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#123. GEORGE G. HEYE. 52 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. DECEMBER 3, 1904. My dear George, In view of the telegram that Mr. Hyde received this week, asking him if he would take care of the Philadelphia meeting, I imagine that you are finding enough interest and work where you are to keep you longer, and therefore I imagine that this letter will reach you. Yours of the 25th I received this morning, and it certainly was a fine letter to get. I am crazy to see the material that you speak about, for it reads almost impossible, to think that it is still possible to get a collection like you speak of. I am particularly interested in the copper objects you have found, and the naturally jade pieces. I can't tell you how delighted this letter has made me, but it seems that you will never get back