Asking him to see that Miss Cheney is taken care of as she is a stranger to the Club [Authors]; regretting that she is to be in New York during the winter and will therefore lose the pleasure of the meetings. 1 s. (3 p.) Old folder #: 110.

Congratulating him on the birth of a child; referring to General Hapgood and his failure to put her son in a bed separate from his men. 1 s. (4 p.) Old folder #: 111.

Sending revised pages to Mr. Murray for changes to be made. 1 s. (2 p.) Old folder #: 112.

Asking if he has seen an article by Nicholas St. John Green in the Law Review; and recommending it to him. 1 s. (2 p.) Old folder #: 113.

Telling him about boarding places in Washington. 1 s. (3 p.) Old folder #: 114.

Thanking him for a letter, evidently in regard to his birthday. 1 s. (4 p.) Old folder #: 115.

Thanking him for sending an article in which he quoted her. 1 s. (2 p.) Old folder #: 116.

Thanking him for his invitation to join the Authors Club and stating that it is the only society except the Woman Suffrage Association she has ever joined. 1 s. (4 p.) Old folder #: 117.

Thanking him for a note. 1 s. (1 p.); envelope Old folder #: 118.

Explaining the aims and principles of the editors of "The Revolution" and protesting that the men who helped give the negro the franchise were unwilling to help women. 1 s. (3 p.) Old folder #: 119.

Telling him that she would not have attended a certain meeting has she known that matters relating to Lucy Stone were to be discussed; expressing her opinion of the sectarianism of abolitionists. 1 s. (2 p.) Old folder #: 120.

Sending a letter from Mr. Foster and saying that she is happy that she is not wanted at any other conventions, since she feels her convention days are over. 1 s. (2 p.) Old folder #: 121.

Offering an apology to Mr. Foster for her seeming indifference in a Higginson letter. 1 s. (1 p.) Old folder #: 122.

Asking him to write a review of Helen Hunt's verses; stating that she has received a letter from Elizabeth Cady Stanton begging to lay aside her personal feud with Susan Anthony, etc. 1 s. (2 p.) Old folder #: 123.

4 s. (16 p.) Old folder #: 124.

Regarding the Hale convention and the harm it has done the suffrage cause. 1 s. (3 p.) Old folder #: 125.

Referring to a letter received from a friend of his, evidently about a biographical notice of her and stating that she prefers that nothing of the sort be written by any but her son and son-in-law. 1 s. (2 p.) Old folder #: 126.

Sending the sonnet she wrote upon seeing Shakespeare's death mask; returning Lady Gordon's book with many thanks. 1 s. (4 p.) Old folder #: 127.

Signing her name with pleasure for less than fifty cents; wants to establish a fund for sick children with the sale of her autograph. 1 s. (1 p.) Old folder #: 128.

Delighted to have received his letter; praising a poem he wrote. 1 s. (4 p.) Old folder #: 129.