New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-20
LETTERS WRITTEN BY MRS. OLIVER.

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LETTERS WRITTEN BY MRS. OLIVER
| WASHINGTON, March ia number OF tet-
tiers were submitted MIS- Oliver to-day by General
Butler while she the witness stand, and she ad-
mitted writing them They Will be presented as evil
dence. They as foilows
THREATS AND OFFERS.
no. 2L1
ItoId Mr. S. g. Henkle would settle for $1,000 with
the $500 Mr. Riddle holds for me- deducting my board
while at the fremont House, and $40 posi-
| ton you yourself promised me, or $4,000 ana
1 will return home. You agree on either propO-
siton to-day. and stop giving orders 10 hreungS " III
Received January d.
| No. 25l
PAPA: Edd. Anterior came TO the whitney House,
and used your name there with mine. Have you told
| him to there and injure mel went
to bis wife; she uses your name with
me- also Have you told her to do III
7 am sure 1t Is Annie Davs'5 work, and now
| Mrs Fitzhugh says she is coming TO hear
what you have to say about me. Mrs. Fitz-
hugh keeps the Whitney House Her husband
! are Democratic oOutnerners. she told me sac w"ud
and yon and pet9ans her husband WI CONE
They related 10 q neral Carrlngtnn that LAWYER
smoke ~, when Ouu0 others such as your friends
would be more pleasant TO you dropped the burlington
| ny TO do with them. and II any OF bis
family should come to inqulfs, about r me; ron,
| whatever, 30 he careful what Won say TO them ana
please tell Edd A'herton to qnt talking aponi me III con-
AFRAID TO let Eddie Camp him talk to M, Eddie
Camp would 20 Instantly and tell Annie Davis, a. sho
forbid Chris talking 10 me, ana suppose she Is Tue ea
ali Ed. AtIerton'S Islander about me- Please STOP
Mr. uenkle is gentleman. He wiz come and sec yon
about giving or making settlement with me.
hope ,einrn VIII hc SSSn OI peasc ave MI HAaES
| 81 900, or give hun $1,000, aud lndorse
SefST S Ged me Seu s M8gi am suffering 6o%-no
IN
owe no one cent and all this YOU have brought on me-
/ never would have here had it not been
ten Edd. Atheron to nsnlt me In your name.
mistaken. Tnen Anne Davis tells Them they never
dare to DO u II some one whom you gave the I'D
surely God will revenge my enemies God knows
S %e no" you leave me mere ANA "'S ''"''' '-'
Letter No. GO says: 81 am in the house OF minister,
the same pous protection surrounds me now had last
Winter, and hope You will have respect for my
feelings so please do not allow my name spoken OF
with this woman's friends. Don't believe any
tale that comes to you am the only friend you ever
had"
Hon SIMON CAMERON
DEAR SIR: The attorney tells me am to give him
one third would like the settlement TO be made in my
presence / would like to DO present So as to be
satisfied. No use to make a settlement un'es' am
present as would be satisfied. Please tel the gen
| tIau,an YOU are going send this on Wednesday ami
have MIN send for then and there TO end the mat
ter forever. Yours resp, MAhi'
21I 4iast, NV.
Mr.. Riddle sent me word yesterday he failed to
sec you. As l am at liberty TO select AN attorney,
| | have selected S. s. hepkie to attend 20 my
case. / bring proof that your vines cousin,
Annie Davis, has been in . the r habit OF
She at one time presented some to your clerk Sir Barr,
can OF all You a&S LOUIS me- to
take medicine that has endangered my life, ana you
t KnoT Hotel God is witness all this
Therefor since you will not spare me I'D your ain 10 DO
me fearful injury, will be compelled 80 iake tue Ia"
| To defend myself d. o OLIVER
| Attorney S s. Henkls will call to yon aud VIII
present to you terms YOU wish 10 settle ne INJURY Done
inc privately. am sorry am conpelcd 70 act agaiast
| YOU but am lone orphan, and God VIII not suher
both of body and spirit. without using he help 10 assist
No. 80 plains of efforts injure her. and says.
" When leave hero expect 70 retire to a convent
LETTER TO SENATOR CAMERON.
| The Hon. j. D. CAMERON.
DEAR SIR: Since Annie DAVIS is going 10 Europe With
vour papa Chris Is busy at her house helping Will
make a settlement now You can send Mr..
| Sam Barr or OF your friends. VIII
return South. No to have your papa brought
| I'M with Annie Davis In the court, aud 1t will
be the case the matter comes before the public Her
old friend the editor who brought her here from Pha-
| de,phia and rented a for her on the
| third 1oor, corner OF New-Jersey-ave., IN
house where Mrs Buffers stands. he visits her
now. How foolish Your papa Is to allSw this woman
! your papa as slave at her beck, and that ~
She was intoxicated. and Tell down the stairs.
since il cannot be remedicd on your PapA's account
friendly settlement viii through Yourself IN person.
| or one known TO be directly from your papa
iiSP Ell e SSt aa ie%% MARY Oliver
Some day your papa VIII remember me- lote Inn the
| same. 1 would have made him usppy. know would
II went TO Europe with your papa l could introduce
him 10 the NOBILITY and show MN me Castle wneIe
cones up will nave fret people 10 my behalf and
had your papa treated me well You woa,o DO the hrs
to-day IN the Cabinet and our next President
THE SUBSTANCE OF VARIOUS LETTERS.
No "a is addressed Simon Cameron. and says: II
no setteme nt IS made. the suit Then defend
mvself I'm the court. and when do come
nm in tbs court intend with Gods help to sue
coed IN the defence OF my reputation. shall
die before shall fan in $st The F las fs.
moment there IL q conspiracy formed TO in
lure me IN my reputation that moment those
VINO p am NOT AFRAID Of that The iertor closes with
the remark For happiness In this life and In the
In Others Of the letters sac reiterates the alleged
promise of marriage by Mt. Cameron and Is willing 70
ception TO Atherton's conduct at the barroom OF
the Whitney House, n using ner name nae ana
TN anotaer she saws she wants $500 TO her by
Monday. She forbds payment Of money to any person
on her account In letter abe saws II hS Will marry
! her privately she will drop the SUIT and make hin
happy. She don't want his money but him" 49,,
In No ~ she invites the Senator To DO married pr
valey aud then she viii settle The suit and says ~ ns
does the President ana STANLEY ma ssnsior tean
them, and desires settlement , ,..
Several of the letters speak OF .he S So he
says she will settle for $1,000 and Government posi-
| tion, or $4,000.
VACANCY FILLED.
rroder;ck "A Hamlip was Yesterday appointed