New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-29

IL camel fUanding witness an envelope.l A. Yes, SIT
that ia my penciling In the corner
O. Look at this paper and state whether that Is inc al
swer which you received from Mrs Tilton that night
Handing witness paper.l A. That Is correct
Mr. shearman-Now. your Honor please, We oner this
note to Mr.. Cleveland in evidence tReadingJ
FRIDAY, p. NJ, July 10, "a.
DEAR SIR: Il Mr. Triton with the Committee this M
or will he he informed OF an ythng that may disturb him
Please send word by bearer, have promised IN tat
to telegraph Mrs. Tton to come and remain WIN
me tonight. Imay have forgotten to mention ths wheii
speaking 10 20" 'l'' p Ill., '0"'' '' n. T. ovIscroS
No. 14s IIicks-st
Marked Exhibit ID. 1877"
Mr.. Shearman-And the envelope from Mr.. Cleveland
addressed. Mrs. OvInSon." Offer that marked. Elk
bibit ID. 1881
Mr.. shcarman-I now Offer the letter from Mr. Cleve-
land In reply: Rcading.I
DEaRM, Tilton is here. but guess you need not
send for Mrs Il. Yours always, O.
Marked Exhibit ID, 1921
Mr. shearmanI offer the reply Of Mrs. Ovington.
the contents OF which have been given I'm evidence
Mr.. Fulerton-Le us that it may not be admissi-
bic Examining the letter. No objection to lit
Mr.. shear,nan-Ths is the letter from Mrs. Tilton to
Mrs. Ovington: [RcadingI
MY BELOVED: Do not fear for me- Will stay to-
night and como to you in the morning. We will both
trust ana wait on the Lord. .-
An, Your own, sister, ELIZABETH
Marked :" Exhibit D,I4O."I
Mr.. FullertOn-If I understand you correctly, Mrs.
Oyingt0n, you communicated
Mr.. ShcarTnan-One moment Mr.. Fullerton Let me
ask one question. TO the witness. Did you communi-
cate show this note Of Mrs Tltons your husband
that EVENING" a. Immediately.
Mr. FulcrtOn-Wcl, don't see tho importance OF IT,
RECROSs- EXAMINATION OF MRS. OvINGTON.
Mr.. FuIlertOn-I understood you to say that
IN no ~ no ~
land to Mrs Tilton. A. think if remember correctly,
that put the note before and wrote from that saying
that was Mr.. Clcvclands letter to me.
Q. Then You inserted copy OF it-a literal cOpyi A.
think 40; am not certain; think did.
Q. Did you communicate any other information TO her,
excepting that fact that you had addressed Mr.. Ccve
land and received that replyi A. Nothing else that
remember except that Mr. Ton before the Commit
tee and invited her. she wished to do go to to
that night.
O. You did not communicate anything TO her, then to
the effect that something would take place, had taken
place, before the Committee that would disturb Mr..
Ttoni A. No, Sir; knew nothing about ii | did not
write anything OF the kind.
O. Did you expect her the following morning after re-
ceiyng that note A. did not expect her. When she
SAID she would come to in the morning thought it
was merely call conversation, but said to you
my other examination. it was great surprise to Inc
that she to our house.
O. Well, you did not expect her, then, at ALI A.
thought she she might come call.
@ Well am not referring to whether 1t was call OF
whether it was permanent stay that she contemplated
did you expect her the next morningi A. did not
pect her than her note Indicated that she would
call upon me In the morning.
G. Well. did you think she would call, "a the note ind
cstcdl A. thought she might. She in the habit OF
calling, Mr. Fullerton and had been for years. upon
Mr.. FullerOn-Well, that il all. unless Mr. Shearman
wants you.