New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-21

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If /. wif- ssi bad ~, her 10
AZ TN. TACT She hoEeyer, e!a'nl-d Il y !"
,k ,,S, f,n the -a-; b. the wes' rfe ~ the Guy nc
.T ir.o ~. river ard VS. irovpej She mSi- app
c,;or 10 the insurance Offices ~ the AMOUNT OF 'hs
u,.he'.- bat wa told she mns, make iprms e'''h
,ye Ai factory rrasor- for sn2p~ng aer na-oapl y
: dead Ihis -he I'D nGt DO ol. CO nn1 - call On
-. seru. sld plead Der bard ca-e S.s,ing tsa, tie
Cofr ,.sii.s ought 20 do ION eibiug ~ her.
-, ,ipg netting could be DOE vi,h the agents, -'e
conn ercef calling on To- ivsuriuce Company Ply
.iciar az d one eyeS.Hg persisted 10 r-mNn'n< No
: fiire DD'n " uight - - 4 Up-i uid -
h-r ton-. She n.te inquiries 81 ~ ~oetne' ,he ~
cursl of divorce from her husband wouti %, AZ 10
op,.A.rrr ih- II suraIce money. She s.o Tantei 70
knns how long time must eaP~e before he "11I oo
o., siter.d = widow. Uliimsrely she went OAK %
Spin eueld Ohio, and was head 10 more oil Tor 7'n7
tire. II, . 90
IL Nav mbsr, 1888, youcg msh spphed q rs,
80 etsbr boarding. house on >up.Tfn' -tret =" pr"
non AID Board for yourg lady from Boston who'n
he expected 70 vi. THE city ia search Of employ hsht
IS ,eh, 81 teacher The lsdy did 10. sppear n me
tbont the middle Of the month, Nrs. Bal,Eiy sud
6.rly appeared AZ the boarding house snd engaged
room AID board for her-sif aader the nsine o' VI
Hart She -ia,ed that she sss attending the 'gliie'
isl Coil.ge and wa eu6eavorirg 10 get pace a.
chool teacher. in few day, the young ~ tn ".lo
had urey ously called. commenced paying her Vl,hs
:, reurt.er ted him 20 be Nilhsm frsnkln, az &c
o,ain, uc, If her. ard utimaicd tha' be WAS Paying
bis addresses 20 her The boarders discovered some
iiug about her tha, no, altogether rght anu re-
cuest.d TIE master OF the house 70 have h-r eH1hge
;. boarding plsce. AZ this time yaasoe ooos was
missing from ore Of the rootns. on inquiry osine
uaoe .he .aii she had lent It 70 Franklin, VINO, soc
ssi6 boarded at 'be Weidell. On Inquiry NO slcn
p-l-,h ass found 70 be known there. re then Sa,i y
was The Aogier. He %, known there. frfukHn
had given ont his he in the employ Of the Cleve
land and Plttrbargh Railroad Company, but th', 700
turned out 20 be y hcuon. IN
ard leave She said that she Wa expecting ZONE
money in q few days ard would pay up. Late one
evening hack called q, ne do9T anu ,te lat! pr,
va led on sn unsnspecibg tosrder to help her down
with her trunk After the trunk hsd been paced 10
he hack the LADY Of the hpuse came 20 te dor am
r.ouesied the payment OF her board olu. MIS-
Hart stepped back as II To pay i, our s.i.'e en-.
gunched 40 her saichel jumped into the hacs' ani
de Of. AT.
The people At the boarding honse made diligeni
,.arch after A" Miss Hart and " William tTsnhin
ana s.op found pewer and richer developments. Mise
Hat lad removed 10 another boarding -honse, r.
main~d short time Intimate terms with rranAin,
ard tleo wen, East. -,
Ffaikhu during his stay here had lived ia,i, anl
wa. cu,ueci,d Hitn Iunibcr Of the fast young men
~ thu .wn whose acqaalnance ne had made IN places
Of ou,,,lopsbe resort To them he stated h was 10
The employ Of the Csvelsnd ara Pittsburgh Railroad
Ccupsny, AID succeeded IN borrowing vaHous sums OF
mona ffuiu most Of his acqnautauces.
An6ut the tia Mrs. Il. disappeared, % also cs'ne
70 mi..i6g" greatly to the gnef of his berea'ed
freudr, Sho, sler finding hos extensively they hsh
been sod eupoye1 "A detective 20 trace ont the
III, away, but without success.
TIE search for him resulted in the discovery tba, az
aioher boarding hpuse be had smother Ms. Hart. 20
pboui ne paying his addresses nDder the n1m" Of
". ;. hDC. She disappeared az the same Tine WIN
Mrs Hart No. I.
The gold watch mentioned in Mr. b. story was sc-
tuslly IN her possession, aui wss pawned by her or
Haikiin previous 70 their leaving The city
There number Of other Interesting incidents con-
Iecled with the A" g-n'lemsny' Franklin and his III
anors'as but we withhold them in mercy 10 toe unfr
iuIaie aupes. We understand that some of the
poetry written by Mrs. Il. remained until l,tely At
y st. IL the safe keeping Of her admirers. The
Story is good enough as Il II.