[London,] 21 July 1894 

Dear Julius, 

Herewith a letter from Siegel which I have been asked to pass on to you. 
*“' T have written to the Executive Committee about the 300 marks. * Should 
you be able to do something in the Club © here, or anything else for the 
chaps, it would be a good deed; in the meantime I have sent them a pound. 

Kindest regards to your wife. Our house is in mourning, the canary hen 
having died while sitting on her four eggs—from a stroke, it would seem. 

Yours, 
FE.