New-York tribune., 1874-09-07

were telegrsphed from New England Saturday. va
the effort of Mrs. Ovington both Friday and saur
day Mr. riIton She called first at Ar. rilton's
residence In vin ngstons Friday afternoon, but noe
finding him at home and the housekeeper being unable
to say where be could be found. she then called at Mr.
Moultons In Remsenst., then at restaurant
Monaguest and last Of oil at the office OF exJudge g.
d. Norris Mr.. Tllton's counsel. Not meeting Mr.
Tlton at any OF these places Mrs. Ovngton up tho
search but Saturday afternoon addressed Mr. ton
the following note:
No iIs HfcKs-sTD. Sept. 9, 1884,
Mr.. TnroN: Can you call upon me I tnis sf'ernooni
Elizabeth has left oar house for day two. BE Kind
enough to return answer by bearer ana greatly oDneo
MRS Il. j. OyIsGroN.
Mr. Tilton responded without delay 10 q letter Of
which copy is attached:
No. l74 LIVINGSTON ST.. BROOKLYN. Sept s. 1874
MRS. E j. 0yNGroS-Aadam was surprised TO
Learn that you had called =, az y ro nose s aSe
requesting call at yours. Allow me TO remind you
desersS ss hey hSme and went to Reside With your
called upon You in order TO say that II sho wished any
articles from house she had only TO name them and
they would be her, II she wished to revisit the
house In order to select and pack the articles under her
to do 90 without embarrassment. You and your hus-
band chose to misstste the facts spirit and motive OF
this interview, and communicated TO the pubic press
the base that had taken advantage OF your
husbands absence In order TO invade your house and 10
force my way into Mrs. TltOns presence. since that
time various reports originating your FAMILY have APP
peared In the public prints to the effect that you had
country, keeping her whereabouts profound secret.
lest should be tempted to pursue her Win Yo-
desired by her mother to visit her, Qt being
the mothers right 10 see her child was for long tle
was subjected thereby TO great pain modification.
In view Of these and other similar facts not Few In
number and In view also OF the still more serious fact
that you were the willing agent Of Mr.. Beechers ad-
in tempting Mrs Tlton TO desert her homo TO
join her husbands enemies, to conspre with them IN
demanding her own exposure, and finally 70 be prac-
tcaly apg away BY them ana Pnocy lnsa,teo ~ mr.
my duty to inform you that cannot accept an invita-,
eop to visit your house either now Or herea
truly, iHhoDohE AiLiVs'
Upon the receipt Of this letter Mrs. 0vngton called
again at Mr. Tiltons house, where she informed him
that she had seeking consult with him regard
ing matter of Importance. Mr.. TltOn inquired II his
reply TO her note had been received by her. she had
read It, she said but 1t not satisfactory, and she
wished talk with him. Mr.. Titon repeated TO hef
tho substance of his letter, that he could not
consult with either herself or her husband
upon any matter in any way bearing upon
the present controversy; that they had chosen
misrepresent him every possible occasion to the
public press and that at the present stage would be
no more appropriate for him to confer with her or her
husband than with Mrs. Mr.. Beecher. Mrs Oyngton
remained at Mr.. Tton's perhaps half-hour, aud re-
peatedly endeavored to Introduce the subject OF her
CALL but he assured her that conversation upon any
subject other than the which had become public
controversy would be agreeable u him, and that her
mission could not be fulfilled.
Mr. Ovington stated last evening that the call OF his
wife upon Mr. Tton had reference to the children OF
the latter 1t had been determined to send Alice and
Carroll Tlton to boarding out OF the city, and'
it was thought best that they should to Mr. Owing.
toms for short time, that their mother could get
them ready Mr. TtoD, he said had forbidden this and
Mis- Ovngton wished 10 him to ask his permission
directly for them to Mr. Tilton declined to hear
what she went there to say
Mr.. Moulton had not informed his friends yesterday
when expect him back 1t is supposed by those who
would be most likely TO know his plans that bis state
ment will appear before the middle OF the present week.
but so often have his movements been surprises to his
friends that no be placed upon the various
surmises afoat.