The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-17

anything send bill or dig TIL sce you have
authorized you 70 draw on me ad 10. for any favors
can do you here win tear MY shirt for you,
| II necessary. New York is beginning 70 scorch
ma They say II Is blazing hot here in the sum.
mcr, 10 as l said before shall HE me away 70
Jersey. To Jersey ere long, amid tho flowers,
lambkins and the pretty little birds. Well,
will, boss Is IL fact that Hoyt the sculpist
has gone 10 the wars7 don't know how II Is
but something within tells me, In a stu, small
voice, that am better adapted for the Home Guard
than anything else"
In October tho humorlst said: In a very short
time, say four weeks. l will square your account
But II you must have IL before then say so, and
will raise 1t for you or perish in the attempt So
much for that 1 feel first rate. My trip did mo
good. New York IL lively enough for practical
purposes, the many rumors TO the CONTRARY not
withstanding. In regard 10 my orders on -.
and -, haven't seen the latter yet but
called on the former. Ho was angry and said
the work had dono him moro harm than good
Among other remarks he said:
Damn tho papers, all Of emf
y said, Certainly but invited his attention 70
tho fact that his signature was attached TO the
document in a regular business way, and that
couldn't we'll perceive how he could repudiata He
said might come and board II out but as his face
was flushed with anger. don't think shall
am afraid he would make IL too lively for me-"
Ono Of the queerest Of the letters in tho collection
was written few months before Browne started
out on his tour to lecture upon the Babes In the
Woods" a lecture which. as his advisors know.
contained no reference 10 babes save in It's ttle
In this letter he says Nov blush as write it
feel that am coming II altogether too strong on
you-but do hunt up my Three Tigers Of tho Glove
land Prcss' in tho Pldtndedlsr loo and Sand II on
In q letteL The piece was not In tho bundle Loss
sent The piece Ia valuable 70 mo In short
without the piece shall DO unhappy. and prithee.
send her on. Set some Of the boys In the mailing
department to work hunting It up and my chill
dren's children shall kiss your namc with heartfelt
affection Bully boyl
AS was quietly taking some ooffee and cakes
with Henry Ward Beecher at Smiths In Chatham
street. tho other night after the Bowery was out
he accidentally alluded to you. He is says
Mr. Beeoher q young man Of much promise.
He Is q good bookkeepist and his balance sheets
are always correct like him" He also spoke
Of Less. but am sorry 10 say he was not very
complimentary. Lester says Mr. Beecher, will
come 70 tho gailus In about two years no keeps
on. What do you think OF Brokenshine Henry
says "A good man. sir said Mr.. Beecher.
a very good man indeed, tho hos . blnnked
Englishman.' On getting up from tho table Mr..
Beecher insisted upon allowing mo TO pay for the
coffee and cakes-12 cents
by the way. lovo to the ever blooming Briggs
Shall write him Soon. Did he get tho SIC 600, 900
and box OF Jewels sent him tho other day.
Send the Tigers shall soon cease troubling
you. hopa And now farewell A fond embrace
A few natural tears and some wild groans! there
there! it's over now Adoo adool
"Your'n ever. A. WARD.