New-York tribune., 1885-01-25
A YOUNG WIFh'S STARTLING TALE.
FORCED INTO A COUPE BY STRANGE MEN
SHE SAYS THAT SHE WAS KISSED AND CHLoRo-
FoRMED-HER STORY DOUBTED.

FORCED INTO A COUPE BY STRANGE MEN.
SHE SAYS THAT SHE WAS KISSED AND CHLoho-
FoRMED-HER STORY DOUBTED.
Mrs. Russell JOY, the wife of n music teacher
living at No 1T Waverey Brooklyn LETT her home
shortly after D o'clock Oh Thursday afternoon,
and told her husband that she would be back
Immediately Two passed, and when she did not
return Mr.. Joy became alarmed. IL was nearly
o'clock when the door bell was rung
and the music teacher, who hurried to the entrance
found that il was Mrs. Joy. Her manner was ex-
cited her hair dishcveled and her garments
dsordered When she became calm she related strange
story of what had happened To her in her absence To
=. wa, M sent by my husband" she said deliver
note at No. ga schermerhorn-st went TO the
Who Who came to the door, aud then turned to re-
my tS bSSa iS1.fRd lRnd aIS BoHd wIsH
man whom | had never seen before came up
70 me AND asked ms wa, well G'e't dressad sn
Io remarked that he was stranger Brooklyn and had
lot hi, beHSs' Ss ha ear 'aS ana was Would EGh show %
hiS iGng the Way We walked down Bond-st; to
soSnpi sompie xion and had small musacho. lie
"A long ulster anu derby hat When We reached Living
with the door open. When was within few feet OF
the coupe. suddenly threw his arm aDont ny
oibcr an Who was the vehicle pulled me into it, The
jumped IN after me. and pulling down the blinds tie
sarraso s1 The started tall OH man '"A' Kissed me
number times while in the coupe the venice went
slower In Falton-s and Of the pen spoke to the
driver telling him TO drive on Meantime continued
nv struggles and the tall man. who held
me-, said. can't hold her much longer, Will,
took caInbrc handkerchief from his pocket and Dot
lie OF chl0roorm and saturatng the handkerchief held
II To my nose and became unconscious
JOY il only eighteen years Old ana Is pretty Dr
As she related the circumstances she maintained
entire srfpossessio Her husband. vino Is only little
older than ms youthful wife walked up and down the
room in a nervous excited manner. Mrs Joy continued
"WheirI came back to my senses, was lying
Un near ouincy,st got up axd wandered
through several streets until gN to Marry;
me TO my home, but lost my way
Dy turning down Myrtle-avc. in the wrong direction
had in my pocketbook little money when leit home'
but II was all gone when reSalned conscious,
ness | asked man VINO looked
like a workingman the way home. He told me ana
started to hail car hnt to nm & nau az no n loneii i
at last" -,,.-.,,.
JOY Captain Campbell of the Washington street Police
station after looking up the man points o. Tue
narrative concluded that 1t was based on halclnatons
Mrs JOY. IL could not be cOnfmei IN any particular
The captain Is OF the opinion that MIS- Joys
previous history makes her irresponsible for any state
nent that she may make She said TO have met with
summer which affected ner reason MI JOY Oee'cs Ihe
story to be true. . ,,o H.,
nent against the wishes OF her parents. ne was me
organst OF ST. Marks Church and she ang IT tue cholr,
when they first becaI acquainted She was Miss war
Her parents live AZ No. 10 Adclph-st before
he made acquaintance the music teacher, was Ia love
with another young lady, but the a1Hlr was an unhappy
one The maiden did not recprOcate his affection and
I In desnar tried 10 cu his throat in Genital and
not succeeding jumped INTO the lake. lie was rescued
by unsympathetic policeman lie was theh on'y SIX
teen wears old subsequently he was equally unsuccess
n in an endeayor hang himself in his lodgings in
Myrtlc-aVe.