The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-07-23
NEW YORK.
Rumored Arrest Of Roscoe.

NEW YORK, July 22-Nether the police of
Brooklyn or New York will give any Informal
on whether Roscoe, the alleged accomplice OF
Kate Stoddard in the murder of Goodrich was
arrested last night. 1t is stated that he was ar
rested near Houston street and taken to Brook
lyn last night, and that Lucette Myers was
sent for by the police.
The Congregational Committee Asking
the Patrons of Husbandry for Informal
ton.
1t is stated that the Congressional Committee
on Transportation have issued aTcircular to the
State Oranges of Husbandry throughout the
country, asking them to appoint a delegate to
meet them and furnish information on the sub
ject which that committee is investigating, and
present the views of the farmers IF the differ
ent States in regard to the defects, abuses and
grievances alleged to exist under the present
systems of transportations.
A New York association for the formation of
cheap transportation was formed here last
evening" W til Horace H. Day as President.
The Brooklyn Trust CO.
Tie excitement over the Gefalcation of E. S.
Mills and the suspension of the Brooklyn Trust
sured that they will not loose anything and the
majority of them have resigned themselves to
the situation. 1t is understood that the direc-
tors have estimated the loss at $225000 The
capital and surplus were S655,000. 1t is said
that the depositors will he paid in the course of
of the loans will be realized on or by that time.
Mills will be offered for probate, and his es-
tate is valued at 100000 clear of all ineum-
branes, and some of the depositors seem to
think there will be no great difficulty in obtain
ing $3.50, 600 due on his account.
Untrue.
The report in morning journal that Roscoe,
the alleged accomplice in the murder of Charles
Goodrich in Brooklyn, was yesterday arrested
in this city is denied by the Chief of Police of
Brooklyn, who also denied the story that Luz
cette Myers was sent for last evening on bust
ness connected with the case.
The Isowen-TiItOn Scandal.
The statements that there will be no investi-
cation by the deacons and trustees of the Ply
mouth church relative to the Bowen-Tilton
scandal is untrue. The trial has only been
postponed on account of the absence of Mr.
Beecher and a number of the committee. In
the fail the charges against Bowen aud Tilton
will be fully investigated. The sessions will
probably be held with closed doors
Kate StOddard.
Isaac B. King, father of Lizzie King, alias
Kate Stodpard, arrived in Brooklyn to-day, and
visited his daughter at the Raymond street
Jail. He remained three hours with her in her
cell He had not seen her before for six years
and said she was very much changed A
Brooklyn paper publishes lengthy interview
with Kate, but nothing new is developed.
Various Matters.
IhOmaS cunningham OF boston, Wnle on
| board the steamer Providence OF the Fall
| River line, en- route to this city, on Saturday
| evening" was robbed of gold watch and chain
| valued at $3.50, and his pocket book containing
| $500, by some unknown thief who entered his
| state room and stole the articles while he was
| asleep.
Five suits by the passengers of the wrecked
| steamship Atlantic have been commenced
against the White Star Steamship Company in
Brooklyn, for damages for injuries sustained.
One E. Boyle has presented a bill of 100000
against this city for surveying four miles of
Kings bridge road.
The brutal Italian pardrone arrested in New
Haven yesterday, was bat short time since in
| this city, having fled i'll fear of arrest for the
| cruel treatment of a little boy named Joseph
| Glione, which is the name the arrested man
| went by when here.
| A. f. Stewart made his will before sailing for
| Europe last week, 1t shows him to be worth
| one hundred million dollars
| An illicit still in Brooklyn, of large capacity,
was destroyed by revenue officers this morning
AT the Kings bridge investigation to-day,
| city surveyor Sage stated that he had estimated
| $30,S57 a fair remuneration to one BOYLE who
| charged 100000 for surveying four miles of
| road.
| Arrived steamer Gaelic from Liverpool.
| Base ball-Atlantics 9. Baltimores II.
| The residence of Detective Sampson was en-
tered by thieves on Friday last. and about $500
worth of property was stolen
| The first prize of the late billiard tournament
| Ia gold medaD to day was presented to Albert
| GARNER
Last Thursday, Mrs. Harry Genet went to
| see her mother in GuilfOrd, Conn.,, and when
she returned the next day. found that about
$1,000 worth of her jewelry, including a breach
valued at So, 500 in gold was stolen as well as
| her husbands gold watch and a quantity of
other articles, in all valued at $4,000.