New-York tribune., 1878-01-31
TWICE DRUGGED.

A WOMAN ROBBED AND OUTRAGED.
FOUND IN CORTLANDT STREET SALOON YEsrER-
| DAY-FoUND sIUPEFIED IN CAR SUNDAY
NIGHT.
Officer Cahill, of the Twenty-seyenth Pre-
cinct passing the liquor saloon of Christian Oand,
at Washington and Cortlandt-ss yesterday morning,
when his attention attracted by tho loud screams OF
a woman within. In the room OF the saloon lie
found, lying the floor, handsome, wei dressed
woman about thirty Of She was IN hysteTlcs
and IN answer questions replied only with sobs ana
cries. Oandt IN the same room ana was taken 10
| the station house with the woman
After the woman had been allowed TO rest awhlie se
said that her name Adde W. Oakman she was born
and her friends still lived in Baltimore TO which city she
was on her way but she resided in Boston,. While walk
ing in Cortlandt-st she suddenly became sick. Oand
came to her assistance and asked her into his saloon
He offered her glass of liquor soon aitef she 1e INTO
stupor, and only aroused by the assault WHICH
Ollandt made upon her. the screams OF the
woman attracted the attention of Francis Thomp
son and Richard Luke, employed next door, VINO
say they saw Olandt committing the outrage In the
pocket of Oandts coat was found lahys soid wa'En
Of Miss oafman on which Was her name
and two other watches. The woman and the prisoner
Olandt were taken before Justice Murray yesterday
Ollandt who is burly GERMAN was sent back to the
station house, until tue examination this mornnx miss
OakmaD gwen into the care oi Maroh "epD Ut INC
still more singular story in regard to the voman
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a gentleman who asked that his name should he Win
held from publication He said that last SUNDAY evening
he was leaving the AstOr House, when he nOtccu a
conductor of Fourthave. car attempting 10 ruIsuaue
a well-iressed young woman to leave me car On IL,
qury he was told by the conductor that tl2 woman
had ridden several times up and down Ia, lle
whole length of the line; she appeared coniuse,..
The gentleman asked the if he coud assist her IN
any She answered That sue wanted 10 {" TO tnc
M"shnStUn W d Tdn Grccnn m % hc suddenly eoreced
herself 81 want to 20 TO the Grand Union oe' wheic
stayed last night. | am on my way from Boston to
Baltimore and left my friends at the rotel must 50
back" Thinking her insane" continued me gcnt'-
man, offered accompany her, hat ! might place
her Washington ticket. Fiist she took out a uch1t
on the stonugIon steamboat me ana MGcn r, l%n
goods ac Her story was dsconnccted, ana had , many
and SAID she lived IN Boston; she was employed IN
the office Of the od Colony COMPANY; 81. she wa, va,
travelling to Baltimore to v2t friends. AZ
first she said she mad money; then She achhoT
ledged thht she had none ia one Que sentence sne ,a
other that she had been drugged ana roHnci u aI-
Egrtd 10 $ me a at ,he me fne ta ISo g "T ne c Tn
conductor the said tia she had been put upon IL
Al The Grand Union Hotel" TIE iRIBUSE'- inform
ant continued, 81 fond ibai sic ndu hol p'c @ I' E
eney TO- pfy % & d9I et r efflgf f anu M Aa, f Io-
ton and OF Oito ~utro. OF Baltimore, an!Uns her
friends. H. T. Baldwin. Passenger Agent 0i the New
nj The rltn Avenue Hoel. left Miss Calruan 10 look
iol MI BALDWIN that hotel be was not known mere
ON Houjgv morning, when ! revisited IN, Gote Miss
Olkinan rad already and without taking hrenka-
The ciaiLbcrnaid said That the woman hai hcth N"Ij
sch during TIE night. Sue had tod hcr that she came t.
NrW-YorA SUNDAY morning 10y Tie St1uiaEiun hnr ana
had gone directly either t. the Grand ulnu i"c or lhe
Brigr House Daring the day size left the mouse; sh'
Lad been d,uc-cd she said, and her money taken from
her and she was still hcnlderrd ~ u al. lhls soiy "l
the chanberwad led me to the BilcI- House IouIu
Miss OaKmans name registered sunday morning. Was
told she had come there cary win no baggage cN-
ccpt carried in her hand Shc Went away uui-
in, the morning and di1 not return.
Il afterwards found Nj Baldwin, tie gentleman con
cluded, in his IIbcry-st Office lie SAID hc did pot
personally know the young woman. hut was acquainted
with the Boston families whom she had WcnN"ucl'
lie declined 10 take any action being disposed 1" thih
that the was an lmpusttr. next trl'-
graphcd TO OF SutrO, Of Baltimore, telling MIN
of the trouble OF bis young friend. ! rigred
an assumed and address; but 10 answer
has yet TO me- | had become interested Ia
the case, had heard nothing further from tLc
woman until tod Of tue circumstances "i her hG' 'hiuf"
in COTt audt-st. tlnh from the pace where '.t was
Duud tuat When she entered into This Geimaus saloon
She was ryiug 70 nd her way 10 thch ' "i the Iodd
lead!p To Washington ste did not have hc ar ~ an
adventures shc was modest ami cultured III heI man
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