{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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A BODY SNATcHER "GRABBED.7-A
young man by the name Of Eugene F.
Hutchinson, a medical student from Yer
mont, engaged hack from the Park stand
about dusk yesterday afternoon, to go to
Harlem to fetch two trunks from the Red
House. Upon arriving at the Red House,
Hutchinson told the driver to stop there un-
til he ascertained whether the trunks were
ready. Officer John Hilliker; who had his
eye on this movement, observed man on
the Harlem river land from a row boat two
trunks AT that moment, the hackman
drove down and placed the trunks on behind;
when all was ready to START officer Hilliker
made his appearance, and demanded to know
what they had in those trunks. Hutchin-
son becoming alarmed Immediately offered
the officer bag of gold, (but not belonging
to the !" star" ward, he turned away in dis
gust, and brought the party to the station
house, when horrible to relate, upon open
ing the trunks, they were found to contain
two dead bodies, one apparently the corpse
of once beautiful female, but now, alas,
dragged from its resting place to form the
subject of some lecture on the dissectng ta-
BILE, and many jest from the students.
This grave robber is locked up by the po-
lite Justice Roome. The man with the boat
rowed out into the river and made his es-
cape.-.N Y Herald.