The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-31
A YOUNG WOMAN WAYLAID.
MAI BARRoWCBTFF STRUCK DOWN
AND LEFT ron DEAD.

W '"o n S"e OO"' ~
No' Ae' hesshea "er
i've OF Her unhnowr As-"nHnt disclosed
she May Also Have Been Robbed
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tbaro - an oOar 10, bonnaod nv corhin Sin
Van Wnoenen. and stuvyesant avenues Three
ANAL honsos s,and IN mi. 10, a, ,h. cornar q,
s,nxvasant "a CorbIn avonnss ana ths rsst
=, /, .ar,a. a. . nia,o,ound %, ho,s, An
oman ssnea su,ropnds "A vItb an onenIng
on corbin avenue and another on Van
NAV make a short cut This Is not an alto.
Dotbo, .,t. nort ~ To.sov cite .van In the
daytime. and at night IL IL dangerous Tramps
Railroad trains enS it oonysnisnt 70 Set on al
the Hackensack meadows and take short
cut through Marion.
Some time on Friday evening; probably
about $3.50. Miss May Barrowclih. music
teacher; 20 Years DID, was assaulted saul and LETT
iOl ueau Il. 'NiS 'aoens W. ~ 80
woman. heard what may nave peen ner ory
and not not hearing f. sho concluded that she had
Friday night until Q o'clock ys..e, ,a,,
ON the ground ' exposed to the rain and cold
She was a little to ono side Of the track that q
person would take In making short cut be.
tween the openings In the fence me spot
wnere y sne w was loana wa, "O'u' '"'''' ''''
from Van Wagenen avenue
Shortly before o o'clock YESTERDAY morning n,
wv ,o,s uom @ nih,nu dorn Corhin ave.
wood avenue were waking 9 as 0oioIn S
seemed to be simply bundle Of clothes 1.-THE" lying
and sav that n woman with blood on
Sau ,o a~ waa i,,na there. The boy was
irghened and he scqrred of for asfstanSS
mst Kim and heard his story. They went into
tbe lot to nvsstgate, They found the sH %
,,hy un 80 yn@n ~ nooi OF blood that had
GoW " al from Hs Jagged wound in her forehead;
f her aaGe was oruiSeu anu o"' "'""'' ''
Hsr clothinp Was torn and dsordered. bearing
before sne hs S Deca yiaSS weund was deep
gash about hve i1enes IN ba, noss biaS ue on
Ing JON tah .ng RinaS waa ei anwing from This
wound On her myers were W. NO ~ issnti NV
mha nr WAS no'hiHS Al "oi ''0N'' w
"i Evidently she had been an attractive girl
ana wei ey sio,hss ware vat and pSrtIy
n n0wesesr' sg ith oi1 mmd "Hep hair fell only
TO her neck; She .E wore black 6nS h efsh,
mere asi,e,a nnrs Hal Siove was on her right
hand and another was I4und onU a . , Jew
ieet aistahI miss " n pI.nE 1890 yoii
eont ,t,i se'erai p'eeeS Vi "uSi' "uu
weekly PAPER .ot . v.oon and c.rr,sl her
to the ely HOSPITAL During the trip eI the
E9ung WOMAN .sta9 hs an Ia bar nama Her
in ns Po oTsd Snt sbe cold not SPEAK Then
MsEdsn UsSosh srses6sd Nv s bosp,ss not
Mhansthhn nnis ,nS cnt shs Sad fTeomentiy
yisitsd bis famiiy' The police We're inclined
at rst eight TO think that II Vas ease 81 rob
Miss Barrowciiii cSnd ition was critioai.
sp LShg s,s o. !ne bsS found her To- meEs
an aramination Of the pround The vacant
lot is eonsidsrSSlS below The level q 6efbin
Atiirst It was thought possible that Miss Bar.
but this theory was soon a found to DC ihco.rest
boav had been' and about two feet to one side
S. was bnS bssn nainted n was
stone as about the size OF small paving block.
There was oSoI anS sHme na on as oae s,anss
with h,ond was fonnd near ~ II the strnr-
gle that must have taken place had
iet any mahhaS on. on e ls1o ra1n hatn es
the poiics arrived. over toward sip avenue q
wire rnat runs S1ha 'he sop o SasS
Sra s over It. 'This led to the theory that
avenue ana carried INTO sns Sse sanS ,l hra
have ciung 10 her roll OF music and her hat.
nc,h 81 n 80 y, ave iound hssids her indicat
,n both o. s Ine' PA rsjsn wbess sbs van fast
nass.ni1sd Whsthap tbsrs had baan mors than
oSs ssssiIant the police we're unable 10 deter.
mtoa rhaa ara pciined 10 belIsya from tba
LIZ, 80 ~, 5000 StrnoeIs that an ,ire
e,n,haS sbow and from The wSv in which shs
os ronnS "a IN II vas tba woyt 81 one man
"1hb ous noon Mr' and Mrs Vernon OF 10 Grand
.tnaat naiIad ~ az hosnitaI and claim Al Ma
M oatT ~ ~ ~ - ~ vsd Si,b ,br
~ Varnon aid he had fIeauentIy warned her
non sa ~ 10 h ~ -. - pr
az night Int Mis- Barroweiifi lad ALWAYS Tei
j,n5t tha.t ar wss not afraid Wer frthsy 1iad
pov no vsnrs AGO iaaynp har a Iifa insny
a0os n SJ ~ s2t0o and about n 0S in
hhn n01s and securities' He lived in the large
bpnyv5 tstons bonss opposite the new armory
on BeTeen avenue since his death Miss Bar
Dn,.nIiH ~ 4 haan living AZ Mr. Vsrnon's honsa
rHhwSl, ~. ha' Dssn ,gardsd az danSbter sh
W. y ,omsic tsscher and sope oY her nnniIs
ivsd H. Marion For more than two yeaTs shs
Vas tha oTnanist Of The Grace Nj u Church ~
Mast S Soci,iIv he was n great fayorita "
NJ Varn0n sad she had drawn some monav
an Tnesdav ami that she NAV have Ind a.
I'M on ns az S5O1 in har puTse which couid nor
hs found " 0'
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u nfnpbS Ibnlskon Dnyis and O'NaiIi nads