, 1874-12-19

EkUirIsESS 6EAjkEt1 FUR IHIs HOfs
From tho Nc,o 1'ofE 1incs, Dee. H.
Tho efforts made by 6ups. Walling and
his officers to discover the whereabouts Of
tho kidnapped bog, Charles Brewster Roas, wcre
not attended by any success yesterday. On
Tuesday night the Superintendent requested
Airs. Mosber, Hifo OF "Dil1" Mosher, to call Mt
his residence, No. Sl1 Eass Nineteenth street.
Mrs. 1Eosher did 80. mud spoke freely to tie
supt. regarding the caBo slnco Srpt.
intoudout Waling discovered TINT 0Ioshor and
Douglass wcro tho abductora Of Charlie Ross,
Mrs, Moaher las bcon under tho surveillance
night and day, Of como ono Of supt.
Wallngs dctcctveu. She never communicated
with her husband, and ftonl tho constant witch
kept on hor, NOT tho slightest Glow was obtainel
regarding tho whereabouts Of hor husband,
Douglass, or the stolen boy. Tho conference
with tho Superintendent on Wednesday night
confirmed tho opinions previously enter
taiucd by that oficial, that Mrs. Mosher did not
know tho whereabouts Of Charlie Ross, and was
not lakcu into tho co,iidenco OF her husband to
that extent. Bhe accounted for Lcr ronahiaIng
in tho houao IN Monroe street, above Second
expected to be confined and tint her last child.
Which eho lad with hor, was born in tho Monroe
street house on tho 10TH Of July last. Mrs.
Aloshor not ouly blamed ber unfortunate hus-
band for abducting Charlie Ross. but willingly
offered to aastBt the Superintendent IN every
way III her power to recover the stolen boy.
During the tiine that Mrs. Mosher was in COLI
su,tation with Snpt. Walling, an eysatie repro
sentative Of q morning Journal called at tho sl-
rorntenonta ouso =. nnG askea to sco III; ' Wa!
had received positive information that Charlie
I,oss was concealed in the Superintoudont's
house, aud that he wanted to bo satisfied Oh tho
point. THIS was adopting tho Superintendent 9
The Ioko, and laughed heartily. Ie finally vs.
bured tho entorprising Journalist that thero WIS
no necessity for "turulng over" his house, as
| the loY waH not there. Just Mt this momont tho
| acute oar Of tue Superintendent dlacarned tho
| fact that Mrs. Mosl,crs baby WAS about bogln-
! ming to cry In an adjoining, room. and rapidly
! bowed tho reporter out Of tho house. Ah,' u
| said tho Superintendent. yesterday, with sigh
OF relief, iii ho over heard Mrs. hloshors baby
| cry WAS gonp. no'd hhfe sworn Cnnrno Hosa
| ,sas in my buck parlor."
From tho information received from Mrs
N1oshcr OH Tuesday evening, Supt. Waslng or
| dored Dotcctyo Silleck to 20 to u city Bono dis
from here Hna s9afc suspected house
night, and yesterday telcgraphed tho Superin'
toislcut from tho city alluded to:
Nothing here. VIII CONC back syy uo1t train.
| S1ILEcK.
Dotoctivo sl!eck yostorday afternoon ro
turned ana reported to tho Superintendent II
roforonce to tic result3 OF his expedition
supt. Wallug will not mako public o. pros
ont the namo Of tho person sillooh followed
ur tho city to which lo wont. as ho intends tt
layo the mattor more tnl!y mvoaHGatod'
somu days nSo tho Superintendent. rccetve'
information from ctizens rosiuing tn Weatport
Conn.,, that M old nan md woman, living alon
OIL u small island in tho Sound, few mioa iron
Wcstport, rofnaed to allow my one to so on tit
Hla,li, and that thoy wore suspected Ut bo!ng tl
oustotiiana OF Charlio Toss. The snperlntond
ant on Tuesday Hont Oilicors Doyle md Iawlor
formerly of tho River Pollce to search til
isluua. They returned yesterday aftornoon, an
tHe Connecticut oilicaIH, they searched tho slau
and house thoroughly, but could not lind an,
, ! thing BnBpicinns. They alBo reported that who
ongaged in loolting for hoshor aud Donglasa
ateam,}arnch mon; month ago. they VISITED an
, THO question Of offering reward and imml
/ | ntY from punishment 70 any person psolncl1
the stolen boy having boen aGitatoa, surt. Wal
) iug said TINT it should bo first ascostainod
What Stnte tho boy was hehl ami then lot IL
authorities of tint State isauo tho proulamRtiC
Of reward aud immunity, otherwise tho author
tier of this State might issue the reward aud Il
/ boy be "turnod up" In Philadelphia, and Il
y | party having tho boy DO prosecuted by tho Pon
I.syIyanla a,ltlorities. Yesterday afternoon Il
Auperinteldo.lt isauoa further instructions to a
tl,o tletcctiyeu engaged on tho caBe, aud Inform.
il Times reporter thak ha by no lncans despair,
o Of Hllccosa in hih search for Charlie lloss.
scNNEs At TtiE B1sooi1LYN Mon0UN.
4 All t,ny yostorlay onriotas orowaa bought a
j. mission to the Morgue to Wow tho bodies OF Il
Q dead burglarH. Ho great waH lilo tl.rong at q
!; tmo In tho building that tho Eoys ot a cros
: door lending to tho yault whore tho bodtoa a
a kept wero ubstracto1 froA tho lock without Il
Il knowledge OF tha koepor. When Mr. AlcOni
discovered tho loss Of tho koys Ao expelled
tho Bl.htBoo1H from tho building, aud thoreaft
ntlluittot! only those who woro provided witt, NJ
T. n,itn fron one Of tho Coronora. Tho Gro,
It continued to occupy tho sidewalk in front Of t