The New York herald., 1878-11-10

A-Thc Stewart vault. where the bloodhound got tho
B-rutrid stains. where bloodhound made first stop.
C-Where the body had been deposited
hs stood on hind
FGrass plot under balcony.
I--,alcony in front Of No. ia0 East Tenth street.
st Mark Church.
444--Wiow trees.
,ate Of section which the robbers burst open
7wv.;srest s,.a gate. l, leading aiding to church.
9-whcrc wagon supposed to be in waiting.
81 p".ria spots ' faowsd sy the bloodhound
after getting the scent.
STATEMENTS THAT DIFFER.
Miss Newton, who occupies the house No. 129 East
Tenth street expressed her surprise when informed
that the resrrectionists had carried from the church.
yard their putrd burden past her very windows She
on the morning the body carried away.
Her sister and sisters husband had returned
home about eleven o'clock the night before
and they. too, noticed nothing strange in about
st. Marks churchyard. Miss Newton said IL would
be impossible for men to have climbed from the iron
railing TO her stoop and carry heavy bundle with
them without making noise to disturb the
pants. She accounts for the mud stains the bal
rony by saying that mischievous boys frequently
climb from the stoop to the balcony. and that
donbt it was in this manner the balcony had been
soilcd.
sexton Hammill. however, dsagrecs with Miss
Newton. He says the boys never climb to the bal
cony in question, except during the horse chestnut
time. On such rare occasions they would gain ad-
He has no doubt that the rssrcoenista IN M had t taken
lesson from the boys in the Of gaining safe
and easy entrance into the churchyari.
MIR. LrBBFY's MYSTERIOUS COMPANIONS
During the afternoon the two men who had accom-
panied Mr.. Lbbey and the supposed detective to the
Central Ore left the latter place turned down Blcecker
street. ascendsd 70 the station OF the Elevated Rail
road aud took downtown train. By singular coin
ssdcnce HERALD reporter a fellow passenger
with the two men One Of them spoke with slight
nationality
.That is y sharp cove" said the man with the ac.
cent to tne other u tell you he put ns through
course OF sprouts he must think We were very
fresh. His companion smiled and nodded. III we
gave the whole story away they could snap their An
gers in our face and chscl us ont Of the reward
not quite 80 fresh that" This remark again met
with an approving nod and smile from the silent man.
The reporter did not wish be regarded in the laht
of eaycsdroppcr. and as there was no other seat
vacant except the one he occupied by the side of
the loquacous gentleman he intcrrnpted the con
ton by limiting that not the clater of the ears
could drown their conversation. and il they had any
thing TO say Of private nature to speak in lower
key. Didn't see you u Police Headauarters p
said tho spokesman who had already made his sbrill
voice resonant above tho noise of the railroad. The
reporter replied in the affirmative and this brought
about general introduction
HINT THAT TAKEN
'Can you inform me II any clew has been found in
the Stewart mystery y' asked the reporter
We'll. we don't know much about it, broke in the
hitherto silent man. 1--WE had our suspicious OK.
cited by certain mysterious occurrence and thought
that II had some connection with this case. We spoke
to detective and told him our story: he took stock
in what we had 70 say and communicated with Wr
Libby. That gentleman sent for MS and TO him we
again told our story. We were next taken 10 Police
Headquarters and there had long talk with Inspec-
tor Murray
AT this important point in tho narrative tho man
Suddenly stopped, with an exclamation that made the
reporter start.
damn IL. Tom" he said, turning abruptly Ia his
companion you touched me a tender spot that
time"
This exclamation had reference to q vigorous pres.
of the aforesaid Toms heavy shoe his friends
foot, by way Of gentle reminder to 'shut mp The
hint was taken, and the mans loquacity at once
gayo place to sullcn silence. The rest of
the conversation was carried on nc irregular
intervals, the becoming suddenly impressed
with the belief that silence the best policy.
Their replies TO all further intcrrogstories were
guarded and non.committal. Enough. however. was
asccrtained to show that they did not reside In New
York and that their business at Police Headquarters
had reference to q strange bundle which carried
the Jersey ferry az carly hour Thursday
morning and which emitted most offensive odor.
-Four had the bundle in charge, aud after leaving