The New York herald., 1874-08-22
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY AUGUST o. s74-RPIE SHEET
- THE STRANGER IN rIIToN's HoUs-.

TIE STRANGER IN rILTONS H0Us--
Morse she says Iilton had sent s~~*"* with the
others away. l purposely omit the name OF @ tn.s
able that she should be away from Brooklyn. That
reason, as given me by Mr.. and Mrs. Tlt0n, was
TINS she mad overheard conversations by tnem
concerning Mrs. nlt0n's criminal intimacy Win
Beecher, and she had reported these con-
y%ersatlons versatile TO several friends Of the family.
quences OF her prattling, it seemed proper.
for the safety OF the two families, that she
was accordingly done. she was put az a boarding
school at the West, and the expenses OF her stay
there were privately paid through me by Beecher
70 wnom mad stated the difficulty OF having the
girl remain in Brooklyn; and he agreed with us
that it was best that she should be removed and
offered to be at the cost Of her schooling The
bills were sent 10 me from time TO time they be-
came due, part OF them through Mrs. Tlton.
e IT. Ms ae ana
and they we're sent to me by Mrs. T. as part OF
these transactions
"""*** TO MRS. rILToN.
MY MY DEAF asos MRS TIrJosaI want 70 t.you somshine
sssI Ana
kind attentions shown me by Mr.: Tton for years
wers for a. aes ies pa
% not to be made
ana your husband. Bye by. ssssss
These notes are in Mrs. Tilton's handwriting and
on the same paper used by her in correspondence
FROM THE SAME TO THE SAME.
MY DEAR Mrs. TILros-The story that Mr Tiiton once
lifted me from my bed and oarried me screaming his
Yours truly,
While this young lady was at school she did in
form friend OF Mrs. TilOn, Mrs. p, OF the stories
OF the family relations. These stories were written
to Brooklyn. and came to the knowledge OF my
friends, creating an impression upon their minds
unfavoraDle TO Mr.. Tllton and might pos stoly lead
to the reopening Of the scandal. I therefore took
pains to trace them back, and found tnat they
told them. l therefore called upon 1iltOn and
asked II these stories could not be stopped. Soon
November 1872, written bv Mrs. Tlton, with note
to me on the back thereof, to disabuse Mrs. P.'s
mind n % as TO the girls disclosures. The letter Is
MRS. TILroN TO MRS. P.
. NY DEAR Mns P1I come to yea in This fearful ex.
s osasS p ans Ss MY
husband had made false accusations against me ~hcn
In order that he may appear his defence. thus
the terrible w you
ns se % ns @ hin the ns @ only ray of light
and cooperation in my behaIiY
friendly spirit which dear mother may have gwen him
chharnably hn upon ALL save you Ahect9naztely your
OF course you will destroy this letter.
Also. lproduce-out OF the order Of time-a let.
ter OF Mrs. TtOn. marked "i 2" sent TO me q
year 0CerWarOS 1Or money IOr the purpose OF pay
Ing this young PERSONS school expenses, and also
a statement OF accounts and letters OF transmits
sion, and note acknowledging receipt for quarter
ending June, 1871 from the principal OF that
school, marked "Z /" and ~ q" All these sums
were paid BY Beecher, and forwarded the money
to settle them through Mrs. Mlton. or sent the
money directly to the principal OF the school at
her request
MRS. TILToN TO MouLroN
TUESDAY, Jan. Is, 1872
DEAR FRANcrs-Be kind enongh to send nae $s0 for
*s**.s want to enclose 1t in tO-morrow's mail. Yours
gratefully ELIZABETH.