National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-19

] took the money he gave me that you sent me TO
pay my expenses because you told me before you
morning yos, len IN YOUR Committee room. August
O. would have told you before this
how Mr., Riddle insultcd me, but YOU seemed to be
friend of his. Now do not care, as know he Is
acting for you. Before was not sure, or could not
understand why he offered the insult to me.
would very much dislike to think you told him to
do II, md / would dislike to think Mr. Riddle
would do so to wound my feelings. However he
made me suspicious Of him and | lost confidence
Iny n' H., hS WV tell you told him could not
win you comes mp In court shall tell how have
been treated. shall have attorneys to assist me
VINO nave known me since n schoolgirl
You know you told me the morning saw you,
before you left the committee room. you would
send me money to pay my expenses when would
money MIR. Riddle gave me was for that purpose
wheh he gave me the money and would receive
It asked him about the receipt lie told me in his
binding in my case 1t did not prevent me
rom bringing suit; but TO consult with
ter out of his hands wish had home In
Florida | could take simon to and spend part Of
ne year thcrc-anl have you come to sec me.
wouldn't hat be splendid, among birds, flowers
anu SunShine2 ! could wait ON you both. IL
would be so nice to live at FlUrda-you would be.
come young again. suppose you send me down
mere 10 prepare nice place for us to live at and
make IL heaven on earth, simon, you and L.
''''''' '''' MARY.
WITHOUT RELATIONS on FRIENDS.
hlNb SlE; am alone. have no relations. no
friends, and through the kindness of Hon s. Cam.
cloih your brother, have able to help myself But
unfortunately now woman excuse The world
learned ihnt ! had often been to see Mr.. Cameron,
ana She thinks that there is no better or kinder
gentleman on the globe. Because Of this. She is
DONG all she can TO inure me. She says She is re-
ialcd to your sister, Mrs Cameron. and calls boy
MIS- Cameron sent to board with her cousin. The
boy is no relation. He says he would not stop with
her but to please Mrs. Cameron and am sure Mrs
cameron was no relation either. She is from
Harrisburg, and boasts of Mr. Cnmcron's
support OF her for years. Her name Is Annie
Davis. Let her relation with Mrs. Cameron be
what It may, She should not try to niurc me-
Please tell Mr.. Cameron Of this If you can do so
II not, please advise me what shall do. Pardon
my confidence but am really distressed about IL
or should not send you this. Mr.. Cameron is too
good too kind, 10 be persuaded 10 comply with the
desires or viii of such would so unchariHbly ill.,
luTe one who has no knowledge Of her only rs she
50 boastingly tells the public who She is. Hoping
you VIII quel the spirit of this woman, this enemy
OF NINE remain, respectfully
MARY STEWART OLIVER,
l13 Missouri avenue, city,
The boys name Is Eddie Camp, from Gettysburg
II Is not likely she can be related TO Mrs. Cam
Cron, as rumOr says She done all she could when
Mrs, Cameron was living 10 wcan OF Mr..
Cameron's affection from his wife, and
would not allow him TO come home TO sec Mrs.
Cameron depart her last. Mr.. Cameron has
Miss Annie living in fine style. lie bought
lie lives there almost Mr. Cameron II ,1,no
to carry this woman to the springs III Il said hero
That the Hon. Tad" Stevens bronUbt tbis Nton,an
from Harrisburg and pncrd ier I'm the Office of the
Coast Survey; but nov. and for twenty years, MIR,
Cameron has he,lher 'N' ''' -