D. MANNING TO GEORGE W. SMITH

"215 STATE STREET, ALBANY, N. Y., _Aug. 30, 1885_.

"DEAR MR. SMITH,--I am just back from Watch Hill.

I want to see you, and will take the early train Wednesday

morning, stopping off at Yonkers at 10.30 A.M. I expect

to return to Washington next Thursday evening or Friday

morning, and as I do not think I can come over again for

some months, I will be glad of a chance for a long 'talk'

with you. Please advise me by telegraph if it will be agreeable

to see me about the hour named; or if some other hour

on Wednesday or Thursday will be more convenient.

"Faithfully yours,

"DANIEL MANNING.

"_Geo. W. Smith, Esq._

"How the papers do lie!"

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