CLIFTON HOUSE, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

_March 23, 1896._

_Dear Counsellor_: Received your letter just now. I have been

expecting Mr. Flechter's lawyer would settle with you; he got nine

hundred dollars for the violin and Mr. Meyer arranged with myself

for the half, four hundred and fifty dollars, which he proposed

himself and have been expecting a settlement on their part long ago.

I have assisted Mr. Palmer, his able lawyer, with the best of my

ability, _and have covered Mr. Flechter's shortcomings of faking the

violin to a Strad_.

Yours most sincerely,

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