The New York herald., 1878-11-24


at the Jersey City depot the night of the 10th and
seen DR. Hatch of ON the train DR.. Terry is tall.
stout man, with fun dark gray beard and ruddy COM
t,riion. He dsliked exceedingly the publishing Of
his name in the papers. He stated that he had Just
heard al his hotel that the city detectives were after
DR.. Hatch.
DR. DOUGLASS TELLS HIS OWN sroRY-A FEW
LITTLE DETAILS THAT WILL PROVE OF IN
TEnEsr.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PursBuRG. Pa, Nov a3 1873.
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
l surprised at my notoriety. have always
paid dollar for dollar, always borne good reputation
and in the State of New York possess a good many
warm personal friends. l received offer last
August from DIR. c. J.. Blood to purchase the right OF
selling certain remedies and using his name in connec
ton Herewith. l had not sufficient money and ad-
vertised in the Hen partner. received replies
In Lexington avenue informed the landlady that
my name Hatch and that desired to receive
some callers jim answer TO an advertisement. She
pressed no objection. and 1 advertised. giving the
name To be called for as Howard. subsequently Mr..
Myers was recognized by rs having sold
shirts years before. lie afterward informed
me he did not like the idea of advertisements from
his house Of the two names. | left made
my arrangements with Mrs. Kinbal mot
Campbel at No. 3o6 East Fourteenth street,
first floor, front, and with the distinct under
standing that should advertise from her house and
receive my callers in the parlor. Determined that
having two names should not cause any difficulty.
and not being desrous of advertising under the
of Hatch. told her my name was Douglass.
MARKS cHURcHYARp IN THE DISTANCE.
Later that evening came and completed my con-
tract by paying her in advance, and was told room
was prepared for ut the back. (If any could
set st Mark chnrchyar from it he must have had
Sammy Weller's double action magnfying glasses.l
According to my remembrance don't think you
nt,lI int hat hnffh he hack
the houses on Second avenue Thgt room was under
stood to be occupied by me only for that night.
house The room cleaned up, and because Of my
advertisement stayed. / made the acquaintance OF
Miss Thompson in the house
THE MAN WHOSE Suspicious WE'RE AROUSED.
only say of DIR. Evans that never sat ut the
table with him. never had any conversation about
medicine, rose from the table in his presence
and said Id go to my room. The whole story is
nonsense. was never introduced to him. | think
that opened the door for the gentleman once and
left him in the parlor with Miss Thompson. All our
conversation was
rs Miss Thompson in r.
"Yes, sir; walk in"
At the house there were two medical students and
subsequently third They students of the
Eclectic College. We were friendly, that all
talked Of enbalming bodies and all that stuff
They the best ones to verify this. They left the
house and closed with my present partner, thanks
to the HERALD advertisements on November L. But
until November 8. From the lst of November
the people in the house fully adj
yiscd that / might leave at moment
My partner was 10 have met ut the 6 p. NJ. train
at Jersey City He didn't come. and waited for the
s:25 p NJ train and came here. arriving at 26. My
board paid. do not think was under any OBJ
legations TO ask permission to leave from any one
My callers that are spoken of were gentlemen.
Those that did that appearance were treated
with very short shrft. never spoke to them with
closed doors and never was angry at any entering
THAT MYSTERIOUS GARDEN CITY MAN.
The gentleman from Garden City working in A. T.
Stewards is old acquaintance Of the andlady.
Kmbal give better account than l can. am
sorry that my personal appearance does not suit
every one. The conceit Is taken out OF Before
this / thought rather good looking fellow.
THE BENNETT OF THOSE SHARP DETECTIVES
Ny hair is brown and curly. my eyes blue. my fea-
lures regular; but when speaking rapidly my lower
jaw drops little toward the left the result Of
cident. l am thirty nine years OF age. weight $50
pounds and am five feet nine inches in height. If l
am wanted in New York / ready TO 60. l thank
you for the opportunity afforded me. but am very
sorry that poor DR.. Evans and Miss Thompson do not
get their $5o,ooo b. HATCH.
GENERAL IMPRESSION AMONG THOSE WHO KNEW
HIM THAT CHRISTIAN ''BossED THE JOB
THE BROWNS AND CANADA MAc--wHERE is
CHRISTIAN NOW?
WASHINGTON, Nov. %, 1873.
A prominent citizen of this city. familiar with the
habits and appearance of Christian, the Washington
resurrectionst, who is supposed to have been con
cerned in the Stewart robbery, gives the following
account Of him
He was man who made few acquaintances. He
would often leave Washington and remain away
for several days. Sometimes. on his return,
his face would be closely shaved and after
being home for while he would allow his
beard to grow out again. After his sud
den disappearance from this city ut the
time he broke his bail bond, Maud and Percy Brown.
the and woman associated with him in procur
ing subjects" left Christians headquarters and
moved up town. Time passed by. and about year
and half after Christian left the city he
the street here. He had grown stouter and wore no
beard. About five months ago he again
here. He attred in box coat and q broad
brimmed hat. On the occasion of this visit he re-
Inainod several days, and left the city Friday
night and parties who who answered his
description say that he took the 800 train for New
York that night
REASONS srsPEcTIsG CHRISTIAN.
Have yon read the HERALDs accounts OF the
stealing OF Mr.. Stewards body 2? asked yonr CORE
spondent.
Yes and decided then that christi1n in the
job That il not all. believe Christian the
who called at Grahams stables at ten O'Clock at
night for Kelly and that he directed Kelly to come 10
Washington and go to the house of Maud Brown,
where he probably to be sheltered until the ex-
element the robbery died away The remark of
Kelly 70 his fellow Jehus that he intended coming
here conyinces me strongly that Christian instructed
him to that effect. but do not believe that he is
here now, the publication of his remark would
cause the Browns 20 fear his arrest while in their
charge"
BROWNS.
"Hsvc you any idea where the Browns live now"
''So, but confident Maud IL in the city, she
has been the streets within the past week
This IL confirmed by statement 10 the effect
made by of the detectives.l A report crcn
lated that the Browns and Christian had had falling
ont in regard 10 some financial matters but N is
thought the trouble between them has been settled
il ia said Maud was dressed when last much
more cxtravagantly than il her custom, and her APP
poarance created tho impression that Christian
had provided her with money Those residing in the
n.ghborhood % the Browns late residence say Maud
and Percy had complete control over Christian and
he greatly feared them Percy has not been for
some time. and IL IL believed that he with Chris
tian In New York ana had full knowledge Of Chris
tans intention OF removing the body, and of
his workers"