The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-26
THE END OF A C0URTSlIIP.
WHERE norm WOOING IND BiRGAIN-
ING ENDED DIs1STROUSLY.
Sold Her Prospective sop-in-Iaw "a Buggy
Losing One aud suing for the Othcr-Dam-
ages Asked for the Expenses OF Court.hip.

ages Asked Tor the Expenses of Court,hip.
Early In the year 1875 u young man OF
| Nrwtown Conn, Mr.. Ormcl f. Morgan. was a
frequent visitor at the house Of Mrs. Ann
Guirian. prosperous boarding house keeper
of tho little village of Trumbuu. Mr. Morgan
possessed both mental and physical graces. ho
was an engaging convcrsntionnlist. and more
thnn ou mic Ia, ,,,,s .,,.l, ., ,,,,,,,, IL, b,,
80, W - Nv "'N 7".' o." ~ ''''
/ making tlat ne easily commanded Tour dollars
n day when he worked at his trade. l}v his
ul.osort .llross ,,1 ,os,, ,,,,s Ia, s,,..iii.
p''"s"h' "u"r'SS "il' e"7y ""SS' ne sp''u'y
won ms way INTO inc esteem ana anection oil
the unsuspcc,ing Mrs Ann Guirian her hus-
bond Nrhnol and bar rr.,tv dnughtcr Mo-
Susan Ann.
The ostensible purpose Of the young man Of
N.,y,o,cn In ,;si,i,,, ,h, e,,i.i.,, I,.,,,,..,i
| -. -. a.. a. = a.
was ~ nrs' the desire TO lind "a refuge from his
loneliness and haven Of congenal thought
and feeling in the bosom of n ouin, family An
-. - - =, "t' '''''' "''
,hese 'h'hss ne iouhd NJ Mrs tulrlan board
ing house, and daily his visits grew more fro
o,,,,, A, l,n,,,h 4, h,,, ,.',..,,,i. IN.
t''. ~, =, '-'' !" pV'"'"' eVnVi""S N"u""
| That Mr. Mo- gan was the accepted suitor Of Miss
! Susan Ann. He spcnt most of his time at the
bo,,,., ~, hos ,,,,,,. h ,,il,,t a, 1 ,t,..i ,,i,
nome OF nor mother' ne walked ana talked WITH
her in tho evening twilight. ate hearty dinners
with her, and on SUNNY nights the ul,his
burnod until , l.ta bnur in tb, ii,ti, ,,,ri,, IL,
which they sat.
In July last the confidential relations existing
between Mr.. Morgan and the Guirlan family
had reached their highest flow and since that
time there has been a steady and persistent
| ohh In ti,, r,.,,,h ,h, ,,,,,,,o. re-. ,,.,,,,
epp' IN una, moh'h inc Young natter, taking
! advantage OF an auspicious moment when the
| trust in his integrity was most implicit grace
| r,tlv informed Mrs Gni,inr ,b,, ~. d,,i,,,l =,
.""' '''o''''- "ie 'u'''"p ul'' ne u''si''u 10
pnr,hh-" hor buggy. She. having no urgent
! need ~ the vehicle was tlyorahly incliuou to-
! Wari ms proposition. Before young Morgan
! quit ths house that night the bargain wis ,'lu-
] ~.
! giving h"rhis ngir Tor ninety days. Alter this
transaaction Mr. Morgan called few times. and
! th'h ms NisltS IT, the iamlly began Ia decrease
IN a eTnduai and symmetrical manner II was
noted tnai his manner was less bnoyant and
] '9f'llal, Nnd ms SUNDAY night calls were OF
| shorter duration. All this troubled the Guirian
! family and stsrow and cNnSpcrutlon succeeded
| e. rejoicing. At length he remained away en-
| trey, AMI Mrs. Huirtdn began To- be ANXIOUS
| over the note and her buggy.
Al the expiration of tho ninety lays she no.
| costed Morgan ia the street and asked HIM for
| the payment of the money that he had prom
/ ised her. The Young man wn- cN.srdini.lv M.
/ fable, and promised To- settle the matter within
/ ten DAYS. The ten day. -llnp.d nv md th.u
= she wrne, io him directing ner lcttcr To- his
/ home IN Nrwiown. and adiurlng HIM. IN the
name NJ honesty aud Old irirnd-hiI, To- come
/ and sotie. no answer was received to TIL.
/ epi-tlr and after ~ iDng DELAY Nj Gnirien sst
oti for the Newtown home OF Mprsan. '''''
Alter stormy dehni" With Morgni,'s mother.
t Ta9 cane so 9qi o; i The enc9un'ar SO whqsd
/ barn and find Orm.l 90 Mr. iirint ,y,nt Ia liz.
" Nnn ,,y.. me- : 10 fnr linn Lu.,,,, all lIra
Gniran; YOU Know VOL, do ,"S-'' '''' 'i'7'
Yes. know do: but times arc hard. and
cried Mrs. Guirian. ~.,rnitiiiy "v.I p,ni' Il
u dav. know you 10. and III have thnf money
lurn door Nnr.an W, ni on with bis thr.-hiri,.
Mrs MDr-tit v..t- s,t,.rr.f. A D., ,,. i',.l .,,I
sinister limits ana ,hrcais that Inc nrr'i
mother throw nat re- ~" depart II. and hv her
assertion Il at she'd max. Orf,,.i '-woni ar #
ihat she Mrs Morgan at once pif most of lr.r
Vroperiy out of her hands. a llIuahic farm M
d = Nflvp. "A Nau~n or ftVp lu another fItvft and
most 81 her HON. prnp.rtr WI. tIar.I I'm H.
hands ~ oiher-. Ior rnson fpr fhis course
wa- the fear. a. sle -ali tn.u Mrs t,utr,t,
would " dos ',nl with inll furv upDn her tr,ll-
"fiy AMI d'sl"i her Of nor osttte. IN order 10
settg the sj0 debit Of hnr son. Mrs Morgan was
mcni toned in her pr,-,,nec '''''' VI 0''' IAN was
4 short season elapsed and the buggy Of Mrs
Guiriun. who had moved in the mean time
from the village OF Trumbull to the city of
,ufrlisrp9r Wns unpaid Tor ~" had ncsousht
hai either maininI nod discreet silence or mud
rs.tiv'ly refused &" satisfy her d'nands.
Al 1h-,h' WIZ pali'h.r worn out AMI hope
9ne d 'irrrcd, Mr.. Guiriun PLACED ul" ra-, IA
W" l4"ml- "l per attorney, W. Morris -.
lirnri-'"y went a'tlv'''y ~ york; aud 90 writ of
g,h',m'rt was -su", npen the property of
Ms. VI 'rsan. W..u thr o1i ar went forth t1
~" llH'A nii'u n' l.'iut lul" cls" tr at
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