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212 -183- PERSONAL. Detroit, Michigan, June 27th, 1904. My dear Montross:-- I have your good letter and wish that I knew of some suggestion of value to offer in the matter mentioned. But, to be perfectly frank, I really do not. It has been a mystery to me for years to watch the increase in expensive public sales galleries, both in New York and London, and I have often wondered how they survived. I fancy in dull times, like the present, the outgo of many must fully equal, or, perhaps, exceed the income. I need not, I am sure, tell you that my best wishes will follow whatever course you decide to pursue. Yours faithfully, Charles L. Freer N. E. Montross, Esq., #372 Fifth Avenue, New York City.