The New York herald., 1874-12-15

that he Knew who did It-thas is. VINO sao
short time after the enid was taken nom this city
When this intelligence was oDtained nom him We
In this city, and where tney had their horse and
wagon, and what their business was, and all
WHERE THE ABDucroRs LIVED.
Mosher, alias Johnson and Henderson and Doug.
lass alias clark or Dunlap ea aoshs se vea
houses. Mosher rented the house. Clark lived with
him part Of the time only, and Mosner rented
given you Moshers aliases He was fugitive
from huntington County Jail. he commit
and was arrested and placed in that jail. This
was nearly two years ago. About eighteen months
around little came to this city He was burg.
lar, notwithstanding the opinion OF some people
proiessionais. Mosner, slnce his escape, was nero
In Philadelphia OF and on. He was pedler, and
had horse and wagon, and usea to peddleswltn
It. lie was assisted by Clark Their business was
TO pedde and steal Mosher took the house 10
monroe street about year ago and vacated the
with this horse that the child was driven away
the same horse they did their peddling with.
y Sas and
Mosher, VINO kept on going until they arrived
there. This they did ~ manner to avoid sus
plcion. They went through Trenton on the day
after the abduction. II was not until the 10th or
2Olh OF July that Mosoer's wile went Of. They did
not keep the child here at all, but drove It right
away, leaving Moshers vile to fix up matters,
ward on suspicion and then follow them. We sus
pected these parties ana knsw tnat .wo men rom
der circumstances which justified our opinion OF
their being concerned IN the case After tney
endeavOr through her TO trace the two men. 1t Is
known that Mosner was the man who wrote
He sent that one about the proposition for the
restoration OF the child Tor money consideration
so he %
latter ones TO his wife here in Philadelphia, and
that she posted them: Mosner and CLARK answered
the descriptions published OF The 1.-TWO men"
VINO were seen to drive on with the
boy The best 6dsscrpuo. OF the former
town, tow svi% who SAID that Als'' the man Sssemsd
to have something the matter with his
aose SO ne the ts ya tSa mas Is oan
out that on that drive to New YORK. After the
kidnapping from Germantown the % calld,s nat was was
men concerned IN this affair. We know of these
two. but not tne others. All our efforts have been
to locate, II possible, this
GANG OF FOUR MEN,
but these two, Mosher ana Clark, particularly.
stolen i Is By Mosnsr and Clark 1 and TAKEN TO some
place and secreted; and we are not certain US
to tho oompnncity Ia the affair OF Of the o, Two
these men (the iormer), from the fact that Mosner
and Clark left the city with the horse and
scrIptOn when was published soon alter the crime
was executed. They answered IN almost every
particular. We know there was reason wny
Mosher should want to keep out OF the way, because
he had broken out OF jail: but there was nothing
''down" on Clark at the time, and there was
no earthly thing why he should secrete
himself except, as we concluded, he had
Wang was alter them, while In New YORK. Tor
stealing This child, BY parties VINO were "playng
double,n and nndnR that out they lett New YORK
except to return occasionally, commit a burglary
The question was asked the detective by the
HERALD correspondent
.Are you nearer the child now than before'"
DetectIve WOoD-I don't think they can keep 1t
out OF the way. Either the two otner men, have
got It or Mosners vile has II. don't think shc
can keep out OF the road. She has no means-nei-
ther have the other two men-iOr we know
that the whole gang are reduced so low that they
had to make forays into the town and commit
house roDberies. II was while upon such an errand
that last night Mosher and Clark were killed They
had steal to live, aud to steal TO be able TO hide
the child.
Is there any likelihood that they will kill the
child !?
! Detective wooD.No. no; don't think that
They may "drop IT,
By that you mean set down in some place where
1t may be picked ups
Detective WooD-Yes; something Of that kind.
MR. ROSS,
the brother Of the lost childs father, appeared al
the station, and was asked II he thought the Guild
would be recovered.
"As to that cannot say. can only hope II may
be so. At least this development shows one tnlng
wife mas the Child believe sne will be found. |
have just received from superintendent Walling
this despatcn:-
To FArBRR or CHARLEY Ross. GERxASTowN, Pa -
Ridge this city One before dying confessed that
they stole Charley Ross and said the other man man had
burglars, known to the police.