New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-11

| PUT on BOARD TRAIN IN THIS CITY.
UNWILLING TO TALK MUCH ABOUT HER ExPE-
EiEScE WHILE ABsENT-THE CHARGE AGAINST
RosENsTEN NOT rIKELl TO BIZ PRESSED
Peekskill was in a state of excitement yes
erday the report that Cora H. Lent the young cr
who disappeared seriously from her home ast week
had been found Crowds OF curious persons hung around
Mr. LcDts house aud store all the day aud carriages
came and wnt frequently. No sign OF the girl
could b. however by persons not connected with
the Lent family IL learned that Cora had been put
train at the Grand Central Depot late Wednes-
day evening and had been taken to Peel-kll by her
lrOther l.. b. Lent. Miss Lent Il said to have been
in NewYork for short time vest rday morning, for
tn purpose Of having an interview win De
tecve Haley Tne detective is believed 10 have received
valuable Information from the Gn likely to Lead 10 toe
arrest OF Rosensten the young Hebrew member OF the
221 Regiment, who ~ believed 10 have lnref the girl TO
leave her home Evidence has zen Obtained from the
gfl showing that she Was KEPT ia new OK Dy ltose-
stein until he sent her back 70 Peeksk Oh wednesday
rne facts in the obtained by a TRIBUNE re-
porter yesterday from N mbers OF the Lent family
hT Len said that her daughter was not able To De Seen
me coulo leaY tne room! anu nal even NdlAeu aDOul
the house, bal at the grls request all Interviews with
strangers refused Mrs Lent said that her dau2h-
Ter with her T. r. Lent. arrived at home late on
Wednesday evening. When she entered the door she
against the side OF the door and said
We'll here am" Her father. mother,
brothers. sisters and annts sitting Ia the store The
brother Who arrived with her SAID Lock tie front
door or there vii be crowd mere We don't want auy
else, but went 10 her room Mheh there she SAID that
she had had nothing 10 edt ~ day "edheslayl Der
mother gave Der glass OF NIX when enc could not re-
tam on ner stOBach She siePt scarcely any ~ the ght
and appeared To De- IN state OF nervous prostitution
Yesterday she was not crhnnea 10 one room, Oui oi-
lowed her mother around te mousse disappearing When
anger came INTO the slofe' enc ate uSht meal ID
toe course 81 the dhy. ,.-.,. ,
i -. 4Cnt ~ 'Aa'u ~ "a! nc ie'
learned tha MS slsr We on tne same Tram with nlm
"heh ne came ~ rom Sc" lorA 10 feehs~IH on wed
hesud, hIsbl' ne souu hoi say nov ne caue 10 ne III
her company ana uehleu an knowledge Oh her move
COfas IalIef' james II. Lent was OF the
opinion last night that the gri was not
Ilsht IN hef hell. ne adled that LADY
companion ol cora = VINO ives In NcWDurg Dnt whose
la-nc cod MOI " a7ecTLalucu. hhu tou MN lhdt Cora
hiH Dctn hEAly ~ heI lA 4or Two OE lAIec Jays Dc
iVie s"- u'SapP'@i'U
A,cuIAiH- 10 lhe 6fl7 own Story AZ rented 10 her
mOth'I, CONCERNING her experience "hAe ~ thi- cIty
cue HiIt I'usch'Cih ~ appointment M lhc bIahu zen
VA" Depot On nef aftlF3 III NeN- YORK lfOui fcehsAIl
last week. 4beg WalAed together 10 bOusr,
Dut where IL l. situated D. not known. che
was shown 10 room having set OF good
CHAMBER FURNITURE Whe everything else seemed 10 De
wc-kcpt. she dd not ROsrn stein again until MOu-
day, OuJ Kept locked In ROOM While there she
saw "A German woman aud some children ami TWO men
beside RJsensteiu she says mat she received no i'll
treatment Rossnsten had very little mOney aud before
she away from the house had pawncd nis watch
AMI "ely Tor her support Nnat Wa sad or done 20