Invites Senator Jones to dinner on Sunday, March 22 at Delmonicos to meet Edwin Booth.

Regarding books for memorial to his friend William Winter's son, presumably Arthur Winter. Letter is addressed "My dear Sir." Addressed from the Fifth Ave Hotel and dated Jany 12. Possible year from the year Arthur Winter died.

Items addressed from Pittsburgh; Hamilton, Canada; and Boston. One telegram addressed to Winter in New York.

Letters and autographs by Barrett. In the letters he comments on the success of his theatrical performances and gives instructions concerning financial matters. Also included are a portrait of Barrett and 2 receipts for money received from Moses Kimball, signed by Barrett.

Telegram dated May 19, [1876].

Malone graciously declines the terms of the engagment offered to him by Lawrence Barrett and Mr. [Edwin] Booth. Notes consisting of a daily schedule of activities are written in pencil on the back of the letter.

Correspondents: William Winter, George Shea, F.W. Barrett, Mrs. Palmer, Daniel Dougherty, Whelpley, B.W. Austin, Jonathan Scott Hartley, James Ripley Osgood, [William Rounseville?] Alger, Miss [Abby Langdon?] Alger, J.G. Walton, Augustin Daly and others. Some letters undated. Notes on the Winter letters by Jefferson Winter.