only excuse for calling me a gambler" This
Doctor having thus relieved himself went away happy
KELLY AND MAY-NEITHER OF THEM IN OR NEAR
PHILADELPHIA-ANoTHER woULD-BE sENsA-
TIoNAIIsT FoILED
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27. 1873.
The anonymous communication received by Mayor
Ely yesterday, dated Camden, N. j. which professed
to give valuable information of the whereabouts Of
the only two persons known to be wanted by tho
New York police on suspicion Of completely in the
Stewart grave robbery. was either deliberate hoax
curious blunder The note. published in to.
| days HERALD, declares that both Billy May, the
Chatham street soda water manufacturer. Kelly.
the hickman. are in or near this city. the former
| being at the Punch Bowl. and the mys-
| terious hackman in secluson at the Falls
| of Schuylkr, Of the suburbs OF
| Philadelphia. The HERALD correspondent made
careful investigation OF this alleged clew to-day and
the result - only interesting as showns upon what
| ton may sometimes be based. The Punch Bowl 10
an old tavern and stopping place on the Broad Street
| is William May at the Punch Bowl. but he o6icistes
behind the bar and has been employed there for six
| delphia, has lived in New York and does not
at all the description Of the big Englishman
| Tor WnOn The NeW lorh ponce are lookluB AHe Wiz
1 lage If the Falls of Schuylkl Ii not far from
this city and there are several of the Kelly family
there, but OF them New Workers hack dri.
vers. One Of the Kellys is also. by coincidence Q
friend of May but he is no more the New York hack
driver than he Is the Chatham street soda water
| MYSTERIOUS CONVERSATION OVERHEARD BY 4
| PASSENGER on BRIDGEPORT TRAIN
BRIpGEPoRT. Conn.,. Nov %, 1878.
Amysterious conversation occurred on the quarter
4 ale p trail not from barQ last
| night, which overheard by Mr. J. O'Conway, Of
No. Alb jefferson avenue, Elizabeth. n J., passen-
ger the train. After leaving this city his atte-
tion attracted to two who sat in the forward
| part Of the him, and who, he
thinks got the train this city As he lay his