"_Personal._
"WASHINGTON, D. C., _July 29, 1885_.
"MY DEAR GOVERNOR,--Will you be at Greystone on the 7th of
August? I want to see you, and perhaps I cannot find a better time
than that day. I expect to leave here with Mrs. Manning and Miss
Mary on the 6th or 7th, and will be compelled to remain in New York
over the 8th. I am booked for Watch Hill for the 10th, to remain
there two or three weeks.
"I have many things to say, and I need your help and advice.
"Faithfully yours,
"DANIEL MANNING."