, 1873-07-10
NEW YORK.

AHG4NCGtW N0nnEC&NH WILL 1hG AkGH
mOvnl Of X0tlnE Wnlworth to Sing.
HlnE.-Arrcst Of the woman StDt1ttnrti,
implicated In tho Goodrich Mirtlcr--
miscellaneous L0cnl Items.
Special Nspttch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK, July 9.-Frank II. Walworth, tho
rarricilo, WAS taken to Sing Sing this morning to
begin his life eontonco. At an early hour hlB
mother, n1ra. Walworth, lis grandmother mud
littlo brother came to aeo him. They wora not
admitted to the cell however, but conyersod
with him through tho grated door. Soon after
tholr arrival, two young women came to tic
prison. bringing with them magnificent
basket Of 1owers, and asked permission
Of Warden johnson to tako them to
young Walworth. Ho consented, but IL thoy
were influenced, as ia supposed, morcly by curl
osity to 500 the prisoner, It was not gratidod, as
they wore mot at the entrance Of the nnor priBou
by Mra Walworth, and abe received tho flowers
expressing hor thanks. She apparently WAS not
acquainted With them. In Expectation Of Lis ro-
Q largo crowd had gathered about tho
Tomba. Walworth was ~ calm and collected as
usual this morning. Inst night, whom informed
that he would be removed to-day, ho merely
said, "Very well; ! am ready" Ho took his
with M appetite. At Au early hour ho retired to
bed and sept peacefully. As Hoou al the Sheriff nr
riyod he proceeded to Walworth's coll aud nslsed
linn il ho vas ready Yos," waa tho reply, II
have been waiting for you" at this moment
aop,. camo to the cell. and, aftor giving Frank
tho baskos Of flowers left by tho young women,
bid him goodbye. Mothor and Bon conducted
themselves AZ they have ever since tho murder,
without tho display. OF any emotion. Few
were of commonplace character. The young
man was then conducted down stairs, md hand
cuffed to Gillcn, the wife-murdorer, and they
were conducted to tho prison van. Aftor the
two tv mrrtlorors had been disposed Of,
Srsarb Mss Allen out and bandaa aen tanar sn
wore brought ont AMI placed by their sdes. Tic
yan then started for Forty-second street. As it
1sas leaving, the two curious young women
made rush to catch Glimpao OF tho parricido.
avenue car With Mrs. Walworth, her little son,
and basket Of 1iowors, aud proceeded to the
depot for another triaL Tho prisoners grand
mother drove away in a carriage which
she had brought for her to ride up III. A largo
and it was with no little difficulty that tho
officers could make their way through the crowd.
At last thcy succeeded in securing seats on the
train for their priHoners, when the party who
occupied the second cur, Tas soon sur
rsns rsosa c, e large Ss.o ersmd unable which TIC ktee toe
out OF tho depot. Walworth's appearance
and conduct was commented upon. uo was
dressed in suit Of light gray, md woro tho
san,e Alpine hat which le is said to have had on
whom he shot hot his M father ' Hs spoke che chsorfqlly
gethor had more tho mir OF q young
man going on pleasure party than Of . nur-
deror about to suffer tho pona1ty Of his crimo.
He laughed frequently, and onco was heard to
indulge IN pleasantly with bystandor about
I.Su ntr
with thGt Of Gillen, WHO Was dull and silent.
Amy Snow, alias Amy Stone, alias KITE Stod-
dasd. tho paranlour aud supposed murdereas Of
Charles Goodrich, qaa arrested at Fulton Ferry,
Brooklyn side, last night. During tho search
for her aud Roscoe, tho nr99klyn doteet ;o
had roomod with Amy IN Eighth
who knew ler vol. Thoy ho1dd out strong n-
ducements to her to assist them, and sAe prom
isel compliance. Ever Since BAo has beeu tray-
9ng around a te country v10tta il p,dta with
aud Philadelphia especially being thor
oughly oyerhauled. They had begin to DO
disheartened, as not the slightest clue
to Kate's whereabouts or those Of Roscoe could
returned to Brooklyn. and oil TueAday Miss
Hanlley followed them. She reached Brooklyn
in the eyoning, and it was while ello was on
her way to headquarters to report that
she suddenly saw the object OF
her aeareh standing before he5; She instantly
who took her to the York-St1eot Polica-Station.
Chief Campbell aud Commissioner Jourdan wero
at onco notified, and had o long interview with
tho prisoner, but failed to elicit anything from
her. She stoutly denied that she was
the person thoy wantel, or that she had had
anything to do with Goodrich'a murder. They
gave Aer up finally as a bad job, but eie haA
since been positively identified by several per-
sons who knew tho murdered mans mistress.
When arrested sho was completely Voc
All tho clothing sho had on was a
ragged skirt and Blnwl and frowsy bonnet. She
is perfect picture Of Lucette Meyers in appear.
Rrce, except TINT Hho haa blonde hair nnd light
complexion. She refuHea to tell whore she has
been since tho murder. Tho police think
she will be moro communicative. She ia still
confined i'll tho York Street Police Station, aud
no QUO IL allowed to zee her. Tho police nrt
taking every procaution to keep the fact of hel
azrest a secret. They say that they have cor
they are securing tho town after him with tht
expectation Of catching him in few
days. They profess to believe that it was he
who committed tho murder, and that Kate was
only IN accomplice. 1t is probable that LII
days. Coroner Whitol.ill is making prepa
will Ax tho day tho mo.nont Roscoo Is takon
The police say that they will thon bo abo tt
bring forward ample testimony TO clear tllt
mystery, and fix tho crime upon the perpotra
tors.
ITO lie Assoctafed Press]
New YonK. July 9.--Young Walworth wa:
takon from tho Tolnbs to-day, and. In compan,
with other criminals driven to lilo Hudson Rive
railroad Depot, GU route to Sing Sing. Mrs
WalWorth was at tho Tombs in q carriage. Who1
lor son WAS brought ont, Hhe requested that Ut
might be conveyed i'll company with Deputy
Sheriff in llor carriage to tho railway station,
I'lis request was refused. Young Walworth yas
nanlsled like tho other prisoners, and placed IL
tho PRISON van.
President Smith, Of the Police Department
denies the rumor tint g. thousand, or any mum
bor Of mushetB will 10 procured for tho 1lHo Q
tho Department. Ho thinks that clubs In ths
bands of policeman havo moro certain aim.
1t IL reported that Gen. Charles X. Graham
has boon appointed Chiof Engineer Of the De
paEtmont Of Docks, 70 succeed Gen. Mcclellan
who has roaiguoa-
The Coroner's Jury to-day found frank Lar
kin guilty Of killing Frul1 IIaberahaw on tht
23d OF June.
The frat frosh air picnic Of tho Brooklyn poo
children came OIL to-day ut CanorHio, 600 chill
dren participating.