WILLIAM E. SMITH TO TILDEN

"_Personal._

"TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

"WASHINGTON, D. C., _March 31, 1886_.

"MY DEAR SIR,--Mr. Manning's condition is apparently about

the same, but he is now believed to be out of danger, although it

will probably be many months before he can attend to any business

whatever. His case is complicated by disease of the kidneys, but the

physicians say they do not fear any serious trouble from this cause.

It is very difficult to obtain any reliable information as to his

actual condition.

"Yours truly,

"W. E. SMITH."

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