Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-08
FIRES AND MARINE DISksTERs
TIEE0N LETTERS.
One TrsEs His NiTc u hfca Made Hia.

NFw YoEE. February S-Ol tlo reyump-
-UH ~ the firOn- ieryhCr trial to-day. Mr.
Tituu sat ru her usual plHrC-i}.ucGrr ANA
Wi" were seated haEiud hi> counsel nlt lIi
'n"Ut - the FlNmpurh gathering. Tti5ol
resumed hlS place un iaH stand. ENIT.T
stated O. af counsel cu fAD a. fprs.l ns.g rr,.
cU"ct all thc letters they cailoi t'r except
one. which would De- u.ab tdrm book
Counsel sItn - the latrer Wr.l.nl lV 4. .lIDn
To EiS wife GA the lsfh % FsHrasry. l>f>.
another written january 80. i~t', referring @,
= irttg sent Ny Tier a few dass bssprs f-f
wllra She said sire could NOT live oV tine sal
af$ allowed her He stated tlg' tllS intvilt-
geucc made him sick. and cpfnllal1cl rp
money had gone into hank. all tgaf the OK.
traNag1HCc lD the Dresses OF On. chnlr,s.i
must tC CUraet and iHp residence Iu IsrookI1n
sold, 90 the expenses of carrying DO or
A letter from Mr.. Tuton 10 her husband
January 3D.. i-l-~. was read. DECLARING how
sorry she Was that hgr har>lIloS> hal driven
h-m 10 th' degree % had. and styling herself
TlIE CHIEF og SINNERS"
She had Ist seen Bc"chcr since he tTiit0UN
i'It, ana >ilg cia not care about seeing him
until hS lk"ycherI had better opinion oI
him. Another letter from TIltop "a his wife,
december 2, l>6E. declared that Lately ne hal
been eHdeaN0riuE to ascertain what were his
earthly ambitions. 90 StruEgl" with and over
come them, and that now hc hat hren able
To lay them aside. lie liked Bcechsr az well
- ever he did, hut he had ceased 10 be hiS
souls prop. ana was not 80 dear a friend aS
hc formerly had been. A letter from Mrs.
Tilton. dated March Oth. l,6g. pstltioned
engagements away ffOm home a they could
live quietly AZ home ON the salary hc could
make In The city. The next letter wa laInl
August -. i~si9. from Tlton 10 his wife and
confessed tI9r tEc last summer he passC hai
been
THE MOST wRFTCUEn oNF or MS LIFF.
lie declared indt GA searching the GsnflS ~
hiS soul he found thar ho loycI her more
dearly tb3n any OtlCT woman. ant wished
tEat hc was more worthy Of her Kindness aud
Selfdcnial. Witness then cpufinual his
crOss-c1amIuatiuu. dIa not make an ar
IangcmeHt with any New York paper % pua-
tSn these letters. but the lFi5Itslc made such
editor of the ITEla made application fDr
ny sworn statement, 10 Doe published In
Us columns, which / also rpflee.I.
oliver Johnston is an old gentlemln living
Ia New York, who used 10 hc associated with
me on the I5tfisf feIptC.d. and afterwards assist
td beCCheT ia the publication OF the CTsriufagl
tD'oR. NV intimacy with him began wien
placed him Oh the C5ris i,,ll JHsfsp do nof
Think would recognize him now. lie came
occasionally 70 visit at my house, but was
NOT LIKED BY MRS. TILTON
on account Oi has religious tcnets. On leaV.
ing the IGdepeII,ieH, he edited the Hee5ly T,a-
tune under Horace Greeley. The aggregate
receipts IL the rough from my leCturing tours
IN one season averaged about nine thousand
dollars, from which the expenses OF nv fam
iiy had 10 be deducted. Cannot now call 10
mind what The circulation of the Taispraisss
was while was there; but Bowen told me 10
had largely increased after j took charge OF
II. DO not know what ats circulation was
sent 10 l,Oj0 post Offices throughout the conn
try. When I went into the Ia.Lpsrfsa' Mr..
Eowen told me tEat its circulation was about
j. Gee.