The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-19
AWoRKIRG oIRL,s STORY.
An Anlda Wit that NAV send New York Pub.
fisher to state Prison.


On Wednesday afternoon Miss Georginr
T.. Glover second daughter Of the late Howard
Glover, applied at the Washington Place Polio,
Court for warrant for the arrest OF Moses "
Rcddiog, Of see West Forty-sixth street. The
warrant was not granted, because neither Miss
Glover nor Rcddiug lives within the jurisdiction
Of the court. Yesterday afternoon Miss Glover
and her mother visited the Yorkvilc Police
Court and applied to Justice Duffy for the war
rant. In her affidavit Miss Glover says that she
has been a cpylst for ReddIng for the past two
years that between ak and seven o'clock on
the evening Of the 10Th inst. she went to his
ofhco to deliver some copy, and that while she
was engaged In conversation with him, Reddinc
seized her, aud, despite her struggles and
screams, outraged her. On the strength OF this
sffidavit Justice Duty directed Sergeant Hicks
to arrest Reddi ing.
Miss Glover Is twenty years OF age. She has a
bright, pleasant face and her address Is modest
and engaging. She says that che began to work
for Reddtng abouttwo years ago. She noticed,
soon aftcrward, that he WIS unusually attentive
to her. But she thought that bis attentions
were only tho manifestion ~ the kindly feeling
that he rrofessed to have for her ana her faith
er's family. On day In March. 1874, he made
improuer proposals to her. She resented the
insult 80 decidedly thai he made an abject
apology. she continued In his service and he
made no advances until last September One
ncwcd his Improper proposals., telling her that
he loved her aud asking her TO be his mistress.
she resented the insult and gave up her
position.
A few DAYS afterward Reddng requested her
to resume her place. At that time her father
was very ~, and the family had no means Of
support. ACtuuted solely by tho desire to help
her parents and brothers and sisters, and unable
to obtain employment elsewhere, Miss Glover
decided to resume her work; ana on her arrival
In Rcddinr's Office he apOlogizcd ah1ertly for
his Insult, and kneellng, He'd on God to strike
him dead II he should ever renew his insulting
proposals. For few daNs his behavior toward
her was that Of n gentleman and friend. hut on
an evening about the middle Of October he
again assaulted her. She repulsed him, and he
ueststed.
On tuesday, evening last Miss Glover called at
kcdding Is uiilce and delivered some letters that
she had copied. He again made insulting pro-
posali to her, Offering her money. She instantly
arose and stepued tOwnri the door; but he
sDraug uefore her and locked the door. Then
followed the assault Tor which Justice Duffy
requires X ddiug TO answer.
"rnis Is a nretty hard ease, said Mas Glover'a
mother. Mr.. heddinE h,l, been "A fiieud tn ~
all. anu heiUCd "a when uv husband was sick.
His wi -, sue continued, with tears IN her eyes.
helped to prep re ,hc dead body of my hus-
band for the gr We. '.y tnu boys are away. hts
man knows THAT, aud ~ rra rie he knows that
NV husband IL gone. lic thinks that We have
no protector, aud ho has t.keu AL dntaee of Vur
cOudi ion
Inc ponce had not fornl Rcdding last night
llc r. publisher, % ye e. II age.