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#915 Union Trust Building, Detroit, Michigan. January 15, 1910. Gentlemen: Enclosed herewith please find draft on New York, payable to your order, for $30., in settlement for the one stand for the small glass show-case which you made for Mr. Freer last Spring. This stand was received at Mr. Freer's residence this afternoon. After unpacking the stand, I am advised by Mr Freer's man, it was found to have been received in good condition. With this table there were found four plates of glass - size: 35" x 16" each, being the top movable shelves for the two pottery cases which you state were shipped to Washington on January 11th; also six brackets for supporting these top shelves in the pottery show cases. I here written the United States National Museum, Washington, asking them to kindly advise me upon receipt of the pottery show cases there and just as soon as I hear from them that the cases and stands are satisfactory, I shall send you a prompt remittancs. Kindly receipt and return Mr. Freer's voucher also enclosed herewith to, Yours very truly, (Signed) George W. Alger Encls. Messrs. Charles F. Biele & Sons Co. 4379-361 West 12th St., New York, N. Y.
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