New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-02

oo"h acquaintance With Mrs, Ttlton 10 that y0n pnhs
food h"r qualities Of mind aud charaotoft A, think 10
mus, have been subsequent 10 1900 have very vivid
rccoocton OF visits made there. although THAT s 40
special recollection have general recollection that
was there moro and more frequently going there
q Up TO what period IL IL that you have rec0llec
tloni A. Up 10 the period 1868
O. Yesi A. On returning from Europe rccolect dis
tncy thinking Of the personal friends 10 whom hhonld
like TO give little souvenir Of my foreign Journey. and
her occurred 70 me- which could not have been
unless had been or less In the habit of frequent
or quite frequent, intercourse
q. Did you your return from Europe bring variety
OF souvenirs for various personsi A. Yes Sir; brought
mossagaes and garnets and various wood cayings-all
that bcabsc folly that travellers that have never been
abroad but once bring home with them.
Q. And that occasion did you make gift 20 Mrs.
Tiltoni A. | did.
q. OF what A. topaz Brazilian topaz brooch
q. And you remember the fact and the OccasiOni A.
do When gave It TO her she thought it pil-bOX
that had brought home from her husband with pills
! GIaughtorl
q Spoke Of it in that wayf A. Yes, Sir gave 1t to
her and she did not look at IT, and was going away and
said 10 her Hadn't you better look that r. and she
opened it and burst laughing imnoderate laugh
| and said I. What is the matter !" l a little
abashed Well" she said asked Dorey to bring
home some pills. and thought he had sent them home
| by you" (I.aughterJ
Q. Before that time do you remember any occasion OF
| any gift OF remembrancer from youl \ No. Sir had
made presents to her husband but not to her that re-
l member
Q. When tina; the picture the trailing arbutus
was given that before this \. That depends
that about the time that they moved into their new
/ house
/ Q They went into new house in 1866 \. Yes. sir
Q. That was INV impression. Now. during the period
while they were living Mrs Moy>c before they moved
into the present IvinStonSt house hsd You become an
AaR.iUal visitor al their house it subsequent 20
VISITED them ea do&' al ,No.r house a. Mrs MNrscs
dorS know Va: thai visited 'Aen much there a. ala
4 subsequently.
Q ATtoT tAey ToaVjJS thor house, IA livingston
"a IS osed. think 10 No0 'vu'o'ohcr an "cca
a. tht eff ~ rS,tON saA whom shat SIT was
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sry p'ytgTv bUt tls7 ~ ne U@Hns afN0jvs
2 = wan hst v'ss riorory' 4 vs.. ga. ,ha, was
ve-y hasgrrgJ ricrurc
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10 won Tnesr v.hst ma hisrn7' 1tat tA y, see
= What me town IN vH,N 10 vAs s'''Nt
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praise % give courage r. 81 wa a. ae@ 'y,N
led ch3nt AtvT n VItht jp1't n ,N' cf''r
M alApE-e and rask tlam ia hr7 ~ va "ha 'oape7
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vler ID. 64a hhch; had caIe oUi mao tlt A'"s ~"
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sac ~ inc Na whom ihs :h.ia 0a> horn she Sho"lA
1na hc9 C-avT. ~ hc. the might ho >hc Vas
c>yo..Ay AZ, cAte6 Win Thai ldoa aa6 Vhoo Inc sUse
oueni-iAc next v.Siea foSton and Sao THIS by
/ MS Ro0N.n>-
/ 9 This piciurci 4 This ri,iuTc-a charming enc"
rrcAllci her adm rAiioa q thai chapter and partly
contribution the house. and partly - souvenir ~
that Literary interview. took down ana sane g 60 hoJ
q. In what form NJ manner was 10 e.vCnt 4 I don't
remember in any other way than would eiNe picture
e. any body.
@ We'll. did You put Il yourself whore was hungi n
have some recollection of coun>clliug about that
think though set upon the mantopicco in the back
| parlOr and subsequently IL was hung-l do not
| Q. Hung in that parlori A. Yes.
! q. II was a framed picture A. Yes, Sir a picture
about two feet long and about eight ten inches WIDE
| one of these long, sidc-Ong pictures.
@. And it a decoration the wall of the houseY
A. Yes Sir recolect its hanging there, and recollcc
being afterwards there when 1t was not there.
O. These presents that you brought from Europe were
not confined TO your family A. Oh! no, Sir.
O. They extended to A. presented suppose thirty
| or forty
O. Among your acpuaintencesl A. Yes Sir; among
the children OF the families where had been intimate,
and among persons that had frequently met and with
whom had in various ways, labored.