New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
MR.. TILTON VISITS HIS WIFE.

HER REFUSAL TO SEE HIM-MR. ovINGroSs AC-
COUNT OF THE AFFAIR.
Announcement was made yesterday that
Mr. rlton on Sunday night sought an interview with
his wife which she had refused. The refusal was posi-
tive and Mrs. fton declares that reconciliation Is i'm
possible and that she Is very determined 20 adhere
the course she has adopted. She has no thought OF
reuang TO occupy her LviDgstonst. house at present
until the Papers OF separation signed Mr.. Tlton
told Eagle reporter yesterday that he went to see
Mrs. Tilton and was unsuccessful. "My object was
simply this and this alone: wanted TO tell her that II
she needed any article for her use which was Mt my
residence in LIvngsOn-st that she was at liberty TO
call for it at any tiDe and would be conveniently alb
sent"
Edward ]. ovingon iDterrogated last evening by
TRIBUNE reperter in relation TO Mr.. TltOns visit on
Sunday night Ho told the story follows
Last Sunday night went ride after dinner, and
when l returned I learned that Theodore Tt0n had
and aft,npt +" Se NJ Sis ~ 1itS1 re rang the do6rbe
about Z, and shown into the parlor mrs Oyington
was very much surprised at s call but he seemed en-
tirely AT hs After commonplace remarks. he
said thas he wished to have talk with Mrs It0n, and
asked Mrs. own On whether sDe would not request her
tO down 90 the par0r shsw him stars 10 her
room. hrs. OyngtOn replied that II ho Would remain
In the paror she would see whether Ms. Triton "Oud
him not.
Mrs. Tlton was considerably aGtated by Mr. Tton's
presence the house. sue positively refused 10 sce
MN, and told Mrs OvIngSn that nothing coald change
her mind She had nothing nat she wished II say 20
ence. Mrs. Oylnston returned 70 the parlT and NJ
formed Mr. TltOn that Mr.. rtOn WAS decided ia her
determination not to permit BIN 10 have an interview
With her Mr. 14 ton stayed IA the house until and ~
that time several times 70 MRS ItOn 70 after
ser determination and mm. sac remained nrH-
however, and utory refused 70 speak 10 hlndO~h
the stairs.
Mr. TltOn talked very freely about his case 10 Mrs
OvngtOu during his long call. H. threatened that ne
mad used MS greatest ana most convincing
proofs When should bring ths evidence before the
public said. would Overwhelm and crush hls Opo-
nents lie had talked IN the same grand wiy 20 MI
OyilgOn before only he seemed more nIrsh AMI Nehe-
ment than usual. Just before he went away ne mi4dt
another attempt induce Mrs. Tun % have aA inter
view him. When he found tntt nothing couid IN
duce her 10 him, be affected great md-linimitY'
and cent word Mrs TltOH that the ,epati-
tion papers were signed hc would up is 10use ~
Livingstun-st. her ana the children. lie also sali
should wish to get anything she now had IN
the house, she cOnd send for IL at any tne ana Ne
would surrender tbs property Immediately.
l cannot imagine. concluded VI. OVnstOn, what SUD
lime lnpudenGe could induced SIR IdtJu 10 caii
upon his wife. AZ my hOus. On SUNDAY. utHeYe tlat
he had cunning motive. ald some Dian - carry
ont think that ms power over his Tft j. - great
that II had permitted ban % see h5r ne mghJ nave
forced her 10 accompany hm - MS mons" IN L-N-
gSJOn-st agIn. Mr.. TltOn5 power over ms wtie IS a.
roat her presence, today as it ever Ns II NJ codl
see her would ne Obliged % obey him The children
are yitn Mrs. Morse. III MOntciair n j.