The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-13
WORKING BUT NOT TALKING
MIR. MILTON IND THE Police NOT YET
RE1DY TO BREAK SILENCE
The Fascination that Yet Draws Thousands 10
-. Marks-Thc Kind Of Letters that are
sent-Heturn from Searching in New Jersey

The Fascination that Yet Draws Thousands 10
-. Mnrks-Thc Kind of Letters that are
sent-Return from Searching in New Jersey
The level surface Of ST. Marks church.
yard is only little below the eyes Of people
who stand on the sidewalk near it. They can
look across It, rs children look across the top of
n table, but they cannot distinguish any marks
which will Indicate to them the exact position
OF the Stewart vault. The broad stone sill. into
which the fence posts are sunk, is fifteen inches
high. All day long yesterday rows OF men,
women and children stood on tip-toe on this
sill and held themselves in position by grasp
ing the pickets with both hands but even this
addition made to their stature availed them
nothing. Only the willow trees. the iaded grass
and one or two upright marble tombstones in
ono corner Of the yard were visible.
A well-drcssed young man withdrew his face
from between tho pckots to answer the ques-
lion what are tho people looking at Z"
This Is where Stewart was buried" was the
reply. ,,..,....-,.. -.
Why. they've been hero nil the time"
=, But | thought you were looking at some
No; l wasn't looking at anything in partlc-
Where is the vault that was openod'"
Yesterday Mrs. Newton Ind water from n
hose directed against the mud on the tin leader
supposed to have brushed OF from the clothing
OF man who was squeezing through between
the house and the iron fence. II was all washed
of. She said she thought her house had served
attention to the fact that the loader was dirty
IN several places far above the top Of the fcncc.
This was caused 10y masons. who, in repalring
chimney had drawn up mortar along the
corner OF tho house in u bucket. This mortar
however had evidently not adhered TO the
leader from cloth. or clothing as the other mud
spots had.
:, 1t was learned yesterday that DR.. William
Rausch. while returning from the Arion Club
To- his house. Tenth street and Second avenue,
about midnight Of Wednesday, saw four men
standing in front OF 81. MARKS Church. at the
the corner, opposite. talking with two police
officers; He did not notice any wagon. and
thinks he would have noticed it If one had been
Mrs. Stewart is camer than she has been
since she learned Of the outrage. Her health is
delicate. She Is said 10 take eager interest I'm
all Of the measures instituted for tho recovery
OF the body. All day the heavy outer sliding
doors Of her residence are drawn nearly To-
gether and fastened. The servant who waits I'm
the hall communicates with all except intimate
friends OF the family through the narrow open
ing left between the doors.
Mr.. Hilton and Inspector Murray each said.
last evening. that no had nothing TO report TO
the public rs the result Of the days delopments.
An opinion is held by some that they have re-
colvel communication from the robbers. but
, ,hat they are unwilling to act upon II because
them. "''''
II has been thought significant that horse
and wagon were stolen from j. II. Meyers OF
nWediord and Flushing Avenues. Brooklyn; on
WIZ wsSn ssSs afternoon The horse was bay
high. The wagon had Dlnck top red body
and green running gear. II is the experience
oil detectives that for important enterprises that
require a vehicle, thieves usually steal q horse
ana wagon rather than hire one
smh q hg II TIE sg that
saw an undcrtakers wagon at Q or 10 o'clock on
"Wednesday night, which was crossing to this
whose chin was muffied up, shouted something
ih9t sounded like Terry or Ferry. Mr.. Thomas
a hf IN eicr 1873 Tu East Seventh
tho wagon was his aud was driven
by Patrick Jordan. who Was returning from SO
he had carried an ice box. Jordan was hailed
by, the Waterman. and in return answered
As a specimen OF the scores Of letters that are
received daily by Mr.. Hilton. police officials and
newspapers thetwo following are given:
IL. mn, RoenrsrsR, Nov. TO- is7s
pE.E siG-i eel confident Prom reasons known only
the arrest OF the robbers and recover body VI the late
oer Ten thousand ioa Put ia i nay Hands. ' Mi ' Al
success % l,,,, "a, I.is %, an" '' Soghdent Of
80, 80, ths rcnlcr, may lie cagrh al ANY time send
.as sncg-d t,,' ana Wi, a once nisricw ,6u
1,ialaul W. p,t euNr - OF tls city. Ana at once
.n,nm,ISr lir NorA A.Aihs no further reward unless
i9u s,' ~ or coog 60 rns'nt more-kcep thisa secret
n.uct tnis Non h''d nD ash for mauN question. hut
Attend 10 business Aud Answer At once ~ at all All
drsss fHANK DYRF
lurk HOUSE
Re- hester y Y
SIN The body ~ stuart In barrel OF pure spis or
o MhsAty the head II tlc barrel was taken out Tie
hodN placed theron. and then The DE- ad replaced aud Ia,
eooered up Look tor barrel u wht-ksy that has been
hoop Mn.
Capt. McCulngh returned from n search for
the body or the thieves IN New Jersey yesterday
afternoon. but was reiicent as 10 the results.