New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-01
QUICK JUSTICE DEMANDED.
registered April l, 1872

~ ACTOR ROBBED AND BEATEN-AN UNRIiF .tlNh
DRIVER AND HIS LESInNT MASTERS.
Not all of the daring Outrages III street t5ss
by day or the cowardy attacks p lonely streets py
night are made public by the police. THE TRIBUNE cor
respondents frequently have painful experiences ~ re
late These seldom If ever, come TO ne notice OF
the Police Depart pep and the perpetrators escape 70
repeat their outrages.
foreign actor and nanaser tells story Whep'
though he lightly terms II an adventure q one oil me
most outrageous assaults yet reported and demands the
attention Of lawabding people. He was returning
home, a few nights ago, between 70 and O'Clock Az
Thirdave aud Twenty nnth-st he observed four sDis
ter-looking men, and kind OF inntve fear told him
they were there for no good They followed him stealth
y and beforethe gentleman could turn after hearing
them he tightly cutched at the throat lifted from
his feet and bodily carried down Thir'eenth-st
where he was shown long Rpife, and threatened Win
instant death II he shouted or in any way attempted
10 attract attention To the parapce OF thieves be
wal gone through" in remarkably expeditions man
ner She robbers, finding only NDaA amount of money
about him began 10 pummel bis face and kick hin, each
blow being accompanied by an indecent mpTeeation
Tue men left him and relieved Of their presence
the victim Justify shouted for help. but neither CITIZEN
nor patrOlman responded. An examination revealed
the fact that his overcost torn a entire length his
shrt-bosom taken out, while he without collar aud
and bleeding and bruised he went home, where he
obliged to Ismaip Tor several days. So.
4 physician OF East Nnth.st Itates that about two
weeks ago. between and p. M. he started up town on
professional visit and wishing 10 ride hailed car at
Enth.st and Tdrd-ave. The rear platform being very
crowded he stepped the front one, which was com
parotively empty. On the right side four men were
standing and the doctor endeavored to pass hy the
driver TO the other side. The driver became
ovinp hpli nd i'm
ne began 10 kick behind him with AL bis strength, at the
same time uttering language 100 foul to repeat The
driver would probably have succeeded IN breaking the
doctors lower ribs had the latter not quickly passed 10
the M her side The driver then kicked toward the LETT
side causing the physician 70 lose his balance, and he
would have fallen from the car had not man caught
him and given him time catch tho railing by the side
~ the door. They had Just arrived at Tleentst and
Tniraye., where loaded truck Competed the dVci 20
stop and the physician alisbed. Arriving home, he
wrote letter 20 the President OF the road but never
received any response
THE ANTIDOTE.
District Attorney Phelps has taken speedy
action IN bringing criminals the attention o. the Grand
Jury and before the Courts which making short work
with ms outlaws who niest the city and who venture 70
pursue their criminal caiings The recent speedy In
dictment arraigment and sentence Of hehwaymen and
other desperadoes to be followed out in the cases Of
Martin and Wesley Allen, and Henry Wiley, alias
Shorts" who arrested for attempting 20 rob the
store of John e. Kobsaat al Nos g. IL. ana 10 Mercers
ON Saturday morning The Grand Jury found lndict
mepts against ell the prisoners yesterday, for bu larry
IN the third degree, and Wesley Allen and WI. ?
have baen indicted FOR second ofcnse." The prison
ers will be arraigned in the COnr, OF General sesso To-
day and their cases urged 10 Immediate trial wesley
Alien under the name OF Charles Langley, was con.
vietfd Of grand larceny at the Kings County General
Sesops on March l5 1869 and sent for four years
and seven months state PTIson whence he has been
lately discharged. Wiley is said TO have served one
term in he State Prison, while Martin Allen. VINO has
been previously indicted and who efcapcd from conhne
nep and Therefore served his term IN the state
/ n,,,rsf gH IN Ig
awarded the penalty for both bis Oheses IL III notice.
able that an unusual number of criminals have pleaded
eniIty 10 the various Ofcnses with which they have
been charged at the different sessions Of the er1nn
courts duIlng the past Winter