New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-20

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We also hes.d Of "a check for $50" which our n
for1nant thought would take the direction. Who
can tell the Of happiness that these offerings"
will bring to that desolate home WAC can tea, the
power Of kind word' Via. if the little word OF
tiIth uttered in The TRfsUsE on Thanksgiving
morning" should bring aid sufficient to enable that un
fortunate woman to establish herself gain in business
that would more suppoithes family Parties may
refer TO John H. White the Receiver OF the late Crys
tai Palace, or to S. r.. Tribune Office.
ALLEGED OUTRAGE ASb ROBBERY OF A YoUyG
Chiffon Thursday evening Miss Mary Galloway,
Young girl Il years Of age resdir at No ei2 East
Fourteenth street. ard employee in mautilla store
in Broadway, called upon ayOung lady friend, corner
Of Grand and Elizabeth streets, ard remained until
nine o'clock when she act out for hore. While pass
ing through Avenue A, she was followed b. half Il
dozen rowdies, in order to avoid whom abe walked
some distance ont of her way, but they s kept close
behind her. In Seventeenth street, near Avenue A,
ofthe rians rar up and seizing Ter 10y the arn
with the assistance Of the remain Ter or the gang
dragged her into old unOccuped stable, and threw
her violently upon the oor. She screamed loudly for
help. upon which of the rufsns said choke the
id vagabond' Whereupou aoother Of The gang
placed his hand her mouth to prevent her from
making any noise, and held her down by placing his
knees upon her breast The fellow tore open her
dress to search for money but finding none, he took
her mantilla victorine, and secreted it under his
coat. She was It'll held upon the floor and gagged
while each of the ulians in their turn outraged her.
After satisfy ing their passions the ruifsns off
leaving the poor girl in state of partial insensbilty
In little time she recovered somewhat and crawed
into the street where ste after found by po-
Eceman who conveyed her to the Staton-Housc,
where she told the story of her wrongs.
About midnight Officers Fuller Cummings and Arc
son Of the Eighteenth Precinct sent in search Of
the rufians and in the Of their explorations OF
their district, heard noise in q house in Sixteenth
street. Avenue A. in the Of the stable where
the outrage was committed. As the officers entered
for the purpose Of quelng the disturbance two fellows
who answered the partial description given by the
girl fed into the street. This circumstance excited the
.upcions of the officers and the fellows pursued
arrested and taken to the StationfIouse where they
gave their names as Patrick Cunning and Archibald
Brown. They were confronted with Mrs Galloway,
who at once identified them and recognized Cunning
as the fellow who first seized her and who subsequent
" held his hand over her mouth and his knee scross
her breast. The prisoners at first denied IN the most
strenuous manner all knowledge Of the affair bat sub
sequently Cunning admitted that he knew the party
who had the victcrne. The remainder u the brutal
garg are still At large, but as they known there
can be little doubt but that they will be arrested.
The prisoners were taken to the Jefferson Market
Police Court and committed for examination. Cunning
in his exam instion said he guilty Of the rape but
not Of the robbery.
The LATE ASSAULT rPos SHERIFY.--Tholnas
Kelly. Captain Of the stesm.tug Fulton, and Bryan
Kenney arrested on Thanksgiving Day for an aggrs-
waited assault upon Mr.. Beatty, Sheriff of Hudson
County ~ j., and his deputy, Phlo Snow, yes-
terday taken before Justice Connolly at the Lower
Police Court Sheriff Beatty and Officer Snow appeared
at the Court and made sidavits against the accused
setting forth that some nights ago the steam-tus Full
ton, then in their custody by virtue Of two wrs Of
attachment issued out of the Circuit Court Of Hudson
County n. j.. was stolen from them, and that, the
18th inst they came 20 this county repossess them
sslves of the boat. On going board for that pur-
pose they were attacked by the accused, who beat
them with their fist. and club, cutting and bruising
both serou,ly The case was adjourned until Monday
Beatty transcribed HE authority in coming into the
State Of New-York to seize the craft.
Those Twenty THOUSAND CONFERENCE.-The An
nua Report Of the General Superintendent OF Police,
just Issued announces the humating fact that 1897
complaints for the violation of the statute against the
Sunday liquor traffic have been lodged with the Dr-
trct-At,orney not one Of rheh has been Proseeuted
Is the law an obsolete afor On the contrary, it 10
part of the statute under which the Metropolitan Po-
hce force was organized. Distrct-Attorney Hall, in
his instructions to ps,rolnen, ssys be is charged
by law with duty whose disobeiience renders him
81 Liable TO prosecution for msdemeanor himself
Eighteen months have gone by, and twenty thousand
out Of the millions of actual violations Of the statute are
filed in the Attorney ofice-unheed-d. Il not this
shameful Is there q remedy! Must the District
Attorney be prosecuted fer nisdemeanor in order
to reach the ofeders ranged in such formidable num-
beers behind his bureau
Az OLD TRlcX-Some eight or ten days ego,
youDg man. calling himself james W. Benjamin, caue'
at the boarding house Of Mrs.. VOORHEES,, in Amty
street and engaged board for himself. Benjamin was
put in room with Martin Mshouy, and for ausnt
known bo, got along very comfortably Aoou.
O'Clock Thursday evening Beojamin came home $40
went 10 his room and while there the servant sri'
who had occasion to enter the apartment, saw large
bundle lying upon hs bed Soon after Benjamin came
down to supper, aud it was not long thereafter tn@
Mr.. Mshony discovered that some Of his clothing nsn
been stolen. Benjamin was At orce accused OF the
robbery, and given into the custody Of al oneef'
few minutes before suppeIsime the lAndlady saw
bundle lying upon the sidewalk which correspooaed
with the description of the one the gri saw on
Benjamin 8 bed. Benjamin was committed TO pfi'on
to await bis trial at the Count of Special Sess'ons Mr..
O. H. Hubsrt and Mr. p. A. c. Allen also lost some
o,...h;, e., .h.;r ,oau. And suppose that il va