The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-09
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Two HonrJing- House Keepers Bnnsrupt-A
Mnn who ..tnys EeNond the Srnsnn.

Lose BRANCH, Sept. S.-Although the sen
son has hcrn unusually brisk. the storm that
has just ended il suddenly has precpitaied
bankruptcy on few Of those who depend on
capricious boardcrs for their living. Mrs.
Louisa G. Jones. mistress Of II large and FASH
ionablc boarding house at IA East Thirty-scconl
street. Now York. was not prepared for what
b"fcl the watering place. and was obliged 10
quit from the creditors who bcsicgod her. She
rented beautiful and capacious cottage on the
hoaah h. between laurh's and IIowlnnd's Hotels.
The landlord was Coz. Greene of Pleasure Bay.
towhom she paid hall of the ( 100 that he asked
for the rental Of his house. The establishment
was constantly full Of good class of
hoarlrrs. and Ms far as any one know she was
doin. we'll: hut tho tradcsmcn who furnished
her with provisions camorod for their pay. and
ton days ago she went to New York Shc left
twnnty hoardcre. servants whose wages were un-
paid. and bills held against her by butchers and
bakers and Try goods men. The dealers called
flight. md finding her gone. were concerned
for their money. One after nnothcr dropped
into Squire Lanes Office to secure wr " at
nishcd when she 1casrd t. hut she brought with
her n lttlc bedding. bcdstead or so. and a
good dca Of china ware and crorkcry.
Constable Van Dyke. porcriving what had
happened. established himself in the house
with Squire Lanes orders TO let nothing b.
refuse the hoardcrs permission to move their
baggage. The men and women tried 10 brow
to take her pat clung to Ibis cont and
wept; but he was firm. Finally. when
the borders brought their wrongl to
the ears of the authorities, the constable was
ordered TO let them go with their property.
Then the constable played a sharp trick on tho
servants. who said Mrs. Jones had given them
what belonged To- her in payment for their -"r-
vices. The constable saw u means Of finding
out what really belonged to the fugitive. and
ffHtn Nl faffa falH..V .t.lt
they claimed and move 1t away. They filled n
hig trunk and three worry large parcels with
the things. and were getting oN. when the con-
stable seized the stun in the nam" Of the credi-
tors. Wrts of attachment had been issued for
many debts. but the trouble and cost Of getting
them ont was all lost for Col. Greene. the laul-
lord. seized everything under "A distr ~ war
rant, and IN the hope Of securing part Of the
$500 that WAS owins him.
4 similar ,,lsc il that Of Mrs MrFerrin. whose
address IN New York no one here seems to
know. She rented cottage. and suddenly re-
tired from II last week. owing debts, and lrHN-
ing n house fun Of hoard'rs. Her creditors
srized horse ana wagon that they found. hut u
claim ON That property. Enough other prop
eriy 70 satisfy the creditors claims has been
months. and then sold. fhrrc are two or three
boarding house Keepers who's" property -
watched 10y the town cunstahl's because a. 'ir
creditors SUSPECT them oi dishonest Intentions.
George Pnnf.ld came to board at the Irving
House in june. H. ram w a big hill. hut
tnkod So much atuU' h. y. ans thni hl- lnnd-
lDri. Geors" l.. Burion. III" wrllthlc-t hotl-
kr"lrr ht th" Branch. WIS ensrd IN his mind.
Mr. PcnM"ld said /" hal "a heaNy int = II in the
cons firNurW Z MptiN az Hart ord ana
owned som" ypiut'i' property Just outs ~" TINT
city, H. sad be- Was rAu.tlng lnre' sum of
money from ia" VI Al an q lVcrumcnt and from
DiN'r rDh-ll. uN u.s. 'r'at 'i@ H. .At iiAln '' q
great man, friends. among them 7. Barn u
ui Nrw-A ori. Who Quitth hotel indebted Ia the
sun oi nearly three Ngu'rni dollars. but wrote
lax that Mr. P.naed would settle It
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