The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-22
MRS. MOONS HUSBAND.
How IN Industrious LaborIna Man was spoilt
by Marrying an Heirc~

Mrs. Ann Broom, a prcpossessing young
English woman. about 25 yenrs old. sailed for
London yesterday in the steamship Canada.
She arrived in this city from her nome in Lon
don on May IS in the City of Berlin. with about
81 100. Her homeward pnssage WIS paid for by
the Commissioners Of Emigration who also
gave her n small sum of MONEY 10 enable her to
reach her friends in London The story that
shc tells in STRAIGHTFORWARD way. and which is
In the main corroboraed. 10 as lollows
About five years ago an uncle died. leaving
her Ell. 900. She was married about two years
ago. and at that time she had $4,000. She mar
ried John Thomas Broom. glider by trade.
He was earning good wages when she married
him. but the good fortune OF wedding an heir
pss diminished his industry So that during
tho year and eight months that they spent In
London after their marriage she pud most Of
tho EXPENSES from her Legacy; ihriy last winter
She gave her husband $500 with which 10 come
to the United States, ON condition That he would
provide home for her and send for her within
u short time. She cumo in May, ~ stated. and
was met at the pier by her husband. VINO took
her to u restaurant in Brooklyn and attrrwHrd
20 house in Sands street. whrrc they boarded:
IL" was not ouruing hnlthinR ana she paid
their expenses. On May % she gnve him $50.
for which he WIS Ia obtain American money.
He soon returned. saying that il was too late TO
grt theG10uey changed, On the following morn
ing no went out at 81. ostenshy To- hHye the
money changed. and took with him not only
ring. She has not seen him since hut on May 30
she received tho following letter from him:
NAY.Q-iialrnaSt
DElRtsr WIZ have NO doubt When you receive Ills
nwnl uwst YOU very much. lul want lon To- read II
advantage. must tell You almost directly arrived
here ic in with some one that has rrcat deal Of
yoa Tor S'' ;,% ' nSt When ioami YOU would
not even answer my letters hogfht itfst 10 kecp ny
curresro dcncc which have done When LETT YOU
this morning mlly intended 10 attend 10 NV business
but happened 10 meet this party end was offered
such % money could not rrfusc, hut cannot hvp
telling YOU have been very stupid for have t"i sgN
eral lcnpe about uy Glance but When F"u uW dd
have uvr hundred pound Bank o Enrlaud notes which
] will forward tu william Ecud directly have written
this de- 50 hnie you VIII not try 70 nnd me. ter u
would not onv ruin but YOU vili allow yuu E2tp
yer year which s - week which YOU can live uu very
well DO not stop m this country. for you have
..,rmnme Of the Whlr star linz starts Nav 30.
ci-cW iwutNua tu pay Mrs Garrett ANA want Won
Co. forgive me. lut see you have no confidence 90 me-
have matt ous fortune. Cop ntcni Co scll myse was
sure "" never cuud lave hHpp, to,Hrr - t"neh, u
hy 'or time uuy. for intend g. >e NDu a.un. Hope
tiis Viii not uicNc Nuu ttQ much. ttink the No'ase
! could not b. lapry if knew ,ou we're NOT well pro
vdrd inr Unjust conclude wishing YOU health and
saie voyage home. Allow me to remain your loving
+ s-Beheve me. my own dear shall never forlet
you
On the a she made application at Castle Gar
den Tor means To find her husband. At the sug-
grstun OF tue commissioners. Police Justice
FiHmmer issued u warrant Tor him. AMI De-
t"ctlvr Grnclru was couimissi ned To execute
n. lie searched Tor him tor Two weeks. hut did
not find him. Before Mrs. Broom arrived he
used to live az the Opera Hotel in Eust Four
teenth street. The detective tracked him 20
several places uu town. mud 10 Is thought TINT
he has gone TO California with another woman.