New-York tribune., 1874-08-05

you found her occupying IN your house : A. think
she hurt me more than any In the world she
severe and treated with greater contempt
nybody else ever did. and TO such an extent that
could speak Of II to my husband. he took
any side nor could tell mother about 1t; did not
feel like revealing her all this trouble 0arra-s
ment and humiliation; dd not feel that
there was place for my head 10 tbat
In the streets; night after night | walked. with
my waterproof cloak ou and would 20 Dack and creep
into tue basement ana lie down anywhere. feellng
utterly wretcbed once went away from home. think
that would not come buck but found that lad
owns a ot in Wool. aud there two babies
went there. vito my waterproof CLOAK on, and "th
the hood over my head aud lay down on tho two griyes
aud felt peace had bceu there bur little while before
the keeper OF the grounds ordered me on; pad
attention to hun; did not regard his orler unu ne
again In few moments and said Il order yOn on
these grounds do you hear ne ." rose on my feet
Is tbes; two graves" :" and he actually bowed down
man, itw very hearty aHd very grateful me
he SAID dad not know that these were yours :" ana
he eft me aud stayed there ON the little graves tho
rest or the day.
q Were experiences OF that character common during
other persons into your family conseq elce Of
MS treatment Of youi A. Yes. but no Que ever kuew
IT, aul cdnhp endure T. tel 10 nov; Al tue timc.
trust yon will all think che mIuer over vel, and
az lite Of it as Won can.
provision did nc make for yodr family = A. suffered
very much indeed from want; have sometimes ID
nfe; many ana many time have had foOJ, and
Theodore ha5 been utterly indifferent u II the Winter
was very severe; seat away the servants, aud had
maIked house there came scarcely one human being OF
al the church people, ana had not friend call
me; my brother only called once; lived uy myself.
Theodore there To sleep, bIJ he di LOOK
the matters 10 whether nad ths that Othtr
tnng; he always took ms meals with SIR. 5lOltOb.
q DO you think II was on your account Il Dls
COUNT A. think it was on account of the family
troubles; thlnk that the publicity OF the WOOdnuh
matters was the cause or my social neglect.
Mr. StOrrs-Were the Woodruff women therel A.
Not the Woodruff women; Mrs Woodruff never came 10
me after returned from the country; but two
three times she nad taken her ais there and
occasion Mr. TltOn wanLeG To have her stay over san
day aud refused 70 have any Sunday visitors Of
Several questions followed touching upon Ir Ttons
bringing OF Qtuer ladies into his hou-e, MIS-, Ilon 9aig
with regard to OF the ade, she specially u.iLef,
that she had never thought there was anything crnIi
naly wrong In their relations with Mr. TitOL.I
Nj. C.cyeiand-ln lOokIuz back on all these years
with Theodore, do you feel conscious that You tried %
do yerythng that you could for him good VIE,
and a good mother To your chdrenf A. do;
not ptng OF conscience on tnat score; ieay
yet do not how could nave done differently.
O. 50 that IN this elimination aud DreaAlng up OF
family do not feel that you are TespOnsiOe
A do not: feel tnat have borne and suffered Tor
sake and that he alone responsible FOR ts dsup-
ton OI my Iamlly.