Anne Dickinson
General Correspondence
MacGeachy, Charles
1891-92 & undatedFROM
CHARLES MACGEACHY
STURTEVANT HOUSE
NEW YORK

April 18, '91.

Dear Miss Dickinson:-

                          I will undertake the management of your contemplated 
lecture tour this season and next, commencing with the engagement
at the Broadway Theatre, this city, on 26th instant.  Will arrange for
you in other cities in the best obtainable theatres or halls.  Will
pay all expenses of the tour, including hotels, carriages to and from 
hotels and theatres, and railroad transportation of yourself and companion,
also myself and representative.  After deducting said expenses will 
divide evenly with you whatever surplus remains.  Settlements weekly.
You shall not be responsible for any deficit that may arise.  Box office
statements and vouchers to be rendered to you at every accounting.

                         I am willing to serve you as above so long as
mutually agreeable and advantageous,

                           Sincerely yours,
                            [signature]

Miss Anna E. Dickinson,
                   Sturtevant House,
                            New York, N. Y.2.8 [lw?] [LG?] 16 PD
Received at Goshen, N.Y. 114p[?] Apl 24 1891
Dated New York 24
To Dr G W Seward
Please wire me Sturtevant House
what train Miss Dickinson left
Goshen for New York this morning
important
Charles Mac[g?]each[?]

[?]. detained by important [?]
leaves at five P.M.
F.W.S.From
Charles MacGeachy
Sturtevant House
New York
May 28, 1891.
Dear Miss Dickinson:
"How tempus does fugit!" Nothing truer than this 
was ever said by a deceased Roman gentleman.
 Have again and again deferred writing you - merely 
a cordial reassurance of continued good will and esteem, despite the 
silence that has intervened since your departure.  Sincerely trust that
 your health has been of the best and all else of good cheer.  
 With kindest remembrances from Mr. Price, self and 
staff to Dr. and Mrs. Seward, Mrs. Ackley and yourself,
 Believe me, very truly,
 [signature]
Charles MacGeachy
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Dear Mr. Phillips,
 I have commanded you to help Anna Dickinson, assured that you can serve as she will explain.
Sincerely,
Charles MacGreachy
April 13/926/2
Dear Miss Dickinson
Endsa (?) box with my compliments.  Theatre across the street.   Will see you there in box during performance.

Sincerely
Charles MacGreachy

Performance begins 8:15FROM
PRICE & MACGEACHY
253 FIFTH AVENUE
NEW YORK

Frid midnight

Dear Miss Dickinson

You ran away before 
I saw you.  However, had no results to 
report as yet—unable get at party- am
on his trail—expect to overtake him tomorrow 
and let you know by mail

Presume you received 
my notes of this a.m. Enclosing Sum slip

Sincerely Chas MacGeachyFROM
CHARLES MacGEACHY
STURTEVANT HOUSE
NEW YORK                 Tues.    8 3/4

Dear Miss Dickinson
Mr Cabott not here
yet. Will start him soon as
he arrives- but have him see
you down stairs before he
leaves
Sincerely
Chas MacGeachyDear Miss Dickinson

Before going downtown among the savages of Printing House Square I want to write "good night" - if I may not say it. Been so rushed today.  Hope you


Midnight

Dear Miss Dickinson
    Recd Mr Pickley's message to Mr. Corbitt, about theatre for you tonight, totals.  At 10:00 p.m. you room was dark.  disappointed again, but glad you were resting.
    Now don't fail to {?} me in the morning to bid you God speed.  Have left call for 7 a.m. in your acct, but you see that I'm called please.

Sincerely

Charles McGeachy