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Mrs. Hamilton's name. When she returned to
| Orange Park she said ehe was tired OF the
| house and wished IL would burn down. Then
Gen; Hamilton says he had the house Insured
In. March. 1880. it was decided that thoy
cSS to New York on March a. ZEN Mrs Hamin
ton remained in Orange Park with her friend,
arriving at Tarrytown ho found telegram
annopnsng that his house had burned burned down
Hamilton remained in Florida long enough to
| COLLECT 5000 insurance. and then cnme to New
YGrk ty d aS tine s and GSTt 81 hS
Gen Hamilton was at this time at his sons
he went to Lewisboro to take. temporary
| charge Of a parish there. Mrs. Hamilton ac-
Alter short time they removed to Union.
VILE. near Tarryt0wn; and lived @ there here together
nut the deed In his wifes name. He, bought
also in his witos name. Her niece had married
Gen. Hamilton d ID not like But for his wifo's
sake he lot her niece have the property for n
P~oPs 81 Thy ahd nSF foSsers sEs
| still occupies q house on the land.
Gen, Hamilton said that he had always been
last ten " years .p he said she had undsrsono s"e
series of surgical operations and has
4 All physician' said said seven Years ago That
no thought her mind was affected. ;, She
end Of May and It was Impossible to control
her. She changed her physicians from time
TO time and disregarded the advice OF oil OF
Finally, a, the beginning, Of May. Gen. Ham
ilton's physicians advised him that he must
constant attendance on his wife during the
six months Of her illness had broken him
When he was finally convinced that Mrs.
Hamilton was out OF danger. he asked her ad-
vice cSneeTning the trip suEGsstted by his doc
day he attended the meeting Of the Cincinnati
He says that his wife told him to go to Mrs
Freeman's house. and not to attempt to return
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nursed by his cousin. Edward Schuyler. who
Il lie lie was S advised by Ills physician to take an
ocean trip. and sent to his wife at Tarrytown,
to to
pany hin t. il 1ld pSiat ia Comfort; -, ~, ,, ,,,
ad she sd9d Ssa ths With
ter wen, with Gen; Hamilton, to. Washing
ttoni and the party tstSDped at the OK
auaintance Gen. Hamilton had made on
the steamer slept, with him in the hotel
Sleep aone Etter two two days % Edward ard freeman. @ ~
a cousin OF Mrs Freeman. Joined the party
and took care OF Gen. Hamilton until they re-
turned to New York week later.
Since his return Gen Hamilton has been
with his son at Lyons Plain He says that his
wife has refused to go to Washington. where it
VIII not return to Tarsvowp tne Se saws hnr
relatives there are abusive and insulting to
him. His wife refuses to accept the home he
offers her in the old Hamilton Grange in Hist
street. Gen. Hamilton says she demands
that he shall return ana live with her and her
relatives at Tarrytown. which he will never do
He denies absolutely the charges Of cruelty
and the allegation that he ever decided a house
says. he has known for Years, and whose hus.
band Charles Freeman. was q friend OF his
thirty years ago.
mans house. as his wife we'll knows. after the
meetings Of the Alexander Hamilton Lodge in
Harlem. OF which he Is a member. when 1t
was too late to return home.
Mrs. Hamilton has begun suit against the
alternating her husbands affections.