The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-21
LOOKING INTO OTHER CLUES.
MINING , on THE 1GREEfBIE NOCTOR
UIfO DIS IPPEfRED SUDDENLY


" nv FfHif 9 f-atAAf-b - ffffs-sfAsls
Detectives Trying 10 Convince Themselves That
Ise aud Christian, the Warrington BODY
snntchcr. nre One -Ccrtnin sImilnriues.
Judge llilon's Offer of $4,000 reward for
the arrest of the men who stole Mr.. Stewards
body. or tl0OoO for each Of tho supposed five
rohbcrs. which appeared Yesterday simulta-
ncously with the publication Of an apparently
good clue pointing TO % mysterious Doctor. re-
viyad the interest that had tagged after the nr-
rest of Nreclnndan and Burke The detectives wore
carly visitors to i02 East Fourteenth street the
boarding house which the Doctor quilted 40
abruptly after the des ,cration Of the grave. To
reporter who visited the house Mrs. Camp
bell the landlady. and hoarder gave inter
esting "reminiscences II her agreeable boardcr.
He gave his name ns Dr. George Douglass
ana he IS described as about five feet eight
inches in height. Of good figure. with curly
brown hair and blue eyes. Tho one marked
feature Of his face was the lower lp
which proirudcd so much IA almost to
be "A disilgurcmcnt The Doctor was livcly. ana
n good takcr but was rather rompous in man
nor. and had a quick. hat-suspicious glance
| whom talking that was noticed 10y at least ono
visitor to the house This visitor Is physician.
who has given tine police some points about tho
mysterious Doctor
The Doctor went to board In the house on the
10th Of October. He then wore beard and
/ moustachc. Not long before he went away he
shaved OH his beard. leaving only the nous
| tarhc. Ile pdl his board In advance.
and hls wcck expired on Wednesday,
the night Of the grave robbery. which
| was also the date of his disappearance. Before
coming to Mrs. Cnmphril's DR.. Douglass said
that hc had boarded In tho Union Square Hotel
ana in a house in Lexington Gyonue but no
| trace of him could b. found at either placc
Mrs. Campbell aud uthcr inmates of the house
among thcin one of christian Tho Weshingtnn
| rrsurrrsuonist Thnv were divided i'm
opiii1n A. To- whether nr. Douglass was
| tie original ~ the ui.ture Christians
Picture is IN old one. takon nvc years agc. ana
is said H. be- u poor nkcucss oi him. Tho
ookoi ia Tia, IN tre e nirre i HG, ali Mo hnd
irnl.. tr,,r,,,I, l, W. a, INK of rbgis,ian1
A'loriug ~ The Washington police records
| uud.r latrof November. 1871 George 4. Chris
diss.'t.on w.-. Ace 81: weight. 10 pounds: :
IH-lr. q f'ri II, IN .h1-: fuii' 'hn-nI r5rs' sll.
iigh c.,,A bones. aEi d prominent nose.
| Cnrl-tulu was conn, .trI witA saycral ca. "a N
h0ly suairhlug lu washington ami vicinity IN
itncT idontileI Sine" The Spr.ne II ls76
When the grave ~ Nj. Harrison was
iho nil',, ','' ,,,-Drot"9 C6r,stlan" of connc,t
withthc outrage. but were unsuc' sful In their
scar D for hir1i. 4 man answorne to hl- Dc;
st,rici Tor the East who're. trace OF him was
l9.i Chr ,,.an las neyer been seen in, ~.
lin. Evcr incc Mr. Sicwart's boi5 wns stolen
detectives have been on the search for him
cuuu0-tel him with the casn. Tho recognition
Yesterday as ld 'utlcal with Dr. Douglass Is by
The Inmates OF Dr. Douglass's late boarding.
place were placed uni,r strict inlunHlon~ oi
Sg ~ r We % mSyomcnt! ,,7, In "'6 He civ
could BE- learned He claimed to have been
IN California for somo time. but
noston and tincinnati. which led 10 the inier-
onco that he had been in both cities reccntly
There il letter bearing the Cincinnati post
mark awaiting him here
Another man being boxed for is another
m5i,l ,'n.c In Ills .om iauy. Br. D'ugiars said
That Ms friend boQrd "a a. An uptown hotel but
Judge Hilton said last cycniu. that all In
fornatip.. as 90 the progress ot the case must
hr derived from the police H. was not dis
om ~ H. ol ~ an oisr ,r the BODY 6,i he was
und,r .ul O. saS n "a he was not yet iu In--
-rs~ .on Il Mr Stewards body and nt be- had
uou..urat, knowledge of it, Whereabouts.
A transcript of thr urorceliug- b"lnre Justice
Hcnfy Vr'elani. alias Whaen. r,achcd b,,
trlt Attorney iH.lrs y's''rlly lle hand i
iornoy Ed.-rh. Judge, illon'. s5n-in
law and authorized him TO- urirrule
the Prosecution ~ Burke mud Nrc'land
Tier, i- evidence IN the hands az the police
that Burke forged check for tlnO ON the
West Sldo Bank. in October last. Mr..
Russell concluded that IL would be- adj
Visah'u tu have Burke indicted for that
of"n'c. to guard against his cs'npe IN
the event of his proving that he is innocent OF
tne rhurs. II completely in The steal ng of Mr.
Sttwuri'- body. and Tie Grand Jury. IL !-undcr-
stood sru, in uu IL liclmrut Ia which Burk" Is
referred o. o. VIII am Bakor. on ortwoo other
SINAI, uiIrucO r. are against him on the buoSs
Mr. nu-soli's opinion b. now that Burke hul
nothing to do with the Stewart casc. lie has.
| On being arrested been relcnsed r' 'Nerai times
on PROMISING h. give Information against other
criminals.
Hur',r and Yreelond wore transferred to the
civ Prison Yesterday. They are iu cell NJ. 100
ON thc thirt tier. At supper time thcy rejected
the regulation prison fare aud ordered spc ,ial
meal Thry were rcticent and early IN the
evening thoI slept
Gu.tavus T. Clare who was employed by
Hall & S,ephon of 80 SlNth aycnuc. did not
qut his work ON tho 7th inst but ON the lith.
George Harrison the livery stable keeper OF
Orange. \. j. who l,t n double team and a
rooEawny 10 a stranger on tho 10Th inst. won't
with a ar"polter 10 Mr. Clarcs house last even,
ing There he met Gusiuyus Is. Glare. and
said. without hesitation: " That is not the
gentleman that let the team to-"
Mr. Clare said that his friends knew that he
was al home ON the night Of the lcth inst
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