Scope and Contents: TLS expressing regret that he can not attend a performance of a dramatic adaptation of "John Brown's Body" that week at Thomas Jefferson High School. Accompanied by two typescript photocopies of the script as performed by students of Thomas Jefferson High School [Brooklyn, NY] in 1936, under the direction of Mrs. Lyda Rochmis. Also accompanied by a program for the "Third Annual Field Day" at Julia Richman High School [New York, NY], 1936 May 16, at which this production was also...

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ALS, on printed letterhead of the Reform Club, 12 East 33rd Street, New York, expressing appreciation for Pyle's work.

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ALS seeking, on Mr. [Richard Watson?] Gilder's advice, Jefferson's opinion about the suitability of Cable's "Bonaventure" for dramatization, and asking if Jefferson knows Mr. H. N. Carlyle of Northampton.

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ALS to "Dear Carey," concerning proofs and copyright for "Au Large," published in his Bonaventure: A Prose Pastoral of Acadian Louisiana (1888).

Scope and Contents: Two TLS and five ALS written by Crane while living in Patterson, N.Y., to Finkler; postcard photograph of Opffer, Olga Eggers, and an unidentified man, with an ANS from Opffer to Crane; an ANS from Opffer, editor of Nordlyset, to an unidentified recipient, on verso of his business card; photograph of Crane; four photographs of Finkler, Opffer, and two unidentified men; printed card issued by Harper & Brothers, publishers; and three clippings concerning the deaths of Crane and Finkler....

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TLS with corrections in Deland's hand, regarding her first book of poetry, The Old Garden and Other Verses.

Typed note at head of first page reads "(Dictated)."

With a review of The Old Garden and Other Verses clipped from an unidentified newspaper.

Scope and Contents: Twelve TLS (one incomplete), one ALS, and one card, regarding photographs taken by Schiff of Dreier's houses, of her artwork, and of herself.Accompanied by six photographs: view of Long Ridge Methodist Episcopal Church from porch of the Haven (West Redding, Conn.); inside hall of the Haven, showing Brancusi's "Yellow Bird"; library at the Haven, showing Marcel Duchamp's "Tu m'" and "Bride stripped bare by her bachelors, even"; Dreier sitting in hand elevator in Laurel Manor...

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ALS suggesting changes to an illustration for a piece titled "The Chase of the Tide." On printed letterhead for the Editorial Rooms at The Evening Post, 206-210 Broadway, New York City.

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ALS, on behalf of the friends of H. P. Tuttle, asking for Tuttle to be discharged from the army so that he can become an assistant paymaster in the navy.

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ALS asking for advice.

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ALS, with integral address, concerning literary matters and mentioning [Washington?] Irving.

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ALS suggesting that the recipient call on her at her brother Mr. Clarke's home in Washington, where she hopes to arrive on the evening of the 17th. She mentions that illness and domestic affairs may keep her from travelling, but asks that he let her brother know she will arrive on the Tuesday evening train.

Printed reproduction of portrait of Greenwood adhered to verso of second leaf.

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ALS asking if Booth would like an article for Harper's Bazar on "our American [singers?] in Paris," and offers to write it for free "for the sake of 'our girls'."

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ALS in response to a request for her autograph, praising the soldier's hard work and sacrifice.

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ALS to John Francis enclosing a piece of writing about H. W. Beecher (no longer present) and portrait engraving of Griswold, signed.

Scope and Contents: ALS praising his "The Story of Raymond Hill, and Other Poems," commenting in detail on the title poem and promising to review it favorably in Godey's Lady's Book. She mentions his "The Dark Room" and says she received a story by his protegée Martha Russel but cannot use it. She explains why his article "on the Northmen" was not published in Godey's, but suggests including it in "The Opal; a Pure Gift for the Holy Days", which she is to edit for 1848, and discusses the price she could offer...

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ALS proposing to have a portrait engraving done by B. J. Lossing and congratulating her on the success of her "application to Congress." With clipping.

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ALS inquiring on behalf of her son about the "Academy at New Hampton."

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ALS asking for a "statement of sales of 'Chinese Ghosts'". With stamp: "Jun 30 1892".

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ANS originally conveying an installment to be published in January, and asking Aldrich not to cut it despite its length.