Correspondent's locations include Chicago, Washington, D.C. and Court Farm, Broadway, Worcestershire. (3) includes an accompanying envelope addressed to Winter at 46 Third Avenue, New Brighton, Staten Island, New York, U.S.A.

Writes of her disappointment in waiting for Winter at dinner last night; wonders what could have become of a letter she sent to Winter. On letterhead of The Brunswick, Boston. Dated Monday; Winter's annotation gives date as Feb. 12, 1883.

(1) and (3) are telegrams. (1) signed from "Joe and Mary. Correspondent's locations include Baltimore, Washington, D.C., San Francisco, New York and London.

Letters (1-2) discuss Mary Anderson's abilities and her popularity. (3) mentions Thomas Keene's performance of Richard III.

(1) Autograph letter signed concerning tickets he is sending Winter and thanks for the introduction to Mr. Floyd. On letterhead of Niblo's Garden Theatre, New York and signed from Johnny. Annotation by William Jefferson Winter: "John T. Raymond to Wm. Winter (mentions Wm. R. Floyd) (March - 1882)." Letter undated but year of Winter's annotation possibly wrong as Floyd died in 1880. (2) Telegram sent from Raymond in Baltimore to Mr. and Mrs. Winter in New York: "Mrs. Raymond joins me in hearfelt sympathy in your sad bereavement." Likely referring to the death of Winter's son, Arthur. Dated Jany 25, 1886.

Informs Winter that Brown University will confer upon him an honorary degree of Doctor of Letters. Signed from Tho. D. Anderson. Addressed from 12 Barnes St.

Includes one autograph letter signed, seven envelopes and two telegrams. (2) is a telegram from Irving and Terry on the death of Winter's son, Arthur. Correspondent and recipient locations include Chicago, New York, London, and Stratford-on-Avon.